[00:00] <lstarnes> ibeekman: it should be under the "my personal keys" tab in seahorse
[00:01] <edbian> m4v3r1ck: PM me
[00:01] <Tenkawa> clane: any luck?
[00:01] <losher> sebsebseb: well, that bunch of characters is the name of a filesystem, and unlike the hd stuff, it doesn't change when shuffle disks around. Once you get the uuid right, in theory you don't have to worry any longer about how the kernel numbers disk drives. Personally, I prefer labels -- Same idea except you get t choose the label names yourself...
[00:01] <lstarnes> ibeekman: you can also export it in a terminal with gpg -a --export $USER
[00:02] <sebsebseb> losher: oh right, well I prefer the old way, since that's what I got used to
[00:02] <sebsebseb> losher: plus  I don't understand about these uuid's  maybe  I should look it up sometime or something
[00:02] <captaincrook> Tenkawa: allright... gonna try it...
[00:03] <Tenkawa> captaincrook: right now it wont boot at all right?'
[00:03] <Tenkawa> doh
[00:03] <brime> Hello I'm wondering if there's a way to slow down the output from /dev/urandom? I'm using tr -dc '[:print:]' < /dev/urandom now but its to fast
[00:04] <losher> sebsebseb: the old way has 2 problems: a) if you add or remove a disk, the hd numbering changes, and b) different grubs may name disks differently, and so may different linuxes. uuids solve this, at the cost of being very long (to make sure they are unique). It's actually worth it if you move disks around much...
[00:05] <th0r> losher: do you know the command to determine the uuid of a disk?
[00:05] <cprime> Hi everyone, Using Ubuntu 8.04: If I set up a samba share in nautilus where is the share configuration shored?
[00:05] <J-_> !samba
[00:06] <losher> th0r: blkid lists them all, vol_id will list a given device....
[00:06] <Tenkawa> brime: just an idea
[00:06] <Tenkawa> brime: try
[00:06] <th0r> losher:  thanks...just needed the starting point.
[00:06] <Tenkawa> using dd with count=1 and loop that with a sleep .1 or tune it to needs
[00:07] <Tenkawa> brime: theres gopt to be a better way to do it but its a thought
[00:07] <Bookman> What are the choices for a nice multimedia program.  I have all my videos/music on one central file server and it would be nice to have a friendly interface on all the computers connected to that server.
[00:07] <th0r> losher: it works....take a cookie out of petty cash
[00:07] <Link23> Hi, I havent been able to use my applications menu.  When I click it to show the dropdown menu all that comes down is a very thin rectangle about 2px by 10px.  Can somebody help?
[00:07] <indy_> hi
[00:08] <losher> th0r: thanks...
[00:08] <indy_> is there any way of locking the desktop icons?
[00:08] <phenoix> Hi pls could you help me with secure my ubuntu?
[00:08] <brime> Tenkawa I'm sorry try what?
[00:08] <veggteppe> Hey, got a quick question: I have opend port's to be able to setup a wc3 map(server sorta). But it can't seem to be working. did it when i was using windows, and worked perfectly. Anyone that can help? thanks.
[00:09] <Tenkawa> brime: use dd to output urandom and loop it in a sleep routine with partial seconds
[00:09] <Tenkawa> thats pending sleep can handle .00005 .3 .7 properly
[00:09] <rgrig> in synaptic/xubuntu, "reload" succeds if synaptic is run from the command line, but not if run from the xfce menu. in the later case it fails because it tries to use some (wrong) proxy. in BOTH cases settings->preferences->network says "direct internet connection", which is how it should be. any ideas?
[00:09] <brime> Tenkawa Oh ok yeah that sounds good! thanks!
[00:09] <arooni-mobile___> help!  jaunty on a t61;  when i go to system => preferences => bluetooth ; nothing happens
[00:10] <byerley> more of a bash question, but I'm trying to embed commands, ie blah=`cat `ls *``, but I don't know the correct syntax? (I know there are much easier ways to do that particular example)
[00:10] <cprime> veggteppe, I don't know anything about wc3 map ... but when you say that you opened ports do you mean in your router? or iptables?
[00:11] <Jarr0d> Hey guys. I am learning to get a firewall working. I have been playing around with UFW using the "linux firewall" component in Webmin. I had created a few rules as a test and they were working fine. But now any changes I do in webmin are being carried across to iptables.up.rules but they are not being implementd by ufw. I have tried ufw reload but it doesn't bring the new rules across. Is there another way I can force it to load the rules fro
[00:11] <veggteppe> cprime: router yeah. Opend the ports for the game (warcraft 3), well, forward ports is more of the correct term for it i suppose.
[00:12] <byerley> if there a better room for bash questions?
[00:12] <rgrig> byerley, try #bash
[00:12] <Tenkawa> brime: let me know if that actually works
[00:12] <byerley> rgrig: heh, not sure how I missed that, thanks
[00:13] <cprime> veggteppe, in a terminal run: sudo iptables -L
[00:13] <brime> Tenkawa: will do!
[00:13] <veggteppe> cprime: Done
[00:13] <cprime> veggteppe, did you get any rules back?
[00:14] <veggteppe> cprime: No. Could i send you a copy&paste in /pm ?
[00:14] <cprime> sure
[00:16] <pequebilbao> hello, chat spanish please ?
[00:17] <LjL> !es | pequebilbao
[00:17] <imgoofygoober> jubuntu
[00:17] <pequebilbao> ok, gracias
[00:17] <BellinXFelon> th0r?
[00:20] <cprime> veggteppe, ok iptables is not the problem.  Next question, do you have another computer on you local router, and if so can you access the map server from that machine?
[00:20] <pequebilbao> thank you
[00:20] <cooper77z> Hi, What is a high quality video format that cinelerra can work with quickly and without too much strain on system resources?
[00:20] <cprime> veggteppe, I meant another machine on your local network, sorry.
[00:21] <veggteppe> cprime: Think i may have expressed my issue abit wrong xD, the "map server" is basicly the gaming server:P, were people can enter and game.:P
[00:21] <veggteppe> It just seems like even if i opend my port's on the router, that linux blox it or somet
[00:22] <ekimmargni> Can Evolution export emails (for import into another client)?
[00:22] <cprime> veggteppe, ok well I'm trying to verify that you can the ports forwarded correctly.  one way to do that is to look at incoming connections from both sides of a router.
[00:23] <veggteppe> Okay, no , don't have another computer on the net atm.
[00:23] <cellofellow> cooper77z: while I'm not familiar with Cinelerra (I've tried it but never used it), you want to use an I frame-only format like mjpeg or DV for editting. They're larger than other formats but faster and higher quality.
[00:23] <JuanJOBC> Hi all
[00:23] <JuanJOBC> I want to install Ubuntu Server 9.04 in a Xeon server, but I realized that the 64 version when downloaded the iso image says "AMD", ???? Is this normal?
[00:24] <Flannel> JuanJOBC: Yes.  AMD64 is the standard name for 64bit x86 compatable-type processors
[00:24] <JuanJOBC> Flannel, ahhh , ok, so I am not going to have any issue installing it in the Xeon one, am I?
[00:25] <Flannel> JuanJOBC: Assuming it's 64bit, then no, no problems.
[00:25] <JuanJOBC> Flannel, ah ok man, the name of the ISO just confussed me, thanks a lot
[00:26] <Flannel> JuanJOBC: just like i386 isn't *just* for intel processors ;)
[00:26] <cprime> veggteppe, ok, no worries.  Let's see if we can see a process connected to that port locally.  sudo lsof -p:<port_number>
[00:27] <gangil> people please help me , I am experiencing garbage screen and lines , when I start ubuntu , and sometimes even when shutting it down , the last time this happened to me I had to replace my motherboard , plz help !!! how can I resolve this ? :(
[00:28] <strawberry> O.0
[00:28] <n33ds_h3lp> could anyone please tell me how to get to Networkmanager > VPN-Connections > Configure VPN
[00:28] <VCoolio> ekimmargni: yes, I did that recently for claws-mail
[00:28]  * Luke771 is trying to install ubuntu 9.04 on an eee pc
[00:28] <cprime> gangil, I have a problem like that when I try to Hibernate on my laptop. are you hibernating also?
[00:29] <cellofellow> n33ds_h3lp: right click the Network Manager applet, and click Edit Connections
[00:29] <Luke771> but i get stucj in an initframs prompt :/
[00:29] <gangil> cprime: no I dont hibernate , but it doesnt looks good to me :'(
[00:29] <ibeekman> lstarnes: hey sorry, I went away... so I thought a public keyfile would end in .pub not .asc
[00:29] <n33ds_h3lp> cellofellow: i don't see the configurevpn option
[00:30] <Jarr0d> n33ds_h3lp: there should be a VPN tab
[00:30] <cellofellow> n33ds_h3lp: there should be a VPN tab.
[00:30] <veggteppe> cprime: Sendt you whaty came back in pm.
[00:31] <ekimmargni> VCoolio: any idea how?
[00:31] <n33ds_h3lp> Jarr0d: , cellofellow: i see that but i dont see the 'configure vpn tab
[00:31] <gangil> can anybody tell me how to update clamtk antivirus for ubuntu , I have installed it , but it is not updated..
[00:31] <VCoolio> ekimmargni: mm, let me open evolution and check. Does right click on inbox give useful options?
[00:32] <ibeekman> lstarnes: also the command line code you gave me produces this:   gpg: WARNING: nothing exported
[00:32] <cellofellow> n33ds_h3lp: you want to add a VPN connection. If the button is disabled, as mine appears to be, you probably need to install something.
[00:32] <cellofellow> !vpn
[00:32] <ekimmargni> VCoolio: not that I noticed, no
[00:32] <gangil> !clamtk
[00:32] <gangil> !antivirus
[00:32] <n33ds_h3lp> cellofellow: what would i need to install?
[00:32] <kandinski> I clobbered this laptop's /home folder with the /home from a desktop, and now my keyboard does not work right (no alt-fn keys, no alt-tab): how do I fix it?
[00:32] <cellofellow> n33ds_h3lp: not sure, let me check something
[00:33] <ibeekman> !pgp
[00:33] <kandinski> !apple
[00:33] <Link23> Hi, I can't use my applications menu.  When I click it to show the dropdown menu all that comes down is a very thin rectangle about 2px by 10px.  The places and system menus still work.  Can somebody help?
[00:33] <cellofellow> n33ds_h3lp: what kind of VPN you trying to connect to?
[00:34] <n33ds_h3lp> cellofellow: openvpn
[00:34] <cellofellow> n33ds_h3lp: then install network-manager-openvpn
[00:34] <maszlo>  am having an issue with my keyboard shortcuts
[00:35] <cellofellow> n33ds_h3lp: there's also -pptp and -vpnc, for Microsoft and Cisco VPNs.
[00:35] <n33ds_h3lp> cellofellow:  i have installed that before
[00:35] <maszlo> i guess its mapped to control master, any way i can change this to move PCM?
[00:35] <nawk> Can someone recommend a program like Banshee (other than XBMC)?
[00:36] <cellofellow> n33ds_h3lp: what was wrong?
[00:36] <Oceanic> nawk, try amarok
[00:36] <n33ds_h3lp> cellofellow: that's what im trying to find out now
[00:36] <cellofellow> n33ds_h3lp: you might have to log out and back in for the installation to register.
[00:36] <cellofellow> !openvpn
[00:37] <n33ds_h3lp> cellofellow: i restarted
[00:37] <Blehk> how can I make sure port 161 isn't being controlled? I want to allow external access to it and I'm pretty sure I'm not at the moment.
[00:37] <cellofellow> n33ds_h3lp: and it's still disabled in network manager?
[00:37] <cellofellow> the Add button?
[00:38] <nawk> Oceanic: does it do video playback?  I like Banshee except that video playback is buggy (its a known issue, from what I gathered).  Ultimately, I would like to have a media player that supports playlist a _WITH_SEARCH_ field.  Something like Rhythmbox, but with video playback would be great
[00:38] <jorgerosa> hello
[00:38] <nawk> playlists
[00:38] <n33ds_h3lp> cellofellow: everything but "import". but its not that type of file.
[00:39] <cellofellow> well, I dunno what to do. I guess you still n33d h3lp
[00:40] <binarymutant> how do I get scripts to auto start? what happened to .xinitrc?
[00:40] <Armageddon> how do i install the flash plugin .deb on my 64Bit Ubuntu ?
[00:40] <NewfierRich1> hey all, I am trying to figure out how to get video output to my tv. I have s-video out. any help?
[00:40] <VCoolio> ekimmargni: I don't remember; what if you open ~/.evolution/mail/local/Inbox with your new client?
[00:40] <Luke771> is it me, or since 9.04 you cant do ctrl-alt-basckspac to bail out of the desktop any more?
[00:41] <sebsebseb> !dontzap |  Luke771
[00:41] <binarymutant> Luke771, no more ctrl+alt+backspace
[00:41] <ekimmargni> VCoolio: I *think* I've got it now
[00:41] <binarymutant> !xinitrc
[00:41] <n33ds_h3lp> could anyone please tell me where to find exactly "Networkmanager > VPN-Connections > Configure VPN"
[00:41] <binarymutant> !.xinitrc
[00:41] <Oceanic> nawk, amarok doesn't do video playback, i'm not sure if there are any applications that fit to your requirements
[00:41] <Luke771> dontzap and --disable. thx
[00:41] <Luke771> (ubuntu is starting to get a little bit 'too' noob friendly)
[00:41] <Luke771> now this
[00:42] <binarymutant> !xinit
[00:42] <sebsebseb> Luke771: that  wasn't an Ubuntu decision  it  was an xorg descision
[00:42] <Chessguy> hey
[00:42] <nerdy_kid> if i run an virus infected exe inside Wine, will it infect my whole system?
[00:42] <sebsebseb> nerdy_kid: no
[00:42] <binarymutant> nerdy_kid, probably nto
[00:42] <Chessguy> nerdy_kid: why do you want to know ........ >.>
[00:42] <sebsebseb> nerdy_kid: it probably won't work in  Wine at all or  hardly  at all, as well
[00:42] <ekimmargni> VCoolio: I have multiple accounts set up in thunderbird; how can I have it reply using the email account the email was sent to?
[00:42] <cellofellow> n33ds_h3lp: you're asking the wrong question. Maybe "how do I get NetworkManager working with OpenVPN?" would be better.
[00:42] <NewfierRich1> Anyone know how i get s-video working?
[00:42] <Armageddon> how do i install the flash plugin .deb on my 64Bit Ubuntu ? or how do i install the firefox flash plugin on Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64 ?
[00:43] <ekimmargni> cellofellow: It should work. You need to say what the error is, what you've tried, etc.
[00:43] <Luke771> I'm trying to install ubuntu 9.04 on this eee pc but I get stuck into an initramfs prompt. anyone know how to fix this? the usb stick was created manually with syslinux and copying the files + renaming isolinux to syslinux
[00:43] <Tenkawa> is there a 64 bit flash plugin pre-packaged?
[00:43] <nerdy_kid> Chessguy, got an infected file and clamscan doesnt remove virus, only tells me that theyre there
[00:43] <Tenkawa> didnt think there was
[00:43] <Chessguy> does ubuntu ship with any kind of ip list or firewall-like thing?
[00:43] <Chessguy> nerdy_kid: ok
[00:43] <objorn> !ssh
[00:43] <cellofellow> ekimmargni: not me, n33ds_h3lp
[00:43] <NewfierRich1> I have the drivers installed for my video card
[00:43] <nerdy_kid> thanks all
[00:43] <VCoolio> ekimmargni: I don't use thunderbird, sorry
[00:43] <Armageddon> Tenkawa: there isnt :) that's why im asking
[00:43] <Chessguy> does ubuntu ship with any kind of ip list or firewall-like thing?
[00:44] <ekimmargni> Chessguy: ufw, I think
[00:44] <Lostinspac_46> Can I send an off-line msg?
[00:44] <ekimmargni> or iptables?
[00:44] <mezquitale> I've never had flash problems in my 64 bit distro
[00:44] <Armageddon> mezquitale: how do you install the flash plugin ?
[00:44] <mezquitale> Tenkawa, flash is never prepackaged though
[00:45] <mezquitale> it's not prepackaged with the distribution, I mean
[00:45] <Tenkawa> mezquitale: good point
[00:45] <Armageddon> mezquitale: no it's not
[00:45] <Tenkawa> but its usually in the nonfree repos isnt it?
[00:45] <Armageddon> mezquitale: and i dont think it is on the repos either
[00:45] <nawk> Armageddon: do you want the 64-bit version or the 32-bit version (and yes you could run the 32-bit version on jaunty amd64)
[00:45] <Armageddon> Tenkawa: not the firefox plugin, i downloaded the repos i guess
[00:46] <NewfierRich1> Can someone help me out in getting my s Video working?
[00:46] <Armageddon> nawk: of course i want the 64 if it exists ! the plugin for firefox !
[00:46] <NewfierRich1> any help would be great
[00:46] <mezquitale> Armageddon, the way I install it is I go to a website that needs flash, then I click on the link that tells me where to go to get the software, I download and install the software from adobe and it works, use the debian packaged software
[00:46] <Armageddon> mezquitale: but its 32 bit not 64, that's the problem they have no 64bit version
[00:46] <Tenkawa> hmm
[00:46] <Chessguy> thanks
[00:46] <Tenkawa> no adobe-flashplugin in 64 bit repos?
[00:47] <CaptainCrook> i need to mount my boot partition from a live cd ... but not in read only... any suggestion^
[00:47] <mezquitale> Armageddon, flash, the original flash is owned by adobe, there is an open source software that will help you play flash but i never really use it, I just download from adobe
[00:47] <nawk> Armageddon, I believe the 64-bit version is an alpha release and is not in the repo.  You would have to google it and unpack it
[00:47] <derenrich_> i thought 64 bit linux flash didn't exist?
[00:47] <nawk> derenrich_, yes it does.  i'm using it as we speak
[00:47] <Tenkawa> derenrich_: I didnt think so either (at least not "adobes")
[00:47] <cprime> Hi everyone, Using Ubuntu 8.04: If I set up a samba share in nautilus where is the share configuration shored?
[00:47] <Armageddon> derenrich_: it doesnt :/ that's what everyone is saying
[00:47] <mezquitale> Armageddon, try installing the 32 bit version and see if it works, it worked for me
[00:47] <Barridus> can anyone assist with dpkg cache problems (i assume that's what i'm afflicted by atm)
[00:47] <derenrich_> nawk: gnash?
[00:47] <Armageddon> mezquitale: didn't for me, not the .deb file
[00:47] <ekimmargni> !ask | Barridus
[00:47] <derenrich_> gnash doesn't count
[00:48] <Tenkawa> yeah
[00:48] <Tenkawa> I'm specificly talking adobe tm
[00:48] <nawk> nope, its from adobe, it was released in late feb this year, it's an alpha version.
[00:48] <Tenkawa> nawk: is it even a deb?
[00:48] <Chessguy> hm
[00:48] <Tenkawa> or a standalone installer?
[00:48] <nawk> tenkawa nope
[00:48] <mezquitale> gnash is the other option
[00:48] <derenrich_> nawk: oh, alpha, is it any good?
[00:49] <derenrich_> gnash is subpar, at least the last time i tried i
[00:49] <derenrich_> t
[00:49] <nawk> its a shared library, but installation could not be any easier
[00:49]  * Tenkawa runs a few iterations of vmware converter on a vm
[00:49] <Dr_Willis> CaptainCrook:  if you mount it.  from a live cd. the root user should be able to have full access to it.
[00:49] <Chessguy> ok i'm trying to run tremulous and it won't show the list of servers (the client gets the list from master.tremulous.net), but I can view the server list in firefox fine, and I can also access the server list from another computer using same router. Any ideas why this may be?
[00:50] <Chessguy> www.tremulous.net
[00:50] <nawk> derenrich_, it does the job but yea, it does look a lil chessy
[00:50] <Chessguy> btw
[00:50] <mikejonez> hi i need some help with my ubuntu server, can someone help me in pm?
[00:50] <derenrich_> nawk: gnash or the alpha?
[00:50] <nawk> gnash
[00:50] <derenrich_> kk
[00:50] <derenrich_> anyone have experience running tripwire in ubuntu?
[00:51] <mezquitale> mikejonez, nobody will want to help you in pm, maybe if you ask the question first someone might be interested, in either case, ask the question itself first, if the question is to go to PM with you then the answer is no
[00:51] <Lostinspac_46> Can one send an off-line message in FreeNode?
[00:51]  * Chessguy hugs all ppls who help newbs
[00:51] <Tenkawa> memoserv
[00:51] <Tenkawa> if its to another registered uiser
[00:51] <Tenkawa> er user
[00:51] <Guest4582> qua danno i numeri http://lottoonline.blogfree.net/
[00:51] <Chessguy> ok i'm trying to run tremulous and it won't show the list of servers (the client gets the list from master.tremulous.net), but I can view the server list in firefox fine, and I can also access the server list from another computer using same router. Any ideas why this may be?
[00:52] <mikejonez> well i setup my ubuntu server, and it seems to randomly become unconnectable at points, is there anything i can do to make sure it is always connectable
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> Chessguy:  you did use the butotn at top that says 'source internet' then the button right next to it . to get new list.. (i think thats the one) i just trried it and it did work
[00:52] <Lostinspac_46> Tenkawa:  Thanks!
[00:52] <Chessguy> yes
[00:52] <Jordanmota> how do I get rid of that annoying fading box effect when minimising windows? It's the one where the outline of the window blinks and gets progressively smaller as it shrinks..
[00:52] <len> guys, any1 solved the headphone issue with 9.04? I read in some threads that adding following line to alsa-base. conf would solve: options snd-hda-intel model=laptop
[00:52] <Tenkawa> Lostinspac_46: np
[00:52] <Chessguy> Dr_Willis: yes, i've been playing for a long time
[00:52] <losher> derenrich_: I used it once a while ago. Do you have a question about it?
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> Chessguy:  well it worked here. (i got a list at lest, dident try any games)
[00:52] <BigdaveJoker> hi all trying to install program that requires libssl.so.0  can't find the file don't know how to install it  I have installed libssl-dev
[00:52] <Chessguy> that's why i'm baffled
[00:53] <Brandon> !lime | brandon
[00:53]  * Tenkawa creates an ova image
[00:53] <Chessguy> hrm
[00:53] <derenrich_> losher: wondering if it works out of the box from the repos in ubuntu, i'm having trouble in other distros
[00:53] <nawk> Guess what, another "alpha refresh" of 64-bit Adobe Flash Player 10 for linux just released today
[00:53] <len> well I tried that line, but my headphone still are not working
[00:53] <Tenkawa> nawk: heh ironic
[00:53] <mikejonez> well i setup my ubuntu server, and it seems to randomly become unconnectable at points, is there anything i can do to make sure it is always connectable
[00:54] <derenrich_> ha there is no windows 64 bit flash player
[00:54] <losher> derenrich_: sorry, never tried it from the repos. When I ran it, I got it off the net. I think I was on fedora...
[00:54] <Tenkawa> mikejonez: well first isolate "what" kind of disconnects
[00:54] <derenrich_> losher: kk
[00:54]  * derenrich_ isn't even sure it is in the repos
[00:54] <rrva> Hi! I have a amd64 box and a i686 box which I both want to use for distcc to make-kpkg a new kernel. How to make sure the i686 generates x86_64 code (ie cross-compile) ?
[00:54] <nawk> derenrich_, I wouldn't know. what's windows? heh
[00:54] <mikejonez> tenkawa ethernet, ssh and http via apache
[00:54] <rrva> I have tried: CC="gcc -m64" AS="as --64" make-kpkg --rootcmd fakeroot --cross-compile - --arch=amd64 --initrd --revision=dejsi.3.0 kernel_image
[00:54] <mezquitale> anyone knows of open source games that support the rumblepad?
[00:54] <Brandon> whats that linux Mysql and Php thing again?
[00:55] <derenrich_> LAMP
[00:55] <NewfierRich1> I got s-video working after lol, all i had to do was press super f8. lol ubuntu is really newb friendly
[00:55] <Tenkawa> mikejonez: how do you know its disconnecting?
[00:55] <Brandon> thank you
[00:55] <derenrich_> np
[00:55] <Brandon> !LAMP | brandon
[00:55] <mikejonez> well it seems to almost ping out, and i cant connect, then i try to connect and it works, its almost like the ethernet is going to sleep when im not using it
[00:56] <Tenkawa> rrva: whats "file" say about the binaries
[00:56] <Barridus> whenever i check for updated packages (either in synaptic or with 'sudo apt-get update') i get the error "E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.".  if i do that command, it results in 'dpkg: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1'.  full sequence i pasted to http://paste.ubuntu.com/237664/
[00:56] <Tenkawa> mikejonez: anything in messages or dmesg
[00:56] <nawk> rrva: what's the the diff between amd64 and i686?
[00:56] <Tenkawa> ?
[00:56] <losher> derenrich_: I see it in a repo...
[00:56] <mikejonez> im not sure, how to i check that?
[00:56] <rodimus> hi mikejonez
[00:56] <CaptainCrook> Dr_Willis: hehe right... thought it would be read-only...
[00:56] <Tenkawa> mikejonez: dmesg and /var/log/messages
[00:57] <derenrich_> losher: I'm currently in windows, hard for me to check
[00:57] <Tenkawa> first is a command.. second a logfile
[00:57] <mechtech> Brandon: LAMP = Linux Apache MySql and PHP server
[00:57] <rrva> nawk: one is 32bit and the other is 64 ?
[00:57] <BigdaveJoker> where could I find and install libssl.so.0?  I've tried libssl-dev and that doens't seem to work
[00:57] <Brandon> yeah i was trying to get the link
[00:57] <Tenkawa> uggh this ova is slow (mind you I'm on a REALLY slow machine)
[00:58] <losher> derenrich_: np
[00:58] <jpwalker> primowalker
[00:58] <rrva> Tenkawa: the i686 box generated this: scripts/genksyms/genksyms.o: ELF 32-bit LSB relocatable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), not stripped
[00:58] <mechtech> Brandon: want a pro linux system admin ebook?
[00:58] <Tenkawa> rrva: interesting
[00:58] <Tenkawa> BigdaveJoker: libssl0.9.8
[00:58] <Tenkawa> err
[00:58] <Tenkawa> oops
[00:58] <rrva> Tenkawa: I want  ELF 64-bit LSB relocatable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), not stripped
[00:59] <Tenkawa> yea
[00:59] <BigdaveJoker> Tenkawa I think I have that so I'll check again maybe the program I am trying to install has a problem   Thanks!
[00:59] <len> guys, who can help me configuring alsa to make my linux work with headphones?
[00:59] <Tenkawa> BigdaveJoker: you might have to create a symlink
[00:59] <rrva> I think distcc is just spawning gcc without -m64
[00:59] <Tenkawa> sounds like the tweaking I have to do for stuff like oracle
[00:59] <BigdaveJoker> Tenkawa  oh   that makes sense  Thanks I'll play around with that
[01:00] <Tenkawa> rrva: very possible... or calling the linker wrong
[01:00] <Tenkawa> BigdaveJoker: just be careful... you dont want to symlink the wrong version
[01:00] <mikejonez> Tenkawa: there is alot of stuff in this dmesg log
[01:00] <Tenkawa> or have other programs try to use that link
[01:00] <BigdaveJoker> Tenkawa rodger
[01:00] <Tenkawa> mikejonez: anything look network related (errors.. etc)
[01:00] <perlmonkey2> I was looking at the repos in Karmic and it looks like it has Firefox 3.0-5.  Does this mean it will ship with all those versions?
[01:01] <mikejonez> Tenkawa: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): eth0: link is not ready
[01:01] <Tenkawa> mikejonez: multiple times?
[01:01] <mechtech> Brandon: http://lamphowto.com/
[01:01] <mikejonez> no just once
[01:01] <Tenkawa> oh
[01:01] <Tenkawa> I was going to say make sure the port its plugged into is good
[01:02] <Tenkawa> good and stable
[01:02] <mikejonez> yeah it seems to be disconnecting when nothing it happening, and then i cant connect for a minute
[01:02] <Tenkawa> ouch
[01:02] <Tenkawa> sounds almost like powersaving
[01:02] <VCoolio> did you just see an away or otherwise useless message from me? otherwise I did it right ;)
[01:02] <Tenkawa> just a sec
[01:02] <mikejonez> yeah, is there any commands to make sure stuff isnt going idle?
[01:02] <agent0range> anyone know why when i source my bash_profile from my bashrc it hangs? Is there some kind of cyclical sourcing happening? It works if i do it from cli after bash inits ;/
[01:03] <Tenkawa> mikejonez: check lspci
[01:03] <Tenkawa> what kind of card is it?
[01:04] <mikejonez> some old dell card
[01:04] <mikejonez> haha
[01:05] <Mike_lifeguard> I'm getting "gpg: WARNING: unsafe ownership on configuration file `/home/mikelifeguard/.gnupg/gpg.conf'" -- what permissions should that have, and how can I set those?
[01:05] <Mike_lifeguard> Also, where is the private key stored? I think I may have lost it :\
[01:05] <Mike_lifeguard> ie deleted it :D
[01:05] <mechtech> Brandon: http://sourceforge.net/projects/lamp-project/files/
[01:10] <Brandon> i am having some trubble with ifconfig / iwconfig
[01:11] <jorgerosa> bye people :)
[01:11] <Mike_lifeguard> !ask | Brandon
[01:12] <Tracy-P> How might I find out if a driver which the wiki has a work around for in 6.06 (Drapper) has or has not been updated in the 9.04?
[01:14] <cprime> does anyone know where ubuntu stores information about shared folders?
[01:15] <Brandon> !paste | brandon
[01:15] <iuly> e cineva roman?
[01:16] <Quiznos> hi
[01:17] <Brandon> http://paste.ubuntu.com/237709/ any help?, btw i am trying to portforward some ports but i cant do anything without ifconfig / iwconfig
[01:17] <Brandon> and also how do i use "LAMP"
[01:18] <thomg> Brandan www.portforward.com
[01:18] <thomg> *Brandon
[01:18] <thomg> LAMP stands for Linux+Apache+MySQL+PHP
[01:18] <thomg> it's a common stack for a WEB SERVER
[01:18] <thomg> if that's what you're trying to set up
[01:18] <thomg> then sudo apt-get install lamp
[01:19] <starwind> hi, virtualbox question for anyone willing to help
[01:19] <Brandon> yeah but the person from portforward.com told me ifconfig / iwconfig
[01:19] <kbp> 1byte = 8 bits or = 10 bits in Ubuntu?
[01:19] <thomg> starwind I don't know much but I'll try to help
[01:19] <starwind> thanks :)
[01:19] <Brandon> but it wont let me so that is why i asked here.
[01:19] <WeblionX> kbp: 8 bits.
[01:19] <thomg> Brandon, what exactly are you trying to port forward, and why?
[01:19] <kbp> ok ty WeblionX
[01:20] <ookz> blagh I give up on the vmware
[01:20] <ookz> me /quit
[01:20] <starwind> tried starting up win7 in VB, got an error saying vboxdrv wasn't loaded or there was a permisson problem
[01:20] <Brandon> i am trying to start a shell
[01:20] <thomg> ookz I use VirtualBox
[01:20] <thomg> it's quite nice
[01:20] <Brandon> as well as a IRC Port and IRCd and XDCC.
[01:20] <thomg> though I wish it had more features
[01:20] <WeblionX> starwind: Try installing dkms.
[01:20] <ookz> On windows?
[01:20] <thomg> Brandon, are you behind a router?
[01:20] <ookz> Or on linux?
[01:20] <starwind> right, web
[01:20] <Brandon> Linux.
[01:21] <WeblionX> starwind: It should update the driver.
[01:21] <starwind> i was, but i checked synaptics
[01:21] <starwind> its already installed
[01:21] <starwind> >_<
[01:21] <WeblionX> starwind: Just a sec...
[01:21] <starwind> np
[01:21] <markiep> anyone got any ideas how to get to the cli when ctrl alt f1 doesn't do it?
[01:22] <WeblionX> starwind: Try `sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup`.
[01:22] <ookz> what virtualbox it named as in the apt list?
[01:23] <thomg> Brandon, how does your computer connect to the Internet?
[01:23] <starwind> lol I did that but didn't add sudo, I totally screwed that up. I'm sure this will fix it then brb
[01:23] <ookz> apt-get install virt?
[01:23] <HelpMe2> i am using usbmount for rdesktop and it works great for USB drives. is there anything like that for mounting CD-Drives ?
[01:23] <WeblionX> ookz: apt-get install virtualbox3
[01:23] <Brandon> thomg: Wireless
[01:25] <WeblionX> Er, virtualbox-3.0
[01:25] <WeblionX> Sorry.
[01:25] <WeblionX> ookz: Er, are you installing from Ubuntu or from VirtualBox's website?
[01:26] <WeblionX> ookz: The one in Ubuntu is called `virtualbox-ose`
[01:27] <starwind> WeblionX, great it's working, sorry about the slip on sudo, I always forget that stuff :(
[01:27] <WeblionX> starwind: Not a problem.
[01:27] <WeblionX> ookz: You can also search for all packages in System -> Administration -> Synaptic Package Manager.
[01:28] <colloguy> is there a shortcut to open (in nautilus) the containing folder of a document that's currently open? Like OS X's command-clicking the document title?
[01:28] <starwind> one more question if you wouldn't mind, I always get a pop-up that the color quality is set at 24bit but is optimized for 32bit, were can I make that change?
[01:29] <WeblionX> That happens in the guest, right?
[01:29] <starwind> do I make it in the VB program or the OS itself?
[01:29] <kbp> what is the max speed have u ever got from LAN? I'm backing up image from Ubuntu Server to Ubuntu Desktop but it's just 5MBps (around 40Mbps/100Mbps).  Not even half of the capility
[01:29] <jipsy> anybody here can tell me how can i get songs??
[01:29] <kbp> *capability i meant
[01:29] <WeblionX> kbp: I've gotten 80Mbps on 100Mbps connection.
[01:30] <searcher> jipsy, buy a CD?
[01:30] <jipsy> i min download...
[01:30] <WeblionX> jipsy: I think iTunes might run in Wine.
[01:30] <kbp> WeblionX do you need any tweak/config?
[01:30] <WeblionX> kbp: Nope.
[01:30] <searcher> jipsy, http://www.google.com/search?q=free+mp3+downloads&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a
[01:30] <WeblionX> kbp: You just need a harddrive and switch/router that are fast enough.
[01:31] <WeblionX> starwind: I think you need to change it in the guest OS.
[01:31] <jipsy> thnx dude
[01:31] <Brandon> Thomg: you still here?
[01:31] <thomg> Brandon yeah, sorry
[01:32] <leleobhz> its possible to disable 3G connections for network manager?
[01:32] <thomg> Brandon Most likely you are behind a router, and you need to be port forwarding on the router. If you are trying to set up a web server, that's a different use case.
[01:32] <Brandon> well i have access to my router but i dont know what the ip i need to use is...
[01:33] <Brandon> and i need that to find the right IP :s
[01:33] <WeblionX> Brandon: Right click on the network icon, then choose Connection Information.
[01:33] <Brandon> so now you see what type of jam i am in?
[01:33] <Guest5267> hey guys, anyone know the best way to merge 35 two minute avis to a dvd?
[01:34] <kbp> WeblionX my router has 108Mbps... so no idea why I can only get half of them
[01:34] <WeblionX> kbp: Are you using wireless?
[01:35] <kbp> WeblionX both pc r connecting to lan ports
[01:35] <kbp> (simple its just a server pc and a desktop pc)
[01:36] <WeblionX> kbp: It's most likely one of the hard drives or motherboards not being fast enough.
[01:36] <WeblionX> kbp: However, the router may also not be able to provide full throughput.
[01:36] <kbp> WeblionX: maybe the harddrives, bcoz the server one is 5400rpms but the desktop  one is 7200rpms
[01:37] <WeblionX> kbp: Yeah, the 5400RPM drive is most likely limiting it.
[01:37] <Brandon> thomg: now you understand the jam i am in?
[01:38] <WeblionX> Brandon: Right click on the network icon, then choose Connection Information. That will give you the IP of your computer to put in the router config.
[01:38] <kbp> WeblionX: lol then I guess I need to leave both those 2 pcs for a day to finish backingup things :D
[01:38] <dbm> ey guys i got problem
[01:38] <dbm> with my refresh size
[01:38] <dbm> its 60MHz, what should i do?;\
[01:38] <dbm> My graphics card is NX 6600 le
[01:38] <rogue> rate.
[01:38] <linuxguy2009> dbm: Your refresh is at 60hz. I think thats normal.
[01:38] <WeblionX> dbm: If it's an LCD, that's normal.
[01:39] <Brandon> where is the network icon?
[01:39] <WeblionX> dbm: If you need to change it, make sure you have the drivers for your video card installed.
[01:39] <WeblionX> Brandon: Top right.
[01:39] <dbm> linuxguy2009, no its not mate, sometimes i could put 75hz
[01:39] <dbm> and i reinstalled for some reason..
[01:39] <Brandon> you mean internet icon?
[01:39] <MK13> Brandon, are you on ubuntu right now?
[01:39] <dbm> and when i installed again onyl 60hz
[01:39] <Brandon> Yes.
[01:39] <WeblionX> Brandon: Same thing.
[01:39] <linuxguy2009> dbm: Depends at what resolution your running your desktop and what modes your monitor supports mate.
[01:40] <dbm> my monitor is good
[01:40] <linuxguy2009> dbm: Im sure it is.
[01:40] <dbm> SyncMaster713n - Samsung
[01:40] <MK13> Brandon, you could also use the command "ifconfig" in the terminal to figure out ur ip
[01:40] <WeblionX> dbm: Check your monitor's manual for the optimal refresh rate.  If it's higher than 60Hz, you most likely need to install the restricted drivers for your video card to be able to change it.
[01:40] <linuxguy2009> dbm: Lower resolutions on LCD monitors sometimes allow for 75hz depending on the reolution set.
[01:41] <Brandon> ah i found it ty
[01:41] <DaZ> dbm: i'd use gtf to generate modeline and add it to xorg.conf
[01:42] <dbm> Hm.. ok guys
[01:42] <dbm> I've try something ;)
[01:42] <dbm> Thanks for help.
[01:42] <linuxguy2009> dbm: Install proper video driver and check your owners manuals for supported resolutions and refresh rates.
[01:42] <richardcavell> Is it just me or is the update manager really slow to download from the main server these last few days?
[01:42] <Brandon> well at least i think thats it
[01:42] <Brandon> or it's localhost :x
[01:42] <WeblionX> richardcavell: Some people have been having problems with the main servers.
[01:42] <linuxguy2009> richardcavell: Have you scanned for a closer server?
[01:42] <richardcavell> WeblionX: Okay, good
[01:42] <b4cchus> I have a question about websvn... I have an svn repository.  Websvn is installed and configured (I guess not completely though).  The problem is that it seems to be ignoring my repository's auth info.  I hit the websvn site and can view the entire repository without logging in... help :)
[01:42] <richardcavell> linuxguy2009: There's one in Australia but it gives me problems sometimes
[01:43] <linuxguy2009> richardcavell:  ah
[01:43] <richardcavell> linuxguy2009: I switched from main server to Australia and it gave me all sorts of weird messages about wanting to do a partial upgrade and then finding nothing to upgrade
[01:43] <linuxguy2009> richardcavell: I see
[01:43] <WeblionX> richardcavell: Well, if you're in Australia, I'd suggest finding a server in Asia somewhere.
[01:43] <WeblionX> I think that's a better connection than the US one.
[01:44] <richardcavell> so it's just that Canonical's servers are under pressure?
[01:44] <MK13> Brandon, which method did you use?
[01:44] <Neros> Ok guys... I have a problem. I've had it before and I don't remember how to fix it. I resized my external drive using gparted. now the ntfs drive shows up as raw (but the partition is intact.. the type is just off) how do I manually set the partition to NTFS type?
[01:45] <WeblionX> richardcavell: It appears that way, but I don't have any official information.
[01:45] <richardcavell> Canonical's servers would be in South Africa, wouldn't they?
[01:45] <linuxguy2009> Neros: eek hope you did a system backup.
[01:45] <Neros> no...
[01:45] <DaZ> richardcavell: ...
[01:45] <Tracy-P> Does anybody know if this has been updated to work in 9.04? em. I've had it before and I don't remember how to fix it. I resized my external drive using gparted.  now the ntfs drive shows up as raw (but the partition is intact.. the type is just off) how do I manually set the partition to  NTFS type?
[01:45] <Neros> the drive is there... all the data is intact
[01:46] <Tracy-P> hug
[01:46] <CaptainCrook> i have a problem  'error 17 in grub' anyone?
[01:46] <Tracy-P> ugh
[01:46] <WeblionX> Neros: You can use cfdisk or testdisk to set the type.
[01:46] <Tracy-P> Does anybody know if this has been updated to work in 9.04? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/DWL-G650%2B
[01:47] <Neros> thanks weblion... I couldnt remember the porogram names... cause I can go into acronis disk and tell it to mount it as an ntfs drive and it works...
[01:47] <mel> hi I hve a pc with a 500gb hdd, Windows 7 is installed on 1 partition, I have 2 other partitions with data on, I shrunk 1 partition with windows disk manager to make 20gb space to install ubuntu, but when I run the ubuntu live and try to install it says the partition is unusable, why is this?
[01:47] <fabteix> quit
[01:47] <zaccour> is there a program i can use to burn an avi file to a dvd disc? or at least convert it to iso so i can?
[01:47] <richardcavell> WeblionX: linuxguy2009 okay thanks guys, I found a mirror closer to me and it seems to be a bit more reliable
[01:48] <mattwj2002> hi everyone
[01:48] <mattwj2002> I am looking for a program can anyone help?
[01:48] <linuxguy2009> zaccour: You mean you want to convert the AVI to a DVD video disk(as apposed to a DVD data disk)?
[01:48] <WeblionX> mel: Did you create a partition in the empty space?
[01:48] <rogue> no
[01:48] <Tracy-P> mel: if the partition is in a extended partition according to Windows you will probably see this.
[01:48] <rogue> hello_world.c
[01:48] <richardcavell> mattwj2002: what sort of program?
[01:49] <DaZ> just program
[01:49] <zaccour> linuxguy2009, i want to be able to burn an avi file to a dvd disc to be able to play in a dvd player
[01:49] <mattwj2002> a program like netstumbler that can detect 802.11n wireless networks
[01:49] <thomg> Brandon: what kind of router are you using?
[01:49]  * leleobhz ask for someone from networkmanager
[01:49] <linuxguy2009> zaccour: hmm never done that in linux yet.
[01:49] <mel> WeblionX, not at first, I tried with just blank space and then tried with a partition (had to boot back into windows to make one) neither wy would work
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[01:49] <MK13> Tracy-P, ubuntu has no problem w/ extended partitions
[01:49] <mattwj2002> I have a 802.11n wireless card
[01:49] <rogue> leleobhz: nm-applet?
[01:49] <LjL> !ops | DistroSucio
[01:50] <zaccour> linuxguy2009, i remember in windows i could do it with ashampoo, but thats not available for linux
[01:50] <linuxguy2009> zaccour: Brasero has a video DVD option. Tried that?
[01:50] <zaccour> i tried it said improper file type
[01:50] <thomg> Brandon: You have to look for something like "router status" and look for something like "DHCP client table" or "client list" or "connected clients" or something.
[01:50] <WeblionX> mel: Did you make it an "ext3" type partition?
[01:50] <linuxguy2009> zaccour: What kind of file did it want you to have?
[01:50] <zaccour> linuxguy2009, avi
[01:51] <linuxguy2009> zaccour: AVI in what format?
[01:51] <mattwj2002> anyone have any ideas
[01:51] <thomg> oh nevermind he's gone
[01:51] <mattwj2002> ?
[01:51] <WeblionX> mel: From the live CD you can use gparted (Partition Editor) to make a partition as needed.
[01:51] <lisa_> How do i change fonts in ubuntu 8.10
[01:51] <mel> WeblionX, no because windows didn't guve me the option for that type, I would have formatted it ext3 if ubuntu would let me but it just tells me it is unusable
[01:51] <zaccour> linuxguy2009, the format is avi
[01:51] <WeblionX> mel: Does it tell you that it's unusable in gparted?
[01:51] <linuxguy2009> zaccour: AVI is notg a format. AVI is a container only.
[01:51] <mel> WeblionX, yes
[01:52] <zaccour> linuxguy2009, oh how do i figure that out?
[01:52] <linuxguy2009> zaccour: AVI can be divx or any number of formats.
[01:52] <bebe> yup yup
[01:52] <Tracy-P> bbl
[01:52] <WeblionX> mel: Open a console and type 'sudo cfdisk /dev/<drive>' and paste the screen here http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[01:52] <bebe> avi usually uncompressed
[01:52] <kingtut> download the progam devede progam it will convert avi lv to dvd no problem
[01:52] <linuxguy2009> zaccour: not sure, maybe google for brasero dvd video or something. Im sure youll find something. Then you can always reencode it and then make a DVD.
[01:53] <bebe> ffmpeg best tool
[01:53] <linuxguy2009> zaccour: look through Add/Remove in the sound & video stuff.
[01:53] <mel> ok WeblionX I will need to quickly reboot bck into ubuntu s I m in windowxs atm, brb
[01:53] <bebe> bc -l -p 7979
[01:53] <bebe> nc -l -p 8080
[01:53] <bebe> nc localhost 8080
[01:53] <mattwj2002> anyone have any ideas?
[01:53] <linuxguy2009> zaccour: DeVeDe looks popular in the list.
[01:54] <kingtut> and there is one for windos to it free download
[01:54] <Dr_Willis> DeVeDe works very well.. could use a little work in some places.. but it does work
[01:54] <jackie_> hi
[01:54] <bebe> hello
[01:54] <WeblionX> mattwj2002: What's the problem?
[01:54] <Dr_Willis> I find DeVeDE works better for me then many of the apps on windows that do a similer job.
[01:55] <linuxguy2009> zaccour: There ya go Dr Willis uses it and says its good.
[01:55] <bebe> hey jackie
[01:55] <jackie_> hi bebe
[01:55] <mattwj2002> I am looking for a program similar to netstumbler for ubuntu that supports 802.11n....I have an 802.11n wireless card that is working
[01:55] <jackie_> vpn.itshidden.com
[01:55] <bebe> i know is freakin awesome
[01:55] <bebe> itshidden
[01:55] <WeblionX> mattwj2002: 'kismet' is pretty good.
[01:56] <MK13> is any body in here familar with XWinWrapper?
[01:56] <mattwj2002> it doesn't appear to support 802.11n though :(
[01:56] <kingtut> i have had any problem you need to ntsc it creats a iso image you burn it to dvd
[01:56] <mattwj2002> "Kismet is an 802.11 layer2 wireless network detector, sniffer, and intrusion detection system.  Kismet will work with any wireless card which supports raw monitoring (rfmon) mode, and can sniff 802.11b, 802.11a, and 802.11g traffic."
[01:56] <mythomaniac> jackie_, i cannot get that vnp to work, what version of ubuntu you using>
[01:57] <jackie_> jaunty
[01:57] <bebe> imusing intrepid
[01:57] <WeblionX> mattwj2002: It's probably just not updated.
[01:57] <mattwj2002> I'll give it a try though
[01:57] <bebe> peace out yo
[01:57] <WeblionX> There shouldn't be any differences.
[01:57] <bcdln90> How do I upgrade openoffice that comes with ubuntu?
[01:57] <linuxguy2009> bcdln90: update manager
[01:57] <jackie_> let me send you a working link
[01:57] <sebsebseb> bcdln90: a ppa on luanchpad
[01:57] <mythomaniac> jackie_, using defult, but 128 bit setting on the encryption p2p, yeah?
[01:57] <jackie_> with instructions
[01:57] <sebsebseb> bcdln90: launchpad
[01:57] <bcdln90> Thanks!
[01:57] <jackie_> no dont set 128 leave default
[01:57] <sebsebseb> np
[01:57] <Evet> My ISP sux. They all closed Port 25 of all clients to combat with spamming Idiots...
[01:58] <mythomaniac> jackie_, you also have ufw on the system, or any firewall?
[01:58] <jackie_>     * http://ubuntu-chronicles.blogspot.com/2009/07/jaunty-vpn-itshiddencom.html
[01:58] <jackie_> best instructions
[01:58] <jackie_>     * http://ubuntu-chronicles.blogspot.com/2009/07/jaunty-vpn-itshiddencom.html
[01:58] <jackie_> sorry for the flood
[01:58] <WeblionX> evet: If you ask them they might open it for you.
[01:58] <jackie_> blocking ports sucks
[01:59] <jackie_> get a business account
[01:59] <kingtut> all you have to do right click iso image file and slect burn image to disk
[01:59] <jackie_> who's your isp?
[01:59] <Evet> WeblionX, already asked. they dont open
[01:59] <mel> sorry WeblionX, I am back, could you please tell me the command again
[01:59] <jackie_> Evet who's your isp???
[01:59] <MoonJu> Hello :)
[02:00] <Evet> jackie_, turk telekom
[02:00] <WeblionX> mel: sudo cfdisk /dev/sd<driveletter>
[02:00] <dfrbn> howdy :)
[02:00] <jackie_> wow-
[02:00] <jackie_> turk telecom is bad
[02:00] <mythomaniac> jackie_, sigh, it still don't work even after going to default encryption :/
[02:00] <jackie_> try using 1025 instead
[02:00] <jackie_> hmm
[02:00] <Evet> it really sux, jackie_
[02:01] <jackie_> you made an accout right??
[02:01] <CapaH> vpr
[02:01] <CapaH> bah wrong window
[02:01] <Evet> their default dns cannot reach porn sites, youtube, etc.
[02:01] <mel> ok thanks WeblionX, here is the pastebin http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/f15f54e65
[02:01] <jackie_> i've only used it for 2 days now, but everything seems to work great
[02:01] <jackie_> sometimes a little slow
[02:02] <WeblionX> Mel: I see the problem.
[02:02] <mythomaniac> :/
[02:02] <WeblionX> mel: You need to keep the data on the unusable partition, right?
[02:02] <jackie_> MYTH >     * http://ubuntu-chronicles.blogspot.com/2009/07/jaunty-vpn-itshiddencom.html
[02:02] <mel> WeblionX: yes the unusable space is 2 partitions, 1 with data I want to keep and a 20gb space I made for ubuntu
[02:03] <MEGApancakes> do i have to regustur
[02:03] <jackie_> sudo apt-get install network-manager-pptp
[02:03] <Evet> jackie_, did you use turk telekom?
[02:03] <jackie_> no im in chicago XP
[02:03] <TiM1> guys, i have dual boot, XP - UBUNTU, i want to resinstall XP, how can i do that? if i install xp, will i lose the grub?
[02:03] <jackie_> http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/07/anonymous-bittorrent-using-itshidden.html
[02:04] <jackie_> just ignore step 3
[02:04] <jackie_> COMCAST
[02:04] <MEGApancakes> so i installed laberath mindmapping and it is not working
[02:04] <WeblionX> mel: You can only have 4 primary partitions.  Do you need to keep all the other partitions, too?
[02:05] <mel> WeblionX: yes, I do need all of them unfortuntely
[02:05] <WeblionX> mel: Do you have any spare harddrives that can fit that data?
[02:05] <GodfatherofEire> Ok, I think I screwed up somethin in aptitude, cause NO software from uni or multiverse repos are showin up
[02:06] <liamo1> Hi all. I have just installed 64 bit ubuntu but when the auto update screen appeared a segmentation fault occurred on update?
[02:07] <mel> WeblionX: not really but I guess I could split the data on the "unusable" space and put it in the other 2 partitons and resize them, I don't need much space for ubuntu
[02:08] <Brandon> yeah 1 prob 192.168.* is localhost
[02:08] <jackie_> sorry to hear that liamo1
[02:08] <WeblionX> mel: Well, the problem is you need to make one of the primary partitions an extended partition, then put the two unusable and the former one into the extend partition.
[02:08] <GodfatherofEire> anu ideas why aptitude wouldnt dl anything from the uni or multi repos?
[02:08] <TiM1> guys, i have dual boot, XP - UBUNTU, i want to resinstall XP, how can i do that? if i install xp, will i lose the grub?
[02:08] <MEGApancakes> for some reason laberith mind mapping is not working
[02:08] <WeblionX> mel: With just the one harddrive it'll be hard to do that.
[02:08] <Brandon> so that did not work
[02:08] <sebsebseb> TiM1: yes, but you can restore it, also why do you want XP?
[02:09] <dfrbn> to poop on
[02:09] <WeblionX> brandon: That's not localhost, that's the local network.
[02:09] <liamo1> Jackie is this normal? It crashed my system and left it unusable
[02:09] <TiM1> because i have a wife...! :D
[02:09] <jackie_> no normal at all
[02:09] <jackie_> did you change your repositories?
[02:09] <TiM1> sebsebseb:  how can i do that?
[02:09] <liamo1> No
[02:09] <jackie_> hmm
[02:09] <ernest64xp> wasup dudes.. i am new opn Xchat
[02:09] <jackie_> sudo apt-get update "does what?"
[02:09] <sebsebseb> TiM1: maybe virtual machince XP inside Ubuntu?   as long as you  at least 512MB RAM
[02:09] <ernest64xp> Updatethe repository list
[02:09] <mel> WeblionX: oh ok, I'm not too bright with all this stuff heh ;)  I guess I will wait a few days and buy an external drive, thanks for all your help =)
[02:10] <sebsebseb> !grub |  TiM1
[02:10] <WeblionX> mel: No problem.  Hope you get it worked out.
[02:10] <liamo1> Sorry this was the auto update in ubuntu
[02:10] <jackie_> oh
[02:10] <jackie_> hmm
[02:10] <jackie_> weird
[02:10] <TiM1> sebsebseb: i have a poor pc...
[02:10] <sebsebseb> TiM1: how much RAM?
[02:10] <GodfatherofEire> I really need to get the universe and multi repos enabled, I know I'm askin frequently, but I got a splitting headache, and I cant restart cause I'm making a LiveCD, and I need certain files
[02:10] <jackie_> oh i think you changed your kernel or even the headers
[02:10] <TiM1> sebsebseb: 1gb
[02:10] <jackie_> reboot and in the grub menu choose the bottom most ubuntu
[02:10] <sebsebseb> TiM1: that's more than enough for an XP VM
[02:11] <GodfatherofEire> Less there's a way to get a .deb file in there from outside the repos
[02:11] <jackie_> you should have atleast 2
[02:11] <jackie_> not the restore one
[02:11] <liamo1> Yes the first time it crashed it was the kernel update that caused it. The second time it was the dhcp update.
[02:11] <crankharder> does anyone know if it's possible to get directX working winXP inside of virtualbox?  I found a bunch of closed tickets that say it's fixed, but don't see how to actually make it work...
[02:11] <vaustin> how do I reinstall the mouse drivers for ubuntu 9.04?
[02:11] <TiM1> sebsebseb: but vm can run everything RIGHT?
[02:11] <jackie_> what are you installing from "a downloaded cd"
[02:11] <liamo1> Yes
[02:12] <jackie_> request a cd from conical
[02:12] <vaustin> my ps2 mouse stopped working on this laptop
[02:12] <sebsebseb> TiM1: well  it won't be that good for 3D gaming and  things like that, but  other stuff it will be good :)
[02:12] <WeblionX> crankharder: VirtualBox has limited DirectX 8.1 support.
[02:12] <danbhfive> GodfatherofEire: you can get links to deb files at packages.ubuntu.com  ...   Im not sure whats going on with you not getting those other repos, have you checked your sources.list?
[02:12] <WeblionX> crankharder: The version that Ubuntu uses does not have it at all.
[02:12] <tomvolek_> hi:  I have a dual boot windows and ubuntu 9.x  with a data partition being shared for both .. under ubuntu , the /data partition is being owned by root and group plugdev ...   how can I make this being owned by a regular user like "joe"  which uses the system and be able to write to it from windows OS ?
[02:12] <TiM1> sebsebseb: that's the problem, because i still can't run 3d games on ubuntu...
[02:12] <crankharder> WeblionX: I got 3.0 from sun's repo, but I think I installed DX10, do I need to uninstall and get 8.1?
[02:12] <GodfatherofEire> danbhfive, yeah, but i dont know of another way to load the program into a liveCD other than via aptitude
[02:13] <sebsebseb> TiM1: you can  have your dual boot, but also your XP VM :)
[02:13] <WeblionX> crankharder: No.  Did you install the guest addons?
[02:13] <crankharder> WeblionX: yes, actually I have DX9c installed...
[02:13] <jackie_> virtual machine server is a little better than virtualbox
[02:13] <jackie_> just from my experience
[02:13] <sebsebseb> TiM1: not much  fun  having to  restart into the other OS,   when you don't have to, right?
[02:13] <danbhfive> GodfatherofEire: whats the error?
[02:13] <TiM1> sebsebseb:  i'll try vm asap
[02:13] <zopiac> When I try to export a video's audio to a file using VLC, the audio in the resulting file is really choppy and doesn't play right
[02:13] <sebsebseb> TiM1: and certain Windows games you can get working well in Wine
[02:13] <TiM1> sebsebseb:  i agree!
[02:13] <crankharder> WeblionX: I've got DirectDraw Acceleration enabled, but Direct3D accel is "not available"
[02:14] <GodfatherofEire> danbhfive, there isnt an error, thre just are no packages from uni or multi repos showin up
[02:14] <jackie_> crossover is a very good program for windows apps on linux
[02:14] <TiM1> sebsebseb:  i tried but, it didn't work
[02:14] <jackie_> but its not free anymore
[02:14] <tomvolek_> How can I make a common partition to be write able by both a ubuntu user and a XP user on a dual boot system ?
[02:14] <sebsebseb> jackie_: it  never was free,  unless  when they  have given it away free, counts
[02:14] <WeblionX> crankharder: You enabled 3D acceleration under the Display settings for the VM, and chose to install DirectX support when you installed the VirtualBox addons?
[02:14] <jackie_> yeah
[02:14] <jackie_> i got it when it was given away
[02:14] <danbhfive> GodfatherofEire: does update hit those repos?
[02:15] <sebsebseb> jackie_: and that's only price, not freedom with the code being open and all that
[02:15] <jackie_> sebsebseb did you get it too
[02:15] <crankharder> WeblionX: no, I choose nothing when I installed addons...hang on
[02:15] <TiM1> sebsebseb: i'm running ubuntu about 3 weeks now, and i'm liking it, but it's complicated...
[02:15] <jackie_> ubuntu not complicated
[02:15] <sebsebseb> TiM1: why do you think that?
[02:15] <GodfatherofEire> no, but its wierd, cause they should be enabled
[02:15] <jackie_> slackware is complicated
[02:15] <jackie_> and arch is too
[02:15] <crankharder> WeblionX: you mean "Guest addiations" right?
[02:15] <sebsebseb> and gentoo
[02:16] <vaustin> how do I reinstall the ps/2 mouse drivers in ubuntu 9.04?
[02:16] <WeblionX> crankharder: Yes.
[02:16] <jackie_> hmm ps/2?
[02:16] <fccf> TiM1: Check out www.ubuntupocketguide.com ... really good start
[02:16] <tomvolek_> How can I make a common partition to be write able by both a ubuntu user and a XP user on a dual boot system ?
[02:16] <jackie_> do lspci
[02:16] <crankharder> WeblionX: pretty sure i checked this last time -- reinstalling/rebooting..
[02:16] <TiM1> sebsebseb: because install programs is easy for people who knows the linux a long time
[02:16] <WeblionX> vaustin: You shouldn't have to.  If you need to reload it, rmmod psaux ; modprobe psaux
[02:16] <vaustin> jackie_, yes ps/2 was working but not after installing nvidia 3d driver
[02:16] <TiM1> sebsebseb: wait a minut i'll be right back
[02:16] <sebsebseb> TiM1: there are some differences between  Ubuntu and Windows, when it comes to the OS basics,  but  it  dosn't  have  a  steep learning cruve for the basics
[02:16] <vaustin> mouse is good it just stopped working
[02:16] <crankharder> lol@windows "playing logoff sound"
[02:16] <jackie_> hmm
[02:16] <jackie_> try another driver
[02:16] <vaustin> it works under other linux distros
[02:16] <WeblionX> crankharder: Like I said, it's limited DX support.  It might not be enough for what your application needs.
[02:16] <vaustin> how?
[02:17] <crankharder> WeblionX: well should dxdiag say that Direct3D is avilable? it still says it's not
 vaustin: You shouldn't have to.  If you need to reload it, rmmod psaux ; modprobe psaux
[02:17] <vaustin> thanks
[02:17] <vaustin> I'll try that
[02:18] <vaustin> lspci will tell me if the mouse is being recognized?
[02:18] <StupidWeasel> Hey folks - quick question, how would I stop my touchpad scroll (aka mouse middle scroll button) switching window focus?
[02:18] <jackie_> vaustin try nvidia accelerated graphics driver version 173
[02:18] <jackie_> lspci tells you all pci devices
[02:18] <GodfatherofEire> !aptitude
[02:18] <vaustin> I used envyng to install
[02:18] <WeblionX> StupidWeasel: You mean when you click on it?
[02:18] <vaustin> it's a toshiba 6100 with geforce4 420 go
[02:19] <WeblionX> Or the equivalent.
[02:19] <StupidWeasel> Yea, I often accidenly brush it - and change window focus at an inconvenient time =P
[02:19] <jackie_> disable it
[02:19] <StupidWeasel> I'd still like to be able to scroll text within applications.
[02:19] <StupidWeasel> I'd just like to disable the window switching function =3
[02:19] <danbhfive> GodfatherofEire: try editing /etc/apt/sources.list   and add the repos there
[02:19] <jackie_> hmm arrow keys??
[02:20] <WeblionX> StupidWeasel: Well, you can just keep the mouse away from the window bar, but I think there's an option, let me see...
[02:20] <GodfatherofEire> Ok, I've checked the software sources, and nothin, still not checkin uni and multi, so how would I add em from aptitude
[02:21] <jackie_> has anyone play URBANTERROR?
[02:21] <sidney>  i right clicked on firefox icon and tried to create a luncher. now it dosent work. HELP
[02:21] <StupidWeasel> Thanks WeblionX =3
[02:21] <GodfatherofEire> !repos
[02:22] <danbhfive> GodfatherofEire: I just told you
[02:22] <jackie_> !send
[02:22] <GodfatherofEire> danbhfive, I know, i need to know the apt urls
[02:23] <dfrbn> vaustin, does it move when you point it?
[02:23] <danbhfive> GodfatherofEire: you just use the existing url for main, and add: universe multiverse restricted
[02:23] <dfrbn> or use worm-whole-extension
[02:24] <GodfatherofEire> riight
[02:24] <Evet> My hosting provider offers me IPs for one time charge. I think Ipv4 about to be finished. Should I purchase lots of IPs?
[02:24] <WeblionX> Evet: No.
[02:24] <StupidWeasel> Naa
[02:24] <jackie_> no
[02:24] <StupidWeasel> IP6 address will be given out like candy.
[02:24] <Evet> Really? hmm
[02:25] <WeblionX> I just wish Ubuntu worked properly with my IPv6 connection.
[02:25] <StupidWeasel> They already are with some ISPs
[02:25] <vaustin> dfrbn, very funny
[02:25] <dfrbn> do you still have to turn that off in ubuntu without clogging your fat pipe
[02:25] <jackie_> isp's are thiefs
[02:25] <sidney> this is what i get when  click firefox icon ...Could not launch application. Failed to execute child process "/home/sidney/Desktop/new file~" (Permission denied)
[02:26] <StupidWeasel> Yea they are, with the amount mine charges me for service. Let alone the "extras".
[02:26] <grendal_prime> I have an ati video card, its working really well..its using the perpriatry drivers though(the restricted drivers i think it calles them)  Thing is, i cant enable compiz.  Its like compiz things that there is no 3d.
[02:26] <WeblionX> sidewalk: Use the default one from the menu.
[02:26] <dfrbn> cool
[02:26] <GodfatherofEire> danbhfive, that should do it
[02:26] <danbhfive> GodfatherofEire: cool
[02:26] <WeblionX> Er, sidney, sorry.
[02:27] <StupidWeasel> Humm I think I might just disable the scrolling option of the touchpad and get used to using page up, page down & the arrow keys again.
[02:27] <WeblionX> 1300 people in here.  Tab-complete's almost useless.
[02:27] <StupidWeasel> There are worse things to get used to.
[02:27] <benc> what does this do inside a script cd `dirname $0` ?
[02:27] <WeblionX> StupidWeasel: Yeah, I can't find any options.  I don't think GNOME has one.
[02:27] <StupidWeasel> Thanks for trying WeblionX.
[02:27] <masterstatu31> hiii im gettin really bad speed very slow with transmission bittorrent client is there a better torrent client for ubuntu
[02:27] <grendal_prime> ive found all kinds of things on the internet about this...but all of them pretty much show...that aftger the drivers are working compiz just comes up working.  this does not seem to be the case for me though
[02:28] <WeblionX> grendal_prime: Have you rebooted since you installed the graphics card drivers?
[02:28] <grendal_prime> ya
[02:28] <grendal_prime> several times
[02:28] <jackie_> stupidweasel try ccsm
[02:28] <grendal_prime> pretty sure thats thats not it (good question though)
[02:29] <timc> hey, i'm trying to connect to a windows VPN server - is the Gateway field the ip of the server?
[02:29] <jackie_> sort of
[02:29] <masterstatu31> hiii im gettin really bad speed very slow with transmission bittorrent client is there a better torrent client for ubuntu
[02:29] <StupidWeasel> ccsm?
[02:29] <jackie_> gate way would be something like vpn.itshidden.com
[02:29] <timc> what information do i need there? a port as well?
[02:29] <jackie_> ccsm yeah
[02:30] <StupidWeasel> Sorry for my ignorance. What is it?
[02:30] <jackie_> compizconfig
[02:30] <jackie_> settingmanager
[02:30] <danbhfive> masterstatu31: you could try deluge
[02:30] <StupidWeasel> Ahh, heh heh ok good suggestion. I'll poke through the options.
[02:30] <timc> ok but this ip isn't going to resolve to any host name jackie_, it's just his computer
[02:30] <jackie_> transmissioncli good for torrents
[02:30] <masterstatu31> oook thanks ill give it a tray
[02:30] <jackie_> ip should work
[02:31] <grendal_prime> i can open ccsm and change things it in..but it has no effect on anything.
[02:32] <jackie_> thats very weird
[02:32] <jackie_> try activating desktop cube
[02:32] <jackie_> in  ccsm
[02:32] <jackie_> grendal
[02:32] <grendal_prime> if i look in the appearence app and i try and set the desktop effects to anything other than  no effects..it just says it cant do anything.
[02:32] <grendal_prime> ya the cube will not work.
[02:32] <jackie_> hmm
[02:33] <jackie_> what kernel you using?
[02:33] <grendal_prime> now...one thing that could be causeing a problem.  it is a dual monitor card?
[02:33] <grendal_prime> and i do have both screens working.
[02:33] <grendal_prime> let me try shutting one of the screens down and see what happens
[02:34] <IceGuest_75> Hi
[02:34] <grendal_prime> crap. virtual windows installation is rebooting.  ill try to limit it in a second.
[02:34] <chaosc> hey guys
[02:35] <chaosc> anyone mess around with ubuntu mail server
[02:36] <IceGuest_75> Anyone know how to get netgear wg111v2 to work on Ubuntu 8.04???
[02:36] <jackie_> uname -a
[02:36] <jackie_> in terminal
[02:36] <richardcavell> IceGuest_75: yes, no problem
[02:36] <jackie_> f
[02:36] <jackie_> ?
[02:36] <jackie_> grendal?
[02:37] <richardcavell> IceGuest_75: What are you trying to do with it?
[02:37] <FloodBot2> jackie_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:37] <Quantix> I hate netgear.
[02:37] <Quantix> Anybody have a netgear WPN824 v3
[02:37] <jackie_>  wget http://xtshare.com/newone.php?f=MTcxOTI=&k=7787781
[02:37] <Quantix> Can't get the wireless working with it in linux, or on my wii, or on my zune.
[02:37] <chaosc> any redirect outsides emails to personal email server
[02:37] <jackie_> brb guys
[02:37] <ebadudu> hello all
[02:38] <grendal_prime> damn it i cant find the ati adjustment application ...the catalist thing
[02:38] <grendal_prime> hmmm
[02:38] <WeblionX> Quantix: Sounds like a problem with the router.  Make sure the wireless is configured.
[02:38] <roc1> hey guys
[02:38] <roc1> can someone help me with the nebook launcher?
[02:38] <grendal_prime> sorry jakie was checking something
[02:38] <grendal_prime> hold on
[02:39] <jackie_> koo
[02:39] <roc1> if i change from normal desktop mode to the notebook mode, i suddenly dont see anymore the headlines of the windows...
[02:39] <IceGuest_75> Anyone know how to get netgear wg111v2 to go online with 8.04? It goes online for a bit then stops working
[02:39] <grendal_prime>  2.6.24-24-generic #1 SMP Fri Jul 24 22:46:06 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[02:39] <Quantix> Did configure it.
[02:39] <quidnunc> Is emacs23 being packaged?
[02:39] <jackie_> upgrade to     2.6.28-14-generic
[02:40] <masterstatu31> hii i just find out that that transmission was not my problem. my internet was working OK! till i install ubuntu in speedtest.com it does not show me the right up or down speed can someone please help me i have only use ubuntu for 3 days so i dont know much about it
[02:40] <jackie_> brb guys
[02:40] <roc1> nobody an idea about this netbook problem? or did somebody experience the same?
[02:40] <Quantix> Tried disabling the routers SPI firewall. Put no encryption on it. Set the router to the exact channel the Wii needs. Nope no luck. Mixed around with the frequencys. Enabled mac filtering and added my Wii. Still no luck. So im moving even faster trying to get it to work. Tried doing it manual on the Wii, even changed the MTU value to the value of the router. Put in the IP and everything no luck. Tried setting a static IP no luck. Gave up. N
[02:41] <WeblionX> Quantix: Sounds like the router's broken.  Do the antennas appear lose?
[02:41] <Quantix> Nope the antennas are fine. And with my Windows Vista, And XP laptops i can get a flawless connection.
[02:42] <IceGuest_75> Anyone know how to get netgearwg111v2 to go online with 8.04? It goes online for a bit then stops working < Query me if you have the answer
[02:42] <curtiswtaylorjr> what is the best irc client?
[02:42] <IceGuest_75> mIRC
[02:42] <WeblionX> Quantix: What mode is the network in?  The Wii/Linux computer might not use the same type (eg a/b/g/n)
[02:42] <IceGuest_75> for linux
[02:42] <ImSoNewb> hello.... how do i enable my network device in ubuntu? i just installed 9.04 on an asus eeepc 1008ha
[02:42] <IceGuest_75> xchat
[02:43] <Quantix> Its in mixed B/G
[02:43] <WeblionX> curtiswtaylorjr: XChat's good, some people like irssi.
[02:43] <roc1> hey guys...
[02:43] <curtiswtaylorjr> aren't both command line
[02:43] <Quantix> I can recognize it on both the wii and the linux. So i know its sending out the signal. It tries to connect and then just doesn't.
[02:43] <roc1> please help me with this netbook problem... i really dont have a clue what to change now...
[02:43] <WeblionX> curtiswtaylorjr: No, xchat is GUI.
[02:43] <masterstatu31> hii i just find out that that transmission was not my problem. my internet was working OK! till i install ubuntu in speedtest.com it does not show me the right up or down speed can someone please help me i have only use ubuntu for 3 days so i dont know much about it
[02:43] <masterstatu31> pla help
[02:43] <IceGuest_75> :/ no one can help?
[02:43] <curtiswtaylorjr> okay
[02:43] <DaZ> curtiswtaylorjr: cli makes you look pr0
[02:43] <Quantix> It tries to connect for the longest time. And doesn't...and in Wii, it gives me an error 502030 or something. Everytime.
[02:44] <vock> Having a problem with permissions on a mounted partition, tried chmodding/chowning but it still won't let me read/write without being root. Partition is mounted using fstab. My fstab is here: http://pastebin.com/d214f27ee
[02:44] <WeblionX> masterstatu31: It sounds like your internet connection is to blame.
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> masterstatu31:  speedtest.com can vary greately from one day to the next depending on your isp also.
[02:44] <WeblionX> vock: Use ntfs-3g and add yourself to the FUSE usergroup.
[02:45] <Quantix> Should i just buy a new router?
[02:45] <Quantix> My d-link worked fine before it shorted.
[02:45] <vock> WeblionX: Sorry, i forgot to mention it's the vfat partition, not the ntfs
[02:45] <masterstatu31> thanks gays
[02:45] <Quantix> gays?
[02:45] <WeblionX> vock: Ah, you need to set the gid and uid for it.
[02:45] <IceGuest_75> gays....
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> Quantix:  its amazing the features on these new routers...
[02:45] <Quantix> Yes! and Its amazing how they don't work.
[02:45] <ImSoNewb> please, can someone help me enable my network devices in 9.04.... i am not sure what to do. is there a command from the terminal i can use? i haven't found any options from the networkmanager to do so.
[02:45] <vock> WeblionX, I got the uuid, don't know what the gid is...
[02:45] <WeblionX> vock: No, not uuid.
[02:46] <linduxed1> ive got this DVD burnt in vista that my friend have got stuff on he needs. it seems impossible to mount, showing it up as a UDF device and spitting out all kinds of errors in console, /var/log/syslog and dmesg.
[02:46] <linduxed1> i dont care if i mount it or rip the data out by some dumping procedure, i want those files so some hints on recovering would be nice
[02:46] <WeblionX> vock: You need to set uid=1000,gid=1000 on the options section.
[02:46] <Quantix> The only good thing about that damn net gear router is the blue flashing lights.
[02:46] <WeblionX> vock: Or whatever your group number is.
[02:47] <WeblionX> Quantix: It doesn't sound like it's a problem with a router, necessarily.  Perhaps your Wii/Linux computer are too far away?
[02:47] <Brandon> what do i sudo apt-get so i can get all C, C# and C++ files?
[02:48] <Quantix> No im right next to them. But my linux laptop has connected to the wifi at burger king, starbucks, my sisters house, my neighbors house, parents of my brother in laws house, and at the university. Still not on mine though!
[02:48] <rogue> ...
[02:48] <WeblionX> Brandon: You mean the source to programs? sudo apt-get source <program>
[02:48] <DaZ> Brandon: ee?
 can u give me a better way to test my internet connection ?
[02:48] <rogue> just get build-essential
[02:48] <Brandon> insted of going one by one in Synaptic
[02:48] <Brandon> well is there a file with all packages
[02:48] <WeblionX> Quantix: Well, you can try a different router then.  Seems weird that your other systems work with it.
[02:49] <Quantix> I know its making me angry, i think this router is just incompatible with non-windows devices.
[02:49] <Brandon> so i don't need to go 1 by 1 to threw installation
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> masterstatu31:  if you actual problem is 'torrent' speeds.. that can also vary greately - ive never really noticed a relable test - other then testing over several days at different sites/times and  seeing what averages out.
[02:49] <grendal_prime> ya im pretty sure it has something to do with the dual monitors.
[02:49] <grendal_prime> if i disable one of the monitors the effects works fine
[02:49] <Quantix> WeblionX: Thanks for the help! Im just going to have to end up buying a new one.
[02:49] <grendal_prime> that kinda blows....herbal chunks.
[02:50] <WeblionX> Good luck.
[02:50]  * linduxed1 fixed it
[02:50] <Guest67547> what ?
[02:50] <Guest91824> Question regarding festival TTS. Anyone here know anything about it?
[02:51] <TracyP> I have a wi-fi card that the router gets an ip4 IP but ubuntu 9.04 DLink DWL-650+ never makes the connection. iwconfig shows the Access Point is correct. I've disabled encryption for testing, what else can I look for?
[02:51] <Guest67547> i have problem usin acid rip any help
[02:52] <Guest67547> the riped video is chappy
[02:52] <shane__> can anyone help me with my wireless card i havent used ubuntu in a year and i have forgotten all the commands
[02:52] <grendal_prime> yep its the dual monitor thing...compiz doesnt like it
[02:52] <WeblionX> TracyP: Make sure the card and router are using the same channel/wireless type.
[02:52] <StFS> Hi. I'm trying to upgrade a hardy installation but I keep getting an error saying: "pycentral: pycentral rtinstall: package python-setuptools: not overwriting local files" ... anyone know how to figure out what files are causing this?
[02:53] <RevTy> hello
[02:53] <dio> ok
[02:53]  * RevTy proceeds to contribute nothing
[02:53] <shane__> heres the system log rying to associate with 00:24:b2:0f:10:f0 (SSID='crakheads' freq=2412 MHz)
[02:53] <shane__> Association request to the driver failed
[02:53] <shane__> Associated with 00:24:b2:0f:10:f0
[02:53] <shane__> WPA: Key negotiation completed with 00:24:b2:0f:10:f0 [PTK=TKIP GTK=TKIP]
[02:53] <shane__> CTRL-EVENT-CONNECTED - Connection to 00:24:b2:0f:10:f0 completed (auth) [id=0 id_str=]
[02:53] <FloodBot2> shane__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:53] <shane__> CTRL-EVENT-SCAN-RESULTS
[02:53] <Schizoid> Hello! When I try to load xsane to use my scanner I am told that "access to resource has been denied." How do I overcome this?
[02:53] <RevTy> alright, channel flood! :D
[02:54] <Brandon> how about C++ Compiler how do i install that...
[02:54] <WeblionX> Brandon: apt-get install gcc
[02:54] <WeblionX> g++
[02:55] <ethicx> how do I configure dual monitor setup using ATI 4870 in ubuntu?
[02:55] <shane__> well thanks for nothing
[02:55] <vock> WeblionX, thanks for the help
[02:57] <ethicx> anyone?
[02:58] <MoonJu_> perhaps '-'
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> ethicx:  there were somg guys in here just talking about ati and dual head displays...    but i dont use ati.. so cant help
[02:58] <TracyP> WeblionX: Apparently my card, works in defunct XP, but locks up Ubuntu 9. Sometimes it works partly, others locks totally. Can't even get to tty.
[02:59] <WeblionX> Have you search to see if anyone else reported problems with that model?
[02:59] <moymoy> ethicx: have you looked for how to set up xinerama? i think that's what it's called
[02:59] <moymoy> !xinerama | ethicx
[02:59] <TracyP> Yes, back in Drapper, and earlier, can't find anything newer.
[03:01] <SeaPhor> ethicx, ATI+Linux= :( , but it is getting better, look online for 8.62x (i'm using 8.64x at work)
[03:02] <TiM1> sebsebseb: do you know something abou sound card?
[03:02] <yaboo> I have a dell 9300 laptop 2.0ghz centrino core one solo and two gig of ram and it runs 100% cpu, with firefox, thunderbird, and remote desktop, feeling like its windows, any reason why?
[03:03] <sebsebseb> TiM1: no
[03:03] <SeaPhor> yaboo, got all your updates?
[03:03] <TiM1> sebsebseb:  my firefox dosen't have sound
[03:04] <JonathanK> how does the xorg visioning go? on xorg's site the current version is 7.4, but ubuntu seems to have numbers like 1.6 ...
[03:04] <yaboo> SeaPhor, yes have all updates, hardly any ram is used just sucks cpu
[03:04] <yaboo> only shows when loading web pages in firefox
[03:05] <sebsebseb> TiM1: you can lose sound in Flash
[03:05] <SeaPhor> yaboo, run this firefox --version
[03:05] <TiM1> sebsebseb: do yo know how to fix it?
[03:05] <sebsebseb> TiM1:  if you restart the browser you may get sound back,  if you have that issue
[03:06] <yaboo> SeaPhor, firefox 3.0.12
[03:06] <TiM1> sebsebseb: t doesn't work for me, i never had sound  in flash! and firefox also crashes
[03:06] <TracyP> Is there a way to get a core dump this card is paging to the tty?
[03:06] <JonathanK> you should upgrade to 3.5
[03:06] <StFS> ok.. I'm trying to configure python2.5-minimal on a hardy setup... but it refuses no matter what I try to force it into doing: http://www.pastie.org/566195
[03:06] <sebsebseb> JonathanK: shiretoko is  the one giving me a lot of Flash sound issues now
[03:07] <sebsebseb> TiM1: ok try another browser,   Epiphany and Galeon are nice for example
[03:07] <JonathanK> are you 32 or 64 bit?
[03:07] <Cmclean> how do you change your irc name? (Colloquy)
[03:08] <TiM1> sebsebseb: does flash work in Epiphany?
[03:08] <searcher> Cmclean, /nick <name>
[03:08] <Cmclean> thx
[03:08] <SeaPhor> yaboo, hrm,,, not usual run top, and watch it for a bit, whats using the cpu?
[03:08] <TiM1> sebsebseb: i tried with opera, it didn't work too
[03:08] <yaboo> SeaPhor, firefox?
[03:08]  * RevTy continues to contribute nothing
[03:09] <sebsebseb> TiM1: do you have a log in sound when you log in to Ubuntu?
[03:09] <Cmclean> It won't let me change
[03:09] <TiM1> sebsebseb: i don't knwo, how can i know that?
[03:10] <Cmclean> my name
[03:10] <uefgi> could anyone explain to me how i could calculate how many characters fit into a notify-osd body? seems pretty impossible to me
[03:11] <B10S> can you just use a wild card to chmod to all files in a directory at once? eg: sudo chmod foo:bar /var/www/error/*
[03:11] <B10S> ?
[03:11] <sebsebseb> TiM1: maybe sound don't work at all,   one test you could do is,  put an audo cd in and play it, and then do you hear it?
[03:11] <uefgi> because notify-osd cuts of after 10 lines, it doesn't count characters.. any ideas?
[03:11] <troythetechguy> HD video playback really jerky.  Using movie player.  Suggestions?
[03:11] <StrangeCharm> with full-disk encryption, doesn't an adversary have an incredibly good idea what certain parts of the disk look like? i can make a pretty good educated guess about the start of the disk, for instance.
[03:12] <TiM1> sebsebseb: yes, it works in audacius
[03:13] <B10S> can you just use a wild card to chmod to all files in a directory at once? eg: sudo chmod foo:bar /var/www/error/* or use a flag on the /error/ directory istself ??
[03:13] <sebsebseb> TiM1: ok flash sound issue I guess then
[03:14] <TiM1> sebsebseb: tks for all
[03:14] <SeaPhor> yaboo, did you recently update? and it required a reboot?
[03:15] <shadowy> any ideas why all gksudo using apps fail to start on my box?
[03:15] <shane__> wireless card help any takers
[03:16] <shane__> f
[03:16] <yaboo> SeaPhor, yes
[03:16] <sebsebseb> TiM1: issues like this happen, since Flash is closed source
[03:16] <yaboo> SeaPhor, I can start firefox 3.5 from the command line, but it does not open my recent tabs I saved when I closed firefox 3.0.12
[03:17] <shane__> d
[03:17] <Thorn> Can someone help me with my audio problems, I've started a thread but haven't gotten much help. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1226922
[03:18] <PhyloGenesis> When I log in, I am told: "42 packages can be updated.  68 updates are security updates.", but when I run:  "sudo apt-get update" it goes through a bunch of packages, says Hit on all of them, then says it's down without updating anything.  What am I doing wrong?
[03:18] <Cmclean> .
[03:18] <jefinc> Thorn: what is the issue you are having? there is a really good audio guide on the forums
[03:19] <shadowy> PhyloGenesis: apt-get upgrade?
[03:19] <uefgi> could anyone explain to me how i should calculate if a given message fits into a notify-osd body? because notify-osd cuts of after 10 lines, so you could put 900 i's in but only 400 X's.. any ideas?
[03:19] <Thorn> jefinc:  I updated through update manager and now none of my audio works
[03:19] <thomg> PhyloGenesis you have a broken package source. Go to System > Administration > Software Sources and try disabling 3rd-party content.
[03:20] <PhyloGenesis> shadowy:  Won't that upgrade to the next version?  I don't want to change OS versions, just get standard packages
[03:20] <PhyloGenesis> thomg:  will try, brb
[03:20] <PhyloGenesis> um, could you tell me what files I'm looking for, I don't have X
[03:20] <jefinc> Thorn: I would try this guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[03:21] <weechat_user> yo
[03:22] <shane__> yo
[03:23] <SeaPhor> yaboo, did you reboot after?
[03:23] <shadowy> PhyloGenesis: "update" updates the list of packages, "upgrade" upgrades all the currently installed packages to new versions
[03:24] <yaboo> SeaPhor, yes I did reboot
[03:25] <jd123> hi... i really need some serious help with upgrading an ancient red hat 8.0 to something reasonable can some one direct me to appropriate place?
[03:26] <blizzow> ﻿I'm trying to ssh into my lenny box with the -X flag and run some X programs.  All I keep getting is "Error: Can't open display:"   Do I have to add special sauce to the sshd_config file to get X tunneling enabled on Lenny?  I already have X11Forwarding yes in there.
[03:27] <SeaPhor> yaboo, do you have many extra plugins installed?
[03:28] <jd123> is X enabled on the machine u r sshing from?
[03:28] <SeaPhor> yaboo, and do you have compiz enabled and extra Desktop effects?
[03:29] <TiM1> i just got it now....SWFDEC: ERROR: swfdec_resource.c(244): swfdec_resource_stream_target_parse: no decoder found for format
[03:29] <durt> jd123, It all depends on what you are going to do with that machine.
[03:30] <PhyloGenesis> I did an upgrade, it looks like it worked, thanks shadowy
[03:30] <shadowy> np
[03:30] <jd123> the machine hosts some site.. it has got old php 4.3 .. which needs to upgraded to php 5 for some reason i tried to make do with red hat 8.. upgrading php 4.3 led me to a point where i have to upgrade python > glibc > kernel > linux
[03:31] <jd123> if i dont need to upgrade linux but can somehow use latest repos with old linux.. that wud be great.. can that be done?
[03:31] <DaZ> jd123: maybe just ignore dependencies? :f
[03:32] <durt> jd123, then you want ubuntu server, no, theres no way ubuntu debs are going to work with red hat, and upgrading an obsolete red hat is also impossible IMHO.
[03:32] <jd123> DaZ:  that a good thing to do?
[03:32] <DaZ> jd123: imo php doesn't depend on python
[03:33] <jd123> durt: thought so! all nightmares eventually come true!
[03:33] <Pici> jd123: #rhel or ##linux would be a more appropriate place to ask.  #ubuntu cannot help with redhat issues, sorry.
[03:33] <gartral> alright, is anyone else haveing severe issues with the recent kernal?
[03:33] <jd123> DaZ: thats some good news. let me try. thanks.
[03:34] <jd123> Pici:  thank you.
[03:34] <Mikey^> Hey
[03:34] <Mikey^> Anyone updated from 3.0.12 to 3.5.1 ?
[03:35] <rincon> how do i fsck a windows partition (/media/disk) from ubuntu
[03:35] <Mikey^> firefox 3.0.12 to 3.5.1
[03:35] <gartral> particularly with networking...
[03:35] <gartral> alright, is anyone else haveing severe issues with the recent kernal? particularly networking is dropping every 10 seconds
[03:36] <DaZ> rincon: are you sure you want to use fsck?
[03:36] <cprime> gartral, version number?
[03:36] <rincon> DaZ: yes, why is there any problem_
[03:36] <ubuntu> is there a way to repair ubuntu ? i was installing some packages and it gave me an error and wanted to remove some packages to fix the error but it removed all my packages !! any help ?
[03:36] <durt> Mikey^, yes it's in the repos
[03:36] <DaZ> rincon: it's for linux partitions ;c
[03:37] <DaZ> ubuntu: even kernel?
[03:37] <Mikey^> durt: is it an update to 3.0.12 or a separate package ?
[03:37] <Mikey^> means if I install 3.5 I will have both 3.0.12 and 3.5.1 right ?
[03:37] <ubuntu> DaZ: i dont think so, but all gnome and network manager, well actually EVERYTHING ! but i dont think the kernel was touched
[03:37] <rincon> DaZ:  yes i know, but there are some files i created with linux on the windows partition that can not be erased from windows
[03:37] <uber_noober> anyone know why I have to pass -speed=N for growisofs when burning a DVD ISO?
[03:37] <durt> Mikey^, yes
[03:37] <Mikey^> ok
[03:38] <gartral> ok, my networking is dropping every 10 seconds after todays kernal update, its too the point that i have too rerun dchclient every time network flow stopd
[03:38] <DaZ> rincon: if you can't remove it with rm, fsck won't help
[03:38] <Mikey^> gartral: what kernel version ?
[03:38] <DaZ> you can reformat it with mkfs
[03:38] <gartral> Mikey^: what ever todays was.. its brand new and borked
[03:38] <tame> okay.. so i have this older crt monitor.. and when x starts, the resolution is 1024x768. but when i get into the desktop, the monitor turns off then back on and sets itself to 800x600. doesnt seem to matter what i do, problem persists.
[03:39] <Mikey^> gartral: using jaunty ?
[03:39] <ubuntu> any help guys ? any way i can reinstall all the packages that come with ubuntu without formating ?
[03:39] <gartral> Mikey^: yep
[03:39] <Mikey^> did you check dmesg ?
[03:39] <ubuntu> cause it would be the 6th time in 2days
[03:39] <DaZ> rincon: anyway, df shows mounted partitions, and then do fsck /dev/sdxy
[03:39] <DaZ> ubuntu: you can reinstall them
[03:39] <ubuntu> DaZ: how ?
[03:39] <DaZ> apt-get install? :f
[03:39] <Mikey^> so you kernel version will be 2.6.28-14 ?
[03:39] <rincon> i removed it with ubuntu.s filesystem explorer but i want to fsck to be sure the partition is free of errors
[03:40] <ubuntu> DaZ: manually ? they are in hundred, i dont remember half of them :S
[03:40] <Mikey^> gartral: also check tail /var/log/messages as root
[03:40] <gartral> Mikey^: i just ran sudo dhclient eth0 which i had too run dhclient before, just now being the first time i had to sudo too make a solid connectio..
[03:40] <ubuntu> DaZ: besides i cant connect to my network !!!
[03:40] <DaZ> ubuntu: should be cached
[03:40] <uber_noober> ubuntu: dude just boot into an older kernel...see if that helps
[03:40] <Mikey^> gartral: dhclient should be run as root unless you are using network manager which is run as root user
[03:40] <ubuntu> i'll try what DaZ is suggesting but i dont think it will work cause i dont think i still have gnome !!
[03:40] <DaZ> every decent distro has packages cache, but ubuntu is... ubuntu.. :f
[03:40] <uber_noober> DaZ: You know anything about growisofs
[03:41] <DaZ> i don't
[03:41] <Mikey^> uber_noober: check the man page
[03:41] <gartral> Mikey^: first time it had too be root for me
[03:41] <DaZ> ubuntu: you don't need gnome to use apt-get <:
[03:41] <ubuntu> DaZ: i know :/ but i need gnome to get back my desktop :)
[03:41] <uber_noober> Mikey^: Did already, but I keep getting an I/O error from k3B and cli
[03:41] <gartral> Mikey^: also, i dont have network manager, im running e17
[03:41] <ubuntu> later guys
[03:41] <DaZ> ubuntu: you can always use cdrom as a repository
[03:41] <rincon> DaZ: WARNING!!!  Running e2fsck on a mounted filesystem may cause, SEVERE filesystem damage., Do you really want to continue (y/n)?
[03:42] <Mikey^> uber_noober: its just doesnt create the entire iso image before buring
[03:42] <DaZ> rincon: it's yours system
[03:42] <rincon> DaZ: i prefer to try scandisk from windows, sorry
[03:42] <uber_noober> Mikey^: I have to specify a burn speed which is odd...thought it was a media issue
[03:42] <Mikey^> mkisofs creates the entire iso image before burning a data  disc, growisofs does not create an entire image
[03:42] <DaZ>  -s :f
[03:43] <uber_noober> Mikey^: actually it uses geniso to create and iso...but it should be able to burn an iso made from mkisofs
[03:43] <rincon> DaZ: and dosfsck is not dangerous to the ntfs filesystem?
[03:43] <Mikey^> uber_noober: did you check the options
[03:44] <DaZ> rincon: it's still fsck
[03:44] <gartral> uber_noober: forgetting about burnkit?
[03:44] <Mikey^> if you are able to toggle between growisfs and mkisofs.. if you have a lot of tmp space you can use that
[03:44] <uber_noober> Mikey^: yeah, that's why i am werieded out...I have to force the speed at N for it to work
[03:44] <DaZ> rincon: besides... fat!=ntfs
[03:44] <neetals> can anybody help me with VMware Tools ?
[03:44] <DaZ> rincon: i don't understand what's the point of this anyway
[03:44] <neetals> i would be very greatful
[03:45] <mechtech> ok...<ctrl><alt>F1 does what again?
[03:45] <shadowy> so anyone got any ideas why suddenly after some recent updates all my gksudo apps stopped working?
[03:45] <rincon> DaZ: i have errors that can not be repaired with scandisk from windows on thy partition
[03:45] <DaZ> mechtech: kills a cat
[03:45] <mechtech> !VMWare | neetals
[03:45] <savanny1976u> Hi everyone. I have 2 hard drives (250G and 1.5T) I installed WinXp on the entire 250G and broke (1.5T) to multiple partitions. I dedicated 100GB for Ubuntu server. Everything was working perfectly until I messed the BIOS and set it back to DEFAULT (I know, I'm stupid:)). Now. I didn't loose any data , but I can't access my Partition. Grub is Giving me "Error 18" which i Knew it would happen because the "1.5T" exceeded the maximum Cyli
[03:45] <savanny1976u> nders..Now how can I fix this???? Thank you.
[03:46] <Mikey^> gartral: do you have gnome installed ?
[03:46] <mechtech> neetals: sorry, I thought that might be more helpful
[03:46] <DaZ> rincon: if microsoft tools can't repair microsoft filesystem then...
[03:46] <DaZ> you're out of luck
[03:46] <mechtech> Daz: nice...thanks for that
[03:46] <gartral> Mikey^: nope! cant stand it!
[03:46] <rincon> DaZ:  yes that is the point, thanks
[03:46] <byerley_> is there anything like: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/redmond/projects/virtualwifi/default.htm for Ubuntu/linux? for connecting to multiple wireless networks simultaneously
[03:46] <psywiped> savanny1976u change the drive boot order and it should get fixed
[03:46] <uber_noober> neetals: virtualbox 3 is actually easier to use than VMWare...Have you checked if VMware has a channel?
[03:46] <mechtech> rincon: chkdsk /r...I think
[03:47] <Mikey^> gartral: hehe, hmm never used e17 much.. dhclient should work not sure why it drops
[03:47] <DaZ> mechtech: changes active terminal <:
[03:47] <Mikey^> I use it all the time
[03:47] <savanny1976u> From BIOS?
[03:48] <Mikey^> gartral: try updating your system. I saw a dhclient update yesterday while updating mine
[03:48] <Mikey^> maybe that fixes it
[03:48] <gartral> Mikey^: it isnt dropping after i sudo'ed it into submission, its just strange that i never had too do that before
[03:48] <orksbane> Need help with dcc file transfer. unable to send or receive no firewall, router ok?? Ideas??
[03:48] <mechtech> Daz: when I used it, it made my screen go black with no cursor, and I couldn't do anything...had to hard reset
[03:48] <yaboo> SeaPhor, yes
[03:48] <Mikey^> gartral: its better to use sudo, as a normal user does not have permission to write into resolv.conf and set gateway
[03:49] <Mikey^> thats what happens when you run dhclient, its sets the name server, default gateway and assigns an ip
[03:49] <DaZ> mechtech:maybe ubuntu devs thought console is pure evil and turned it off
[03:50] <rincon> i am going to take my chance with dosfsck , please can you help me with the syntax to scan /dev/hda1
[03:50] <DaZ> mechtech: you can go back with some higher f
[03:50] <DaZ> f7 works for me
[03:50] <cuonglb> hi everybody :D
[03:50] <cuonglb> a have day nice
[03:50] <mechtech> Daz: so they built-in a keystroke that puts my system in limbo?  I was thinkning maybe something's wrong...you know
[03:50] <savanny1976u> I tried that, the problem is..BIOS does not give me the option to do so.
[03:50] <mechtech> Daz: tried them all the way to F12
[03:51] <DaZ> mechtech:  /etc/inittab
[03:51] <DaZ> mechtech: then something is wrong
[03:51] <durt> mechtech, virtual terminals 1 to 6 (F1-F6) should be enabled by default, if there not there's a problem.
[03:51] <SeaPhor> yaboo, just to test, disable compiz, set visual effects to "None" and then reboot and open firefox again, see if you have same issue
[03:52] <SeaPhor> yaboo, if you do then you can rule out compiz
[03:53] <savanny1976u> Can I do that from live Ubuntu live CD??
[03:54] <savanny1976u> Or should I swap the master to slave? can I do that?
[03:55] <mechtech> Daz: durt: yeah...I have a problem, then...any ideas how to fine out what?
[03:55] <asdfghjk> am fairly inexperienced and having a problem with installing nvidia driver in kubuntu 9.04. when I install them and reboot the startup freezes at "checking battery status    [ok]. pm me if you can help.
[03:56] <NEWK> I accidentally changed my screen resolution to such a low setting that it's unusable. How do I undo it from the terminal?
[03:56] <NEWK> (newbie mistake....I know... ><)
[03:56] <DaZ> NEWK: xrandr -s :f
[03:57] <NEWK> What's that do?
[03:57] <durt> mechtech, my guessw would be a video card issue, try googling your card and virtual terminal.
[03:57] <NEWK> DaZ: what's that do?
[03:57] <mechtech> durt: ok...I'll start there...thanks
[03:58] <mataks> help pls.. i try to  play  warcraft 3 on my windowx xp vbox through GGC to play online.. but i can't see created game.. i think somethings wrong with the network.. help pls.
[03:58] <zenwryly> Is it possible to boot into multiple versions of ubuntu on the same partition using chroot or somesuch?
[03:58] <zenwryly> I can use the live CD for what I need but I'd rather have it on disk
[03:58] <mechtech> durt: think I can ju, or the actual name of the video card?rsion I'm currently usingst use the driver ve
[03:59] <mechtech> !topic | mataks
[03:59] <barbara> My screen res is a mess. I tried to change it to the correct resolution but it doesn't show up in the display menu. It's either too wide or too narrow. Any ideas?
[04:00] <durt> mechtech, can you say that again I don't understand.
[04:01] <TheShahFactor> anyone familiar with Xtestfakekeyevent
[04:01] <mechtech> durt: do you think I could search for help regarding the current driver version I'm using plus virtual terminal...or do you think I'd need to know the actual chipset and model etc of my card?
[04:02] <tuxwulf> barbara: See if you can enable proprietary drivers. Then restart. Or, hack the /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:02] <mechtech> tuxwolf: that was almost mean
[04:02] <mechtech> tuxwolf: hack the xorg.conf
[04:03] <barbara> tuxwulf how do I check for the drivers?
[04:03] <tuxwulf> mechtech: It helpoed me when I had the same prob
[04:03] <durt> mechtech, 'lspci -vvv' in a console and 'sudo lshw' will tell you all you need to know.
[04:03] <mechtech> tuxwolf: almost like using the word you're looking for the meaning of in the definition
[04:03] <mechtech> durt: invaluable...thanks
[04:03] <mechtech> tuxwolf: :)
[04:04] <tuxwulf> barbara:  System - Administration - Hardware Drivers
[04:04] <mechtech> durt: any way to make lspci -vvv to go a page at a time?
[04:05] <barbara> tuxwulf The only thing I see there are Broadcom drivers
[04:05] <beasty> hi i have a question
[04:05] <durt> mechtech, | less or | more
[04:05] <mechtech> !ask | beasty
[04:05] <beasty> i have a unknown proces running on my system ... is there a way to find out where the file is comming from ?
[04:05] <Evet> Can I configure my server to forwarding like that:
[04:05] <Evet> sub1.domain.com:100 to my-server-ip:111
[04:05] <Evet> sub2.domain.com:100 to my-server-ip:123
[04:05] <Evet> sub3.domain.com:100 to my-server-ip:666
[04:05] <FloodBot1> Evet: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:06] <stinky> hello, in windows I install fonts into /windows/fonts... is there a specific place ubuntu 9.04 likes to have fonts installed?  TIA :D
[04:06] <tuxwulf> barbara > That was my prob too.... Well, then you have not much choice but to dig into xorg.conf. Look online for examples and be sure to have a recover option in your grub (for easiest repair if borked)
[04:06] <Ghoti> !fonts | stinky
[04:06] <stinky> thanks Ghoti :D
[04:06] <Ghoti> my pleasure :)
[04:07] <durt> stinky, /usr/share/fonts
[04:07] <barbara> tuxwulf ugh, it kills me the res was fine and I tried to add another display then this one went all hinky... sigh
[04:07] <stinky> thanks durt  :D
[04:07] <tuxwulf> barbara: How did you try that...?
[04:08] <yaboo> SeaPhor, done that, seems to be ok, till I run firefox
[04:08] <tuxwulf> barbara: It is actually good news if the res was fine... It suggests that restarting in the recover mode and reconfigure your xorg.conf might help you
[04:08] <ethicx> how do I rotate my left display 90 degrees using ATICONFIG?
[04:09] <ethicx> anyone?
[04:10] <Brandon> how do i use a .tcl file?
[04:10] <Brandon> !tcl | brandon
[04:10] <Ghoti> Brandon: TCL is a probramming/scripting language; you probably need to install TCL/TK
[04:11] <mechtech> anyone tell me why I have a freakin' ISA bridge?
[04:11] <Ghoti> Brandon: the package is 'tcl8.5'
[04:11] <durt> mechtech, how old is your mobo?
[04:11] <Ghoti> mechtech: it's probably part of your motherboard
[04:12] <funcky1> .
[04:12] <mechtech> durt: 4yr old Sony Vaio Notebook
[04:12] <BellinXFelon> can someone help me with my external usb hard drive, i cant write to it
[04:12] <durt> mechtech, even if you have no isa slots the chipset might still support isa.
[04:12] <Ghoti> mechtech: it could be for something like the PS/2 keyboard/mouse ports, or floppy disk drive support
[04:12] <deexannihilate1> So, I was on yesterday trying to figure out how to get my Acer Aspire D250 with Remix to connect to the internet via cable. We were unsuccessful. Does anyone have any suggestions to get me online?
[04:13] <DaZ> BellinXFelon: why?
[04:13] <DaZ> [;
[04:13] <mechtech> ok...thanks guys
[04:13] <funcky1> im having a serious error with openvpn on ubuntu. it disconnects while i am connected to the vpn then continues the connection unprotected.
[04:13] <BellinXFelon> DaZ : it just wont let me write to it
[04:13] <Ghoti> BellinXFelon: are you getting any error messages?
[04:13] <DaZ> there must be a reason :f
[04:14] <BellinXFelon> Ghoti: no
[04:14] <SeaPhor> yaboo, even with visual effects set to "none"? hrm,,, i do not encounter this, i would open up software sources and enable all except the cd, on 3rd party and extras, OR uninstall all firefox and reinstall, because something is definately wrong,,, i have heard of no other issues like this
[04:14] <BellinXFelon> Ghoti : it is mounted and everything, i just simply cannot write to it
[04:14] <Ghoti> BellinXFelon: can you pastebin the output of 'mount'?
[04:14] <funcky1> im having a serious error with openvpn on ubuntu. it disconnects while i am connected to the vpn then continues the connection unprotected. I've had this problem for months and months and i've had it with 2 separate vpns now.
[04:14] <barbara> tuxwulf oh yeah and the login screen is a total mess too
[04:15] <BellinXFelon> Ghoti : yes and i will pm you
[04:15] <kindofabuzz> looking for a script to batch convert .flac > .ogg
[04:15] <mechtech> durt: lspci -vvv does not reveal my video card
[04:16] <deexannihilate1> My netbook will not connect to the internet. I specifically need to get it to run off of the cable. Can someone help me please?
[04:16] <Ghoti> deexannihilate1: what happens when you try to connect?
[04:16] <yanger> hi. got a issue on jaunty - post install.. i got the updates avaliable and did the update, but stalled right after the CUPSD was being started... i did a CTRL-C and it continued on installing.. bluez-cups and splix also failed but continued.. it tried to re-install it but it hung as well.. looking at the ps -aux, drv, foomatic, and gutenprint.5.2 all went defunct... any way to fix?
[04:16] <durt> mechtech, 'sudo lshw' should.
[04:16] <deexannihilate1> ghoti: I don't have the option.
[04:17] <deexannihilate1> ghoti:Yesterday, I was on here and a few people tried to help but there was no success.
[04:17] <yaboo> SeaPhor I guess there is
[04:18] <deexannihilate1> ghoti:It is set up to run off of wired, the eth0 didn't exist yesterday. We created it but it refuses to work.
[04:18] <Ghoti> deexannihilate1: what happens when you try a 'sudo ifup eth0'?
[04:18] <BellinXFelon> Ghoti : http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/238010/
[04:18] <deexannihilate1> ghoti: I also don't have a wireless driver for my atheros card, so I can't run it
[04:19] <joeyeye> deexannihilate1: how far have you got ? does your link light on the network socket even light up/blink ?
[04:19] <mdg> hi deexannihilate1
[04:19] <deexannihilate1> ghoti: It says SIOCSIFADDR: No such device eth0: no such device
[04:19] <mdg> deexannihilate1: how you coming with your wifi setup? (inx-mdg)
[04:19] <deexannihilate1> mdg: hi
[04:20] <deexannihilate1> mdg: I figured :) I just started talking to Ghoti about it. I haven't addressed it since last night
[04:20] <knipster> set -c activity_hide_level
[04:20] <classstruggle> im having a serious error with openvpn on ubuntu. it disconnects while i am connected to the vpn then continues the connection unprotected. I've had this problem for months and months and i've had it with 2 separate vpns now. it happens up to 3 times a day.
[04:20] <donavan_> anyone know a way to get the mp3 file that is refered to in a m3u file
[04:21] <donavan_> I dont wanna stream it I wanna download it
[04:21] <Ghoti> deexannihilate1: anything for 'lspci | grep net' ?
[04:21] <mechtech> durt: lshw revealed the card NV43 [GeForce Go 6200/6400]...hardware drivers says I'm using: NVIDIA Accelerated graphics driver version 180...seems right to me...what do you think?
[04:21] <mdg> donavan_: good question!
[04:21] <deco> i installed slacwkare but i chose not to install it's lilo bootloader because i won't to use ubuntu's grub how do i add slacwkare to menu.lst?
[04:21] <Ghoti> donavan_: an .m3u is a playlist, which in your case may be pointing to a stream.
[04:21] <webby> is their a way to get a menu or somthing with internet bookmarks in the panel or desktop
[04:21] <deco> slackware*
[04:21] <durt> mechtech, yup
[04:22] <mechtech> durt: so, my problem lies elsewhere
[04:22] <deexannihilate1> ghoti: it lists Atheros Communication AR 242x 802.11abg and Attansic Device 1062
[04:22] <donavan_> ghoti ok then is there a way/program  that will strip the internet location out of the m3u file and start a download
[04:22] <joeyeye> donavan_: wget the url ...
[04:23] <mdg> Ghoti, when radio stations broadcast the station over the internet and bury their live web link - is there an easy way to grab it?
[04:23] <camerun> ho;a
[04:23] <searcher> donavan_, streamripper
[04:23] <tuxwulf> barbara: Yeah that can happen too, yes. Cna you restart in recover mode?
[04:23] <donavan_> searcher: nice thanks
[04:23] <joeyeye> donavan_: pastebin the m3u
[04:23] <donavan_> joeyeye thanks too
[04:23] <durt> mechtech,  X driver has nothing to do with video probs on the terminal.
[04:23] <mechtech> A kinder, gentler tuxwolf
[04:24] <Ghoti> mdg: if you can 'view soure' the page with the link that starts the feed, you might be able to find it.  Also, most media players will show the URL they're streaming from IME
[04:24] <JuJuBee> I have a dvd of  pictures that was burned on a MAC and when I insert it I see the volume label but no data.  I installed hfsplus and hfsutils
[04:24] <mechtech> durt: everything else is going so well, I really hate to fix what's not broken, you know?
[04:24] <donavan_> joeyeye: I can manually get the files but I want to get about 100 of them and it would take too long to do it one by one
[04:24] <JuJuBee> I think the dvd was burned for / with the MAC filesystem
[04:25] <mdg> Ghoti: one in particular passes off the link three times - wish it were on shoutcast
[04:25] <durt> mechtech, well if you don't need the VTs then ya, theres no prob :)
[04:25] <mechtech> JuJuBee: got another computer around to put the disk into?
[04:26] <JuJuBee> I only have my laptop (linux also)
[04:26] <Teclys> when i try to apt-get ndisgtk it asks me to put in the disc for Jaunty, any one have any ideas how to not have to do that?
[04:26] <webby> is their a way to put firefox bookmarks on the desktop or panels
[04:26] <mechtech> durt: I'm good this way then...thanks for your help :)
[04:26] <durt> np
[04:26] <JuJuBee> mechtech: does that matter?
[04:26] <joeyeye> donavan_: so process the m3u with sed, and wget each resulting line ?
[04:27] <susurration> Hello all, i'm having problems connecting to a vpn server, and i was looking through the syslogs and found that there might be a bug in the pptp plugin for gnome's network manager, log can be found here: http://pastebin.com/d28882e50 ; can anyone help me resolve this issue?
[04:27] <mechtech> JuJuBee: no, I just thought to myself (if she's able to get the volume label to appear, then the drive is fine...it's prolly the filesystem on the disk)
[04:28] <mdg> deexannihilate1: you got wired working?
[04:28] <JuJuBee> mechtech: I thought that since it can be read on a mac that if I  installed hfsplus I could read it
[04:28] <donavan_> joeyeye sounds like a plan thanks
[04:29] <Teclys> i'm trying to apt-get ndisgtk but its asking me to put in the jaunty disk, can anyone help me?
[04:29] <mechtech> JuJuBee: when you (or whomever) burned the disk...how did they do it?
[04:29] <mechtech> JuJuBee: using what program
[04:29] <mechtech> ?
[04:29] <JuJuBee> I did not burn it.  A photographer in NYC did and it belongs to one of my students.  Not sure what they used or how they burned it.  It reads in a MAC (so I am told)
[04:30] <JuJuBee> I just assumed they used HFS+
[04:30] <DaZ> hfs on a cd? :f
[04:30] <varun> Hello everyone I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to make a gamepad work in wine which works fine in ubuntu
[04:30] <JuJuBee> DaZ : dunno, not really familiar with  MAC
[04:31] <JuJuBee> Suppose they could have used the drive like a floppy?  forget what that is called...  inCD or something
[04:31] <DaZ> JuJuBee: cds are platform independent
[04:31] <DaZ> it's either iso or udf  :f
[04:31] <DaZ> wait
[04:32] <mdg> deexannihilate1: did you say you are using 8.04 or 9.04? Ubuntu Netbook Remix?
[04:32] <DaZ> it's not a cd isn't it? :f
[04:32] <JuJuBee> DaZ : dvd
[04:32] <mechtech> JuJuBee: yes...what DAZ is saying
[04:32] <DaZ> whatever, it's still cd/dvd
[04:33] <mechtech> JuJuBee: ISO9660 to be exact
[04:33] <bastidrazor> Teclys, system>admin > software sources .. uncheck Cdrom in ubuntu Software
[04:33] <DaZ> that floppy part made me unsure :f
[04:33] <JuJuBee> So why would the data not show up when I  mount it?
[04:34] <mechtech> JuJuBee: could it be possible that it is a SLIDESHOW DVD made with iDVD?
[04:34] <JuJuBee> mechtech: suppose anything is possible since I did not burn it.
[04:34] <mechtech> JuJuBee: and not a DATA DVD made with disk utility?
[04:34] <varun> hello anyone here who could help me
[04:35] <durt> varun, many people, just ask your question
[04:35] <yanger> so, post-install of jaunty, [drv], [gutenprint.5.2], and [foomatic] <defunct> and install fails for those packages.. i did a apt-get remove, and apt-get install again to see if it could recover, but still defuncts... how can i figure out why those three defunct? [from a user "lp"]
[04:35] <mechtech> !ask | varun
[04:35] <deexannihilate1> mdg: nope
[04:35] <mechtech> JuJuBee: lemme do a little research...brb
[04:35] <joeyeye> JuJuBee: did you mount : mount -t hfsplus
[04:35] <deexannihilate1> mdg: i believe it is 9.04
[04:36] <mdg> deexannihilate1: there is an 8 page post on ubuntu forums about acer aspire one :  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1141529&highlight=acer+aspire+one+wifi+driver  Page 7 and 8 have good advice on setup of wifi
[04:36] <mechtech> JuJuBee: that's code for: "I'm gonna smoke, then google the crap out of this issue!"  LOL
[04:36] <vmouse> what irc command joins a network?
[04:36] <mechtech> Appl as well ;-}~e's KB
[04:36] <mdg> deexannihilate1: if 9.04, from the menu, go to system and update restricted drivers
[04:36] <kushalone> vmouse, /join
[04:36] <durt> vmouse,  /join
[04:36] <DaZ>  /connect
[04:36] <vmouse> not just a channel but network
[04:36] <DaZ> [;
[04:36] <kushalone> oops
[04:37] <DaZ> pwnt
[04:37] <vmouse> DaZ, thx
[04:37] <durt> doh
[04:37] <kushalone> Thanks, DaZ
[04:37] <mdg> deexannihilate1: oh I forgot - no ethernet
[04:38] <deexannihilate1> mdg: i was just going to say that
[04:38] <joeyeye> deexannihilate1: are you trying to get wired or wireless to work ? (I'm coming to this late obviously)
[04:39] <mdg> deexannihilate1: http://partner.atheros.com/Drivers.aspx - link to the ethernet driver - download on your desktop and then somehow move it to the acer and follow post #71 or #62
[04:39] <mdg> deexannihilate1: #72
[04:40] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok, i'll try it
[04:40] <mdg> deexannihilate1: one ethernet is back working, you can enable restricted drivers
[04:40] <mdg> deexannihilate1: one/once
[04:41] <mdg> deexannihilate1: once ethernet is working, follow post #8 on the first page for wifi.
[04:42] <bthornton> Anyone here use Vuze on Jaunty? Every time I start it, it loads the 3.x version of Azureus and prompts that there is a 4.2.0.4 update available. When I download it and restart, it just loads the 3.X version again and prompts me to update... anyone had this problem?
[04:43] <renaud_> bthornton, it's a permission issue
[04:43] <deexannihilate1> mdg: I actually already downloaded that link onto the computer originally when i tried to fix it. It says something about trailing garbage ignored. I don't know how to open it and run it because of it.
[04:43] <bthornton> renaud_: what do I need to change the permissions on, then?
[04:43] <bthornton> I've tried wiping out the $HOME/.azureus directory and that doesnt' seem to help
[04:44] <mechtech> JuJuBee: try this: http://www.isobuster.com/
[04:44] <JuJuBee> joeyeye: thanks. I assumed that when I inserted the disc and saw the volume label it mounted when I clicked on it, but it didnt  I mounted it and can ls via cli...
[04:44] <DaZ> bthornton: you need write permissions in / <:
[04:44] <Thorn> Can somebody help me with my audio issues? I started a thread, I've searched around, I've read through guides, I can't figure it out
[04:44] <mechtech> JuJuBee: sorry...thought you said you mounted it
[04:45] <guest721> I also need help with a video issue
[04:45] <DaZ> i'd say to run vuze with sudo but it's evil
[04:45] <bthornton> ooooh okay so sudo chown -R ugo+rwx /  then?
[04:45] <mechtech> Azureus USED to rule!
[04:45] <joeyeye> JuJuBee: so it does sound like it's mounted, so it's a block device,  but ubuntu can't understand the filesystem ?
[04:45] <DaZ> bthornton: no way...
[04:45] <bthornton> (don't anybody ever do that command ever, by the way)
[04:45] <bthornton> ha I know
[04:45] <bthornton> bein a smartass
[04:46] <bthornton> Daz: but, seriously... write permissions on / ?
[04:46] <DaZ> bthornton: vuze needs to update and doesn't have permissions
[04:46] <DaZ> so update goes.. somewhere
[04:46] <joeyeye> bthornton: remove azureus and install vuze ...
[04:46] <skreech> Can anyone assist with an nvidia driver screwup
[04:46] <imgoofygoober> what do you call ubuntu that you have to pay for?
[04:46] <renaud_> the best solution is to remove vuze and download the latest version and install it in your home directory
[04:46] <bthornton> DaZ: ah I thought the update JAR was going to somewhere in my home dir
[04:46] <imgoofygoober> Jewbuntu
[04:46] <JuJuBee> joeyeye: I am able to browse the disk now.  Usually if my device notifier shows a disk and I click on it, it mounts.  This one did not.  I mounted manually using  your suggestion
[04:47] <bthornton> guess not
[04:47] <skreech> X is throwing a font error where it can't sfind the type1 or freetype modules
[04:47] <DaZ> whatever, if you don'tuse magnet links you can leave vuze alone
[04:47] <ethicx> anyone knows how to rotate view 90 deg cw with ATI drivers on one of my monitors?
[04:47] <Thorn> Audio help? Someone, please?
[04:47] <joeyeye> JuJuBee: sweet - you're good to go then
[04:47] <mdg> deexannihilate1: http://partner.atheros.com/Download.aspx?id=13 - I think this is the ethernet driver you need - didn't realize there were so many
[04:47] <mechtech> imgoofygoober: inappropriate...to say the least
[04:47] <skreech> !sound | Thorn
[04:47] <Thorn> No
[04:48] <Thorn> I don't need a guide, I need help.  Its not muted, my card isn't missing, the volume isn't down
[04:48] <skreech> Anyone familiar with a freetype error thrown by X ?
[04:48] <mdg> deexannihilate1: see page 8, post 72 on how to unzip
[04:48] <Thorn> I had audio, I ran update manager, now the sound doesn't work
[04:49] <deexannihilate1> mdg: I already have it downloaded onto the Acer. (I downloaded it a few days ago.) Ok. Thanks
[04:49] <ethicx> anyone ?? =(
[04:49] <mdg> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1141529&highlight=acer+aspire+one+wifi+driver&page=8
[04:49] <guest721> anyone know how to get my dell dimension 2400 to display any mode besides 640x480???
[04:49] <deexannihilate1> mdg: thanks! i was like page 8 where?
[04:49] <skreech> !res
[04:49] <JuJuBee> joeyeye: and mechtech yes , good to go.
[04:49] <JuJuBee> Thanks
[04:49] <skreech> Hi JuJuBee
[04:50] <mechtech> glad I could "help"...:)
[04:50] <JuJuBee> Hi
[04:50] <mdg> deexannihilate1: post 71 and 72 - same unzip problem and fix for it
[04:50] <mechtech> !hi | JuJuBee
[04:50] <bthornton> Anyone know if there's a "POSIXly-correct" location in $HOME to store user-specific programs (i.e. when they don't have root access but want to install something)
[04:51] <DaZ> this bot is the most annoying thing i've seen in my life
[04:51] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it gives me that same message. gzip stdin decompression OK, trailing garbage ignored tar child returned status 2 tar error delayed from previous errors
[04:51] <JuJuBee> Did I miss something?
[04:51] <mdg> deexannihilate1: did you download the file to the desktop?
[04:51] <classstruggle> im having a serious error with openvpn on ubuntu. it disconnects while i am connected to the vpn service then continues the connection unprotected. I've had this problem for months and months and i've had it with 2 separate vpn services now. it happens up to 3 times a day.
[04:52] <skreech> bthornton: nothing in inside of a ~ is posix It's supposed to be for the user to do whatever. Figure out what works for you and do   that
[04:52] <varun> I already asked my question but since no response so asking again I got a gamepad working in ubuntu but it is not working in wine.suggest a way
[04:52] <mechtech> JuJuBee: thought you were saying hi, but that was to screech...my bad
[04:52] <JuJuBee> np
[04:52] <StrangeCharm> can the 'virtual machines' server install option run vms created by virtualbox? what's the vm-managing application?
[04:52] <bthornton> k
[04:52] <skreech> varun: Drivers I would guess
[04:52] <zhxk`> hello, does ubuntu support null modem connection to windows xp?
[04:52] <varun> hmm
[04:52] <skreech> varun: #winehq
[04:52] <deexannihilate1> mdg: yes it is on the desk top i typed tar zxvf file it asked for password and then gave me that message
[04:52] <varun> could I find a walthrough for a novice like me
[04:52] <Thorn> How can I change my ACPI settings? I think during my upgrade my speakers were disabled
[04:52] <mdg> deexannihilate1: if so, you need to /cd Desktop at the command line and then "tar zxvf AR81....."
[04:52] <mechtech> zhxk: man interfaces
[04:52] <varun> sure I will talk with ppl there
[04:53] <varun> it is just a local gamepad and not some top of the line one
[04:53] <mdg> deexannihilate1: you need to be in the Desktop directory - I think
[04:53] <varun> but works fine in ubntu
[04:53] <jmg> hi all
[04:53] <zhxk`> mechtech: interfaces support?
[04:53] <jmg> having probs with 9.04
[04:53] <jmg> gnome crashing on login
[04:53] <deexannihilate1> mdg: so cd enter and then desktop?
[04:53] <mechtech> zhxk': yes...the man pages for interfaces
[04:53] <mdg> deexannihilate1: no  cd Desktop
[04:54] <skreech> Anyone know of a freetype module not found error with X ?
[04:54] <deexannihilate1> mdg: i tried it and it said no such file or directory
[04:54] <jmg> x-session-manager: Fatal IO error 11 (Resource temporarily unavailable) on X server :0.0.
[04:54] <zhxk`> mechtech: i want ubuntu surf internet through null modem, i use 3 wire type
[04:54] <skreech> mdg: try cd ~/Desktop
[04:54] <mechtech> deexannihilate: cd /home/username/desktop
[04:54] <mdg> deexannihilate1: try cd ~/Desktop
[04:55] <mdg> skreech and mechtech : thanks!  :)
[04:55] <deexannihilate1> mdg: same error
[04:55] <deexannihilate1> mdg
[04:55] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok
[04:55] <mdg> deexannihilate1: at the command line type "pwd" (without quotes) and see if you see a directory called desktop or Desktop
[04:56] <jmg>  [n=Ayita@96-42-165-10.dhcp.trcy.mi.charter.com] has
[04:56] <jmg>           joined #ubuntu
[04:56] <jmg> (gnome-settings-daemon:2813): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_propagate_error: assertion `src != NULL' failed
[04:56] <pam> Anyone with gfxboot scripting knowlegde? /me trying to append an element to an array.
[04:56] <mechtech> zhxk': from command line, type: ifconfig...see what you see
[04:57] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it was Desktop. also, i tried again and received the same message
[04:57] <zhxk`> mechetch:pon/poff?
[04:57] <zhxk`> and pppconf first?
[04:58] <mechtech> zhxk: pon/poff is power on or off, and pppconfig to use Poit to poit protocol for username/password
[04:58] <tomrian> hi! i want to connect to a wireless net with wep encryptation and a 152-bit lenght key, but i don't know how to config my wireless card with this key, anyone knows ?
[04:58] <ZeroKewl> i accdently delete the desktops things on my task bar how i get them back
[04:58] <mechtech> zhxk': poit=point
[04:59] <mechtech> tomrian: iwconfig
[04:59] <gashman> ZeroKewl, add Workspace Switcher to your panel.
[04:59] <zhxk`> mechech:power on/off to what?
[04:59] <histo> tomrian: are you running ubuntu?
[04:59] <ZeroKewl> ty
[04:59] <histo> tomrian: just use the  Ssytem > Preferences > network connection
[05:00] <tomrian> of course, but iwconfig dont allow me to introduce a key with this lenght
[05:00] <mechtech> zhxk': null modem...or whatever device
[05:00] <mechtech> tomrian: my bad
[05:00] <zhxk`> mechtech:pppconfigure dont show null modem
[05:01] <steamdumplings> can  anyone tell me what does this means>>>Failed to execute child process "kdesu" (No such file or directory)
[05:01] <zhxk`> i need to confiure it with no hardware handshak and etc
[05:01] <histo> tomrian: also are you able to just change toe 128bit key?
[05:02] <mdg> deexannihilate1: did that file end in tar.gz?
[05:02] <tomrian> histo: i dont have access to the ap
[05:02] <skreech> steamdumplings: you are executing something that doesn't exist?
[05:02] <tomrian> im the only one here using ubuntu :P
[05:02] <deexannihilate1> mdg: yes it did
[05:03] <mechtech> zhxk': try here: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/PPP-HOWTO/
[05:03] <deexannihilate1> mdg: AR81Family-linux-v1.0.1.0.tar.gz
[05:03] <laszlo> !lista
[05:04] <mdg> deexannihilate1: Try to copy this:  tar zxvf AR81Family-linux-v1.0.1.0.tar.gz
[05:05] <mechtech> laszlo: /msg ubottu !bot is useless
[05:05] <histo> tomrian: did you try using hte network manager?
[05:05] <skreech> mechtech: try /msg ubottu help
[05:06] <tomrian> histo: yeap, its the same story
[05:06] <mechtech> skreech: even more useless
[05:06] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it started to copy but then displayed the same message
[05:06] <mechtech> it literally typed a message from ubottu saying, "help"
[05:06] <steamdumplings> (Skreech)...it's in the add remove and the synaptics...and on the application bar under system tools...so why is it not loading?
[05:07] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it listed the files in the folder?
[05:07] <mdg> deexannihilate1: is your acer pluged in/battery running low perhaps?
[05:07] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it is plugged into the wall
[05:07] <mdg> deexannihilate1: if it listed files I think it is good.
[05:07] <DougM> what is a good e-mail client for ubuntu?
[05:07] <mechtech> ok kids...gotta go...bye
[05:08] <mdg> deexannihilate1: plug your ethernet into the acer and click on the network icon and see what happens
[05:08] <histo> tomrian: are you getting a specific error?
[05:08] <Thorn> Would somebody please help with my audio problems?
[05:08] <histo> !sound | thro
[05:08] <histo> Thorn: ^^^^^^^^^
[05:09] <joeyeye> tomrian: you need to enter the key as either a 16 character string, or 32 digits for 128152 bit WEP
[05:09] <Thorn> Histo: No.  I need actual help.  Not a guide.
[05:09] <joeyeye> tomrian: 128/152
[05:10] <tomrian> histo: no, its just that i cant enter that key
[05:10] <tomrian> joeyeye: i tried both with the same result
[05:10] <seclua> dfgdg
[05:10] <skreech> steamdumplings: pastebin it
[05:10] <deexannihilate> mdg: it says no connection
[05:10] <joeyeye> tomrian: is the key algo open or shared secret ?
[05:10] <histo> Thorn: has the sound ever worked?
[05:10] <tomrian> joeyeye: open
[05:10]  * rabidweezle puts on some trance music and starts popping some e's
[05:10] <steamdumplings> ok
[05:10] <deexannihilate> mdg: i also restarted with it plugged into wall and nothing
[05:10] <mdg> deexannihilate: did it show eth0 or wireless?
[05:11] <steamdumplings> sorry about that
[05:11] <skreech> !paste
[05:11] <deexannihilate> mdg: no
[05:11] <mdg> deexannihilate: darn...
[05:11] <skreech> steamdumplings: sure it's easier to pastebin. You get a URL you can give to anyone
[05:11] <Thorn> Histo: Yes.  I updated through update manager, and it stopped working. Its not muted, the hardware is recognized, it simply doesn't work.  I think ACPI manager disabled the hardware during the update, but I can't figure out how to change it
[05:11] <Quiznos> !pastebinit man sex
[05:11] <steamdumplings> ok
[05:11] <rabidweezle> where's the "non-support" chat?
[05:11] <joeyeye> tomrian: what's the key you try to enter ?
[05:11] <Quiznos> ##Linux
[05:11] <rabidweezle> thanks
[05:11] <rabidweezle> :)
[05:11] <histo> Thorn: have you restarted since the update?
[05:11] <Quiznos> :)
[05:11] <mdg> deexannihilate: and wifi is not working at all either?
[05:11] <Thorn> histo: Yes, I updated two days ago
[05:12] <deexannihilate> mdg: what was the if command again?
[05:12] <mdg> deexannihilate: ifup eth0
[05:12] <tomrian> joeyeye: i dont understand. you want see the key ?
[05:12] <tomrian> joeyeye: 6a756c79746f6c656e676f3135303932
[05:13] <steamdumplings> (skreech)...is there a command to run a system log?
[05:13] <histo> Thorn: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[05:13] <Thorn> Histo: Jaunty
[05:13] <deexannihilate> mdg: was there more to it?
[05:13] <kuru> I'm having a hard time figuring out how I can automount a CIFS share
[05:14] <mdg> deexannihilate: I think dsnyders was helping you with that - not sure...
[05:14] <whoami> morning all
[05:14] <kuru> I've done what I _think_ are proper instructions
[05:14] <histo> Thorn: what type of sound card
[05:14] <mdg> deexannihilate: there is also "ifconfig"
[05:14] <joeyeye> tomrian: right, so you can't enter that... you need to enter the 16 character passphrase that is used to generate that key
[05:14] <deexannihilate> mdg: ghoti told me to look
[05:14] <kuru> added the following to my /etc/fstab file: //10.0.0.75/zfs /mnt/theworld CIFS noauto,credentials=/etc/samba/theworld.cred,uid=zms,gid=zms 0 0
[05:15] <steamdumplings> (skreech)>>> http://paste.ubuntu.com/238110/
[05:15] <deexannihilate> mdg: earlier to see if the eth0 was installed
[05:15] <mdg> deexannihilate: I guess I came in late tonight  :)
[05:15] <joeyeye> tomrian: translate each 2 digits to the ascii character that it represents
[05:15] <tomrian> joeyeye: right, but i tried it and its useless :/... the passphrase is julytolengo15092
[05:15] <kuru> running: mount -aF cifs   tells me that it can't find any cifs in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[05:15] <kuru> so I'm really confused by all this
[05:16] <deexannihilate> mdgL it is alright. I tried sudo ifup eth0 and it listed the same in formation I got when he asked.. so i'll assume it is the samething
[05:16] <skreech> steamdumplings: ok what am I looking for?
[05:16] <mdg> deexannihilate: was the wifi card working at all now - if so we could just add the repo for the restricted drivers
[05:17] <mdg> deexannihilate: and skip the eth0
[05:17] <steamdumplings> (skreech)>>>>why the ksystem did'nt load
[05:17] <steamdumplings> ?
[05:17] <Bigshot_> I am getting Xgl: not present no whitelisted drivers found in Vbox 3.0 ubuntu jaunty what should i do?
[05:17] <deexannihilate> mdg: was it working today? or previously?
[05:17] <joeyeye> tomrian: have you tried iwconfig <device> key s:<passphrase> ?
[05:17] <mdg> deexannihilate: today/tonight/now
[05:17] <skreech> steamdumplings: the ksystem ?
[05:17] <deexannihilate> mdg: no
[05:17] <mdg> deexannihilate: ohh....
[05:18] <tomrian> joeyeye: yeap...  SET failed on device wlan0 ; Invalid argument.
[05:18] <skreech> steamdumplings: You mean KDE ?
[05:18] <Bigshot_> joeyeye: can you assist me out man?
[05:18] <Etherael> on a dev team with a bunch of people that use tortoise svn 1.6.3, the version of svn that comes with ubuntu 9.04 is *ancient* is there a way to get the latest release of svn without going through the whole source building rigmarole?
[05:18] <deexannihilate> mdg: I don't understand what is missing!
[05:18] <Bigshot_> i have 965gm graphics card
[05:18] <deexannihilate> mdg: why must this be sooo difficult :(
[05:18] <mdg> deexannihilate: me either - its a stumper all right
[05:19] <skreech> deexannihilate: What's the problem?
[05:19] <deexannihilate> skreech: I can't get my netbook to connect to the internet via cable or wireless
[05:19] <narretgrez> hey
[05:19] <narretgrez> so there's this command lying in my /usr/bin
[05:19] <skreech> deexannihilate: what happens when it connects by cable?
[05:19] <mdg> skreech: deexannihilate has an acer aspir one D250, lost ethernet and now wifi
[05:20] <narretgrez> and i want to be able to call it without typing /usr/bin
[05:20] <narretgrez> what should i do
[05:20] <narretgrez> i am a complete noob!
[05:20] <kuru> anyone?
[05:20] <mneptok> Etherael: have you enabled the backports repo?
[05:20] <donjuanluis07> whatsup im looking for the linux gamers channel or can i get my gamer question here?
[05:20] <deexannihilate> skreech
[05:20] <mdg> skreech: I found a post on ubuntu forum with a couple of fixes but having trouble still
[05:20] <deexannihilate> skreech: absolutely nothing
[05:20] <steamdumplings> (skreech)<<<......no ksystem logger is what i'm wandering why it want load
[05:20] <mneptok> narretgrez: /usr/bin should be in your shell's path
[05:20] <mdg> skreech: the wifi is Atheros and the ethernet is Atansic
[05:20] <narretgrez> mneptok, how do i achieve that?
[05:20] <joeyeye> tomrian: perhaps give wicd a chance ?
[05:21] <skreech> deexannihilate: Do you get a eth0 when you type ifconfig?
[05:21] <narretgrez> mneptok, i know how to use the terminal and vim
[05:21] <mneptok> narretgrez: what does "echo $PATH" tell you?
[05:21] <deexannihilate> skreech; no
[05:21] <Bigshot_> mneptok: can you read my question?
[05:21] <joeyeye> Bigshot_: I'm not much of a graphics guy... what are you trying to do ?
[05:21] <tomrian> joeyeye: that was my last option :P... i wanted to figure it out without removing network manager
[05:21] <narretgrez> mneptok: /home/narretgrez/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games
[05:21] <mneptok> Bigshot_: yes. my English is quite good.
[05:21] <deexannihilate> skreech: ifup says error as well
[05:21] <skreech> deexannihilate: That's the problem you need to load up a module
[05:22] <mneptok> narretgrez: as you see, /usr/bin is in the path
[05:22] <mneptok> narretgrez: so just type the comamnd name
[05:22] <deexannihilate> skreech: last night, we tried probably 6 things and nothing fixed the problem
[05:22] <joeyeye> tomrian: I gave up on networkmanager ages ago ... love wicd - no probs ever
[05:22] <mdg> skreech: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1141529&highlight=acer+aspire+one+wifi+driver  page 8 has ethernet driver and page 1 post 7/8 describes wifi
[05:22] <deexannihilate> skreech: how do I do that
[05:22] <skreech> deexannihilate: do you know what those6 things were?
[05:22] <deexannihilate> skreech: mdg probably knows more than I do to be honest
[05:22] <tomrian> joeyeye: nice, i'll give it a chance. Thanks :)
[05:23] <mdg> skreech: no I don't..
[05:23] <skreech> mdg: What was tried? does the cards have known issues /
[05:23] <skreech> ?
[05:23] <mdg> skreech: yes - known issues
[05:23] <ubd> hi, i canot make a dial up connection
[05:24] <donjuanluis07> ok im cereal, could someone point me in the direction of the linux gamers channel?
[05:24] <ubd> i only hear a fake dialing sound
[05:24] <skreech> donjuanluis07: #gametome
[05:24] <deexannihilate> skreech: I know we tried to automatically configure it, manually configured it through nano
[05:24] <mdg> skreech: from what I can tell by reading link I post previously, if deexannihilate is using 9.04 UNM,  there are reports ethernet stops working, wifi led does not come on and front mic does not work
[05:25] <mdg> skreech: only concerned with ethernet and wifi at this point, right deexannihilate ?
[05:25] <donjuanluis07> skreech: gracias
[05:25] <deexannihilate> skreech: yes
[05:25] <narretgrez> does anyone know how to reset /etc/environment?
[05:26] <skreech> narretgrez: Probably don't want to mess with that file too much
[05:26] <joeyeye> tomrian: did you try specificying the wep key in /etc/network/interfaces ?
[05:26] <narretgrez> ok i am a noob
[05:26] <narretgrez> ~_~
[05:26] <mdg> skreech: I was trying to help deexannihilate  unzip the ethernet driver as in this post:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1141529&highlight=acer+aspire+one+wifi+driver&page=8 #71 and #72
[05:27] <neetals> is there any place i can get the help with VMware
[05:27] <neetals> ?
[05:27] <skreech> narretgrez: Does that mean you already messed with it?
[05:27] <mdg> skreech: AR81Family-linux-v1.0.1.0.tar.gz
[05:27] <joeyeye> neetals: what's the question ?
[05:28] <skreech> neetals: #vmware
[05:28] <neetals> join #vmware
[05:28] <skreech> deexannihilate: Soo you've been installing a driver by hand?
[05:29] <tomrian> joeyeye: nop, but right now i'm trying with wicd if can set the key... wish me luck
[05:29] <deexannihilate> skreech: what is the command to get into nano and i'll tell you what i did
[05:29] <Bob_Dole> I know on windows, with the cpu-z program, you can check the model of motherboard you're running.. can this be done with anything on ubuntu?
[05:30] <donjuanluis07> skreech: you play lgeneral?
[05:30] <joeyeye> tomrian: good luck
[05:30] <dsddfsa> hi how do i customize the installer
[05:30] <sherl0ck> cat /proc/cpuinfo for cpu info
[05:31] <skreech> deexannihilate: To get into nano ?
[05:31] <dsddfsa> ii need to create a installer for my cutomized ubuntu
[05:31] <skreech> donjuanluis07: used to
[05:31] <skreech> !remaster
[05:31] <deexannihilate> skreech: yes, i remember sudo nano /something/something/networking ?
[05:31] <Bob_Dole> Sherlock, I know that. I want the motherboard's model number.
[05:31] <skreech> deexannihilate: press ^r and type nano
[05:32] <tomrian> joeyeye: it works :D... Thanks a lot :)
[05:32] <Bob_Dole> sherl0ck, ^
[05:32] <mdg> skreech: deexannihilate was trying to add eth0 to /etc/network/interfaces via nano
[05:32] <skreech> ^r means Ctrl+R by the way
[05:32] <deexannihilate> skreech: iface eth0 inet dhcp is what we added manually
[05:32] <susurration> Hello all, i'm having problems connecting to a vpn server, and i was looking through the syslogs and found that there might be a bug in the pptp plugin for gnome's network manager, log can be found here: http://pastebin.com/d28882e50 ; can anyone help me resolve this issue?
[05:33] <donjuanluis07> skreech: i was gametome and no one is responding, i tried to use lg-pg to change the Panzer General data you need to play the game, and it came back telling me it did not see the FLAGS.shp file, and i checked and I do have it in the folder.  Do you have any idea what I need to do next?
[05:33] <skreech> deexannihilate: Well honestly that's a difficult route to walk. Do you have a walkthrough that you were following yourself or were you just being helped by mdg ?
[05:33] <deexannihilate> skreech: either mdg or dsnyders was directing me along the way
[05:33] <sherl0ck> Bob_dole: something tells me thats not passible
[05:33] <joeyeye> tomrian: heh ! never look back at networkmanager
[05:34] <skreech> deexannihilate: I get that But were you following them by reading the instructions yourself?
[05:34] <mdg> skreech: both dsnyders and I were helping her.  I was using the ubuntu networking troubleshooting page
[05:34] <skreech> mdg: Good idea
[05:34] <Bob_Dole> sherl0ck, oh. I can do it on windows with cpu-z, it's one of the things it outputs. I don't know if it does it for -every- board though
[05:34] <deexannihilate> skreech: no, they were physically telling me what to type
[05:35] <skreech> deexannihilate: Ah ok.. hmm
[05:35] <sherl0ck> Bob_Dole, lshw
[05:35] <skreech> deexannihilate: did these devices ever work?
[05:35] <Bob_Dole> sherl0ck, thanks. I'll see if that outputs the desired information.
[05:35] <mdg> skreech deexannihilate :  I can't stay to watch and learn - its getting late, but I will check back tomorrow if you are around
[05:36] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok! thank you again!
[05:36] <skreech> mdg: Me either I have to go like 10 minutes ago
[05:36] <deexannihilate> skreech: they worked up until yesterday afternoon
[05:36] <mdg> deexannihilate: your welcome!
[05:36] <sam-ubu-noob> hi I'm having a problem installing 8.04.3 for some reason it thinks that my hdd is a scsi and not a sata. It will let me install but then fail at boot with an error message.
[05:36] <mdg> night all o/
[05:36] <deexannihilate> skreech: well, wireless did, the ethernet did not
[05:36] <deexannihilate> mdg: night
[05:37] <skreech> deexannihilate: Ha ha really? What happened yesterday afternoon?
[05:37] <sherl0ck> sam-ubu-boob - what is message?
[05:37] <sam-ubu-noob> ok just a sec
[05:37] <donjuanluis07> skreech: could you send me to the right place to figure this out it seems you are quite busy
[05:38] <donjuanluis07> skreech: :)
[05:38] <skreech> donjuanluis07: Best bet would be the LG forums
[05:38] <donjuanluis07> donjuanluis07: k thanks
[05:38] <skreech> or friendly search engines :-)
[05:38] <sam-ubu-noob> alert! /dev/disk/by-uuid/(bunch of stuff) does not exist. dropping to shell!
[05:39] <skreech> !uuid
[05:39] <sam-ubu-noob> k
[05:39] <tomrian> joeyeye: lol, you are right.. another question, is there a gnome plugin for wicd so i can see the status of the network in the task bar ?
[05:40] <sam-ubu-noob> 94a658e0-087f-4552-aecf-3b791f5d40ec
[05:40] <steamdumplings> can someone please analize this paste bin for me and tell me if I have a hacker/internet service provider security problem? http://paste.ubuntu.com/238157/
[05:41] <c0l2e> anyone using dovecot here?
[05:41] <sam-ubu-noob> 7.10 did not do this. :(
[05:42] <donjuanluis07> skreech: got it to work thanks a million
[05:42] <skreech> deexannihilate: did you install anything?
[05:42] <joeyeye> tomrian: wicd-client
[05:42] <deexannihilate> skreech: I was following one of the ubuntu tutorials on how to fix the wifi because it constantly goes in and out (both in my home and at&t wifi at starbucks) and at the point where the link was suppose to be entered, I entered it and it failed. (It was a known issue and I followed the tutorial on how to enter the ip in so that it would read it.. but it didn't work either) and ever since, wireless hasn't worked. http://ubuntufo
[05:42] <mezquitale> anyone have any idea on how small "/boot" can be for a xubuntu install?
[05:42] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: 8.04.3 doesn't usually do this either .... Was it an upgrade or a fresh install?
[05:42] <steamdumplings> http://paste.ubuntu.com/238162/
[05:42] <deexannihilate> skreech: #6
[05:43] <skreech> deexannihilate: Ah and here is where you learn the value of backing up settings before following tutorials :)
[05:43] <deexannihilate> skreech: only if you teach me! because I have no idea!
[05:44] <DerKlempner> mezquitale: it depends on how much information you need stored there.  don't forget that all your user account settings _for every installed program that needs them_ are stored there
[05:44] <tomrian> joeyeye: thanks
[05:44] <skreech> deexannihilate: well it's a simple concept. UNIX settings are in files. if you change the files then it follows whatever is inside of them
[05:45] <ubuntu_giant> Hello.  I guess Microsoft has too big of a head to tell me this.  What audio and video codecs should I use to import into Windows Movie Maker?  This is an urgent question.  Thanks.
[05:45] <mezquitale>  DerKlempner , i thought "/boot" contains just the stuff needed to boot up your distro
[05:45] <skreech> deexannihilate: If you have something that kinda works then copy the file to somewhere safe probably in your home directory before you edit it. If things go badly just copy it back
[05:45] <DerKlempner> mezquitale: gah, you're right!  for some reason, i thought you said "/home"!  my mistake
[05:45] <deexannihilate> skreech: makes complete sense
[05:45] <skreech> then the file is the same as it was at the start and it's back to kinda working
[05:46] <skreech> deexannihilate: if you were following a tutorial then I would hope you have a live cd
[05:47] <Crazy_Geek> Are there any Linux Apps that fully utilize 64 bit processor?
[05:47] <deexannihilate> skreech: I don't have a live CD, but I can just download it onto a memory stick.
[05:47] <DerKlempner> mezquitale: considering all your kernel images reside in /boot, you might want to make it no less than 3 or 4GB
[05:48] <deexannihilate> skreech: do you think I should just reinstall the system? I've spent 7 hours on here without luck.
[05:48] <Bob_Dole> Crazy_Geek,  -nothing- fully utilizes a 64bit processor. Sure some utilize more than 32bit processor could offer, though.
[05:49] <skreech> deexannihilate: If you have your data seperate on a home partition you could
[05:49] <Crazy_Geek> Thanks Bob I was just curious I use 64 bit because I have 4 gig of memory and 32 bit can't address the full amount so I loose a gig
[05:49] <ultraz> deexannihilate: what problem do you have?
[05:50] <deexannihilate> ultraz: I can't get an internet connection via cable or wireless.
[05:50] <skreech> What I was thinking was boot a live image and if the wireless works then just look at the tutorial and what ever files you changed just copy them back from the live image :)
[05:50] <Bob_Dole> a 64bit CPU can offer 16 exabytes of RAM. when's the last time you saw 16 exabytes of anything?
[05:50] <deexannihilate> skreech: I don't know how to do that! you are expecting way too much of me! :)
[05:50] <AK> I need help. Plus, I have never used IRC before so I am a little uncertain as to the rules of etiquette.
[05:50] <ultraz> deexannihilate: sorry, if i make you type all over again but, did it ever work? Or it's a fresh install?
[05:51] <Gobby> How does one open a sh file?
[05:51] <ultraz> Gobby: open, or run?
[05:51] <deexannihilate> ultraz: it worked until yesterday when I followed this tutorial page 1 #6 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=902860&highlight=Atheros+Communications+Inc.+AR242x+802.11abg&page=6
[05:51] <Crazy_Geek> Just like ext4 file system and support up to a exabyte partition where can I get a exabyte drive
[05:51] <skreech> deexannihilate: Well the first thing is to see if the live image has net :)
[05:51] <DerKlempner> AK: ask your question, and if somebody can help they will reply.  please don't spam.
[05:51] <kindofabuzz> Gobby, open or run? open with an editor run it with sh <file>
[05:51] <Gobby> I guess run , Its a game client.
[05:52] <Gobby> What do you meant run it with sh <file>?
[05:52] <kindofabuzz> yup
[05:52] <Gobby> Command for terminal?
[05:52] <kindofabuzz> or if it's executable just ./<file>
[05:52] <kindofabuzz> yeah
[05:52] <AK> I just installed Ubuntu for the first time. All went well. Update manager popped up and i did the updates, rebooted and now i cant use it because my screen resolution is too high for my monitor.
[05:52] <Bookman> Is there a recommended device that will play multi media files on my tv from a wireless connection?  Compatible with Ubuntu 9.04?
[05:52] <skreech> deexannihilate: Then I guess you can find the same tutorial that you were following and anytime it mentions a file copy it to your home directory after that you can get help to either use those files or push forward on making the connection more stable
[05:53] <ultraz> Gobby: chmod +x nameoffile and then ./file
[05:53] <deexannihilate> ultraz: but the ethernet didn't work prior. I'm not sure if it ever worked to be honest. it might have a month ago when i got it, but i don't remember
[05:53] <qdb> hello
[05:53] <Gobby> when i do that it says no such file or directory
[05:53] <kindofabuzz> Gobby, but is that file from a trusted source? don't just execute anything
[05:53] <deexannihilate> skreech: I don't think I have a live image
[05:53] <Gobby> Yes.
[05:53] <qdb> have you got adobe-flashplugin (10.0.32.18-1intrepid1) update also?
[05:53] <Gobby> Its not like a cracked game or somthing
[05:54] <Gobby> Its something from s2games.
[05:54] <skreech> ultraz: Hold on I think someone had some URLS with info
[05:54] <kindofabuzz> Gobby, no such thing in linux =)
[05:54] <Gobby> I got the beta for Heroes of Newerth :).
[05:54] <DerKlempner> AK: what can you see on-screen when X starts?
[05:54] <deexannihilate> skreech: mdg did
[05:54] <qdb> i want to know where is written that this update is?
[05:54] <AK> only thing i can get running is the recovery mode screen and the shell.
[05:54] <ultraz> deexannihilate: was that correct link, i am cant open it. I dont have GUI, using Links that might be the issue.
[05:55] <Gobby> Do you know what to do it says no file or directory
[05:55] <sam-ubu-noob>  let me clarify... just a moment
[05:55] <skreech> ultraz: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1141529
[05:55] <ultraz> Gobby: point to the existing file
[05:55] <qdb> here ? http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/intrepid-updates/multiverse/binary-i386/Packages.gz
[05:55] <sam-ubu-noob>  fresh install on a 18gb peice of unpartitioned free space. win xp sp2 installed on a primary partition already. but once again that was no prob before.
[05:55] <kindofabuzz> Gobby, well you'd have to be in the right directory
[05:55] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: I'm not convinced about the scsi thing. Most drives are emulated to look like scsi to the kernel...
[05:55] <sam-ubu-noob>  basically i had 7.10 installed everything was good with win and all. I upgraded 7.10 even thought I knew it was a bad idea. got this error on reboot. figured it was just the update messing up so I used UBCD to delete the partitions for linux and fixed the mbr so win woud boot back up normally. then.....
[05:55] <DerKlempner> AK: what kind of video card do you have?
[05:56] <qdb> in it other version
[05:56] <qdb> 10.0.22.87ubuntu1~intrepid1
[05:56] <AK> only thing i can get running is the recovery mode screen and the shell.
[05:56] <Gobby> Well the file is inside my download folder, I go inside of the terminal and type chmod +x HoNClient-0.1.30.sh
[05:56] <sam-ubu-noob>  on another comp went and got a new 8.04 iso checked it burnt it and brought up the liveCD on this comp and installed it all was good boot menu showed right stuff but fail again on boot just like after the upgrade.
[05:56] <sam-ubu-noob>  so load up live cd again
[05:56] <AK> Derk: radeon 3870x2
[05:56] <kindofabuzz> Gobby, cd to the dir it's in or sh /path/to/file
[05:56] <bobofosho_> i dont have any sound in ubuntu can someone help me?
[05:56] <deexannihilate> ultraz: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=902860&highlight=Atheros+Communications+Inc.+AR242x+802.11abg&page=6
[05:56] <kindofabuzz> gobby cd to your download folder first
[05:56] <Gobby> Sorry I am quite a noob at linux, what do you mean cd to the directory?
[05:56] <AK> Derk: with KDS monitor 1920x1200 max res
[05:56] <sam-ubu-noob> install xchat and come here for help
[05:56] <ultraz> skreech: what is that link ?
[05:57] <kindofabuzz> Gobby, cd = change directory
[05:57] <skreech> ultraz: Ethernet has never worked and has known issues. The Wifi used to work until recently
[05:57] <skreech> ultraz: deexannihilate's problem
[05:57] <Gobby> And how would I go about doing that?
[05:57] <kindofabuzz> cd /directory
[05:57] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: yes, load up the live cd. We need to check your partitions and their uuids, and maybe do a manual grub install...
[05:57] <ultraz> skreech: what is the link that he is given me?
[05:57] <kindofabuzz> Gobby, where is your downloads dir?
[05:57] <bobofosho_> can some one help this noob
[05:57] <skreech> ultraz: Sorry? I don't understand
[05:57] <bobofosho_> me
[05:58] <ultraz> skreech: deexannihilate is pasting some link too, which one should i look at?
[05:58] <sam-ubu-noob> I'm up now what you need
[05:58] <qdb> i want to know where is written that this update is?
[05:58] <qdb> here ? http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/intrepid-updates/multiverse/binary-i386/Packages.gz
[05:58] <gman> I just set up a linksys router, How will connecting to the internet be different?  what do I need to do ?  I was on the net before the router so I know how to do it directly to the dsl modem.
[05:59] <deexannihilate> ultraz: the link i posted is the tutorial i tried that I failed at
[05:59] <skreech> ultraz: which problem are you tackling? My link has both devices her link deals with the WiFi
[05:59] <skreech> ultraz: It's what was being followed when the wifi stopped working
[06:00] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: please paste the output of 'sudo fdisk -l' to http://paste.ubuntu.com
[06:01] <qdb> hello. flash player is updated. it is not written in http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/intrepid-updates/multiverse/binary-i386/ . where is it written?
[06:01] <susurration> Hello all, i'm having problems connecting to a vpn server, and i was looking through the syslogs and found that there might be a bug in the pptp plugin for gnome's network manager, log can be found here: http://pastebin.com/d28882e50 ; can anyone help me resolve this issue?
[06:01] <jeremdow> @gman should be no difference, DHCP should take care of it and automatically detect
[06:02] <sam-ubu-noob> done
[06:02] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: not quite done, you need to tell us the url that pastebin gave you so we can look at it...
[06:02] <sam-ubu-noob> lol
[06:03] <att0> How long should deleting a 1gb file inside a .tgz archive take? It has been around 10 minutes.
[06:03] <skreech> deexannihilate: Good night Hope you get back connections soon
[06:03] <bobofosho_> if anyone can help me with this audio issue i'd be much ablidged
[06:03] <sam-ubu-noob> http://paste.ubuntu.com/238208/
[06:03] <skreech> att0: How big is the tar file?
[06:03] <sam-ubu-noob> oops
[06:03] <att0> skreech: it is 2gb
[06:03] <gman> Jeremdow, I tried it on another flavor of linux and it did not work.   Puppy linux.  (very small, but not secure for daily use.) Could you give me the steps?  or is there a post on what to do?
[06:04] <kindofabuzz> steps for what?
[06:04] <skreech> att0: two files?
[06:04] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: ok, I can see that your linux device is /dev/sda2 and it looks normal i.e. no scsi problem. I don't see any swap partition. Did you decide not to add one?
[06:04] <ultraz> deexannihilate: i assume your madwifi drivers are broken for your WiFi which have Atheros chipset. You should try reinstalling madwifi drivers. I am sorry but i cant open the linke you provided to me, my console browser (links2) probably cant open it.
[06:04] <gman> kindofabuzz , just installed a router, and I need to know how to get on the net.
[06:04] <att0> skreech: I made a backup of the whole Ubuntu install, but I accidentally included a Truecrypt volume that is 1gb in size.
[06:05] <jeremdow> @gman not sure on puppy - are you connected wired or wireless?
[06:05] <ultraz> deexannihilate: what was that guide for?
[06:05] <kindofabuzz> gman, have you logged into the router yet? probably 192.168.1.1
[06:05] <att0> skreech: I am debating whether to kill the archiving process and make another backup w/o the Truecrypt volume, or just waiting.
[06:05] <qdb> hello. flash player is updated. it is not written in http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/intrepid-updates/multiverse/binary-i386/ . where is it written?
[06:05] <skreech> att0: I'd go with new archive
[06:06] <susurration> 192.168.0.1?
[06:06] <losher> att0: it should take about the same time to create a new 1gb archive as it will to delete 1gb out of a 2gb archive, so I'd start over if I were you...
[06:06] <gman> Wired, pppoe (or whatever) is in the router... I think   Yes the router is set up, I am online right now with... Cough, cough, Windows.... I think I just spit up a little bit.
[06:06] <sam-ubu-noob> well I used UBCD to delete all the partitions again and make a unformatted one. the goal to see what happened when I tried to install from livecd with a partition of somekind defined rather than just empty space and see if worked out better
[06:06] <gman>  
[06:06] <att0> skreech: I think it *just* finished, it says "reading archive" now
[06:07] <att0> yup, it's done. Thanks for the help!
[06:07] <qdb> hello
[06:07] <qdb> see https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/adobe-flashplugin/10.0.32.18-1intrepid1/+changelog
[06:07] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: how much ram is on the machine?
[06:08] <sam-ubu-noob> 512
[06:08] <jeremdow> @gman wired at least you really should have no problems whatever distro you use, router or not, even puppy, dsl should recognize it
[06:08] <sam-ubu-noob> 1.5ghz amd
[06:08] <gman> KIndaofabuzz yes router is set up  do put in my user name and pass in ubuntu as usual?  its already in the router.
[06:08] <sam-ubu-noob> geforce 6800 gt oc
[06:08] <bobofosho_> can someone please help me
[06:09] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: ok, then you need a swap file. Since it never booted, I assume there's nothing in the linux setup that needs saving. So you might as well reinstall from scratch one more time.
[06:09] <ghindo> Real quick question - how do you install 64-bit Flash again?
[06:09] <sam-ubu-noob> yes it makes a swap
[06:09] <joeyeye> bobofosho_: question ?
[06:09] <gman> Jeremdow, so your saying I should boot ubuntu and it ready to go?  All I have to do is open a browser?
[06:10] <sam-ubu-noob> i'll do that and com back if the issue persist. I think it will so probably see you soon
[06:10] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: good, that's what it's supposed to do. Just do a vanilla install...
[06:10] <sam-ubu-noob> *come
[06:10] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: ok, I will be online for a while yet, see you in 20 minutes or so...
[06:11] <sam-ubu-noob> lol
[06:11] <sam-ubu-noob> l8r ty
[06:11] <deexannihilate> skreech: thanks!
[06:12] <bobofosho_> so ever since i've installed ubuntu 8.04 i've never had sound any ideas?
[06:12] <jeremdow> @gman yes should be no worries - try - if not, see if you can ping or login to the router from the browser at 192.168.1.1 - and then set that as you gateway in ubuntu - it really should just work though
[06:12] <Sarajevo> Hello
[06:12] <ultraz> Sarajevo: :-)
[06:12] <losher> bobofosho_: you have no sound in 8.04 ? That's unusual. Usually sound problems happen in 9.04....
[06:13] <llml> Anyone would please suggest some virtual machine tools that will be working fine enough to run Solaris
[06:13] <Sarajevo> I'm looking for girls who know how to use linux. I'm doing on some research and if you're a girl and you use linux well, msg me.
[06:13] <steamdumplings> can anyone tell me what is going on here
[06:13] <steamdumplings>                                                                            │
[06:13] <susurration> Hello all, i'm having problems connecting to a vpn server, and i was looking through the syslogs and found that there might be a bug in the pptp plugin for gnome's network manager, log can be found here: http://pastebin.com/d28882e50 ; can anyone help me resolve this issue?
[06:13] <steamdumplings>  │ Manual configuration required                                             │
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[06:13] <steamdumplings>  │ You will need to go to http://localhost/acidlab first to force the        │
[06:13] <steamdumplings>  │ database modifications for ACIDlab. It is also advised that you run this  │
[06:13] <FloodBot2> steamdumplings: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:13] <steamdumplings>  │ either over HTTPS or with some form of access control on the webserver.
[06:13] <gman> jeremdow, I pretty good with this stuff, but have not done networking.  how do I set the gateway?  and my router address is diff, but I know what it is.
[06:13] <deexannihilate> ultraz: it was to fix the known wifi issues.. it goes in and out
[06:13] <steamdumplings> sorry
[06:13] <moymoy> !paste | steamdumplings
[06:13] <deexannihilate> ultraz: soory I took so long to respond
[06:14] <ultraz> deexannihilate: np :-)
[06:14] <llml> Anyone would please suggest some virtual machine tools that will be working fine enough to run Solaris?
[06:14] <deexannihilate> ultrazL yesterday, i copied the madwifi driver from my desktop and tried to transfer it to the netbook
[06:14] <ultraz> llml: VMware
[06:14] <MoonJu_> I want to using UTF-8 in IRC, how can I using that?
[06:14] <deexannihilate> ultraz: I don't remember the specific issue, but it was unsuccessful
[06:14] <llml> ultraz: it's available in linux?
[06:15] <bobofosho_> so my bad i'm on 9.04 and im having audio problems
[06:15] <ultraz> llml: Yes, I've been using it for about 2 years now.
[06:15] <llml> ultraz: thanks!
[06:15] <ultraz> llml: and it is the best out there.
[06:15] <jeremdow> @gman you're connected in windows? - run ipconfig /all in cmd - and then you can see the gateway ip - in ubuntu you can right click on your network connection in the system tray and then input the new gateway if it doesn't autodetect it
[06:15] <Bookman> In XChat-GNOME, is there a way to turn off the annoying join/part messages?
[06:16] <llml> ultraz: awesome!
[06:16] <bobofosho_> hey losher can u help me via pm
[06:16] <gman> Jeremdow, Ok, thanks I got it.   Have a good night.
[06:17] <jeremdow> @gman good deal, have fun
[06:17] <mataks> i have a GNOME desktop and i want to try KDE also.. how to install KDE what will i type in the terminal?
[06:17] <nanotube> mataks: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[06:17] <sherl0ck> ssudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop
[06:17] <mataks> nanotube,  ok thnx
[06:17] <nanotube> mataks: np :)
[06:17] <ultraz> mataks: i wouldnt recomend installing kde on ubuntu, you are better off using kubuntu.
[06:18] <sherl0ck> btw, gnome is better =D
[06:18] <deexannihilate> ultraz: yesterday, i copied the madwifi driver from my desktop and tried to transfer it to the netbook
[06:18] <nanotube> ultraz: isn't kubuntu just like ubuntu, only with package "kubuntu-desktop" installed by default?
[06:18] <qdb> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/adobe-flashplugin/
[06:18] <susurration> i'm having problems connecting to a vpn server using the pptp plugin for gnome's network manager, log can be found here: http://pastebin.com/d28882e50 ; can anyone help me resolve this?
[06:20] <ultraz> nanotube: it is more complicated then that, he would have at least to remove ubuntu-dekstop before installing kde. A lot of applications installed with ubuntu-desktop wont run on kde
[06:20] <nanotube> ultraz: ehrm... which ones?
[06:20] <gman> Before I go, Does anyone know of an interface/desktop theme that is designed for seniors or for beginner users?  Or a distribution set up for the same purposes?
[06:20] <peepsalot> anyone installed ie8 under wine?
[06:20] <voss> ultraz, not necessarily you can have both kde and gnome installed at the same time, you just cant run them both at the same time.
[06:20] <nanotube> ultraz: there shouldn't be any conflict having both ubuntu- and kubuntu-desktop installed...
[06:21] <gman> Peepsalot, I looked into it and It is not listed as a working program on the wine.org site.
[06:21] <Bookman> Anyone with a solution for :  In XChat-GNOME, is there a way to turn off the annoying join/part messages?
[06:21] <voss> peeps, why would you want to?
[06:23] <nanotube> voss: why would anyone? probably to test website compatibility and stuff....
[06:23] <gman> Voss, I hate this question.  People always have a need.  I have to run ie7 or ie8 for work for a specific application.  people have needs. and when you try to move to linux, it sucks when you have to keep a windows system around.
[06:23] <mataks_> ultraz, then what should i do then? i want the kde desktop.. what should i install?
[06:23] <iceroot> peepsalot: if you want real ie8 for testing webpages, use vbox with windows. that will give you the best result for testing pages with ie8
[06:23] <peepsalot> iceroot, yeah, i just don't have a windows license
[06:23] <nanotube> mataks_: just install kubuntu-desktop, and that's all. you'll then have the option to choose whether to start up into gnome or kde at the login screen.
[06:24] <susurration> Bookman: http://xchat.org/faq/#q211
[06:24] <iceroot> peepsalot: also there a webpages which will make screenshots from websites with different users and send them to you
[06:24] <ultraz> mataks_: install it... they might be right.
[06:24] <iceroot> peepsalot: with different browsers i mean
[06:24] <peepsalot> iceroot, i need to debug javascript, so that won't really work
[06:24] <mataks_> k i'll google it first
[06:25] <nanotube> susurration: good find :)
[06:25] <ghindo> Real quick question - how do you install 64-bit Flash?
[06:25] <susurration> thanks nanotube
[06:25] <susurration> i'm having problems connecting to a vpn server using the pptp plugin for gnome's network manager, log can be found here: http://pastebin.com/d28882e50 ; can anyone help me resolve this?
[06:25] <iceroot> peepsalot: is javascript different in ie8 then in other browsers?
[06:25] <nanotube> mataks_: np. :) googling is always a good idea :)
[06:25] <nanotube> iceroot: as always, /everything/ is a little different in ie. :P
[06:26] <iceroot> peepsalot: what about downloading windows 7 rc1 (free for costs) and use it in vbox?
[06:26]  * susurration sighs
[06:26] <deexannihilate> ultraz: if I just reload remix, do you think it will fix the problem?
[06:26] <ultraz> deexannihilate: reload remix? What is that :-) ?
[06:27] <nanotube> susurration: sorry dude... doesn't seem like there's anyone around at the moment who knows about vpns... :|
[06:27] <gman> whats vbox
[06:27] <iceroot> !vbox | gman
[06:27] <iceroot> gman: you can run any os with vbox on your current system
[06:28] <nanotube> gman: yea, vbox is pretty cool
[06:28] <susurration> nanotube, it seems that way, though to be honest i don't think its the vpn server... seems to be a flaw in the plugin... at least it states in the log that the plugin fails, three times no less
[06:28] <iceroot> gman: this is my vbox http://alpha-unix.de/~iceroot/suse_ubuntu_vista.png
[06:28] <susurration> vbox rocks
[06:29] <Anybuntu> Hi
[06:30] <ultraz> susurration: did you try to mess with the settings in VPN client?
[06:30] <gman> iceroot, that is cool.
[06:30] <deexannihilate> ultraz: the version for netbook
[06:30] <susurration> ultraz, for things like protocol and encryption, yeah
[06:30] <ultraz> susurration: those settings will depend on to which vpn server are you connecting and what kind of settings server has.
[06:31] <gman> But why use Vbox when you can dual boot.
[06:31] <iceroot> gman: yes, its very nice to test some linux-distributions, also virtualbox 3.0 can use 3d hardware, so you can play games with windows on ubuntu
[06:31] <iceroot> gman: because you dont have to reboot
[06:31] <nanotube> susurration: if you think it's the plugin, why not try connecting through the cli, using something like vpnc ?
[06:31] <iceroot> gman: you can run ubuntu and windows at the same time, share files, share hardware and so on
[06:31] <susurration> nanotube, good call ;)
[06:32] <nanotube> gman: like others said: because rebooting sucks :)
[06:32] <nanotube> susurration: heh thanks - hope that actually helps :)
[06:32] <iceroot> nanotube: rebooting is a windows-problem and should not be a linux-problem :)
[06:32] <nanotube> iceroot: indeed
[06:32] <ultraz> gman: cause you can use both systems at the same time?
[06:32] <voss> iceroot, there are times where ubuntu has you reboot
[06:33] <nanotube> iceroot: once we can fix the "restart after a kernel upgrade" problem, then we'll really be set.
[06:33] <yo34ps3> is anyone out there tried the karmic koala alpha release?
[06:33] <nanotube> but i recall there was some talk at some point about "live" kernel upgrades coming to linux. so maybe, soon...
[06:33] <voss> restarting after a kernel upgrade is a good idea anyway
[06:33] <gman> so, can I set up my linux system to act like 5 seperate systems?  that woudl be cool.
[06:33] <iceroot> voss: yes, but ubuntu "sucks" at that point. you dont have to reboot really, but ubuntu tells you, normaly you just have to restart x or something, but ubuntu says reboot
[06:33] <nanotube> gman: yes, you can. or more than 5 - just gotta have enough cpu and ram :)
[06:34] <Anybuntu> anyone have osx running in a vbox?
[06:34] <ultraz> gman: you can run on your linux 5 more systems.
[06:34] <gman> cool
[06:34] <phiplan> +---++--
[06:34] <voss> iceroot, many people dont have to upgrade their kernel until the next version of ubuntu
[06:34] <iceroot> gman: you can run 1000 other linux-systems. just your hardware is the limit
[06:34] <iceroot> voss: kernel-fix is also an upgrade
[06:34] <voss> I think the idea that kernel has to be updated so often is kinda silly.
[06:35] <iceroot> voss: or better, its a reason for reboot
[06:35] <iceroot> voss: but with ksplice it should be possible not to reboot after a new kernel
[06:36] <voss> Linux is sufficiently secure that most people could simply update their kernel when the next version comes out.
[06:36] <deexannihilate> ultraz: if I completely reinstall linux, do you think it will solve the problem?
[06:37] <iceroot> voss: i dont think so. sometimes there are root-exploits and so on
[06:37] <iceroot> voss: so its a good idea to have a up-to-date system
[06:37] <Tetracomm> Good night.
[06:37] <ultraz> deexannihilate: well, if you had working system ... then i would say it would.
[06:37] <Anybuntu> what is the ideal partition sizing for a ubuntu system? Boot, root, swap and home?
[06:38] <voss> anybuntu what type of computer?
[06:38] <ultraz> Anybuntu: that does not depend on OS but on your needs.
[06:38] <iceroot> Anybuntu: one on hdd?
[06:38] <nanotube> Anybuntu: 10g should be enough for a root partition... to be honest, i usually just stick everything onto one partition, though...
[06:38] <Anybuntu> netbook 120gb
[06:39] <ultraz> Anybuntu: you should put all on one partition.
[06:39] <Anybuntu> I am new to the sizing. Coming from a windows os.
[06:39] <deexannihilate> ultraz: is there anyway to fix it?
[06:39] <iceroot> Anybuntu: yews, just choose that ubuntu will use the whole hdd
[06:40] <voss> any, let ubuntu decide
[06:40] <nanotube> deexannihilate: what problem are you trying to fix?
[06:40] <voss> use the whole hard drive and let ubuntu decide what goes where
[06:40] <voss> anybuntu, which brand of netbook?
[06:40] <ultraz> deexannihilate: as i said, i cant help you now since i cant open that link with links2 ... i have no access to GUI right now. I cant help you until i see what you did. Maybe somebody else can help you.
[06:41] <deexannihilate> ultraz: alright, thank you.
[06:41] <ultraz> deexannihilate: np, good luck.
[06:41] <Anybuntu> Okay cool. Thanks. I am converting over and try it out for a month and see how it goes. This is my primary machine I use.
[06:42] <nanotube> Anybuntu: cool, good luck :)
[06:42] <mob> mornin all
[06:42] <Anybuntu> voss: msi wind
[06:42] <iceroot> Anybuntu: then have fun with ubuntu and if you will have any problems, this is a good place to ask
[06:42] <Anybuntu> thx iceroot.
[06:42] <mob> like where would i find the smb.conf file
[06:43] <voss> anybuntu, Id recommend ubuntu netbook remix btw
[06:43] <voss> I have a dell mini 9 and it works great
[06:43] <nanotube> mob: /etc/samba/smb.conf
[06:43] <ultraz> mob: find / -name smb.conf
[06:43] <mob> ty
[06:43] <qcjn> hi, is there a way to look via terminal, if a n app is available via synaptic ??
[06:43] <iceroot> mob: /etc/samba/smb.conf
[06:43] <nanotube> ultraz: it's faster to "locate smb.conf" :)
[06:43] <ultraz> what if db is not up to date? :-)
[06:43] <nanotube> qcjn: use "apt-cache search appname"
[06:44] <iceroot> nanotube: only if you have installed it and run updatedb
[06:44] <bazhang> qcjn, apt-cache search term
[06:44] <qcjn> nanotube: thanks
[06:44] <Cynner>   http://www.lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139723800
[06:44] <nanotube> ultraz: it comes by default with ubuntu, though, doesn't it? has always been the case for me.
[06:44] <nanotube> qcjn: np :)
[06:44] <Anybuntu> I tried that one but found that the video lagged too much. I tried some tweaks I found on the net but made it worse. Went back to windows.
[06:44] <ultraz> nanotube: locate? it does, but how ferquently update index?
[06:45] <nanotube> ultraz: there's a cron job that updates the db like every day or two
[06:45] <ultraz> nanotube: thats what i meant, if you install now samba, you wont be able to locate it.
[06:45] <nanotube> ultraz: at any rate - smb.conf is a system file, it probably doesn't change location very much.
[06:45] <ultraz> but you can find it.
[06:45] <nanotube> ultraz: well yea, if you /just/ installed samba... but samba comes by default with ubuntu as well :P
[06:45] <ultraz> yeah. it does not.
[06:45] <ultraz> ultraz: installed by default?
[06:46] <ultraz> ups ...
[06:46] <nanotube> ultraz: yea, - i for one didn't explicitly install it... but it's here.
[06:46] <nanotube> ultraz: (this is on intrepid)
[06:46] <Anybuntu> I think it comes down to the damn intel graphics.
[06:46] <bazhang> nanotube, its not default on desktop
[06:46] <ultraz> didn't know that.
[06:46] <bazhang> !info samba
[06:46] <Marielle> HI, i a slave of windsucks! i want ubuntu on my pc..but i cant install ubuntu 7.04 HELP PLEASE!
[06:47] <bazhang> Marielle, that is end of life, also no need for the silly names
[06:47] <nanotube> bazhang: i'm running ubuntu intrepid desktop edition - and it's installed....
[06:47] <sidney> I'm missing the top border in firefox. no max min and close buttons
[06:47] <bazhang> nanotube, then you installed it
[06:47] <losher> Marielle: Try 8.04 instead...
[06:47] <nanotube> bazhang: could have been pulled in as some dependency... but i don't do any windows stuff at all, so i fail to see how that could have happened....
[06:47] <ultraz> sidney: just firefox?
[06:47] <Marielle> Sorry about the name but its makesme go crazy
[06:48] <ultraz> Marielle: try 9.04
[06:48] <darthanubis> !flash
[06:48] <sidney> all windows i see now
[06:48] <bazhang> Marielle, get 8.04 at the least
[06:49] <Marielle> but its a "bcm43xx_microcode"...whats that
[06:49] <sidney> ultraz  it looks like in all windows on two machins=es
[06:49] <ndroftheline> hey i'm having trouble with battery life
[06:50] <ndroftheline> I have a number of optimizations set in rc.local but it isn't running at boot
[06:50] <ndroftheline> anybody have any idea how to fix that?
[06:50] <Anybuntu> Anyone have a msi wind netbook?
[06:50] <darthanubis> still woth the flash-installer pulling in the 32bit slash for 64bit users?
[06:50] <phiplan> -wee
[06:50] <losher> Marielle: that's usually for your wifi card. made by broadcomm....
[06:50] <rainwalker> Is it normal for 64-bit Jaunty to only see 3.7 gigs of ram out of my total 4? I know 32-bit only goes up to 3
[06:51] <qcjn> men, i wanted ro check if i can install php, cause i'm using a computer via ssh...but it s crazy, what come's up !
[06:51] <darthanubis> Arora keeps asking for the flash installer to be installed, and I will not use the or install the 32bit flash when the 64bit flash works flawlessly
[06:51] <harisund> qcjn: what are you trying to install? And are you using apt?
[06:51] <ultraz> sidney: try going to System > Preferences > Appearance click Themes tab, and Customize button, try changing window borders.
[06:51] <nanotube> ndroftheline: make sure there's a link to /etc/init.d/rc.local in your /etc/rc2.d
[06:52] <nanotube> qcjn: you are probably looking for package "php5"
[06:52] <losher> ndroftheline: that's usually because a syntax error has stopped the script. Can you run it ok by hand?
[06:52] <qcjn> harisund: i know how to use apt...i already have apache2 install. So now i d like to install php. Im Reading about it..and now i need to practice what i ve learned
[06:52] <ndroftheline> losher: yes it runs by hAND
[06:53] <nanotube> qcjn: do you see package "php5" ?
[06:53] <nanotube> qcjn: try "apt-cache show php5"
[06:53] <qcjn> nanotube: harisund and i m accessing this computer via ssh
[06:53] <qcjn> nanotube: ok
[06:54] <ndroftheline> nanotube: there is, i think...ls -l /etc/rc2.d results in an entry showing /etc/init.d/rc.local
[06:54] <hax0r1337> hi!
[06:54] <hax0r1337> hey anybody know how i can download all files from http://people.freedesktop.org/~marcheu/irclogs/, i would like to 'grep' them for keywords :)
[06:54] <nanotube> ndroftheline: hrm, ok, then it /should/ run... what makes you think it is not running?
[06:54] <losher> ndroftheline: you can add "echo 1 >> /tmp/log.txt" to verify it is being executed at bootup. Sprinkle these through the file (with different numbers) to see where execution stops...
[06:54] <nanotube> hax0r1337: use "wget"
[06:54] <qcjn> nanotube: then...?
[06:55] <nanotube> qcjn: to install it, just run "sudo apt-get install php5"
[06:55] <sidney> ultraz: once i customize do i install or just close
[06:55] <qcjn> nanotube: ok
[06:55] <syntax> How can you tell if your machine can run ubuntu 64bit?
[06:55] <ndroftheline> nanotube: i have a series of optimizations like changing the dirty_writeback_centisecs to 1500 like powertop recommends
[06:56] <nanotube> syntax: "uname -a" if it says i386, its 32bit, if it says x86_64, its 64bit
[06:56] <ndroftheline> and adjusting laptop_mode, and scaling my frequency governor to powersave...
[06:56] <ndroftheline> nanotube: and none of the settings are the way i have them in rc.local after I boot
[06:56] <losher> syntax: look up the cpu in google and see if it's 64 bit capable...
[06:56] <ndroftheline> nanotube: unless i run it manually
[06:56] <bazhang> Marielle, you could get the torrent, or since your internet is very slow, you could contact a local user's group and see if they can help you out
[06:56] <losher> ndroftheline: see my comment about on how to debug it...
[06:56] <ndroftheline> losher: i will. do i add two >>'s or just 1? what'd the difference?
[06:56] <nanotube> ndroftheline: try what losher recommended - put it some debug prints, and see if they show up. if they do, then it is running, but your settings just aren't taken effect...
[06:57] <nanotube> ndroftheline: >> means "append" to file.
[06:57] <ndroftheline> yep yep i'm on it already thank you guys a lot..
[06:57] <nanotube> ndroftheline: > means "write to file" (i.e., overwrite contents)
[06:57] <kattollikisd> hello here
[06:57] <qcjn> nanotube: it says it s going to have to take off apache2-mpm-worker (my computer is in french, so i translate)
[06:57] <ndroftheline> nanotube: oh, that's helpful to know. cool.
[06:57] <bazhang> Marielle, #ubuntu-mx is the ubuntu loco
[06:57] <kattollikisd> someone here know were i can find the window 7 icons for ubuntu?
[06:58] <qcjn> nanotube: that won't make problem with my apache2, that is already fonctionning well
[06:58] <losher> ndroftheline: two ">>" will append to the log file. One ">" will overwrite the logfile. Either will work. You could even echo "at line 12" or some such...
[06:58] <Marielle> OK tanks..because in torrent it says that the download will be 4 days
[06:58] <bazhang> Marielle, I am in there right now, /join #ubuntu-mx
[06:58] <Marielle> OK
[06:59] <nanotube> qcjn: how about this: try installing "libapache2-mod-php5"
[06:59] <saja> hi
[06:59] <nanotube> ndroftheline: indeed. :) i suggest looking at the "advanced bash scripting guide" for more cli goodness.
[06:59] <qcjn> nanotube: why ?
[06:59] <nanotube> qcjn: i mean, instead of plain "php5", and see if that conflicts with your apache2-mpm
[06:59] <qcjn> ok
[07:00] <ndroftheline> nanotube: i effin love free software.
[07:00] <ndroftheline> i'm going to reboot with the test file. brb
[07:00] <nanotube> ndroftheline: :D
[07:01] <hax0r1337> nanotube: thanks
[07:01] <nanotube> hax0r1337: np :)
[07:01] <hax0r1337> nanotube: hopefully server doesn't blacklist me
[07:01] <nanotube> hax0r1337: hehe
[07:02] <hax0r1337> 46.1MB of text, sounds good
[07:03] <Keiffer> Hi, How can I see my desktop from another Linux machine?
[07:04] <Kartagis> use vnc Keiffer
[07:04] <Kartagis> !vnc | Keiffer
[07:04] <Keiffer> Kartagis, thanks
[07:04] <Kartagis> np
[07:04] <Kartagis> good morning
[07:05] <Kartagis> why do you think my X would restart itself when I try watching a .mkv file?
[07:05] <ndroftheline> ok, so my bootlog.txt popped out and the rc.local file is executing all the way
[07:05] <ndroftheline> but the changes still aren't occurring.
[07:06] <nutzer_> was is los hir
[07:07]  * shadows090 jumps
[07:07] <ndroftheline> for example, one line in my rc.local is: echo powersave > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor. immediately after boot, running cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor returns ondemand, the default. then if i sudo /etc/./rc.local and run the cat command again, it returns powersave...
[07:07] <Anybuntu> can anyone recommend a good book or guide to help with learning ubuntu?
[07:07] <nanotube> ndroftheline: well, that means that something else is overwriting your changes... though rc.local is like 99 in the order, so should be running almost last. strange.
[07:08] <ndroftheline> and yet i'm still getting the 123456 numbers in my bootlog.txt
[07:08] <nutzer_> sau blöder chat
[07:08] <shadows090> I think they have ubuntu for dummies
[07:08] <shadows090> I've just googled all of my problems and tried to piece it together
[07:08] <cadu> hey guys, i have this Atom+ICH netbook that worked fine in 8.04 but in 9.04 spits a lot of random error messages citing X and MTRR's and freezes for a second or so everytime a message like that pops up!? anyone with the same problem here !/
[07:08] <shadows090> but I'm pretty darn new
[07:08] <cadu> thanks in advance.
[07:08] <nanotube> ndroftheline: ah, maybe you should use sysctl.conf for that?
[07:08] <ndroftheline> nanotube: what's that?
[07:09] <nanotube> ndroftheline: for setting various stuff in /sys :)
[07:09] <losher> ndroftheline: add something like cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor >> logfile to your rc.local to see if it takes effect....
[07:09] <nanotube> ndroftheline: /etc/sysctl.conf
[07:09] <shadows090> cadu, did you upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04 directly? or did you upgrade to 8.10 first?
[07:09] <ndroftheline> nanotube: yeah i found it using locate.
[07:09] <cadu> shadows090: fresh install.
[07:09] <ndroftheline> nanotube: are there other special places for certain kinds of commands?
[07:10] <cadu> shadows090: a lot of people seem to have this problem lately with X/xgl stuff after intel's driver got updated and a load of breakage ocurred
[07:10] <nanotube> ndroftheline: well, there are a bunch of .conf files in /etc. each one has a purpose :)
[07:10] <mob> @nanotube .. ever think of cloning uselfe and being a 1 person help desk... lol
[07:10] <bazhang> http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/ Anybuntu
[07:10] <shadows090> hm.. when does it spit out messages?  sorry, I probably can't help, I'm new, but i'll try to spit out an idea or two
[07:10] <nanotube> mob: haha, i think about it a lot. :) unfortunately, the technology hasn't caught up with me yet :(
[07:10] <ndroftheline> nanotube: i see. so if i wanted to set something in /proc...like /proc/sys/vm/dirty_writeback_centisecs
[07:10] <ndroftheline> nanotube: is there a special place for that?
[07:11] <mob> ;]
[07:11] <gman> Hey it worked.  :-)
[07:11] <gman> Im in on linux
[07:11] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: I'm late to the party, but if you need to set someting at boottime, you could look at /etc/rc.local for that
[07:11] <nanotube> ndroftheline: also sysctl for that stuff
[07:12] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: yeah that's what we're trying to fix...the commands are executing (i've verified by returning values to a text file during startup) but then they're overridden somehow
[07:12] <losher> ndroftheline: I would've put them in /etc/rc.local. It's odd that the settings don't persist. You're going to have to do a bit more sleuthing, per my above msg...
[07:12] <nanotube> Ghoti: thing is, he already tried rc.local, but that stuff isn't taking effect...
[07:12] <gman> Hey, I just fired up system montior and it says I have 2 CPUs.  but this system only has one.  Whats up with that?  bug?
[07:12] <nutzer_> mother faker
[07:12] <Ahadiel> gman, What CPU do you have?
[07:12] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: you could try using rc.local to call a secondary script that starts with a 'sleep' command to wait until after whatever it is that's overriding has taken place
[07:12] <losher> gman: do you have a hyperthreading cpu (a cheap trick by Intel to pretend one cpu was actually two)?
[07:13] <bazhang> nutzer_, watch the language
[07:13] <Anybuntu> Bazhang: thx. Looks interesting. This would be for those times when connection the net is not available. Just reference material.
[07:13] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: use & to have rc.local run it in the background
[07:13] <shadows090> oh no.  this taco bell is going to hurt coming out
[07:13] <nanotube> ndroftheline: if sysctl.conf doesn't work, try losher's idea with some cat output, might be helpful as well.
[07:13] <jipsy> nyaaaahh wer cani download songs??
[07:13] <gman> losher Yes, it is hyper-threading
[07:13] <bazhang> jipsy, jamendo
[07:13] <shadows090> hey are there any general rules in this room?  I see language above...what can you get kicked for?  I'm new to IRC
[07:13] <ndroftheline> nanotube: losher : yeah i agree more sleuthing is required. once i get this working i'll put the commands in their appropriate places, even if just to learn which places are appropriate, but for now...i know that the rc.local works for changing /sys/* stuff because it works when i do so manually
[07:13] <jipsy> shud i install that?
[07:13] <gman> ahadiel, I don't know exactly, how can I find out other then pulling it out of the system
[07:13] <bazhang> jipsy, its a website
[07:13] <jipsy> wats jamendo?
[07:13] <jipsy> ok
[07:14] <Ahadiel> gman, cat /proc/cpuinfo
[07:14] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: that's a neat idea. in fact i might just be impatient...i read somewhere that it can take up to 30 seconds for all the scripts and things to execute after boot...maybe i'm not giving it enough time to register the changes?
[07:14] <ndroftheline> well ecxcept that doesn't make sense because my logfile was already present which means the cmmands already ran.
[07:14] <bazhang> shadows090, http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/
[07:14] <gman> thanks ahadiel, do I type this in the terminal?
[07:14] <shadows090> bazhang:  Thank you lots!
[07:14] <Ahadiel> gman, yup
[07:14] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: that's possible..  I'll pastebin you a script that you could call with rc.local that will wait 45 seconds and then do what you need
[07:14] <geshan> what is the best way to make XAMPP and Ruby on Rails work together?
[07:15] <Ahadiel> gman, You're looking for "model name" in the output
[07:15] <geshan> anyone using XAMPP and Ruby On Rails together?
[07:15] <clepto> i need some help. i was following a tutorial on how to set up a usb stick as a boot disk for a bootable distro one of the commands it told me to enter was mkfs.vfat -F 32 -n BT4 /dev/sdb1 problem is being half asleep i entered that command verbatim. well my usb stick was /dev/sdc and /dev/sdb was my windows hard drive... and now my windows partition wont boot... is there anyway to recover that partition?
[07:15] <nanotube> ndroftheline: try sysctl.conf first, i'd say. i think that's the most "supported" way...
[07:16] <bazhang> clepto, you have seen the pendrivelinux website?
[07:16] <ndroftheline> nanotube: i'm going to check sysctl to see if its sending commands to overwrite my rc.local settings
[07:16] <bazhang> !usb | clepto also this
[07:16] <geshan> can anyone help in installing ruby on rails on Ubuntu 9??
[07:16] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: http://pastebin.com/fc545ad8  You can put that script wherever you need to and call it in rc.local with '/path/to/script.sh &'
[07:16] <nanotube> ndroftheline: well good luck - i'm gonna get some sleep :)
[07:16] <clepto> bazhang: thanks but that has absolutly nothing to do with what i need help with
[07:16] <nanotube> !ror
[07:16] <nanotube> !ruby
[07:17] <gman> what is the web site that you can past  in to the room without spamming?
[07:17] <ultraz> clepto: what was on /dev/sda1 ?
[07:17] <bazhang> clepto, you erased the windows partition?
[07:17] <miickeeAU> I need help, I tried to archive my /var/www/ directory and now I think my files are all screwed
[07:17] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: awesome thanks
[07:17] <bazhang> gman, paste.ubuntu.com
[07:17] <ultraz> bazhang: he just cant boot it.
[07:17] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: my pleasure!
[07:17] <gman> thanks bazhang
[07:17] <Ahadiel> !pastebin | gman
[07:17] <clepto> ultraz: as my message said my windows partition. i dont think i erased it
[07:17] <ultraz> clepto: you said your windows partition was on /dev/sdb
[07:18] <clepto> yes
[07:18] <clepto> command i entered was mkfs.vfat -F 32 -n BT4 /dev/sdb1
[07:18] <Evet> I can't install Flash Player plugin to firefox, using 8.04
[07:18] <clepto> is there a way to reverse that?
[07:18] <losher> clepto: I think you *did* erase it. Essentially you reformatted it. I think it's probably unrecoverable & you'll have to reinstall from scratch. You could try testdisk, however....
[07:18] <ultraz> clepto: sorry, didnt read right.
[07:18] <Kartagis> why do you think my X would restart itself when I try watching a .mkv file?
[07:18] <ultraz> clepto: you can recover it.
[07:19] <clepto> ultraz: whew how do i do that?
[07:19] <nanotube> clepto: try looking here: http://en.kioskea.net/faq/sujet-729-recovering-lost-files#under-gnu-linux
[07:19] <gman> Ahadiel losher
[07:19] <gman> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ cat /proc/cpuinfo
[07:19] <gman> processor	: 0
[07:19] <gman> vendor_id	: GenuineIntel
[07:19] <gman> cpu family	: 15
[07:19] <FloodBot2> gman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:19] <gman> model		: 3
[07:19] <ultraz> ultraz: dont use /dev/sdb partition, so you dont overwrite existing info.
[07:19] <clepto> ultraz: i tried putting my windows recovery disc in but it didnt recognize the partition
[07:19] <Ahadiel> gman, not here
[07:19] <lf4> Is there any log for commands or sudo commands that have been run?
[07:20] <llml> lf4: history
[07:20] <Ghoti> lf4: also, cat /var/log/auth.log | grep sudo
[07:20] <nanotube> lf4: "cat ~/.bash_history | grep sudo"
[07:20] <ultraz> clepto: you will have to find some partition recovery tools, the last time i used it it was about 3 years ago, and i recovered whole 40GB partition. I used one of the tools on hirenboot CD.
[07:20] <sage_> how do you remove gnome
[07:20] <ultraz> Dont remember the name, but you can google it, i am sure there is a lot of them.
[07:20] <ndroftheline> ok...so i have the sleep command in place. i'm going to restart and i'll brb.
[07:20] <bazhang> sage_, you want kde only? xfce only?
[07:20] <sage_> kde
[07:20] <sage_> yes
[07:21] <lf4> Thanks llml Ghoti nanotube I'll check those out.
[07:21] <ultraz> clepto: just dont use the hard disk you want to recover!!!
[07:21] <nanotube> lf4: np :)
[07:21] <clepto> so there isnt a command i can enter from a linux bootable to reset the partition headers?
[07:21] <bazhang> !purekde | sage_
[07:21] <Ghoti> lf4: anytime :)
[07:21] <nanotube> clepto: yea, that's very important - don't write anything to the disk you want to recover.
[07:21] <clepto> yeah i dont plan on it
[07:21] <sidney> ultraz: i changed the  visual effects and the border returned thanks for the help
[07:22] <ultraz> sidney: np, anytime.
[07:22] <huijian> hello
[07:22] <Ghoti> !hi | huijian
[07:23] <ndroftheline> losher: and i've also incorporated a sleuthy check to my logfile like you recommended.
[07:23] <ndroftheline> restarting now...brb
[07:24] <huijian> I have just opened the XCHAT ,and I don't know it is
[07:24] <losher> clepto: by all means attempt a recovery, but if vfat is anything like ext3, formatting writes all over the partition, not just the headers...
[07:24] <shadows090> do the red lines in the IRC window mean anything?
[07:24] <bazhang> shadows090, nothing of import
[07:24] <lstarnes> shadows090: which client are you using?
[07:24] <clepto> losher: k i thought that fdisk was a reformat... but mkfs is too then eh?
[07:24] <Ghoti> shadows090: they show where the conversation was when you left the window, so it's easier to catch up when you come back
[07:25] <shadows090> thanks bazhang.  lstarnes I'm using Xchat.  And thanks Ghoti
[07:25] <Ghoti> shadows090: my pleasure
[07:25] <Laibsch> Can somebody with a freshly installed ubuntu system please check if they have a file /etc/profile?
[07:26] <Ghoti> clepto: for the official record- fdisk is the partition manager that creates and removes partitions.  mk*fs are the tools used to format (i. e. place a filesystem) in the partitions that fdisk makes.
[07:26] <Laibsch> I'm wondering if I managed to mess things up by customizing said file
[07:26] <losher> clepto: fdisk is a partitioner. mkfs Makes a File System. It's worth trying some recovery tools, but be prepared for the worst my friend...
[07:26] <Ghoti> Laibsch: I have an /etc/profile
[07:26] <shadows090> I have an /etc/profile as well
[07:27] <Laibsch> Ghoti: thanks for checking.  how recently installed?
[07:27] <shadows090> a couple of months on this one
[07:27] <Laibsch> OK
[07:27] <ndroftheline> ok now i'm like w t f mate
[07:27] <Ghoti> Laibsch: About 2 months ago?  IIRC, /etc/profile is the default that gets copied to /home/$username/.profile when a new account is created
[07:27] <losher> ndroftheline: some details would be nice...
[07:27] <Laibsch> I'm trying to find out some strange issues.  For one, my ~/.bashrc isn't read when logging in on one of the VTs
[07:27] <ndroftheline> so losher, your recommendation was useful - my logfile indicated that the rc.local command had an effect, and changed the desired setting to the desired level.
[07:28] <ndroftheline> losher: haha yeah i was typing them
[07:28] <shadows090> This may be a stupid question. Can you access this server on Mirc?
[07:28] <lstarnes> Ghoti: ~/.profile is copied from /etc/skel
[07:28] <ndroftheline> losher: however, when i checked the setting AFTER the script had been run (including the 45 second delay from ghoti), it was back to default - ondemand!
[07:28] <Ghoti> shadows090: yes you can :)
[07:28] <lstarnes> shadows090: yes, as it's an irc server
[07:28] <bazhang> shadows090, sure
[07:28] <losher> ndroftheline: then something else must be running later to reset it. Isn't there some gnome applet for cpu frequency. That would explain it. Applets run when you login...
[07:28] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: i'm not totally sure i did the sleep command right.
[07:28] <clepto> losher: well luckily there werent any really critical files on that drive... just sucks cuz ill have to reinstall everything :(
[07:28] <Ghoti> lstarnes: Ah, you're right.  Damn this alzheimer's
[07:28] <lstarnes> shadows090: it's freenode, with an address of chat.freenode.net
[07:28] <shadows090> thanks guys.
[07:29] <shadows090> cool thanks
[07:29] <ndroftheline> losher: is there a centralized place to find out what applets are running?
[07:29] <losher> clepto: it might be worth trying testdisk http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk before you give up...
[07:30] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: did you just copy what I showed you into rc.local, or did you crate a second script which would be called by rc.local?
[07:30] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: i created a second script
[07:30] <Laibsch> alright, first success (I removed ~/.bash_profile which got read instead of ~/.profile)
[07:30] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: in fact i dont' think it worked because didn't you have some kind of notification message
[07:30] <Laibsch> still a few issues, though
[07:30] <losher> ndroftheline: sorry, no idea. I avoid that desktop stuff like the plague. Try googling if no-one speaks up...
[07:31] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: did you chmod +x the script file? ;)
[07:31] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: indeed i did, but good question
[07:31] <syntax> Whats the best program to play movies in ubuntu linux..in mplayer the frame rate skipz
[07:31] <Ghoti> Try running the script manually (with sudo) to make sure it works
[07:31] <ndroftheline> -rwxr-xr-x 1 mroth mroth 135 2009-07-30 23:18 sleep
[07:31] <ndroftheline> Ghoti:
[07:31] <Ghoti> syntax: you could try VLC
[07:32] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: i kow it does work, i've been doing that every boot
[07:32] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: i don't think that the sleep command is working. i'd like to try that.
[07:32] <ndroftheline> does anybody know how to adjust cpu frequency scaling through the GUI?
[07:32] <Ghoti> you can try it at a prompt by just typing in 'sleep 5'; you should get a five second delay before the next prompt shows up
[07:33] <mob> @syntax i tried a few and liked kafeine
[07:33] <ndroftheline> yeah sleep is installed and works normally Ghoti
[07:33] <Ghoti> could you pastebin the contents of the script?
[07:33] <ndroftheline> i'm not sure how to use pastebin
[07:33] <losher> ndroftheline: I notice in http://embraceubuntu.com/2005/11/04/enabling-cpu-frequency-scaling/ it talks about the frequency being scaled automagically. Could that be what's happening?
[07:34] <shadows090> So is this server mainly used for questions and help?  Or just general chat for people in the ubuntu community?
[07:34] <bazhang> shadows090, support here #ubuntu-offtopic for chat
[07:34] <Flannel> shadows090: This channel is for support, #ubuntu-offtopic is for chatting.
[07:34] <lstarnes> shadows090: this server is actually part of freenode, which is a network dedicated to the free and open source software communities
[07:34] <beatbreaker> hi, i'm having issues getting the mic to work in Skype, i've looked at my ALSA mixer and it seems ok
[07:34] <ndroftheline> losher: the default setting as far as i can see is to set frequency_scaling to ondemand, which yes automatically adjusts the CPU's frequency to match loads.
[07:34] <Ghoti> shadows090: this particular room, or "channel", is for assistance.  As above, the offtopic channel is for general kibitzing :)
[07:34] <ndroftheline> losher: i want to override this behavior and always run the system at a lower frequency
[07:35] <clepto> losher: ok im gonna go give that program a shot... i put it on my bootable persistant backtrack usb lets hope it works ill be back in a bit to let ya know
[07:35] <ndroftheline> losher: i get about 3h15m battery lif eon this netbook w/ winxp. max i've ever had with linux is under 2 hours.
[07:35] <clepto> losher: thanks
[07:35] <shadows090> thanks all.  I'll be exploring the off topic temporarily :)
[07:35] <ndroftheline> losher: but in winxp i have it set to max batt
[07:35] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: hmmm, you could set up a cron job to just periodically force the setting to be what you want it to be
[07:35] <losher> ndroftheline: did you say eariler that this isn't the only parameter that seems to get reset. Or is it just this one?
[07:35] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: mneh thats true but its such a dirty fix
[07:36] <ndroftheline> losher: really i've only been checking this once which is pretty myopic
[07:36] <Relaed> Hello, I want to purchase a computer as a web server and install Ubuntu. What spec is recommended ?
[07:36] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: sometimes the dirtiest fixes are the most effective ;)  that said, I'm surprised the rc.local / sleepscript didn't work
[07:36] <bazhang> !requirements | Relaed
[07:37] <beatbreaker> hi i'm having problems getting my Skype working
[07:37] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: http://pastebin.com/d10b11209
[07:37] <ndroftheline> that's the text of a file i have on my Desktop called sleep, which is executable: -rwxr-xr-x 1 mroth mroth 135 2009-07-30 23:18 sleep
[07:38] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: right.  And in the rc.lcoal, you have a line that says:   /home/mroth/Desktop/sleep &
[07:38] <Ghoti> right?
[07:38] <Ghoti> (the '&' is important)
[07:39] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: no &. what does that do?
[07:39] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: in fact i have /home/mroth/Desktop/./sleep
[07:39] <ndroftheline> is that too explicit or just wasteful or what, ghoti?
[07:39] <Ghoti> the '&' puts the script into the background, so that the system can keep booting, (and incidentally klobber the setting in /proc) while the script is still 'sleep'ing
[07:39] <losher> ndroftheline: I'm looking forward to hearing whether Ghoti's workaround does the trick...
[07:40] <Ghoti> the /./ does no harm :)
[07:40] <Relaed> Hello, I want to purchase a computer as a web server and install Ubuntu. What spec is recommended for now ?
[07:40] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: sorry i'm forgetting to put your name at the beginnign of a message and i add it to the end. makes my posts sound patronizing but i'm not trying to sound that way sorry
[07:40] <ndroftheline> losher: i will find out presently.
[07:40] <Ghoti> no worries, ndroftheline :)
[07:40] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: haha i will add the ampersand
[07:41] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: do i need to change it to /sleep or can i leave it /./sleep
[07:41] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements Relaed
[07:41] <bazhang> Relaed, see the link above
[07:41] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: the /./ does no harm :)  The upshot is that, 45 seconds *after* rc.local runs, the sleep script runs everything after its 'sleep' command
[07:41] <beatbreaker> hi i'm having problems getting my Skype working
[07:41] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: you mean, the ./ changes the functionality of the script?
[07:42] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: I would recommend actually using a name other than 'sleep', as you're using the same verb as the 'sleep' command.  And no, '/path/to/foo' and /path/to/./foo' are identical in terms of functionality
[07:42] <pawan> hi
[07:42] <pawan> cant detect my sony ipod
[07:42] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: i see. i will change it to bootsleep, is that ok?
[07:42] <Ghoti> pawan: what is a sony iPod?
[07:43] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: that'll do nicely :)
[07:43] <pawan> walkman mp3 player
[07:43] <losher> Relaed: note that those are minimum requirements. If the web server is going to handle a particularly heavy load, you may want to scale up
[07:43] <ndroftheline> walkman mp3 player =/ sony iPod
[07:43] <ndroftheline> i'm trying it with the sleep workaround losher ghoti
[07:43] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: good luck!
[07:43] <Kartagis> why do you think my X would restart itself when I try watching a .mkv file?
[07:44] <DougM> hey.. im trying to preview a .php page i have saved on my desktop in firefox.  When i locate it in firefox.. it just ask's me what i want to open it with.  Anyonw know how ic an just view it in firefox?
[07:44] <losher> Kartagis: sounds like you've found an X bug. Applications aren't even supposed to be able to crash the server..
[07:44] <Ghoti> DougM: in Firefox, in the address bar, type file:///path/to/the/file.php
[07:45] <pawan> ipod 4gb sony
[07:45] <beatbreaker> hi i'm having problems getting my Skype working
[07:45] <hipitihop> I'm failing to resolve mail.google.com however can resolve other domains, can someone help me diagnose the cause ?
[07:45] <Bob_Dole> sony has nothing to do with the ipod, and I wasn't aware of a 4GB model existing Dx
[07:45] <DougM> Ghoti: when i do that.. a window comes up asking me what I want firefox to do with it.  It has a dropdown with my HTML editor in it but i want to view the page
[07:46] <Kartagis> losher, should I file it on xorg.org or launchpad.net?
[07:46] <Ghoti> DougM: silly question, but are you sure it's a PHP file?
[07:46] <DougM> Ghoti: haha yeah
[07:46] <DougM> its index.php
[07:46] <Relaed> losher: I am looking for a spec that can handle heavy loads
[07:46] <Relaed> losher: is there anything to recommend ?
[07:47] <Ghoti> DougM: Interesting..  *thinking*
[07:47] <losher> Kartagis: yes, that's what I would do...
[07:47] <beatbreaker> hi i'm having problems getting my Skype working
[07:47] <DougM> Ghoti: im searching through the the Firefox pref's but cant see anythign relating to it
[07:47] <Kartagis> losher, xorg or launchpad?
[07:48] <Ghoti> DougM: Have you tried opening the file in an editor to make sure that it is actually a PHP file, and not just named like one?
[07:48] <losher> Relaed: it's more of a hardware issue: disk speed, i/o system, cpu. I'm not really qualified to comment. Perhaps ask in #hardware ?
[07:48] <Ghoti> Relaed: Fast hard drives and lots of RAM are the key for a high-load server.
[07:49] <DougM> Ghoti: yeah im sure its a .php file.. im reading online and its saying that ill need ta runningApachie/PHP setup running otherwise it just views it as a text file
[07:49] <Relaed> Ghoti: So CPU does not really matter ?
[07:49] <DougM> bummer
[07:49] <losher> Kartagis: hmm. Good question. I'm not actually sure. Anyone?
[07:49] <anomoly>  /part
[07:49] <Ghoti> Relaed: not as much as the RAM and hard drive speed, honestly
[07:50] <Ghoti> DougM: Aaaah, I think I know what's going on.. are you running a local web server that you're trying to use to parse the PHP file?
[07:50] <Kartagis> I'm asking in #xorg now
[07:50] <Bob_Dole> Basically if it is faster than 1ghz, the RAM matters more...unless you are doing things specifically CPU intensive.
[07:50] <ndroftheline> the sleep command still isn't working...i dunno what i've done wrong
[07:50] <Ghoti> DougM: either way, you could copy it from a .php file to a .phps file, and that should open in FireFox
[07:51] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: So the file on your desktop is empty/not there?
[07:51] <DougM> Ghoti: ill try that.. i think ill just keep having to upload to my server everytime i make a change that i want to view
[07:51] <neil_d> I can't seem to get dvdrip to convert to MPEG when it does do AVI can anyone help?
[07:51] <ndroftheline> it exists but only with my echos from rc.local which losher told me to put in, so i could verify that the script was actually executing
[07:51] <ndroftheline> it doesn't have the verification line from the sleep command.
[07:51] <beatbreaker> hi i'm having problems getting my Skype working
[07:51] <ndroftheline> lemme dig a little...get some more info. one sec.
[07:52] <DougM> ghoti: thanks for the help though
[07:52] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: could you pastebin your rc.local?
[07:52] <Put_mutz> oooooooooooooooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[07:52] <losher> neil_d: dvdrip generates a log when it runs. Might start with that...
[07:52] <Ghoti> DougM: Sorry I couldn't be more helpful :(
[07:53] <DougM> Ghoti: no worries man
[07:53] <sam-ubu-noob> sweet losher your still here
[07:53] <neil_d> losher: yes I am re-generating it now, to see if I can see what is wrong.
[07:53] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: I was wondering what happened to you?
[07:53] <Put_mutz> o
[07:53] <ndroftheline> http://pastebin.com/m4df9f17e
[07:53] <ndroftheline> losher: Ghoti theres my rc.local sorry its messy
[07:53] <sam-ubu-noob> losher: yea had some other obligations and some other issues
[07:54] <sam-ubu-noob> losher:
[07:54] <beatbreaker> Hi, i'm having some issues with getting skype working
[07:54] <ndroftheline> oh and i totally screwed something else up...i was trying to see if there was some gui applet that changed my settings back and i deleted gnome-settings from my startup list...so now everything looks funny. any idea how to fix that, losher or ghoti?
[07:55] <sam-ubu-noob> losher: It didn't like the unformatted partition so i had to delete it and went with the guided use all available free space option but with the same results.
[07:55] <ndroftheline> beatbreaker: aight, like what issues?
[07:55] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: you changed the name of the script, but rc.local is still looking for a file called 'sleep'.. that might be part of the problem :)
[07:55] <ndroftheline> well actually i forgot to change either name
[07:55] <ndroftheline> ghoti
[07:55] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: so when you try and boot, what happens exactly?
[07:55] <sam-ubu-noob> losher: dropped back to shell
[07:55] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: it's never the easy answer, is it?  Silly idea- try moving the sleep script to the end?
[07:56] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: you mentioned an error message last time...?
[07:56] <ndroftheline> how do i background a command like sudo gedit textfile.txt?
[07:56] <beatbreaker> ndroftheline: i've got it installed and i can hear sound but it's not sending any sounds out
[07:56] <bullgard5> [Ubuntu 9.04] '~$ aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav; Playing WAVE '/usr/share/sounds/question.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 44100 Hz, Mono.' But the built-in loudspeakers do not vibrate. Neither when klicking GNOME > System > Preferences > Sound > Sound Preferences > Sounds > Sound Events > Sound Playback > Autodetect > Test. (But did so "earlier".) This error may have appeared after the recent dist-upgrade. HOw to proceed tr
[07:56] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: add a ' &' to the end of the command :)
[07:56] <sam-ubu-noob> losher: yea it goes like it's going to start sits at the ubuntu screen for a long time and drops to a screen with ....
[07:57] <sam-ubu-noob> it's long so give me a min to type it up
[07:57] <ndroftheline> beatbreaker: its probably listening on the wrong device. get into skype's options and make sur eyou have your correct sound-in device selected.
[07:57] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: doh
[07:57] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: never mind. Boot up the live cd. I'm sure you're used to this by now :-)
[07:57] <beatbreaker> ndroftheline:  i've tried all the devices
[07:57] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: ?
[07:57] <shadows090> ndroftheline: did you restart?
[07:57] <ndroftheline> shadows090: yeah
[07:58] <sam-ubu-noob> thats how i'm here now
[07:58] <adhil> Hi there, I happened to watch the Revolution OS.It was awesome. I would like to watch more such videos.Does anyone want to recommend me some?
[07:58] <ndroftheline> wow that was the first time pidgin's ever crashed on me. bummer.
[07:58] <sam-ubu-noob> fdisk -l thing again
[07:58] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: it won't be the last ;)
[07:59] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: ok, run sudo fdisk -l again and paste the output. Got deja vu yet?
[07:59] <sam-ubu-noob> lol
[07:59] <ndroftheline> does anybody know how to get my gnome-settings configuration back into the startup applications menu?
[07:59] <ndroftheline> i just hit "remove" and it deleted it...sucks...
[08:00] <beatbreaker> anyone know how to fix skype sound in problem?
[08:00] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: click 'add' and type it in? ;)
[08:00] <repc> ndroftheline hmm, when I have a gnome problem I usually do "sudo apt-get install fluxbox"
[08:00] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: won't putting sleep at the end of the rc.local file just have the computer sit there for 45 seconds before continuinng to "exit 0"?
[08:00] <Ghoti> repc: heh
[08:01] <losher> repc: naughty...
[08:01] <ndroftheline> repc: haha very funny but i'm using unr...which kinda depends on gnome i think, no?
[08:01] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: no, because you're running that script in the background; that's what the '&' is for :)
[08:01] <repc> heh, he knew it was joke. Didn't you??
[08:01] <sam-ubu-noob> losher: http://paste.ubuntu.com/238433/
[08:01] <repc> sorry, I'm in a boring lecture. I'll stop being OT and "funny"
[08:02] <ndroftheline> repc: my early experiences with fluxbox were confusing so i haven't revisited it in a while.
[08:02] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: hrm...doesn't the ampersand send the command that preceeds it to the background?
[08:02] <grawity> ndroftheline: it does, why?
[08:02] <repc> ndroftheline I understand. The cool thing about fluxbox (and lots of other WMs) is that you can use all the gnome things too
[08:02] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: exactly
[08:02] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: better. Your install is on sda5 and your swap is on sda6. Next step, run sudo blkid and paste the output
[08:03] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: to the script percolates in the background, rc.local finishes, your system finishes booting, and ~45 seconds later, the script that's in the background resumes
[08:03] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: so if i have bootsleep & won't it just put bootsleep running in the background....? so then if its at the end of rc.local, it will issue all the commands in rc.local then just run sleep for 45 seconds before it hits exit 0?
[08:03] <Ghoti> 'to' --> 'so'
[08:03] <beatbreaker> anyone know how to fix skype sound in problem?
[08:03] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: right, so if its at the end of rc.local dosn't it just continue from where the entry is?
[08:03] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: if its at the end then it'll just end after 45 sec, no?
[08:04] <ndroftheline> i mean it'll just run "exit 0" after a 45 second wait...?
[08:04] <ndroftheline> beatbreaker: how do you know your mic is working?
[08:04] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: ndrofthelineif the script is called as the last line, rc.local will end more or less immediately thereafter, and the system will move on to its next boot-time task, while the bootsleep script is still counting to 45
[08:04] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: that make sense?
[08:05] <sam-ubu-noob> losher: http://paste.ubuntu.com/238443/
[08:05] <beatbreaker> anyone know how to fix skype sound in problem?
[08:05] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: yeah i think so. so putting the call to bootsleep at the end of rc.local will not do what i want it to, right?
[08:05] <neil_d> I am having trouble with dvdrip :( when generating a MPEG it hangs around a while on pass 1 but doesn't seems to generate the file for pass 2 I then get the error "**ERROR: [mplex] Unable to open file xxx.m2v for reading."
[08:06] <ndroftheline> i've changed the name of the file now. maybe that was causing some problem. let me try to reboot again
[08:06] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: not what I was expecting. What does sudo vol_id /dev/sda5 say?
[08:06] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: on the contrary, I think it will- the system will do whatever it does that's overriding your /proc setting, and then, 45 seconds *later*, you get to re-override it
[08:06] <Teclys> i need help getting my wireless card to work. i installed the driver with ndisgtk, but i can't get the card to work still
[08:06] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: but if after the 45 second wait all the thing does is terminate the script...how does it re-override?
[08:07] <sam-ubu-noob> losher: error opening volume
[08:07] <Alex__> Does anyone know how do disable a display with ATI's CCC?
[08:07] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: well, you'd put the re-override into the script, after the 'sleep 45' command.. where the echo is now.
[08:07] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: did you remember to use sudo ?
[08:07] <beatbreaker> anyone know how to fix skype sound in problem?
[08:07] <sam-ubu-noob> losher: http://paste.ubuntu.com/238447/    this is the screen I'm dropped to.
[08:07] <mataks> im just new to kubuntu.. how to remove the favorites section in start menu.. .
[08:08] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: I'm sorry if I'm not explaining this clearly, it's well past my bedtime :)
[08:08] <sam-ubu-noob> yep
[08:08] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: nah it snot your fault man you're being really patient and helpful, qualities which are relatively rare to find in a linux noob-help room. thanks.
[08:08] <soos> i'm trying to make my script work to get thumbnailing on for flv files in xfce...anyone experience?
[08:08] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: i may just have an incomplete understanding of how a scipt works. i'll have to look it up.
[08:09] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: please try it again: sudo vol_id /dev/sda5
[08:09] <sam-ubu-noob> i tried it thrice. :)
[08:09] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: oh wait!
[08:09] <Alex__> Does anyone know how do disable a display with ATI's CCC?
[08:09] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: if i'm backgrounding bootsleep, doesn't the script move on to the next line while bootsleep is running?
[08:09] <beatbreaker> anyone know how to fix skype sound in problem?
[08:10] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: exactly!
[08:10] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: that's really strange. Can you run 'dmesg | egrep /dev/sda' and paste the output?
[08:10] <ndroftheline> which means that while bootsleep is percolating in the background, rc.local is changing the settings...so then when bootsleep finishes its timer it re-calls rc.local from the line after bootsleep in the rc.local script?
[08:11] <bullgard5> [Ubuntu 9.04] '~$ aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav; Playing WAVE '/usr/share/sounds/question.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 44100 Hz, Mono.' But the built-in loudspeakers do not vibrate. Neither when klicking GNOME > System > Preferences > Sound > Sound Preferences > Sounds > Sound Events > Sound Playback > Autodetect > Test. (But did so "earlier".) This error may have appeared after the recent dist-upgrade. HOw to proceed tr
[08:11] <Teclys> is there anyone who can help me with my wireless driver issue?
[08:11] <ndroftheline> Teclys: problably man give us some details
[08:11] <ndroftheline> beatbreaker: how do you know your mic is working? sorry
[08:11] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: no, when 45 seonds is up, the bootsleep picks up from the next line in bootsleep; if rc.local has finished in the meantime, so much the better.
[08:12] <ProfOak> where do you put custom slash screens?
[08:12] <sam-ubu-noob> does not produce any output
[08:12] <Teclys> i have an atheros card built in to my laptop, i installed the driver, and in the ndisgtk window it says 'hardware present: yes,' but when you open ndisgtk it says 'unable to see if hardware is present
[08:13] <hipitihop> any opinions here about using OpenDNS ?
[08:13] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: now I'm really confused. fdisk sees /dev/sda and the partitions on it, but nothing else admits they exist. Is that a correct summary?
[08:13] <sam-ubu-noob> http://paste.ubuntu.com/238459/ did something
[08:14] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: ok, i think that may be why this won't work...i think. so we're assuming there's some script somewhere that's running after rc.local that neutralizes the changes i have set up there. if we're allowing rc.local to run while bootsleep is counting down, then the "second script" can just run and neutralize the changes, and then rc.local isn't re-called.
[08:14] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: i think i'd need to have sleep call rc.local after it finished counting to make it work.
[08:14] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: ok, run again, this time, without the quotes front & back :-)
[08:14] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: but of course that would create a loop
[08:15] <geirha> ProfOak: packages put them in /usr/lib/usplash/, so I'd put custom ones in /usr/local/lib/usplash/
[08:15] <beatbreaker> ndroftheline: how can i test it? i know it works in XP, and i checked the alsamixer but if you know any other ways to test it
[08:15] <ndroftheline> Teclys: what ver of ubuntu u on?
[08:15] <ProfOak> geirha:  don
[08:15] <sam-ubu-noob> same as when I said it did nothing. http://paste.ubuntu.com/238468/
[08:15] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: rc.local only runs once, at boot-time.  Here's the sequence of events I'm picturing:  System start.  rc.local is run, putting bootsleep into the background.  rc.local finishes, system boot proceed.  Default settings get stashed in /proc.  System boot complete.  Around 40 seconds later, the remainder of bootsleep runs.
[08:16] <ProfOak> geirha: I don't have a usplash folder
[08:16] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: does that clear things up any, or just make it murkier? :)
[08:16] <geirha> ProfOak: Create it
[08:16] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: ok then, just run dmesg on it's own & paste...
[08:17] <sam-ubu-noob> man fealing like i should have just stuck with 7.10
[08:17] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: no its becoming clearer but i dont see how we're re-asserting the changes that rc.local makes after the default settings are stashed, since bootsleep just prints a confirmation message after 45 seconds.
[08:17] <ndroftheline> dude is there any way to kill those "enter" and "exit" messages? they take up huge amounts of space.
[08:17] <Teclys> ndroftheline: kubuntu 9.04
[08:17] <bazhang> ndroftheline, what client
[08:17] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: I know how you feel. This *is* unusual, if that's any consolation...
[08:18] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: the idea was to put the changes *into* bootsleep, so that rc.lcoal just says to the system, "run bootsleep", and then the system boots, your settings get klobbered, and bootsleep subsequently sets them to what you want them to be
[08:18] <ndroftheline> bazhang: pidgin
[08:18] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: we just didn't do that last part yet :)
[08:18] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: loooollllllll i didn't know that at allll
[08:18] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: i completely had the wrong idea here....
[08:18] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: so all wer'e doing now is trying to make sure that bootsleep is actually working, which we still don't know why it isn't...duh...sorry
[08:18] <sam-ubu-noob> umm that seems to produce more output than the terminal can hold. what do i do about that?
[08:18] <ndroftheline> i'm on pidgin
[08:19] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: *now* we're on the same page ;)
[08:19] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: seroiusly. ok.
[08:19] <grawity> ndroftheline: There is a plugin for that, "Join/Part hider". But Pidgin is an IM client, so its IRC support is very poor, and I would recommend using something else.
[08:19] <geirha> ProfOak: Then, the following should set it: sudo update-alternatives --set ubuntu-artwork.so /usr/local/lib/usplash/your_theme.so && sudo update-initramfs -u
[08:20] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: easiest thing is to run  sudo apt-get install pastebinit     and then run  dmesg | pastebinit
[08:20] <ndroftheline> grawity: ok what's a good ligthweight irc client
[08:20] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: I really hate to bail on you at this point, but I'm dead on my feet over here, but I'll be here during the day tomorrow from work
[08:20] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: hey man dont' worry i have some idea of the bigger picture now
[08:20] <soloslinger> how would one enable/disable something like openssh at startup?
[08:20] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: glad to have helped!
[08:20] <ndroftheline> Ghoti: go get some sleep. you've done great service to linux today, helping a noob
[08:20] <Ghoti> ndroftheline: I'm glad to be of service :)  Good luck!
[08:20] <losher> soloslinger: usually you install it once and it runs in the background always...
[08:21] <ndroftheline> beatbreaker: so you've tried the "test call" with all of the options on the audio-out portion?
[08:21] <ProfOak> geirha: No alternatives for ubuntu-artwork.so.
[08:21] <sam-ubu-noob> is there a way to send it to open office or some other editor with more room similarly
[08:21] <soloslinger> losher: so, sudo apt-get install openssh     would do it
[08:22] <losher> soloslinger: on my version its sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[08:22] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: dmesg | pastebinit will send it to paste and give you a url...
[08:22] <beatbreaker> ndroftheline: yeah, i can hear the test call but it wont record the test call
[08:23] <ndroftheline> beatbreaker: under volume control, is the mic muted?
[08:23] <soloslinger> losher: thanks for your help
[08:23] <ndroftheline> beatbreaker: what are your options for the audio-in setting?
[08:23] <geirha> ProfOak: That's odd. You don't have a usplash theme already?
[08:23] <losher> soloslinger: good luck...
[08:23] <sam-ubu-noob> remember i'm on livecd. http://paste.ubuntu.com/238486/
[08:24] <ProfOak> geirha: Guess not
[08:24] <ndroftheline> Teclys: hey man are you getting help with that wireless issue?
[08:24] <Teclys> ndroftheline: nope. not yet
[08:25] <drewz7046> evening everyone
[08:25] <ProfOak> geirha: It's fine, splash screens aren't necessary at all
[08:25] <ndroftheline> Teclys: ok well i dont' use kubuntu so i'm not familiar with the gui tools...but if you go to a terminal and type "sudo iwlist scanning" what does it return?
[08:25] <sam-ubu-noob> there has to be a way to pause the terminal output so i can paste each page of it.
[08:25] <sam-ubu-noob> like dir /p or whatever
[08:25] <geirha> ProfOak: aptitude search '~i usplash'
[08:25] <sam-ubu-noob> lol
[08:26] <ndroftheline> sam-ubu-noob: type | more after he command
[08:26] <grawity> sam-ubu-noob: command | less
[08:26] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: you can pipe it through more e.g.  dmsg | more
[08:26] <ndroftheline> sam-ubu-noob: haha less is more, in fact
[08:26] <grawity> sam-ubu-noob: Or better, command | curl -F "sprunge=<-" sprunge.us
[08:26] <Teclys> whats the protocol for copy/pasting in here/
[08:26] <ndroftheline> grawity: lol what's sprunge
[08:26] <ndroftheline> use pastebin.com
[08:26] <grawity> ndroftheline: awesomest pastebin ever.
[08:26] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: but it's a lot of output. We'll both be old by the time you finish...
[08:26] <ndroftheline> Teclys: in fact use sprunge.us, i guess
[08:26] <sam-ubu-noob> let me try just  sec
[08:27] <drewz7046> got a question about installing firefox 3.5 on 9.10
[08:27] <ndroftheline> grawity: rulleh?!?! interested...
[08:27] <Flannel> drewz7046: Karmic support is in #ubuntu+1
[08:27] <grawity> Teclys: If it's a line or two, pasting directly is okay. If it's longer, you should post the entire thing to a pastebin.
[08:27] <ndroftheline> Teclys: no use pastebin, yeah use pastebin
[08:27] <Teclys> its longer, ill try the pastebin thing haha
[08:27] <drewz7046> ok thx
[08:27] <ndroftheline> grawity: so wait...ubuntu has a pastebin built in?!?
[08:27] <grawity> ndroftheline: what do you mean?
[08:28] <ndroftheline>  you just pipe output to a command and it comes out on a sprunge pastebinthing?
[08:28] <Flannel> ndroftheline: Not built in, it's something you have to install.  But yeah.
[08:28] <grawity> ndroftheline: 'curl' is a pretty much standard tool for making HTTP requests.
[08:28] <ndroftheline> what does curl do
[08:28] <ndroftheline> ah
[08:28] <ndroftheline> there ya go
[08:28] <ndroftheline> i guess i coulda rtfm (;
[08:29] <Teclys> http://pastebin.com/mdc5ff10
[08:30] <sam-ubu-noob> jesus I see what you mean more only moves ahead one line at a time when you hit enter.
[08:30] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: you could try: sudo apt-get install curl; dmesg | curl -F "sprunge=<-" sprunge.us
[08:30] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: hit space and more will move a page at a time
[08:31] <Teclys> also, im trying to rename the file ndiswrapper in my modprobe to ndiswrapper.conf, but it won;t let me
[08:31] <ndroftheline> Teclys: ok so your system doesn't think the wireless card is present or on
[08:31] <Teclys> i tried chown but i think im doing it wrong
[08:31] <ndroftheline> Teclys: do you have to use ndiswrapper?
[08:32] <ndroftheline> Teclys: didn't you say broadcom?
[08:32] <Teclys> ndroftheline: i already did use it. no it was atheros.
[08:33] <indus> Teclys: are you sure you are not trtying to rename a module?
[08:33] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: I'm dying here, it's 12:30 am. We may have to pick this up again tomorrow...
[08:33] <ndroftheline> Teclys: did yhou get my two messags?
[08:33] <indus> losher: dying?
[08:33] <Teclys> indus, i was trying to modprobe ndiswrapper, but it said it needed to be in .conf format
[08:34] <ndroftheline> Teclys: show us the output
[08:34] <losher> indus: no literally. just tired...
[08:34] <indus> losher: ok goodnight then
[08:34] <sam-ubu-noob> i understand. thanks for the help almost got this pasting done
[08:35] <chris_> hello
[08:35] <Teclys> http://pastebin.com/mdc5ff10
[08:35] <Teclys> err
[08:35] <ndroftheline> chris_ hello.
[08:35] <Teclys> WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in a future release.
[08:35] <Teclys> WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in a future release.
[08:35] <Teclys> WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in a future release.
[08:35] <FloodBot2> Teclys: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:35] <losher> indus: well thank you but I'm actually waiting for an ack from sam-ubu-noob ...
[08:35] <ndroftheline> losher: hey lemme give you feedback on whether that sleep method of ghoti's works. i jus tneed to reboot after a quick paste thing...
[08:36] <steveccc> hi all - has anyone else had a pc which keeps booting from the hard disk and refuses to boot from the cd - if so how did you get around it?
[08:36] <ndroftheline> Teclys: give me a sec ok? browse through this and see if you missed a step
[08:36] <ndroftheline> Teclys: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=31926
[08:36] <Teclys> ndroftheline: will do, thanks
[08:36] <ndroftheline> steveccc: you probably have to change the settings of the BIOS
[08:36] <Greg-J_> testing
[08:36] <sam-ubu-noob> losher: i understand. thanks for the help almost got this pasting done
[08:36]  * losher is so excited he can't get to sleep now...
[08:36] <sam-ubu-noob> http://paste.ubuntu.com/238509/
[08:36] <chris_> whta do i need to do in order to make rhythmbox play all internet streaming files? (e.g. pls, asx, ram etc). do i need an extra plugin or should i use another program?
[08:37] <indus> Teclys: are you using ubuntu 9.04? solves a lot of those isues, i have a broadcom which works correct it shows in hardware drivers
[08:37] <ndroftheline> steveccc: it varies from computer to computer but right when you hit the power button there should be a splash screen that says "Hit <button name> to enter SETUP' or something like that
[08:37] <ndroftheline> indus: he's on kubuntu 9.04
[08:37] <indus> Teclys: atheros now iam on
[08:37] <Teclys> indus: i am using kubuntu 9.04, i don't know if that would make a difference
[08:37] <sam-ubu-noob> if all else fails i'll just reinstall 7.10 f it
[08:37] <steveccc> ndroftheline: i have already done that - cdrom set as primary boot device and even selected to boot from it but it still goes for the hard disk - the cd is fine as it boots on other machines - I think the only thing I could try is to boot from floppy and fdisk the machine
[08:37] <indus> ndroftheline: yah all the same kernel
[08:37] <chris_> i already tried vlc player but the results were the same
[08:37] <Teclys> indus: i have an atheros, what model is yours?
[08:38] <indus> ar2413
[08:38] <indus> iam on hardy now though
[08:38] <indus> but my wireless is damaged :)
[08:38] <sam-ubu-noob> losher: i do appreciate all your effort though. ty much for trying to help me out.
[08:39] <ndroftheline> steveccc: yeah you might be looking at a hardware failure...i'v ehad a high fail rate with old cdroms
[08:39] <ndroftheline> steveccc: however, will it boot from usb?
[08:39] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: ooh sam, you have hardware errors. See those nasty messages about Buffer I/O error on device sda, logical block 0 ?
[08:39] <ndroftheline> steveccc: is it a newer-ish model computer? maybe you an get into a "one-time-boot menu" from the bios splash.
[08:39] <sam-ubu-noob> yea
[08:40] <steveccc> ndroftheline: no usb isnt an option :( but you may be right with the hardware the cdrom doesnt sound too healthy - although it does read in the os.  I will put a new cdrom on it and see if that works
[08:40] <jipsy> wer can i find my active tasks??my internet is soo slow..or maybe my flash isnt working properly
[08:40] <Veliouras> whta do i need to do in order to make rhythmbox play all internet streaming files? (e.g. pls, asx, ram etc). do i need an extra plugin or should i use another program?
[08:41] <Teclys> ill brb
[08:41] <Evet> is there a foobar-like music player for linux?
[08:41] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: that basically means your disk is failing & the system can't read it, which I think is why the boot fails. ldm_validate_partition_table(): Disk read failed. unable to read partition table. All bad, bad, bad....
[08:42] <sam-ubu-noob> losher then why does 7.10 have no problems at all
[08:42] <ndroftheline> steveccc: you could also be facing some ancient, weird bios that has the real setting you're looking for in some other place.
[08:43] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: great question. I have no idea. Maybe I'm too tired. Let me sleep on it, unless some other kind soul has any ideas...
[08:43] <ndroftheline> steveccc: in fact it'd probably be faster and easier to just disc the ribbon cable from the hard disk and see if it spins up the cdrom if it dosn't find the HD. then you'd know it was a boot order problem instead of a harware problem and it would take less work.
[08:43] <sam-ubu-noob> losher: lol np at all ty much for the help. get some rest. :)
[08:44] <ndroftheline> losher: i'm going to try that weird sleep method for the non-sticky rc.local changes if you want to wait for like 2 mins
[08:44] <sam-ubu-noob> losher: i'll load up 7.10 and compair some of this info
[08:44] <ndroftheline> losher: i think i finally got it conf'd right
[08:44] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: ok, see you later. If I were you, I'd try putting 7.10 back on, even though it's unsupported...
[08:44] <Veliouras> what do i need to do in order to make rhythmbox play all internet streaming files? (e.g. pls, asx, ram etc). do i need an extra plugin or should i use another program?
[08:44] <losher> ndroftheline: so did the config stick finally?
[08:44] <ndroftheline> losher: i'm going to reboot and see.
[08:44] <ndroftheline> brrb!!!
[08:45] <sam-ubu-noob> I'll also do some more through checking of the disk as well see what comes up. thanks again
[08:46] <mataks> how to change themes in kubuntu?
[08:46] <jipsy> mataks go to #gentoo
[08:47] <losher> sam-ubu-noob: download the manufacturer's test disk from their web site and run it....
[08:47] <mataks> jipsy,  gentoo your face
[08:47] <ndroftheline> losher: well i dont know why but its not calling my bootsleep script right...
[08:47] <jipsy> mataks be friendly here or they will kick ur ass out of xchat
[08:48] <Luisk> cuanta peña hay aqui no?
[08:48] <barnetta> hi
[08:48] <barnetta> anyone in here?
[08:48] <ndroftheline> barnetta: just us chickens.
[08:48] <barnetta> why does it say i typed that?
[08:48] <barnetta> who are you
[08:48] <ndroftheline> hey who has a vanilla ubuntu gui? i need a default setting i deleted
[08:49] <indus>  Atheros Communications Inc. AR2413 802.11bg NIC
[08:49] <ndroftheline> barnetta: nobody in particular...why?
[08:49] <barnetta> oh i see thats from you,not from me
[08:49] <barnetta> this takes time to figure out
[08:49] <ndroftheline> well you can specify a target recipient by including their name in your message, barnetta
[08:49] <barnetta> i c
[08:49] <barnetta> cool
[08:49] <barnetta> how to i see who is in here
[08:50] <ndroftheline> it doesn't matter if it occurs at the beginning, middle or end; if you type a mesage with my s/n in it, my client usually highlights it for me so i can see you were communicating with me [barnetta]
[08:50] <ndroftheline> barnetta: that depends on your client
[08:50] <sam-ubu-noob> losher: I'll see if there is one. I planned on pulling it to check the label. to make sure it's being id'd correctly. should have probably done that already.
[08:50] <ndroftheline> with pidgin it shows a list of people to the right
[08:50] <HendriXXX> anyone have a asus m4n78-am motherboard? i cant get cpu temperatures to conky.. i have installed lm-sensors and run sensors-detect.. i get only one temp and dont know what it is :( (sorry my bad english))
[08:50] <barnetta> pidgin doesnt work
[08:50] <barnetta> it never worked
[08:50] <grawity> ndroftheline: But putting the nick at the beginning is usually best.
[08:50] <barnetta> it sucks
[08:50] <FloodBot2> barnetta: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:50] <barnetta> is just a blank applet
[08:50] <Dextorion> barnetta, In XChat, that you are using, you probably have a list on the right side with lots of names.
[08:51] <barnetta> nope
[08:51] <barnetta> no list
[08:51] <Veliouras> what do i need to do in order to make rhythmbox play all internet streaming files? (e.g. pls, asx, ram etc). do i need an extra plugin or should i use another program?
[08:51] <barnetta> and it just says Ubuntu server
[08:51] <Dextorion> barnetta, alright. Odd.
[08:51] <ndroftheline> barnetta: right, it's recommended you put the name of the person at the beginning as he said
[08:51] <grawity> Dextorion: I think Xchat now hides the list by default.
[08:51] <barnetta> lame
[08:52] <^cheeky> hi, i just installed eric ide in ubuntu 9.04 .. i dunno where to point the python interpreter debug client to .. (which dir)
[08:52] <ndroftheline> barnetta: there are 1300 peple in this room...looking at a list might not be the best way to find someone in particular.
[08:53] <ndroftheline> hey does somebody have a default ubuntu install i can get a startup value from?
[08:53] <barnetta> well i cant see who is in here then
[08:53] <barnetta> they dont have smaller rooms?
[08:53] <Hellow> grawity: The user list?
[08:53] <ndroftheline> i deleted something from my startup applications thing and now my screen looks funny
[08:53] <sam-ubu-noob> so are most people that help here just avid ubu users or are there some dev or paid people?
[08:53] <ndroftheline> i can fix it but i want to add it to my startup applications so i don' thav eto do it manually every time and i dont know the command
[08:53] <ndroftheline> sam-ubu-noob: just users.
[08:54] <ndroftheline> i think...?
[08:54] <barnetta> i guess, i miss my yahoo chat
[08:54] <sam-ubu-noob> :)
[08:54] <barnetta> :P
[08:54] <Hellow> Ubuntu does not pay developers, AFAIK.
[08:54] <ndroftheline> Hellow: i'm pretty sure they have  small team of paid developers
[08:54] <Hellow> ndroftheline: I've never heard of it.
[08:54] <Hellow> Canonical does not count; they are a sponsor.
[08:54] <barnetta> well yeah they have to
[08:55] <sam-ubu-noob> well they offer paid support on their web page
[08:55] <barnetta> dell has ubuntu on the vostro as an option
[08:55] <barnetta> i got a disk
[08:55] <Hellow> sam-ubu-noob: That is a feature of getting sponsored by Canonical.
[08:55] <barnetta> dell wont do anything for free
[08:55] <ndroftheline> Hellow: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-388099.html
[08:55] <Hellow> barbara: That's Dell, not Ubuntu.
[08:55] <sam-ubu-noob> ahh
[08:55] <barnetta> is that a compay?
[08:55] <andresmh> I was told I could run a script automatically after resuming from sleep mode by storing it in /etc/acpi/resume.d but I don't have a resume.d
[08:55] <ndroftheline> they have a few full-time paid developers
[08:55] <Hellow> Canonical is, yes.
[08:55] <nnull> !mount > me
[08:56] <barnetta> aaah
[08:56] <barnetta> learning
[08:56] <barnetta> lol
[08:56] <ndroftheline> Hellow: oh right, well sorry i was equating them
[08:56] <Hellow> ndroftheline: Those are employees of Canonical, not Ubuntu :).
[08:56] <ndroftheline> hey! somebody please help! my screen looks funny!
[08:56] <barnetta> ")
[08:57] <ubuntu> i have debian installed with LVM and I am running the ubuntu 9.04 live cd, how do i mount LVM partitions? all i see is a 255mb partition
[08:57] <barnetta> sorry id help but i dont know how to do anything
[08:57] <ubuntu> ndroftheline, is it configured with the proper resolution?
[08:57] <Hellow> ubuntu: This may apply to your situation: http://www.brandonhutchinson.com/Mounting_a_Linux_LVM_volume.html
[08:57] <indus> barnetta: what is your question?
[08:58] <ndroftheline> ubuntu, yeah its just a problem with the gnome settings daemon getting deleted from my startup applications list
[08:58] <ndroftheline> all i need is somebody to give me the vanilla command off of their startup applications list!
[08:58] <ndroftheline> pleeeeeeze
[08:59] <indus> ubuntu:iam not sure, but i think an alternate cd has options to mount LMV , i just installed from alternate yesterday ,no lvm but i did see that option
[08:59] <ndroftheline> System>Preferences>Startup Applications
[08:59] <mataks> how to change theme in kubuntu? newbie here
[08:59] <indus> !lvm
[08:59] <ndroftheline> I need the data for an entry that says something like "Gnome Settings Daemon"
[08:59] <ubuntu> ndroftheline, is this ur issue?: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=395456
[08:59] <Hellow> ndroftheline: gnome-settings-daemon?
[08:59] <ndroftheline> Hellow: lol is that really all the command is
[09:00] <indus> ndroftheline: what is the problem exactly?
[09:00] <Hellow> ndroftheline: AFAIK, yes.
[09:00] <ndroftheline> hahaha! awesome
[09:00] <ndroftheline> i got it figured thank you all you're all so kind this is why i effin love ubuntu and all gnu/linux
[09:00] <indus> ndroftheline: did u add it to sessions? then select option to remember all running apps before logging out
[09:01] <phoenixandthor> Okay, how many people are actually ACTIVE in this room?
[09:01] <ndroftheline> indus: yep done done and done
[09:01] <thomg> I am.
[09:02] <ndroftheline> i am.
[09:02] <ndroftheline> some are afk there's like at least half a dozen
[09:02] <phoenixandthor> two out over a 1000. cool
[09:02] <Hellow> phoenixandthor: A lot of people.
[09:02] <phoenixandthor> Hey, has anyone tried UDE? The Unix Desktop Environment?
[09:02] <ndroftheline> phoenixandthor: yeah dudeman take it easy. have some coffee beans or something.
[09:04] <phoenixandthor> I'm using it right now and it's really weird, but efficient
[09:04] <ndroftheline> it's all about lxlauncher
[09:05] <ndroftheline> hey my battery life really blows, can anybody help me fix it?
[09:05] <Hellow> ndroftheline: Please don't use offensive language.
[09:05] <phoenixandthor> ndrof, that depends on what make and model you have
[09:06] <ndroftheline> Hellow: dude you've got hell in your s/n, chillax
[09:06] <Hellow> ndroftheline: But, generally try to cut down on resource usage. That helps things a lot.
[09:06] <Hellow> ndroftheline: Again.
[09:06] <barnetta_> hi again
[09:06] <phoenixandthor> Well, what kind of laptop do you have?
[09:06] <ndroftheline> Hellow: Sorry, I really didn't mean to offend you. But sitting at rest - literally with just gnome - I get less batt life in ubuntu than in xp browsing the net and taking notes in class
[09:06] <barnetta_> a mini 9 by dell
[09:06] <ndroftheline> phoenixandthor: its an acer aspire one
[09:07] <ndroftheline> i've loaded sickboy's kernel, a speical kernel made for this sytem.
[09:07] <Hellow> ndroftheline: You didn't offend *me*. But, others may be offended :).
[09:07] <chaup> 你
[09:07] <ndroftheline> Hellow: fair enough.
[09:07] <ndroftheline> i have to restart, brb in like 30 sec...
[09:07] <phoenixandthor> I'm not offended
[09:07] <phoenixandthor> let the bad words roll lol
[09:08] <Hellow> phoenixandthor: We have a very diverse community in here :).
[09:08] <phoenixandthor> I wonder why he left
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[09:09] <phoenixandthor> Somebody want to remind me what the proper syntax is in IRC for sending someone a private message?
[09:09] <ubuntu> Hellow, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=238984 explains what I have to do but would you know what I would need to change in that command for it to apply to my situation?
[09:10] <barnetta_> could be the video accelerator
[09:10] <thomg> phoenixandthor /msg NICK MESSAGE
[09:10] <Hellow> ubuntu: I'm not sure, that would more than likely be system specific.
[09:10] <barnetta_> some settings on the screen use a lot of power to make the screen bright
[09:10] <barnetta_> i know i have a setting to reduce the light output somewhere
[09:11] <Veliouras> what do i need to do in order to make rhythmbox play all internet streaming files? (e.g. pls, asx, ram etc). do i need an extra plugin or should i use another program?
[09:11] <barnetta_> i get 3 hours on my battery
[09:11] <barnetta_> but i have a really really small machine and a really bright screen setting
[09:11] <andresmh> How do I run a script after resuming from sleep mode?
[09:12] <barnetta_> so if i dont see anything is it still here?
[09:12] <phoenixandthor> andresmh: why do you need to run a script after resuming from sleep mode?
[09:13] <bullgard5> [Ubuntu 9.04] '~$ aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav; Playing WAVE '/usr/share/sounds/question.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 44100 Hz, Mono.' But the built-in loudspeakers do not vibrate. Neither when klicking GNOME > System > Preferences > Sound > Sound Preferences > Sounds > Sound Events > Sound Playback > Autodetect > Test. (But did so "earlier".) This error may have appeared after the recent dist-upgrade. How to proceed tr
[09:13] <andresmh> because there is a bug in the kernel: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/405053
[09:13] <majeck> hi
[09:13] <andresmh> i need to wake up my wwan card phoenixandthor
[09:14] <jipsy> anti viruses makes the viruses ryt?? have anybody tried having an antivirus program in their linux??wat happens??
[09:15] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[09:15] <barnetta_> what was that?
[09:15] <Dextorion> a netsplit. read what ubottu said.
[09:16] <Dextorion> barnetta_ its when two chat servers gets disconnected from eachother.
[09:16] <barnetta_> weird
[09:17] <Dextorion> barnetta_, hehe. yes. a bit wierd. The people that "split" will be reconnected to this room eventually.
[09:17] <mataks> help pls i don't know how to install theme in kubuntu..
[09:17] <barnetta_> thats crazy
[09:17] <barnetta_> wow
[09:18] <oldude67> mataks, try in #kubuntu
[09:18] <jipsy> mataks,try in #kubuntu
[09:18] <barnetta_> i timed out?
[09:19] <Dextorion> barnetta_, your old nick did.
[09:19] <barnetta_> IM OLD already?
[09:19] <barnetta_> wow
[09:19] <barnetta_> lol
[09:19] <Dextorion> barnetta_, there were both a barnetta, and a barnetta_ in here
[09:19] <Dextorion> barnetta_ haha! :p
[09:19] <barnetta_> woa
[09:19] <barnetta_> i wonder how i got an underdash next to my name now
[09:19] <barnetta_> do they just do that?
[09:20] <barnetta_> is it automatic?
[09:20] <Dextorion> yes. If you connect, and your name already exists on the network, you will get a alternate nickname.
[09:21] <Dextorion> barnetta_, it should be set somewhere in your chatclient.
[09:21] <barnetta_> does the old name get deleted?
[09:22] <trayzz> sers
[09:22] <trayzz> is anybody using Liferea for RSS feeds?
[09:22] <barnetta_> theres so much to learn using this
[09:23] <trayzz> ye
[09:23] <barnetta_> little things
[09:23] <trayzz> the thing is, how do i display the complete feed and not just the heading?
[09:24] <trayzz> you have an idea?
[09:24] <Al_nz_lapt> evening people
[09:25] <barnetta_> hi
[09:25] <trayzz> morning
[09:26] <barnetta_> so good morning
[09:26] <barnetta_> :)
[09:26] <trayzz> ;)
[09:26] <bullgard5> [Ubuntu 9.04] '~$ aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav; Playing WAVE '/usr/share/sounds/question.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 44100 Hz, Mono.' But the built-in loudspeakers do not vibrate. Neither when klicking GNOME > System > Preferences > Sound > Sound Preferences > Sounds > Sound Events > Sound Playback > Autodetect > Test. (But did so "earlier".) This error may have appeared after the recent dist-upgrade. How to proceed tr
[09:27] <Al_nz_lapt> whats a good program in ubuntu to check process/spu useage etc?
[09:27] <fiocinino> hello
[09:27] <barnetta_> i dont know
[09:28] <fiocinino> someone can help me to kbluetooth?
[09:28] <barnetta_> there's a bluetooth?
[09:29] <barnetta_> woa
[09:29] <barnetta_> cool
[09:29] <Kartagis> !xorg
[09:29] <moymoy> !ask fiocinino
[09:30] <moymoy> !ask | fiocinino
[09:31] <richardcavell> Is anyone here able to play a good game of Counter-Strike running under wine?  When I play, as soon as there's action my ping goes to 300
[09:31] <fiocinino> kbluetooth4 error: already running - kbluetooth-devicemanager  working -device not found
[09:31] <tanners> guys how do I load menu.lis?
[09:31] <tanners> lst
[09:31] <richardcavell> tanners: what do you mean by 'load'?
[09:32] <tanners> err edit
[09:32] <moymoy> tanners: if you want grub to read menu.lst, you'll need to reboot...
[09:32] <barnetta_> is that what edit means?
[09:32] <anouar> tanners: where are you from?
[09:32] <moymoy> tanners: just edit it with any text editor .. but with root privelages
[09:32] <barnetta_> cool
[09:32] <tanners> how do i get root to edit it?
[09:32] <richardcavell> I'm on GRUB 2 and I don't have a menu.lst any more
[09:33] <trayzz> fiocinino: do you get this error on startup?
[09:33] <moymoy> tanners: gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[09:33] <richardcavell> tanners: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[09:33] <richardcavell> moymoy: you beat me to it
[09:33] <tanners> thanks, now hopfully I can get this to work
[09:33] <moymoy> richardcavell: haven't lost it ;D
[09:33] <moymoy> richardcavell: haven't been on here in a while
[09:33] <tanners> i have ubuntu recently installed and grub instaleld but onc ei click to load windows in grub says its filesystem is not there please restart
[09:34] <richardcavell> moymoy: because I'm on GRUB 2 now I had to think for a second before remembering the path
[09:34] <barnetta_> iv never been on here before,its cool though
[09:34] <barnetta_> iliike it
[09:34] <fiocinino> trayzz: no only when I kbluetooth
[09:34] <jack> hi
[09:34] <trayzz> fiocinino: but your device is switched on right?
[09:34] <tanners> anyone got any clues?
[09:34] <rumy> hi guys. does da normal skype frm the internet work in ubuntu?
[09:35] <richardcavell> rumy: yes but download it from medibuntu instead
[09:35] <trayzz> fiocinino: cuz this sounds like it's switched off
[09:35] <temporarytao> hi all. attending seminar about intel vpro right now. anyone have a question? i can forward :)
[09:35] <barnetta_> im leaving now, its been  cool chatting with everyone in here, and i actually feel smarter, lol
[09:35] <Guest33822> i lock the screen in ubuntu, after restart the system the login screen not appear? how to retain this?
[09:35] <barnetta_> night ppl
[09:35] <rumy> richardcavell: which one should i download? ther r so many
[09:35] <drurew> !server
[09:35] <richardcavell> rumy: Do you know about the medibuntu repository?
[09:36] <rumy> da synaptic?
[09:36] <richardcavell> rumy: that's why I'm saying you should do it that way
[09:36] <richardcavell> rumy: yes do you know how to add software sources?
[09:36] <richardcavell> !medibuntu
[09:36] <rumy> thro the terminal? no i don kno the command for it
[09:36] <fiocinino> trayzz: yes is switched -and if you start by shel hcitool scan to find the device responds
[09:36] <tanners> can anyone help me? grub wont load vista
[09:36] <moymoy> tanners: post the output of `sudo fdisk -l` and also show us your menu.lst .. you can paste everything at pastebin
[09:36] <moymoy> !paste | tanners
[09:36] <tanners> ok hold on
[09:37] <armalite> anyone have any idea whether .py files are automatically interpreted as they are being written?
[09:37] <richardcavell> rumy: Go to System menu then Administration then Software Sources
[09:37] <trayzz> fiocinino: then i don't know sry
[09:37] <rumy> richardcavell: and then?
[09:37] <richardcavell> rumy: go to third party sources
[09:38] <richardcavell> rumy: third party software i meant
[09:38] <rumy> ok den?
[09:38] <Guest33822>  i lock the screen in ubuntu, after restart the system the login screen not appear? how to retain this?
[09:38] <fiocinino> ty trayzz
[09:38] <richardcavell> rumy: click add at the lower left
[09:38] <Guest33822> how to unlock the screen through terminal command?
[09:39] <moymoy> Guest33822: try this
[09:39] <moymoy> Guest33822: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[09:39] <rumy> richardcavell: wats da apt line?
[09:39] <rumy> for skype?
[09:39] <richardcavell> rumy: are you on Jaunty?
[09:39] <tanners> here, grub after reinstalling to whso knwo what partiton woks but widnwos vista wont load says no filestytem and to restart and windows 7 dont even shwo up on list at all http://paste.ubuntu.com/238652/
[09:39] <rumy> im in da thrd party software
[09:40] <richardcavell> rumy: good.  Are you running the 9.04 edition of Ubuntu?  (That's the latest one)
[09:40] <masquerade> tanners: i have heard something..
[09:40] <tanners> .
[09:40] <tanners> ?
[09:40] <masquerade> tanners: is the vista partition the first on the hd?
[09:40] <whoami> hi all
[09:40] <tanners> i only have one hard drive, i installed visata then win 7 then ubuntu
[09:40] <whoami> indus: hello
[09:40] <rumy> richardcavell: no im running ubuntu 8.10
[09:40] <phoenixandthor> Gparted will come in handy here....
[09:40] <masquerade> whoami: hi
[09:40] <richardcavell> rumy: okay then
[09:40] <whoami> masquerade: hello
[09:41] <whoami> i made my WIFI work for me.
[09:41] <masquerade> tanners: i mean, the first partition on the hd
[09:41] <tanners> ya
[09:41] <bullgard5> [Ubuntu 9.04] '~$ aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav; Playing WAVE '/usr/share/sounds/question.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 44100 Hz, Mono.' But the built-in loudspeakers do not vibrate. Neither when klicking GNOME > System > Preferences > Sound > Sound Preferences > Sounds > Sound Events > Sound Playback > Autodetect > Test. (But did so "earlier".) This error may have appeared after the recent dist-upgrade. How to proceed tr
[09:41] <masquerade> tanners: like hda1
[09:42] <Kartagis> !xorg
[09:42] <Guest33822> moymoy: The screen come as black only, the waiting symbol rotating in center, what i do next?
[09:42] <rumy> richardcavell: after clicking on "add", its asking me to add an apt line
[09:42] <moymoy> tanners: the partition specified in your menu.lst is correct.. try adding `makeactive` right above `chainloader +1`
[09:42] <richardcavell> rumy: type this
[09:42] <richardcavell> deb http://packages.medibuntu.org/ intrepid free non-free
[09:42] <tanners> just makeactive nothign else
[09:42] <daflames> Hi, I'm running a brand new installation of 9.04. When I try to connect to a wireless network, the network manager icon in the tray says it's connected, but it instantly disconnects right after that. My wireless PCI card has a Broadcom 4318 chipset, and I'm using B43 drivers.
[09:42] <moymoy> Guest33822: what video card do you use?
[09:43] <moymoy> tanners: yeah
[09:43] <rumy> richardcavell: its blocked, i cannot ad it
[09:43] <richardcavell> rumy: then click +Add Source...
[09:43] <richardcavell> rumy: why can't you add it?
[09:43] <rumy> the +add source button is not active
[09:43] <Guest33822> moymoy:i don't know about that, i'm using office system, there is any other way to solve this?
[09:43] <richardcavell> rumy: did you type that line
[09:44] <rumy> yes
[09:44] <tanners> moymoy ok ill try ill brb
[09:44] <richardcavell> rumy: so it appears to the right of "APT line:"
[09:44] <uble> tiwi^_^
[09:44] <uble> purbalingga
[09:44] <moymoy> Guest33822: have you been rebooting and it hasn't been working?
[09:45] <Guest33822> moymoy: yes, i rebooted 2 times, but it is not working...
[09:45] <richardcavell> rumy: as soon as you start typing the word 'intrepid' the "+Add Source..." line should ungray
[09:46] <moymoy> doesn't seem to be an X problem though..
[09:46] <moymoy> Guest33822: try doing a `sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[09:47] <richardcavell> Hey everyone, I have to go now (and fix a mate's computer).  Can someone else look after rumy for me?
[09:47] <richardcavell> He's trying to add medibuntu to sources.list and then download skype.  Thanks.
[09:48] <Igneous> Hello everone, I have a quick question.. hopefully someone in here knows the answer. Is it possible to change the location where notify-osd places its notifications? I've looked for entries in gconf, and checked recursively for an rc/conf file in my home directory.. but no dice. Anyone happen to know how to go about changing this?
[09:48] <DaZ-> letting user to choose where he wants it would be too confusing
[09:48] <segin> Igneous: Did you look for a 'site' config file in /etc or /usr/etc/ or something similar?
[09:49] <moymoy> Igneous: nope... they were going to make that a feature, but they took it out before the final release because it didn't work.. didn't do squat
[09:49] <Igneous> moymoy: excellent... are there any known workarounds?
[09:49] <moymoy> rumy: how far along are you? .. i guess i'll get on your case
[09:49] <moymoy> Igneous: not that i know of.. i'm on a minimal install and not using notify-osd as of now
[09:51] <Guest33822> moymoy: i give that command it shows the following output
[09:51] <Guest33822> * reloading gnome Display manger configuraton
[09:52] <Guest33822> *changes will take effect when all current X session have ended
[09:52] <bullgard5> [Ubuntu 9.04] '~$ aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav; Playing WAVE '/usr/share/sounds/question.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 44100 Hz, Mono.' But the built-in loudspeakers do not vibrate. Neither when klicking GNOME > System > Preferences > Sound > Sound Preferences > Sounds > Sound Events > Sound Playback > Autodetect > Test. (But did so "earlier".) This error may have appeared after the recent dist-upgrade. How to proceed tr
[09:52] <moymoy> Guest33822: okay.. then after that type `sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart`
[09:52] <Guest33822> invoke-rc.d:initscript gdm,action "reload failed"
[09:52] <Igneous> moymoy: I'm actually on Arch, with a fairly minimal openbox setup.. Been using notification-daemon for a while.. but osd looked really nice. Figured #ubuntu would know since it's maintained by Canonical. I'll hunt around, hopefully someone knows of a workaround -- thanks for your help.
[09:52] <uble> tiwi^_^
[09:53] <moymoy> Igneous: no problem.. good luck in your search!
[09:53] <Guest33822> moymoy: What is this? invoke-rc.d:initscript gdm,action "reload failed this also i get after give the command sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[09:53] <moymoy> Guest33822: hmm.. then try `start` instead of `restart`
[09:54] <Guest33822> moymoy:Then also the black screen only come
[09:54] <Guest33822> moymoy: i thing any gui file corrupted?
[09:54] <thomg> anybody in here use XChat?
[09:55] <thomg> I'm trying to find a way to save my "favorite channels"
[09:55] <tanners> hmm
[09:56] <moymoy> Guest33822: seems to only be GDM though.. it's strange.. try ending gdm with the command i gave you, but with `end` .. then type in `sudo startx`
[09:56] <moymoy> tanners: how are things?
[09:56] <tanners> nothing
[09:56] <tanners> still nothing worked got NTLDR is missing blah blah blah to restart
[09:57] <grawity> tanners: Do you _have_ NTLDR?
[09:57] <moymoy> tanners: also.. when i was looking at your pastebin, i noticed you had two NTFS partitions.. which one is Vista installed on?
[09:57] <tanners> i got my windows vista and win 7 partitions
[09:57] <tanners> vista is firest one
[09:57] <tanners> *first
[09:57] <gman> Howdy, I am going to set up ubuntu or GOS Rocket linux on a usb drive and run it off the usb drive.  How long will the USB drive last?  will I burn it up in a month?  it will get a couple hours of use a day on the web, e-mail and thats about it.
[09:58] <phoenixandthor> gman, depending on what make and model of drive you have, it will refuse to boot in about 2-4 months
[09:59] <moymoy> gman: also if you're just `reading` from the stick instead of `reading and writing` it should last longer
[09:59] <MindVirus> I have absolutely no sound.
[09:59] <tanners> i think i may have to delete my whole hard drive and install everythign over
[09:59] <MindVirus> Could someone please help?
[09:59] <moymoy> tanners: then i don't know.. everything in your menu.lst is right.. and grub should work with any other bootloader
[10:00] <gman> Phoenixandthor moymoy, really... wow, I thought it would get like a year out of it.  How do the ssds do it?
[10:00] <phoenixandthor> MoyMoy, even if he doesn't install ANYTHING, not even updates, it still writes logs
[10:00] <tanners> i put my windows vista cd in, and it wont even work, it says cdboot cannot find mbr and then restarts so i cant repair win mbr form the dvd since it cant detetc it? idk..
[10:00] <MindVirus> It just stopped working. Before, only Firefox (and related plugins for Firefox) had no sound.
[10:00] <MindVirus> I don't know what to do.
[10:00] <MindVirus> PulseAudio is working.
[10:00] <MindVirus> Volume's up 100%.
[10:00] <phoenixandthor> Solid state disks get a lot more life because there designed to be used as hard drive
[10:01] <gman> phoenixandthor do you know a brand or model that will last longer?
[10:01] <Igneous> gman: OCZ is a really nice ssd maker
[10:01] <MindVirus> Any suggestions, anyone?
[10:01] <moymoy> gman: why don't you just try an external harddrive? =p get a nice cheap one
[10:02] <moymoy> MindVirus: type in alsamixer in the terminal and crank everything up
[10:03] <indus> whoami: hi
[10:03] <MindVirus> moymoy: everything's cranked, dude.
[10:03] <moymoy> hey indus!
[10:03] <gman> I am running an old pc and was hoping to speed it up.  We are going to replace it in january.  I have a 2.0 usb card that I can put in it.  I assume it has a 1.0.  Dell optiplex g.   pentium 450.
[10:03] <indus> !
[10:03] <whoami> indus: i figured out my problem
[10:03] <indus> heya
[10:03] <whoami> its working fine for me
[10:03] <indus> what was the problem
[10:03] <ecret> when modifying /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base    , the order, do I need to restart my system or is saving the file and restarting firefox(for ex.) ok?
[10:03] <whoami> indus: it was not detecting AP automatically
[10:03] <whoami> :P
[10:03] <gman> The hard drive is soooo slow... really it's crazy how slow the old drives are.
[10:04] <moymoy> MindVirus: lol sorry, that's the only advice i can give
[10:04] <indus> whoami: whats AP
[10:04] <MindVirus> moymoy: it's all good.
[10:04] <MindVirus> Does anyone else know how to fix sound?
[10:04] <indus> gman: so whats the question ?
[10:04] <moymoy> indus: whoami: Access point?
[10:04] <whoami> moymoy: yeah
[10:04] <indus> moymoy: whoami iam bad with network terms
[10:04] <whoami> so had to do tht manually
[10:05] <whoami> indus: am happy i figured it man
[10:05] <whoami> :P
[10:05] <indus> whoami: could you give details on how you did that. i could use that info
[10:05] <gman> indus, the original question was how long will a usb flash drive last when used as the only drive.
[10:05] <MindVirus> pavumeter says that volume is being output.
[10:05] <whoami> indus: sure sir.
[10:05] <MindVirus> Please? Anyone?
[10:05] <MindVirus> I changed nothing in hardware.
[10:05] <indus> gman: hmm its supposed to last a million cycles?
[10:05] <tiwi^_^> hhmmm
[10:06] <indus> whoami: but frankly i dont think it will last that long asa substitute for a HDD ,they aint tested that way probably
[10:06] <whoami> am feeling great after i can see wifi working on my own box and all other ubuntu users on laptop
[10:06] <whoami> :P
[10:06] <whoami> haha
[10:06] <indus> gman: also, iam not sure a usb drive is faster than a HDD , is it? USB max speed 20 mb/s
[10:07] <indus> mine only works at 2-5 mb/s maybe my hdd is bad
[10:07] <moymoy> gman: usb is definitely not faster than a harddrive.. he's right.. plus you say your computer doesn't have usb 2.0!
[10:07] <gman> indus, this is an old ide system.
[10:08] <Gerdesas> you are thinking of running *nix off a USB-1.1 or -1.0 flash?
[10:08] <gman> moymoy, I got a 2.0 card sitting on my desk.  was going to put it in.
[10:08] <phoenixandthor> gman could buy a usb 2.0 PCI card and put it in his computer!
[10:08] <indus> gman: moymoy: well the usb 1.0 standard was mighty slow compared to usb 2.0 and also, linux kernel has added bits of usb 3.0 spec to it i hear
[10:08] <tanners> man im so screwed
[10:09] <indus> gman: how long do u plan to run this usb ?
[10:09] <moymoy> tanners: back up your vista and win7 partitions using dd
[10:09] <gman> indus phoenixandthor moymoy, usb 3.0 will be fantastic.  really fast.  I hear they are already demonstrationg product moving 167mb/s .  Thats fast.
[10:09] <tanners> whats dd?
[10:09] <moymoy> tanners: do you have a huge external harddrive?
[10:10] <gman> indus, I was thinking just till the end of the year
[10:10] <moymoy> tanners: it copies a whole disk image of a partition .. a cloning tool sorta
[10:10] <indus> gman: ok then i think it should run fine
[10:10] <tanners> moy moy i already hav all my fiels backuped ...i can wipe it all out and re do it..just dman man wtf i hate ubuntu, cuases me nothign but trouble
[10:11] <phoenixandthor> Don't diss Ubuntu, it doesn't work for everyone
[10:11] <indus> gman: its actually supposed to last 10 years static data, but since you will be constantly reading and writing to the flash drive, life could be much less, but it will probably last more than a year,
[10:11] <moymoy> tanners: =p .. i've never had these problems with ubuntu... then again, i never tried installing win7 .. seems to be a complicated process since a lot of people post about it on the ubuntuforums
[10:11] <indus> gman: or maybe 5, only someone with actual experience might give you a good answer on that
[10:11] <tanners> moy moy this is second time ubunt messed up my hard drive when installing grub
[10:11] <bullgard5> [Ubuntu 9.04] '~$ aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav; Playing WAVE '/usr/share/sounds/question.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 44100 Hz, Mono.' But the built-in loudspeakers do not vibrate. Neither when klicking GNOME > System > Preferences > Sound > Sound Preferences > Sounds > Sound Events > Sound Playback > Autodetect > Test. (But did so "earlier".) This error may have appeared after the recent dist-upgrade. How to proceed bu
[10:12] <phoenixandthor> For the record, I have a 3 year old flash drive with Knoppix on it (no persistence) and it still works!
[10:12] <moymoy> gman: keep in mind, linux have a bunch of log files and also linux uses journaling filesystems, that'll be a lot of read/write
[10:12] <gman> someone said three months.  wonder if he had exp with it?
[10:12] <Supaplex> phoenixandthor: uhhh, and that doesn't do writes
[10:12] <moymoy> tanners: what version are you installing anyway? .. that's weird.. the installer shouldn't be making these mistakes
[10:12] <tanners> newest
[10:13] <indus> gman: the problem i feel is>have you noticed how usb drives warm up when transferring even 10 minutes of data?
[10:13] <phoenixandthor> Puppy linux won't do writes either unless you tell it to!
[10:13] <indus> gman: so the heat might kill it probably
[10:13] <phoenixandthor> much more suited for USB flash drives, though you may have to update once in a while
[10:13] <moymoy> tanners: well, i'm sorry ubuntu's been giving you this trouble.. you can try another distro... perhaps one with a more up-to-date GRUB
[10:13] <pozic> How can I let anyone run a certain command via sudo? It seems there are no wildcards in the grammar.
[10:13] <indus> but i believe puppy and Damn small linux will be good to run from flash,
[10:14] <tanners> hmm maybe tommorw then thansk for help man
[10:14] <indus> tanners: whast the problem
[10:14] <Igneous> archlinux with ext2 imo
[10:14] <gogeta> ext2 lol
[10:14] <Igneous> or ext4 and noatime,data=writeback
[10:14] <gogeta> bit behind times are we
[10:14] <indus> guys, i installed karmic yesterday , grub 2 brand new ext4 ,
[10:14] <moymoy> pozic: well first, those users have to be in the sudoers file
[10:14] <gman> Indux, moymoy this might be interesting.  http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-gos-persistent-install-from-live-cd/#more-410
[10:14] <tanners> lot of stuff man
[10:14] <xbj_kilo> etc/sudoers
[10:14] <pozic> moymoy: I know about the sudoers file.
[10:15] <tanners> indus to many thinks, grub wont load vista even tho its write and ubuntu fucked up my windows mbr so that not even the win dvd can fix it
[10:15] <pozic> moymoy: I was already referring to the User part of the EBNF specification which doesn't seem to allow wildcards.
[10:15] <gogeta> indus: enjoy testing it
[10:15] <moymoy> gman: the ubuntu developers have already simplified that process .. they have a tool for just that, bundled with ubuntu
[10:15] <phoenixandthor> Wait, On ubuntu you just have to use the Users and Groups GUI to give a person admin rights, then they can sudo all day
[10:15] <gman> moymoy, really, is it on the web site?
[10:16] <gogeta> tanners: supergrub can fix alot of errors even windows its a live disk
[10:16] <moymoy> gman: i've done that install written in pendrivelinux and the results were exactly the same as it would be using the tool provided by ubuntu
[10:16] <xbj_kilo> Igneous isn't ext2 like old
[10:16] <indus> tanners: aah vista i dont know ,did u run all repair grub steps
[10:16] <gman> moymoy, oh man, thanks.
[10:16] <gogeta> tanners: as well as fix a bad grub
[10:16] <tanners> indus iv done everything i could do
[10:16] <Igneous> xbj_kilo: nah man it's brand new!
[10:16] <gman> How long did your usb drive last?
[10:16] <indus> root , setup etc
[10:16] <phoenixandthor> ext2 is essentially ext3, without the journal!
[10:16] <gman> moymoy, how long did your drive last?
[10:16] <moymoy> gman: nope.. look in .. err i think System -> Administration -> make usb something something
[10:17] <indus> gman: i believe using a light weight ubuntu install should be fine for the usb
[10:17] <phoenixandthor> That only works with Ubuntu images
[10:17] <phoenixandthor> you need unetbottin for everything else
[10:17] <tanners> omg can anyone tell me how to get flash to work on ubuntu firefox 64 bit
[10:17] <moymoy> gman: xD it's still good.. i don't use it often, only for testing purposes ;) .. using it to play with moblin right now xD
[10:18] <xbj_kilo> tanners you need a 32-bit version of firefox
[10:18] <phoenixandthor> yep
[10:18] <gogeta> phoenixandthor: ext3 can get a system out of a jam i used to hate those random ext2 mess up and dead system
[10:18] <gman> MOYMOY, OMG... it right there! LOL... wow, I just found it in administration... THANKS.
[10:19] <gman> you guys are fantastic.  Thanks for being here and helping everyone.
[10:19] <Gerdesas> I still have a box using ext2 - been running since '01.  funny I don't have problems with random ext2 failures.
[10:19] <moymoy> gman: xD no problem
[10:19] <Gerdesas> granted, fsck times can be problematic.
[10:19] <phoenixandthor> Like I just said to the entire room. Look it up. Ext2 is the same as ext3, except ext3 has a journal that allows for correction of some disk errors
[10:19] <gogeta> Gerdesas: you just havent had a dirty shutdown yet like a powerloss or powersupply fail
[10:19] <Gerdesas> care to wager on that?
[10:20] <gogeta> Gerdesas: or dead laptop battery
[10:20] <gogeta> yep
[10:20] <gogeta> and that can save a system
[10:20] <gogeta> from a reinstall
[10:20] <Igneous> journals are equally capible of wrecking things
[10:21] <Gerdesas> I will reiterate.  I've never had a "random ext2 failure".
[10:21] <gogeta> i have
[10:21] <blognewb> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsiRewlPKF4
[10:21] <Gerdesas> Then you did something wrong.  ext2's repair machinery is completely predictable.
[10:21] <gogeta> blognewb: i sad can lol
[10:22] <Gerdesas> but I've lost interest.  again.  if you'd like to borrow a spoon to continue your feeding, drop me a line.  I'd be happy to loan you one.
[10:22] <gogeta> Gerdesas: oly time ext3 failed me was when the hd itsself was bad
[10:23] <phoenixandthor> yep
[10:23] <phoenixandthor> ext3 is a pretty tough cookie
[10:23] <gogeta> phoenixandthor: still botted the system but was dirt slow
[10:23] <pozic> If I execute groups, users is not listed as a group of which I am a member. Why is that?
[10:24] <phoenixandthor> By default in ubuntu, and this doesn't make sense, it creates a seperate group named after the user
[10:24] <pozic> phoenixandthor: so, what is the role of users?
[10:24] <gogeta> phoenixandthor: alot of ubuntu doesent make sence compared to more pure linux
[10:25] <gogeta> lol
[10:25] <Hellow> gogeta: ...it is all Linux.
[10:25] <blognewb> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEv3NGENmXw
[10:25] <moymoy> gogeta: what distro would you consider more pure?
[10:25] <Hellow> gogeta: There is no such thing as "unpure" or "pure" linux.
[10:25] <gogeta> Hellow: no ubuntu has many changes over something like slackware redhate or suse
[10:25] <Hellow> gogeta: Yes, they all have their own changes.
[10:25] <gogeta> Hellow: yes there is slackware its all old school
[10:25] <Hellow> gogeta: Slackware itself has its changes.
[10:26] <gogeta> Hellow: no user frendly there
[10:26] <moymoy> gogeta: linux is just a kernel though.. everything else is just.. there
[10:26] <gogeta> oh i have a few base machines
[10:27] <gogeta> kernel and basic text
[10:27] <microtux> hi, i have a probleme with the creation of a .deb package, i can't get './configure --prefix=....' executed, any help ?
[10:27] <bullgard5> [Ubuntu 9.04] '~$ aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav; Playing WAVE '/usr/share/sounds/question.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 44100 Hz, Mono.' But the built-in loudspeakers do not vibrate. Neither when klicking GNOME > System > Preferences > Sound > Sound Preferences > Sounds > Sound Events > Sound Playback > Autodetect > Test. (But did so "earlier".) This error may have appeared after the recent dist-upgrade. How to proceed bu
[10:27] <gman> does anyone have a recommendation for a defrag utility?  Ia using a dual boot system, so I'd like to defrag without messing up my windows data.
[10:27] <gogeta> in fact i get yelled at hear for telling people how to fix some issues using old ways (that still work)
[10:28] <Lenin_Cat> can someone help me swich over to wmx or fluxbox? all I want is my gtk theme/icons/etc and gnome panels.
[10:28] <bullgard5> gman: Linux does not need to defrag partitions by hand.
[10:28] <gogeta> Lenin_Cat: install them and slect session at login you can change your wm there
[10:28] <indus> gman: whats a defrag
[10:28] <gman> bullgard5, What do you mean by hand?
[10:29] <gogeta> gman: ubuntu mantantes its fs auto
[10:29] <moymoy> Lenin_Cat: open up a terminal and type in `gnome-settings-daemon &` and then type `gnome-panel &` ... is that what you want?
[10:29] <Lenin_Cat> gogeta, how do I set it to use my gtk theme and all and gnome panels
[10:29] <Lenin_Cat> yah
[10:29] <kindofabuzz> gman: no need to defrag linux filesystems, ithey do they work themselves
[10:29] <Lenin_Cat> thats all I need
[10:29] <indus> gman: would you like to defrag windows? try smart defrag tool
[10:29] <grawity> Lenin_Cat: In ~/.gtkrc-2.0 put this line: gtk-theme-name = "Clearlooks"
[10:29] <grawity> Lenin_Cat: Just replace Clearlooks with whatever you use.
[10:29] <bullgard5> gman: by hand = manually. I mean, Linux does this automatically very efficiently.
[10:29] <Lenin_Cat> I dont use clearlooks.
 Lenin_Cat: Just replace Clearlooks with whatever you use.
[10:30] <moymoy> Lenin_Cat: from what i know, fluxbox has a file it executes everytime it starts.. should be an executable text file you can edit to put in gnome-panel and gnome-settings-daemon
[10:30] <gogeta> gman: every 20 or so mounts you will see linux run its own version of scandisk it also grabs any stray fragments and other fixes
[10:30] <gman> Very nice, linux does it the right way.  OK, still new to linux.  I'm learning.  indus, bullgard5, kindofabuzz,gogeta
[10:30] <e-Flex> gman: you can manually defrag files under ext3 at least, ext4 will have a defrag utility
[10:30] <gman> Thakns
[10:31] <gman> e-flex, sounds like there is no need to do it.
[10:31] <e-Flex> Exactly
[10:31] <phoenixandthor> I'm sorry, I should add my two cents
[10:31] <e-Flex> Except a loaded DB server
[10:31] <gogeta> lol
[10:31] <Lenin_Cat> grawity, that conf file is empty
[10:32] <Calvin> je test ac ça
[10:32] <gogeta> e-Flex: well then you can invoke the command manuly
[10:32] <moymoy> gman: no filesystem is perfect and completely immune to fragmentation .. though linux filesystems do a pretty darn good job of avoiding it ;)
[10:32] <phoenixandthor> ext3 and 2 do not need defragmenting because of the way the file system spreads out files to give them plenty of room to shrink and grow
[10:32] <grawity> Lenin_Cat: That's why I told you to create it and put that line inside.
[10:32] <gogeta> phoenixandthor: and the auto checks dont hurt
[10:32] <gogeta> kik
[10:32] <gogeta> lol
[10:33] <Dextorion> hehe
[10:33] <moymoy> gman: but if you SOMEHOW manage to get your harddrive extremely fragmented, you can always start copying files around .. it'll probably fix everything up
[10:34] <gogeta> well fsck checks for a relly fragmented drive and will correct it auto
[10:34] <gman> good to know moymoy.
[10:34] <gogeta> he should not ever have a issue
[10:34] <gman> My windows system is majorly defraged.
[10:34] <gman> I mean really fragmented.
[10:34] <indus> gman: mine too
[10:34] <gman> Sorry, sucking down a glass of wine.
[10:35] <gogeta> gman: windows fs just toss file where ever it sees a zero=empty cluster
[10:35] <moymoy> aiy... i remember those days.. xD defragging windows .... i actually liked defragging... looking at the blocks move
[10:35] <erUSUL> gogeta: fsck does not defrag the filesystem... the only way is to tar everything up remove and untar ;). ext4 will have defrag and online defrag
[10:35] <indus> gman: i use something called smart defrag which does bits of it when system is idle
[10:35] <Dextorion> hehe. you guys are funny
[10:35] <gman> indus, I going to look at that.
[10:35] <gman> pulling it up donw.
[10:36] <indus> gman: just be careful, all kinds of freeware floating around, i dont trust smart defrag either
[10:36] <moymoy> erUSUL: only good if you tar everything to a different drive though
[10:36] <indus> gman: just read some cnet review etc
[10:36] <gogeta> gman: winfs was supposed to fix all those issues but ms has delayed it probly forever
[10:36] <erUSUL> moymoy: of course
[10:36] <moymoy> indus: why do you use it if you don't trust it?
[10:37] <indus> moymoy: it looks nice, has more options and is quite slick
[10:37] <gman> gogeta, it seems so easy...  it should have been in windows 10 years ago.
[10:37] <indus> moymoy: not that i dont trust it, i just downloaded it in a hurry
[10:37] <moymoy> gman: indus: there's jkdefrag which i find really good.. also has a cli .. O&O is really nice too.. and is a beast at defragging
[10:37] <indus> moymoy: hehe cli damn it
[10:37] <gogeta> gman: they havent stole it from linux yet
[10:37] <gogeta> or apple
[10:37] <gman> ok, woll look at it.
[10:37] <gogeta> lol
[10:38] <indus> erUSUL: what is that about ext4 and defrag? i installed karmic yesterday so i want to know
[10:38] <gman> I don't like to bash windows, but the more I learn about linux, the more pissed i get.  LOL.
[10:38] <jigpe> hello guys
[10:38] <gogeta> gman: linux is 1- years ahed in features but lacking in everything else
[10:38] <gogeta> 10
[10:38] <jigpe> how total the 4mb?
[10:39] <jigpe> 1096x12= 4mb?
[10:39] <moymoy> indus: i guess it's for people who want near 0% non-contigious files
[10:39] <jigpe> i mean the speed
[10:39] <moymoy> indus: me, i'm using ext4 and i get 3% non-contigious files *shruggs*
[10:39] <jigpe> speed calculation
[10:39] <jigpe> 4mb is 4096
[10:40] <erUSUL> indus: what i said... ext4 will (in the future not written yest) offline and online defrag support and tools
[10:40] <jigpe> how to get 4096?
[10:40] <gogeta> jigpe: get a segate ssd if you whant speed
[10:40] <phoenixandthor> ext4 is kind of designed for servers
[10:40] <jigpe> gogeta: segate?
[10:40] <moymoy> gogeta: how big to ssd's get? 16GB?
[10:40] <indus> moymoy: ext4? i hear its super fast, i installed last night then went to zzzzzzz
[10:40] <gogeta> segate has a 320gb
[10:40] <phoenixandthor> with its near t TB file sizes
[10:40] <gogeta> very expensiv
[10:40] <moymoy> indus: yah.. it's SUPER fast..
[10:41] <indus> moymoy: upto 250 mb is reasonable i believe
[10:41] <indus> moymoy: ssd
[10:41] <moymoy> indus: i can delete a 4gb iso in a second
[10:41] <phoenixandthor> ext4 yields great performance on SSDs
[10:41] <indus> moymoy: woah wow
[10:41] <gogeta> well segate makes the fatest ssd
[10:41] <gogeta> fastest
[10:41] <jigpe> gogeta: no im talking to a calculation.im using squid and i dont know what number to put in 4mb and dont know what the calculation on how to get 4096
[10:41] <gogeta> getting a cheap offbrand will be slow
[10:42] <indus> moymoy: iam excited about usb transfer speeds actually, on whether i will get the full usb 2.0 spec
[10:42] <phoenixandthor> So far there doesn't seem to be a way to turn an ext3 filesystem into an ext4
[10:42] <indus> phoenixandthor: there is :)
[10:42] <gogeta> jigpe: 1024 is a mb so times it by 4
[10:42] <moymoy> indus: i thought they were already putting 3.0 specs into the kernel.. someone in this channel mentioned it
[10:42] <indus> moymoy: i did :D
[10:43] <moymoy> oh .. lol i must be brain dead
[10:43] <jigpe> gogeta: 1024x4?
[10:43] <gogeta> yea
[10:43] <gogeta> jigpe: 4096
[10:43] <jigpe> gogeta : how about if its only 384 kbps?
[10:43] <moymoy> indus: lol sorry.. i'm slipping.. getting pretty late here
[10:44] <moymoy> indus: hmm i swear! wasn't it gman who said it?
[10:44] <indus> phoenixandthor: http://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Howto#Converting_an_ext3_filesystem_to_ext4
[10:44] <jigpe> gogeta: what about 384kbps speed? how to calculate it?
[10:44] <indus> moymoy: i did i was answering him i believe
[10:44] <indus> moymoy: get some sleep :)
[10:44] <moymoy> jigpe: divide that number by 8 to get the kb/s
[10:44] <gogeta> jigpe: 384kbps is 30kb
[10:45] <gogeta> roughly
[10:45] <gogeta> 32kb
[10:45] <grawity> gogeta: kb or kB?
[10:45] <gogeta> kB
[10:45] <phoenixandthor> really doesn't matter
[10:45] <gogeta> that would be your uplaod speed
[10:45] <grawity> 384 kbps = 48 kB/s, says Google.
[10:45] <phoenixandthor> I don't think anything else uses the letter kb
[10:45] <gogeta> or download if you slow
[10:45] <grawity> phoenixandthor: kb is kilobits.
[10:45] <whoami> indus: i did something wiered today.
[10:45] <whoami> grawity: hey
[10:46] <grawity> phoenixandthor: 1 kB/s = 8 kb/s
[10:46] <indus> whoami: please dont tell me then
[10:46] <gogeta> heh well i was off there
[10:46] <whoami> [sudo] password for svn:
[10:46] <whoami> svn is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
[10:46] <jigpe> 384/8= 48. am i right moymoy?
[10:46] <gogeta> never good at those
[10:46] <whoami> hehe
[10:46] <moymoy> jigpe: yup.. that's correct
[10:46] <whoami> something happened to my /etc/sudoers
[10:46] <whoami> :P
[10:46] <gogeta> just a way for isps to sound faster then they relly are
[10:46] <gogeta> lol
[10:47] <grawity> gogeta: http://xkcd.com/394/
[10:47] <phoenixandthor> I wonder if its possible to cram a linux desktop into 5MB of space
[10:47] <grawity> phoenixandthor: If you want GUI, no.
[10:47] <ryuo> uh...
[10:47] <grawity> phoenixandthor: But embedded, command-line-only systems can fit in less than that
[10:48] <indus> grawity: well,officially 2 gb will do
[10:48] <gogeta> lol
[10:48] <grawity> /topic mb = milibit
[10:48] <indus> grawity: provided you never install a thing
[10:49] <grawity> indus: He said MB, not GB.
[10:49] <gogeta> phoenixandthor: yea thers linux that can fir on a 1.44 floppy and even a 32k rom disk
[10:49] <indus> grawity: yikes
[10:49] <jigpe> gogeta moymoy im lost with capital letter B and small b
[10:49] <indus> grawity: phoenixandthor well slax can run from RAM
[10:49] <indus> grawity: so can dsl or puppy i believe
[10:49] <grawity> jigpe: B is byte, b is bit. Byte is larger than bit.
[10:49] <phoenixandthor> they can both run from ram!
[10:50] <indus> jigpe: its just marketing nonsense isp put on us
[10:50] <gogeta> phoenixandthor: you said 8mb lol
[10:51] <moymoy> phoenixandthor: have you seen the world's smallest linux computer?
[10:51] <moymoy> phoenixandthor: google it
[10:51] <phoenixandthor> will do
[10:51] <gogeta> moymoy: you seen the worlds smallest server
[10:51] <indus> moymoy: a phone?
[10:52] <moymoy> phoenixandthor: indus: it looks like a matchbox.. really small.. i forgot the specs of it though
[10:52] <moymoy> gogeta: nope.. haven't seen the world's smallest server
[10:52] <indus> moymoy: its almost always an embedded device
[10:53] <u007> Hi anyone have luck running blueman bluetooth? the recent update seems to conflict with it
[10:53] <u007> my ubuntu is 9.04
[10:53] <phoenixandthor> You realize what you could do with a picotux?
[10:53] <phoenixandthor> firewall
[10:53] <gogeta> moymoy: there called plugin servers they fit on a standerd wall plug run 150$
[10:53] <phoenixandthor> and serving webpages
[10:54] <gogeta> moymoy: diskless but have a eathernet port
[10:54] <moymoy> here it is
[10:54] <moymoy> http://www.picotux.com/techdatae.html
[10:54] <indus> !offtopic
[10:55] <Sephiroth1> morning everyone...
[10:55] <moymoy> gogeta: what? is there any point in having a server like that? but it's interesting they exist
[10:55] <moymoy> hey sephi
[10:56] <phoenixandthor> Yeah, save money. Or go break into the server room at college with something that small and let the good times roll
[10:56] <indus> moymoy: probably useful when all computers shrink to size of hair using nano tech :)
[10:56] <phoenixandthor> That's using the picotux to replace the server the school's web site is hosted on lol
[10:57] <phoenixandthor> with something that small, they would never find it
[10:57] <gman> !chuck
[10:57] <moymoy> indus: rofl.. can you imagine customer service? ... "Uh... i seem to have lost my computer." -- "We're sorry for the inconvenience"
[10:57] <Lenin_Cat> ok I got fluixbox working, but how do I delete the fluxbox panel? and my font is all messed up
[10:57] <phoenixandthor> Coming soon... picotux with a beeper
[10:58] <Guest61782> can xbmc media center be installed on ubuntu 9.04?
[10:58] <indus> moymoy: maybe that picotux got one computer attracted to it with static electricity
[10:58] <moymoy> phoenixandthor: could even hide it IN one of their servers
[10:58] <indus> ok back to topic folks
[10:58] <Sephiroth1> can anyone please help me concerning ubuntu 9.04, i have a hp compaq nc6220, on windows it runs most games with ease, but in wine, playonlinux, cedega it lags... how to install and manage the codecs and graphics + dx in linux ? oh and how to run windows programs in linux? what software to use, wine ? and what additional installations have to be done ?
[10:58] <indus> Sephiroth1: depends on which games you want yo play
[10:58] <gogeta> moymoy: neat isnt it
[10:59] <nashSwiss> hi: I just set up bind9 on jaunty and I saw that apparmor just allows ::r for bind in /etc/bind. It says: /var/lib/bind is for dynamically updated zone (and journal) files ...but how to configure bind to put dynamic files to /var/lib/bind ???
[10:59] <moymoy> gogeta: that's all cool, but what can you use it for?
[10:59] <indus> Sephiroth1: the wine app database will give you all info you need
[10:59] <indus> !APPDB
[10:59] <indus> !appdb > Sephiroth1
[10:59] <thomg> Sephiroth1 you may want to sudo apt-get install virtualbox and look into that as well
[11:00] <phoenixandthor> Speaking of which, don't use VirtualBox with the Windows 7 beta, it isn't worth it
[11:00] <Hetor`> XP is only worth to use
[11:01] <vikas> Hi, can anyone tell me that if LILO boot manager does not find the 1st kernel to boot, will it go to the next one in the list?
[11:01] <frogzoo> no, lilo's pretty primitive
[11:02] <vikas> is there any boot loader that will go to the next kernel to boot if it fails to find the first in the list ?
[11:02] <phoenixandthor> Grub maybe
[11:02] <vikas> i tried grub but that fails too
[11:03] <indus> vikas: very interesting
[11:03] <vikas> any other suggestions ?
[11:03] <vikas> indus, hi
[11:03] <indus> vikas: i would say aks the grub mailing list if this can be done
[11:03] <indus> #grub
[11:04] <Sephiroth1> thanks for your replies everyone ... final question: what program to use to run windows appz in linux, and how to install and what is its dependencies?
[11:04] <indus> Sephiroth1: wine
[11:04] <vikas> indus, mailing list, i have never used before, please asist me
[11:04] <phoenixandthor> Wait a sec, I think it requires micro kernel to make that kind of decision
[11:04] <bullgard5> [Ubuntu 9.04] '~$ aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav; Playing WAVE '/usr/share/sounds/question.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 44100 Hz, Mono.' But the built-in loudspeakers do not vibrate. Neither when klicking GNOME > System > Preferences > Sound > Sound Preferences > Sounds > Sound Events > Sound Playback > Autodetect > Test. (But did so "earlier".) This error may have appeared after the recent dist-upgrade. How to proceed bu
[11:05] <indus> vikas: well,its  a email where you mail goes to a collection of all those added to the list ,and they reply
[11:05] <vikas> indus, i got it
[11:05] <vikas> thanks
[11:05] <indus> vikas: could you tell me , what exactly you mean by 'cant find a kernel'?
[11:05] <ShishKabab> Hello. I've installed Apache2 on a Kubuntu 9.04 box, but can't get it to automatically start. I did 'sudo update-rc.d apache2 defaults' which normally is enough but not this time. Any suggestions?
[11:06] <indus> vikas:  i believe what you are saying is , instead of us manually selectinh the next kernel from grub after rebooting,it does so automatuically
[11:06] <indus> vikas: this seems like a feature request,but i like it
[11:06] <co_dinet> Hii All
[11:06] <co_dinet> i have dual boot windows xp home and hardy
[11:06] <vikas> indus,  you got it
[11:06] <indus> vikas: go to the grub website and see their contact or devel lists
[11:07] <xps9000> Vikas, in the /boot/grub/menu.lst, you should be presented with a list, which says something like "default=0   # boot first item by default" then it has a fallback if that fails.
[11:07] <co_dinet> and when i login to xp bootmgr missing
[11:07] <co_dinet> what is the problem
[11:07] <co_dinet> any one can give me solution
[11:07] <indus> vikas: also,join #grub
[11:07] <peluchin> hola
[11:07] <peluchin> estoy soy nuevo en esto
[11:07] <indus> co_dinet: what is the exact error?
[11:07] <peluchin> estoy buscando un sitio en español
[11:07] <biczd> !es
[11:08] <co_dinet> wait a minute
[11:08] <vikas> indus, i have XP installed on HD and ubuntu installed on SD card, we use ubuntu only to recover windows, so if our client have any problem booting windows then we ask them to push the SD card in and the machine will boot in ubuntu so that we can login remotely and rescue
[11:08]  * man3x is away (I`am Out)
[11:08] <indus> vikas: well,you can ask the client to select the proper OS from grub isnt it?
[11:09] <indus> if they can push an sd card in, they can also select proper kernel from grub too? or did i miss anything here
[11:10] <Inertially> lunix is an illegal hacker operating system
[11:10] <erUSUL> !ot | Inertially
[11:10] <grawity> I see someone here likes adequacy.org ^
[11:10] <sipior> Inertially: i've never heard of lunix. tell me more.
[11:10] <sipior> Inertially: (don't tell me more)
[11:11] <vikas> indus, we dont want client to use keyboard,  hence if they just push in SD card the boot manager will find it and boot from it, once all is done they will simply push out the SD card and the machine will boot from windows
[11:11] <moymoy> Inertially: ROFL .. are you reading the "is your son a computer hacker" page?
[11:11] <Inertially> nah
[11:11] <indus> vikas: nice indeed.ask in the grub channel, i also suggest ask in grub dev list
[11:12] <Inertially> watched the screen savers
[11:12] <vikas> indus, thanks i will do that
[11:12] <sipior> vikas: easier perhaps to simply configure the machines to boot from the SD card first. if one is not present, the system defaults to the normal boot.
[11:13] <indus> vikas: hmm i think sipior is correct ,sd card boot is still not normal boot and counted as removable device
[11:13] <indus> vikas: change boot entry 1st one to sd?
[11:14] <vikas> sipior, the bad news is it doesnt work. When i configure BIOS to boot SD card as 1st bootable device. Next time when it reboot and if it doesnt find SD card it switches HD as 1st bood device
[11:14] <Kartagis> !kernel
[11:15] <vikas> indus, sipior the bad news is it doesnt work. When i configure BIOS to boot SD card as 1st bootable device. Next time when it reboot and if it doesnt find SD card it switches HD as 1st boot device
[11:15] <emtiem> ola
[11:16] <indus> vikas: automatically switches back to HD in bios?
[11:16] <vikas> indus, yes it does if even one reboot goes without SD card
[11:16] <sipior> vikas: that's unfortunate :-)
[11:17] <jipsy> appearance visual effects it tell me that desktop effects cant be enabled
[11:17] <vikas> sipior, yes it is that is why i am struggling so much for a boot loader
[11:17] <indus> sipior: vikas:now that is strange behaviour isnt it? are you sure you are  saving settings in bios?
[11:17] <phoenixandthor> brb, modding my UDE
[11:17] <GilJ> Hey guys, I was wondering
[11:18] <jipsy> help anybody..when i change my appearance>visual effects>> it tells me "desktop cant be enabled"/....what shud i do?
[11:18] <vikas> indus, sipior yes i am , i have tried that 100 times but still it falls back to HD as 1st boot device
[11:18] <GilJ> When I laucnh my computer with only openbox as session,  my wireless doesn't start by itself
[11:18] <erUSUL> jipsy: get 3d acceleration working
[11:18] <vikas> indus, sipior that really irritate me
[11:18] <sipior> vikas: i believe you; i've seen similar behaviour myself, in another context.
[11:18] <jipsy> ok thankz
[11:18] <jipsy> ill try
[11:18] <jipsy> any suggestions?
[11:18] <indus> vikas: aah seems like a bios bug
[11:18] <erUSUL> jipsy: what graphic card do you have ?
[11:19] <jipsy> intel
[11:19] <erUSUL> !intel | jipsy
[11:19] <jipsy> ok wait
[11:19] <vikas> indus, sipior i guess yes a BIOS bug but now i have no solution for this problem, i thought GRUB might helped me but it doesnt
[11:19] <moymoy> GibbaTheHutt: that's because when you launch only fluxbox, the Gnome network-manager isn't starting
[11:20] <indus> vikas: try upgrading to a newer bios version? be careful though it might ruin the motherboard
[11:20] <om26er> plz tell me a way to use qemu in a gui mode
[11:20] <sipior> vikas: well, you can still add a stanza to /boot/grub/menu.lst to boot from the card device. it simply won't work when no card is present. perhaps i misunderstand your problem?
[11:20] <indus> vikas: also,ask mobo makers for a patch
[11:21] <vikas> indus, I did tried that, i am using ASUS EeeBox B202, but to no avail
[11:21] <indus> sipior: he says,in case a customer cant boot windows,they insert sd card ,then grub auto boots from that device
[11:22] <vikas> indus, who is mobo makers?
[11:22] <indus> motherboard makers
[11:22] <indus> mo-bo
[11:22] <vikas> indus, ok i got it
[11:23] <indus> vikas: by default,hdd boots first?
[11:23] <vikas> indus, yes hdd boots first
[11:24] <indus> !paste > co_dinet
[11:24] <mataks> how to use compiz in kde/
[11:24] <om26er> indus: is qemu gui or command-line
[11:25] <indus> om26er: dont know really
[11:26] <Kartagis> I can't upgrade the kernel, why?
[11:26] <indus> co_dinet: please use paste for long messages
[11:26] <Lord-Readman> Happy System Admin Day http://www.sysadminday.com/
[11:26] <om26er> !qemu
[11:26] <p_valentine> kernelz bad
[11:26] <moymoy> indus: i guess i'll take a nap before the sun comes up
[11:26] <indus> moymoy: ok cu
[11:26] <indus> nap nap
[11:27] <tortuga> hi lamers
[11:28] <indus> hi noob
[11:28] <tortuga> indus: suck my dick
[11:28] <tortuga> suck, suck arf arf
[11:28] <indus> !language | tortuga
[11:28] <p_valentine> arf arf?
[11:28] <tortuga> !ops | indus
[11:28] <ottomatik> someone ban tortuga, if you're going to be annoying make it funny
[11:29] <p_valentine> i love irc
[11:29] <Kartagis> is linux-image-2.6.30-generic-pae good for my system?
[11:29] <TheFunkbomb> I have a quick question.  I have gdesklets installed.  Everything was fine until I enabled one of the desklets.  Now, gdesklets freezes
[11:30] <nexsja> 'ello.
[11:30] <p_valentine> Kartagis: depends on the system...
[11:30] <TheFunkbomb> how can I get rid of it?  As soon as I start gdesklets, this one freezes it up
[11:30] <ottomatik> also, UNR ftw
[11:30] <nexsja> are there any known issues in running compiz on a 64bit system?
[11:30] <frogzoo> TheFunkbomb: gdesklets generally suxorz
[11:30] <Kartagis> p_valentine, 32 bit
[11:30] <TheFunkbomb> I run compiz on 64 bit with no issues
[11:31] <bullgard5> [Ubuntu 9.04] '~$ aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav; Playing WAVE '/usr/share/sounds/question.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 44100 Hz, Mono.' But the built-in loudspeakers do not vibrate. Neither when klicking GNOME > System > Preferences > Sound > Sound Preferences > Sounds > Sound Events > Sound Playback > Autodetect > Test. (But did so "earlier".) This error may have appeared after the recent dist-upgrade. How to proceed bu
[11:31] <nexsja> TheFunkbomb: and your video card is?
[11:31] <TheFunkbomb> 9600gt
[11:31] <nexsja> hm...
[11:31] <nexsja> could it be that i've somehow installed wrong drivers or smtn?
[11:31] <nexsja> mine's 9300gs
[11:32] <TheFunkbomb> nexsja, do you have the recommended restricted drivers installed for that video card?
[11:32] <nexsja> TheFunkbomb: dunno :/
[11:33] <TheFunkbomb> nexsja, go to System>Administration>Hardware Drivers
[11:33] <indus> nexsja: paste output of glxinfo | grep render
[11:33] <nexsja> i won't get slapped for 3 lines of copy-paste, right?
[11:33] <shal3r> Which keyword shortcut triggers displaying what small box which shows monitor name?
[11:33] <TheFunkbomb> nexsja, do what I said first lol
[11:33] <nexsja> direct rendering: Yes
[11:33] <nexsja> OpenGL renderer string: GeForce 9300M GS/PCI/SSE2
[11:34] <nexsja>     GL_NV_depth_buffer_float, GL_NV_conditional_render, GL_NV_depth_clamp,
[11:34] <nexsja>     GL_NV_vertex_program3, GL_NVX_conditional_render, GL_SGIS_generate_mipmap,
[11:34] <FloodBot1> nexsja: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:34] <nexsja> that's faster :D
[11:34] <p_valentine> kartegis: I have no idea, actually, sorry.
[11:34] <shal3r> s/what/that
[11:34] <Kartagis> !pastebin | nexsja
[11:34] <Lenin_Cat> is there anyway to do kernel updates without restarting
[11:34] <TheFunkbomb> Lenin_Cat, no
[11:34] <nexsja> TheFunkbomb: no, i don't have them installed
[11:35] <nexsja> TheFunkbomb: i've got...mm... NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver (version 180) (Recommended) activated
[11:35] <nexsja> and another one v173, not activated
[11:35] <indus> Lenin_Cat: no there isnt
[11:35] <TheFunkbomb> okay
[11:35] <bob_f> Hello, if I apt-get install python2.5, is there a way to get "python-foo" packages to install against python2.5 instead of 2.4 ?
[11:35] <TheFunkbomb> yeah, use the recommended one
[11:35] <TheFunkbomb> nexsja, you're on a laptop?
[11:36] <nexsja> TheFunkbomb: i am.
[11:36] <Lenin_Cat> what about kspice?
[11:36] <nexsja> what's that?
[11:36] <ikanobori> bob_f: sudo update-alternatives
[11:36] <thomg> KSPLICE
[11:36] <nexsja> um, sry... :> wrong line
[11:37] <thomg> is the best program
[11:37] <ikanobori> With some arguments.
[11:37] <thomg> ever written
[11:37] <thomg> except
[11:37] <thomg> it's not done yet.
[11:37] <FloodBot1> thomg: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:37] <thomg> yeesh, sorry
[11:37] <nexsja> TheFunkbomb: any ideas?
[11:37] <TheFunkbomb> hmmm
[11:37] <TheFunkbomb> it's a 256mb card?
[11:37] <nexsja> 512
[11:38] <TheFunkbomb> what exactly is the problem?
[11:38] <indus> nexsja: TheFunkbomb whats the problem
[11:38] <nexsja> indus: compiz is acting weird...
[11:38] <TheFunkbomb> does it freeze?  does it lag?  does it just not work?
[11:38] <nexsja> it works, but..mmm...
[11:38] <indus> nexsja: aah compiz,never use it
[11:38] <TheFunkbomb> what are you doing when compiz acts weird?
[11:38] <nexsja> it's a bit hard to explain
[11:38] <TheFunkbomb> do your best
[11:39] <ottomatik> what happened to beryl?
[11:39] <nexsja> for example, if i select a person in skype, then the white box doesn't show, only some buttons,
[11:39] <nexsja> if i get some output in the terminal - it doesn't show, only if i scroll up/down
[11:39] <nexsja> or select all
[11:39] <TheFunkbomb> and it doesn't do that when compiz is off?
[11:39] <ottomatik> wasn't beryl a compiz replacement?
[11:39] <nexsja> TheFunkbomb: yup, with compiz off everything's okay
[11:39] <grawity> ottomatik: it was, IIRC... but they have merged again, or something.
[11:40] <TheFunkbomb> interesting...
[11:40] <TheFunkbomb> let's look at the compiz site
[11:40] <ottomatik> nice
[11:40] <nexsja> 3D apps like games run nicely, though some bugs with the text still persist
[11:41] <TheFunkbomb> nexsja, http://wiki.compiz-fusion.org/Troubleshooting#nVidia_Cards
[11:42] <corpsicle> how do i search through a list of the currently installed packages ? i tried sudo apt-cache --installed search but that doesnt seem to work
[11:42] <bullgard5> [Ubuntu 9.04] '~$ aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav; Playing WAVE '/usr/share/sounds/question.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 44100 Hz, Mono.' But the built-in loudspeakers do not vibrate. Neither when klicking GNOME > System > Preferences > Sound > Sound Preferences > Sounds > Sound Events > Sound Playback > Autodetect > Test. (But did so "earlier".) This error may have appeared after the recent dist-upgrade. How to proceed bu
[11:42] <psycho_oreos> anyone tried getting remote desktop to work? I'm trying the xdmcp + xvnc guide but all I'm getting is a checkered background with a X as mouse cursor. I'm running jaunty and I suspect the issue lies with xdmcp which is part of gdm
[11:43] <mythri> hello someone help me i m new to ubuntu.. when i usb connect my mobile where do i check for the files in MY COMPUTER?
[11:43] <jzaboo> Hi, got a problem with proftpd. When I transfer file proftps debug log says: mod_tls/2.1.2: unexpected OpenSSL error, disconnecting
[11:44] <nexsja> fck!
[11:44] <nexsja> sorry...
[11:44] <psycho_oreos> mythri, is your mobile phone one of those N or E series nokia?
[11:44] <th0r> bullgard4: if possible at the 3 second delay at bootup press ESC and choose an earlier kernel; see if the sound works. If the recent dist upgrade installed just the -14 kernel, install the -13 kernel and try that
[11:44] <nexsja> ran compiz in terminal - lost all borders for windows
[11:44] <nexsja> YAY...
[11:44] <mythri> psycho_oreos, yea it is n73
[11:45] <JenniferB> hi follks. I have installed and succesfully running vnc to my linux machine from my windows machine.. but for some reason I can't use the terminal on the vnc linux .. any ideas?
[11:45] <th0r> psycho_oreos: did you set up vnc to start gnome? The checkered background sounds like twm
[11:45] <psycho_oreos> mythri, I'm afraid there's not much of a chance to see those files.. I have n95 and it won't work.. its an issue with using symbianOS
[11:45] <mythri> oh :'(
[11:45] <mythri> psycho_oreos, does ubuntu work with pendrive?
[11:46] <psycho_oreos> th0r, not quite sure, according to the guide it said to setup xdmcp via gdm.conf but I've done all that's requested, even restarted gdm but I'm not getting any luck
[11:46] <grawity> It does.
[11:46] <tvuser> hi, how can I find the window class of osdsh?
[11:46] <p_valentine> DOG
[11:46] <psycho_oreos> mythri, I think the only work around for nokia case is to probably use virtualisation and run windows inside that virtualisation software
[11:46] <th0r> psycho_oreos: there is someplace to set which wm vnc uses...and by default it uses twm which is minimal at best...just give me a sec
[11:46] <p_valentine> ZONE
[11:46] <nexsja> How do i restart X?
[11:47] <p_valentine> rstr x -p
[11:47] <bullgard5> th0r: Thank you. I will try this.
[11:47] <jzaboo> Hi, got a problem with proftpd. When I transfer file proftps debug log says: mod_tls/2.1.2: unexpected OpenSSL error, disconnecting. Can anybody help me out?
[11:47] <psycho_oreos> th0r, thanks btw, dunno if this is related but xdmcp runs on a different port.. maybe Xvnc needs to port forward? *shrugs*
[11:47] <grawity> nexsja: 'sudo service gdm restart &'
[11:47] <mythri> psycho_oreos, thanks
[11:47] <thomg> nexsja CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE
[11:47] <mythri> i got to go
[11:47] <psycho_oreos> mythri, nw
[11:48] <grawity> thomg: That has been disabled on Ubuntu 9.04 due too many user complaints.
[11:48] <bazhang> !dontzap | thomg
[11:48] <th0r> psycho_oreos: first, here is info on the wm settting....http://www.ioncannon.net/system-administration/90/how-to-set-up-different-window-managers-with-vnc/
[11:48] <psycho_oreos> th0r, thanks a bunch! will look into it now
[11:49] <th0r> psycho_oreos: also, I never used xdcmp as it is a security risk. But that aside, if you try X forwarding via ssh you may never look back....it is a lot faster and more transparent
[11:49] <jzaboo> No one here with proftpd knowledge?
[11:50] <psycho_oreos> th0r, yeah I'm trying to get it all working step by step, I followed an older guide which lead me into connection refused by Xvnc.. so I got that to work and now its the checkered plate background lol
[11:50] <nexsja> ....i forgot to ask what's "&" for after the restart? :<
[11:50] <psycho_oreos> runs the process in background
[11:50] <nexsja> and gdm didn't even restart. it hang up. had to login from the terminal and start gdm manually :<
[11:51] <th0r> psycho_oreos: just checked...that xstartup script is created the first time you run vncserver. Try replacing the twm with gdm...or better yet startxfce4....gdm is so heavy
[11:52] <psycho_oreos> th0r, startxfce4 brings up that xfce4's login menu? interesting :) thanks
[11:52] <bluegoon> Hi guys, which Linux distro would be best suited for someone without an internet connection?
[11:52] <nexsja> none O_O
[11:53] <moDumass> hey all, i got a 1Terabyte usb hard drive, and I cant get it to automount in ubuntu 9.04, its sporadicly will automount, but then i cant get it too - any ideas?
[11:53] <grawity> bluegoon: Any of them.
[11:53] <ikanobori> bluegoon: Any.
[11:53] <moDumass> oh, its an NTFS drivev
[11:53] <bluegoon> thanks guys. :)
[11:53] <jzaboo> please I need to get those files onmy box and that FTP thingy is freaking me out...
[11:53] <grawity> bluegoon: For Ubuntu, you can download packages manually from http://packages.ubuntu.com/ and then transfer on a CD or whatever.
[11:53] <bluegoon> Whats the difference between a dvd distrobution and a normal cd one?
[11:54] <Demon__> lodz of pkgs
[11:54] <jzaboo> bluegoon: DVD contains more Packages you wont have to DL
[11:54] <raziel> can someone help me to setup my soundcards, i have 2 on my machine and its a headache to configure them for wine
[11:54] <tuntun> Hi. I would like to seed the ubuntu iso, so I downloaded a multipart .rar set of the ubuntu .iso file. I extracted the iso and deleted the rar's. As I'm sure other torrents include the same iso hash, if I make a new torrent for the file will other torrents include me as a seed?
[11:55] <nexsja> In compiz, what's "Software Rasterizer" ?
[11:55] <nexsja> and "Xg1"?
[11:55] <nexsja> they're just not present, maybe they're the problem?
[11:55] <sanket> anyone?
[11:56] <sanket> do you how to connect a midi keyboard to ardour.. ?
[11:56] <th0r> psycho_oreos: now I am having problems...can you pastebin your xstartup for vnc?
[11:58] <no1peanut> how do I set the timezone unattended ?
[11:58] <sanket> any musicians out there.. ?
[11:58] <sanket> quit
[11:59] <thomg> <- kinda
[12:00] <jipsy> ok heres another prob..my cuz invited me to view her webcam...then this appears...webcam invyt..which is not supported...dunno what to do
[12:00] <psycho_oreos> th0r, not getting anywhere lol, I've tried to make it as close to the guide you referred as possible.. I'm still getting checkered background lol
[12:01] <th0r> psycho_oreos: yeah...so am I. I installed vncserver, but never tried it til now.
[12:01] <psycho_oreos> th0r,  I've followed this guide: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4963842&postcount=1
[12:02] <th0r> psycho_oreos: I will get it shortly <smile>
[12:02] <psycho_oreos> and then this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5160808&postcount=20
[12:02] <psycho_oreos> lol you're challenging me ;)
[12:02] <Dreamglider> anyone know a tool for easy conversion of video files to ipod video ?
[12:03] <jipsy> ok heres another prob..my cuz invited me to view her webcam...then this appears...webcam invyt..which is not supported...dunno what to do...can anybody help me???
[12:04] <raziel> i found this info  http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-895009.html but i dont understand some things can someone help?
[12:04] <ikanobori> jipsy: i...do..not..know..what...webcam you...are...using...what is..the...exact error you are... getting... in what...program?
[12:04] <bullgard4> th0r: No luck. I booted the previous kernel, de-asserted 'Mute' in the Volume Control, set the fader to maximum. But the result is the same.
[12:04] <jester_> \server irc.oltreirc.org
[12:05] <jipsy> im not using any webcam i just want to view my cuzins webcam....it told me that kim invited you to view her webcam..which is not supported yet
[12:05] <th0r> bullgard4: ok...was worth a shot. I am no audio expert...just thought that would be an easy first effort.
[12:05] <bullgard4> th0r: Yes. Thank you for commenting.
[12:06] <ikanobori> jipsy: Then plain and simple, you can use a flash webcam service on the internet.
[12:06] <ikanobori> Pidgin does not *yet* support webcam chat in WLM-protocal because they keep changing it to lock out 3rd party software.
[12:07] <jipsy> what is that??shud i install that in the add/remove programs?
[12:07] <jipsy> got the link?
[12:07] <grawity> ikanobori: I thought Pidgin doesn't have webcam support _at all_?
[12:07] <ikanobori> grawity: Apparently it shows the message that it is not supported ‘yet’ :-)
[12:08] <jipsy> ohhh guru ikanobori teach me the ways of a webcam ^^
[12:08] <ikanobori> jipsy: I do not know which services offer it, just that I once used one.
[12:08] <grawity> ikanobori: If I understand correctly, adding support for webcams and/or voice requires a lot of work, because Pidgin is essentially a GUI to the libpurple libs - and they must keep working without that GUI (on Finch, Meebo, etc).
[12:09] <indus> grawity: well,now its empathy's turn to address voice/video
[12:09] <ikanobori> I know, though WLM keeps changing it’s webcam protocol (which is a bigger hurdle to take)
[12:09] <jipsy> crap....is there anything i can install besyds pidgin
[12:09] <indus> it does support google chat i hear, but i cant get it to work.
[12:09] <th0r> psycho_oreos: I can get you gnome...interested?
[12:10] <indus> jipsy: skype?
[12:10] <ikanobori> jipsy: Skype has webcam support.
[12:10] <jipsy> wer using ym
[12:10] <jipsy> got no acct in skype
[12:10] <indus> jipsy: try gyachi
[12:10] <indus> !gyachi
[12:10] <vikas> pidgin does support gmail, yahoo and msn very well. I personaly use d it
[12:10] <jipsy> hmm wat shud i type in the terminal ohhh master
[12:10] <indus> he is talking about cvideo
[12:11] <jipsy> i am tokin about viewing my cuzins webcam
[12:11] <indus> jipsy: http://gyachi.sourceforge.net/
[12:11] <vikas> sorry video is not supported in any chat client on linux except skype
[12:11] <vikas> i suppose
[12:11] <indus> jipsy: but frankly i would recommend not to use it, development is dead
[12:11] <grawity> Ekiga supports video.
[12:12] <indus> !info empathy
[12:12] <vikas> Ekiga is a VOIP client
[12:12] <grawity> Yeah, so is Skype.
[12:12] <jipsy> hmmmmm....wat to do2x
[12:12] <grawity> vikas: Actually, Ekiga is a SIP client
[12:13] <vikas> grawity, ok
[12:13] <indus> jipsy: sorry but nothing much you can do really
[12:13] <bazhang> !u > jipsy
[12:13] <indus> vikas: grawity skype provides encryped voice and video chat and its the best app for  this
[12:14] <jipsy> now how can i sell my girls in the internet without using webcam...giving pictures to my client sux
[12:14] <psycho_oreos> th0r, hmm you mean gdm?
[12:14] <bazhang> jipsy, that is not appropriate for here
[12:14] <Athunye> Hello. Since the update to 2.6.28-14 some pages like yahoo.com, scrib.com and some other won't load. In karmic they do load and so with arch linux.
[12:14] <Athunye> Any ideas?
[12:14] <indus> sell your girls?
[12:14] <indus> jipsy: stick to tech talk, please
[12:14] <th0r> psycho_oreos: no, vnc prompts for the password on first connection, then puts me right into the gnome desktop
[12:14] <grawity> indus: I wouldn't trust Skype. It's a pretty nice program, but ...
[12:15] <indus> grawity: i trust it. rest is FUD
[12:15] <th0r> psycho_oreos: I just can't figure out how to change it to xfce4
[12:15] <vikas> indus, i am sorry i am unaware of what jipsy really wants
[12:15] <psycho_oreos> th0r, sounds somewhat interesting I'll give it a try :) I'm using xfce4 desktop fyi :)
[12:15] <indus> grawity: but nvm its !off topic i guess
[12:15] <psycho_oreos> ahh dang oh well its a start I suppose
[12:15] <tmba> Hi, is there any way to set scripts in init.d to be run as a specific user (not root) upon boot??
[12:15] <th0r> psycho_oreos: yeah...so am I....but it insists on gnome in vnc
[12:16] <indus> iam excited about empathy being default in karmic, probably will do something about yahoo webcams etx, but i prefer encryption
[12:16] <jipsy> anyway thankz for the time guys
[12:16] <psycho_oreos> th0r, probably the way the package is to be built and xubuntu afterall is a branch of of ubuntu.. same with kubuntu, etc
[12:16] <grawity> indus: XMPP also supports encryption.
[12:16] <indus> i hear even the feds find it difficult to crack skype
[12:16] <vikas> tmba, you can run a script as a specified user in "Startup Application" but cant do it through init.d if i am not wrong
[12:16] <moDumass> +!automount
[12:16] <indus> grawity: not 256 bit surely not
[12:16] <moDumass> !automount
[12:16] <th0r> psycho_oreos: no...in the past I had it working....will figure it out....eventually <smile>
[12:17] <grawity> indus: Even better. SSL with whaever you want :)
[12:17] <grawity> indus: Skype uses strong encryption, but it also depends heavily on security-by-obscurity.
[12:17] <indus> anyways, iam waiting for the easy questions
[12:17] <psycho_oreos> th0r, heh, so what was the method you got it to work with login?
[12:17] <grawity> indus: XMPP, on the other hand, is an open protocol, and uses widely used and tested security features.
[12:17] <psycho_oreos> I've tried /usr/sbin/gdm which still resulted to checkered background
[12:17] <WiZz3> does skype work with jaunty ?
[12:17] <tmba> vikas: "Startup Applications" is not good enough, I need it before login. I'm thinking of doing it with sudo, but I'm sure theres a better way
[12:18] <psycho_oreos> that was before I started running Xvnc in verbose mode and under non-root account
[12:18] <indus> grawity: skype protocols are also much the same,but they implement it in  a way we dont know i guess
[12:18] <th0r> psycho_oreos: this was first time for me running vncserver, so it asked me to define a password. I ran vncserver with 'vncserver :1' then access with 'vncviewer localhost:1'
[12:18] <aprilhare_> hey
[12:18] <indus> grawity: but anyways i am waiting for a chap who was having windows bootmanager issues
[12:18] <grawity> indus: Skype protocol is so far unknown to anyone. (#ubuntu-offtopic)
[12:18] <indus> he disappeared
[12:19] <rizitis> ! cdr > rizitis
[12:19] <th0r> psycho_oreos: I only have one line in the ~/.vnc/xstartup file..../etc/X11/Xsession
[12:19]  * aprilhare_ would like to know: how do I make Evolution play a sound effect when mail is received?
[12:19] <grom358> does partimage support restore a partition image to partition of different size?
[12:19] <psycho_oreos> th0r, hmm interesting, so you're using vncserver instead of Xvnc
[12:19] <th0r> psycho_oreos: oh yeah....installed vnc4server
[12:19] <psycho_oreos> think I might have that installed
[12:19] <grom358> just trying to figure out the best way I can snapshot my windows xp install
[12:20] <thomg> delete it?
[12:20] <psycho_oreos> alright, thanks for the heads up, gonna try and see if I can further
[12:20] <phr3ak> how could i see the status of battery?
[12:22] <Dextorion> phr3ak, right click and.. and gadget or whatever on the bar.
[12:22] <m4n1l4> hi
[12:22] <m4n1l4> how to delete temp datas in ubuntu?
[12:22] <m4n1l4> my /tmp is too full
[12:22] <m4n1l4> i cant do anything now
[12:22] <lbj> How do I set max cstate 2 in Jaunty? /etc/modprobe.d/options doesnt work, /sys/processer/parameters doesnt work...
[12:23] <kindofabuzz> grom358, clonezilla
[12:23] <indus> m4n1l4: its automatically deleted in some time
[12:23] <m4n1l4> hm lol ^^
[12:23] <m4n1l4> cant wait that long
[12:23] <m4n1l4> i cant install or burn anything
[12:23] <vikas> m4n1l4, best way is to loginto another tty and "rm -fr /tmp/*"
[12:23] <m4n1l4> tty?
[12:24] <vikas> m4n1l4, if still its taking long time to respond a reboot will solve your probs
[12:24] <m4n1l4> if i reboot now the tmp files dont get deleted
[12:24] <Dextorion> m4n1l4, ehehe. teletype, or Console
[12:24] <Trijntje> m4n1|4: ctrl + alt + F1 to log into a text only environment
[12:25] <m4n1l4> ok
[12:25] <Trijntje> ctrl + alt + f7 to get back
[12:25] <Trijntje> remember that! :P
[12:25] <m4n1l4> and then write sudo rm -fr /tmp/*
[12:25] <m4n1l4> or what?
[12:25] <vikas> m4n1l4, yes
[12:25] <m4n1l4> ok i will try this
[12:25] <Dr_Willis> be carefull with that command m4n1l4  dont make any typos...
[12:25] <psycho_oreos> th0r, lol I'm in a worse state compared to yours, I only got the terminal sitting inside the vnc
[12:25] <m4n1l4> yep
[12:26] <[criipt]> How do I convert an ext4 to ext3 fs?
[12:26] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  you installed vnc4server ? it defaults to using twm in its default .vnc/xstartup  edit that file and make it run a window manager thats actually installed.. I perfer icewm for vnc sessions
[12:26] <m4n1l4> when i do this, my active downloads, will they stop ?
[12:26] <m4n1l4> i mean do i log out by doing this?
[12:26] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  it defaults to twm. even tho twm is not installed. :)
[12:26] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, yeah I did that, it won't work :)
[12:27] <Dextorion> m4n1l4, no
[12:27] <psycho_oreos> I've followed a guide from th0r
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  you did force the vncserver to quit and restarted it?
[12:27] <vikas> [criipt], you can by formatting "mkfs.ext3 /dev/your_partition but this will delete all the data on that partition
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  its easy to accidently start new vnc sessions by mistake.
[12:27] <dremits> hey i have setup lamp + tomcat and can access from another windows pc with ip address in browser but not with hostname. what do i need to do to allow access via hostame?
[12:27] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, yup, I've also installed vncserver which calls tightvncserver
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  actually vnc4server and tightvnc both install a 'script' called vncserver
[12:27] <[criipt]> vikas, Thought so =( Just wanted to make sure, Thanks.
[12:28] <th0r> Dr_Willis: I tried that....it isn't working. I get gnome no matter what I put in that xstartup
[12:28] <vikas> [criipt], you are welcome
[12:28] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:   you got somthing odd then.. I always have to explicatly tell it to use gnome-session/
[12:28] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, weird, for some reason vnc4server calls Xvnc and vncserver calls tightvncserver lol
[12:28] <psycho_oreos> I've added /usr/sbin/gdm but no dice
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  having both installed.. might be goofing up things. I use vnc4server all the time. and i call it with vncserver command
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  there are wayt to get vnc to spawn, show gdm as needed...
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  which may or may be what you want.
[12:29] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, yeah if I could get it to do that or better yet share the same desktop it'll be ideal
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  i normally (on a clean install) install vnc4server, run vncserver first time.. it sets up the vncserver password and makes the .vnc/ xstartup   I then kill the vncserver with 'vncserver -kill :1' and edit the xstartup as i want.
[12:30] <psycho_oreos> right now I've followed the guides but they are outdated and it didn't work as expected, I had to muck around to get some parts working
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  for shareing the 'same' desktop as seen locally you use x11vnc or the gnome vnc feature.. Not vnc4server or tightvnc
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  i always want to have a 'hidden/seperate' desktop for my vnc sessions.
[12:31] <th0r> Dr_Willis: that is what I did, but I can't get xfce to run...only gnome
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  vnc is a very.. flexiable and powerfull tool. :) it can do things on linux that  windows users only dream of.
[12:31] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, ahh that'll be another way :)
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  thats odd...  let me fire up my other box.
[12:32] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, hate to be frank but I'm using xubuntu :)
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  it shouldent matter.
[12:32] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, that's what I would have thought, yet for some reason I'm not getting anywhere
[12:32] <tmba> vikas: found it.. use su to run command as a specific user
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> vnc4server should run whatever is in /home/username/.vnc/xstartup  you having BOTh vnc4server and tightvnc installed may be the issue
[12:33] <alle> #ubuntu-it
[12:33] <vikas>  tmba yes you can run a command as a specific user by su but not in init.d
[12:33] <vikas> tmba, can you?
[12:33] <psycho_oreos> they both still call upon the same xstartup and I kill one completely (via pkill and double-checked it via lsof -i)
[12:33] <psycho_oreos> hmm
[12:33] <dremits> hey i have setup a lamp + tomcat server and can access from another windows pc with ip address in browser but not with hostname. what do i need to do to allow access via hostame?
[12:34] <moDumass> hmm, google wont help[
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> kill them with vncserver -kill :1 perhaps.
[12:34] <moDumass> has anyone had issues with automounting ntfs drives
[12:34] <moDumass> ?
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> moDumass:  only when windows dosent cleanly unmount them
[12:34] <tmba> vikas: haven't tried that yet..  :)   I thought I could just put the 'su whoever -l -c command' inside my script that is run in init.d
[12:34] <vikas> moDumass, no i didnt had any probs mounting ntfs
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. whats the command to launch the xfce desktop.. :) i forget..
[12:35] <jrib> tmba: you should be ablo to just use cron with @reboot as the time
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> editing my vnc/xstartup now to test it.
[12:35] <moDumass> Dr_Willis, this ones never seen windows on my machine, and i was copying data from the hdd when it threw its toys
[12:35] <vikas> tmba, ''su whoever -l -c command' needs a password of that user, so if you put in init.d who will provide password at boot time?
[12:35] <moDumass> and now - i cannot mount
[12:36] <moDumass> Dr_Willis, is there any way to safely unmount the drive?
[12:36] <thomg> moDumass did you sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g already?
[12:36] <tmba> vikas: you don't seem to need passwd for user, not if you're root as far as I've seen. And I would guess those scripts are run as root
[12:37] <moDumass> thomg yeh ages ago, i have multiple ntfs drives on a nas
[12:37] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, ok I removed tightvncserver, so vncserver now calls Xvnc instead but no dice :)
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> moDumass:   check dmesg for any error messages.. you could alwyas just reboot to force it to unmount..  it could be a bad drive issue also..
[12:37] <Kennie> you can configure sudo to not ask a password with the sudoers file
[12:37] <janisozaur> how can i list packages delivered by repository? or other way round - how do i find which repositories deliver the package?
[12:37] <psycho_oreos> I think startxfce4 starts up xfce
[12:37] <tmba> jrib: nice suggestion btw!
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  how are you showing that vncserver calls Xvnc?
[12:37] <vikas> tmba, you have a point, i havent tried that, i assume it will run then.
[12:37] <thomg> moDumass, why are you still using NTFS? I'd switch to ext3, it's more reliable.
[12:37] <indus> janisozaur: hello
[12:37] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, not getting it to show, just lsof -i shows which process is running and which ports its listening to
[12:38] <indus> janisozaur: filter by repo?
[12:38] <janisozaur> indus: hello. using new gateway now :)
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  interesting - i THINK the issue is with startxfce4 command/script
[12:38] <indus> janisozaur: which one\
[12:38] <indus> janisozaur: i need a refresh
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  startxxfce4 is like 'startx' it tries to spawn its own X session.. you dont need that for vnc..
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  im testing this by running 'startxfce4' in the vnc session 'teminal' I SEEm to recall this issue befor.
[12:38] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, well I dunno, th0r seems to be in better luck at getting gdm login.. I'm stuck with just a logged in terminal after entering my password for vnc session
[12:39] <janisozaur> indus: i mean i've reinstalled system on my gateway, it's running 9.04 and it has lots of space now
[12:39] <moDumass> thomg - because in linux we have both worlds, and for this drive its NTFS - its the drive the drifts from machine to machine
[12:39] <indus> kk
[12:39] <janisozaur> indus: not that much important anyway :P
[12:39] <indus> janisozaur: dobrzi :)
[12:39] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, tried /usr/sbin/gdm which does nothing.. still spawning terminal
[12:39] <moDumass> Dr_Willis, please dont let it be a bad drive, its pretty new
[12:39] <janisozaur> indus: :D
[12:39] <indus> moDumass: what u trying to do?
[12:40] <thomg> moDumass truth, as much as I may dislike it. i'm going to bed now, i hope the people in here help you with your driver issue.
[12:40] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  run 'startxfce4' from that terminal.. you will see what i am talking about.
[12:40] <janisozaur> indus: where are you from? gosh, this is going OT...
[12:40] <moDumass> thomg, haha, thaks anyway
[12:40] <moDumass> indus, i was using a ntfs external terabyte usb drive and it will no longer automount
[12:41] <vikas> moDumass, check your /etc/fstab
[12:41] <geirha> psycho_oreos: Haven't followed your case here, but you might find !freenx to be easier and faster than vnc
[12:41] <dremits> >	hey i have setup lamp + tomcat and can access from another windows pc with ip address in browser but not with hostname. what do i need to do to allow access via hostame?
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  psycho_oreos  i recall having to basically make the xstartup script run the 'parts' of xfce4  thats needed.. the xfce4 'scripts' where trying to be too smart. and do things on their own.. that dident work with vnc
[12:41] <moDumass> indus, and vicas, random, i just tried to use it on my eepc and it automounted immediately
[12:42] <psycho_oreos> geirha, ahh thanks, that was the other name of the tool that was mentioned in another chan back awhile ago along with synergy
[12:42] <vikas> moDumass, what do you mean by automount? is it during boot time or by just clicking that drive on nautilus ?
[12:43] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, yeah I can see that it tries to use :0.0 .. the same as startx trying to start on :0 but I mean even with gdm login and then dropping me into another session is not possible
[12:43] <moDumass> indus, and vicas, i have unmounted on laptop and re pluged into my main machine
[12:43] <moDumass> doesnt see it
[12:43] <moDumass> vikas, stick usb male into usb female on machine, and it usually open up, but not anymore
[12:43] <moDumass> not on my main machine
[12:43] <moDumass> will do it on my laptop though
[12:43] <psycho_oreos> !freenx | psycho_oreos
[12:43] <vikas> moDumass, ok i got it
[12:44] <indus> moDumass: power on?
[12:45] <indus> moDumass: did u try a mount -a
[12:45] <janisozaur> using cli, how can i find which software repositories deliver given package?
[12:45] <lstarnes> janisozaur: apt-cache policy packagename
[12:46] <moDumass> indus, power on
[12:46] <indus> moDumass: when you type mount in terminal do u see this drive
[12:46] <moDumass> indus, i did, and it has mounted all the other drives
[12:46] <indus> moDumass: do u see this in lsusb? if so, then why not manually mount it
[12:47] <indus> moDumass: sudo mount /dev/sdx /mntpoint -t vfat etc
[12:47] <moDumass> i wander if i have a usb problem
[12:48] <moDumass> might try another usb thang
[12:48] <kindofabuzz> moDumass, did you change any preferences in Nautilus? that where you have the auto mount prefernces and stuff
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  i just rember what i had to do in the past.. xfce has its own very complex xinit scriot. I took what it ran and made my own 'xfce-vnc' script i made vncserver run..    i just redid the edits.. let me pastebin it. :)
[12:48] <indus> moDumass: can u paste the output of lsusb
[12:49] <indus> !paste > moDumass
[12:49] <lbj> How do I set max cstate on jaunty?
[12:49] <vikas> moDumass, press "Alt+F2" and type gconf-editor
[12:49] <vikas> moDumass, a window will open its like registry in windows
[12:49] <vikas> moDumass, go to apps->nautilus->preferences
[12:49] <vikas> moDumass, check keyword "medis_automount . It should be ticked
[12:49] <FloodBot1> vikas: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:49] <vikas> moDumass, media_automount
[12:49] <vikas> moDumass, did you find it ?
[12:49] <[criipt]> Hi, Is alloc_on_commit mode supported in 2.6.28-14-generic?
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  /etc/xdg/xfce4/xinitrc
[12:49] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, cool thanks, in the meantime I'm using x11vnc.. I'll get freenx working and those will act as backups :)
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  i copied that xinitrc script to one in .vnc/xfce_vnc_startup  then started cutting out parts. :)
[12:50] <moDumass> vikas, media_automount was ticked
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  my hacked script --> /etc/xdg/xfce4/xinitrc
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> ooops
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  my hacked script -->  http://pastebin.com/f3e67f9fa
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> :)
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  i never have figured out the xfce-session stuff or how to make it work right. but i rarely use xfce.
[12:51] <moDumass> indus gimme a sec
[12:52] <moDumass> indus, http://pastebin.com/m3496c5a1
[12:53] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, holy cow, the original script alone is a fair bit of llnes lol
[12:53] <psycho_oreos> s/llnes/lines
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  yes.. as i said.. it tries to do so much.. i think it breaks things.
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  all it really needs to do is start the xfce window manager, and panel, and a few otehr bits.. like at the bottom of my example.
[12:53] <raziel> i tried the command ''asoundconf set-default-card Intel'' but my default  sound card is not changing, any other way to do this?
[12:53] <indus> moDumass: what brand usb is it?
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  its sort of replacing the whole 'startx' script.
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  and people say xfce is light.. :)
[12:54] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, its supposed to be :)
[12:54] <indus> moDumass: also can u paste output of sudo fdisk -l
[12:54] <moDumass> indus, its a seagate
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  yea.. wich is a little silly in ways.. 'startkde' dosent replace  startx. it gets called by it basically.
[12:55] <indus> moDumass: and what is on that disk?
[12:55] <vikas> moDumass, check this http://paste.ubuntu.com/238973/
[12:55] <rabidweezle> isn't there like a "super apache" package of sorts that has like php and mysql and all that built in?
[12:55] <moDumass> indus http://pastebin.com/m60fedf4c
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  in theory  from the console you can do 'startxfce' instead of startx and get xfce desktop I recall.
[12:55] <dremits> wget http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webadmin/webmin_1.470_all.deb
[12:55] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, I guess it doesn't have a proper integration mechanism so it does sanity checks lol or makes it easy for some beginner
[12:55] <moDumass> its a veriety of stuff, media, blender files, images, music, its a terabyte drive
[12:55] <paul68> is there a way that I can masquade to which sides I am surfing while my laptop is connected to the wifi router at work?
[12:56] <indus> moDumass: ok is it a fat 32?
[12:56] <vikas> moDumass, http://paste.ubuntu.com/238973/
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  its assumingyoua re going to run it The 'normal' way :) not via vnc. AHA! google hit found some info.
[12:56] <indus> moDumass: the sdb1 is that device ?
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  http://forum.ovh.co.uk/showthread.php?p=8482
[12:56] <vikas> moDumass, usually you have to tick 'media_automount' and 'media_automount_open' in gconf-editor in apps>nautilus>preferences
[12:56] <indus> moDumass: i mean sdb
[12:56] <keglevich> anyone can recommend me a better option for webmail than "squirrelmaiL" ?
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  i have also had BIG issues if running gnome locally as a same user thats also running gmome via vnc. :) not sure if xfce will have same issues.
[12:56] <moDumass> vikas, those are all pre ticked, thanks though
[12:56] <moDumass> indus, nope ntfs
[12:56] <grawity> keglevich: SquirrelMail :) and RoundCube and Horde IMP.
[12:57] <indus> moDumass: ill start with an easy method,right click on gnome panel,add the applet mount devices
[12:57] <keglevich> grawity: which is your favorite?
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  hmm.. that google hit.. seems to be doing what we are trying and it dident work for us. :) lol
[12:57] <grawity> keglevich: I use a command-line client. But, RoundCube is the prettiest (http://roundcube.net/) and Horde IMP has many features (http://www.horde.org/imp/)
[12:58] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, gonna try that right now lol, at least with remote control I won't need to move between my machines
[12:58] <keglevich> grawity: thanks, I'll check them out
[12:58] <moDumass> indus done
[12:58] <moDumass> its not one of the options
[12:58] <indus> moDumass: ok no problem
[12:58] <indus> moDumass: do u have two hard disks and this one usb drive?
[12:58] <WiZz3> question: Do i need to install drivers for my belkin wireless usb adapter, or are they installed automatic in ubuntu jaunty?
[12:59] <moDumass> indus, i have 5 hard drives plus this one
[12:59] <moDumass> but locally in this machine i think there are 3
[12:59] <moDumass> 2 on a nas
[12:59] <moDumass> and this one
[12:59] <paul68> Hi , is there a way that I can hide towards my boss to which internet sites I am surfing during office hours?
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  for 2 machines sitting next to each other with monttors. that syngery program is very very handy
[13:00] <indus> moDumass: ok i ask you to restart your pc,unplug usb, after it boots again,plug it in
[13:00] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, ahh I have a proper kvm for that :) but my other xubuntu boxens are not on the table :) I have 4 desktops and 2 laptops lol
[13:00] <moDumass> indus, yeh that works, but thats windows
[13:00] <moDumass> indus, for you though, il do it
[13:00] <indus> moDumass: no i mean plug it in linux
[13:00] <grawity> paul68: You could use a proxy server. Tor may work (but it's slow). Or if you can keep your home PC on during the day, you could use it as a proxy.
[13:01] <indus> moDumass: once you boot ubuntu, plug that in again
[13:01] <moDumass> indus, sorry thats what i meant, having to do that is so windows
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  ive seen SO many issues with KVM's :)
[13:01] <moDumass> brb
[13:01] <Spikemcc> hi I need a good .conkyrc for stats check like temp, usage of hardware and more ... someone has a good one for me, my laptop tend to over heat a little I need to check it ...
[13:01] <moDumass> gonna reboot
[13:01] <indus> moDumass: it works that way?
[13:01] <indus> moDumass: wait
[13:01] <indus> moDumass: hold on
[13:01] <paul68> grawity: I have a server running at home could I do it with that too?
[13:01] <raziel> i tried the command ''asoundconf set-default-card Intel'' but my default  sound card is not changing, any other way to do this?
[13:01] <moDumass> indus it does, and it is also recognised by my laptops also running ubuntu
[13:02] <grawity> paul68: Yes.
[13:02] <indus> moDumass: but now you dont see it?
[13:02] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, hardly had much of a beef with mine.. probably because I forked out heaps of money for it.. nonetheless I only use k+m+s(sound) features, I still have the monitors hooked up to their own respective boxens
[13:02] <Halvo> Huff huff
[13:02] <grobda24> Hello, do I need the openssh-server package so I can transfer data onto my machine using scp from outside ?
[13:02] <grawity> paul68: Does it have sshd running? (openssh-server on Ubuntu or Debian.)
[13:02] <moDumass> indus, correct, wont work on this machine
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> Spikemcc:  theres dozens of examples at the conky homepage. or check mine at http://drop.io/dr_willis
[13:02] <Halvo> Hay yew guies
[13:02] <grawity> grobda24: Probably yes
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  ahh. the issue ive seen inhere are with monitors.. not gettting proper res info.
[13:02] <vikas> grobda24, yes you do need it,
[13:03] <Halvo> I'm Halvo. I huff huff all day while #69BRO ing my friends
[13:03] <indus> moDumass: hmm i am wondering how you have set up your 5 hard drives
[13:03] <aaronvarghese_> waz up
[13:03] <grawity> paul68: Does the work PC run Windows or Linux?
[13:03] <Lareth> Hello I have just installed ubuntu through andlinux. I am trying to find a way to switch language. Can anyone help me onthis?
[13:03] <grobda24> gra2uitous, vikas, ok :)
[13:03] <paul68> Spikemcc: check out this site http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=281865
[13:03] <sky_1> anyone can help me with TeamSpeak2 i dont hear sound !
[13:03] <paul68> grawity: linux 8.04 server
[13:04] <Halvo> HUFF HUF
[13:04] <Halvo> F
[13:04] <moDumass> indus, hmm, well, 2 of the 5 are ext3 so they auto sort themselves out, 1 is an ntfs which automounts, and 2 are on a nas, and they mount when i sudo mount -a
[13:04] <Halvo> DO YOU LIKE TO HUFF HUFF
[13:04] <Roland> Halvo, you mean HOFF?
[13:04] <indus> moDumass: also please paste output of dmesg | tail after you plug in the hard drive
[13:04] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, ahh! the real kvm issue heh.. well my kvm only does dvi for monitors.. both of my computers on the desktop the video cards does support dvi output but neither of the monitors I have can accept dvi input lol.. that plus the fact that I like to have two different things shown on the monitor
[13:04] <DownThemAll> paul68: can I looking around your server?
[13:04] <bazhang> Halvo, please stop
[13:04] <grawity> paul68: Is that your server, or the work PC?
[13:04] <moDumass> indus, i should reboot?
[13:04] <Dr_Willis> psycho_oreos:  heh. ive not seen any kvm for dvi (not looked, im too cheap) :)
[13:04] <indus> moDumass: no, just unplug then plug in and power on
[13:04] <Roland> Halvo, you might like this.. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3382491587979249836
[13:05] <paul68> grawity: my server is at home
[13:05] <bazhang> Roland, dont paste here
[13:05] <grawity> paul68: I am asking about your work PC.
[13:05] <sleepy_cat> community for c
[13:05] <Roland> bazhang, why do you think i  pasted the url?
[13:05] <paul68> grawity: my laptop is also on linux
[13:05] <Spikemcc> ah no help at all as usual ... just random junk ...
[13:05] <paul68> DownThemAll: for what reason?
[13:05] <neodave> helo
[13:06] <Lord-Readman> hello
[13:06] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, I'd be happy if I could find kvm that could do analogue + ps/2 keyboard and mouse + usb but I guess they're antique lol.. the next best thing was dvi with only ps/2 keyboard and mouse + sound.. not cheap.. I suppose its a good brand.. Aten
[13:06] <Roland> bazhang, why couldn't i paste links here?P??
[13:06] <grawity> paul68: *sigh* anyway, if your work PC runs Linux, then use this command: « ssh -D1080 your-home-server-address »
[13:06] <DownThemAll> paul68: looking around, not touched
[13:06] <bazhang> !ot | Roland
[13:06] <moDumass> indus http://paste.ubuntu.com/239012/
[13:06] <Spikemcc> psycho use synergy software ...
[13:06] <Lord-Readman> I am wanting to use 7z for quick snapshot backups, but want to keep permissions, does anyone have any ideas for improving tar cvf - /var/www/vhosts/ | 7za a -si -t7z backup.tar.7z -mx9
[13:06] <bazhang> Roland, it has nothing to do with Ubuntu support
[13:06] <awesomeguy> hi
[13:06] <moDumass> indus reading through it now
[13:07] <grawity> paul68: And once it connects, set up your web browser to use a SOCKS proxy on 127.0.0.1, like in this picture: http://sine.cluenet.org/~grawity/trash/firefox-socks-config.png
[13:07] <Halvo> Ok, sorry. I'll be serious now. I have an old iBook G3 Dual USB and I can't get ubuntu to install on it. Well, I did, but I get lots of errors when I boot it.
[13:07] <indus> seems like some I/O error not properly mounted i think
[13:07] <indus> moDumass: wait
[13:07] <moDumass> indus, waiting, anticipating
[13:07] <Spikemcc> need help a software or a .conkyrc to get all my laptop temperatures ...
[13:08] <Roland> bazhang, you're just envious
[13:08] <bazhang> Roland, did you have a support question? if not then please chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:08] <paul68> grawity: sorry just to be clear I use my laptop at work with linux and at home I have a linux server on 8.04
[13:08] <indus> moDumass:
[13:08] <indus> sudo modprobe -r ehci_hcd
[13:09] <indus> try thta
[13:09] <grawity> paul68: okay. And you use Firefox on your laptop, or some other browser?
[13:09] <Roland> bazhang, yes, I had... but no one seems to have an answer to my question
[13:09] <indus> moDumass: u using ubuntu 9.04?
[13:09] <sky_1> anyone can help me with teampseak ?
[13:09] <erUSUL> Lord-Readman: tar --lzma cvf backup.tar.lzma /var/www/vhosts/
[13:09] <moDumass> indus, indeed 9.04 it is
[13:09] <paul68> grawity: I use firefox a slight detail not to forget that I am behinde a proxy here at work to
[13:10] <shooree> I'm trying to install new NV drivers, but I get an error that my X server is still running, even after I do the "gdm stop" thing from TTY. where am I going wrong?
[13:10] <grawity> paul68: Can you connect with 'ssh' from work to your server?
[13:10] <paul68> grawity: yes I can
[13:10] <indus> moDumass: add the line usb_storage in /etc/modules
[13:10] <grawity> paul68: Good. When connecting, use « ssh -D 1080 your-server-address »
[13:10] <indus> moDumass: sudo modprobe -i usb_storage
[13:10] <Roland> bazhang, you could try and help me.. http://groups.google.com/group/comp.os.linux.development.system/browse_thread/thread/bb2fbbb9ec9b553b
[13:10] <grawity> paul68: And then set up Firefox like in that image.
[13:10] <indus> moDumass: i give you a link try read that
[13:10] <Halvo> http://17.media.tumblr.com/pyX1QXpGzqjv0wveygw32E9wo1_400.png
[13:11] <indus> moDumass: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1128849.html
[13:11] <indus> moDumass: it seems like a problem loading the usb storage module
[13:11] <indus> good luck :)
[13:11] <paul68> grawity: normally I use ssh myserveraddress -pxxxx so the last part is dropped then
[13:11] <grawity> paul68: No, you'll need the -p too
[13:12] <paul68> grawity: can we take it pvt
[13:12] <moDumass> indus, http://paste.ubuntu.com/239029/
[13:12] <Lego9998> i have problems with installing odbtp on my ubuntu Server.
[13:12] <Lego9998> i follow the instructions from: http://odbtp.sourceforge.net/install.html but without result
[13:12] <Lego9998> somebody any ideas ?
[13:12] <moDumass> indus, readings
[13:12] <indus> moDumass: just ignore hat
[13:12] <indus> that
[13:12] <shooree> could someone tell me why executing "gdm stop" from TTY won't kill my Xserver? I can't seem to install new gfx drivers because of it. 9.04, btw
[13:13] <jrib> shooree: sudo service gdm stop
[13:13] <shooree> jrib, I did a sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> !find rgb.txt
[13:14] <jrib> shooree: what was the output?
[13:14] <shooree> that it stopped
[13:14] <moDumass> indus, even after adding that line, how do i get the drive to show up>
[13:14] <jrib> shooree: log out of your X session
[13:14] <shooree> but I could clearly hear pidgin noises in the bkground, lol, jrib
[13:14] <shooree> jrib, I'll try that
[13:15] <jrib> guess it worked
[13:15] <chilli0> Hello people
[13:15] <chilli0> Whats the best Vb program for ubuntu ?
[13:15] <chilli0> So i can run vb files and what not ?
[13:16] <indus> moDumass: reboot
[13:17] <Dannemannen> Hello Ubuntu-users!
[13:17] <chilli0> hi
[13:17] <neodave> hi
[13:17] <Dannemannen> :-)
[13:18] <Dannemannen> I just switched to Linux (ubuntu) from Windows... i will never ever return to Windows.... Ubuntu RULES!
[13:19] <chilli0> Yepp.
[13:19] <chilli0> I needs some help thoe o-
[13:19] <jrib> chilli0: vb?  Like Visual Basic?
[13:19] <chilli0> Yes jrib
[13:20] <erUSUL> chilli0: mono supports VB.net
[13:20] <chilli0> Sweet ill look into it ,  thanks.
[13:20] <KreatureKaos> testing python sockets
[13:20] <chilli0> erUSUL:  will it work with just .vb ?
[13:20] <erUSUL> chilli0: no
[13:20] <jrib> chilli0: you should check out Gambas as well
[13:20] <chilli0> oh. ok.
[13:20] <erUSUL> chilli0: for something similar to VB 6 look into gambas
[13:21] <erUSUL> !info gambas2
[13:21] <chilli0> But its not the vb programing language ?
[13:21] <chilli0> ( i need vb for school thing.
[13:21] <erUSUL> chilli0: its basic it is visual but is not the same as the one from M$
[13:21] <chilli0> Oh =[
[13:21] <erUSUL> !virtualizers | chilli0
[13:22] <chilli0> Yeh i know.
[13:22] <jrib> chilli0: ask your professor about it.  He may have no problem with you using something like Gambas if you're willing to do a little extra work on your own
[13:22] <chilli0> I shall do.
[13:23] <shooree> what's the command for listing all packages of a certain name that are on the system, with regards to whether they are installed or not?
[13:23] <shooree> or more accurately, how do I check my gfx driver version?
[13:23] <jrib> shooree: apt-cache policy PACKAGE
[13:24] <shooree> there was another one I used earlier, jrib
[13:24] <jrib> shooree: ok, what doesn't this one do?
[13:24] <shooree> that lists all packages that have say "nvidia" in them, and there's a letter that shows whether they are being used etc
[13:25] <jrib> shooree: dpkg -l | grep whatever ?
[13:25] <jezi22> guys i have a question in grub..
[13:25] <shooree> hm... no. neverminf, I'll try and find it myself
[13:25] <jrib> that does what you asked...
[13:25] <shooree> dammit I messed up the installation of the gfx driver
[13:25] <shooree> bah. again.
[13:26] <Dextorion> going home! weekend!! byebye
[13:26] <jrib> shooree: why aren't you using jockey?
[13:26] <shooree> that's what happens when you let desktop people mess with notebook gfx
[13:26] <shooree> I don't know about jockey, jrib
[13:26] <shooree> what is it?
[13:26] <erUSUL> !ask | jezi22
[13:26] <jrib> shooree: System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[13:26] <Kingsy101> has anyone in here got spotify working fully on ubuntu ?
[13:26] <upgrayedd> waazzaa
[13:26] <shooree> jrib, oh. well, I wanted the new ones
[13:27] <jrib> shooree: yes, but why?
[13:27] <jezi22> how can i access the menu.lst?
[13:27] <jrib> jezi22: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst    make sure you back it up
[13:27] <shooree> jrib, because I was coerced into installing them?
[13:27] <jrib> shooree: ok...
[13:27] <jezi22> what is the use of gk sudo?
[13:28] <moDumass> indus, just rebooted, no love
[13:28] <jrib> jezi22: sudo for graphical applications
[13:28] <bazhang> jezi22, for graphical apps
[13:28] <shooree> jrib, my friends are on desktops and I have an acer lappie. apparently, things get done differently and I made a fool out of myself for the second time by letting them fiddle with my settings
[13:29] <jrib> shooree: well Hardware Drivers should work fine regardless
[13:29] <DownThemAll> Thank for all. I quit
[13:30] <kbp> i thought this channel has stealth mode. how come I still see notification when ppl join or leave..
[13:30] <jrib> kbp: you need to set that on your client
[13:30] <Boohbah> kbp: you must configure your client
[13:31] <bazhang> kbp, what client
[13:31] <kbp> wmirc on my phone... dw i will try to find it
[13:32] <shooree> damn, my Hardware Drivers isn't working
[13:32] <shooree> ah crap, not again
[13:33]  * James_Bond is away: Linux for humans being.
[13:33] <jrib> shooree: installing drivers manually used to interfere with it.  Not sure if that's still the case
[13:36] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[13:37] <ShapeShifter499> I can't get compiz to let me use the airplane animation, why?
[13:38] <kbp> i setup an old laptop for home server using ubuntu server edition. what is the best way to back up this little server? should i buy an external disk for backup or just backup to my desktop over LAN? thank you
[13:39] <aaronvarghese__> chop
[13:40] <nexsja> when i try to mount a CD i get an error: Unable to identify CD-ROM format.
[13:40] <sipior> kbp: best to do both, and keep the external backup disk separate from your main machine, even off-site, depending upon your level of paranoia.
[13:40] <nexsja> what does this mean?
[13:40] <gnuisancev5> anyone have any idea how to have clickable links in xterm? preferably with the middle click?
[13:40] <kbp> actually bw LAN and usb, which type of connection is faster? (write/read speed)
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> gnuisancev5:   not for 'xterm' but other terminal clients have that feature.
[13:41] <frogzoo> usb 2.0 is 250Mbps is it not?
[13:41] <ShapeShifter499> well?
[13:42] <indus> moDumass: hi sorry was afk
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> !compiz | ShapeShifter499
[13:42] <frogzoo> gnuisancev5: can't be done, xterm is an ascii terminal after all
[13:42] <rabidweezle> is there a way to turn off these really annoying loud system beeps?
[13:42] <bazhang> ShapeShifter499, you have the compiz plugin checked in ccsm?
[13:42] <indus> moDumass: sudo modprobe -i usb_storage tried that line?
[13:42] <ShapeShifter499> uh....
[13:42] <ShapeShifter499> hold on
[13:42] <nexsja> anybody/
[13:42] <toehio2> how do I find the current download/download speed and total downloaded/uploaded? I was looking for a way to get the raw data to use in a project.
[13:42] <nexsja> ?
[13:42] <kbp> sipior: ext hdd is portable n if its faster than lan i will try :d
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> rabidweezle:  thats a common faq. :) the forums mention ways.. short summary,, 'blacklist the pcspkr' module
[13:43] <sipior> kbp: well, how much data would you typically be storing?
[13:43] <ShapeShifter499> how do I do that?
[13:43] <rabidweezle> been a while since I blacklisted something...
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> rabidweezle:  te system beeps from from the pc 'speaker' not the sound card..
[13:43] <rabidweezle> yeah
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> !ccsm | ShapeShifter499
[13:43] <kbp> sipior: about 300gb now
[13:43] <ShapeShifter499> I did get the fire and water/rain working btw
[13:43] <rabidweezle> how do you blacklist again? lol
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> rabidweezle:  blacklistng that module will totally disable that 'little speaker' :)
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> !blacklist
[13:43] <rabidweezle> ahh, thanks
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> rabidweezle:  or put a bandaid over teh little speaker. :)
[13:44] <rabidweezle> ahh, thanks
[13:44] <sipior> kbp: pick up two usb drives (500GB models are fairly cheap these days). backup to both, and keep one at work or elsewhere.
[13:44] <ShapeShifter499> nvm I'm in #compiz
[13:44] <bazhang> ShapeShifter499, how about /join #compiz
[13:44] <ShapeShifter499> bye
[13:45] <indus> how do you differentiate between a usb pen drive and a usb hard drive, considering that pen drives are growing in capacity?
[13:46] <bazhang> indus, the size?
[13:46] <indus> hmm a usb hard drive is not flash i believe
[13:46] <kbp> sipior: ok thank you i think i gonna get 1 only since there is nothing much important, its just a web server/file n print server n streaming server :)
[13:46] <sebsebseb> hi
[13:46] <indus> is  a usb HDD an actual platter disk drive with movable parts?
[13:46] <zorael_> Is there a way to find out what package installed a given file without using apt-file?
[13:46] <Alvinware> indus, do you mean solid state hard disk?
[13:46] <bazhang> indus, can be yes
[13:46] <moncky> indus: depends on the HDD that you bought
[13:46] <nick> hi
[13:47] <nick>  i am a newer herer
[13:47] <nick> sor
[13:47] <danbhfive> zorael_: I use dpkg -S
[13:47] <moncky> indus: a really quick way to find out is to tail -f /var/log/messages when you plug in the usb stick
[13:47] <sebsebseb> !welcome |  Guest99799
[13:47] <indus> Alvinware: bazhang moncky , for a moment lets imagine ssd's dont exist, do the usb hard drives are really internal drives with a casing,with movable parts
[13:47] <indus> is the question
[13:47] <indus> :)
[13:48] <moncky> indus: yup they are
[13:48] <bazhang> indus, lets take to #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:48] <zorael_> danbhfive: Exactly what I needed, thanks
[13:48] <amikrop> Can Ubuntu 9.04 CD used as live CD write to NTFS?
[13:48] <indus> oh its off topic? sorry
[13:48] <big---ben> hey guys. can someone tell me what xinerama is and if i want it on my new dual head setup?
[13:48] <radoen> hi all I need help to setting up an ad-hoc wifi connection to share internet connection whit my nokia E63
[13:48] <sebsebseb> amikrop: yes
[13:48] <indus> wanted to buy one so was curious,should i stick with internal drives
[13:48] <amikrop> sebsebseb: more specifically, delete files
[13:48] <radoen> I've tried whit WICD but dont work
[13:48] <temporarytao> radoen, that's pretty straight forward if you're using 9.04
[13:49] <sebsebseb> amikrop: and not with out a problem either, as long as Windows shut it down properly,  and  yes  read and write,  delete files yep
[13:49] <big---ben> there is this tick-box in the nvidia-setings, but i have no idea what it even is
[13:49] <amikrop> sebsebseb: alright, thank you :)
[13:49] <radoen> temporarytao, I use 9.04
[13:49] <sebsebseb> amikrop: np
[13:49] <temporarytao> radoen, just left click on the network button and click on create new wireless network
[13:49] <radoen> dont work
[13:49] <temporarytao> hi, i want to ask if its possible to make the matrix screensaver as my desktop in crunchbang
[13:50] <Alvinware> indus, some are notebook/desktop hard disk closed with a case, and some are made by hard disk company as a back-up hard disk, but both of them are having the movable parts in it, the disks it spin.
[13:50] <temporarytao> before anyone points me to "offtopic", i already asked in the crunchbang room and no one's there
[13:50] <radoen> the smatphon see the wifi connecton  but when i try to open google the telephone says "gateway not responding"
[13:51] <zoffix> Hello, I'm having a very annoying problem with Gnome and that is the window focus behaviour. I would really love it if the most recently created window would get focus. For example, right now I'm selecting "New Guide" in Gimp and the new guide window does not automatically get focus, I have to click on it (alt-tab doesn't help). This same problem happens with other applications as well (although I can use alt-tab). I
[13:51] <kbp> radeon: check router config
[13:52] <bazhang> temporarytao, #crunchbang or #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:52] <sipior> temporarytao: if there's no one in #gardening, that doesn't mean i can ask about my hydrangeas here.
[13:52] <sebsebseb> temporarytao: you can ask #ubuntu-offtopic   since this channal is for Ubuntu support  not  crunchbang
[13:52] <radoen> for what kbp ? internet work on the laptop
[13:52] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me how to run that script ?
[13:52] <Kingsy101> https://www.spotify.com/en/help/faq/wine/#Opening_spotify_URIs_from_browsers <--- that one
[13:53] <shooree> guys, is there anyone who could spend some time helping me get my gfx on track? I installed 185.18.29, and all seemed to go well. But upon gdm restart things went kablooey. Now I can't find a way to revert to the 180.XX driver, as jockey seems to not respond anymore
[13:53] <Alvinware> To my experience, i'm using my notebook to run bittorrent, and ed2k/kad, and those made the hard disk really hot under windows some setting (i supposed), then after about a year, my hard disk corrupted, i think using a not movable/pen drive-like/sshd was a better choice.
[13:54] <indus> shooree: how did u install the 185 driver
[13:54] <shooree> also I get this message when I run Xserver configuration: "You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server. "
[13:54] <danbhfive> shooree: how did you install that?  Is it available on jaunty?
[13:54] <shooree> indus: through d/l from nvidia.com
[13:54] <indus> shooree: no wonder its messed up
[13:54] <shooree> indus: I believe that the problem lies in another thing
[13:54] <indus> shooree: first you need to locate the uninstaller script and remove tbat
[13:54] <Alvinware> shoore, under hardware drivers.
[13:54] <zoffix> I'm using one from nvidia.com because the one in the repos was messed up.....
[13:54] <kbp> radeon: for security reason, ppl usually just allow devices that has mac address in the approved list in router.
[13:54] <shooree> Alvinware: it doesn't work anymore
[13:55] <shooree> indus: how would I go about doing that?
[13:55] <radoen> kbp,  no mac lock on my net
[13:55] <indus> shooree: remove that driver, then try direct install from synaptic,jockey hasnt worked for me ever
[13:55] <diddy> Does anybody know whether there is a channel for Linux certification or not?
[13:55] <radoen> *no mac restriction
[13:55] <indus> shooree: well i believe its as simple as sh uninstall ./nvida...sh
[13:55] <shooree> indus: synaptic reports the old 180 driver still installed
[13:55] <indus> shooree: but now i forgot that step
[13:55] <shooree> indus: oh... stupid me
[13:56] <shooree> let's try that
[13:56] <indus> shooree: it does have an uninstall script
[13:56] <radoen> !pastebin
[13:56] <shooree> indus: but where would I find the uninstall script?
[13:56] <shooree> I'm a bit confused
[13:56] <radoen> http://paste.ubuntu.com/239122/
[13:57] <shooree> indus: all I've got is the .run package
[13:57] <radoen> that is the iwconfig out
[13:57] <bluelotus> NICK bluelotus
[13:57] <Alvinware> shooree, mark it to completed remove, then apply.
[13:57] <refnumzx> i am getting the following from my dmesg using dansguardian on jaunt. dansguardian[5347]: segfault at ffffffff ip b7d545eb sp bf9bd90c error 4 in libc-2.9.so[b7cdd000+15c000]  i have been trying to get the latest version of dansguardian to compile but apprently doesn't exist in the repository. any ideas for fixing the segfault? i am using the latest dansguardian from the apt repository.
[13:57] <zoffix> exit
[13:57] <zoffix> exit
[13:57] <shooree> Alvinware: it's not in synaptic, mate
[13:57]  * zoffix rolls eyes
[13:57] <indus> shooree: you need to stop gdmto do the uninstall
[13:57] <onats> im trying to update my packages but it seems that i cannot. when i ping the servers, they respond fine... any ideas?
[13:57] <indus> shooree: wait let me google the uninstall step
[13:58] <kbp> radeon: if ur using windows mobile, check connection setting n select "my work network" not internet or isp
[13:58] <shooree> indus: ok... thanks
[13:58] <defrysk> top
[13:58] <bluelotus> how to optimize Djstra's algorithm
[13:58] <radoen> I'm using symbian OS
[13:58] <radoen> S60 3rd edition
[13:58] <indus> shooree: but i repeat, always stick to the repo drivers,other methods mostly render system messed up
[13:58] <indus> shooree: sh nvidia,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  uninstall
[13:59] <shooree> indus: I believe the problem lies in the fact that a friend messed up my Xserver settings by removing some stuff related to display detection and now the new drivers don't know what to do. that's the message I get when I restart, basically
[13:59] <bazhang> bluelotus, what is that
[13:59] <Alvinware> shooree, how come hardware drivers doesn't work anymore?
[13:59] <indus> shooree: stop gdm firs though sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[13:59] <shooree> indus: ok. thanks
[13:59] <janisozaur> i'm using several PPAs, i'd like to install and maintain pidgin from a very specific PPA, is it possible with apt-pinning or in some other way? having read man apt_preferences i know it is possible to track packages based on their "origin", though it expects an internet address, but all PPAs originate in ppa.launchpad.net. The most convenient would be to use "Origin:" tag from Release file, though it seems such behaviour is not supported
[13:59] <kbp> radeon: i havent used any symbian idea so no idea lol
[13:59] <shooree> Alvinware: it just foesn't. it tries to activate the old driver and then just sits there
[13:59] <bluelotus> u have no idea about Dijkstra's Algorithm
[14:00] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me how to run that script ?
[14:00] <Kingsy101> https://www.spotify.com/en/help/faq/wine/#Opening_spotify_URIs_from_browsers <--- that one
[14:00] <bluelotus> what u never been to school :P
[14:00] <bazhang> bluelotus, how does that relate to Ubuntu support
[14:00] <onats> anyone here using banshee? how do i remove duplicate copies of songs in my library?
[14:00] <bluelotus> can u suggest a community for that
[14:00] <trothigar> onats, banshee has that feature?
[14:00] <radoen> tho! please someone help me!
[14:00] <onats> trothigar, i dont know.. asking/looking for answer for that problem. i accidentally imported the same folder twice
[14:01] <sebsebseb> !someone |  radoen
[14:01] <iddo> anyone knows how to get ssh-agent to work at login with another windowmanager instead of using gnome-session?
[14:01] <trothigar> onats,
[14:02] <janisozaur> Kingsy101: spotify.com errors 503, could you pastebin it?
[14:02] <Alvinware> shooree, for me i got 2 driver for my nvidia, and 1 have the recommended behind it, and in fact it's the newest version, you can choose to activate/remove any one.
[14:02] <Kingsy101> janisozaur - pastebin what? the script?
[14:02] <janisozaur> Kingsy101: yes
[14:02] <Kingsy101> 1 sec
[14:03] <Kingsy101> janisozaur - http://pastie.org/566630
[14:03] <Kingsy101> thts the little segment of the site I need to go
[14:03] <Kingsy101> do*
[14:04] <trothigar> !voice
[14:04] <pwizard88> I just installed jaunty, when I enter "sudo apt-get install g++", I get the message "could not find package g".
[14:05] <pwizard88> Why don't I get the error message for g++
[14:05] <janisozaur> Kingsy101: "wget http://pastie.org/pastes/566633/download -O script.sh && chmod u+x script.sh && ./script.sh"
[14:05] <gandalfcome> I get an rsync code 30 error when copying from one of my drives to the other. And then the disk is not really useable. I have to reboot. Its a new disk drive. anyone got experience with this?
[14:05] <pwizard88> and who do I get the error message at all
[14:05] <Kingsy101> janisozaur - ok... done
[14:05] <indus> pwizard88: g++
[14:05] <trothigar> onats, tools -> rescan library?
[14:05] <Alvinware> gandalfcome, Have you formated it?
[14:06] <pwizard88> indus: I am installing g++ only..
[14:06] <pwizard88> indus: "sudo apt-get install g++"
[14:06] <indus> pwizard88: whats this error?
[14:06] <Kingsy101> janisozaur - what now ?
[14:06] <indus> pwizard88: ya its fine
[14:06] <gandalfcome> gandalfcome: yes, It is formated with ext3
[14:06] <pwizard88> indus: E: Couldn't find package g
[14:06] <indus> pwizard88: strange
[14:07] <janisozaur> Kingsy101: follow the rest of howto
[14:07] <iddo>  /part
[14:07] <gandalfcome> Alvinware: yes. it is formated with ext3
[14:07] <Kingsy101> oh ok, so thats it the script has been run ?
[14:07] <shooree> indus: it won't uninstall that way
[14:07] <kbp> pwizard88: repositories?
[14:07] <indus> shooree: what way?
[14:07] <bcpeters> ok, echo $TERM in screen gives: screen-256color-bce, but i cannot find where this is defined.  It's not in .bashrc, not in .Xdefaults, not in .screenrc.  My vim will display 256 colors in screen  with xterm, it will display color but no 256 color in just xterm, and it will display absolutely no color in urxvt with or without screen.  Any ideas?
[14:07] <indus> shooree: did u uninstall it?
[14:07] <shooree> indus: by "sh nvidia,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  uninstall"
[14:07] <pwizard88> Do I have to configure aptitude to accept alphanumeric symbols in package names in Jaunty?
[14:07] <Alvinware> gandalfcome, have you checked the Users and Groups, under your Username Permission tab?
[14:07] <Kingsy101> janisozaur - how do you run Epiphany for example ?
[14:07] <chaosphere> i kind of messed up ntfs-3g. When i plug in an external disk that is ntfs-formatted i get the error 'unprivileged user can not mount NTFS block device.' from the automounter. What is the default owner and access rights for /bin/ntfs-3g?
[14:08] <indus> shooree: well,did u type the package name correctly?
[14:08] <legend2440> shooree: the command is         sudo sh NVIDIA* --uninstall
[14:08] <indus> shooree: did u cd into the folder where that package is
[14:08] <shooree> indus: yes
[14:08] <GilJ> Hey guys, I was trying to install the "Wicd network manager" but it says it conflicts with other packages and that I need to use the synaptic package manager, how do I use that one though?:)
[14:08] <shooree> indus: oh
[14:08] <gandalfcome> Alvinware: It copies for a while and then stops I use the arv flags on rsync.
[14:08] <shooree> indus: I didn't add the dashes
[14:08] <shooree> damn
[14:08] <shooree> DAMN
[14:08] <richardcavell> GilJ: It's under System then Administration > menus
[14:08] <shooree> brb :)
[14:08] <indus> shooree: ya sorry my mistake
[14:08] <shooree> indus: no, its mine
[14:08] <arti> hallo
[14:08] <indus> shooree: thats all
[14:08] <janisozaur> Kingsy101: alt-f2 epiphany, though i doubt that you want to change your browser. i think it should be simillar for FX
[14:08] <indus> shooree: i didnt give you the dashes
[14:09] <GilJ> richardcavell Yeah I know, but how do i solve the part where they conflict?:)
[14:09] <richardcavell> gandalfcome: does it truly stop or is it just paused?
[14:09] <arti> jeman auf  deutsch
[14:09] <richardcavell> gandalfcome: It might be thinking
[14:09] <janisozaur> !de | arti
[14:09] <gandalfcome> richardcavell: it dies with rsync code 30
[14:09] <richardcavell> GilJ: well for starters always use synaptic
[14:09] <indus> richardcavell: ya thinking:)
[14:09] <GilJ> richardcavell Why's that?
[14:10] <richardcavell> gandalfcome: okay.  What's the code mean?  Have you looked it up?
[14:10] <Kingsy101> janisozaur - what I mean is, on the howto, it says to run that script and then do something in epiphany .. what is that?
[14:10] <janisozaur> i'm using several PPAs, i'd like to install and maintain pidgin from a very specific PPA, is it possible with apt-pinning or in some other way? having read man apt_preferences i know it is possible to track packages based on their "origin", though it expects an internet address, but all PPAs originate in ppa.launchpad.net. The most convenient would be to use "Origin:" tag from Release file, though it seems such behaviour is not supported
[14:10] <richardcavell> GilJ: what package are you trying to install and with what does it conflict?
[14:10] <pwizard88> kbp: I have enabled the necessary repositories
[14:10] <indus> i dont like ppa, cant really trust them
[14:10] <gandalfcome> richardcavell: its a timeout. the disk is barely usable afterwards. Its a new disk
[14:10] <janisozaur> Kingsy101: epiphany is a web browser, similar to firefox (i think they shate some of the code base actually, epiphany recently got XPI support)
[14:11] <richardcavell> gandalfcome: are you damn sure it's a good disk?  I had similar problems and my drive was faulty
[14:11] <janisozaur> Kingsy101: so i'd just disregard "epiphany" and thought of it as a firefox ;)
[14:11] <GilJ> richardcavell "wicd" via Add/Remove applications, doesnt say what software it conflicts with though. And when I search for the wicd package in the Synaptic Package Manager it doesn't find the package
[14:11] <bin1010> morning all
[14:11] <richardcavell> indus: on Mac it's pretty necessary to use Mactel packages
[14:11] <richardcavell> indus: from the Mactel PPA
[14:11] <kbp> pwizard88: you can go to packages.ubuntu.com and download g++
[14:11] <datta> can anyone tell me why there might be problem with going to bbc and listening to their news (not live ones)?
[14:11] <Lareth> can someone tell me the command that starts the gui for changing keyboard layouts please?
[14:11] <gandalfcome> richardcavell: its a new drive. It works for a while and then gives me code 30. but only if copying
[14:12] <janisozaur> indus: well, they can get pretty tricky, but you should be able to resolve your problems in some humane way, not by manually downloading and installing packages
[14:12] <indus> datta: they use flash?
[14:12] <bazhang> datta, got a link
[14:12] <datta> after i listen to one, it says "I am Alive!" and shows me this really annoying message
[14:12] <sebsebseb> datta: the radio?
[14:12] <indus> janisozaur: ya of course i agree on that one, btw, i installed unetbootin like that, cos usb-creator is really bad
[14:12] <richardcavell> GilJ: mate, I can see wicd in universe
[14:12] <datta> i listened to one half hour program from http://www.bbc.co.uk/ now it's showing that message in that page i can't even get the popup window
[14:13] <indus> iam going to make a request/wishlist to make unetbootin in main instead of usb-creator
[14:13] <pwizard88> kbp: But why is apt-get behaving like this :(
[14:13] <richardcavell> gandalfcome: well, like I said, I've only ever had that kind of error twice.  Both times it was because the drive was faulty
[14:13] <richardcavell> gandalfcome: have you tried something like copying a huge file just to see if it works?
[14:13] <indus> pwizard88: can i get  a ascreenshot of this termina?
[14:13] <janisozaur> indus: just today i've found out that due to some conflicts between version, my system uninstalled pidgin...
[14:13] <pwizard88> indus: Ok, how should I email it to you/
[14:13] <gandalfcome> richardcavell: I copied several huge files. It works for a while and then crashes
[14:13] <indus> !paste | pwizard88
[14:13] <bin1010> I am drawing a blank on this, I am trying to use tar as a backup and I have sudo tar cpzf $BACKUP_DIR/$BACKUP_FILE --exclude=/proc --exclude=/lost+found --exclude=/backup.tgz --exclude=/mnt --exclude=/sys /  .  it works great except I get all caches and trash, how do I exclude those, is there a fancy way to get skip all caches and trash no matter where they show up?
[14:14] <richardcavell> gandalfcome: you mean it just times out?  Does the drive just keep spinning and nothing happens?
[14:14] <Alvinware> gandalfcome, search your problem in any search engine will do.
[14:14] <kbp> pwizard88: the given error means it cant find from repositories...
[14:14] <datta> also i changed the browsers and i use vlc to play my programs, so is it a problem with vlc?
[14:14] <janisozaur> bin1010: how can you tell cache from regular file?
[14:14] <GilJ> richardcavell It doesn't list packages for me =/
[14:14] <Alvinware> datta, vlc is great!
[14:14] <gandalfcome> Alvinware: you don't think I did this already. I wouldn't be asking for help here if I could just find it online.
[14:14] <indus> pwizard88: do u have synaptic gui?
[14:15] <richardcavell> GilJ: do you have universe selected?  On the left side, have you clicked "All"?  I can see it right here in my synaptic
[14:15] <datta> Alvinware i know vlc is great but why does it say that annoying message?
[14:15] <Alvinware> datta, what's the message?
[14:15] <pwizard88> indus: Yes
[14:15] <datta> "I am Alive!
[14:15] <GilJ> richardcavell Sections > All and then Quick Search, no results
[14:15] <kbp> vlc froze in hardy alot of time
[14:15] <indus> pwizard88: why dont you just search for g++ there
[14:15] <syntax_> Is it really worth useing 64 bit ubuntu linux..Im on a quad core, 4 gigs of ram...Right now im on a 32 bit tho
[14:15] <pwizard88> indus: Ok, I will do that
[14:16] <indus> !info g++
[14:16] <bin1010> janisozaur: I guess the cache directories, but exclude /cache doesnt seem to work
[14:16] <richardcavell> GilJ: well mate I can see it right here, in Universe
[14:16] <richardcavell> wicd
[14:16] <datta> it shows in the html page after i listened to one program. i have to log out and then log back in to play the next one or else it doesn't work
[14:16] <richardcavell> syntax_: if it ain't broke don't fix it
[14:16] <datta> also i get an error message when i first try to play it in a popup in opera
[14:16] <Alvinware> gandalfcome, if some one in here know, they'll help you out, if not, just try to use other menthod, try all.
[14:17] <indus> pwizard88: see?
[14:17] <syntax_> k thx
[14:17] <gandalfcome> Alvinware: what other method?
[14:17] <richardcavell> gandalfcome: can you try it in a different operating system?  rsync is pretty reliable. If your drive's acting that way, then your drive is broken
[14:17] <janisozaur> bin1010: you provide a path and /cache is absolute, not relative. i'd use find (in tandem with grep perhaps) to filter what needs to be packed
[14:17] <datta> please anyone try to go to bbc's site and did anyone get any problem?
[14:17] <gandalfcome> I only have linux on my system
[14:17] <janisozaur> bin1010: find has much more powerful options regarding file search
[14:17] <Alvinware> gandalfcome, What're you doing with your new hard disk, back-up?
[14:17] <gandalfcome> richardcavell: I only have linux on my system
[14:18] <indus> datta: is this flash ?
[14:18] <pwizard88> indus: Can't find it in the GUI either, I guess I need to enable some other repositories?
[14:18] <datta> indus: it is not problem with flash, it is a realplayer file
[14:18] <gandalfcome> Alvinware: copying data from my old drive to the new one.
[14:18] <indus> pwizard88: no you dont, aer you on live cd?
[14:18] <richardcavell> gandalfcome: well have you tried copying large files without using rsync?  Just use cp or drag them within the file manager
[14:18] <pwizard88> indus: No
[14:18] <indus> datta: ok real media dont expect it to play,it sucks
[14:18] <janisozaur> bin1010: alternatively, i'd code some script (python, perl, ruby, whatever) to pick what i want to be picked for archive
[14:18] <pwizard88> indus: Installed from usb stick using unetbootin
[14:18] <indus> pwizard88: which version of ubuntu
[14:18] <pwizard88> indus: 9.04
[14:18] <bazhang> indus, that is not so, rm plays fine
[14:19] <indus> pwizard88: hmmmmm
[14:19] <datta> indus then what should i use? they dont have any other player
[14:19] <bazhang> datta, you can install realplayer from their site
[14:19] <indus> bazhang: no it doesnt,he is talking about real video, who uses that non sense anyway
[14:19] <len> hi, could anyone tell me if ubuntu 9.04's xorg.conf had any modification? mine only have 20 lines
[14:19] <gandalfcome> richardcavell: I've copied a few GBs worth of data before it does that.
[14:19] <lowki> how do i blacklist a module?
[14:19] <bazhang> indus, that is simply not correct.
[14:19] <indus> bazhang: i too had problems with bbc site so i stopped going there, totem plugin struggles with it
[14:19] <bazhang> indus, both audio and video work just fine.
[14:20] <indus> bazhang: aah maybe it smy 64 bit system them
[14:20] <richardcavell> gandalfcome: but you're saying it happens with rsync and also without rsync?
[14:20] <Alvinware> datta, have you installed the realplayer?
[14:20] <datta> Alvinware, yes i do
[14:20] <indus> i just dislike that real standard
[14:20] <gandalfcome> richardcavell: I think I tried without rsync, but then switched to rsync because I didnt want to copy the same stuff over and over again
[14:20] <indus> bazhang: could you now try bbc site and check?
[14:21] <len> have xorg.conf been modified? mine only have 20 lines and I cant find keyboard opt
[14:21] <Alvinware> datta, Do you mean in firefox that it stop working?
[14:21] <pwizard88> indus: Any suggestions? You want the screenshot still?
[14:21] <datta> yes Alvinware
[14:21] <indus> pwizard88: how many packages do synaptic list for install?
[14:22] <Alvinware> the easier thing is to remove/disable the vlc plug-in in firefox.
[14:22] <Alvinware> datta.
[14:22] <richardcavell> gandalfcome: but I'm saying does it time out when you're not using rsync?
[14:22] <shivek> I'm the only user on my computer and I don't want it to ask password each time I log on.Please help !
[14:22] <datta> all right going to try that then thank you all
[14:22] <richardcavell> gandalfcome: do it as a test.  tar your whole home directory or something like that
[14:23] <richardcavell> gandalfcome: or create a 1 gig file and copy it ten times
[14:23] <lorenzosu> Is there a way to control the internal wifi card of a laptop via software? The "button" on my laptop is buggy with ubuntu.
[14:23] <legend2440> !blacklist | lowki
[14:23] <pwizard88> indus: How do I see that?
[14:23] <Alvinware> datta, complicated is to try the vlc setting, or maybe, your internet speed is slow, or the server is visited by so many clients.
[14:24] <indus> pwizard88: its atextreme bottom of synatic to left side
[14:24] <chaosphere> i kind of messed up ntfs-3g. When i plug in an external disk that is ntfs-formatted i get the error 'unprivileged user can not mount NTFS block device.' from the automounter. What is the default owner and access rights for /bin/ntfs-3g?
[14:25] <pwizard88> indus: 0 to install/upgrade
[14:25] <indus> pwizard88: there will be a line saying 25000 packages listed , then the rest
[14:25] <grawity> chaosphere: /bin/ntfs-3g is 0755. But first check if you don't have that disk in /etc/fstab
[14:26] <Alvinware> one thing is that to me vlc maybe lack of the buffering, and connection setting, but realplayer do.
[14:26] <chaosphere> grawity: i have that disk in /etc/fstab. But should'n that be irrelevant for automounter?
[14:26] <pwizard88> indus: 1174 listed, 1174 installed, 0 to install/upgrade, 0 broken....
[14:26] <pwizard88> indus: 0 to remove
[14:27] <indus> pwizard88: ok do u have internet> yes u need to enable repositories
[14:27] <grawity> chaosphere: If the disk is in /etc/fstab, the automounter will use those settings.
[14:27] <indus> pwizard88: first and foremost, do a sudo apt-get update
[14:27] <grawity> chaosphere: And users cannot mount media if it doesn't have 'user' option on fstab.
[14:27] <pwizard88> indus: I did that, but it worked partially with some hashsum's not matching errors
[14:27] <richardcavell> How many packages does everyone have installed?  I have 1378
[14:27] <pwizard88> indus: Wait, I will give you the exact error message
[14:27] <grawity> chaosphere: And that option kinda breaks ntfs-3g sometimes...
[14:28] <grawity> chaosphere: If you just want to set the default umask for automounted devices, that can be done in gconf-editor.
[14:28] <chaosphere> grawity: ok i'll give it a try and remove the line from /etc/fstab. btw. ntfs-3g is owned by root, does it?
[14:29] <lowki> ubottu: thanks
[14:29] <grawity> chaosphere: yes; 0755 / root / root.
[14:29] <chaosphere> grawity: ok thanks
[14:29] <talin> hello. does ubuntu server come with a GUI?
[14:29]  * richardcavell is going to play Half-Life now
[14:29] <lstarnes> talin: no
[14:29] <talin> i.e. x.org
[14:29] <richardcavell> talin: nope
[14:30] <Alvinware> The best way to solve any human intended/unintended errors was to always remember what's those steps/settings that you have done before the error occuring.
[14:30] <lstarnes> talin: you can install a GUI after installing the server
[14:30] <lstarnes> talin: ubuntu server supports all of the packages used by the desktop edition and uses the same repositories
[14:30] <tonii> GUI is quite useless for server as you mostly configure it remotely via ssh
[14:31] <kbp> talin: gnome-desktop-core is recommeded
[14:31] <indus> pwizard88: hi what is the status
[14:31] <pwizard88> indus: http://pastebin.com/me3492f2
[14:31] <chaosphere> grawity: ok without having this disk in /etc/fstab mouting it works just fine. Had it like this: UUID=xxx /media/usbDisk ntfs-3g defaults 0 0
[14:32] <pwizard88> indus:  This is the sudo apt-get update output, contains some hashsums mismatch error messages at the end
[14:32] <janisozaur> ahh, the PPA-based apt-pinning solved now. turns out that i was using "Pin: origin ..." instead of "Pin: release o=<Origin tag from Release file>" if anybody wants to know.
[14:32] <indus> pwizard88: seems like some repos are down.could you disable some repos like backports ,then try
[14:32] <Alvinware> pwizard88, hashsums error, network/internet problem?
[14:32] <simosx> I have four primary partitions and some free space (in primary partition area). Is it possible with Linux to move that free area inside the Extended partition? Do I need to resort to things like Partition Magic?
[14:32] <pwizard88> indus: Ok
[14:33] <pwizard88> Alvinware: could be, my internet connect is lousy
[14:33] <indus> pwizard88: try changing the mirror to main server for now
[14:33] <d8sd9s> Hi! Will next debian release be shipped with Gnome 2.28 because of the freeze in december? If so, will Ubuntu 10.04 also contain this Gnome version?
[14:33] <joeyeye> simosx: gparted
[14:33] <pwizard88> indus: You mean by editing the sources.d file?
[14:33] <indus> pwizard88: no no
[14:33] <lorenzosu> In ubuntu is there a way to turn the internal wifi card of a laptop on/off via "software" command? The "button" on my HP laptop is buggy with ubuntu
[14:33] <Chessguy> hey
[14:33] <indus> pwizard88: in synaptic> settings >repositories
[14:34] <moncky> lorenzosu: you can try 'sudo ifconfig <interface> up/down'
[14:34] <simosx> joeyeye: gparted does not allow me to move the unallocated space inside the extended partition.
[14:34] <Chessguy> anyone good with setting up an hp printer, i've already used hplip auto set up, but nothing will print
[14:34] <Chessguy> officejet 6500
[14:34] <Alvinware> pwizard88, but you still can be download that file from a good source/server, a fast/more avaliable bandwidth, and less clients connected one.
[14:35] <pwizard88> indus Alvinware: I changed to Main Server, and hit reload in the GUI. That fine?
[14:35] <kbp> simosx: have u umount all related partitions first?
[14:35] <joeyeye> simosx: in a way it does. I think you'd need to zap the extended partition first - so copy it's contents elsewhere before you do that. I just did this a few days ago with gparted.
[14:35] <lorenzosu> moncky: Thanks.
[14:35] <indus> pwizard88: cool
[14:35] <Alvinware> pwizard88, the update manager?
[14:35] <Catspiritone> Could somebody PM me and help me with diff patching in Windows. :(
[14:35] <lstarnes> Catspiritone: ##windows is the support channel for windows
[14:36] <Chessguy> anyone good with setting up an hp printer, i've already used hplip auto set up, but nothing will print, using hp officejet 6500
[14:36] <indus> why two hashes before windows
[14:36] <pwizard88> Alvinware: in the synaptic package manager gui
[14:36] <moncky> lorenzosu: np :D
[14:36] <indus> #windows different from ##windows?
[14:36] <pwizard88> indus: Does it also change it for my commandline tool?
[14:36] <janisozaur> indus: #windows redirects to ##windows
[14:36] <simosx> kbp, joeyeye: I can mount from USB stick, so the partitions will be unmounted, if required. My issue is to do the job without having to remove the existing logical partitions. I suppose this functionality is not in floss software yet.
[14:36] <indus> pwizard88: of course synaptic is just a front end to apt-get
[14:36] <pwizard88> indus: Ohk
[14:37] <lstarnes> indus: ##windows is not a channel made by the creators of windows, hence the two #'s
[14:37] <indus> pwizard88: never mind the front end back end stuff :)
[14:37] <indus> lstarnes: aah so there is no official windows channel
[14:37] <pwizard88> indus: No I understand the terminology, just that didn't know this fact, suspected it might be something independent :)
[14:37] <joeyeye> simosx: not like the way partitionmagic has it
[14:37] <panfist> when i try to start mysqld, it says it failed. how do i get more info
[14:37] <janisozaur> indus: if it were, it'd use MSN :P
[14:38] <indus> hehe
[14:38] <Alvinware> pwizard88, in the repository, under ubuntu software tab, it has an option to let you choose the best server for your location.
[14:38] <simosx> joeyeye: thanks. I'll have to figure out this one the hard way.
[14:38] <indus> panfist: thats vcos its probably already running do a ps -e in terminal and see
[14:38] <kbp> panfist: var/log/mysql
[14:38] <panfist> indus i thought that so i did a restart...stop was OK
[14:39] <panfist> kbp /var/log/mysql is an empty directory
[14:39] <pwizard88> Alvinware: That's great , before this I was on the India Server...the main server seems to be working good BTW, trying updating with this
[14:39] <zem_> ekkomi qua :D
[14:39] <Waldteufel> hi
[14:39] <Chessguy> anyone good with setting up an hp printer, i've already used hplip auto set up, but nothing will print, using hp officejet 6500
[14:39] <indus> pwizard88: so did this owrk?
[14:39] <Chessguy> Waldteufel: hi
[14:39] <indus> work
[14:39] <pwizard88> indus: Reloading in progress
[14:39] <pwizard88> indus: It's downloading packages sources etc
[14:40] <Chessguy> sigh
[14:40] <kbp> panfist: i thought its a log file, not directory
[14:40] <Alvinware> pwizard88, but it'll test for you which server is the best for you, then you should use that, it make a lot more faster, really.
[14:40] <panfist> i have /var/log/mysql (folder) /var/log/mysql.err /var/log/mysql.log ... all empty
[14:41] <iwannasave> simosx: to move any free partition from primary to extended, you will need to redo your partition table.
[14:41] <joeyeye> Chessguy: it should be a simple matter of selecting the right make and model and device uri...
[14:41] <panfist> if i try to reinstall mysql will i lose my existign data?
[14:41] <indus> Alvinware:experience says main server is best server, you get everythinh first,else i find german servers are great
[14:41] <indus> Alvinware: mirrors take time to get updated
[14:41] <Chessguy> joeyeye: i went through the setup, it says it connected successfully, but not even a test page will print
[14:42] <Chessguy> i get communication error 5012
[14:42] <iwannasave> simosx: extended partition usually encomposes a region of disk, from certain sector to certain sector.
[14:42] <lstarnes> panfist: you likely won't unless you purge it instead of just removing normally
[14:42] <Alvinware> indus, for me, .ca.
[14:42] <joeyeye> Chessguy: open up system | administration | printers
[14:42] <mezquitale> Chessguy,   go to the web interface and try to configure it from there
[14:42] <lstarnes> panfist: it might be a good idea to back up your existing data first
[14:42] <indus> Alvinware: i always use main server cos i cant wait for anythinh:)
[14:42] <mezquitale> Chessguy, first try what joeyeye told you
[14:43] <indus> Alvinware: it just runs super smooth always, i mean download speed wise
[14:43] <panfist> lstarnes how do i back it up without being able to start it
[14:43] <indus> pwizard88: what is the speed of your connection?
[14:43] <lstarnes> panfist: mysql stores its configuration in /etc/mysql and its databases in /var/lib/mysql
[14:43] <Alvinware> indus, main server speed for me in malaysia doesn't matched the http://ubuntu/mirror.rafal.ca/ubuntu that i'm using now, real fast.
[14:44] <pwizard88> indus: I am behind a proxy in college...frankly, it sucks. The downloading stopped in between, not it's restarted
[14:44] <indus> hmm, ok i guess its different for people
[14:44] <panfist> ahh i think i found the mistake...i had bind-address set to an ip that changed
[14:44] <panfist> it's working now
[14:44] <indus> pwizard88: aah
[14:45] <joeyeye> Chessguy: you there ?
[14:45] <indus> pwizard88: no problem it continues from where it broke anyway
[14:45] <pwizard88> indus: Yeah thats what I figured
[14:45] <indus> Alvinware: you in malaysia? and .ca is where?
[14:45] <lstarnes> indus: canada?
[14:46] <Alvinware> indus, yes, i'm in malaysia, .ca search en.eikipedia.org.
[14:46] <MK13> my university recently added a new access point, but i dont know anyone that has been able to connect to it, here is my iwlist http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239220/ any ideas?
[14:46] <indus> how can a canadian server be faster for a user in malaysia? hmm <damn>
[14:46] <Alvinware> indus, en.wikipedia.org
[14:46] <indus> maybe the routing
[14:47] <indus> never mind its off topic
[14:47] <Alvinware> indus, it's true, i let it test for me, and return that the best site was that, and i choose it.
[14:47] <indus> k
[14:47] <indus> pwizard88: hello any progress?
[14:48] <diey0sa> i also can use nvidia-glx 173 for my backtrack 4?
[14:48] <pwizard88> indus: file 35 of 61 downloading
[14:48] <indus> i have to solve 2 problems for today for divine providence :)
[14:48] <Alvinware> indus, you have to calculated how the under-water sea fibre optic cable run, and the how many clients connect, and so on.
[14:48] <mezquitale> MK13, and you can't configure it using "Network Configuration" under  "Preferences"?
[14:48] <pwizard88> indus:  doesn't ~/.bash_profile execute at login in ubuntu?
[14:48] <vigo> How do I write to disk, DVD-RW rather than burning, I wish to use the DVD-RW as a backup and media storage and still be able to add or remove data from it like any medium?
[14:49] <indus> pwizard88: ok i like the easy questions
[14:49] <indus> ")
[14:49] <popll>  /SET term_force_colors ON
[14:49] <MK13> mezquitale, i don't what the configurations would be... they usually just work
[14:49] <kbp> vigo i dont get what you mean :)
[14:50] <Alvinware> vigo, if u inserted a blank new disc, it sure pop-up the windows that let you drag-and-drop, right?
[14:50] <bcpeters> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7710538#post7710538   anyone mind taking a look at this ?
[14:50] <popll>  /SET term force colors ON
[14:50] <lstarnes> popll: remove the space before the /
[14:50] <joeyeye> vigo: you still need to "burn" DVD-RWs
[14:51] <indus> pwizard88: after this step is over, just serch for g++ and intall it,click apply
[14:51] <iwannasave> set term force colors ON
[14:51] <mezquitale> MK13, in "Network Configuration" go to the "wireless" tab, then just put in the SSID and it should automatically find it.  Ive had to manually change SSID's when logging on to different wireless spots, my laptop doesn't configure it automatically
[14:51] <Catspiritone> Nobody in #windows is there or can't help me with DIFF patching in Windows. :/
[14:51] <diey0sa> what best application to mount disk?if ubuntu=ntfs-3g for ntfs partition
[14:51] <popll> thx)
[14:51] <Chessguy> ok
[14:51] <Chessguy> sry joeyeye had to leave
[14:51] <Chessguy> how do you find the uri?
[14:51] <joeyeye> Chessguy: did you get to open up system | administration | printers ?
[14:51] <pwizard88> indus: Ye worked :D
[14:51] <vigo> The CD/DVD thing only gives a burn option, that uses the entire disk, CD-R,CD-RW or DVD-RW , I understand the burn part, but I have also used BeOS to transfer data between machines. That had a Write Option.
[14:51] <Chessguy> yes
[14:52] <indus> pwizard88: cool
[14:52] <Chessguy> printing
[14:52] <indus> diey0sa: hi
[14:52] <indus> diey0sa: can u ask the question again
[14:52] <MK13> mezquitale, ubuntu already has the correct one
[14:52] <joeyeye> Chessguy: yes, my bad
[14:52] <pwizard88> indus:  Thanks :) , now can you please tell me where do I put my startup scripts in ubuntu? I got to set the http_proxy env variable, presently setting it manually at every startup
[14:52] <indus> pwizard88: i wont be able to help with this sorry :(
[14:53] <pwizard88> indus: Tried putting it in ~/.bash_profile, didn't work
[14:53] <vigo> Maybe rsync is the route I need to look at more?
[14:53] <mezquitale> MK13, and youre not getting an ip??  What is the output of "iwconfig"?
[14:53] <pwizard88> indus: Ohk
[14:53] <Alvinware> vigo, try one by one all the available disc burning software in add/remove, and synaptic pakage manger to meet your need.
[14:53] <MK13> mezquitale, hold on, havent tried iwconfig yet
[14:53] <grawity> pwizard88: ~/.bashrc is probably what you want.
[14:53] <joeyeye> Chessguy: you ran off again ?
[14:53] <kbp> ifconfig
[14:53] <Chessguy> n o
[14:53] <Chessguy> ugh now the hplip setup doesn't work
[14:54] <Alvinware> vigo, for me, i'm using Gnome baker.
[14:54] <pwizard88> grawity: Ok, but when does ~/.bash_profile run? I heard it runs when an interactive login shell starts...that should be the time when I login?
[14:54] <grawity> pwizard88: When you login to the console, yes. But GUI logins don't run a shell.
[14:54] <vigo> Alvinware: Thank you, that is most likely the right way, I was using whatever default was in 9.04, getting Gnomebaker now, Thank you all.
[14:54] <mezquitale> Chessguy, to configure your printer use the "Printing" applet in "system-->Administration"
[14:54] <pwizard88> grawity: Ohk. And when exactly does ~/.bashrc run?
[14:56] <mattgyver> Has anyone gotten no-ip.com's updating application to run on boot, i have followed their guide however it does not run on boot.
[14:56] <Catspiritone> Argh, can nobody help me with diff patching in Windows?
[14:57] <kbp> mattgyver: dnsexit works well
[14:57] <pwizard88> grawity: Ohk. And when exactly does ~/.bashrc run?
[14:57] <Pici> Catspiritone: You were already told that this is not the place to ask about Windows.  Either ##windows or maybe ##programming
[14:57] <lstarnes> pwizard88: when bash starts
[14:57] <lstarnes> pwizard88: which usually starts whenever you open a terminal or a shell
[14:58] <indus> Catspiritone: you could try at a later time in ##WINDOWS
[14:58] <indus> Catspiritone: you wont get support here for it
[14:58] <Catspiritone> Sorry..
[14:58] <indus> Catspiritone: ya #programming might be better
[14:58] <indus> Catspiritone: which language ?
[14:58] <Viliny> Catspiritone, diff patching?
[14:58] <Pici> !ot
[15:00] <Evet> I installed phpmyadmin, but i cant reach. gives 404 error. What I must do?
[15:01] <iceroot> Evet: http://localhost/phpmyadmin gives 404?
[15:01] <indus> ok guys i got to go play wolfenstein
[15:01] <indus> bye all
[15:01] <Evet> iceroot, i installed to my server, http://server-ip/phpmyadmin gives 404
[15:02] <iceroot> Evet: look at /var/www if there is phpmyadmin
[15:02] <kbp> evet: try to add index.php does it work?
[15:02] <satheeshm> okay da
[15:03] <jess> hello
[15:03] <len> is canonical dropping xorg.conf?
[15:03] <Evet> iceroot, there is no phpadmin at /var/www.
[15:04] <refnumzx> i am getting the following from dansguardian on ubuntu jaunty. dansguardian[5347]: segfault at ffffffff ip b7d545eb sp bf9bd90c error 4 in libc-2.9.so[b7cdd000+15c000]  anybody know how to fix this?
[15:04] <Evet> but, it works when i move phpadmin dir to /var/www
[15:04] <iceroot> Evet: installed with apt-get?
[15:04] <Evet> from /usr/shared
[15:04] <bbtony> ki est francais ???
[15:04] <jess> ok
[15:04] <Evet> iceroot, used aptitude
[15:04] <satheeshm> hi jess
[15:04] <ikanobori> !fr | bbtony
[15:05] <len> no one can help me?
[15:06] <nanotube> len: xorg in dropping xorg.conf. well, not dropping, but it's optional now. why you ask?
[15:06] <vigo> I downloaded some stuff from the internet, is ClamAV the thing to use if I do not want to pass any viruses that may or may not be on this system to Windows users?
[15:06] <diey0sa> what best application to mount disk?if ubuntu=ntfs-3g for ntfs partition
[15:07] <len> nanotube, I have asus g50vt and my numeric pad is not working properly and I got a tutorial who says to modify keyboard on xorg, but the section on my ubuntu doesnt exists
[15:07] <nanotube> len: create the section. xorg will parse whatever is there.
[15:07] <nanotube> len: and use fancy autoset for everything else
[15:08] <quizme> is mcrypt the standard encryption program for ubuntu ?
[15:09] <monty_hall> "export <<somefile>> ?= <<blablabla>>"  is make files and shell scripts.  What is the question mark for?
[15:09] <Evet> iceroot?
[15:09] <SodaPhish> quizme: for what purpose?
[15:09] <monty_hall> *in* not is
[15:09] <len> nanotube, but don really exactly know what params I should put on Input device, the only thing the tutorial ask to do is to put Option		"XkbOptions"	"numpad:microsoft" in this section
[15:09] <iceroot> Evet?
[15:09] <quizme> sodaphish courier mysql crypt
[15:09] <Evet> iceroot, there is no phpadmin at /var/www.
[15:09] <SodaPhish> mcrypt is default, yes.
[15:09] <SodaPhish> I believe
[15:10] <diey0sa> pardon..is it shopadmin?
[15:10] <iceroot> Evet: make a symlink or a alias in apache, so that the installed one can be accessed from /var/www/
[15:10] <len> nanotube, it's ok to just put this line inside the section?
[15:10] <pwizard88> When I set environment variables  by running a script, they don't change in the terminal from which the script is run (probably because the script runs in a seperate child process). How do I change the env variable of the current shell then?
[15:10] <nanotube> len: see this thread, post # 2
[15:10] <nanotube> len: for example of section
[15:10] <Evet> iceroot, i tried to move phpadmin dir to /var/www from /usr/share/
[15:10] <grawity> pwizard88: If you're talinkg about .bashrc and such, then they aren't executed - they're sourced
[15:11] <Evet> everyone can google it
[15:11] <grawity> pwizard88: You also could try using 'source'
[15:11] <len> nanotube, where's the link?
[15:11] <Evet> it works but unsafe
[15:11] <pwizard88> grawity: Ok. Thanks :)
[15:11] <nanotube> len: oh whoops, here's the link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=60336
[15:11] <iceroot> Evet: because of that you are using a password with phpmyadmin
[15:11] <iceroot> Evet: http://alpha-unix.de/phpmyadmin  like this
[15:11] <nanotube> len: no you don't want to just stick it into an empty "section inputdevice" section, since then xorg won't know which inputdevice it applies to
[15:12] <erUSUL> pwizard88: export VARIABLE=value
[15:12] <len> nanotube, i'll try here. Ty for help
[15:13] <Evet> iceroot, u sure that i should put phpmyadmin in public area?
[15:13] <pwizard88> erUSUL: yeah but if I put that in a shell script and simply execute it the change doesn't show in the parent terminal...using source fixes it though
[15:13] <erUSUL> pwizard88: ok
[15:13] <iceroot> Evet: where do you want to put it?
[15:13] <nanotube> len: also see last post in that thread, for apparently a gui-way to do this
[15:14] <len> cool, i'll check it out
[15:14] <DwightShroot> need some LKL help please
[15:15] <erUSUL> !ask | DwightShroot
[15:15] <Evet> iceroot, for example with lamp, there is no phpmyadmin in /var/www
[15:15] <iceroot> Evet: where do you want to put it?
[15:16] <iceroot> Evet: and why are you afraid? use a password
[15:16] <Evet> iceroot, it automatically installed in /usr/shared
[15:16] <iceroot> Evet: yes, put a symlink to /var/www
[15:17] <iceroot> Evet: or use an apache-alias
[15:17] <DwightShroot> i just installed LKL and want to set a specific folder for the log to be stored, and im having trouble with the commands
[15:17] <garymc> Hi, im closing my Dedicated server and i need to make a backup of my SQL databse
[15:17] <diey0sa> can i edit my ubuntu partition to make it small space for my archlinux?
[15:17] <garymc> I havnt used for a long time and have forgotten and lost my commmand stuff
[15:17] <iceroot> Evet: both will produce http://host/phpmyadmin
[15:17] <garymc> that i use in putty
[15:17] <erUSUL> diey0sa: from a livecd with gparted
[15:17] <Evet> iceroot, can people google it if i use symlink?
[15:17] <iceroot> garymc: mysqldump
[15:17] <iceroot> Evet: of course
[15:17] <diey0sa> erUSUL, it not delete that partition file?
[15:17] <garymc> iceroot yes thats it
[15:18] <garymc> but ive forgot how to do it all in putty
[15:18] <iceroot> Evet: everything your apache host can found by google and real persons
[15:18] <garymc> :(
[15:18] <iceroot> garymc: man mysqldump
[15:18] <garymc> my server gets shut down in less than 2 hours and I need to copy it to my laptop
[15:18] <diey0sa> erUSUL, i think it will remove file to make me edit that partition size
[15:18] <Evet> iceroot, hmm
[15:18] <erUSUL> diey0sa: ? no data will be lost if all goes well (you can never be sure sh*t happens)
[15:18] <garymc> what would the full command at root be iceroot
[15:18] <garymc> ?
[15:19] <nanotube> garymc: just "man mysqldump" to see what order things should go in
[15:19] <garymc> err ok
[15:19] <iceroot> garymc: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/mysqldump.html
[15:20] <diey0sa> erUSUL, i try on windows partition.i have file on local disk D.i edit that partition(devide to 2 partition) and it remove all my file in that partition
[15:20] <iceroot> garymc: mysqldump --all-databases > myfile.sql   look for host, user, password
[15:21] <garymc> ill giv that a go
[15:21] <garymc> so I just type
[15:21] <DwightShroot> need help with LKL commands
[15:21] <garymc> I cant remmeber what I called the database
[15:21] <iceroot> Evet: /usr/share can not be access from apache, because of that you set a symlink or alias
[15:21] <erUSUL> DwightShroot: what is LKL ?
[15:22] <iceroot> garymc: please read the manual and look at --all-databases
[15:22] <iceroot> garymc: or have a look into your db for the name of one database
[15:22] <DwightShroot> ﻿erUSUL: a keylogger
[15:22] <garymc> yeah i dont think ill have enough time as i got less than 2 hours to go
[15:22] <Evet> iceroot, thanks, i use symlink
[15:22] <iceroot> garymc: i think its not hard to understand mysqldump within 2 hours
[15:22] <garymc> ok
[15:22] <iceroot> garymc: also #mysql is a good place
[15:22] <garymc> ok
[15:23] <nanotube> garymc: fire up mysql, and run statement "show databases;" to get a list of dbs.
[15:23] <garymc> im finding the database name now
[15:24] <garymc> my databse is called vboki
[15:24] <nanotube> DwightShroot: and what kind of help with lkl do you need?
[15:24] <iceroot> garymc: mysqldump -h localhost -u yourusername -p  --all-databases > mybackup.sql  this will save all databases you can see/access
[15:25] <iceroot> garymc: on localhost
[15:25] <nanotube> garymc: so, "mysqldump --databases vboki > mydumpfilename"
[15:25] <DwightShroot> ﻿nanotube: basic use of it, commands and such, mainly setting a specific folder to store the log
[15:26] <Ascavasaion> I did an Upgrade with synaptic from 8.10 to 9.04 and I lost the nice little feature that when I press the volume controls on my Notebook I can increase, decrease or mute the sound on the notebook.  any ideas how to get that working again?
[15:26] <garymc> nanotube that code doesnt include username and password
[15:26] <garymc> ?
[15:26] <iceroot> garymc: see my code also see the manpage and the website i send you
[15:26] <Ascavasaion> I am using Gnome
[15:27] <nanotube> garymc: see what iceroot has posted :) -u username, etc.
[15:27] <garymc> ok ill giv it a shot
[15:27] <nanotube> DwightShroot: run lkl with "-h" option, it will give you some help.
[15:28] <nanotube> DwightShroot: alse i might suggest using pykeylogger as an alternative to lkl...
[15:28] <DwightShroot> ﻿nanotube: is it more user  friendly
[15:28] <cyberninja1> hi guys my email client says 'relay not permitted' when trying to send an email after i enabled virtual domain aliases for email forwarding
[15:29] <garymc> i followed it asked for password
[15:29] <garymc> now its just sitting there
[15:29] <garymc> is it copying?
[15:29] <nanotube> DwightShroot: yes... see the website
[15:29] <iceroot> garymc: what do you think you have to do?
[15:29] <iceroot> garymc: if it is asking for your password?
[15:29] <garymc> i need to find the file i just created
[15:29] <garymc> how would I find it in src?
[15:29] <garymc> to copy it to my comp
[15:30] <iceroot> garymc: the backup is there where you executed the command
[15:30] <nanotube> garymc: the file should have been created in the directory from which you ran mysqldump. probably your home dir?
[15:30] <garymc> I executed in root i think
[15:30] <iceroot> garymc: you are root?
[15:30] <garymc> yes
[15:30] <nanotube> garymc: well, there it should be, then.
[15:30] <iceroot> garymc: it is a public server?
[15:30] <garymc> its a dedicated server
[15:30] <garymc> im getting rid as i dont need no more
[15:31] <iceroot> garymc: please dont get this wrong but if you dont know anything about linux its not a good idea to host a server (spam, warez and so on)
[15:31] <garymc> I installed all that stuff last year
[15:31] <len> nanotube, the opt found to do this using UI doenst work, gonna try using xorg
[15:31] <nanotube> len; ok
[15:31] <garymc> but aint touched it since and have forgott how i did it all
[15:31] <iceroot> garymc: you dont use updates?
[15:32] <DwightShroot> ﻿nanotube: sudo apt-get pykeylogger???
[15:32] <garymc> can i search for the .sql file i just created?
[15:32] <garymc> i cant find it
[15:32] <nanotube> DwightShroot: no, it's not in the repos. see http://pykeylogger.sourceforge.net/
[15:32] <iceroot> garymc: ls, its in the same folder you startet the mysql command
[15:32] <nanotube> garymc: it should be in the dir where you executed mysqldump - just "ls -al ." to list contenst.
[15:33] <nanotube> garymc: but yes, you can also find it with "find / -name mysqldump.sql" (or whatever filename you made)
[15:33] <len> nanotube, is there anyway to reload xorg without restarting gnome?
[15:33] <garymc> it says root root
[15:33] <nanotube> len: no, gnome runs on top of xorg...
[15:33] <garymc> got it
[15:34] <iceroot> garymc: because you started the command as root
[15:34] <nanotube> iceroot: weird huh? :)
[15:34] <garymc> cool
[15:34] <iceroot> nanotube: i need his ip, to put it in spamassasin and so on
[15:34] <garymc> its copying now
[15:35] <garymc> Thanks for your help iceroot
[15:35] <nanotube> iceroot: haha, well he says he's getting rid of it...
[15:35] <iceroot> garymc: np
[15:35] <nanotube> garymc: good work :)
[15:35] <garymc> 73,0000 kb is that 73 mb big
[15:35] <iceroot> nanotube: :)
[15:35] <garymc> only small?
[15:35] <DwightShroot> nanotube: do you know how to set a keymap file with lkl
[15:35] <Vlack> hi
[15:36] <nanotube> garymc: yea, 73000kb is 73mb
[15:36] <garymc> ok nice one
[15:36] <garymc> thanks for your help people
[15:36] <garymc> ;)
[15:36] <garymc> saved my hairy ones
[15:36] <garymc> ;)
[15:37] <Vlack> how do you make a green turn into black?
[15:37] <DaDa|Urka> WHy am i getting the munin notification twice, one with UNKNOWN values?
[15:38] <myhnet> hi, is there anyone who know port 50613 in ubuntu desktop?
[15:38] <myhnet> tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:50613           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      -
[15:39] <grawity> myhnet: Doesn't seem to be a known service ... can you do "netstat -lptn" as root?
[15:39] <myhnet> too strange, i can't see the process though i logged in as root
[15:39] <grawity> Or, better, fuser -n tcp 50613
[15:39] <nanotube> DwightShroot: you can run "dumpkeys > mykeymap.txt" from a console to generate a keymap. then supply that file to lkl with the -k option.
[15:39] <carldani> hi
[15:39] <myhnet> thank you grawity, i will try
[15:40] <myhnet> nothing returns
[15:40] <nanotube> myhnet: try "sudo netstat -plantu" see what lists as the process name
[15:40] <p-f> is there a way to paste what's in X's selection buffer without having to use the middle mouse button? C-v referes to a different buffer about half of the time.
[15:41] <grawity> p-f: Shift+Insert sometimes works.
[15:41] <myhnet> nanotube, i logged as root
[15:41] <p-f> grawity, shift+insert is the same as C-v, as far as I know
[15:41] <carldani> to whom can I report a bug in the FAQ?
[15:41] <nanotube> myhnet: well, then do it without sudo :)
[15:41] <Ascavasaion> I did an Upgrade with synaptic from 8.10 to 9.04 and I lost the nice little feature that when I press the volume controls on my Notebook I can increase, decrease or mute the sound on the notebook.  any ideas how to get that working again?
[15:42] <p-f> grawity, it's a bit strange that a platform with such a high percentage of mouse-haters would have a copy buffer that's only accessible through the mouse :)
[15:42] <myhnet> nanotube, it returns me "-" in the process field
[15:42] <carldani> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CommonQuestions#Releases%20and%20Version%20Numbers mentions "What is the next release of Ubuntu?", but does not answer that question
[15:42] <grawity> myhnet: Did you try fuser -n tcp <port>?
[15:43] <myhnet> grawity, sure
[15:43] <myhnet> but nothing returns
[15:43] <myhnet> no process listen on it
[15:43] <erUSUL> myhnet: «sudo lsof -ni :port»
[15:43] <grawity> I doubt that'll work either.
[15:44] <nanotube> myhnet: interesting... probably something like avahi-daemon or something...
[15:44] <grawity> nanotube: That should still be shown by netstat and fuser.
[15:44] <nanotube> grawity: should :)
[15:44] <myhnet> erUSUL, thank you, but still nothing returns
[15:45] <stroyan> myhnet: sudo netstat -tanp   should find the process for each port
[15:45] <carldani> grawity: agreed. unless you have insufficient permissions. hm.
[15:45] <grawity> carldani: Being root?
[15:45] <myhnet> no process using it. but i don't know why it opens
[15:46] <carldani> myhnet: my next gues would be that either selinux or apparmor interfere
[15:46] <myhnet> stroyan, nothing returns
[15:46] <fumblnoob> myhnet: telnet localhost 50613 and see if it gives any banner
[15:46] <grawity> nc -vv localhost 50613 would be better
[15:46] <carldani> myhnet: udp or tcp? I entered the discussion a bit late.
[15:46] <grawity> carldani: tcp
[15:46] <fumblnoob> yeah
[15:47] <stroyan> myhnet: Do you see process IDs for several other ports, but none for that port?
[15:47] <myhnet> apparmor inter face?
[15:47] <tyler_johnston> i have a question if anyone can answer, i ran an apt-get update last night on my ubuntu server and now its rejecting all incoming requests
[15:47] <myhnet> tcp
[15:47] <Evet> What is wrong with this .htaccess code: http://pastebin.com/d106e6e05
[15:47] <orksbane> having difficulty with dcc file transfers. can only send passive. router and client set upnp on. ?
[15:47] <carldani> myhnet: which port number was it?
[15:47] <docenaranjas> Anyone have any recent experience doing system upgrades from 6.10?  I had a weird issue arise.
[15:47] <myhnet> to tyler_jojhnston, try another source
[15:47] <myhnet> 50613
[15:48] <carldani> myhnet: ah.
[15:48] <tyler_johnston> myhnet: the update ran but now im having issues sshing in or accessing apache
[15:48] <erUSUL> docenaranjas: 6.10 and 7.04 and 7.10 are eol so the repos are down (moved to other location)
[15:48] <erUSUL> !eol | docenaranjas
[15:49] <sd6> i have a problem whit compiz becauss this graphic card 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 300/305 PCI/AGP VGA Display Adapter
[15:49] <docenaranjas> thx, erUSUL
[15:49] <DanielW> hi
[15:49] <carldani> myhnet: such high port numbers are usually present if you masquerade network accesses for another host.
[15:49] <nanotube> tyler_johnston: hm, well, could be anything... is it at least responding to ping?
[15:49] <erUSUL> docenaranjas: you need the old-releases mirror... but with such an ancient release it is better to do a clean install
[15:49] <myhnet> i'm running 804
[15:50] <tyler_johnston> naontube: it can send out pings, but not respond, nmap says that ssh and http are open
[15:50] <stroyan> myhnet: Do you see process IDs for several other ports, but none for that port, using "sudo netstat -tanp" ?
[15:50] <DanielW> where does ubuntu get the kernel options (in my case napic) from when using update-grub?  i mean i could just change the options at the bottom of the menu.lst myself but i think that is not the way i should do it
[15:50] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: i had a friend reccomend runing tcpdump and nothing looked wrong, then http started working in and out
[15:50] <myhnet> stroyan
[15:50] <tyler_johnston> ssh wont work still
[15:50] <erUSUL> DanielW: there is kopts line in the grub config file
[15:50] <myhnet> yes i saw all others
[15:51] <DanielW> erk: the menu.lst?
[15:51] <nanotube> tyler_johnston: hm, weird... could it be in need of a reboot?
[15:51] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: already did that this morning
[15:51] <sd6> can somme one help me her
[15:51] <erUSUL> DanielW: sorry is defoptions
[15:52] <erUSUL> DanielW: grep -n defoptions /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:52] <myhnet> carldani, it is not a router
[15:52] <stroyan> erUSUL: Actuall, it can be both defoptions "for the default" and "kopt".
[15:52] <DanielW> looks like it is kopt.  but that is commented out
[15:52] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: any other ideas? D:
[15:52] <erUSUL> sd6: with a sis card you can not have effects... there is no 3d driver aviable/good enough
[15:53] <erUSUL> stroyan: good to know... DanielW read what stroyan said to me
[15:53] <nanotube> tyler_johnston: ehrm... not really... if you have physical access, maybe try logging in from a console?
[15:53] <stroyan> DanielW: Those comments are actually spooky active comments that grub reads when updating.
[15:53] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: i do have console access, everything goes out but nothing is coming in other than http, my iptables are empty and UFW is disabled
[15:53] <carldani> myhnet: can you pastebin "netstat -lnp|grep ^..p" as root somewhere? maybe I get a few ideas once I see the output
[15:54] <sd6> erUSUL : so i should change it
[15:54] <nanotube> tyler_johnston: and what exactly happens when you try to ssh in?
[15:54] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: my connection times out
[15:54] <carldani> myhnet: or this is an unreaped zombie.
[15:54] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: i'm using putty from a win7 machine
[15:55] <myhnet> carldani, still the same
[15:55] <DanielW> ok  thank you worked :-)
[15:55] <myhnet> tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:50613           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      -
[15:55] <DanielW> cu
[15:55] <nanotube> tyler_johnston: hrm... maybe some unusual putty setting? if you want you can /msg me an ip and i'll try from "real" ssh :)
[15:55] <carldani> tyler_johnston: either the machine is down or the firewalling is screwed or the network interface is screwed
[15:56] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: its an internal webserver, not public facing
[15:56] <myhnet> no zombie process from top
[15:56] <tyler_johnston> is there an way to rollback an apt-get upgrade?
[15:56] <LjL> tyler_johnston: no
[15:56] <WiZz3> hey, anyone know anything about configuring transmission bittorrent, i'm having trouble opening port 51413?
[15:57] <nanotube> tyler_johnston: hm ok. well, i'm out of ideas then... is there anything on the network between you and the server (ie, possibly some kind of firewall? )
[15:57] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: no
[15:57] <carldani> myhnet: is that the only line of output? I had hoped to see full output to get a feeling what your kernel displays for other connections
[15:57] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: this only started happening after i ran an apt-get upgrade
[15:57] <aboSamoor> how can I install a list of packages stored in a file ?
[15:58] <LjL> aboSamoor: you could use xargs, i suppose. how was the list generated, what exactly does it contain?
[15:58] <tyler_johnston> is there a logfile that apt creates?
[15:58] <lstarnes> tyler_johnston: there might be something in /var/log
[15:58] <myhnet> found another one (UDP) udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:39329           0.0.0.0:*                           -
[15:58] <Evet> What is wrong with this .htaccess code: http://pastebin.com/d106e6e05
[15:58] <LjL> tyler_johnston: /var/log/dpkg.log
[15:58] <nanotube> tyler_johnston: hrm, i don't know of an easy way to roll back - but you can manually install the older versions for each individual package that was upgraded... btw, was one of the upgrades a kernel, by any chance?
[15:59] <LjL> nanotube: would probably be a huge mess if the amount of upgrade packages is non-negligible
[15:59] <carldani> tyler_johnston: wait a second. http on that machine still works flawlessly, but all other network services are dead?
[15:59] <aboSamoor> LjL, it is generated by dpkg --get-selections
[15:59] <LjL> aboSamoor: in that case, you need to use dpkg --set-selections
[15:59] <nik_> hello
[16:00] <nanotube> aboSamoor: use --set-selections - the logical converse :)
[16:00] <tyler_johnston> carldani: well nothing can get access to the machine now since the update and unfortunately i just ran it without looking at what packages were being updated and now im trying to find the log file
[16:00] <nanotube> LjL: hrm, yea... mess indeed.
[16:00] <carldani> tyler_johnston: and console login doesn't work either?
[16:01] <tyler_johnston> console login works
[16:01] <tyler_johnston> it can ping out
[16:01] <tyler_johnston> http started randomly working after i was running tcpdump for a bit
[16:01] <tyler_johnston> but no dice oh ssh
[16:01] <stroyan> myhnet: Those processes might show up as lsof lines with a TYPE field of "raw".
[16:02] <carldani> tyler_johnston: heh. I remember such a problem. Nasty.
[16:02] <tyler_johnston> carldani: what was your resolution?
[16:02] <Guest33286> hi
[16:03] <carldani> tyler_johnston: it was an ip address conflict. pinging out worked because the destination host learned the MAC of the source from the ping, but pinging it from the outside while it was idle didn't work
[16:04] <carldani> tyler_johnston: I also had a MAC address conflict once (yes, MAC addresses are claimed to be globally unique, but in fact they aren't for many vendors)
[16:04] <Cynner>  http://www.lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139723800 new website game, come and play
[16:05] <tyler_johnston> hrm that might be it
[16:06] <carldani> tyler_johnston: it's easy to check. are you in the same subnet with the problem machine?
[16:06] <carldani> tyler_johnston: (no routers in between)
[16:06] <linduxed> ive got a folder that ive run "setfacl -m d:mask:rwx foobar/" on, but when i do a "touch bar.foo" that file doesnt inherit the rwx mask, it just gets rw. is there any way to have the d:mask transfer?
[16:06] <tyler_johnston> yeah
[16:07] <romeus1> hello
[16:07] <carldani> tyler_johnston: which is the network interface of a working machine you can use for diagnosis? eth1? eth0?
[16:08] <tyler_johnston> sec
[16:08] <neosoro> can anyone help me with my sound card?
[16:08] <romeus1> I'm running Ubuntu 9.04, I've noticed that pulseaudio CPU usage is high even when the computer is idle, it hovers around 15% (+/- 5%) which is similar to Xorg and sometimes higher.
[16:09] <neosoro> my audio just works with headphones what can be?
[16:09] <carldani> tyler_johnston: on the diagnosis machine, run "arping -b -I eth0 1.2.3.4" where 1.2.3.4 is the IP of the non-responding server. You should get exactly one response with one MAC address for every ARP you send out.
[16:10] <carldani> tyler_johnston: replace eth0 with the correct interface of the diagnosis machine.
[16:10] <romeus1> any ideas on how to rectify this?
[16:10] <ugliefrog> is there a terminal command to refrsh menu...i removed wine but it stil shows it in the menu
[16:10] <DwightShroot> need help installing pykeylogger, its already in the archive manager
[16:11] <ugliefrog> is there a terminal command to refrsh menu...i removed wine but it stil shows it in the menu
[16:11] <bobbob1016> My computer isn't starting up for some reason.  I tried taking the cmos battery out, but still nothing.  It is getting power since the lan light is on.  I tried a different plug, I disconnected everything, same issue.  It was working until last night when I shut it down.  Any ideas?
[16:11] <om26er> i've got a problem my panel disappears some times
[16:11] <sjlkg> hi, quick question.. how do i findo out which usergroup my account is in? is it "users" or is it the same name as my user account ?
[16:12] <stroyan> sjlkg: "id" will give you a list of groups you are in.
[16:12] <nanotube> DwightShroot: just extract the files to wherever you want them.
[16:12] <moncky> om26er: are you reffering to the Gnome panel?
[16:12] <dgeary2> ugliefrog: system -> preferences -> main menu
[16:12] <om26er> moncky: yes
[16:12] <tyler_johnston> carldani: only 1 mac address responded
[16:13] <moncky> sjlkg: sudo cat /etc/groups
[16:13] <moncky> om26er: may sound daft but are you sure you havent got it set to auto hide?
[16:13] <nanotube> ugliefrog: try "killall gnome-panel" to restart panel, that'll refresh the menu. if wine properly uninstalled teh shortcut, it should go away. if not... then manualyl edit the menu using what dgeary2 said.
[16:13] <om26er> moncky: no that's not the case
[16:14] <erUSUL> !resetpanel
[16:14] <sjlkg> moncky: doesn't that give me a list of all groups that exist ?
[16:15] <om26er> moncky: this problem started after i installed osx theme. i thought that the theme was causing the probem but after uninstalling the problem still persists
[16:15] <neosoro> quit
[16:15] <DwightShroot> nanotube: it doesnt do anything different
[16:15] <nanotube> DwightShroot: different from what?
[16:15] <sjlkg> stroyan: uid=1000(sjlkg) gid=1000(sjlkg) groups=4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),46(plugdev),106(lpadmin),121(admin),122(sambashare),1000(sjlkg)
[16:15] <docenaranjas> So, given that I should do a clean install, would there be any reason to choose an 8.x release over jackalope?
[16:15] <sjlkg> is that normal?
[16:15] <DwightShroot> ﻿nanotube: from it being in the archive manager
[16:16] <erUSUL> sjlkg: yep
[16:16] <nanotube> DwightShroot: what? just right click on the archive, and select "extract here"
[16:16] <Viliny> is it possible to chain commands in the terminal?
[16:16] <Viliny> && ?
[16:16] <nanotube> DwightShroot: then you can cd to that directory, and run it with "python keylogger.pyw"
[16:17] <nanotube> DwightShroot: see the "installation instructions" page https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/pykeylogger/index.php?title=Installation_Instructions
[16:17] <sjlkg> erUSUL:  so which group should i use when i chown a svn working copy? i've accidentally done sudo svn up
[16:17] <fumblnoob> Viliny: command; command; command
[16:17] <Viliny> ty fumblnoob
[16:18] <nanotube> DwightShroot: look at the "running from source section" of that page
[16:18] <Hektabyte> Hiya people!
[16:18] <Jekyll> hi. are partitions only to be made when there's need to install more than one OS?
[16:18] <Hektabyte> Can someone help me with installing CakePHP? :)))
[16:18] <lb__> Viliny: or just put it into a text file, chmod +x it, and execute it :)
[16:18] <erUSUL> Jekyll: no
[16:19] <Hektabyte> :(
[16:19] <Viliny> lb__, how hard is it to add commands to be run at startup?
[16:19] <Hektabyte> Its not hard at all.
[16:19] <erUSUL> !boot | Viliny
[16:19] <Jekyll> because i partitioned like i would with windows, but i can't access the partitions like a folder, erUSUL. i have to mount one at a time and can't create files on them :/
[16:19] <Hektabyte> Sooo... Umm....
[16:20] <Hektabyte> How can install / run CakePHP on ubunut?
[16:20] <erUSUL> !fstab | Jekyll
[16:20] <Jordanmota> AVI file has no video, just audio, when opened in Windows Movie Maker - but it plays fine in VLC etc??
[16:20] <Hektabyte> Any link or information would be helpfull...
[16:20] <Jekyll> aaah thank you :)
[16:21] <nanotube> Hektabyte: it's probably in the repos?
[16:21] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: this is for Ubuntu support not Windows  ##windows
[16:21] <kovan> where can I find Emacs 23 for Ubuntu?
[16:21] <Hektabyte> @nanotube it is...
[16:21] <cakeman> sup?
[16:21] <Hektabyte> But how to run it?
[16:21] <Viliny> heh.. bum
[16:21] <lzw> ...
[16:21] <Jordanmota> sebsebseb:  but the problem is how ogv files are converted to avi in Ubuntu
[16:21] <Hektabyte> Its not in var/www
[16:21] <dianita> hola
[16:22] <Hektabyte> :-/
[16:22] <cakeman> *awkward silence*
[16:22] <dianita> necesito ayuda para crear una nueva cuenta de usuario
[16:22] <Hektabyte> cakeman xD
[16:22] <Hektabyte> help me setup CakePHP :P
[16:22] <ejdsch> hi
[16:22] <ejdsch> can anyone here tell me which package contains /usr/bin/X ?
[16:22] <Pici> !es | dianita
[16:22] <Entelin> anyone know of a message box application that can be given a message from a command prompt and pop up on the screen?  like    ./messagebox "hello"
[16:23] <Pici> Entelin: zenity
[16:23] <cakeman> CAKE!!!
[16:23] <Jordanmota> any ideas why ogv files converted to avi play fine, except on a windows machine in movie maker?
[16:23] <Entelin> thanks
[16:23] <nanotube> Hektabyte: hm, don't know where it goes... look at the docs here: http://book.cakephp.org/
[16:24] <nanotube> Hektabyte: also run "dpkg -L cakephp" that will list all files installed with the package
[16:24] <Hektabyte> Thanks @nanotube, going to try that.
[16:24] <cakeman> Is advertising allowed on this channel :D
[16:25] <erUSUL> Jordanmota: you lack the correct codec in windows
[16:25] <derenrich_> no
[16:25] <nanotube> cakeman: probably not :) unless you're selling ubuntu computers or something, maybe... ?
[16:25] <derenrich_> no
[16:25] <cakeman> nanotube: darn
[16:25] <nanotube> cakeman: there's always ubuntu-offtopic for things like that :)
[16:25] <lzw> what?
[16:26] <cakeman> Its actully for my channel
[16:26] <Keiffer> Anyone here uses TruCrypt hidden OS?
[16:26] <Jordanmota> erUSUL: Cheers, I will look into that then.
[16:26] <Hektabyte> Its installed in usr/share O.O
[16:26] <nanotube> cakeman: is your channel ubuntu related?
[16:26] <cakeman> ...no
[16:26] <erUSUL> Jordanmota: no problem
[16:26] <Hektabyte> user/share/php to be precise
[16:26] <nanotube> cakeman: hehe, then why do you even want to advertise it here
[16:26] <vix> i would like to know if i would need to re-install my ati display drivers post a kernel upgrade
[16:26] <snarkster> where are the .desktop entries from the application menu stored?
[16:27] <adam_> can any one guide me to installing aptana
[16:27] <cakeman> it has the most people! >D
[16:27] <vix> hello
[16:27] <adam_> i have followed online tuts but when i try open it nothing happens
[16:27] <magentar> whats the name of the program used to configure all of kde4 (themes, sounds etc.)?
[16:27] <derenrich_> cakeman: you realize all of this meta talk has made more of a disterbance than if u had just said it
[16:27] <lzw> good
[16:27] <cakeman> I dont want to be kicked!
[16:28] <lzw> 。。。
[16:28] <lzw> kicked
[16:28] <nanotube> cakeman: haha, well, you can /msg the channel name to me, maybe i'll check it out :)
[16:28] <lzw> ?
[16:29] <lzw> who can tell me anther channel for me ? have some people ..
[16:29]  * Hektabyte sighs.
[16:29] <Entelin> Pici, great i got that working, is there a means I can choose the dimensions of the window that results? i only need it to show one word so the default size is a bit long for me
[16:30] <bobbob1016> I have 3 gigs of ram, 4 slots 1 gig in each with 1 empty.  I can take out 1 of the 1 gig sticks and add 2 2 gig sticks, right?
[16:30]  * Hektabyte gave up on CakePHP.
[16:31] <bobbob1016> I am running 64bit, so I know it can see more than 4
[16:31] <DwightShroot> nanotube: did what ya said still stuck
[16:31] <^Einstein> bobbob1016: yes, although you'll get more benefits from pairing your RAM than mixing and matching types and sizes. See ##hardware.
[16:32] <bobbob1016> I was planning on that after I saw the prices.
[16:33] <cheetahw26> I'm having issues viewing my ubuntu desktop remotely via RealVNC ...
[16:33] <snarkster> im trying to locate a specific .desktop entry from the menu so i can look at it with a text editor. but i cant find it anywhere. where are most of the .desktop entries found?
[16:33] <cheetahw26> I am getting error message that reads; No matching security types..
[16:33] <erUSUL> bobbob1016: yep; but better ask in #hardware
[16:34] <cheetahw26> after reading the forums, there are mixed answers, but the one most likely is the different versions; enterprise vs. free
[16:34] <asfjio> hello, i've tried "sudo apt-get install opera" to install opera, but after it finished i didn't see new icon in the main menu. what could be the problem?
[16:34] <cheetahw26> has anyone else experienced this before ?
[16:34] <carldani> tyler_johnston: if only one MAC address responded, I'm out of ideas except for a MAC address collision.#
[16:35] <Crypto_> hiya ... i have a Ubuntu dedicated server with PureFtp installed ... i used to login with username admin ... how when i login i and try to change directory to /home or  any other it says no such file or directory ?
[16:35] <tyler_johnston> carldani: yeah thats what its looking like
[16:35] <Evet> i typed "deny from all" to .htaccess, but doesnt work
[16:35] <carldani> tyler_johnston: it this a nforce chipset?
[16:36] <jordyd> asfjio: I've had this problem before. Go to 'System>Preferences>Main Menu', then find Opera and uncheck and recheck it.
[16:36] <tyler_johnston> carldain: no
[16:36] <m0r0n> I have multiple options when I stat my computer to go into Ubuntu with,  it says : Ubuntu 9.04, Kernel 2.6.28-14- Generic (Recovery)  Ubuntu 9.04, Kernel 2.6.28-14-Server (Recovery), it has it for 14 13 and 11 what is that all about?
[16:36] <rohff94_> hi rohff94
[16:37] <cheetahw26> just different kernel versions... that you can boot to
[16:37] <Crypto_> can some one please help me with my pureftp problem described above ?
[16:38] <m0r0n> cheetahw26:  They keep adding, can I just remove them so I can just boot to one?
[16:38] <jrib> m0r0n: it's usually a good idea to keep at least 2 kernels around (one safe one that you know works).  If you want to get rid of a kernel though, get rid of the corresponding linux-image-* package
[16:39] <cheetahw26> yeah... just delete them out of ... what is it on ubuntu by default... /etc/grub.conf ?
[16:39] <bubby> hi. where can i set my environment vars when starting in X?
[16:39] <Trijntje>  its /boot/grub/menu.lst i think
[16:39] <jrib> cheetahw26: /boot/grub/menu.lst?  it's better to just let APT handle it though
[16:39] <jrib> bubby: what kind?
[16:39] <cheetahw26> yeah :)
[16:39] <jordyd> asfjio: Opera isn't in the repos on Jaunty anyways. Are you using Jaunty? They have debs at opera.com.
[16:39] <tyler_johnston> carldani: i figured it out, hah it was an issue with my laptop D:
[16:39] <moustafa> Why when I create a new "Desktop" user in Ubuntu 9.04 and try to enable desktop effects it gives me that error "Desktop Effects Couldn't be Enabled"?
[16:40] <bubby> jrib: like PATH and such. my .bash* isnt read with gdm
[16:40] <jrib> bubby: use ~/.profile
[16:40] <jordyd> moustafa: What video card?
[16:40] <Trijntje> m0r0n: but its better to remove the kernels from synaptic
[16:40] <bubby> jrib: thanks. i thought i tried that, i may be back :P
[16:41] <moustafa> jordyd, Intel i845
[16:41] <greengiant> hey guys, i want to allow my conputer at work to connect to my home network, so i can play games with my brother at home. how can i conenct my work computer to my home network?
[16:41] <carldani> tyler_johnston: details please
[16:41] <Dragnslcr> Any advice on mounting a USB storage device that shows up in lsusb but doesn't seem to be getting created in /dev/sdX ?
[16:41] <erUSUL> greengiant: setting up an vpn ?
[16:42] <Dimensions> hiya ... i have a Ubuntu dedicated server with PureFtp installed ... i used to login with username admin ... how when i login i and try to change directory to /home or  any other it says no such file or directory ?
[16:42] <moustafa> jordyd, the desktop effects works well with the account I created while installting Ubuntu but not with new accounts I created later.
[16:42] <cheetahw26> tunnel vnc through ssh
[16:42] <jrib> !vpn > greengiant
[16:42] <prospire> how do I instal libmagic?
[16:42] <carldani> what's the name+timeline of the next ubuntu release?
[16:42] <erUSUL> !karmic | carldani
[16:42] <greengiant> yes i was thinkin gof that erUSUL but i need to allow my windows work computer to connect to the network and i am a little unsure, could you maybe send me a link or some more info. thanks for your help
[16:42] <carldani> ubottu: thanks
[16:43] <jrib> Dragnslcr: you sure the device itself doesn't have different modes to make it act as a storage device?
[16:43] <moustafa> ubottu, is 9,10 LTS?
[16:43] <carldani> erUSUL: would be neat if someone could add this info to the FAQ
[16:43] <cheetahw26> then you can tunnel remote desktop (terminal service) through ssh
[16:43] <moustafa> ubottu, is 9.10 LTS?
[16:43] <jrib> !lts | moustafa
[16:43] <moustafa> jrib, Ah, cool thanks :)
[16:43] <moustafa> jordyd, any ideas?
[16:43] <derenrich_> does ubuntu have any special ssd capabilities?
[16:44] <jrib> !software > prospire
[16:44] <Dragnslcr> jrib- not that I'm aware of. It used to work a while ago, but it hasn't been lately. It's a Cowon media player
[16:44] <asfjio> jordyd: if i download the .deb file how do i install it?
[16:44] <jrib> Dragnslcr: my music player does.  See if you can find anything about MSC in the documentation
[16:44] <jordyd> moustafa: I don't know. Did you try the forums?
[16:44] <moustafa> !10.04
[16:45] <moustafa> jordyd, Just searched I'll open up a ticket. Thanks
[16:45] <jordyd> asfjio: Double-click.
[16:45] <Halitech> asfjio, if you have gdebi installed you can double click on it
[16:45] <cheetahw26> what is the vncserver installed by default ?
[16:45] <jrib> asfjio: first make sure it's a deb designed to be installed on your version of ubuntu
[16:45] <Halitech> asfjio, if not, in the terminal run sudo dpkg-i (name of deb file)
[16:46] <Halitech> asfjio, sorry, sudo dpkg -i
[16:46] <cheetahw26> ahh... nevermind ... vino
[16:46] <asfjio> jordyd , Halitech : thank you
[16:46] <cheetahw26> that explains all of my problems :)
[16:46] <jordyd> asfjio: Welcome.
[16:46] <jordyd> moustafa: Good luck.
[16:46] <_|-Fail-|_> http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=9915154
[16:46] <atttila> hali
[16:46] <atttila> udv
[16:47] <atttila> mi ujsag?
[16:47] <defrysk> !hu
[16:47] <m0r0n> Trijntje: How would I go about doing that?
[16:47] <atttila> quit
[16:47] <atttila> :D
[16:48] <atttila> lecci magyarul
[16:48] <defrysk>  /quit
[16:48] <atttila> !hu
[16:48] <joeyeye> _|-Fail-|_: that's really not welcome here
[16:48] <mneptok> atttila: English only on this channel, please.
[16:48] <Dragnslcr> jrib- I'll see what I can find. dmesg seems to say that it's getting recognized as a storage device, though
[16:48] <atttila> wtf?? /o\
[16:49] <om26er> help me whenever i click on about in firefox my top gnome-panel disappears
[16:49] <Roland> bazhang, did you ban me a few hours ago?
[16:49] <atttila> i dont like eat bananas :-DDD
[16:49] <m0r0n> atttila:  He meant to click ubottu
[16:49] <atttila> what is ubottu:
[16:49] <atttila> ubuntu?
[16:49] <atttila> or kubuntu?
[16:49] <atttila> or something like that
[16:49] <m0r0n> atttila: Or not, he's a person in this chat
[16:49] <om26er> atttila: it bot
[16:49] <Trijntje> m0r0n: search synaptic for linux-image-2
[16:49] <jpds> ubottu: tell atttila about yourself
[16:50] <mneptok> atttila: seeing that you use irssi, i suspect you know.
[16:50] <asfjio> jordyd: can i ask you one more question. the instalation passed successfully, but when i open page with flash inside it tells me that i don't have flash player installed, but i've already use firefox 3 with flash player. do i need to install it for every single browser?
[16:50] <m0r0n> Trijntje: Ya I found 13 and 14, but I'd like to delete 11, but I cannot find that one
[16:50] <mneptok> atttila: please stay on-topic (Ubuntu support issues) or use #ubuntu-hu for Hungarian.
[16:50] <Trijntje> m0r0n: you should keep at least 2 (the current and an old one) as a backup
[16:50] <m0r0n> Trijntje: I have 13 and 14
[16:51] <jordyd> asfjio: Yes. You need to get the Opera one from Adobe's web site.
[16:51] <mithridates> hey guys
[16:51] <jvogel> hi
[16:52] <mithridates> I have a problem with my external hard
[16:52] <Trijntje> m0r0n: if you have only 2 you should keep them. Try running update-grub
[16:52] <jordyd> asfjio: You might be able to find a deb, but I doubt it.
[16:52] <mithridates> I changed ownership of that then I can't see my folders there
[16:52] <mithridates> it has this permission : drwx------ 6 mithridates root 32768 1970-01-01 04:00 Transcend
[16:52] <m0r0n> Trijntje: I meant, I have 14, 13, and 11, I want to get rid of 11
[16:53] <jrib> mithridates: so what do you want to do?
[16:53] <Trijntje> m0r0n: right click on 11, and select 'remove'
[16:53] <m0r0n> Trijntje: The thing is, I don't see 11
[16:53] <mithridates> jrib : I want to restore it as default permission, I want to have access for modify, remove
[16:53] <mithridates> ...
[16:53] <om26er> help me
[16:53] <jrib> mithridates: what does the commmand « whoami » return?
[16:54] <jrib> !helpme | om26er
[16:54] <mithridates> jrib : mithridates
[16:54] <Trijntje> m0r0n: if 11 is not installed, run update-grub
[16:54] <om26er> jrib: go to hell
[16:55] <mithridates> om26er: which type of help do you need?
[16:55] <asfjio> jordyd: thank you
[16:55] <m0r0n> Trijntje: Cool, I found it thanks. Do you bychance know how to install Listen?
[16:55] <mithridates> om26er: medicine, sexual, ...?
[16:55] <joeyeye> om26er: just ask your question, and don't be offensive to jrib
[16:55] <jrib> mithridates: you should have read, write, and execute access then.   What is the path to the folder you gave the permissions of?
[16:55] <jordyd> asfjio: You're welcome. Did you get your flash working?
[16:55] <lstarnes> om26er: try F11
[16:56] <Celettu> hi all...is there a way with openbox and the nvidia drivers to maximize/fulscreen an app over BOTH displays?
[16:56] <Phantal> I have a server with 2 64-bit xeons, not using the itanium processor, and I'm not sure which platform I need.  On the ubutnu.com site, all I see are i386 and amd64
[16:56] <om26er> lstarnes: gnome top panel
[16:56] <mithridates> jrib : but I don't have permission to even see the directories , it's the path: /media/Transcend
[16:56] <Celettu> atm everything maximises on one
[16:56] <erUSUL> Phantal: amd64
[16:56] <Trijntje> m0r0n: search for listen in synaptic, and then select 'install'
[16:56] <erUSUL> !amd64
[16:57] <asfjio> jordyd: yes, thank you again
[16:57] <Phantal> erUSUL: thank you
[16:57] <slestak> hmmm, my workstation at work is running 64bit 9.04.  i am connected to it remotely, working in another state this week.  apt wants to remove python2.5 and python2.5-minimal.  this worries me a bit
[16:57] <ghassen> hi everyone
[16:57] <Celettu> it's a difficult question..:P
[16:57] <jrib> mithridates: what does « mount » return?
[16:57] <om26er> gnome top panel becomes invisible but still there are controls
[16:57] <adam_> anyone installed aptana?
[16:57] <m0r0n> Trijntje: I've done that countless times, it installs but never runs
[16:57] <lstarnes> om26er: have you tried pressing F11 while in firefox?
[16:57] <mithridates> jrib : it's big result, I will pastebin it
[16:58] <ghassen> I face a problem with my Ubuntu 9.04
[16:58] <om26er> lstarnes: thats not the real problem
[16:58] <jrib> mithridates: ok, you can just give the line for the drive if you want as well
[16:58] <om26er> lstarnes: but when i killal gnome-panel
[16:58] <mithridates> jrib : http://pastebin.ca/1513866
[16:58] <om26er> lstarnes: it comes back
[16:58] <joeyeye> ghassen: ask your question
[16:58] <Trijntje> m0r0n: i don't know about that program, you should ask someone else that
[16:59] <mithridates> jrib : /dev/sdb1 on /media/Transcend type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal,shortname=mixed,uid=1000,utf8,umask=077,flush)
[16:59] <lstarnes> om26er: I think gnome-panel needs to be running when gnome is running
[16:59] <om26er> lstarnes: after killall it comes back
[16:59] <jrib> mithridates: oh I see it's vfat, ok.  What happens when you try: « ls /media/Transcend » in a termina?
[16:59] <ghassen> ok I actually can restore my session when i suspend my laptop
[17:00] <lstarnes> om26er: but it disappears whenever you switch to firefox?
[17:00] <mithridates> jrib : I can see just 4 directory , but I can't see other directories
[17:00] <davidsiegel> Hey, if anyone here is interested in participating in a user testing initiative for Ubuntu, please check this out: http://davidsiegel.org/distributed-user-testing-archives/
[17:00] <om26er> no when i change anything in themes it also happens
[17:00] <moustafa> Is there any screenshots released for 9.10?
[17:00] <om26er> lstarnes: no when i change anything in themes it also happens
[17:00] <jrib> mithridates: what do you mean by other directories?  Directories inside or something else?
[17:00] <slestak> is python2.6 and 3000 the current defalt in jaunty?
[17:00] <Celettu> hi all...is there a way with openbox and the nvidia drivers to maximize/fulscreen an app over BOTH displays?
[17:01] <jrib> moustafa: try #ubuntu+1
[17:01] <jrib> slestak: 2.6 is default.  3000 is available in the repositories
[17:01] <om26er> moustafa: your name is spelled mustafa
[17:01] <moustafa> jrib, thanks
[17:01] <mithridates> jrib : no I had other directories in this hard, and I didn't remove anything
[17:01] <moustafa> om26er, some people write it mostafa, mustafa or moustafa
[17:01] <jrib> mithridates: hmm.  Have you verified that on windows?
[17:01] <stz184> hello! how to upgrade sauerbraten game to the lates Trooper Edition?
[17:01] <slestak> jrib: so if aptitude wants to uninstall 2.5, no problem?
[17:02] <moustafa> om26er, I prefer how I write it :) Other than if the right way to write it is moustafa.
[17:02] <ubuntizer> Howdy Guys! I'm dual booting xp and ubuntu..can anyone tell me a way to use xp from inside ubuntu ? :-)
[17:02] <jrib> slestak: well it should tell you if it will take anything else with it.  Just make sure you read exactly what it wants to do
[17:02] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: that is not possible like that. You would have to install xp in a virtual machine or something like that.
[17:03] <jrib> !virtualizer | ubuntizer
[17:03] <Halitech> ubuntizer, do you mean access the files in the windows partition or actually run windows inside ubuntu?
[17:03] <mithridates> jrib : no I'm using ubuntu, but when my hard was fulling I boot up my laptop with live cd of ubuntu, then when I was getting backup it happend
[17:03] <imgoofygoober> what do you call ubuntu that costs money?
[17:03] <jrib> !ot | imgoofygoober
[17:03] <ghassen> any one here to help? I can't restore my session when suspend my laptop(ununtu 9.04)
[17:03] <mithridates> jrib : I think I did this : chown mithridates.mithridates /media/Trans...
[17:03] <stefg> ubuntizer: http://blarts.wordpress.com/2007/12/06/how-to-run-virtualbox-using-a-physical-partition-using-ubuntu-feisty-fawn/
 Oh :(
 Thanks :-)
[17:04] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: that factoid doesn't mention it but there's also virt-manager for use with KVM. I prefer KVM for Linux guests and VirtualBox for Windows guests.
[17:04] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: what are you trying to do? maybe there is a way to do that
 I want to run windows  which is already installed on my ubuntu
[17:04] <ghassen> any one here to help? I can't restore my session when suspend my laptop(ununtu 9.04)
[17:04] <ghassen> any one here to help? I can't restore my session when suspend my laptop(ununtu 9.04)
[17:04] <jrib> mithridates: "it happened"?  What happened exactly/
[17:04] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: migrating a bare-metal install to VirtualBox is possible but not the easiest thing in the world to do.
[17:04] <jrib> !repeat | ghassen
 does it allow me to use windows xp (which is installed on my pc) to be used virtually from ubuntu ?
[17:05] <mithridates> jrib : that I can't see other folders
[17:05] <Halitech> ubuntizer, you would need to run a VM of some sort, check the link that stefg posted
[17:05] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: yes
[17:05] <cellofellow> !VirtualBox | ubuntizer
 Actually i have a weird problem, i cant seem to solve.. i cant access any google services on my ubuntu properly..while i can access them easily on my windows machine.
[17:05] <stefg> ubuntizer: http://dotneverland.blogspot.com/2008/08/running-your-physical-windows-xp.html is even better
[17:05] <jrib> mithridates: it doesn't seem like any other folders exist.  Boot it up in windows and verify
[17:06] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: I suggest the non-free VirtualBox from VirtualBox.org
[17:06] <ghassen> ok bro, i really find it confusing to chat over here,
[17:06] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: for one, you get the new 3.0 version.
[17:06] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: that is the problem you should try to solve, not running xp inside ubuntu ;)
[17:06] <mithridates> jrib : I'm sure, I don't have enough permission to read it
[17:06] <jrib> ghassen: just pay attention to your highlights and ignore everything else
[17:06] <mithridates> jrib : drwx------
[17:06] <jrib> mithridates: it's not a permissions issue.  You would get an error, not see some folders and not others
 seems cool. i will try it out. can i use my internet virtually on my windows?
[17:07] <jrib> mithridates: your user has rwx permissions anyway, that's full permissions
[17:07] <mithridates> jrib : ok thanks any way , I will try with windows
[17:07] <ghassen> it runs so quickly, it's like watching a NASCAR race or F1
 Its been 15 long days, i cant solve it :'( i mean how can this happen ? it's really weird.
[17:07] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: if you just want to acces some google service, you are doing it the HARD way
[17:07] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: there are various ways. a virtual NAT, a bridged network interface, virtual interfaces. In short, yes.
[17:07] <carldani> how can I find out who the maintainer for a given package is? I don't have access to an Ubuntu install right now
[17:07] <jrib> mithridates: if it turns out you do see the other folders with windows, come back and explain that
[17:07] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: what is you problem exactly? cant acces gmail through firefox?
[17:07] <jrib> carldani: try packages.ubuntu.com
 Great. Thanks a lot, i will look into it ;-)
[17:08] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: I don't know of any Google services that don't work in any Linux. What's not working?
 i cant access any google services (even google) properly (i mean it opens sometimes, it doesn't open other time) Even if a page got google ads, the page wont load ...as google ad doesn't get loaded.
 Any google services, in any browser.
[17:09] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: still, not enough information.
[17:09] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: Did you do a fresh install of ubuntu recently? Do you have flash installed?
[17:09] <Halitech> ubuntizer, have you edited the hosts file by any chance?
[17:09] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: you mean anything *.google.com doesn't load?
[17:09] <jrib> ubuntizer: what happens exactly?
 yea, i have flash installed :-) And moreover, problem is with all browsers. I tried wvdial and kppp to configure my modem, both have same problems.
[17:10] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: you're on dial up?
 Any google services...gmail, google, youtube....  i mean it opens VERY rarely (if m lucky :P)
[17:11] <ghassen> i'm lost again
 No error, nothing..just keeps on loading n loading.
[17:11] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: what about a real simple browser like lynx?
[17:11] <cellofellow> (what's up with all the <angle brackets>?
[17:11] <guntbert> ghassen: what is your problem?
[17:11] <grawity> cellofellow: Copy-paste instead of tab-completion.
[17:12] <mithridates> jrib : you were right, other folders were in a folder.
  yea.i have a wireless USB modem...the manufacturer doesn't provide the software for linux..so i have used wvdial to connect.
[17:12] <jordyd> ubuntizer: And non-Google stuff works fine?
 let me try.
 yeah :-)
[17:12] <cellofellow> wireless usb modem? I don't follow... what's that?
 hmm..its a USB chip.. just like a pendrive. Actually not a modem, i think.
 It doesn't work with lynx too.
[17:14] <grawity> ubuntizer: 'traceroute google.com'?
[17:14] <Tr1n_> cellofellow:  I used a wireless usb modem for a while.  Acts as a modem and signal goes over gsm network
[17:14] <Michal1> after instal graphic drivers for my card ati x1350 mobility ubuntu dont start where is the problem? (sry for english)
[17:14] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: does it just sit there and eventually time out, or you get DNS errors, or what?
[17:14] <DwightShroot> i need help using pykeylogger
[17:15] <cellofellow> Tr1n_: oh, ok
 ~$ traceroute google.com
[17:15] <ubuntizer> traceroute to google.com (74.125.127.100), 30 hops max, 40 byte packets
[17:15] <ubuntizer> send: No buffer space available
[17:15] <Celettu> hi all...is there a way with openbox and the nvidia drivers to maximize/fulscreen an app over BOTH displays?
[17:15] <Halitech> ubuntizer, can you post the output of cat /etc/hosts
[17:15] <cellofellow> DwightShroot: and what legitimate use might you have for a keylogger?
[17:16] <Halitech> DwightShroot, man pykeylogger
[17:16] <nanotube> DwightShroot: did you read the documentation?
cat /etc/hosts
[17:16] <ubuntizer> 127.0.0.1	localhost
[17:16] <ubuntizer> 127.0.1.1	anildewani-laptop
[17:16] <ubuntizer> # The following lines are desirable for IPv6 capable hosts
[17:16] <ubuntizer> ::1     ip6-localhost ip6-loopback
[17:16] <FloodBot1> ubuntizer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:16] <ubuntizer> fe00::0 ip6-localnet
[17:16] <DwightShroot> cellowfellow: personal use
[17:16] <mataks> how to change login screen when i change session
[17:16] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: no buffer space available? that doesn't sound good.
[17:16] <Halitech> !pastebin | ubuntizer,
[17:17] <DwightShroot> nanotube: on the usage page
[17:17] <cellofellow> traceroute just uses ICMP echo packets (pings), right?
 what does that mean exactly ? :-s
[17:17] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: can you ping google.com?
yes.
[17:18] <cellofellow> :(
 Really Weird. :'( what can be wrong ?
[17:19] <carldani> jrib: thanks
[17:19] <Halitech> ubuntizer, didn't get all of your output, use pastebin to post it so we can look at it
[17:19]  * Leonard_ just won the official ubuntu server book on twitter from @informIT :D
 Sure.
[17:20] <Tr1n_> ubuntizer:  do you know if you are using a proxy at all?
[17:21] <DwightShroot> nanotube: i got it installed, i cant figure out how to run it
[17:21] <fivetwentysix> wow ubuntu doesnt even include g++? what kind of linux distro is that!
[17:21] <nicros> i just bought a Dell mini 10 with Ubuntu 8.04 installed, anyone installed Ubuntu 9 on the mini 10?
http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239532/   :-)
[17:21] <cellofellow> fivetwentysix: one where you just install build-essential to get the c and c++ basic build environment.
[17:21] <epalm> if i want thunderbird, in synaptic should i pick "thunderbird" or "mozilla-thunderbird"?
[17:21] <ubuntizer> <Tr1n you mean, i must try using proxy ? I'm not using any proxy for now.
[17:22] <Halitech> ubuntizer, ok, nothign strange there
[17:22] <fivetwentysix> cellofellow, haha i was just joking, but i never imagined a linux distro with out g++
[17:22] <silici0> when we gonna get the ubuntu 10 release ?
[17:22] <Halitech> silici0, in 2010
[17:22] <grawity> silici0: On 2010.
[17:22] <defrysk>  silici0 2010
[17:22] <cellofellow> fivetwentysix: how many average users need a C++ compiler?
[17:22] <Tr1n_> ubuntizer:  just wondering if you did :)
[17:22] <jrib> silici0: 10.04 means 2010, 4th month of the year
[17:22] <silici0> i mean, what month ?
[17:22] <silici0> i see
[17:23] <defrysk> month 04 and month 10
[17:23] <Halitech> silici0, in April if they are on time
[17:23] <silici0> thnks
Check this out...output of traceroute... http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239538/   is it perfect ?
 Nope ;-)
[17:24] <biczd> !is
[17:24] <Halitech> ubuntizer, nope, its broken somehow ... what is your IP address? is it an internal or extrernal IP?
[17:24] <cellofellow> why would send() return an error like that?
[17:25] <dremits> hey when i right click menus and select edit menus nothing happens. any reason why?
[17:25] <Chessguy> when i print something from my hp printer it shrinks a two page document and rotates them to fit landscape on the same page
[17:25] <cellofellow> dremits: maybe just run alacarte on its own.
how can i know that ? :-s I can get this from wvdial :: local  IP address 117.254.28.161  remote IP address 192.168.52.12
[17:25] <Tr1n_> ubuntizer:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/traceroute/+bug/290145
[17:25] <cellofellow> dremits: that's the menu-editor app.
[17:26] <om26er> how to disable 3d acceleration in gnome environment
[17:26] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: what's the output of free -m
[17:26] <dremits> cellofellow hold on let me try
[17:26] <DwightShroot> please help with pykeygrabber or LKL
[17:26] <Halitech> ubuntizer, sudo ifconfig
[17:26] <Chessguy> when i print something from my hp printer it shrinks a two page document and rotates them to fit landscape on the same page
[17:27] <Halitech> !patience | Chessguy DwightShroot
 http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239547/
[17:27] <cellofellow> om26er: all 3D acceleration or just the 3D effects?
[17:27] <om26er> cellofellow: all 3dacceleration
[17:27] <dremits> cellofellow only works with sudo. does this explain why rc > edit menus isn't working?
http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239553/   :-)
[17:28] <cellofellow> om26er: depends on your video card. If nvidia, just use the free nv driver instead of the proprietary nvidia driver. Poof, no 3D.
[17:28] <om26er> cellofellow: that would be intel
[17:28] <om26er> cellofellow:
[17:28] <tavi_> hy
[17:28] <om26er> cellofellow: how to disable 3d effects
[17:28] <hjalle> org
[17:28] <zorael_> How do I set niceness of a process when starting it in a terminal?
[17:28] <tavi_> i have a file that i want to remove
[17:28] <zorael_> So I don't have to vtswitch and renice it
[17:29] <jrib> om26er: do you just want to disable the effects?  System -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Effects
[17:29] <tavi_> who help me?
[17:29] <cellofellow> om26er: that will require some fiddling with xorg.conf. You'll have to google it.
[17:29] <defrysk> om26er, system preferences appearance , select visual effects and set it to none
[17:29] <jrib> zorael_: use the nice command
[17:29] <Halitech> ubuntizer, you have 2 gig or ram and basically its all used (from the pastebin to joey) IP is external so no router
[17:29] <skynet> How do I add programs to the ubuntu version of the startup folder? I found something that looked like the right place but, when I added the program it wouldnt start on boot.
[17:29] <jrib> !startup | skynet
so it;s a bug :( any way i could solve it ? i use 8.04
[17:29] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: try traceroute -N 5 www.google.com
[17:29] <tavi_> hey
[17:29] <tavi_> someone
[17:29] <tavi_> ?
[17:29] <jrib> tavi_: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[17:29] <cellofellow> skynet: basically you add a .desktop file to ~/.config/autostart
[17:29] <dremits> cellofellow even with sudo alacarte i can't create new menu items
[17:30] <tavi_> who help me to remove a file?
[17:30] <jrib> tavi_: just ask your question
[17:30] <jrib> tavi_: pretend the channel said "me"
[17:30] <cellofellow> dremits: alacarte edits menu items that are .desktop files in ~/.local/share/applications/. The global menu files are in /usr/share/applications.
[17:30] <tavi_> i ahve a file and i wanna remove
[17:30] <manoveio> #ubuntu-br
[17:30] <jrib> tavi_: right click -> move to trash
[17:30] <skynet> cellofellow, jrib: I placed the program in that folder ubottu mentioned and it didnt work last time I tried but, that was on 8.04 so I guess I will try again...
[17:31] <tavi_> well
[17:31] <tavi_> was installed whit sh
 :-o 2 gig of ram fully used ? where is it so much memory being leaked ?
[17:31] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: try traceroute -N 5 www.google.com
[17:31] <jrib> tavi_: you need to give all the details on one line please
[17:31] <cellofellow> skynet: you put .desktop (or Launcher) file in there, not executables.
[17:31] <tavi_> i have a file installed whit sh
[17:31] <tavi_> how i remove that?
[17:31] <jrib> tavi_: what did you install exactly?
[17:31] <dremits> cellowfellow i don't follow. do i need to change my directory to /share/apps before running alacarte
[17:31] <dremits> ?
[17:31] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: something is sucking up all your memory
 Here's the output : <joeyeye>
[17:32] <cellofellow> dremits: no
[17:32] <jrib> !tab | ubuntizer
[17:32] <ubuntizer> joeyeye> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239566/ :P
[17:32] <silici0> where can i download ubuntu koala last version !?
[17:32] <om26er> defrysk: visual effect is none but still i can cleary see the visual effect
[17:32] <jrib> !karmic | silici0
[17:32] <tavi_> nvidia -linux-x86-185.18.31-pkgrun
[17:32] <rincon> how do i make a search on repos for the word "database" using apt-get ?
[17:32] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: definitely a memory issue
[17:32] <cellofellow> dremits: alacarte when adding or editing menu items is manipulating files in ~/.local/share/applications, and won't touch /usr/share/applications.
[17:32] <grawity> rincon: apt-cache search database
[17:32] <jrib> !apt > rincon
[17:32] <cellofellow> dremits: the local stuff overrides the global.
[17:32] <tavi_> nvidia -linux-x86-185.18.31-pkg.run
[17:33] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: run top and sort by resident (O,q)
[17:33] <defrysk> om26er, sorry, im lost now ..
[17:33] <Halitech> ubuntizer, use top to see
[17:33] <cellofellow> dremits: anyway, what exactly doesn't work?
[17:33] <skynet> cellofellow, jrib: What I did was drag the icon from my menu to the startup. This wont work?
[17:33] <fivetwentysix> Anyone know whats the easy way of installing boost 1.39 on ubuntu?
[17:33] <jrib> tavi_: the README for nvidia should have uninstallation instructions
 I have installed ubuntu under my windows...is that the problem ? It's at E: drive and i probably believe, there is less space at my E: drive.
[17:33] <cellofellow> skynet: no, that should work actually
[17:33] <tavi_> has no readme
[17:33] <dremits> cellowfellow so where am i going wrong?
[17:33] <jrib> skynet: I don't know what "the startup" means
[17:33] <tavi_> is a single file
[17:33] <Trijntje> yoeyeye: ubuntizer cannot acces any service from google. The out of memory is a known bug in traceroute
[17:33] <cellofellow> skynet: you might have to use the Sessions preferences to enable it.
[17:33] <cellofellow> dremits: not sure.
[17:33] <jrib> tavi_: yes it does.  Nvidia provides documentation on the same site they provide the .run
[17:34] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: it's physical memory available, something is taking it all
[17:34] <cellofellow> dremits: maybe you can't write to ~/.local/share/applications/
[17:34] <tavi_> don't know
[17:34] <tavi_> so tell me how i unistall
[17:34] <tavi_> ?
[17:34] <cellofellow> dremits: permissions-wise
[17:34] <skynet> cellofellow, hmm yes I should do that
[17:34] <jrib> tavi_: please stop using enter to break up your thoughts. Also, use my nick in what you say if you want to get my attention.  I am looking for the readme file.  You can help me.
[17:35] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: did you run top yet ?
[17:35] <dremits> cellowfellow: when running alacarte in terminal i get this error: IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied:  /home/jason/.config/menus/applications.menu
[17:35] <skynet> How do you choose what animation occurs when minimizing/closing/etc a window?
[17:35] <cellofellow> !enter | tavi_
[17:35] <airtonarantes> uhuuuuuuuuuuu
[17:35] <cellofellow> dremits: check permissions on that file and folder then.
[17:35] <jrib> tavi_: read: http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/169.09/README/chapter-04-section-04.html about the --uninstall option
[17:35] <tavi_> ok
[17:36] <dremits> cellowfellow: will do. not sure why there is a problem though. this is a fresh install of ubuntu 9.04
 http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239573/  This is output of top.. I can't get much .. *newbie* :-)
[17:36] <skynet> How do you choose what animation occurs when minimizing/closing/etc a window?
[17:36] <jrib> tavi_: in the future, instead of using the .run from nvidia, you should use System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[17:36] <jrib> !ccsm | skynet
[17:36] <tavi_> i used
[17:36] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: run top again, and when running type O then q
[17:36] <tavi_> and i have problems
[17:36] <jrib> tavi_: ok
 sure.
[17:37] <cellofellow> skynet: I suggest simple-ccsm for stuff like that. CCSM can be... daunting.
[17:37] <d8sd9s> Hi! Will next debian release be shipped with Gnome 2.28 because of the freeze in december? If so, will Ubuntu 10.04 also contain this Gnome version?
[17:38] <skynet> cellofellow, are there more options?
[17:38] <jrib> d8sd9s: ask #debian about debian. Ubuntu's releases usually coincide with Gnome's releases, yes
[17:38] <cellofellow> skynet: there's tons of options
[17:38] <dremits> cellofellow: permissions for said folder are: owned by root, group = root, others access = read only
 http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239583/  :-)
[17:39] <jrib> d8sd9s: I thought I read 9.10.  10.04 has no specifications yet afaik...
[17:39] <cellofellow> dremits: it should be owned and group owned by  you and yourgroup, permissions should allow you and you alone to write.
[17:39] <cellofellow> dremits: there should be nothing inside of your home directory that belongs to root, that causes problems.
[17:39] <Trijntje> joeyeye: ubuntizer doesnt have a memory problem
[17:40] <dremits> cellowfellow why is it like this, this is a fresh install of ubuntu?
[17:40] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: are you on a new ubuntu install?
[17:40] <cellofellow> dremits: it isn't, you did something to it.
 :-s why cant i use all google (just google ?) services properly ... Yes. i m having new install. :-)
[17:40] <dotness> ubuntizer: every time i have some unknown problem with ubuntu, i install slackware ;) think about that :P
[17:40] <dremits> cellofellow: lol fair enough
[17:41] <ubuntizer> !slackware
[17:41] <cellofellow> dremits: you could create a new user for yourself and start over
 I love ubuntu :(
[17:41] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: i dont know. And from xp you can use google services?
[17:41] <tavi_> is nothign there about unistall\
[17:41] <joeyeye> Trijntje: oh ... it seemed that way - traceroute failed sending packets out
 Yea. Very perfectly. And my modem manufacturer provides a special software using which i connect on windows.
[17:41] <dremits> cellofellow: is there a command that can scan my home folder and find files belonging to root, or perhaps change all files to be owned by me
[17:42] <genii> sudo chown -R yourname:yourgroup /home/yourname
[17:42] <pianistbaby> how can i quickly see whether my ubuntu comp is using pulseaudio?
[17:42] <joeyeye> Trijntje: ubuntizer: what is the symptom that's causing grief ?
[17:42] <pianistbaby> and what version of pulseaudio it is using.
[17:42] <d8sd9s> jrib: Okey, thanks, but it would seem reasonable, right? :)
[17:42] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: that is a very strange problem you have. If you post it on the forum, i'm sure lots of people will get curios and try to figure out what is happening ;)
[17:42] <dotness> pianistbaby: whereis pulseaudio?
[17:42] <cellofellow> dremits: yeah, just a minute. find will do the job but let me think about the options
[17:43] <pianistbaby> dotness: is it not possible that whereis pulseaudio will show location, but that it's not being used?
[17:43] <olaf-vom> Hi everybody... my Ubuntu 9.04 installation freezes within minutes with Desktop Effects being activated. Does anybody else have such problems since the latest kernel updates to 2.6.28-14.47? (I got a new mainboard as well with GeForce 8200, but had a GeForce 6150 prior to that...)
[17:43] <cellofellow> dremits: sudo find ~ -user root
 Yea, i would post a topic there :-)
[17:43] <Trijntje> joeyeye: ubuntizer is unable to acces any google services form his ubuntu. From xp on the same machine all works fine. All other web services work fine. The problem occurs in all browsers
[17:43] <cellofellow> dremits: that should work
[17:43] <jrib> d8sd9s: idk, pros and cons there
[17:43] <Besogon> What is the different between NIS and DNS. (NIS and Samba) Why do we use dns servises insteed nis?
[17:43] <sonism> dremits: sudo chown dremits:dremits ~dremits/ will change all file & folders in your home to bocome yours
[17:44] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: can you post the output of /etc/hosts.deny ?
[17:44] <joeyeye> Trijntje: ubuntizer: google services like gmail, etc ? or gmail webservices ?
[17:44] <nero_> i'm very much new donno nutting aba ubuntu
[17:44] <th0r> pianistbaby: yes it is possible. To determine if pulse is loaded I think you can do 'ps ax | grep pulse'. If it returns anything besides 'grep pulse' then it is loaded and running
[17:44] <dremits> thanks cellofellow. sonism will just check first. thanks
 where can the problem be ? is it memory problem ?
 sure
[17:44] <Evra> hi fellas
[17:45] <Trijntje> joeyeye: aparently even in sites that host google ads..
[17:45] <pianistbaby> th0r: pls look here:
[17:45] <Trijntje> joeyeye: also google search etc
[17:45] <pianistbaby> http://pastebin.com/m7aef4bfe
http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239592/
[17:46] <Evra> cd/home/hassan/Desktop/RealPlayer11GOLD.bin
[17:46] <th0r> pianistbaby: line 4
[17:46] <joeyeye> Trijntje: ubuntizer: and what happens in the browser ?
[17:46] <olaf-vom> Besogon: do you ask about NIS / DNS in general, or for a specific purpose that you want to be handled / solved ?
[17:46] <pianistbaby> th0r: so is pulseaudio currently running on my comp?
[17:46] <dremits> cellofellow, sonism: there are a few files that belong to root but they are relatively few. can i just confirm that all files in my home directory should belong to me, no exceptions before i run sonism's suggested command
[17:46] <pianistbaby> th0r: sorry, i'm a newB
[17:46] <Evra> can any1 help me to install ubuntu?
[17:46] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: well, there is nothing wrong with that file
[17:47] <cellofellow> dremits: just ran that on my system. got a ton of stuff from running `sudo make install` hanging around that belong to root.
[17:47] <cellofellow> dremits: that'll work
[17:47] <th0r> pianistbaby: it does appear it is running
[17:47] <Trijntje> joeyeye: it just keeps loading forever
 Actually nothing, it just keep on loading (waiting for www.google.com) :P
[17:47] <dremits> cellowfellow: i was gonna say i think it's through using sudo. so even if it's config and installation files defo change to make me owner as a matter of cause?
[17:47] <Besogon> olaf-vom, Im interesting only.
[17:47] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: till it times out?
[17:47] <joeyeye> Trijntje: ubuntizer: may be a javascript issue ?
[17:47] <mt-lith> d8sd9s: try https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicKoala
[17:48] <sonism> dremits: won't be a problem
[17:48] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: can you ping google.com? "ping -c 5 www.google.com"
[17:48] <dremits> ok then thanks
[17:48] <cellofellow> dremits: it shouldn't mess things ups
[17:48] <pianistbaby> how can i figure out what version of pulseaudio my comp is using? ( th0r, dotness)
[17:48] <Evra> can any1 help me to install ubuntu?
[17:48] <Trijntje> !install|Evra
 yea, i can ping it.
[17:48] <Evra> can any1 help me to install real player ubuntu?
 how can i check for that ? :-s
[17:49] <cellofellow> pianistbaby: pulseaudio --version
[17:49] <pianistbaby> cellofellow: ty
 yea, until it times out.
[17:49] <th0r> pianistbaby: I think pulseaudio --version will tell you
[17:49] <th0r> pianistbaby: I don't have it installed so can't be sure
[17:49] <pianistbaby> th0r: thanks.
[17:49] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: what browser ?
[17:49] <dremits> sonism ran the command and then ran the find command and files are still owned by root
[17:49] <fosa> how do i put open office draw and impress into my applications menu ?
[17:50] <Cynner>  http://www.lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139723800 New Website game,Come registrer and play.
[17:50] <olaf-vom> Besogon: DNS is Domain Name System, main purpose is to resolve sth. like "www.ubuntu.com" to an IP address. NIS is Network Information System, very commonly used to handle user-accounts within a network. (Somewhat remoteloy similar to a Windows-domain...)
[17:50] <th0r> fosa: you can add them by adding .desktop files to ~/.local/share/applications
[17:50] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: i dont know what else can cause this, i hope joeyeye can help you. Good luck
 Problem is with every browser.. i have tried epiphany, firefox 2.0, firefox 3 :-s
[17:50] <sonism> dremits: what's the path? is it ~/.gvfs ?
[17:50] <d8sd9s> mt-lith: I think you missunderstood. Im speculating what gnome version will be shipped with ubuntu 10.04.
[17:51] <dremits> sonism: what to my home directory?
Thanks a lot man, i would post it at forums too :-)
[17:51] <olaf-vom> Besogon: You can't have today's internet without DNS, as otherwise your browser wouldn't find any server out there. Usually NIS is local-network-only.
[17:51] <th0r> fosa: impress should already be there...as openoffice presentation
[17:52] <sonism> dremits: no, the stubborn files/folders?
[17:52] <d8sd9s> mt-lith: If debian has a feature freeze in december, gnome 3 wont make it to ubuntu 10.04? Right? Or? Hrm?
[17:52] <fosa> th0r, would you happen to know how to import pdfs ?
[17:53] <Evra> ask:I want to install realplayer in ubuntu
[17:53] <dremits> sonsim all the files are in my home directory. the problem i'm being told is that these should all belong to me (my username) but just a few belong to root. they are in various directories but all are in my home folder
[17:53] <th0r> fosa: no...sorry
[17:53] <mt-lith> d8sd9s: sorry, haven't seen anything about 10.04. the next LTS release?
[17:53] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: glad to help, i hope you figure it out!
[17:53] <cellofellow> d8sd9s: debian freezes won't effect Ubuntu at all, as the freezes are for Stable only, and Ubuntu bases off of Unstable.
[17:54] <Besogon> olaf-vom, ok. now I udestand. One question else. Would I see my NIS network (with NFS shares )with nautilus? I have got one NFS-share folder but nautilus don't display that
[17:54] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: weird issue.  Use firefox and disable javascript - see what happens
[17:54] <Ohlookatmeimjoe> Hey, Does anyone know how to enable direct rendering for a Nvidia GeForce 9400 graphics card running Ubuntu 9.04?
[17:54] <erUSUL> !nvidia | Ohlookatmeimjoe
[17:55] <d8sd9s> mt-lith: me neither. im just guessing. :)
[17:55] <techjimbo> Does ubuntu and network manager support ms-chap v2 for wifi networks?
[17:55] <sonism> dremits: how about this: sudo chown dremits -R /home/dremits;sudo chgroup dremits -R dremits /home/dremits
[17:55] <slacker_nl> !gparted
 let me see
[17:55] <d8sd9s> cellofellow: Ahh, makes perfect sense! Thanks!
[17:56] <slacker_nl> the livecd of ubuntu contains the gparted app?
[17:56] <sonism> dremits: we forgot the -R option in the previous command
[17:56] <cellofellow> d8sd9s: now, if Debian and Ubuntu can coordinate their freezes, say each Debian Stable freezes on the same day as the freeze for each Ubuntu LTS, that'd be nice, but so far I don't see that happening any time soon.
[17:57] <cellofellow> d8sd9s: it'd make it so that packages could be freely built and run between the two, no compatibility issues.
[17:57] <dremits> sonism: i get the error - chown: cannot access `/home/dremits/.gvfs': Permission denied
[17:57] <erUSUL> !ot | cellofellow: d8sd9s
[17:57] <olaf-vom> Besogon: Hmm - I've ever only used NFS between servers and clients with fixed IPs/names within a local network. I have always mounted the NFS-shares on boot-time. Not sure what you can do in user-space on the NFS-client-side ... might well be that Nautilus supports it...
[17:58] <sonism> dremits: umount all samba / nfs shares that mounted in your home first
[17:58] <cellofellow> dremits: sonism: I wouldn't worry about the .gvfs directory, as it gets recreated each time you log in.
[17:58] <guntbert> freeze policy discussions are *a bit* off topic in a help channel
[17:58] <cellofellow> erUSUL: sorry,
 Tried disabling javascript.. Still the same issue. Weird :(
[17:58] <sonism> cellofellow: you right
[17:58] <cellofellow> d8sd9s: be glad to continue the discussion in -offtopic.
[17:58] <erUSUL> cellofellow: no need to apologize just use the apropiate channel next time ;)
[17:58] <dremits> sonism so apart from that file all is well?
[17:59] <sonism> dremits: i believe so
[17:59] <dremits> sonism, cellofellow ran find command and all files are changed now
[17:59] <dremits> apart from said file
[17:59] <buttons840> how can i determine if i am using alsa, pulse audio, or both, or neither?
[17:59] <cellofellow> dremits: ok, good
[17:59] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: delete all cache/cookies/history/private data in firefox, reenable javascript and try again
[17:59] <cellofellow> buttons840: PulseAudio runs on top of ALSA.
[18:00] <Besogon> olaf-vom, do you use NIS?
[18:00] <erUSUL> buttons840: in which app ?
[18:00] <buttons840> cellofellow, i'm fallowing some instructions on how to get festival tts to work with pulse or alsa, and i'm not sure which i'm using
[18:00] <dremits> cellofellow, sonism and now menu manager works. thanks so much guys. i will have to be careful with sudo in my home directory.
[18:00] <olaf-vom> Besogon: i have, yes. (not in the system-admin area anymore, though.)
[18:00] <erUSUL> buttons840: install the various pa helper programs and use them to see who is using pulseaudio
[18:00] <sonism> dremits: don't need to worry for that ~/.gvfs it's the mount point for samba shares
[18:00] <erUSUL> !find pulseaudio
[18:00] <dremits> ok thanks
[18:00] <steamdumplings> can anyone tell me why adobe flash want work after installing from synaptics?
 Still the same :(
[18:00] <slacker_nl> dremits: when using sudo you should _always_ be careful
[18:01] <sonism> dremits: np :)
[18:01] <buttons840> erUSUL, I believe i'm using there is both alsa and pulseaudio in the pull down located in volume control
[18:01] <dotness> steamdumplings: maybe you dont have perl installed, check firefox logs maybe it is installed but misses something
[18:01] <dremits> slacker_nl who are you, my mother? lol it's good advice thanks
[18:01] <dotness> steamdumplings: i once had similiar problem cause didnt have perl on some distr
[18:01] <sonism> dremits: don't ever run this: sudo rm -rf /   OK? :D
[18:01] <olaf-vom> Anybody experiencing system freezes with Desktop Effects being activated on 9.04? Any idea where to start looking to fix this?
[18:02] <steamdumplings> (dotness)<<<<where do I check firefox logs
[18:02] <erUSUL> !danger | sonism
[18:02] <dremits> sonism you idiot i just pasted that command
[18:02] <dremits> jooooooooooooookkkkkkkkeeeeeeeeeeee
[18:02] <dotness> olaf-vom: maximum desktop effects? the jelly one or normal one?
[18:02] <dremits> ubottu you bein serious?
[18:02] <sonism> GUYS, I TOLD YOU NOT TO DO THAT! READ CAREFULLY!
[18:03] <olaf-vom> dotness: normal ones.
[18:03] <dremits> lol oh
[18:03] <olaf-vom> dotness: with latest kernel update from a few days ago (on Gnome).
[18:03] <Besogon> olaf-vom, What for do you use that? You use that to make sure the NFS user ids/group ids are the same on the server as on all clients don't you?
[18:03] <dremits> oh by the way in irc do you have to type someones username for it to the app to light up or is it username plus colon
[18:04] <slacker_nl> dremits: for highlighting to work yes
[18:04] <dremits> oh
[18:04] <dremits> i thought it was just slacker_nl
[18:04] <dremits> slacker_nl:
[18:05] <slacker_nl> dremits: some clients (like mine) also respond when the nick is somewhere in the sentence
[18:05] <Tankado> Hello, i have ubuntu with xp and i have this problem everytime my ubuntu starts i cant type anything in the login screen (like my keyboard doesnt work) then when i restart it it works, anyone familiar with such a problem?
[18:05] <dremits> i'm using chatzilla
[18:05] <slacker_nl> << irsii
[18:05] <egaudet_> I have a linksys usb wireless adapter.  Everytime I plug my palm pre into another usb, the wifi connection on my ubuntu gets dropped...?
[18:05] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: are you running ubuntu in virtualbox or vmware ?
[18:05] <techjimbo> Does ubuntu and network manager support ms-chap v2 for wifi networks?
[18:05] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: i may have missed your response - got disconnected for a few minutes
No..i have installed ubuntu under my windows.
[18:06] <rantanplan> hi ubuntu folk.
[18:06] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: not sure I follow... "under my windows"
[18:06] <olaf-vom> Besogon: yes, that's what you get if you use NIS/NFS. also of course, without NIS (or a similar approach, more complex ones include to use LDAP e.g.), you only have entirely independent users/passwords on your machines.
[18:06] <cheetahw26> where is the c++ standard library on ubuntu.. i cant find it anywhere..
[18:06] <cheetahw26> i have: libstdc++6 installed, but the .so files aren't anywhere ...
[18:07] <dajhorn> cheetahw26: /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6 ?
[18:07] <rantanplan> i cant make a archiv like tar or zip with filename like öä.txt
I mean, i inserted ubuntu CD and then installed it from there, not running the CD from BIOS..And i tried clearing all private data..still the issue remains.
[18:07] <olaf-vom> Besogon: if you want to be able to "add user boss" and "add user secretary" and both people should have access to various clients/servers/machines, you will need service such as NIS.
[18:07] <cheetahw26> no not there...
[18:07] <sonism> guys! what's that for? kickin' me out??????????????
[18:07] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: but you boot in to installed ubuntu or livecd ?
[18:07] <slacker_nl> rantanplan: tar zcvf "betweenquotes.tar.gz" /stuff/to/tar
[18:08] <cheetahw26> dajhorn: maybe it didn't install properly ??
[18:08] <Besogon> olaf-vom, thank you.
[18:08] <dajhorn> cheetahw26: Get a file list:  dpkg -L libstdc++6:
[18:08] <Tankado> anyone, please?
[18:08] <olaf-vom> Besogon: NIS is Unix-oriented. Samba can also be brought into the picture, especially if you have a Windows Domain Controller and want to use these users ...
[18:08] <dajhorn> cheetahw26: If things are missing, then run:  sudo apt-get install --reinstall libstdc++6:
[18:09] <dajhorn> cheetahw26: (without the tailing ':')
[18:09] <DwightShroot> need LKL help, keep getting "segmentation fault"
No i'm not using live.. I inserted CD and there was some option (install with windows) i used it and installed it on  my machine..I can uninstall ubuntu from windows. It's quite same as installing ubuntu..it asks for windows or ubuntu while i start my pc.
[18:10] <grawity> It's called 'Wubi'
[18:10] <olaf-vom> Besogon: I haven't updated this for several years anymore, however, I wrote lots of details on LDAP-based users on Debian some while ago ... perhaps there's some info you could use here or there: http://home.subnet.at/~max/ldap/index.php
[18:10] <dennda> I have quite a bunch of files in my pwd and in its subfolders (recursively) that contain the string "underlay". How can I open all those files in an editor one at a time without always looking up the path?
[18:10] <steamdumplings> dotness are you still there?
[18:10] <Besogon> olaf-vom, Wow! What do you use to display network by?
[18:11] <egaudet_> anyone familiar with ndiswrapper?
[18:11] <eutek> hi
[18:11] <steamdumplings> can anyone tell me why adobe flash want work after installing from synaptics?
[18:11] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: ok - let's look at network issue again - type netstat -an
[18:11] <slacker_nl> dennda: find . -name \*underlay\* | xargs nano
[18:11] <grawity> dennda: grep -RL underlay . | xargs $EDITOR
[18:11] <eutek> im italian what is the italian irc channel of ubuntu?
[18:12] <slacker_nl> !it
[18:12] <olaf-vom> Besogon: sorry - can you rephrase please? (do you mean name resolution -> IPs?)
[18:12] <grawity> dennda: slacker_nl's command checks for 'underlay' in filenames, mine - in the content. Choose whichever you need.
 http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239657/
[18:13] <grawity> Or... wait a minute. dammit.
[18:13] <grawity> It should be grep -Rl ...
[18:13] <Besogon> olaf-vom, In Windows I see network through Explorer and What you use
[18:13] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: oops, netstat -a
[18:13] <jiohdi> whats the official pronounciation  you-bun-too or oo-boon-too or oo-bun-too?
 sure :P
[18:13] <grawity> jiohdi: /uːˈbuːntuː/
[18:14] <jiohdi> grawity, I dont read dictionary :)
[18:14] <steamdumplings> can anyone tell me how to add a user from this channel?
[18:14] <DwightShroot> anyone know where i can find LKL help
http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239660/
[18:14] <grawity> jiohdi: that's called IPA. How about 'oo-BOON-too'?
[18:14] <jiohdi> grawity, thanks
[18:14] <Tankado> Hello, i have ubuntu with xp and i have this problem everytime my ubuntu starts i cant type anything in the login screen (like my keyboard doesnt work) then when i restart it it works, anyone familiar with such a problem?
[18:14] <guntbert> DwightShroot: what is LKL?
[18:15] <DwightShroot> guntbert: keylogger
[18:15] <Tankado> i have a DELL vostro laptop
[18:15] <jiohdi> tankado, usb keyboard or ps2?
[18:15] <jiohdi> or just built in/
[18:15] <afd__> hi guys! I have a hard disk that is marked as "160 gb" on its shell, while it is detected as having just 30 gb on it by qtparted (no filesystem yet). What can I do to fix this situation? I have a laptop, no desktop system
[18:15] <olaf-vom> Besogon: :) ... to be honest, I've stopped concentrating on the network admin area before this became too annoying for me to find some tool. And I can't remember those that I 've tried. (Most of the time, I only had a few shares back then and was OK with mounting/unmounting them, basically manually.) Sorry, no idea - but I'm sure there are good tools out there...
[18:15] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: now do the same while access google services in the browser (run netstat -a when it's all waiting...)
[18:15] <Tankado> jiohdi : the DELL vostro laptop build in keyboard
[18:16] <jiohdi> thats a stumper....
[18:16] <olaf-vom> Besogon: at the moment, I use Linux at home - but I have no network there...
[18:16] <om26er> when i enable compiz or metacity compositor the top panel disappears
sure
[18:16] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: we're looking at the SendQ/RecvQ columns
[18:16] <Tankado> jiohdi : what? do you know how to solve it?
[18:17] <Besogon> olaf-vom, Look at that http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautilus-accessnetwork.html.en (ubuntu nautilus don't display NFS)
[18:17] <jiohdi> tankado, I probably would not know how to solve it if it were something else... but I was having some hardware issues because of a bad install
[18:17] <guntbert> DwightShroot: thx, have a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=662188 (its a bit old though)
[18:17] <jiohdi> the ps2 worked better than the usb, I am guessing for driver reasons
[18:17] <jiohdi> can you plug in an external keyboard and see what it does?
 http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239670/ I think its the same.
[18:18] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: run it  a few times (netstat) to see if the numbers change
[18:19] <olaf-vom> Besogon: ah, ok, thanks.
[18:19] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: why do we not see any connections established ?
[18:20] <utimothy> hi to the room
[18:20] <olaf-vom> Besogon: network:/// works like charm, at least on the locally installed Samba ;)
[18:21] <jiohdi> how do I fool the ms office live site into thinking I have an xp running? it will not deal with linux?
weird :-s I tried again..this time..after few seconds, it showed out some ip adress and stuff and then a lots of stuff under it...i tried copying all, but i cant seem to get the whole output..http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239675/
[18:21] <utimothy> using pokerTH  why can i not update it ..........
[18:21] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: netstat -ia
[18:21] <afd__> hi guys! I have a hard disk that is marked as "160 gb" on its shell, while it is detected as having just 30 gb on it by qtparted (no filesystem yet). What can I do to fix this situation? I have a laptop, no desktop system
[18:22] <danbhfive> jiohdi: if it uses activex, it won't help to trick the site, as it won't run on linux any AFAIK
[18:23] <ubuntizer> joeyeye: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239681/
[18:23] <jiohdi> dan, the site can use firefox normally... but says it will not work for non-xp... so firefox would be different under linux/
[18:23] <CaptWho> my networked laserjet stopped working.  it was working, but it stopped. i can ping the printer by ip from the computer, i've reinstalled the printer.  any ideas on where i should go from here?
[18:23] <Besogon> afd__, may be you have 2 hard disk. (Like it on asus eee pc1000)
[18:23] <vigo> afd__: Do you have any data on it that you wish to save?
[18:24] <danbhfive> jiohdi: well, I think you can get a firefox extension that will change your use agent string.  That is probably what you are looking for
[18:24] <genii> CaptWho: I suggest to make sure the IP isn't actually some computer getting it by dhcp instead of the printer.
[18:24] <jiohdi> dan, any idea what it might be called?
[18:24] <MOUD> Hello
[18:24] <danbhfive> jiohdi: no, but can you search for it?
[18:25] <jiohdi> under agent?
[18:25] <CaptWho> Genii, the same ip is working from other machines
[18:25] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: there's  a few receive errors
[18:25] <afd__> vigo: no, I don't have any data that I wish to save. Can I somehow reset the harddisk cylinder data or whatever?
[18:26] <olaf-vom> My USB mouse is not reliably detected on boot time, sometimes it just doesn't work on GDM logon screen. (Plugging it in anew works, but is really tiresome.) Any idea?
[18:26] <Besogon> olaf-vom, no argue to you
Any way to solve them ? Moreover, if i upgrade to 9.04, will this issue be solved ? :-s
[18:26] <afd__> Besogon: no, nothing like that
[18:26] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: can you run a speed test at www.dslreports.com
[18:26] <ubuntizer> sure
[18:26] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: not sure yet what the problem is
[18:26] <danbhfive> jiohdi: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/59
[18:27] <vigo> afd__: Yes. you can use FDISK or GPARTED or any of other utilities, I suggest gparted because that is like the main Debian/Ubuntu partition utility.
[18:27] <Besogon> afd__, fdisk -l ???
[18:28] <vigo> afd__: You may want to get or use DBAN on it, will wipe it on boot, so careful and read the README.txt.
[18:28] <afd__> vigo: I'm already using qtparted... and it reports 30 gb size, no partitions, etc. I've been a programer and "hardcore" user for about 15 years, 100% Linux user for 5 years... just to understand what sort of level you need to adopt in this "debugging"
[18:28] <zorael_> Why do I need superuser permissions to renice my own processes?
[18:29] <zorael_> do I need to add myself to some renicer group?
[18:29] <grawity> zorael_: It's designed that way. Normal users can only increase their process niceness.
[18:29] <afd__> vigo: I'm looking over this DBAN thing :) thanks for suggestions
[18:29] <fergal32> hello boys and girls ^^
[18:29] <grawity> You don't want anyone to be able to renice his apps to -20
[18:29] <zorael_> grawity: Aw, okay, thanks.
[18:29] <jiohdi> dan, yous is a genius, it woiked
[18:29] <zorael_> true
[18:30] <sash_> zorael_:  you must be su, because by doing this as normal user, you could "steal" process-priority
[18:30] <cyberninja> my exim4 has stopped letting me send emails to external addreses, can someone please take a look http://p.linode.com/2770
[18:30] <grawity> zorael_: you're using 'sudo renice'? You can make sudo not ask for password.
[18:30] <sash_> zorael_:  you have to remember that linux is build as multi-user-system etc...
[18:30] <afd__> vigo: I'm not sure that would help.. I image it will just wipe the disk and partitions, which I already did.
[18:30] <zorael_> grawity: yeah, for renicing mplayer processes after smplayer launches them, doesn't seem to be an option in it to tell it to run mplayer through nice
[18:31] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: any luck ?
[18:31] <vigo> afd__: That will get any and all of the available sectors that are readable, may need to use some other utilities if it has bad sectors or whatnot.
[18:31] <afd__> vigo: I see
[18:31] <afd__> is there a utility which can get even lower level details that qtparted would report?
http://i.dslr.net/imc/0/0/6/4/75697189.png sorry i was late :P
[18:32] <jipsy> morning everyone..i nid a little help..how can i uninstall my desktop effects then install it again?
[18:32] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: yike your upload is dog slow
[18:32] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: yikes
[18:33] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: run the same test when booted in windows
[18:33] <olaf-vom> Besogon: need to leave for now -- bye and have fun with all this network-stuff ... (it's a pitty I don't have the time to pursue this anymore :) ...)
[18:33] <vigo> afd__: There are a few utilities/tools in Linux that can check sectors, if label says 180 and system reports 30, I would think locked or hidden files or bad sectors, a 75 pass wipe could not hurt, is also kinda fun.
i have run tests before on windows, the results are normal, same as we got here.. the thing which makes me confused is, why only GOOGLE ? :( i can load any other site.
[18:35] <jipsy> can anyone help uninstall my desktop effects so that i can install them again
[18:35] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: google is ok under windows ?
Yea, works perfectly and fast :P
[18:36] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: I dunno, man...
[18:36] <thiebaude> jipsy, cant you uninstall compiz in synaptic?
[18:36] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: bizarro
[18:36] <jipsy> how?
[18:36] <jipsy> im new in linux
[18:37] <thiebaude> jipsy, search compiz in synaptic
[18:37] <diddy> What is the difference between init and telinit again?
[18:37] <jipsy> and then?
[18:37] <sonism> ubuntizer: how about yahoo?
[18:37] <vigo> jipsy: Have you tried or looked at DPKG fix , oh nevermind, but look that up, I will post a link in a moment here.
 Anyhow i was gonna upgrade to 9.04.. lets see if it works well there
[18:38] <Rabbitbunny> How can I change the icon a gnome panel laucher uses? I it originally had the terminal icon, the springy icon isn't in the selection box, the reverse is also true. Hints?
[18:38] <thiebaude> jipsy, if there is a green mark beside compiz, then uninstall it
yea, it's working perfectly.
[18:38] <jipsy> did u mean the terminal? what should i type?
[18:38] <fosa> how do i navigate to smb://ibmserver/e/ ?
[18:38] <fosa> via the CL
[18:38] <Rabbitbunny> fosa: curl?
[18:38] <zenwryly> I thought I was on ext3, but my dmesg shows several "EXT4-fs: " lines (http://pastebin.com/m190f4405, http://pastebin.com/m77603174).  Does that mean that my filesystem did somehow get converted?
[18:39] <sonism> ubuntizer: yahoo mail?
[18:39] <afd__> vigo: sorry for me being stupid... I discovered the hard disk had a jumper over the "limit to 32 gb" pins
[18:39] <jipsy> im in ccsm and i cant find the green thingy
[18:39] <vigo> jipsy: This is a good starting point, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/
yes, working fine.
[18:40] <jipsy> ok ill check this out
[18:40] <vigo> afd__: Now that is rich! made my day with that one, glad it is worked out.
[18:41] <fosa> i'm having trouble escaping a SPACE in the command line
[18:41] <Myth`> How could I move the contents of /toplevel/folder1/ to /toplevel/
[18:41] <afd__> vigo: yeah... thanks for help and sugestions
[18:41] <fosa> isn't it like this?: cd Tax\ School\ ?
[18:41] <th0r> Myth`: check 'man mv'
[18:41] <afd__> vigo: this is the first time I ever encountered this sort of situation, too
[18:41] <sonism> fosa: it's cd Tax\ School/
[18:41] <Myth`> th0r: Don't have access to a ubuntu box at the moment. Just asking because I couldn't figure it out last night.
[18:42] <fosa> sonism, that's not working
[18:42] <Myth`> th0r: Trying to move /htdocs/wodspress to /htdocs and it kept saying source and destination were the same.
[18:42] <ubuntizer> Bye Guys. Thanks to everyone who have tried to help me out here with my issue. :-) Nice to meet such a great community! C ya soon!
[18:42] <vigo> afd__: I have had similar happenings, and will have more, that is the fun of learning.
[18:42] <Pici> Myth`: mv /htdocs/wordpress/* /htdocs/
[18:42] <fosa> sonism, it's making me use "Tax School"
[18:43]  * Myth` fails...
[18:43] <jiohdi> how do I change my passwd for the package updates... I changed it for root, but its not the same for packages?
[18:43] <Myth`> Pici: Thanks - I'll gracefully step away now.
[18:43] <guntbert> fosa: try to use tab completion, like cd Tax<tab>
[18:43] <grawity> jiohdi: It asks for your own password.
[18:43] <jipsy> dude the link dont have "how to uninstall desktop effects
[18:43] <jiohdi> grawity, how do I change it?
[18:44] <grawity> Well, how did you change the root password?
[18:44] <fosa> guntbert, sonism oh the reason is because i'm inside a smbclient: and the \ is backwards, they are using it for the drive delineation
[18:44] <jiohdi> I opened a terminal typed passwd and it said I successfully updated it
[18:44] <Lady_Nia> Hi, could someone recommend me a good webkit browser for jaunty?
[18:44] <grawity> Lady_Nia: Epiphany-browser?
[18:44] <jiohdi> but I tried to install a package to test it... and it still wants the old password
[18:44] <jonesy_> hey guys im runing ubuntu 9.04 with frglx ati radon 2600 driver installed but i cant set my desktop to its max size 1280,1024
[18:45] <jrib> Lady_Nia: epiphany and midori are nice
[18:45] <valkyrief> alguien que hable español
[18:45] <sonism> fosa: ok. i c
[18:45] <Pici> !es | valkyrief
[18:45] <jrib> !es | valkyrief
[18:45] <jprice> lol someone was telling me that the kernel was compiled in c so it didn't use int 80h
[18:45] <jonesy_> only 1024x768
[18:45] <josh_> hello
[18:46] <grawity> jprice: well, the Linux kernel _is_ written in C
[18:46] <jprice> i know it is
[18:46] <jprice> they were saying that it didn't use int 80h
[18:46] <jprice> in assembly
[18:46] <Pici> !offtopic | jprice
[18:46] <guntbert> fosa: nearly no experence with smbclient here - but you could try to use "Tax School" I suppose
[18:47] <jonesy_> no one with ati gfx cards here?
[18:47] <Lady_Nia> grawity: Epiphany? Cool. I'll try it. Thanks!
[18:47] <phurl> hi all, i have an ubuntu cd that is not bootable. I have booted from another linux. how can i run the installer?
[18:47] <fosa> guntbert, yeah after having to manually type out ten directories deep I discovered a lack of vim inside smbclient, making the entire exercise a waste
[18:47] <phurl> i can mount the cd
[18:47] <Lenin_Cat> can you use desktop icons in fluxbox
[18:47] <jrib> phurl: umm, what do you mean it's not bootable?
[18:47] <sonism> fosa: :D of course
[18:48] <vigo> jipsy: This is the Aptitude page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptitudeSurvivalGuide?highlight=(\bCategoryPackageManagement\b)
[18:48] <jprice> you could always mount the ubuntu off the cd with cloop
[18:48] <Brian__> what do you guys think about pre loading apps to get them to load faster.. is it worth it, does it really speed things up,, and lastly does it slow down the over all performance
[18:48] <fosa> sonism, -_-;;
[18:48] <jprice> and then cdroot
[18:48] <zenwryly> Do "EXT4-fs: " lines in dmesg (http://pastebin.com/m190f4405, http://pastebin.com/m77603174) mean that my filesystem did somehow get converted to ext4?
[18:48] <jprice> chroot*
[18:48] <guntbert> fosa: what about using smbmount?
[18:48] <jonesy_> ATIIIIIII PPL gezzz
[18:48] <fosa> guntbert, don't expect everyone to be reasonable!
[18:48] <phurl> jrib, i mean the people printed an ubuntu cd in a magazine
[18:48] <phurl> and screwed it up
[18:49] <guntbert> fosa: ??
[18:49] <fosa> guntbert, i mean, i hadn't thought of that ^^
[18:49] <jrib> phurl: if it doesn't boot, then burn your own.  It's likely there is something wrong with the cd
[18:49] <phurl> there is
[18:49] <guntbert> fosa: :)
[18:49] <phurl> i have the cd mounted
[18:49] <jrib> phurl: check the md5sum
[18:49] <danbhfive> phurl: what magazine?
[18:50] <phurl> jrib, and it can install from windows
[18:50] <phurl> danbhfive, pc world albanian
[18:50] <Alex___> Does anyone know the trick to disabling a display using ATI's CCC? lol
[18:50] <AlexanderSupertr> the django articles on slicehost: http://articles.slicehost.com/django are for Gusty (Ubuntu)
[18:50] <moox> hi there. How do I change the default runlevel in jaunty?
[18:50] <phurl> i want to figureout how to get it running
[18:50] <AlexanderSupertr> are they valid for Intrepid?
[18:50] <jrib> moox: why do you want to?
[18:50] <phurl> anyway just to know how it works
[18:50] <jrib> phurl: you need to check the md5sum for that cd
[18:50] <AlexanderSupertr> i must admit i haven't used ssh till date
[18:51] <guntbert> !runlevels | moox
[18:51] <phurl> jrib, the data is fine. i want to know how to run the installer
[18:51] <phurl> what program
[18:51] <jonesy_> ATI CCC is stupided it want let me pick my max desktop size
[18:51] <moox> jrib: I don't want to, just to know..
[18:51] <moox> ubottu: Yes, I know there is no inittab
[18:51] <jrib> phurl: how do you know the data is fine...  It's obviously not
[18:51] <linduxed> how can i make a sweep of pings to see what adresses in a range of for instance 192.168.1.(1-100)?
[18:51] <linduxed> or whatever youd do to check if there are computers connected
[18:51] <Pici> AlexanderSupertr: They look fine to me.  The folks in #django should be able to help as well if you get stuck on a django specific issue.
[18:51] <jrib> moox: the upstart documentation tells you how to change the default runlevel
[18:52] <moox> !Upstart
[18:52] <AlexanderSupertr> Pici: thanks. I hope they work for Intrepid.
[18:52] <MOUD> I'm trying to install a python script addon but it gives me a lot of errors. The script is PyBluez-015.  Here's the output of the command: http://paste.ubuntu.com/239741/  I'm not sure why it's not working.
[18:53] <jrib> MOUD: did you check if it is in the repositories?
[18:53] <AlexanderSupertr> Pici: i meant the articles, i m already in #django
[18:53] <jonesy_> this channel shit no one can tell me how to set my desktop to its max size
[18:53] <emcpn> hello to all of us
[18:53] <moox> jrib: OK, i'll check that. Second question. I have an ubuntu-server. I want to install ubuntu-desktop then remoting with NX. I don't want to run gdm on this compute, what is the best way to disable the service ? update-rc.d to REMOVE or STOP or juste delete the symlink?
[18:53] <jrib> !fixres > jonesy_
[18:53] <Pici> AlexanderSupertr: The package names are pretty much the same across those releases, so it should be okay.
[18:53] <MOUD> jrib, no
[18:53] <jrib> jonesy_: please be respectful of others in this channel
[18:53] <phurl> jrib, i am going to try anyway
[18:53] <CaptWho>  I'm running Ubuntu on a laptop.  my networked laserjet stopped working.  it was working, but it stopped. i can ping the printer from my computer by ip and i'm pinging the correct ip, i've reinstalled the printer.  any ideas on where i should go from here?
[18:53] <jrib> MOUD: it is: python-bluez
[18:54] <jrib> phurl: ok, but what you are asking is not reasonable.  To install ubuntu you need an uncorrupted cd
[18:55] <AlexanderSupertr> Pici: Thanks for help. :)
[18:55] <MOUD> jrib: There's no python-bluez
[18:55] <majnoon> any wubi experts here got stuck in a grub4dos prompt
[18:55] <jrib> !info python-bluez | MOUD
[18:55] <guntbert> moox: deleting the symlink is not so good, because it might get rewritten with an updatem so use update-rd instead
[18:55] <jrib> MOUD: how did you check?  What version of ubuntu is this?
[18:56] <moox> guntbert: but the update will no launch it own update-rc at the end of the package install ?
[18:56] <jrib> moox: use sysv-rc-conf
[18:56] <MOUD> last one. amd64 btw
[18:56] <jrib> !who | MOUD
[18:56] <^cheeky> hi could anyone recommend me a good ide for python other than eric and idle
[18:56] <jrib> MOUD: what does « lsb_release -c » return?
[18:57] <MOUD> jrib: I tried python and tried with "tab" but there's no option other than python and python 2.6
[18:57] <jrib> ^cheeky: use your favorite text editor
[18:57] <CaptWho> on another track, where might an error show up for printer problems?  i'm looking in /var/logs/messages
[18:57] <guntbert> moox: I'm not certain but as far as I remember the docs update-rc is the recommended way
[18:57] <jrib> MOUD: no, you need to install the python-bluez package.  Do you know how to do that?
[18:57] <mbrigdan> Hello, I seem to be having a problem with all my quote type keys (and tilde). The each require 2 key presses, and its somewhat annoying
[18:57] <^cheeky> jrip yeah i guess so lol thnx
[18:58] <MOUD> jrib: sudo apt-get install python-bluez ?
[18:58] <moox> jrib: sysv-rc-conf sounds more sysv than upstart no?
[18:58] <balaji> Hello, I have so many versions of Linux kernels installed in my machine, so while booting the boot program gives ea huge list
[18:58] <jrib> MOUD: yes
[18:58] <fosa> okay here's a fun problem on for size
[18:58] <balaji> i am comfortable with the latest, how can I remove the rest from the list
[18:58] <MOUD> jrib: done
[18:58] <jrib> moox: so? :)  Most of the scripts are still written sysv style and upstart just calls them all afaik
[18:58] <fosa> once every 2 hours or so my cursor will have a seizure
[18:58] <jrib> MOUD: then you have python-bluez
[18:59] <defrysk> balaji, sudo apt-get autoremove
[18:59] <moox> jrib: ok, I'll check that on google
[18:59] <fosa> it blinks rapidly and becomes nearly unresponsive, whether it's in a shell or otherwise
[18:59] <MOUD> jrib: thanks, I hope it'll work
[18:59] <fosa> potentially related to swiftfox
[18:59] <KewliOO> can someone help me out...my wirelesss on my laptop won't work
[18:59] <balaji> will there be any issue, if I remove them, i just want to hold the last updated kernal
[18:59] <jrib> moox: I mean I'm certain sysv-rc-conf is the proper way to stop gdm from starting on a certain runlevel, but no harm in checking :)
[18:59] <jrib> balaji: I would keep at least 2 kernels around...
[19:00] <moox> jrib: OK. I'll do that. Could you just explain why not use update-rc ?
[19:00] <KewliOO> can anyone help me fix my wireless problem???
[19:00] <defrysk> balaji, if the latest works... remove the older ones
[19:00] <jrib> moox: if you read « man update-rc.d » it tells you to use tools like sysv-rc-conf or bum if you are a human being :)
[19:00] <mbrigdan> balaji: If you want to remove them from grub (the bootloader) goto /boot/grub/menu.lst   and comment out the older versions
[19:01] <defrysk> balaji, no privating please
[19:01] <moox> jrib: youhou, I'll do
[19:01] <jrib> balaji: removing the packages should automatically update grub
[19:01] <balaji> I am sorry, thanks for the tip
[19:01] <KewliOO> can anyone help me fix my wireless problem???
[19:01] <zenwryly> I'm running a ubuntu jaunty domU with linux-image-virtual.  I don't have any xen.* sysctls and no /proc/sys/xen, /proc/xen, or /sys/xen.  My dmesg shows "Booting paravirtualized kernel on Xen".  Is there anything wrong with the lack of sysctl's?  SHoud I take any of this as an indication tht I've misconfigurd something?
[19:01] <Brian__> anyone listen to any good linux based podcasts
[19:01] <KewliOO> can anyone help me fix my wireless problem???
[19:01] <balaji> thanks jrib & defrysk
[19:02] <jonesy__> still not working
[19:02] <KewliOO> nope
[19:02] <guntbert> balaji: and go to system/adminstration/startupmanager - advanced - limit the number of kernels
[19:02] <jonesy__> no desktop size is set lower than it can go and i cant change it
[19:02] <Pici> guntbert: starupmanager is not installed by default fyi.
[19:03] <sonism> guntbert: balaji wiil need to instal startupmanager first
[19:03] <huhlig> wow... anoying security
[19:03] <mbrigdan> I seem to be having a problem with all my quote type keys (and tilde). The each require 2 key presses, and its somewhat annoying. Anyone know what could be wrong?
[19:03] <guntbert> Pici: I forgot :/
[19:03] <jonesy__> do i have restart every time i change my desktop size or can i restart xorg
[19:04] <huhlig> Question. Anyone know a good way of pairing bluetooth in ubuntu. I am attempting to pair with an iphone running 3.0 and it keeps returning permission denied (yes I am sudo as root)
[19:04] <guntbert> jonesy__: just log out and back in
[19:04] <jonesy__> k
[19:04] <dark4og> I know this may not be the proper place.. but.. When you run an LTSP server with 64 bit.. do all the clients have to be 64 bit also?
[19:04] <jonesy__> but its still at 1024x860 and not 1280x1024 :((
[19:05] <clarinet> Hi, guys.
[19:05] <jonesy__> do you know how to change it guntbert ?
[19:05] <arber> hello
[19:05] <clarinet> Somebody there?
[19:05] <arber> can anyone help me
[19:06] <arber> hello
[19:06] <arber> hello its anyone there
[19:06] <diddy> The man page for xhost tells me that xhost uses a file called /etc/X*.hosts. But this file is not there.
[19:06] <arber> hello
[19:06] <guntbert> dark4og: no, they run on different machines, don't they?
[19:06] <arber> dammit
[19:06] <arber> hello
[19:06] <arber> hello
[19:06] <FloodBot1> arber: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:06] <Pici> arber: There are 1400 people here, just ask the question.
[19:07] <sonism> !ask | arber
[19:07] <balaji> Thanks for your responses on removing the kernels from grub, I as searching for startup manager I couldn't find one
[19:07] <arber> hello
[19:07] <Pici> arber: hi.
[19:07] <thiebaude> arber, hi
[19:07] <jonesy__> 1400 ppl and not one can set my desktop to 1280x1024
[19:07] <arber> i got a problem  i want to know which program is the best to edit pictures
[19:07] <dark4og> guntbert: Yes seperate
[19:07] <mezquitale> is it possible to install xfce on ubuntu?
[19:08] <balaji> so the best way is to comment the lines out in  /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:08] <arber>  got a problem  i want to know which program is the best to edit pictures
[19:08] <guntbert> balaji: yes, you will have to install startup manager first - sudo apt-get install startupmanager
[19:08] <defrysk> !xfce4 | mezquitale
[19:08] <lstarnes> !xfce | mezquitale
[19:08] <Pici> arber: The Gimp is pretty good, but its up to you to decide what is best for you.
[19:08] <jonesy__> mezquitale: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/xubuntu
[19:08] <jonesy__> fiest hit on google
[19:08] <dark4og> guntbert: Do i need to find x86 image files ? for the LTSP clients?
[19:09] <arber> e
[19:09] <balaji> okay.., but can I be able remove the pieces of software relevant to older versions of kernel
[19:09] <arber>  got a problem  i want to know which program is the best to edit pictures
[19:09] <KewliOO> can someone help me out...my wirelesss on my laptop won't work
[19:09] <KewliOO> can anyone help me fix my wireless problem???
[19:09] <lstarnes> arber: gimp is the most common one on linux
[19:09] <balaji> at same time  having a stable system
[19:09] <jonesy__> whats wrong with ya wireless
[19:09] <arber4444> thnx
[19:09] <KewliOO> I'll PM ya
[19:10] <jonesy__> why>?
[19:10] <KewliOO> well....
[19:10] <guntbert> dark4og: every client has its own OS, no need to match with the "server", you can use the desktop install or the alternate install
[19:10] <mezquitale> jonesy_, thanks, ive trying to install xubuntu on an old machine with no success, ubuntu worked just fine though it was just too slow
[19:10] <guntbert> !pm | KewliOO
[19:10] <clarinet> You installed the driver?
[19:11] <dark4og> guntbert: I am using diskless, PXE boot. box.
[19:11] <sonism> guntbert: wouldn't that be an issue on LTSP?
[19:11] <jonesy__> !fixres > jonesy_
[19:11] <KewliOO> I just installed Ubuntu on my dell c610 and it has a dell 1350 internal wireless card in it...when Ubuntu started up it wasn't connected...and it says under edit connections that there is an "Auto eth0" in the wired but nothing in the wireless
[19:12] <jonesy__> !fixres > jonesy__
[19:12] <dark4og> guntbert: Thx for your time.. :)
[19:12] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, autoeth0 is normal, about the dell chipset wireless drivers i cant say tho
[19:12] <KewliOO> now I have went in and tried to manually put in the addresses for the IP4...but still no connection
[19:13] <b3rz3rk3r> auto eth0 is what ubuntu calls your first wired connection
[19:13] <KewliOO> ohh
[19:13] <KewliOO> kewl
[19:13] <KewliOO> but how come there isn't anything for the wireless?
[19:13] <jonesy__>  /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[19:13] <jonesy__>  * Stopping GNOME Display Manager...                                     [ OK ]
[19:13] <jonesy__>  * Starting GNOME Display Manager...                                     [fail]
[19:13] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, without knowing the hardware i cant say
[19:13] <KewliOO> this laptop is a dual boot system with Ubuntu 8.10 and Windows XP Pro SP3
[19:14] <jonesy__> oh my god
[19:14] <jonesy__> it dont even run
[19:14] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, same as me then
[19:14] <guntbert> dark4og, sonism: oops, I seem to have overlooked that part, but still - I see no need for the clients to be 64bit too, you will have to find the proper images though
[19:14] <KewliOO> it's a dell C610 laptop and a Dell 1350 internal wireless card
[19:14] <silverraindog> happy sysadmin day :)
[19:14] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, but you need to find out what card dell included on the chipset
[19:14] <KewliOO> how?
[19:14] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, should be easy to find out by googling your model number
[19:14] <MOUD> Has anyone here tried Bluetooth Proxy for PyS60? It allows you to use your PC's internet connection on your mobile via bluetooth. (only on Symbian O.S. S60)
[19:14] <sonism> guntbert: i c, thanks for the info
[19:15] <KewliOO> what exactly would I type in google other than the model number to find out what card was included?
[19:16] <jonesy__> kewli00 its wlan0 not eth0
[19:16] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, dell (insert product line name) (insert model number) system specs
[19:16] <KewliOO> I don't have anything in the wireless
[19:16] <b3rz3rk3r> or something like that
[19:17] <guntbert> sonism: I thank you for the heads up, I mistook LTSP for LTS *blush*
[19:17] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, something that usually works too is updating via Eth0 first
[19:17] <sonism> guntbert: :)
[19:17] <clarinet> Anyone know about koules?
[19:17] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, as in, use the wired connection to update (and prob reboot too) then you may find the issue solves itself
[19:18] <krzysztof0> ??
[19:18] <KewliOO> humm...that's an idea
[19:18] <b3rz3rk3r> krzysztof0, whats up?
[19:19] <KewliOO> ThanX....I'll try that man and get back to ya here in a few
[19:19] <b3rz3rk3r> lol
[19:19] <sicilian_dragon> anybody know a solution for the firefox 3.5.1 fullscreen youtube problem?
[19:19] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, kk.. gl man
[19:19] <jonesy__> god damn ATI why do they thinink i have a CRT display when its LCD
[19:19] <sicilian_dragon> its jaunty specific i think
[19:19] <b3rz3rk3r> sicilian_dragon, 64bit issue?
[19:19] <sicilian_dragon> no 32 bit
[19:19] <b3rz3rk3r> been having snags with my flash support too.. 64bit tho
[19:20] <sicilian_dragon> does firefox crash rightaway?
[19:21] <b3rz3rk3r> nope, doesnt crash, just wont load up, even using different plugins. i ahve to restart the browser when it happens
[19:21] <Alvinware> Can any one help me with aMule guide?
[19:21] <sicilian_dragon> ohh in my case, it crashes always
[19:21] <b3rz3rk3r> sicilian_dragon, have you tried using different plugins?
[19:21] <torocatala> Hi
[19:21] <b3rz3rk3r> sicilian_dragon, there are 3 available i think
[19:22] <b3rz3rk3r> torocatala, hi
[19:22] <huhlig> anyone familier with bluetooth syncing with an iphone in Jaunty
[19:22] <sicilian_dragon> i just have the adobe-flash installed
[19:22] <torocatala> I have a problem activating the private hardware controllers for my Nvidia on my ubuntu karmic
[19:22] <b3rz3rk3r> sicilian_dragon, try using the GNU/SWF ones, see if that helps
[19:22] <guntbert> !karmic | torocatala
[19:22] <b3rz3rk3r> sicilian_dragon, you can get them from the little white lego brick looking thing in the bottom right
[19:22] <torocatala> guntbert, thx
[19:23] <djXternal> I need some help with setting up a VPM server on Ubuntu 9.04 Server with pptpd, anyone know this system well enough to help me out?
[19:23] <balaji> Hi Folks Thanks a lot for all your help, installed Start-up Manager, choose to have just two Kernels at boot time
[19:23] <djXternal> VPN*
[19:23] <KewliOO> b3rz3rk3r
[19:23] <b3rz3rk3r> djXternal, i can help you with that
[19:23] <TwoToneSpirit> I can't get Xdmx to work.  Anybody have any experience?
[19:23] <b3rz3rk3r> djXternal, just set that up about 5 mins ago myself
[19:23] <clarinet> Does anyone used Wolfram Alpha?
[19:24] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, hey, did it work?
[19:24] <Pici> !offtopic | clarinet
[19:24] <Tarciso> .j brasil
[19:25] <djXternal> b3rz3rk3r: I am able to connect to the VPN and access local network computers, but I am unable to tunnel my internet connection through the VPN, so local access was possible, but external isnt working
[19:25] <clarinet> OK
[19:25] <KewliOO> b3rz3rk3r: The wired connection won't connect...I pretty much know why though......I had tried the auto DHCP in the IP4...that didn't work...so I went to manual add to add the addresses...and the subnet mask address keeps going back to 24 everytime I click OK
[19:26] <guntbert> !br | Tarciso
[19:26] <KewliOO> why is it doin that...and how can I fix it
[19:26] <Tarciso> guntbert, vlw to com atalhos =]
[19:26] <Alvinware> Can any one help me with some aMule guide?
[19:27] <Tarciso> ubottu, ty =]
[19:27] <Alvinware> What's the right number of max source, and max connection, and allocation slot?
[19:27] <sicilian_dragon> @KewliOO - are you trying a subnet mask > 255 ?
[19:27] <sebsebseb> !thanks |  Tarciso
[19:28] <KewliOO> yes...255.255.255.0
[19:28] <Alvinware> !aMule
[19:28] <Gobby> My father just reinstalled 9.04, when he boots up Ubuntu and starts the update manager it freezes.
[19:29] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, sounds like your router isnt assigning ip properly to your box?
[19:29] <Blehk> Is there any reason I can snmpwalk all of my servers except one? They're all using the same configuration
[19:29] <KewliOO> hummm..well it works on 4 other computer and this one too when booted in windows
[19:29] <diddy> What is meant by turning the display manager on or off? How can this be done?
[19:30] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, What i should number the maximum source connection, and maximum connection for optimal performance?
[19:30] <KewliOO> it won't hold net netmask address...that's the problem it has to be set to 255.255.255.0
[19:30] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, and you cant set that manually?
[19:30] <bucky> KewliOO: this is wireless?
[19:30] <Amber_Johnson> Ubuntu 9.04 dose not seem to like my SLI system. Does anyone have a link to the newest Ubuntu beta ISO? TIA :D
[19:31] <Gobby> My father just reinstalled 9.04, when he boots up Ubuntu and starts the update manager it freezes.
[19:31] <guntbert> !karmic > Amber_Johnson
[19:31] <KewliOO> no...every time I set the netmask to 255.255.255.0 and then click "OK" it goes back to "24"
[19:31] <Amber_Johnson> thanks guntbert  :d
[19:31] <KewliOO> no it's wired
[19:32] <guntbert> Amber_Johnson: np :)
[19:32] <Alvinware> guntbert,  What i should number the maximum source connection, and maximum connection for optimal performance?
[19:32] <bucky> KewliOO: what does sudo dhclient eth0   ...do does that set your ip and netmask ok?
[19:32] <guntbert> Alvinware: for what client?
[19:32] <Alvinware> guntbert, aMule.
[19:33] <KewliOO> I dunno
[19:33] <bucky> KewliOO: try it
[19:33] <guntbert> Alvinware: no idea, sorry
[19:33] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, aMule?
[19:33] <Alvinware> Any one in here using aMule?
[19:33] <akonkwa> Hi, I'm trying to use the grep command in ubuntu shell, I would like to search for the a any ocurrence of *fetch_name* in a file called 'src' . any help?
[19:34] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: aMule sucks, and what are you downloading?
[19:34] <djXternal> I setup pptpd on Ubuntu Server 9.04, client can connect to vpn, client can access server's local network, client cannot access server's external network, when i connect to server via ssh and ping google I get a response, if i connect to the server via vpn and ping google from the client I get nothing. Anyone know why?
[19:35] <felix_> !iso
[19:35] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, I'm using it to download movies. What else that i could use to download files from the eD2k/kad network?
[19:35] <KewliOO> bucky it seemed too
[19:35] <tuhoojabotti> does jaunty use ext3 or ext4?
[19:36] <sebsebseb> !piracy |  Alvinware
[19:36] <sebsebseb> tuhoojabotti: Ext3 by default, but Ext4 is also optional
[19:36] <b3rz3rk3r> tuhoojabotti, default is 3, but you can make it use 4
[19:36] <agussman> How do I configure Ubuntu to obtain a hostname from DHCP?
[19:36] <bucky> KewliOO: can you browse the internet now with firefox?
[19:36] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, please help me.
[19:37] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: no  thanks,  I won't help you pirate stuff
[19:37] <Amber_Johnson> any one running Karmic Koala , on an SLI system? I am considering installing it.
[19:37] <KewliOO> I still can't connect
[19:37] <guntbert> Amber_Johnson: ask in #ubuntu+1 please
[19:37] <Amber_Johnson> cool, thanks guntbert  :)
[19:38] <bucky> akonkwa: grep fetch_name /path/to/filename or just filename
[19:38] <guntbert> akonkwa: grep "*fetch_name*" src| less
[19:38] <Di0z> hi people, ¿what is a spanish user ubunu channel in this server?
[19:38] <lidia> ciao
[19:38] <lidia> !lista
[19:39] <guntbert> !es | Di0z
[19:39] <akonkwa> thx bucky  guntbert
[19:39] <Di0z> thanks
[19:40] <bucky> agussman: besides just setting it in System->Adminisitration->Network  I just edit /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf  and uncomment supersede domain-name "my_new_domain_name_here";  and sudo dhclient eth0
[19:40] <guntbert> akonkwa: yw :)
[19:42] <KewliOO> I still can't get the wired connection to connect
[19:42] <KewliOO> I dunno why not
[19:43] <bucky> KewliOO: type ifconfig   does your eth0 show up?
[19:43] <neconide> what happened to ectospasm
[19:44] <deany> ok, does java in FF 64bit work or NOT.  ive told my mate to install sun-java6-plugin and its not working.
[19:44] <agussman> bucky: Maybe I asked the question wrong or I'm not understanding what you said.  The hostname right now is "ubuntu".  I don't want to set the hostname, I want it to obtain it from DHCP.
[19:44] <phr3ak> how could i turn the taskbar to multi rows ?
[19:44] <agussman> (at boot)
[19:44] <neconide> deany: amd is not as supported as intel
[19:44] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, kaanninbuyeacibai.
[19:44] <neconide> deany: they havent fixed these issues since v7, i doubt its ever going to get done
[19:45] <KewliOO> bucky....I'm tryin to reboot....the terminal wouldn't start for some reason
[19:45] <bucky> agussman: oh that's in /etc/hostname
[19:45] <b3rz3rk3r> deany, java installs tho right?
[19:45] <yuu_> hi all
[19:45] <b3rz3rk3r> yuu_, hi
[19:46] <agussman> bucky: Any idea how I configure it to pull down a hostname along with an IP address?
[19:46] <mankeletor> hey there
[19:46] <deany> so what is this then http://the-smartidiot.blogspot.com/2009/07/how-to-install-64-bit-java-plugin-for.html  linking the plugin supplied with the bin?  so the plugin does work ? so why dont it work from repo
[19:46] <b3rz3rk3r> agussman, that should be working out of the box
[19:46] <MOUD> I'm trying to connect my phone to my laptop but on my phone it says "No Bluetooth devices found.Try Again?"  and it doesn't change. How can I fix this?
[19:46] <diddy> Is there a better help on gdm.conf than the comments in the gdm.conf file?
[19:46] <b3rz3rk3r> deany, old version perhaps?
[19:47] <b3rz3rk3r> deany, check the version numbers
[19:47] <bucky> agussman: you want to change it from ubuntu.. sudo hostname <new_hostname>  and edit that file
[19:47] <deany> b3rz3rk3r,  jaunty 64bit install all up to date...
[19:47] <bucky> agussman: if you want it in etc/resolv.conf do what i told you before.. google it's a big subject
[19:47] <agussman> b3rz3rk3r, bucky: I don't want to manually set it.  This is a VM image, so it's going to be different each time the image boots.
[19:48] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: What does that mean?
[19:48] <sonism> !attitude | Alvinware
[19:48] <mankeletor> anybody can suggest me any nice distro for an AMD K6 450 MHz 128MB RAM 20GB HD? the usuage it would be an icecast2 server
[19:48] <sonism> sebsebseb: his mouth is dirty, the Alvinware
[19:48] <bucky> i don't know about vmware.. running vmware is like using a condom
[19:49] <Alvinware> sebsebseb is not being helpful.
[19:49] <b3rz3rk3r> bucky, lol.. waiting to hear this analogy
[19:49] <agussman> I don't *think* the fact that it's a vm (xen, not vmware for the record) shouldn't matter
[19:49] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: it's against the rules to help with piracy here
[19:49] <Alvinware> sonism, Do you use aMule?
[19:49] <sonism> Alvinware: not for piracy.... ga, gw ga pake itu
[19:50] <Alvinware> sonism, What're you saying, dirty thing?
[19:51] <b3rz3rk3r> mankeletor, you can try freebsd if you are looking for a lightweight OS for a server
[19:51] <Alvinware> !attitude | sonism
[19:51] <sonism> Alvinware: absolutely not, i'm not like you.... :p
[19:51] <Alvinware> sonism, me too, of-course.
[19:52] <deany> so why doesnt the FF plugin in repo work with java 64bit, if java supply the plugin with their download?
[19:53] <b3rz3rk3r> deany, have you tried in #java
[19:53] <Alvinware> sonism, Most of the malaysian using eMule to get the cinema movies. Do you use it too?
[19:53] <coz_> Alvinware,   look here  maybe this will help...although Idont know how old this is   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1013658
[19:54] <unperson> How do I easily determine whether a service is running under inetd?
[19:54] <deany> argh, how do you uninstall the java if you installed from a bin file?
[19:54] <sonism> Alvinware: never
[19:54] <deany> he`s making a right mess, he has the repo one still installed
[19:54] <coz_> unperson,   you could open the  system monitor
[19:54] <euzao> what is the problem with gdesklets?
[19:54] <euzao> bash: /usr/bin/gdesklets: /usr/bin/python2.5: interpretador inválido: Arquivo ou diretório inexistente
[19:54] <Alvinware> sonism, How old are you?
[19:55] <guntbert> !ot | Alvinware
[19:55] <mankeletor> b3rz3rk3r, i dont remember the last time i tried free bsd, but the shell auto completion was about 0% LOL... well its a server anyway, thx dude
[19:55] <Alvinware> guntbert, sebsebseb asked me that question too, but in IM.
[19:56] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: in pm
[19:56] <yuu_> i like emacs
[19:56] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, What's it?
[19:56] <guntbert> Alvinware: please keep to the topic - that is support for ubuntu
[19:56] <b3rz3rk3r> mankeletor, im running freenas off an old PIII 700Mhz laptop.. might do the trick for you? depending on what you are wanting to use the server for naturally
[19:57] <MK13> if i add a swap partition, what all do i need to do for ubuntu use (just add it to fstab?)
[19:57] <b3rz3rk3r> mankeletor, i think the requirements are in rang of your specs too
[19:57] <unperson> Is it possible to set xfs to only listen for TCP connections from localhost?
[19:57] <Alvinware> gentbert, If #aMule channel got any one answering my question, i wouldn't come here, and ask it.
[19:58] <ox> what is the variable name put it on bash.bashrc which prevent same command from being use ( mean if u use ifconfig many times when i make upper see it once not many times ) in history i remember something called: HISTCONTROL = ignoredep (but not working) Thx
[19:59] <psycho_> hi
[20:00] <derenrich> i don't think it's "hi"
[20:00] <mankeletor> b3rz3rk3r, man, you convinced me.. just goin to freebsd home page =)
[20:00] <yuu_> hi psycho
[20:00] <psycho_> what ever
[20:00] <b3rz3rk3r> mankeletor, lol.. enjoy ;)
[20:00] <psycho_> hi to you
[20:00] <legend2440> ox: http://aplawrence.com/Linux/bash_history.html
[20:00] <ox> legend2440 thx
[20:01] <pavs> Hi. Can I haz Ubuntu?
[20:01] <CommanderCool> Hello! Is there a way to implement keyboard navigation (as in lynx) in firefox?
[20:01] <b3rz3rk3r> pavs, yes you "can haz" ubuntu.. for free too :p
[20:02] <psycho_> mouxaxaxaxa
[20:02] <Gobby> Does the latest 9.04 ubuntu have all the updates in it?
[20:02] <Gobby>  Because my father just reinstalled 9.04, when he boots up Ubuntu and starts the update manager, synaptic it freezes.
[20:02] <sebsebseb> Gobby: no you should download the updates once you install it
[20:02] <geirha> pavs: You should program in lolcode. I think you have a natural talent http://lolcode.com/
[20:02] <Gobby> Thats the problem 9.04 freezes during update manager
[20:03] <sebsebseb> Gobby: maybe a bad install, since the ISO wasn't checked,  or  the CD  was bad that was installed from
[20:03] <sebsebseb> Gobby: I assume the ISO was never checked
[20:03] <sebsebseb> !update | Gobby
[20:03] <mankeletor> b3rz3rk3r, that was the answer that i was looking for =) (another case slack10.2 yay)
[20:03] <Gobby> MY dad did a fresh install it worked completly fine yesterday with the same cd
[20:03] <Alvinware> gobby, yes, i do experiences some freezing of some application programs, like firefox, and some other, but i think it shouldn't cause your dad to reinstall the O.S. again.
[20:03] <sebsebseb> Gobby: the bot thing  that's not it,  sometimes synaptic can go wrong, but  you can update via the commandline as well I think
[20:03] <b3rz3rk3r> mankeletor, glad to hear it :)
[20:04] <pavs> ok I compile ubuntu in lolcode. brb.
[20:04] <Gobby> Nah, he just fresh installed because yesterday he accidentally went over the edge with customizing and ended up reinstalling the os
[20:04] <b3rz3rk3r> Gobby, haha, we have all been there :p
[20:04] <sebsebseb> b3rz3rk3r: not me :)
[20:05] <Alvinware> Gobby, just don't be quick, be patient, do one thing after another, if not any application programs will hang too.
[20:05] <Gobby> It now randomly freezes.
[20:05] <Gobby> like during firefox, etc.
[20:05] <sebsebseb> Gobby: I guess some where is the  hidden .folder for synaptic  in  home, and if it's removed,  when synaptic is re opended it will be like it was first used,  and then maybe it will work
[20:05] <b3rz3rk3r> i retract my previous statement. We have all been there, except sebsebseb  :p
[20:05] <yuu_> book disposal now
[20:06] <oliver3> Anyone know where I can get the default Ubuntu cursor theme? I want to use it on my Arch box you see.
[20:06] <aaronvarghese> can some one remote me
[20:06] <sebsebseb> aaronvarghese: why?
[20:06] <aaronvarghese> seb i want to test it
[20:07] <MK13> what is the best program to write an ISO to a cd/dvd?
[20:07] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I restart gnome panels? They are frozen :(
[20:07] <sebsebseb> !best |  MK13
[20:07] <apoleo12> I have a question relating proxy; how do I sign up for proxy?
[20:07] <msds1502> how long does it usually take SuperGrubDisk to run "embed.........................etc"
[20:07] <sebsebseb> MK13: Brasero and K3B are both nice
[20:07] <aaronvarghese> can some1 remote me
[20:07] <geirha> MK13: Just right-click it and choose write to disc
[20:07] <aaronvarghese> i like brasero
[20:08] <MK13> sebsebseb, wow, never looked at brasero... kept thinking i had tho
[20:08] <MK13> sebsebseb, thnx
[20:08] <coz_> who wanted the default cursor themes?
[20:08] <sebsebseb> MK13: I prefer K3B :)  it's a KDE app though, so if you haven't installed KDE stuff before, it will want to put on a few things
[20:08] <b3rz3rk3r> coz_, oliver3
[20:09] <coz_> oliver3,    https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dmz-cursor-theme
[20:09] <MK13> sebsebseb,  i keep KDE for FreeBSD and GNOME for ubuntu :D
[20:09] <oliver3> thanks :D
[20:09] <msds1502> How long does it take SuperGrubDisk to succeed?  i waited 10-15 minutes an its just stuck on "running 'embed /boot/.........'"
[20:09] <b3rz3rk3r> coz_, nice find man
[20:09]  * oliver3 hugs b3rz3rk3r & coz_ 
[20:09] <aidoneus> hey guys can u tell me if with the latest ubuntu i can add music on Ipod Classic 120GB ???
[20:09] <b3rz3rk3r> aww
[20:09]  * b3rz3rk3r blushes
[20:10] <oliver3> aidoneus, it /should/ work, but no guarantees
[20:10] <KewliOO> bucky....I typed in the ifconfig and it does show the eth0 device
[20:10] <liamo1> How do i create a folder from the command line?
[20:10] <b3rz3rk3r> mkdir
[20:10] <oliver3> aidoneus, if Rhythmbox can't do it, Banshee should (which is a very similar music player, and one I prefer)
[20:10] <aidoneus> I dont wanna dual boot, i hate windows already :S
[20:10] <coz_> liamo1,    or sudo mkdir  if other than home
[20:10] <liamo1> Thanks b3rz3rk3r
[20:10] <apoleo12> I have a question relating to proxy; how do I sign up for proxy? what website anyone know?
[20:10] <oliver3> liamo1, mkdir, if you get permission denied errors, use sudo
[20:10] <KewliOO> bucky....it shows the ip addy and the bcast and the mask addy also
[20:10] <aidoneus> oliver3 thank you for the tip mate
[20:10] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, Do you know how could i update my Nokia mobile phone in Ubuntu?
[20:11] <oliver3> aidoneus, you're welcome :D
[20:11] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: no
[20:11] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: well
[20:11] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: a Windows virtual machien, if you got enough RAM, and the program for doing it, I guess
[20:11] <KewliOO> bucky...ya there?
[20:11] <b3rz3rk3r> Alvinware, flashing your mobile?
[20:11] <Chrystallic> Hi, I got one question to people that use Opera as their standard internet browser... it's not exactly a ubuntu-themed question but...   is it possible to fuse together groups of tabs? example: I got 3 tabs of Cnn.com open, can I make a group that's called cnn.com, and then all tabs that is from cnn, comes into that group.
[20:12] <b3rz3rk3r> Chrystallic, grouping tabs my name?
[20:12] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, I known that the free version of the virtual machine doesn't support U.S.B. by other user, is it correct?
[20:13] <Chrystallic> b3rz3rk3r, yea basically
[20:13] <newbie> hi
[20:13] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: the  closed source version  of  Virtualbox which you can get from http://www.virtualbox.org and for Linux hosts, supports USB
[20:13] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: it's the opensource version that has no support
[20:14] <aidoneus> does Itunes work with Virtual Box?
[20:14] <sebsebseb> aidoneus: of course
[20:14] <b3rz3rk3r> Chrystallic, you can bookmark tabs and open the folder (thereby opening them together) and just run separate windows if you want multiple groups?
[20:14] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, Closed source mean neede to buy it?
[20:14] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: no
[20:14] <b3rz3rk3r> Chrystallic, otherwise.. no. not that i know of :(
[20:14] <aidoneus> good, the worst case scenario is to put xp in Virtual Box to sync my ipod
[20:14] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: opensource/freesoftware and closed source  freeware or commercial software
[20:14] <sebsebseb> !freedom |  Alvinware
[20:15] <Chrystallic> b3rz3rk3r. htat's the only way I know of too, but taht ain't the way I want it to be exactly...
[20:15] <sonism> Alvinware: i use virtualbox, it's free, and support usb
[20:15] <KewliOO> can someon help me with this wired connection problem?
[20:15] <b3rz3rk3r> aidoneus, you can sync pods from rythmbox and banshee that i know of
[20:15] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: closed source means  that the code  that makes the program is not available to the general public, so  programmers from all over the world  can make better
[20:15] <msds1502> !grub
[20:15] <aidoneus> yes i heard that but there are doubts
[20:15] <KewliOO> can someon help me with this wired connection problem?
[20:15] <b3rz3rk3r> Chrystallic, i know its not ideal, but it the only way that i can think of.
[20:15] <aidoneus> I think i will just go for it :D
[20:15] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: ,but  yes  normalley closed source programs aren't that good,  or  they are meant to be paid for
[20:16] <b3rz3rk3r> aidoneus, just backup man... backup! ;)
[20:16] <aidoneus> ;)
[20:16] <Chrystallic> b3rz3rk3r. a brother of a friend got this heavily modified opera browser, where he got groups of active tabs.... but when I asked him to explain how he did it. he began talking alot about sourcecoding and then I'm lost....
[20:16] <msds1502> Anyone know how to make Windows chainload GRUB?
[20:16] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: both verisons of Virtualbox are free as in price
[20:16] <b3rz3rk3r> Chrystallic, you could ask him for the code?
[20:17] <KewliOO> can someon help me with this wired connection problem?
[20:17] <JuanJOBC> Hi
[20:17] <MK13> msds1502, http://www.supergrubdisk.org/wiki/Howto_Boot_Grub_from_windows ?
[20:17] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, still the subnet issue?
[20:17] <KewliOO> yes
[20:17] <msds1502> MK13: SGD has never worked for me
[20:17] <theclaw> hi
[20:17] <KewliOO> see all this time I am connected to the router...but there still isn't no internet
[20:17] <Alvinware> I'm not going to run any virtual box in my ubuntu, no meaning to me.
[20:17] <Chrystallic> b3rz3rk3r, most likely he wouldn't send it to me.... coz he want to have a 100% unique opera browser.... already tried to ask him to send me the code...
[20:18] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, if it keeps resetting it, sounds like you dont have correct permissions?
[20:18]  * TwoToneSpirit has encountered the frustrating phenomenon of having found precisely the program to fit a well-defined need and finding that the program does not work.  Has anybody gotten Xdxm to work in Ubuntu?
[20:18] <KewliOO> it kept everythin else though
[20:18] <theclaw> how do I set the primary display, i.e. the ones where the gnome panels are located, when using multiple monitors at the same time?
[20:18] <JuanJOBC> I just installed a brand new server vesion and fromthe begining I have been having issues with the mysql server (this is not the first time that I install this). It didn't want to start, so I removed all the packages and I installed again mysql-server-5.1, but after that it couldn't start either! Any help?
[20:18] <AlexanderSupertr> what is this error? : iptables-save v1.4.0: Unable to open /proc/net/ip_tables_names: No such file or directory
[20:18] <AlexanderSupertr>  on: iptables-save > /etc/iptables.up.rules
[20:18] <Chronopoulos> anyone on good with gparted? i'm trying to expand my filesystem partition into unallocated space but it won't let me :/
[20:18] <b3rz3rk3r> Chrystallic, im afraid coding brower mods is a little out of my league :( sry
[20:18] <MK13> msds1502, then have you already install grub to JUST the linux boot partition and not mbr of drive?
[20:18] <Alvinware> I hope Nokia will come out the Nokia PC Suite with a Linux version.
[20:18] <KewliOO> how do I set I get permission to set it then??
[20:19] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: commercial software companies,  as in where your meant to pay them
[20:19] <Jekyll> re-hi. after all the trip with fstab, my partitions mount automatically, but i still can't write anything on them. i've used the options rw and user and still the same thing. what option should i include?
[20:19] <Chrystallic> b3rz3rk3r, If I get him to send me the code, you want me to try to send it to you?
[20:19] <KewliOO> How do I get permission to set it then
[20:19] <KewliOO> ??
[20:19] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: they use this excuse a lot, for no Linux versions,  Desktop Linux does not have enough market share yet
[20:19] <JuanJOBC> dpkg: error processing mysql-server-5.1 (--configure):
[20:19] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, Is Wine working on it to make it compatible?
[20:19] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, sudo i guess?
[20:20] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, does it ask you for a password to modify it, or give you errors?
[20:20] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: I think  the main thing for Wine is to get a lot more games working well, and Directx
[20:20] <msds1502> mk13: i just installed windows 7 and tried to use NeoGRUB from easyBCD, it won't let me boot back into ubuntu (error 17).  I loaded back up into a LiveCD and reinstalled GRUB from there.
[20:20] <b3rz3rk3r> Chrystallic, like i said, a bit out of my depth, my coding is basic to say the least
[20:20] <KewliOO> I don't know how to set it in terminal...i've ben doin it under edit connections
[20:20] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, yeah, noticeably.
[20:20] <Chronopoulos> gparted? anyone?
[20:20] <Chronopoulos> suggestions?
[20:20] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: http://appdb.winehq.org check it out
[20:21] <b3rz3rk3r> Chronopoulos, what about it?
[20:21] <Chronopoulos> i'm trying to expand my filesystem partition into unallocated space
[20:21] <msds1502> MK13: I think i might try removing the Vista bootloader and just booting straight from GRUB.  I just want all my options on one list
[20:21] <Chronopoulos> but gparted won't let me
[20:21] <KewliOO> but when I type in the ifconfig in terminal is shows the mask as 255.255.255.0
[20:21] <b3rz3rk3r> Chronopoulos, what is the error?
[20:21] <Alvinware> But i hope some other developer will do the Nokia PC Suite too, because Nokia mobile phone are used by millions of users around the world, and Linux is gaining the popularity.
[20:21] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, so the mask is correct?
[20:21] <Chronopoulos> doesn't give an error, just the resize button is greyed out
[20:22] <b3rz3rk3r> Chronopoulos, partition still mounted?
[20:22] <msds1502> Chronopoulos: to make unallocated space, try shrinking the file system, not making unallocated bigger
[20:22] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, I have visited that site already, yesterday, in malaysia.
[20:22] <MK13> msds1502,  that is what i did, also you would need to install grub to your linux partition (not MBR), repair Win7, then add ubuntu to Win7 using bcdedit
[20:22] <Chronopoulos> yes it's mounted
[20:22] <Chronopoulos> msds1502: i'm trying to expand the partition, not the unallocated space
[20:22] <KewliOO> b3rz3rk3:
[20:22] <KewliOO> yes
[20:22] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, anyways, thank for being friendly helpful again.
[20:22] <msds1502> Chronopoulos: oh, my bad
[20:22] <sebsebseb> msds1502: yes  Grub can boot up both Ubuntu and  Vista, no problem
[20:22] <KewliOO> b3rz3rk3: the mask is right in the terminal...but still no internet
[20:23] <Gilles> Anyone here use Openbox? I use it (no GNOME) and can't find out how to get a sleep function working?
[20:23] <Chronopoulos> and yes b3rz3rk3r, it's mounted (as i'm using it right now)
[20:23] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: when was last time?
[20:23] <b3rz3rk3r> Chronopoulos, that is why then ;)
[20:23] <Chronopoulos> errr
[20:23] <Onca> Could someone demystify, why my newly compiled vanilla kernel conflicts with gnome's HAL service? Though the keyboard and mouse work fine in a terminal, when X starts I don't have any mouse or keyboard and I get a "Failed to initialize hal" Did I omit something important in my kernel?
[20:23] <guntbert> Chronopoulos: you cannot change a mounted partition, use the live CD
[20:23] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, are you getting the ip from the router?
[20:23] <Chronopoulos> ah
[20:23] <msds1502> sebsebseb: Problem is, i have 3 OS right now.  When i try to boot XP, it loads my vista loader (XP and bootloader are on hd0,0 and win 7 is on hd1,0 )
[20:23] <KewliOO> yesd
[20:23] <Chronopoulos> thank you guntbert
[20:23] <KewliOO> b3rz3rk3: yes
[20:24] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, I think it's about a week ago, but then still not helpful enough like this time do.
[20:24] <b3rz3rk3r> Chronopoulos, you can get a livecd version and it will work just fine
[20:24] <Chronopoulos> ok
[20:24] <Chronopoulos> thanks much! :D
[20:24] <sebsebseb> Gilles: sleep is once of those  issues with Linux,   well depends on the computer,   but you can probably configure  it and get it working if you know how,  also I expect not many people that use Ubuntu use OpenBox,   your issue  is  kind of general so could give  ##linux a try as well
[20:24] <guntbert> Chronopoulos: you're welcome
[20:24] <Chronopoulos> good day
[20:24] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, are you in the correct workgroup?
[20:24] <KewliOO> b3rz3rk3: the only address I don't know if it is right6 is the Broadcast Address which is 192.168.0.255
[20:24] <Gilles> sebsebseb Okay thanks
[20:25] <sebsebseb> Gilles: good luck
[20:25] <sebsebseb> one not once above
[20:25] <KewliOO> b3rz3rk3: how do I see what workgroup i'm in
[20:25] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, if you are still not getting net.. you could share the connection form another machine that can conenct
[20:25] <b3rz3rk3r> connect*
[20:25] <guntbert> Onca: as far as I know self compiled kernels are not supported here
[20:25] <Onca> guntbert, Ic, but can I remove hal somehow?
[20:25] <msds1502> sebsebseb: any idea how to tell grub to skip the Vista loader?
[20:26] <KewliOO> b3rz3rk3: I am sharing the connection I'm useing now
[20:26] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, Could i put .gif as my wallpaper?
[20:26] <sebsebseb> Onca: Hal is on the verge of being replaced,   with something else
[20:26] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: maybe not sure
[20:26] <guntbert> Onca: I don't think so (at the moment, as sebsebseb pointed out)
[20:27] <sebsebseb> msds1502:   so you have Grub? and  then when you choose Vista, it goes to the Vista boot loader?
[20:27] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, ok now im confused.. the cable you are running from your pc.. is it going to the router or another computer?
[20:27] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, How to get back the capability of the VLC for the movie/video to wallpaper?
[20:27] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: I don't know and I got to go
[20:28] <b3rz3rk3r> sebsebseb, later man
[20:28] <msds1502> sebsebseb: Yea.  I want grub to list WinXP and Win7, but not have to go to the windows loader... do i just need to have easy BCD remove the Windows loader?
[20:28] <sebsebseb> b3rz3rk3r: sure, even though we didn't chat
[20:28] <b3rz3rk3r> :p
[20:28] <KewliOO> b3rz3rk3: I have a main pc that has a wireless card in it that is connected to a router and through the ICS I can use the internet on all machines...the router is only a switch
[20:28] <KewliOO> But I had Ubuntu setup before like this and it worked fine
[20:28] <sebsebseb> msds1502: yeah or something like that, people in ##windows may be able to help, in fact Linux users go in there to as well,  I have to go
[20:30] <sonism> KewliOO: how's the gateway setting from the terminal? have you check it?
[20:30] <thegood> I have a strange font glitching issue. See my post here for screenshot, and let me know if there's anything I should try! Thanks!
[20:30] <thegood> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7707835
[20:31] <cyril63> slt ia des francais?
[20:31] <bullgard4> How can I persuade Empathy 2.26.1 to  produce event sounds? I asserted all Preferences > Sounds > Play sounds for events.
[20:31] <KewliOO> yes the gateway is fine when I type in "ifconfig" however under the edit connections at the top of the desktop is shows 24...and everytime I set it to 255.255.255.0 it goes back to 24
[20:31] <cyril63> h
[20:31] <cyril63> e
[20:31] <cyril63> l
[20:31] <cyril63> l
[20:31] <FloodBot1> cyril63: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:32] <sonism> KewliOO: 255.255.255.0  is /24
[20:32] <cyril63> sa va
[20:32] <KewliOO> ohh
[20:32] <thegood> cyril je parle francais
[20:33] <thegood> mais c'est surtout des anglo ici
[20:33] <sonism> KewliOO: can you ping to any site above the router?
[20:33] <guntbert> !fr | thegood
[20:33] <KewliOO> I can ping 192.168.0.11 (router), and 192.168.0.1 (main pc with wireless card that is shared, but I cannot ping the wireless router at 192.168.1.1
[20:33] <cyril63> t un ga ou une meuf?
[20:33] <KewliOO> I cannot ping the wireless router
[20:34] <Alvinware> kewlioo, Do you mean that you setting it in the network Connections, it jump back to 254 at the second last one?
[20:34] <erUSUL> KewliOO: the wireless router is in another subnet. do you have a route to that subnet ?
[20:34] <erUSUL> KewliOO: what is the exact error msg of ping ? no route to host ?
[20:35] <cyril63> pourkoi c si lon?
[20:35] <guntbert> !fr > cyril63
[20:35] <KewliOO> there is no error message with I try to ping the wireless router
[20:36] <JuanJOBC> Why the hell Jauntry is installing the AMD files into a Intel machine when doing a apt-get install mysql-server ???????
[20:36] <bucky> donny
[20:36] <JuanJOBC> I ahve nevere hard this problem before
[20:36] <Alvinware> erUSUL, All the network should use the same subset, 255.255.255.0?
[20:36] <JuanJOBC> I am still struggleling to install mysql in a server since today morning
[20:36] <cyril63> parl francais avant
[20:36] <yigal> anyone know how to view an irssi window greater than 9
[20:36] <erUSUL> !amd64 | JuanJOBC
[20:36] <erUSUL> JuanJOBC: do not curse here
[20:36] <Dulak> !fr | cyril63
[20:36] <JuanJOBC> dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/mysql-server-5.0_5.1.30really5.0.75-0ubuntu10.2_amd64.deb (--unpack):
[20:36] <colah> Hello. I'm having some difficulties with Evolution... Is this an appropriate place to ask questions?
[20:37] <sonism> KewliOO: may be it's firewalled?
[20:37] <bullgard4> yigal: Me.
[20:37] <KewliOO> how
[20:37] <JuanJOBC> Brand new Ubuntu 9.04 server installation, selected LAMP. But MYSQL doesn't start, no errors, nothing, I am trygin to re-install it again and again, but always failing
[20:37] <KewliOO> how can it be firewalled?
[20:37] <erUSUL> JuanJOBC: you installed the 64 bits version that is named amd64 becouse iot was amd who designed and first implemented it
[20:37] <fiveofoh> KewliOO: It's a different subnet.  By default you're not going to be able to ping it
[20:37] <KewliOO> or how can I turn the firewall off..I never turned one on
[20:37] <erUSUL> JuanJOBC: many intel chips are amd64 compatible
[20:37] <fiveofoh> If you change your machine's IP to a static like 192.168.1.42
[20:37] <KewliOO> k
[20:37] <fiveofoh> You should be able to ping the router at 192.168.1.1
[20:37] <JuanJOBC> erUSUL, ok, thanks, that was confussing me
[20:38] <colah> Evolution contacts don't show in the selection form that appears after pressing the `to' button...
[20:38] <KewliOO> I can traceroute to 192.168.1.1 (wireless router)
[20:38] <JuanJOBC> erUSUL, it is not the first time that i isntall a server version, but this time I cant figure out why mysql doesn't want to start
[20:38] <cyril63> ia des femme?
[20:38] <furythor> Hello, how I can get information what is my ip adress with console command in clear form ?
[20:38] <apoleo12> I have a question relating proxy; how do I sign up for proxy? Or whatever I can get to mask ip?
[20:38] <guntbert> cyril63: stop that please
[20:38] <Alvinware> KewliOO, set the router sebnet mask to 255.255.255.0, already?
[20:38] <erUSUL> JuanJOBC: i have no any exparience with mysql sorry
[20:38] <bullgard4> furythor: 'ip addr'
[20:39] <cyril63> a woman
[20:39] <KewliOO> erUSUL: yes
[20:39] <colah> @furythor ifconfig or ip addr should work
[20:39] <JuanJOBC> Errors were encountered while processing:var/cache/apt/archives/mysql-server-5.0_5.1.30really5.0.75-0ubuntu10.2_amd64.deb
[20:39] <JuanJOBC> that's what I get
[20:39] <JuanJOBC> and BRAND NEW isntallation
[20:39] <erUSUL> KewliOO: what's the output of "ip route" ? pastebin
[20:39] <bucky> JuanJOBC: did you use the IA-64 server install CD ?
[20:39] <cyril63> when are you from?
[20:40] <JuanJOBC> bucky, I used the Server 64 bits CD
[20:40] <erUSUL> JuanJOBC: do "sudo apt-get clean" and try to install again
[20:40] <guntbert> cyril63: please keep to the topic
[20:40] <jpds> !offtopic | cyril63
[20:40] <apoleo12> is asking proxy not related to ubuntu?
[20:40] <apoleo12> asking about*
[20:40] <bucky> JuanJOBC: ubuntu-9.04-server-ia64.iso ?
[20:40] <liamo1> I have just installed 64 bit ubuntu. The battery display shows 'unable to get data'. Is this normal?
[20:40] <KewliOO> erUSUL: what's the paste bin addy again?
[20:40] <JuanJOBC> bucky, yes, that one
[20:41] <cyril63> i don't
[20:41] <erUSUL> !paste | KewliOO
[20:41] <guntbert> apoleo12: I don't understand your question
[20:41] <JuanJOBC> bucky, this is a XEON cuad core server machine
[20:41] <jpds> !fr | cyril63
[20:41] <erUSUL> apoleo12: go to #freenode
[20:41] <Alvinware> I don't think it's a big issue for the off-topic things, because it wouldn't occupied the spaces very much.
[20:41] <JuanJOBC> bucky, I installed UBuntu server several times, but this is the first time such simplest thing doesn't work
[20:41] <switch10_> i have 2 music directories on 2 different hard drives.  some of the files inside are the same some are different.  what is the command to merge these 2 directories without overwriting the files that are the same??
[20:41] <cyril63> g besoin d'aide
[20:41] <erUSUL> jpds: we have given the fr factoid 3 times already
[20:41] <xkchaos> does anyone know how to system restore ubuntu
[20:41] <HektoR> hey guys. i just installed apache .. but when someone trys to com on my ip... he can not... can anyone  help to solve this problem??
[20:41] <Alvinware> be logical, instead of super strict.
[20:42] <jpds> erUSUL: I can't keep track of everything!
[20:42] <erUSUL> jpds: just FYI;
[20:42] <JuanJOBC> bucky, I selected LAMP as always, and after the isntallation, mysqld were failing when trying to start
[20:43] <erUSUL> jpds: just in case you want to take another meassure ;)
[20:43] <HektoR> please anyone help
[20:43] <thegood> If I were to swap video cards, would I have to do something on Ubuntu first to ease the transition or can I just do it and Ubuntu will react coordingly?
[20:43] <erUSUL> jpds: given he is ignoring...
[20:43] <deany> I thought flash was 64bit fine now?
[20:43] <kazagistar> HektoR: can he get through the firewall?
[20:43] <deany> its wantin to install ia32 libs
[20:43] <Alvinware> HektoR, dynamic I.P.?
[20:43] <erUSUL> thegood: depends on the contents of you xorg.conf.
[20:43] <bucky> JuanJOBC: i don't think that's the right deb for your architecture ...did you change you repos?
[20:43] <HektoR> Alvinware, yes. with dynamic ip
[20:44] <erUSUL> thegood: remove that file (or rename it) poweroff swap cards boot
[20:44] <nicholas_dias>  Olá. Alguém do Brasil?
[20:44] <Jekyll> hmm... re-asking: after all the trip with fstab, my partitions mount automatically, but i still can't write anything on them. i've used the options rw and user and still the same thing. what option should i include?
[20:44] <erUSUL> !br | nicholas_dias
[20:44] <HektoR> kazagistar, i dont know... how can i check if my firewall runing ?
[20:44] <JuanJOBC> bucky, as I said, this is a BRAND new installation, I ever haven't time to look at my resources!
[20:44] <Alvinware> HektoR, then you should find a program to fix that, either insynaptic package manager, or in google.
[20:45] <bucky> JuanJOBC: and you're sure you used the  ubuntu-9.04-server-ia64.iso ?
[20:45] <kazagistar> HektoR: your best bet for dealing with the firewall is "Firestarter"
[20:45] <Alvinware> HektoR, In Windows, i have done that search before in download.com, and google, and it's easy, but i didn't try it on Linux yet.
[20:45] <JuanJOBC> bucky, this is the name of the file I burnt and used for the installation: ubuntu-9.04-server-amd64.iso
[20:46] <sonism> HektoR: if you type sudo iptables -L and get tons of thing from it, it means your firewall is running
[20:46] <bucky> JuanJOBC: that is not the ubuntu-9.04-server-ia64.iso
[20:46] <Alvinware> HektoR, Are you using Firestarter?
[20:46] <KewliOO> erUSUL:  the info is at: http://paste.ubuntu.com/239908/
[20:46] <Cube> anybody got their desktop so prettied up with theme and stuff that he wants to brag about it? any screenshots?
[20:46] <guntbert> !ot | Cube
[20:46] <JuanJOBC> bucky, that's the one you are prompted when selection download 64 bits server version in ubuntu.org
[20:46] <Guest45613> join #git
[20:47] <phurl> anyone can help with unetbootin? or how can i create a live usb from my linpus?
[20:47] <Cube> guntbert: this isnt really offtopic, thought i agree it might be more ubuntu-art
[20:47] <vfgrx> hi, pulseaudio doesn't work for a new user i've created: works ok for first user uid 1000. both users belong to the same groups
[20:47] <thegood> erUSUL: where is that file? (the xorg file)
[20:47] <vfgrx> any ideas?
[20:47] <fiber_cut> when using rsync is there a way to tell the transfer rate
[20:47] <erUSUL> KewliOO: there is no route to reach 192.168.1.* net...
[20:47] <KewliOO> ok..then what do I have to do
[20:47] <leagris> fiber_cut: rsync --progress
[20:47] <wildc4rd> evening all
[20:47] <fiber_cut> thx
[20:47] <bucky> JuanJOBC: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/jaunty/release/    IA-64 server install CD
[20:47] <guntbert> Cube: please *read* the line from ubottu, your questions is offtopic *here*
[20:47] <cyril63> a woman
[20:47] <cyril63> for french kiss
[20:48] <bucky> sorry
[20:48] <JuanJOBC> bucky, and WHY ubuntu.org is not a little bit more clear man?????
[20:48] <erUSUL> thegood: /etc/X11/xorg.conf <<< do « sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.old »
[20:48] <HektoR> Alvinware, no... there is no one firewall runing on my machine
[20:48] <lizone> does anyone know how to set up a password and user name for a socks proxy server?
[20:48] <Wicked> is there anyway to find out when a particular mirror syncs itself with the main mirror? i saw some security updates on the ubuntu security list a few days ago...and im just now getting the updates.
[20:48] <HektoR> Alvinware, i think there is problem in apache config
[20:48] <Wicked> im wondering if my mirror doesnt sync as often.
[20:49] <erUSUL> bucky: JuanJOBC ??? ia64 is for itanium machines... JuanJOBC obviously has the correct cd or it wopuldn't have be able to install ubuntu
[20:49] <MOUD> How can I use the backspace button to go to a previous page in Firefox?
[20:49] <Alvinware> HektoR, home users internet package offer only dynamic I.P., not the local problem, if you have already set the local to a specific static I.P..
[20:50] <JuanJOBC> erUSUL, I am freaking out..
[20:50] <erUSUL> JuanJOBC: you have a specific problem with a specific package
[20:50] <bullgard4> How can I persuade Empathy 2.26.1 to  produce event sounds? I asserted all Preferences > Sounds > Play sounds for events.
[20:50] <bucky> XEON cuad core server machine ?  i don't know
[20:50] <JuanJOBC> erUSUL, that's right, everythign is working fine except mysql
[20:50] <HektoR> Alvinware, no... i have static IP
[20:50] <erUSUL> bucky: JuanJOBC Xeon is not itanium
[20:50] <KewliOO> erUSUL: what do I have to do since there is no route to 192.168.1.*
[20:51] <MOUD> *backspace key
[20:51] <guntbert> HektoR: whats the IP address of your machine? Is it a private one maybe?
[20:51] <Alvinware> HektoR, Do you mean that the I.P. the internet service provider assigned to you was a static one?
[20:51] <JuanJOBC> I still can't install MYSQL: Errors were encountered while processing:/var/cache/apt/archives/mysql-server-5.0_5.1.30really5.0.75-0ubuntu10.2_amd64.deb
[20:51] <HektoR> Alvinware, yes
[20:52] <thegood> thanks erUSUL! The reason I'm thinking of switching video cards is that I'm getting font glitches right now. I'm not sure if they're due to the video card or not.
[20:52] <thegood> Does anyone know what could cause font glitches? Here is a screenshot showing the glitches. http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=123013&d=1248998690
[20:52] <JuanJOBC> this is crazy
[20:52] <JuanJOBC> no matter what I do, I can't install tye mysql-server package????
[20:52] <KewliOO> erUSUL: what do I have to do since there is no route to 192.168.1.*
[20:52] <Alvinware> HektoR, ok, then as like you said maybe it's about the config problems.
[20:52] <ubuntu_> hello everyone
[20:52] <ubuntu_> good day
[20:52] <erUSUL> KewliOO: you have to add one.... not sure exactly the syntax... sudo ip route 192.168.1.0/24 ip_of_the_router_or_machine_coneected_to_both_nets
[20:52] <ubuntu_> i have an urgent question
[20:53] <MOUD> how do I install the latest version of firefox via terminal?
[20:53] <JuanJOBC> It's looks like if it is trying to install an AMD package, but I didn't change any sources since it is a brand new isntallation
[20:53] <erUSUL> JuanJOBC: have you tried what i suggested earlier
[20:53] <iceroot> JuanJOBC: sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get install mysql-server
[20:53] <Alvinware> HektoR, If you didn't install any firewall, then you don't have to port foreward any port.
[20:53] <ubuntu_> im on live ubuntu install and i cant mount ntfs drives, this live ubuntu version is 6.06
[20:53] <erUSUL> JuanJOBC: do "sudo apt-get clean" and try to install again
[20:53] <oblivi0nglz> sudo apt-get install firefox
[20:53] <ubuntu_> help....
[20:53] <deany> !vlc
[20:53] <jirib> hi i tried to run karmic kernel on jaunty to have pci-stub driver but X doesn't work anymore (black screen, cold reboot needed), any idea?
[20:53] <HektoR> Alvinware, so what can i do ?
[20:53] <Alvinware> HektoR, But how about your router firewall, is it on?
[20:53] <JuanJOBC> erUSUL, yes I did, and still the same
[20:54] <HektoR> Alvinware, no.. i dont have any firewall
[20:54] <erUSUL> JuanJOBC: can you paste in a pastebin the whole mesage apt spits out ?
[20:54] <bullgard4> ubuntu_: 6.06 is too old for that purpose.
[20:54] <guntbert> MOUD: have you seen http://www.mydigitallife.info/2008/06/22/disable-or-enable-backspace-as-go-back-page-browsing-function-in-firefox/ ?
[20:54] <JuanJOBC> erUSUL, ok, just a second
[20:54] <MOUD> oblivi0nglz: tried it, it updated only to version 3.0.12 instead of 3.5.1
[20:54] <erUSUL> jirib: the driver for your card does not work with the new kernel
[20:54] <Alvinware> HektoR, Does that mean that your router didn't come with a firewall function?
[20:54] <iceroot> MOUD: of course
[20:54] <iceroot> MOUD: ubuntu never upgrades a program, just update
[20:55] <HektoR> Alvinware, yes
[20:55] <ubuntu_> bullgard4 this is the only ubuntu i had for now... what could i do to mount ntfs drives so i can read them_
[20:55] <erUSUL> !ff35 | MOUD
[20:55] <JuanJOBC> erUSUL, http://pastebin.com/m66ed3e66
[20:55] <iceroot> MOUD: if you want firefox 3.5  sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[20:55] <guntbert> !karmic | jirib
[20:55] <iceroot> MOUD: then you have firefox 3.0 and 3.5 running
[20:55] <oblivi0nglz> Firefox, once been installed, is updated when is realeased a update
[20:56] <jirib> thanks for tips :)
[20:56] <ubuntu_> i need to copy few files
[20:56] <MOUD> iceroot: so how do I update the program? I downloaded the package directly from mozilla but Ubuntu doesn't allow me to install via package.
[20:56] <bullgard4> Die Tasten R, E, ... hintereinander drücken.upgrade your installed Ubuntu version.
[20:56] <MOUD> guntbert: thanks, I'll take a look
[20:56] <iceroot> MOUD: use the repos, not the website
[20:56] <introuble> im on live ubuntu install and i cant mount ntfs drives, this live ubuntu version is 6.06
[20:56] <introuble> help....
[20:56] <Alvinware> hektoR, maybe you should try to install a software firewall to just for the purpose to forward the port from your router/just any I.P..
[20:56] <oblivi0nglz> you can open the package manager (Synaptic) o executed by command line
[20:56] <iceroot> introuble: try a actual live-cd like 9.04
[20:56] <guntbert> MOUD: google is your friend - and so are we :-)
[20:57] <introuble> iceroot where could i get it now :<
[20:57] <iceroot> !download | introuble
[20:57] <introuble> btw, how do i ssh from terminal to another server with my username in that server
[20:58] <iceroot> introuble: ssh user@host
[20:58] <MOUD> guntbert: I know, :)
[20:58] <introuble> iceroot i tried it did not let me...
[20:58] <MOUD> iceroot: how do I do it exactly?
[20:58] <introuble> i try again
[20:58] <iceroot> introuble: ah with your current user? just ssh host
[20:58] <jirib> !karmic
[20:58] <introuble> no not my current user, with another username
[20:58] <iceroot> MOUD: installing ff3.5?  sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[20:58] <KewliOO> erUSUL: I did the "ip route 192.168.0.1" (the machine that connects both nets together...and it says it's unknown
[20:59] <introuble> can i install the new ubuntu on this live version 6.06
[20:59] <iceroot> introuble: ssh user@host
[20:59] <cgould_> has anyone been able to successfully get vnc-server working in ubuntu 9.04 jaunty jackalope ?
[20:59] <iceroot> introuble: you mean you want to upgrade 6.06?
[20:59] <cgould_> ive tried vino... ive tried realvnc ...
[20:59] <Alvinware> KewliOO, 2 different networks.
[20:59] <oblivi0nglz> I do cgould
[20:59] <Alvinware> ?
[20:59] <oblivi0nglz> but.. no exactly vnc-server
[20:59] <iceroot> cgould_: i am sure anyone has get it working, you have a specific question?
[20:59] <dotness> cgould_: real vnc yes,
[20:59] <cgould_> i keep getting errors: No matching security types
[21:00] <erUSUL> JuanJOBC: http://senseq-techtips.blogspot.com/2009/03/mysql-51-downgrade-to-mysql-50-on.html
[21:00] <KewliOO> alvinware: yes wired and wireless
[21:00] <MOUD> iceroot: thanks :)
[21:00] <Spoon> having a problem with jaunty, I'm running a dual display system (nvidia geforce4 440, latest drivers) and thuogh it worked fine for a few days has now decided that my secondary monitor should just display a black screen, however is is still correctly displaying my cursor and flipping the cube on that screen via keyboard commands seems to work, though again, I just see black, rather new to linux, any help would be appreciated.
[21:00] <oblivi0nglz> I can get that with Netwupport 10.5
[21:00] <Alvinware> KewliOO, same router?
[21:00] <cgould_> when trying to connect... ive searched through the logs for about 2 hours... haven't found anything helpful or that works for my setup
[21:00] <erUSUL> JuanJOBC: see there for the fix to your problem
[21:00] <KewliOO> alvinware: no
[21:00] <bucky> good call erUSUL
[21:00] <owen1> any good ways to control my laptop and desktop with one keyboard/mouse?
[21:00] <JuanJOBC> erUSUL, ok, but is it happenign to jantry only or what?
[21:01] <M4rotku> hey guys, i'm having a problem playing a dvd.  I was able to play dvd's on this system before upgrading to 9.04.  When I try to play the dvd via either internal or external dvd players, I get an error about the source being encrypted and needing libdvdcss.  However, I have both the libdvdread4 and the ubuntu-restricted-extras packages installed.  what can i do?  ty
[21:01] <HektoR> Alvinware, here is error when i restarted apache2 http://pastebin.com/d2cc7deef
[21:01] <Guest20232> i was register as dio now nick  the nickname already in use what is going on
[21:01] <KewliOO> alvinware: the wired router is just used as a switch for four computers...and the main PC on port 1 of the router has a pci wireless card that is shared
[21:01] <erUSUL> JuanJOBC: is a common problem there are other hits in google if you look for Aborting downgrade from (at least) 5.1 to 5.0. <<<< the line 34 in your pastebin
[21:01] <iceroot> M4rotku: so, libdvdcss2 is installed?
[21:01] <jirib> M4rotku: during upgrade external sources are commented out
[21:01] <jirib> M4rotku: check sources file
[21:02] <cgould_> if i try to connect using protocol 3.3 I get the error: Your viewer cannot handle the required authentication methods
[21:02] <sonism> KewliOO: can you explain it back? i'm confused with your network layout right now.....
[21:02] <Alvinware> KewliOO, ok, then the wireless card connected to?
[21:02] <guntbert> Guest20232: better ask in #freenode
[21:02] <JuanJOBC> erUSUL, but I want to install the latest one
[21:02] <M4rotku> iceroot, that package didn't appear when i searched for "libdvdcss"
[21:02] <bucky> M4rotku: do you have (x) (k) ubuntu-restricted-extras  installed?
[21:02] <KewliOO> alvinware: wireless router upstairs from me
[21:02] <M4rotku> bucky, no, only the main ubuntu one
[21:03] <bucky> M4rotku: do you have ubuntu-restricted-extras  installed?
[21:03] <M4rotku> bucky:  yes
[21:03] <Alvinware> KewliOO, ok, which pc got the problem?
[21:03] <bucky> hmmm
[21:03] <iceroot> !libdvdcss | M4rotku
[21:03] <KewliOO> the laptop that is on port 3 of the wired router (used as a switch)
[21:03] <jirib> M4rotku: libdvdcss2
[21:04] <bucky> KewliOO: are you a computer professional ?
[21:04] <erUSUL> JuanJOBC: do « lsb_relese -a »
[21:04] <M4rotku> jirib:  from apt-get, E: Package libdvdcss2 has no installation candidate
[21:04] <introuble> im on live ubuntu 6.06 install, how can i mount ntfs drives
[21:04] <introuble> help....
[21:04] <Spoon> Having a baffleing display problem here... google has failed me
[21:04] <Spoon> having a problem with jaunty, I'm running a dual display system (nvidia geforce4 440, latest drivers) and thuogh it worked fine for a few days has now decided that my secondary monitor should just display a black screen, however is is still correctly displaying my cursor and flipping the cube on that screen via keyboard commands seems to work, though again, I just see black, rather new to linux, any help would be appreciated.
[21:05] <KewliOO> bucky: somewhat...I know alot overall...but not extremes on networking
[21:05] <jirib> M4rotku: i told you - medibuntu source :P
[21:05] <ralf_j> Hi everyone :)
[21:05] <ralf_j> Is there a dedicated channel for WLAN problems, or is this the right one to ask?
[21:05] <Alvinware> HektoR, I guess that it's pointing back to the loopback.
[21:05] <cgould_> spoon: can you drag items onto the other monitor ?
[21:05]  * bucky hands erUSUL an a for lsb_release
[21:05] <mezquitale> anyone here familiar with partimage???  I want to copy a hard drive with 4 partitions that's 40 gigs into another hard drive that's 80 gigs, is that possible?
[21:06] <sonism> introuble: use ntfs-3g. but i think you can't found it from 6.06 repo
[21:06] <erUSUL> bucky: :)
[21:06] <Alvinware> HektoR, Do you have a domain name?
[21:06] <introuble> sonism so what to do?
[21:07] <erUSUL> JuanJOBC: if you want mysql-server-5.1 install that package becouse mysql-server installs the 5.0 version
[21:07] <sonism> introuble: download it from somewhere else, and then, compile it for your system
[21:07] <Spoon> I'm running two seperate cubes, so no drag and drop between monitos to begin with
[21:07] <guntbert> ralf_j: as long as it is ubuntu you are in the right place
[21:07] <HektoR> Alvinware, no.. i want to users allow to come on my www folder from my global ip
[21:07] <KewliOO> I give up....I'm goin back to windows
[21:08] <cgould_> :)
[21:08] <iceroot> KewliOO: why?
[21:08] <lrojas> hi all, anybody knows the difference between shutdown -P and shutdown -H ? wich is the best way to off the machine?
[21:08] <ralf_j> guntbert: it is kubuntu, but since the underlying system is the same I figured I'd start here - is that correct?
[21:08] <introuble> sonism, ok itry, can i have it on this ubuntu live install?
[21:08] <guntbert> !ask | ralf_j , give it a try :_)
[21:08] <ralf_j> ok, sorry :D
[21:09] <M4rotku> iceroot, jirib:  ok, i got it fixed now by using the website the bot sent me, thanks for the advice ^_^
[21:09] <Alvinware> HektoR, I think no one could uses just the I.P. to make it as a domain name, but the root server fetch it to it by the domain name, like www.abc.com/else.
[21:09] <KewliOO> cause I can't get the Ubuntu to even reconize the internal wireless card in the machine..and the wired will connect to the router...but not the internet
[21:09] <Alvinware> Hektor, the abc website is an example, don't clik it.
[21:09] <iceroot> M4rotku: what was the exacrt problem or solution?
[21:09] <KewliOO> no internet=no ubuntu for me
[21:10] <derenrich> ubuntu+hidden WEP network == possible?
[21:10] <sonism> introuble: sure, you can download it from there... but installing it to a liveCD will need a lot of effort....
[21:10] <bucky> KewliOO: your "switch" is not assigning a nameserver to your computer try a ping 4.2.2.2
[21:10] <fiveofoh> derenrich: Yes, right-click on your wireless applet
[21:10] <\\`oot> Hi Ubuntu folks...
[21:10] <iceroot> derenrich: why not? btw WEP = unsafe
[21:10] <bucky> hi \\`oot
[21:10] <ralf_j> I am using Kubuntu 9.04 and trying to get the netgear WG121 WLAN device working, but when plugging it in dmesg says "phy0 device does not respond" (if it is plugged in during boot, a 3 minute time of nothing happening follows)
[21:10] <KewliOO> bucky: ok..
[21:10] <fiveofoh> There should be a "Connect to other network..." button or something
[21:10] <Alvinware> KewliOO, which P.C. got the problem?
[21:10] <derenrich> iceroot: not my network, but it isn't working for some reason and it works in vista
[21:10] <\\`oot> Is anyone running VirtualBOx 3.0.2?  Seems like the version that gets installed from packages is 2.2.4 which is O L D
[21:11] <lrojas> hi all, anybody knows the difference between shutdown -P and shutdown -H ? wich is the best way to off the machine?
[21:11] <iceroot> \\`oot: yes, this is normal in ubuntu. if you want 3.x use the website
[21:11] <fiveofoh> \\`oot: Not wet, but VB has been bugging me to do so for a while.  Why?
[21:11] <sonism> introuble: btw, why don't you try newer version of ubuntu?
[21:11] <derenrich> fiveofoh: i did that, won't connect just sits around for a while before giving up
[21:11] <JuanJOBC> No apport report written because the error message indicates its a followup error from a previous failure.
[21:11] <JuanJOBC>  
[21:11] <JuanJOBC> I cna't solve this men
[21:11] <JuanJOBC> I am moving back to 8.10
[21:11] <JuanJOBC> this never happened  to me before
[21:11] <JuanJOBC> I just want to install mysql
[21:11] <\\`oot> fiveofoh: I simply CANNOT get it to use any of my USB mounted devices on the guest OS
[21:11] <M4rotku> iceroot, the page:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats, that the bot gave me when prompted have me issue the command to install css from the libdvdread4 package, i guess the package doesn't install it by default even though it includes it.
[21:12] <KewliOO> bucky: I cannot ping 4.2.2.2
[21:12] <\\`oot> I've read everything I can find, and it doesn't have anything that can help :(
[21:12] <iceroot> M4rotku: ah ok, good to know
[21:12] <\\`oot> everyone tells me I'm running an "old version" and that's probably the problem
[21:12] <\\`oot> Host OS: Ubuntu 9.04  Guest OS: Windows7
[21:12] <fiveofoh> \\`oot: Yeah the old ones were a huge pain as far as USB goes
[21:12] <bucky> KewliOO: then you're not getting out to the internet.. where are you? behind some defense contractor firewall?
[21:12] <Spoon> anyone hav any thoughts on my display litch?
[21:12] <Spoon> have* display*
[21:12] <cgould_> KewliOO: maybe your firewall/router is blocking ICMP
[21:12] <Alvinware> HektoR, to be honest i'm just trying to help you, but i don't have anny experience before for setting up a website, but you can google it about the domain name, and set up personal website guide in google.
[21:13] <fiveofoh> They have debs available, so it's real easy to upgrade
[21:13] <bucky> KewliOO: what did ifconfig say.. paste it for me
[21:13] <KewliOO> bucky: Not that I am aware of...
[21:13] <\\`oot> fiveofoh:  great... so do I UNINSTALL through Synaptic and install from source or something?
[21:13] <fiveofoh> \\`oot: Uninstall from Synaptic, and then install from here http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[21:13] <Alvinware> HektoR, at least now u known where is the problem located.
[21:13] <\\`oot> fiveofoh: Thanks.  I'll try that - I'll let you know how it goes :)
[21:13] <fiveofoh> Just download the appropriate deb, and open it.  It'll install itself into Synaptic, no source necessary
[21:13] <bucky> KewliOO: what's in your /etc/resolv.conf ?
[21:14] <MOUD> I have to go. Thank you all for the help.
[21:14] <OxiDiZeD> Question: Is there a file binder I can get for ubuntu?
[21:14] <Alvinware> KewliOO, Have you pointed all the other 4 P.C. to the I.P. of the first P.C.?
[21:14] <KewliOO> yes
[21:14] <OxiDiZeD> Link?
[21:14] <OxiDiZeD> Oh
[21:14] <\\`oot> fiveofoh: Basically, I want to run iTunes... for my iPhone and I want to do it through the GuestOS (Windows7 + iTunes)... I know, I know... but I love that little toy
[21:15] <OxiDiZeD> Question: Is there a file binder I can get for ubuntu?
[21:15] <Alvinware> KewliOO, Do you mean the the other 4 P.C. got the subnet mask as 255.255.254.0?
[21:15] <iceroot> OxiDiZeD: what is a file binder?
[21:15] <bucky> OxiDiZeD: what is a file binder?
[21:15] <iceroot> bucky: to slow :)
[21:15] <erUSUL> OxiDiZeD: define file binder
[21:15] <bucky> haha
[21:15] <OxiDiZeD> >_>
[21:15] <JuanJOBC> dpkg: error processing mysql-server (--configure):
[21:15] <JuanJOBC>  dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[21:15] <JuanJOBC> How can I solve that?
[21:15] <OxiDiZeD> Like I want to put together a two exe's
[21:15] <deany> !virus
[21:16] <lrojas> ok let me ask this in another way, what does it mean for a system to "HALT" as oposed to "POWEROFF", arent both the same thing? what am i missing?
[21:16] <OxiDiZeD> I'd like to put together two exe's
[21:16] <KewliOO> in my resolvconf there is a folder with update-libc.d and in that folder there is avahi-daemon
[21:16] <OxiDiZeD> so they both run together
[21:16] <fiveofoh> \\`oot: Haha perfectly legit...I have XP set up because I need it for things like the debugging box for my microcontrollers at school
[21:16] <iceroot> OxiDiZeD: for what you want to bind 2 exe files? virus?
[21:16] <HektoR> Alvinware, thank you very  very much :)
[21:16] <KewliOO> http://paste.ubuntu.com/239908/
[21:16] <fiveofoh> And don't forget netflix :P
[21:16] <KewliOO> my settings are here:http://paste.ubuntu.com/239908/
[21:16] <OxiDiZeD> No.
[21:16] <Alvinware> HektoR, problem solved?
[21:16] <OxiDiZeD> I just want to bind two files
[21:17] <\\`oot> fiveofoh: Oh cool... OK, I'll give the new version a try...thanks again, I'll let you guys know how it goes, back in a while
[21:17]  * \\`oot is away... fixing VirtualBox
[21:17] <iceroot> OxiDiZeD: start both exe-files
[21:17] <OxiDiZeD> No.
[21:17] <Spoon> update on graphical glitch, the desktop on my secondary screen is visible for a moment when I am in the proccess of shutting down
[21:17] <bucky> KewliOO: the file... cat /etc/resolv.conf
[21:17] <OxiDiZeD> I want to bind them together so I can give to others
[21:17] <bucky> KewliOO: with a dot*
[21:17] <sonism> KewliOO: it's /etc/resolv.conf
[21:17] <AlexanderSupertr> Hi guys
[21:17] <HektoR> Alvinware, yes :)
[21:18] <AlexanderSupertr> small doubt
[21:18] <iceroot> OxiDiZeD: for what you want to give them to others? i mean anything else then a virus
[21:18] <AlexanderSupertr> i have modified part of pinax on my desktop in conjunction with a cloned basic_project
[21:18] <OxiDiZeD> OK yes its a virus.
[21:18] <mastertogo> Is there a way to make ubuntu ask me before my computer shuts down?
[21:18] <OxiDiZeD> I want to bind together a game and my botnet
[21:18] <arand> \\`oot: What you could also do, is use one of the PPAs available fro virtualbox-ose: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/virtualbox-ose
[21:18] <iceroot> OxiDiZeD: no support
[21:18] <OxiDiZeD> .-.
[21:18] <iceroot> OxiDiZeD: ##windows, go there
[21:18] <Alvinware> HektoR, How?
[21:18] <\\`oot> the what-now?
[21:18] <\\`oot> PPAs??
[21:18] <OxiDiZeD> Im not using windows
[21:18] <OxiDiZeD> ;\
[21:18] <mastertogo> I just had to re-do a bunch of shit i was working on because my mouse jumped from the "lock" to "shut down" buttons
[21:18] <bucky> OxiDiZeD: use a file editor
[21:18] <iceroot> OxiDiZeD: please stop, ask a normal ubuntu-question please
[21:19] <OxiDiZeD> Well if you dont want to answer you dont have to , stfu
[21:19] <danbhfive> OxiDiZeD: if the exes are windows executables, you should still ask in #windows
[21:19] <iceroot> OxiDiZeD: you will not get support for spreading viruses
[21:19] <OxiDiZeD> Ok
[21:19] <KewliOO> ok..not it says in the "resolv.conf" namesever 192.168.0.11
[21:19] <OxiDiZeD> Stfu
[21:19] <OxiDiZeD> You dont know what I will get support for
[21:19] <m1dlg> Have just aquired a Netbook, and need to reformat and install tonight however the previous owner has asked for old data to be saved. how do I do this when I get halfway booting before messages come up with fsck failed and stays in consol
[21:19] <iceroot> OxiDiZeD: whatch your language dude
[21:19] <OxiDiZeD> Probably many hackers in here.
[21:19] <bucky> KewliOO: and that's your dsl modem's addy?
[21:20] <OxiDiZeD> Linux = Hackings
[21:20] <erUSUL> OxiDiZeD: be respectfull;
[21:20]  * erUSUL rolls eyes
[21:20] <OxiDiZeD> O_o
[21:20] <OxiDiZeD> df
[21:20] <m1dlg> Oxidize so what if it is?
[21:20] <bucky> KewliOO: ping 192.168.0.11
[21:20] <deany> sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer (64bit ubuntu) , flash not working
[21:20] <\\`oot> arand: But that's the OSE version... I was told to use the non-OSE because it's got more features?
[21:20] <OxiDiZeD> Its a game any my botnet
[21:20] <KewliOO> 192.168.0.11 is the wired routers addy
[21:20] <erUSUL> OxiDiZeD: stop; you are being way offtopic. Go to the apropiate channel
[21:20] <bucky> KewliOO: ping 192.168.0.11
[21:21] <m1dlg> hacking is a word open to interpretation
[21:21] <Spoon> posting this again for those that have joined recently: having a problem with jaunty, I'm running a dual display system (nvidia geforce4 440, latest drivers) and thuogh it worked fine for a few days has now decided that my secondary monitor should just display a black screen, however is is still correctly displaying my cursor and flipping the cube on that screen via keyboard commands seems to work, though again, I just see black, rather new to
[21:21] <erUSUL> m1dlg: please do not feed the troll
[21:21] <iceroot> OxiDiZeD: what you mean is cracking, not hacking
[21:21] <m1dlg> K
[21:21] <m1dlg> Have just aquired a Netbook, and need to reformat and install tonight however the previous owner has asked for old data to be saved. how do I do this when I get halfway booting before messages come up with fsck failed and stays in consol
[21:21] <KewliOO> bucky: I can ping 192.168.0.11 (wired router)
[21:21] <bucky> KewliOO: your router won't let you out
[21:22] <erUSUL> m1dlg: do you have net ocnection on console ?
[21:22] <Alvinware> KewliOO, all pc running ubuntu?
[21:22] <KewliOO> bucky: why is that I wonder?
[21:22] <bucky> no idea
[21:22] <KewliOO> No all pcs are running Windows XP pro SP3 excapt the latop
[21:22] <bullgard4> How can I persuade Empathy 2.26.1 to  produce event sounds? I asserted all Preferences > Sounds > Play sounds for events.
[21:22] <KewliOO> laptop
[21:22] <Alvinware> windows xp can't connect to vista with-out extra package.
[21:22] <bucky> KewliOO: you don't have it plugged in to an uplink port or something do  you?
[21:23] <KewliOO> Bucky no
[21:23] <arand> \\`oot: Ah, but the non-ose is not available in ubuntu repos. So yea, then you'd have to go for their supplied package/installer/source
[21:23] <KewliOO> I don't have vista on any machine
[21:23] <JuanJOBC> I    C A N  ' T     I N S T A L L      M Y S Q L     S E R V E R
[21:23] <KewliOO> vista=garbage
[21:23] <guntbert> !shout | JuanJOBC
[21:24] <bucky> JuanJOBC: did you say something.. i thought i heard a whimper
[21:24] <cgould_> oh wow... it's always the easiest answer that you never try
[21:24] <cgould_> for some reason vino was running on port 5901 not 5900
[21:24] <JuanJOBC> oh guys, I just was showing my feelings now, don't be so "square"..
[21:24] <Alvinware> KewliOO, pointe 4 pc to the first pc add as gateway, and point the first pc to the wireless router as gateway?
[21:25] <derenrich> L7
[21:25] <mobidroid> Hi there, I follow instruction and I'm stuck here: http://pastebin.com/m5cc6c458 I use intrepid so is there something change on the usb rule for intreprid cause the overall solution don't work
[21:25] <Alvinware> vista not necessary garbage, because it's improved security, and brought a lot more new technologies out.
[21:25] <bucky> JuanJOBC: it still won't install?
[21:25] <JuanJOBC> bucky, yep
[21:26] <JuanJOBC> bucky, I've never seen this behaivour since ubuntu 6.
[21:26] <bucky> JuanJOBC: did you run apt-get -f install like the warning said?
[21:26] <mobidroid> (overall steps here: http://developer.android.com/intl/de/guide/developing/device.html)
[21:26] <sindarus> test
[21:26] <sindarus> are you here
[21:26] <JuanJOBC> bucky, yep several times, and I deleted the mysql folder, bla  bla  bla , I uninstallled eveythign and installed again and nothing
[21:26] <sindarus> ho mi god
[21:26] <Guest96486> hi all!
[21:26] <erUSUL> mobidroid: you do not know what file to edit or what ?
[21:27] <\\`oot> fiveofoh: OK... the .deb file installed... but it didn't add any launch icons... wtf?
[21:27] <sindarus> im online with humans O_o
[21:27] <JuanJOBC> bucky, I am thinking about moing back to 8.10
[21:27] <introuble> hey.. is there any other way to use ntfs on ubuntu 6.0.6 without ntfs3g?
[21:27] <mobidroid> erUSUL: well the usb_device and usb attribute for subsystem changed, I wonder if it changed again in intreprid
[21:27] <Spoon> having a problem with jaunty, I'm running a dual display system (nvidia geforce4 440, latest drivers) (seperate 'cubes' for each monitor) and thuogh it worked fine for a few days has now decided that my secondary monitor should just display a black screen, however is is still correctly displaying my cursor and flipping the cube on that screen via keyboard commands seems to work, though again, I just see black, rather new to linux, any help wou
[21:27] <guntbert> !welcome | sindarus
[21:28] <arand> sindarus: please, if you have a support question ask it, otherwise, go to #ubuntu-ot
[21:28] <erUSUL> mobidroid: do not think so.
[21:28] <sanguisdex> can some one recommend a GUI OCR program
[21:28] <phurl> please help.ubninit is missing on my usb
[21:28] <m1dlg> erSUL: sorry, had to go AFK, I have consol Root@???
[21:28] <sylvanus_> any help channels somebody could direct me to, preferably one for the severley stupid?
[21:28] <nellmathew> hey guys, anyone here know why jaunty doesn't have the "barry" package? (for blackberry..)? http://packages.ubuntu.com/source/jaunty/barry (sudo apt-get install barry ?..)
[21:28] <mobidroid> erUSUL: actually I'm trying this fix find the how to unbuntu in the thread: http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/726ea864e89985ec/3699fbb71d34a1b7?pli=1
[21:28] <phurl> where do i get that from for ubuntu
[21:28] <bucky> JuanJOBC: i think i found something
[21:28] <mobidroid> not much sucess so far
[21:28] <JuanJOBC> even if I remove everything and install again, I get:
[21:28] <atcom> introuble without ntfs 3g U will be unable to write anything on ntfs partition
[21:28] <JuanJOBC> Errors were encountered while processing:
[21:28] <JuanJOBC>  mysql-server-5.1
[21:28] <\\`oot> weird... OK, launched anyway
[21:28] <deany> !flash
[21:29] <bucky> JuanJOBC:  http://ourdelta.org/update-for-ourdelta-904-jaunty-builds
[21:29] <JuanJOBC> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[21:29] <guntbert> sylvanus_: this is *the* ubuntu support channel
[21:29] <m1dlg> erSUL: sorry, had to go AFK, I have consol Root@ubuntu:~# and I think all I need to do is copy to drive the old home folder
[21:29] <guntbert> !ask| sylvanus_
[21:29] <arand> phurl: Where do you get that message?
[21:29] <deany> ubuntu 64bit, flashplugin-nonfree installed, no sound?  whats up?
[21:29] <sylvanus_> well I came here once and they told me I was off topic?
[21:30] <JJ-UH72> When I do a 'sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5' I get ' Couldn't find package firefox-3.5' - what am I doing wrong?
[21:30] <\\`oot> OK! iPhone connected... w00t!!
[21:30] <phurl> arand, i have created a unetbootin image
[21:30] <moncky> sylvanus_: ask and if you are off topic we will point you in the right direction
[21:30] <atcom> introuble: You can mount it but only with read from disk support
[21:30] <phurl> from my linpus ferdora 8
[21:30] <erUSUL> mobidroid: grep -R 'SUBSYSTEM=="usb"' /etc/udev/rules.d <<< the same expresion is used in distro provided rules
[21:30] <switch10_> oot  How??
[21:30] <phurl> i am going to retry now. before i had a debian installed
[21:31] <JuanJOBC> bucky, I dont't have /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ourdelta.list
[21:31] <bucky> JuanJOBC: http://ourdelta.org/ubuntu
[21:31] <JuanJOBC> bucky, so bassically what I have to do is re-install again
[21:31] <bucky> JuanJOBC: no... add that repo
[21:31] <derenrich> what does typing "init 0" do?
[21:31] <sylvanus_> Well, I have ubuntu9.04 and gyachi latest version, it worked fine yesterday but today I got four error messeges
[21:31] <JuanJOBC> bucky, but is this fix stable???
[21:32] <bucky> JuanJOBC:  --purge all your mysql packages and install theirs
[21:32] <introuble> atcom, with ubuntu 6.06? i tried mounting it but it wont let me...
[21:32] <mobidroid> erUSUL: ok so it's not my rules that prevent the thing to work thanks for the light
[21:32] <knoob> Hi all. I'm trying to upgrade a remote machine from 7.04 to the latest. The tutorial online works up to the last point at which I get a 404 Not Found error. Any help is appreciated
[21:32] <JuanJOBC> bucky, mmm
[21:32] <bucky> JuanJOBC: read their explanation and check out there site.. I'd trust it
[21:32] <introuble> i try again
[21:32] <erUSUL> mobidroid: in the thrath people mentions the need for newer asb tool (whatever that means)
[21:32] <guntbert> sylvanus_: what is gyachi?
[21:33] <bucky> JuanJOBC: do a --purge on your old packages
[21:33] <JuanJOBC> bucky, well, I am used to add stuff from the official repos...and not doing this tricks just to isntall a simpler thing as mysql
[21:33] <bucky> JuanJOBC: then an update and upgrade
[21:33] <JuanJOBC> bucky, apt-get --purge ?
[21:33] <bucky> go ask in #ubuntu-dev  what the hell is up
[21:33] <sylvanus_> Messenger Client that uses the yahoo protocol and my webcam worked with it the other day but today I got four error messesges
[21:34] <bucky> JuanJOBC: man apt-get
[21:34] <moncky> sylvanus_: what are the error messages?
[21:34] <atcom> introuble: Paste me the line from fstab
[21:34] <mobidroid> erUSUL: yep saw that downloaded the patch bin without much success, one thing i find strange is the tutorial ask to create rule 51 and chmod the rule 50 is that normal??
[21:34] <mobidroid> or its a mistake
[21:35] <erUSUL> mobidroid: a typo probably
[21:35] <albano> hi
[21:35] <m1dlg> erSUL: r u still busy?
[21:35] <mobidroid> erUSUL: great it's probably the problem, I dont know much about this rules stuff
[21:35] <JuanJOBC> bucky, this throws an errror "wget -q http://ourdelta.org/deb/ourdelta.gpg \
[21:35] <JuanJOBC>         -O- | apt-key add -": gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found.
[21:35] <erUSUL> mobidroid: does numbers will determine the order of execution of the files
[21:35] <JuanJOBC> I cna't believe I have to do all this just to install mysql.....I installed mysql even in an iphone man!
[21:36] <atcom> introuble: and why dapper drake?
[21:36] <sylvanus_> I have a screen shot can I send them to you? is that even possible in here?
[21:36] <jrib> JuanJOBC: "all this"?  it's one command
[21:36] <deany> ubuntu 64bit, flashplugin-nonfree installed, no sound?  whats up?
[21:36] <fiveofoh> jrib: He's been at this for quite a while
[21:36] <JJ-UH72> FF3-5 Install help Please - When I do a 'sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5' I get: ' Couldn't find package firefox-3.5' - what am I doing wrong?
[21:36] <erUSUL> mobidroid: 40-* goes before 50-* and that before 70-*
[21:36] <JuanJOBC> jrib, actually a command that throws an error
[21:36] <deany> why is this still a bug-bear even
[21:36] <erUSUL> m1dlg: ask
[21:36] <bullgard4> How can I persuade Empathy 2.26.1 to  produce event sounds? I asserted all Preferences > Sounds > Play sounds for events.
[21:36] <JuanJOBC> jrib, wget -q http://ourdelta.org/deb/ourdelta.gpg \
[21:36] <JuanJOBC>         -O- | apt-key add -
[21:37] <jrib> JuanJOBC: why?  mysql is in the default repositories
[21:37] <m1dlg> U responded to my problem, I'm in consol
[21:37] <JuanJOBC> jrib, gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found.
[21:37] <guntbert> !pastebin | sylvanus_
[21:37] <DeannaT2> hello, my ff doesn't work since last kernel-update>>hardy heron>> on the yahoo-games-page. sun java 6 is installed, .swf also not working. ff make a cpu from 100% and freeze on the yahoo-games-page
[21:37] <bucky> JuanJOBC: you didn't type the whole line... \ means new line
[21:37] <arand> phurl: To me, that message sounds like unetbootin failed to make the liveUSB correctly
[21:37] <bucky> JuanJOBC: look.. you'd better find an easier way
[21:37] <mobidroid> erUSUL: ok good to know I'll play around and submit a request to fix the typo if it make the thing work
[21:37] <JuanJOBC> jrib, Brand new instalaltion with LAMP, mysql doesn't work
[21:37] <guntbert> !screenshots | sylvanus_
[21:37] <bucky> JuanJOBC: go ask in the dev channel
[21:38] <m1dlg> erSUL:  I have loads of bash errors and reached a root@ubuntu consol screen
[21:38] <bucky> JuanJOBC: did you do an apt-get udate lately?
[21:38] <jrib> JuanJOBC: lamp *should* work on fine on a default install.  I use it all the time.  Why not pastebin your error and explain what this gpg stuff you are running is for?
[21:38] <dotness> JuanJOBC: drop Mysql, it fails anyways, Postgres is easier to install and much better
[21:38] <erUSUL> !tab | m1dlg
[21:38] <JuanJOBC> bucky, I tell you again that it is a BRAND NEW INSTALLATION just today on morning, and after it , mysql is not  starting
[21:38] <bucky> JuanJOBC: did you do an apt-get udate lately?
[21:38] <erUSUL> m1dlg: you can access the files you need to rescue ? and you can execute apt and other utilities ?
[21:38] <bucky> JuanJOBC: did you do an apt-get update lately?
[21:39] <mobidroid> erUSUL: one last question for my culture ;) Is 50 overriding 51 or it's complementary. And a bonus question why I need to chmod +rx and the rest of the rules are only r
[21:39] <bucky> JuanJOBC: did you do an apt-get update lately.. thats' a yes or no question?
[21:39] <sylvanus_> never mind this is all too confusing for me, I should have never gotten ubuntu because I
[21:39] <sylvanus_> to stupid to deserve it!
[21:39] <m1dlg> erUSUL, I dont know how to, would you mind helping me to the files and to copying them or to get the desktop back
[21:39] <JuanJOBC> bucky, do you think that question makes sense when talking about a brand new installation?
[21:39] <jrib> sylvanus_: k
[21:39] <moncky> JuanJOBC: what do the logs say?
[21:39] <bucky> JuanJOBC: are you trying to pass yourself off as a computer professional?
[21:39] <erUSUL> mobidroid: 50 will run before 51 ... as to why they make it executable i do not know... shouldnt matter much though
[21:40] <bucky> JuanJOBC: have you updated your repo db lately... yes or no?
[21:40] <JuanJOBC> bucky, no I am not, I am just telling what I did: download the latest Ubuntu Image distro available, install it with LAM, finish and notice that mysql doesn't start
[21:40] <bucky> JuanJOBC: did you do an apt-get update lately?
[21:40] <bucky> JuanJOBC: are you going to do it or are you going to argue?
[21:40] <mobidroid> erUSUL: yeah but if 50 say It's white and 51 say it's black the os final million dollard question will be black? (using logic)
[21:40] <erUSUL> m1dlg: yu do not have experience in console ?
[21:40] <JuanJOBC> bucky, nevermind, thanks for your help
[21:40] <bucky> JuanJOBC: you don't even know what apt-get update does
[21:41] <moncky> JuanJOBC: even though you have the latest image there may be updates or bug fixes not on the image do what bucky says
[21:41] <bucky> JuanJOBC: cry baby
[21:41] <supernoob> hi all :) ...please could somebody tell me how to extract a .tar to usb via the terminal?
[21:41] <m1dlg> very little, and mostly with my hand held - and thats mostly forgotten
[21:41] <erUSUL> mobidroid: will be black becouse it is executed last so it has the last say
[21:41] <JuanJOBC> bucky, cry? ok, whatever..
[21:41] <mobidroid> supernoob: tar -zxvf
[21:41] <bucky> JuanJOBC: did you do an apt-get update lately?
[21:41] <jrib> supernoob: cd to the directory of the usb and run tar xf /path/to/file.tar
[21:41] <supernoob> thanks to both of you :)
[21:42] <mobidroid> erUSUL: thanks a lot it make sens I know have the knowledge to play around :)
[21:42] <sylvanus_> retarded sylvanus has left the room because he is too stupid and retarded to be in here!
[21:42] <funkyHat> Stupid question : where do I set the user that spamd should run as?
[21:42] <JuanJOBC> bucky, YES, if you followed all the stuff that I have been writing here FOR 2 HOURS NOW you would know that that was one of the things that erUSUL told me to do, ok¿?
[21:42] <bucky> JuanJOBC: maybe they updated the package and your computer isnt' aware of the new version number
[21:42] <bucky> JuanJOBC: maybe they updated the package and your computer isnt' aware of the new version number
[21:42] <moncky> supernoob: that will extract to your currnent workign dir
[21:42] <mobidroid> supernoob: actually z is if the file is .tar.gz
[21:42] <bucky> JuanJOBC: did you do an apt-get update lately?
[21:42] <erUSUL> mobidroid: suppose in a rule 50 you give the node MODE="0666" if the rule 51 give MODE="0667" the mode will be the last one
[21:42] <bucky> JuanJOBC: maybe they updated the package and your computer isnt' aware of the new version number
[21:42] <jrib> JuanJOBC: it's impossible to follow everything that goes on here.  If bucky wants to spend his free time trying to help you, why not run a simple command?
[21:43] <mobidroid> erUSUL: actually rule 50 is for one provider and rule 51 is for a other one I guess they dont overlap in that case
[21:43] <erUSUL> m1dlg: sorry; can you « cd /home/ » ?
[21:43] <DeannaT2> hello, my ff doesn't work since last kernel-update>>hardy heron>> on the yahoo-games-page. sun java 6 is installed, .swf also not working. ff make a cpu from 100% and freeze on the yahoo-games-page.what can i try to play again scrabble with firefox?
[21:43] <JuanJOBC> jrib, but I am saying that that is not the way, he keeps asking the same thing, I already knwo I didi it
[21:43] <JuanJOBC> Reading package lists... Done
[21:43] <mobidroid> erUSUL: file 50: SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="0bb4", MODE="0666" file 51: SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="04e8", MODE="0666"
[21:44] <jrib> JuanJOBC: if you help in this channel, you know that the safe way to know something has been done is to see a pastebin with the command and output
[21:44] <m1dlg> Eruaran, if the messages indicate fsck failed how do I run it manually?
[21:44] <JuanJOBC> jrib, I understand
[21:44] <moncky> JuanJOBC: what command are you running to start your server?
[21:44] <jrib> JuanJOBC: remember: he's just trying to help
[21:44] <erUSUL> mobidroid: they apply to the device that matches the SYSFS{idVendor}=="0bb4" <<< if the two providers have different idVendor they will not overlap. that relies on ids being unique of course
[21:45] <JuanJOBC> moncky, sudo /etc/init.d/mysql restart
[21:45] <JuanJOBC> moncky, actually it is supossed to start from the very first moment after the isntalaltion right? well, it wasn't, that's why all this story started
[21:45] <mobidroid> erUSUL: argg ok so I think the rule stuff is ok then, sniff sniff well thank again for your time, really appreciated
[21:45] <bullgard4> How can I persuade Empathy 2.26.1 to  produce event sounds? I asserted all Preferences > Sounds > Play sounds for events.
[21:45] <erUSUL> m1dlg: e2fsck -pkc /dev/sdxx
[21:46] <introuble> hello, im on ubuntu 6.06 live install, what other linux i could download and live install so that i could access ntfs drives?
[21:46] <JJ-UH72> ﻿FF3-5 Install help Please - When I do a 'sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5' I get: ' Couldn't find package firefox-3.5' - what am I doing wrong?
[21:46] <erUSUL> mobidroid: no problem
[21:46] <moncky> JuanJOBC: what does sudo /etc/init.d/mysqld status do?
[21:46] <introuble> pls help....
[21:46] <jrib> JJ-UH72: what version of ubuntu?
[21:46] <m1dlg> Eruaran, ta I'll try that
[21:46] <JuanJOBC> moncky, takes about 30sec, and then says FAIL
[21:46] <erUSUL> m1dlg: where /dev/sdxx is the apropiat block device of the failing partition
[21:46] <erUSUL> m1dlg: please use my correct nick...
[21:46] <m1dlg> erUSUL, sorry wrong name! I'll try that ta
[21:46] <Captain5> hey...how do i get flash to update from version 9 to the latest version 10. using ubuntu 9.04
[21:47] <sonism> introuble: newer ubuntu release
[21:47] <moncky> JuanJOBC: note the d at the end of mysql
[21:47] <erUSUL> m1dlg: is this a flash based netbook ? or it has a normal HD ?
[21:47] <m1dlg> erUSUL, normal platter based drive
[21:47] <introuble> sonism, its like 650mb download and im on this live install now...
[21:47] <JuanJOBC> moncky, bash: /etc/init.d/mysqld: No such file or directory
[21:47] <atcom> introuble: you can acces your drive from 6.06
[21:48] <erUSUL> m1dlg: then do « sudo fdisk -l » to find out what device to check
[21:48] <introuble> atcom, i cant, this is live install and it loads disk manager forever
[21:48] <albano> captain5;try from www.adobe.com
[21:48] <bullgard4> introuble: You could download an Ubuntu 9.04 image and then burn it onto a CD. Starting this CD live will enable you to accessNTFS files.
[21:48] <sonism> introuble: yea, i know but the version you currently using doesn't support ntfs
[21:48] <chadkouse> anyone seen this?  When under a heavy cpu load I can't SSH to the server and if I'm already on the server, I can't su -- it's like authentication is waiting on CPU to free up
[21:48] <introuble> does this live 6.06 have burning software?
[21:48] <moncky> JuanJOBC: run tail -f /var/log/messages and then try and start the server
[21:48] <introuble> does this live 6.06 have burning software?
[21:49] <erUSUL> Captain5: flash in jaunty is 10.0
[21:49] <Captain5> albano: ive done that...even installed the latest version through package manager..but still says ive installed 9.09
[21:49] <bucky> jrb  http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-server-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg12257.html
[21:49] <moncky> JuanJOBC: the output of the log should tell you whats going on
[21:49] <bucky> JuanJOBC:   http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-server-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg12257.html
[21:49] <erUSUL> !info flashplugin-nonfree | Captain5
[21:49] <erUSUL> Captain5: Version 10.0.22.87ubuntu2
[21:49] <bullgard4> introuble: Yes,  ubuntu 6.06 has burining software.
[21:49] <introuble> ok thanks
[21:50] <introuble> thank you for all the replys
[21:50] <introuble> peace and luv
[21:50] <chadkouse> peace and luv peace and luv
[21:50] <introuble> this african linux is kinda wicked
[21:50] <chadkouse> introuble: ringo reference ?
[21:50] <sam-ubu-noob> so whats the deal with gutsy? http://paste.ubuntu.com/239989/
[21:50] <introuble> heh
[21:51] <introuble> does the burning software make the .iso bootable?
[21:51] <erUSUL> !eol | sam-ubu-noob
[21:51] <m1dlg> erUSUL, MAny thanks - I have login and and ready to Go, on last question, if the old owner just wanted his personal data linked to the one log-in, is '/home' the only part I need to copy?
[21:51] <atcom> introuble: iso is bootable when the image is made from bootable cd
[21:51] <sonism> introuble: yes, if it's a bootable iso
[21:52] <introuble> ah ok thanks <3
[21:52] <jrib> !ff35 | JJ-UH72
[21:52] <erUSUL> m1dlg: yes it should be there in his home (you can ask if he saved anything out of his home )
[21:52] <JuanJOBC> ok, so the conclusion is that jaunty is buggy when installing mysql?
[21:52] <bucky> JuanJOBC: dpkg -l msql-server   ...is it installed
[21:52] <erUSUL> sam-ubu-noob: you have to use the old-releses.ubuntu.com servers now if you want to upgrade. or do a clean reinstall
[21:53] <JuanJOBC> bucky, No packages found matching msql-server.
[21:53] <sam-ubu-noob> I realize that but it does not mean it has to be pulled from existence. :(
[21:53] <bucky> JuanJOBC: did you read that link?
[21:53] <JuanJOBC> bucky, but that's why the installation doesn't finish, dpkg throws an error
[21:53] <erUSUL> sam-ubu-noob: as it said it was just moved
[21:53] <m1dlg> erUSUL, many thanks - ok he wouldn't have a clue! he is a noob in the politest sense, I'll just have to hope I saved everything! thank you for your help and your time. :)
[21:53] <Captain5> erUSUL: whenever i used a flash heavy site, computer gets horribly slow....youtube barely works its, very slow, dont even try full screen. so i checked my version to update it, and it says im running flash version 9.09
[21:53] <erUSUL> sam-ubu-noob: as I said it was just moved
[21:53] <dramz> Hi, I have a diskless installation of Ubuntu, and thus using "/dev/nfs / nfs rsize=32768,wsize=32768 0 1" in fstab for /. Anyways, I just updated it, and now it says "Mount.nfs: remote share not in 'host:dir' format". Any suggestions?
[21:53] <JuanJOBC> bucky, I did, but I haven't updated from intrepid, this is a Jaunty brand new installation
[21:53] <grkblood13> how do you turn off all sounds in skype?
[21:53] <bucky> JuanJOBC: what does apt-get install mysql-server do?
[21:53] <erUSUL> m1dlg: no problem; good luck
[21:54] <sam-ubu-noob> erUsul: where do I change that?
[21:54] <supernoob> i'm in the directory of my usb device (as root) and wish to execute a .sh file, what is the command please?
[21:54] <erUSUL> Captain5: dunno maybe you installed it manually at some point and it is still there (for example in your home)
[21:54] <JuanJOBC> bucky, http://pastebin.com/m373aaf24
[21:54] <Cynner>  http://www.lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139723800 New Website game, come and play, intresting game.
[21:55] <sonism> supernoob: sh ./command.sh
[21:55] <supernoob> thanks :) ...this code is confusing me.
[21:55] <erUSUL> sam-ubu-noob: in your sources.list file where you have xx.archive.ubuntu.com you put old-releases.ubuntu.com
[21:55] <erUSUL> sam-ubu-noob: in all lines that begin with deb
[21:55] <erUSUL> sam-ubu-noob: the file is in /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:55] <Captain5> erUSUL: whats the best way to uninstall then reinstall?
[21:55] <bucky> JuanJOBC: what does apt-get install mysql-server-5.0 do?
[21:56] <supernoob> sonism ... it says that it cannot open said file :/
[21:56] <guntbert> introuble: be sure to do the burning right!
[21:56] <guntbert> !burn | introuble
[21:56] <JuanJOBC> bucky, just a second, it takes 48MB
[21:56] <sonism> supernoob: did you type the dot?
[21:56] <erUSUL> Captain5:  did you installed it manually ? in your home ?
[21:56] <\\`oot> Hey - are any of you guys experts in mounting SMB shares?  I need to mount a network SAMBA share... but when I mount it, Ubuntu mounts it as ROOT and I (normal user) can't get to it... from X
[21:56] <guntbert> !md5sum | introuble
[21:56] <supernoob> sonism yeah i typed it exactly as you said to
[21:57] <JuanJOBC> bucky, now it is accessing to the delta repositories
[21:57] <sonism> supernoob: what did the error say exactly?
[21:57] <supernoob> sh: Can't open ./liloinst.sh
[21:57] <Captain5> erUSUL: dont know what i did, but it has never really worked and now its annoying
[21:57] <mechtech> ok...I can access help by clicking the ? icon, but when I press F1, I get the error:
[21:57] <imgoofygoober> How do you get amarok to play mp3's? I'm on jaunty
[21:58] <sam-ubu-noob> erUSUL: ty I'll give it a try.
[21:58] <mechtech> Oops...did not mean to post that...I figured it out
[21:58] <JJ-UH72> jrib:  ﻿Ubuntu 8.04.3
[21:58] <jrib> !ff35 | JJ-UH72
[21:58] <sonism> supernoob: what does ls -ilh gives?
[21:58] <supernoob> sonism 11893 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 516K 2009-06-30 22:56 abi-2.6.28-13-generic
[21:58] <supernoob> 11894 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root  95K 2009-06-30 22:56 config-2.6.28-13-generic
[21:58] <supernoob> 11512 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 7.5M 2009-07-06 18:23 initrd.img-2.6.28-13-generic
[21:58] <supernoob> 11895 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 126K 2009-03-27 17:15 memtest86+.bin
[21:58] <supernoob>  1940 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1.4M 2009-06-30 22:56 System.map-2.6.28-13-generic
[21:58] <FloodBot1> supernoob: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:58] <supernoob> 11896 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1.1K 2009-06-30 22:58 vmcoreinfo-2.6.28-13-generic
[21:59] <parrocho_peludo> pssssssss
[21:59] <introuble> hey.... ok downloading 9.04, can i put it to memory stick? does it boot from memory stick?
[21:59] <moncky> !paste | supernoob
[21:59] <sonism> supernoob: dont paste it here, use pastebin
[21:59] <erUSUL> Captain5: do « find $HOME/.mozilla/  -name '*.so' » do you get any output ?
[22:00] <Mozilla> who called Mozilla?
[22:00] <introuble> hey.... ok downloading 9.04, can i put it to memory stick? does it boot from memory stick?
[22:00] <atcom> introuble: there is this possiblity
[22:00] <benc> how do I get the folders a package is using?
[22:00] <jrib> benc: dpkg -L
[22:00] <erUSUL> Mozilla: none
[22:00] <TwoToneSpirit> Has anyone had anyone success with Xdmx?
[22:00] <JuanJOBC> bucky, http://pastebin.com/m466dc90
[22:00] <jrib> !ask | TwoToneSpirit
[22:00] <erUSUL> benc: dpkg -L packagename
[22:00] <supernoob> sonism http://paste.ubuntu.com/240012/
[22:00] <sonism> introuble: it usually does
[22:00] <benc> jrib: erUSUL: thanks
[22:01] <Threetimes> Hi, when I boot vrom a 9.04 live cd, my monitor says "out of range".
[22:01] <introuble> im not sure if i have empty cd's i might have some cd-rw's
[22:01] <introuble> i try!
[22:01] <roc> hey guys
[22:01] <roc> can someone explain me how to reset my system to standart things?
[22:01] <sonism> supernoob: what command do you want to run actually?
[22:01] <erUSUL> roc: wipe it out and reinstall
[22:02] <roc> yes but i mean
[22:02] <roc> is there no built in version?
[22:02] <spartan07> hello all.
[22:02] <roc> because my problem is, that in my netbook view, i cant see the windowbar
[22:02] <moncky> roc: afraid not, why do you want to do that though?
[22:02] <DeannaT2> hello, my ff doesn't work since last kernel-update>>hardy heron>> on the yahoo-games-page. sun java 6 is installed, .swf also not working. ff make a cpu from 100% and freeze on the yahoo-games-page. what can i do to play again?
[22:02] <supernoob> i've extracted the .tar to the usb device and changed into the boot directory of the extracted files, and now i want to run liloinst.sh to set the usb device to bootable
[22:02] <roc> like i start an application and i cant close or minimize it or move it
[22:02] <JuanJOBC> I've started to download 8.04...
[22:03] <erUSUL> roc: the open windows list in the panel ?
[22:03] <spartan07> is there something like root-tail for the terminal?
[22:03] <Threetimes> Hi, when I boot vrom a 9.04 live cd, my monitor says "out of range".
[22:03] <introuble> ok downloaded 9.04 ready, how do i get it to boot from usb stick?
[22:04] <erUSUL> spartan07: what does root-tail do ?
[22:04] <roc> erUSUL: well... in general i mean
[22:04] <spartan07> displays /var/log files in real time on your desktop
[22:04] <erUSUL> !reset-panel | roc
[22:04] <diegotiller> prortugues???
[22:04] <roc> erUSUL: i dont see the windobar
[22:04] <erUSUL> !resetpanel | roc
[22:04] <introuble> does it work if i extract the .iso to usb stick root?
[22:04] <erUSUL> !br | diegotiller
[22:05] <roc> erUSUL: does that also work in the netbook mode?
[22:05] <moncky> spartan07: sudo tail -f /path/to/log
[22:05] <albano> introuble: extract iso to the usb and set boot from usb in boot menu
[22:05] <sonism> supernoob: so you got to go to the usb directory, then run the command from there. as the alternative do this: sh /path/to/the/usb/command.sh
[22:05] <erUSUL> roc: dunno;
[22:05] <spartan07> cool thanks!
[22:05] <roc> erUSUL:  ok i will give it a try
[22:05] <erUSUL> spartan07: multitail permits various log files and highlights things
[22:06] <Matias1> hola gente
[22:06] <Matias1> necesito ayuda
[22:06] <erUSUL> !info multitail | spartan07
[22:06] <bruenig> !es | Matias1
[22:06] <Matias1> uuuuuuuuu
[22:06] <Matias1> ok
[22:06] <introuble> albano, thanks will try
[22:07] <Threetimes> Hi, when I boot from a 9.04 live cd, my monitor says "out of range". It supports 1280*1024.
[22:07] <spartan07> thats awesome. I want to keep a check on my auth logs from different servers Im running. is it multitail -f /paths?
[22:07] <albano> introuble: make shure zou have no virus to distroj the autorun if zou are in windows now
[22:07] <erUSUL> spartan07: no the -f is not needed
[22:08] <mechtech> so...what is the difference between ps ax, and ps -a?
[22:08] <roc> erUSUL: hey... this is what the program says
[22:08] <roc> Der Konfigurationsserver konnte nicht kontaktiert werden; mögliche Fehlerquellen sind, dass TCP/IP für ORBit nicht aktiviert ist oder auf Grund eines Systemabsturzes alte NFS-Sperren gesetzt sind. Unter http://projects.gnome.org/gconf/ erhalten Sie weitere Informationen (Details –  1: Es konnte keine Nachricht an den GConf-Dämon gesendet werden: Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus))
[22:08] <moncky> mechtech: ps --help will tell you
[22:08] <spartan07> you know I'll check it out. thanks for the new tool. UBUNTU ROCKS!!
[22:08] <roc> it says thats why the notebook thing didnt get initialized
[22:08] <mechtech> moncky: thanks
[22:08] <erUSUL> roc: well my german? is quit weak...
[22:09] <albano> is there any albanian in here?
[22:10] <roc> erUSUL: oh sorry... it says that the configuration server couldnt be contacted ... and that the possible error is that the TCP/IP for ORBit is not activated or because of an Systemabort old NFS-barriers are set.
[22:10] <Threetimes> !albania | albano
[22:10] <mechtech> !Albanian | albano
[22:10] <Threetimes> Hi, when I boot from a 9.04 live cd, my monitor says "out of range". The monitor supports 1280*1024.
[22:10] <erUSUL> roc: well i really dunno... try launching gnome-settings-daemon & in a terminal
[22:10] <roc> erUSUL: i dont get what my configuration of the windows have to do with a tcpip connection...
[22:11] <phyrrus> ok, somebody know a way to hack the SVP in BIOS?
[22:11] <roc> hmmm
[22:11] <albano> is a litlle place in balkan
[22:11] <michael> up
[22:11] <Bookman> Does this work with Ubuntu?  AVerTVHD Volar (A868R)
[22:11] <erUSUL> !irc | albano check the channel list in the wiki
[22:11] <michael> wat up people?
[22:11] <sfmadmax> hello all
[22:11] <JuanJOBC> FUCK ME
[22:12] <phyrrus> hello...
[22:12] <Roasted> Is there some kind of a free version fo GotoAssist that works on different platforms? My buddy is 3 hrs away on his Vista laptop having issues and I'm on my Ubuntu desktop and I can't seem to walk him through anything cause he's not computer savy at all.
[22:12] <albano> thnz im in there but i tryed here
[22:12] <michael> HEY UM HOW DO I GET THE SOUND TO WORK I HAVE A LAPTOP DELL AND THE SOUND WONT WORK DOES ANYONE KNOW OW TO FIX IT
[22:12] <roc> erUSUL: but there is no possibility to reset my settings or something???
[22:13] <Sky[x]> LAPTOP DELL model ?
[22:13] <sfmadmax> Roasted is GotoAssist like remote desktop[ ?
[22:13] <sfmadmax> why dont u have your friend install VNC and just connect to his client using vncviewer ...
[22:13] <frostburn> Roasted, webex has a free trial
[22:14] <azmo> hi. i got the following problem: on acer aspire one 110 , ubuntu 9.04 NBR - i would like to be logged in automatically but the gui options dont seem to work (automatic login) - any ideas?
[22:14] <Shino__> hey, how do i connect to networks not in the list, for xchat?
[22:14] <frostburn> Shino__, add one
[22:14] <olaf-vom> Hi - any idea how to debug system freezes with Desktop Effects being turned on? (Ubuntu 9.04 with latest updates, GeForce 8200)
[22:14] <roc> erUSUL: can you tell me??? can i reset my settings or something?
[22:14] <sonism> Roasted: you can use terminal service client to connect to your frind's desktop
[22:14] <sfmadmax> lol
[22:14] <Shino__> not seeing a option
[22:14] <redstrings> on the initial screen
[22:14] <Shino__> :< used to the windows xchat
[22:14] <frostburn> Shino__, xchat > network list > add
[22:14] <sfmadmax> sonism, does terminal service client connect to windows desktops remote?
[22:14] <erUSUL> roc: i really dunno sorry. not familiar with the netbook version
[22:15] <sonism> sfmadmax: yes it does
[22:15] <frostburn> sfmadmax, it does, rdp and rdpv5
[22:15] <roc> erUSUL: no i know... but how about the normal version... is there a possibility to reset everything, without new install or something?
[22:15] <sfmadmax> thanks  guys.. i'll be dammed.. didnt know that was out there!
[22:15] <Roasted> sonism - does he need to have forwarded ports on his rotuer to do that, though?
[22:16] <erUSUL> roc: you can create a new user and see if the problem happens when login as him
[22:16] <neo> zdr
[22:16] <azmo> hi. i got the following problem: on acer aspire one 110 , ubuntu 9.04 NBR - i would like to be logged in automatically but the gui options dont seem to work (automatic login) - any ideas? is this a bug or am i too stupid?
[22:16] <sonism> Roasted: i think so...
[22:16] <roc> erUSUL: ok ... will try that one out
[22:16] <Roasted> sonism - that's a problem. If I can't explain to him how to connect to a wireless network he sure as hell won't be able to forward ports on his router. I want something (like a basic, free version, obviously) of osmething like Dell has where you just type in an acct number and they remote in.
[22:16] <sam-ubu-noob> erUSUL: ty that worked beautifly. How long will that stay up? also as a Note I had to bring up a terminal and use the command ' sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list ' to be able to save the changes to sources.list
[22:16] <Roasted> I don't know if it exists, but I'm hoping there's something out there.
[22:17] <neo> nediyon  lan k0131ro
[22:17] <TheFunkbomb> Is anyone here familiar with Ubuntu Tweak?
[22:17] <Paschu> Hi
[22:17] <slug> nope
[22:17] <safruhani> i use it on 8.10
[22:18] <erUSUL> sam-ubu-noob: "How long will that stay up?" dunno but you'd better moving to suported version [use sudo] that's expected that is a system file only the admin can edit it
[22:18] <defrysk> TheFunkbomb, not supported here
[22:18] <azmo> noone? this is really annoying bacause when i use the nettbook, it needs to be quick n dirty.. like, without logoin
[22:18] <Paschu> i have some questions about ubuntu
[22:18] <TheFunkbomb> safruhani, do you use the package cleaner function?
[22:18] <erUSUL> !gksudo | sam-ubu-noob
[22:18] <safruhani> TheFunkbomb: no i haven't
[22:18] <Paschu> will it work on my acer aspire one a150 without problems?
[22:18] <azmo> paschu: acer aspire one too? ah nice :)
[22:19] <Paschu> :D
[22:19] <albano> thefunkbomb; a little
[22:19] <sonism> Roasted: wow! that's a really big problem :)
[22:19] <michael> how can i get sound to work on xubuntu i just got it  and sound wont work i have a dell laptop
[22:19] <guntbert> Paschu: I suggest you try with the live CD
[22:19] <azmo> just using a a110 atm . workin fine after acerfand - only the login annoys me.. do you login manually?
[22:19] <Paschu> k
[22:19] <rocky|> michael, are you the michael from the iphone bay?
[22:19] <michael> no
[22:19] <rocky|> okay, thanks
[22:19] <guntbert> !ot | rocky|
[22:19] <Paschu> what do you mean, azmo?
[22:19] <TheFunkbomb> albano, can I just take everything listed in Package Cleaner out?
[22:20] <diegotiller> 	
[22:20] <michael> who has xubuntu?
[22:20] <diegotiller> not speak English will be someone who can tell me if there is a chat-au backtrack the case if there is one that serves for my situation?
[22:20] <azmo> o0
[22:20] <Paschu> i never had linux before
[22:20] <michael> who has xubuntu
[22:20] <Paschu> i want to change from windows to linux
[22:20] <azmo> acerfand controls the noise of the fan
[22:20] <TheFunkbomb> Paschu, okay...
[22:20] <erUSUL> diegotiller: what is your language ?
[22:20] <michael> WHO HAS XUBUTNTU
[22:21] <diegotiller> portugues
[22:21] <albano> thfunkbomb;yes thre nothing wrong in thre only packages not needet
[22:21] <erUSUL> michael: #xubuntu
[22:21] <erUSUL> !pt | diegotiller
[22:21] <azmo> paschu do you login into your ubuntu automatically (without the login screen) ? how did you do it?
[22:21] <TheFunkbomb> albano, cool.  Thanks.  Of course, if you mess up my system, I will hunt you down :D
[22:21] <Paschu> what about the drivers for the cam and the sd slot?
[22:21] <sonism> michael: you can ask politely...
[22:21] <Paschu> i dont have ubuntu yet
[22:21] <azmo> paschu: a 150 works perfectly out of the box with ubuntu 9.04
[22:21] <michael>  Who Has XUbuntu?
[22:21] <diegotiller> someone can write the commands you create a connection ppoe to backtrack 4?
[22:22] <slug> - - bash.org ---  what channles are best for stuff like that ???
[22:22] <azmo> paschu: i am using it on a150 and a110 and works perfectly.
[22:22] <Paschu> good, good
[22:22] <azmo> google unetbootlin and try it out on usb stick
[22:22] <albano> its only for clening but be carefull with the kernel clear
[22:22] <Paschu> my windows is full of trojans and virusses and thats the reason i will change to ubuntu
[22:22] <euthus> hi i keep getting this error message when i boot ubuntu: http://codepad.org/jFJkNdmi
[22:22] <euthus> i dont know much about fsck
[22:22] <Paschu> and what about ubuntu studio?
[22:22] <euthus> could someone give me a pointer into what it means please
[22:22] <sonism> michael: erUSUL have told this right? go to #xubuntu
[22:22] <euthus> Thanks in adv.
[22:23] <azmo> paschu only bad thing is fan noise but there are workarounds (google acerfand)
[22:23] <rek> how can i save my program with python? i mean....when i'm running the program i want to close it and be able to use it again from the same point eg. same values for some variables
[22:23] <zaggynl> rek: make it save to a config file?
[22:23] <michael> how?sonism
[22:24] <azmo> paschu dunno ubuntu studio (just gooled it looks interesting) - i am using my a110 for DJ purposes (mp3 machine connected to an active PA system)
[22:24] <arand> michael: Please that is a far to general question, specify a prblem when you ask, to join use /join #xubuntu
[22:24] <sonism> michael: the same way as how you get to here...
[22:24] <rek> zaggynl:  how what?
[22:24] <Paschu> i want to try ubuntu studio cuz i wanna edit my movies i made with my friends
[22:24] <michael> idk how i got here
[22:24] <michael> sonism
[22:24] <Paschu> i only need some games and a video and audio editor
[22:25] <Paschu> xmoto rocks :D
[22:25] <IsleVegan> this computer won't display the native resolution of 1024x768 in the "Display" preference. I have tried to edit the xorg.conf file with what might be useable settings based on what I've seen online. I have rebooted but new resolutions do not appear and nothing above 800x600 looks correct.
[22:25] <azmo> paschu should be possible to install the corresponding software via ubuntu packet manager.. what format are the videos?
[22:25] <michael> #ubuntu
[22:25] <euthus> Sigh
[22:25] <zaggynl> rek: make it write to a file on program exit, read from file on program load
[22:25] <euthus> can anyone help?
[22:25] <Paschu> .avi
[22:25] <michael> #xubuntu
[22:25] <arand> sonism: there are cases Where irc client defaults to #ubuntu.
[22:25] <michael> brb
[22:25] <sonism> michael: type this in your irc client: /join #xubuntu
[22:25] <zaggynl> !ask euthus
[22:25] <zaggynl> just ask your question euthus
[22:26] <rek> zaggynl:  how? then what happen?
[22:26] <Leozinho> server irc.virtualife.com.br
[22:26] <slug> 64bit mobo cpu come tomorrow - - -   :)
[22:26] <zaggynl> ..
[22:26] <euthus> zaggynl: i have, several times.
[22:26] <euthus> zaggynl: page+up.
[22:26] <Paschu> wait, i had linpus on my aao 150 :D
[22:26] <Paschu> its like shit
[22:26] <azmo> REPOST REQUEST: does anyone know howto login automatically? i changed the settings in GUI (autologin at settings) but nothing happens - anyone? pls its really annoying
[22:26] <Paschu> so many bugs
[22:26] <zaggynl> well if nobody answers, get back to googling :(
[22:26] <euthus> zaggynl: i keep getting a fsck error, which is shown here like fsck.ext4: Unable to resolve  shown http://codepad.org/jFJkNdmi
[22:27] <azmo> paschu ubuntu is WAY better
[22:27] <euthus> zaggynl: if you make small attempts to scroll up, you'd see this.
[22:27] <sam-ubu-noob> erUSUL: didn't know about gksudo. ty. still use that in a terminal the same way correct?
[22:27] <Paschu> k i'll try it
[22:27] <azmo> paschu my a150 AND a110 both had linpus - ubuntu >>>>>>> linpus
[22:27] <Paschu> k ill try
[22:27] <zaggynl> euthus: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1138727
[22:27] <izzypop> my compiz broke after last update
[22:28] <zaggynl> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1203483
[22:28] <izzypop> anyone experience this?
[22:28] <azmo> too bad.. seems noones able to help me :( poor azmo
[22:28]  * azmo cries a bit but it dont help 
[22:28] <arand> azmo in the login window security section?
[22:28] <azmo> yay
[22:28] <albano> i installed some sis graphic drivers and need to edit my xorg.conf how can i do that? i tryed vi but cant inderstand it?
[22:28] <euthus> zaggynl: did you goole for these, alone?
[22:28] <azmo> arand thats what doesnt work
[22:28] <zaggynl> I did
[22:28] <azmo> arand got no change when changing the settings there
[22:28] <izzypop> direct rendering is working however
[22:29] <arand> azmo: and you have specified the user as well?
[22:29] <Paschu> can ubuntu operate with ntfs external hard drives?
[22:29] <azmo> sure
[22:29] <Semon> hi
[22:29] <Paschu> perfectly?
[22:29] <olaf-vom> Anybody knows about system freezes with desktop effects on 9.04? (nVidia-drivers)
[22:29] <Semon> i'm new and i wnat ask somthing
[22:29] <sonism> Paschu: sure, prefectly
[22:29] <azmo> arand user's myself.. everything as it should be. then reboot and - YAY loginscreen :(
[22:29] <redstrings> mine froze today with same setup
[22:29] <Paschu> i read that some linux destributitation ( xD ) cant operate with ntfs
[22:29] <arand> azmo: sounds like a bug possibly... does tmed login work?
[22:29] <euthus> olaf-vom: no idea, but i can't boot into newer kernels > 2.6.28-12 because of nvidia-drivers
[22:29] <azmo> paschu dunno havent tried yet but i think so
[22:30] <losher> !ask | Semon
[22:30] <arand> azmo: *timed
[22:30] <azmo> arnad timed works fine but i cannot change the 10 seconds
[22:30] <mechtech> Paschu: ntfsprogs
[22:30] <Semon> if i use the linux ubuntu system . this system can protect me from the packet attack ?
[22:30] <azmo> arand and 10 seconds are much if you just wanna lookup sth on the web
[22:30] <Paschu> is there a list of commands that are usefull?
[22:30] <mechtech> Semon: firewall
[22:30] <Paschu> in ubuntu?
[22:31] <Semon> like what
[22:31] <redstrings> yeah google it
[22:31] <diegotiller> 	
[22:31] <diegotiller> someone can say the commands or tool to create a ppp0 connection to the internet starting the backtrack 4 ?????
[22:31] <mechtech> Semon: ufw
[22:31] <Semon> zonalrem
[22:31] <arand> azmo: and on what distro version are you (9.04?)
[22:31] <albano> olaf-vom: this hapened to me but after update its not hepening enymore
[22:31] <azmo> arand and btw it just annoys me that it doesnt work.. shoudl work and everything else in this ubuntu experience on the netbook works perfectly
[22:31] <losher> sonism: perfectly? Can you put a boot/root partition on ntfs. I wouldn't think the special and device files would be supported. I can see it'd be ok for data, but nothing else, and even then there are permissions differences. So, perfectly?
[22:31] <azmo> 9.04 ubuntu NBR
[22:32] <olaf-vom> euthus: hmm, different issue probably. I haven't had sever problems before the latest upgrades - which unfortunately fell together with a mainboard-switch and thus a new graphics chip (geforce 8200).
[22:32] <azmo> arand 9.04 NBR but it shoudl be same shouldnt it.. updated less that 1h ago
[22:32] <Paschu> WTF is a JACKALOPE? :D
[22:32] <azmo> lol
[22:32] <sonism> losher: of course it's not like it.... i didn't say it like that....
[22:32] <olaf-vom> albano: updating to the latest version of linux-kernel fixed the issue for you?
[22:33] <mattwj2002> hi guys I really really need some help
[22:33] <losher> Paschu: look it up....
[22:33] <diegotiller> algu7em aki fala ortugues?
[22:33] <Paschu> "jaunty jackalope" newest version i can download in german
[22:33] <diegotiller> portugues?
[22:33] <azmo> paschu its a mix of a rabbit and an antelope
[22:33] <edbian> !ask | mattwj2002
[22:33] <olaf-vom> albano: (meaing the release from just a few days ago?)
[22:33] <mechtech> Paschu: man intro and man -k user
[22:33] <edbian> mattwj2002: What's your issue?
[22:33] <mattwj2002> I can't for the life of me get an ad-hoc network setup for internet sharing
[22:33] <diegotiller> alguem pode me ajudar ?
[22:33] <Paschu> mechtech - lol i dont understand a word xDD
[22:34] <albano> olaf-vom; yes
[22:34] <Shino__> k
[22:34] <Shino__> need little more help
[22:34] <sonism> Paschu: type it on your terminal
[22:34] <Paschu> i dont have ubuntu yet
[22:34] <azmo> arand well its a mysery
[22:34] <olaf-vom> albano: hmpf - then it seems something was changed indeed - not always for the better (from my point of view)... :)
[22:34] <losher> sonism: well I wasn't *only* picking nits. I just didn't want people to think that you can just substitute ntfs for ext3 without some thought...
[22:35] <Shino__> :x xchat is reporting my name when i join and not my user name
[22:35] <guntbert> !pt | diegotiller
[22:35] <Shino__> [17:29:38] --> Shino (eric@99-8-168-46.lightspeed.livnmi.sbcglobal.net) has joined #puB
[22:35] <mattwj2002> it has to be ad-hoc because my nic doesn't support master mode
[22:35] <Shino__> how do i change that
[22:35] <mattwj2002> :(
[22:35] <mechtech> Paschu: man = manual pages...it is a command to use in a terminal window to open the manual pages for whatever command you type after it...ex: man ls
[22:35] <edbian> Paschu: What are you waiting for?  Get a live CD and get going! :)
[22:36] <losher> azmo: a rantelope. We get a few of those here...
[22:36] <nawk> Can someone recommend a program like Banshee ?
[22:36] <sonism> losher: i'm only answering to Paschu's question: can ubuntu mount ntfs perfectly?  so tell me, what did i do wrong with that :(
[22:36] <edbian> nawk: rhythmbox, amaroke
[22:36] <chief27> hi. could anyone tell me how to change the drive letter of a usb drive in wine?
[22:36] <arand> azmo: yea, and I don't see any relevant bug reports on it as well, might want to go ahead and make one.
[22:36] <mattwj2002> anyone have any ideas?
[22:36] <KEBA> how to install python 2.6 in ubuntu 8.10?
[22:36] <edbian> sonism: losher Paschu:  Ubuntu can def mount ntfs problem free
[22:37] <ugliefrog> how do get my drive not to show up on the desktop
[22:37] <free1> for real?
[22:37] <free1> problem free
[22:37] <nawk> edbian: But those do not support video playback
[22:37] <free1> dual boot with vista
[22:37] <free1> can be tricky
[22:37] <sonism> edbian: we knew that....
[22:37] <edbian> free1: Are you talking to me?
[22:37] <edbian> sonism: o, sorry! :P
[22:37] <nawk> edbian: Banshee would be amazing if video playback isn't buggy
[22:37] <box02> hello, is there somebody ? I would like to ask chmod with python when I make some install script, my installed diectory and file are not executable, I don't know how to fix it. please help me
[22:37] <edbian> nawk: mplayer?
[22:37] <sonism> edbian: :p :D :D XD
[22:37] <free1> edbian: I don't see anyone else in here.
[22:38] <free1> edbian: kidding
[22:38] <azmo> arand i might just do that
[22:38] <free1> edbian: just my experience
[22:38] <ugliefrog> how do get my drive not to show up on the desktop
[22:38] <defrysk> ugliefrog, easyers wau is to install gtweakui, its gives you a grafical way to set this up
[22:38] <free1> with quite a few machines
[22:38] <azmo> lemme try a bit here and there first..
[22:38] <defrysk> easiest way*
[22:38] <edbian> free1: I just wasn't sure.  Mounting is not the same thing as dual booting. :)
[22:38] <azmo> arand ah and this short ICR experience after 4 years of absence has fixxed me in again ... uhoh ;)
[22:39] <edbian> box02: I think I can help.  Take a terminal to the directory containing your script
[22:39] <azmo> arand irc of course
[22:39] <free1> edbian: exactly right. that's a whole other bag of knuckles
[22:39] <azmo> arand too much beer tonite - again..
[22:39] <Dr_Willis> ugliefrog:  theres also a program called 'ubuntu tweak' that i think hjandles that settings and more.  (unofficial unsupported.. youhd have to google for its homepage)
[22:39] <losher> sonism: I was concerned, because he didn't ask if it mounts perfectly, he asked if it *operates* perfectly. and the answer to *that* question is that there are important restrictions on use...
[22:39] <box02> @edbian please
[22:40] <edbian> box02: Explain to me in greater detail what you're trying to do.  Do you simply have a file that you need to make executable?
[22:40] <sonism> losher: ok, ok, sorry...
[22:40] <nawk> edbian: see, here's the thing.  i'd like a media player (not center) that allows you to organize your media files into a library of playlists.  What I really  like about Rhythmbox is that there is a search field
[22:40] <NantoRokuseiken> how can i disable that beep my pc does when i delete files or use tab for autocomplete a command in console?
[22:40] <arand> azmo: Hehe, linux and beer seems inexplicably linked... and now we're  reeling offtopic I think...
[22:40] <losher> sonism: no problem. Just watching your back....
[22:40] <ugliefrog> Dr_Willis: ubuntutweak? all one word...ill google it
[22:40] <sonism> losher: :D
[22:40] <edbian> NantoRokuseiken: to turn it off systemwide: "sudo modprobe -r pcspkr"
[22:41] <Dr_Willis> ugliefrog:  or try 2 words.. :)
[22:41] <box02> @edbian I have some fonts and some destop_file to install with python install script which I wrote
[22:41] <edbian> NantoRokuseiken: This command removes the module "pcspkr" which is like the driver for the pc speaker
[22:41] <defrysk> ugliefrog, its not supported
[22:41] <nawk> again, if banshee wasn't buggy it'd be something enjoy
[22:41] <ScottG> Whats a good program for checking the health of a HD? There is something wrong with mine. Its acting very slow.
[22:41] <defrysk> gtweakui however is supported
[22:41] <edbian> box02: You wrote your own install script and you need to make it executable?
[22:41] <losher> edbian: NantoRokuseiken: that should work, but it *will* come back after reboot....
[22:41] <NantoRokuseiken> edbian: thanks!!! :)
[22:41] <azmo> arand well its still about login.. id like beers that open themselves..
[22:41] <box02> @edbian, yes, it is
[22:41] <Dr_Willis> nat2610:  blacklist the psckpr module disables the system beep for most everything.
[22:41] <Gilles> Anyone know if http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=564649 is fixed in Ubuntu? :/
[22:41] <edbian> NantoRokuseiken: Yes losher is correct.
[22:42] <Digitall> hello I want to know if ubuntu 9.04 supports all Broadcom wireless integrated cards...last time I ran Gutsy I ended up having to install custom drivers and it was a pain
[22:42] <Dr_Willis> oops
[22:42] <Dr_Willis> NantoRokuseiken:  blacklist the psckpr module disables the system beep for most everything.
[22:42] <redstrings> dude yea
[22:42] <azmo> arand btw linux, beer'n' bitches ;) and there we are at IRC aragin huh
[22:42] <edbian> box02: "chmod +x /path/to/file.py"
[22:42] <NantoRokuseiken> edbian: so how can i completely disable it?
[22:42] <edbian> box02: You might need to be root, not sure.
[22:42] <NantoRokuseiken> edbian: i cant do anything from alsamixer?
[22:42] <free1> that's linux pimpin' pimpin'
[22:42] <free1> you already know
[22:42] <redstrings> boats n' hoes
[22:43] <psycho_oreos> Digitall, it depends on the model of the chipset.. broadcom doesn't support linux or any other alternative platform unfortunately, most of the drivers are reverse-engineered, etc
[22:43] <edbian> NantoRokuseiken: Do you want it disabled system wide or just for your user?  (The user choice is easier :) )
[22:43] <Semon> FloodBot1
[22:43] <Semon> u mak flood
[22:43] <NantoRokuseiken> edbian: i prefer system wide
[22:43] <devZero> yo, trying to install Ubuntu server on my Intel C2D Mac Mini. The installer boots up fine, but when I hit the "Install Ubuntu Server" options, I get a blank screen, and my keyboard stops working. Any ideas here?
[22:43] <Digitall> thanks psycho_oreos I guess I will have it to give it a try and see what happens
[22:43] <edbian> NantoRokuseiken: Excellent! :)  First we need to make a script.  PM me :)
[22:44] <devZero> this install is without bootcamp, using a c2d mac mini, and a standard apple aluminum keyboard.
[22:44] <psycho_oreos> Digitall, do lspci and pastebin it
[22:44] <box02> @edbian, yes, when I did it after installation manually, it works. But I mean .. after installation, I don't want to run those command line manually. I think it should be done by install script automatically
[22:44] <losher> devZero: does a mac mini run osx?
[22:44] <devZero> losher: aye
[22:44] <Digitall> psycho_oreos I'm running XP right now
[22:45] <psycho_oreos> Digitall, ahh that wouldn't help ;)
[22:45] <edbian> box02: I'm confused?  After you've modified the permissions of a file they stay that way until you change them again.
[22:45] <Dr_Willis> NantoRokuseiken:  the thing to rember is the system 'beep' is using the pc (on the motherboard) speaker. Not the soundcard.
[22:45] <Digitall> psycho_oreos give me a few minutes and I will see if I can look up the exact card i got
[22:45] <losher> devZero: almost pointless running ubuntu on it then. It's a bsd variation underneath. It should be able to do anything a ubuntu distro can, and more....
[22:45] <psycho_oreos> Digitall, kk
[22:45] <Dr_Willis> NantoRokuseiken:  removing the psckpr module will also stop the beepiong in the console and other places that use the actual pc 'speaker'  NOT those that use the soundcard.
[22:46] <mechtech> true losher: Mac OS X rules
[22:46] <brodymcd> I have a Vista/Ubuntu dual-boot with Dell recorery partition... and I need some partition help... can someone help me?
[22:46] <devZero> losher: I'm aware what osx is... I want to run a headless, gui-less installation of ubuntu. No reason I couldn't
[22:46] <mechtech> !ask | brodymcd
[22:46] <devZero> ugh... nvm. I'll just check the framebuffer settings, and move on.
[22:46] <NantoRokuseiken> Dr_Willis: are you sure about that ?
[22:46] <Dr_Willis> NantoRokuseiken:  yes.
[22:47] <box02> @edbian no, after installation and then I modified permissions and it work. if I don't modify permission after installation, it doesn't work
[22:47] <Dr_Willis> NantoRokuseiken:  i disabled teh pcspkr module the oter day on a very quirky laptop that beeped VERY VERY VERY loudly on shutdown..
[22:47] <losher> devZero: I suppose. but to expect the result to be more stable or better supported or in almost any way superior is a mistake. Is there no headless server option for osx?
[22:47] <mechtech> Dr_Willis is the man
[22:47] <Dr_Willis> NantoRokuseiken:  next time you look at a motherboard. lookj closely - you should be able to see a little bity 'speaker' on it about the size of a dime. :) ages ago there was 2 wires going to an actual speaker in the case.
[22:48] <edbian> box02: I'm sorry but I just don't understand :(
[22:48] <box02> @edbian ,, usually after installation, we needn't change permission to work them.
[22:48] <losher> Dr_Willis: *now* I feel old...
[22:48] <brodymcd> OK - so... my laptop has a Vista partition, Dell recovery partition, Ubuntu 8.10 and swap - I have a big (55 gig) chunk unallocated that I wanted to set as a Data NTFS for both OS's to see... but gparted says I have 4 (the max)... how can I fix this somehow? I can't use those 55 gig as is.
[22:48] <Dr_Willis> NantoRokuseiken:  ages ago we would do a 'speakerdectomoty' and either remove the wires, speaker, or put some cotton/tape over the things.
[22:48] <box02> @edbian: I'm sorry too because of my weak english
[22:48] <Dr_Willis> NantoRokuseiken:  or for the elite - solder in a  control to adjust teh volume. ;)
[22:48] <devZero> losher: you're making absolutely no sense... A mac mini can run anything a pc can run... It's an intel based hardware system just like anything else. I'm using it for specific purposes, and I while I appreciate what you're trying to do. You obvisouly don't understand, and shouldn't be trying to help me.
[22:49] <box02> @edbian: I will show you a part of my script
[22:49] <devZero> my issue was solved by adding nofb to the boot line.
[22:49] <egaudet_> brodymcd, you need an extended partition
[22:49] <mechtech> Speaking of feeling old...anyone remember HAVING to use 5 1/2" floppies 2 at a time because there was no such thing as "Hard Drive"?
[22:49] <ShadowAp3x> brodymcd: Sounds like you need to make your partitions logical partitions rather than all primary partitions
[22:49] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  thjats somthing i always disable on new installs. :)
[22:49] <edbian> box02: sure
[22:49] <edbian> box02: Pastebin it
[22:49] <ugliefrog> lol yes i do
[22:49] <guntbert> !ot
[22:50] <losher> devZero: well I guess you told me....
[22:50] <Dr_Willis> mechtech:  yes.. and i still have some.
[22:50] <devZero> Dr_Willis: I'm a CentOS guy by choice... But I thought I'd give this a try.
[22:50] <box02> @edbian: please give me Pastebin link
[22:50] <mechtech> Dr_Willis: LOL
[22:50] <brodymcd> egaudet-how do I do that now? I have a screenshot of what I have if that would help
[22:50] <devZero> I notmally don't run linux with a framebuffer or a gui, but ubuntu is a bit new to me... Wasn't sure if the grub cli was different
[22:50] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  framebufer i find causes issues on a lot of disrtos.. dependign on the video card/X versions
[22:50] <mechtech> devZero: What is CentOS?
[22:50] <guntbert> !paste | box02
[22:50] <ugliefrog> mechtech: I do, I remeber being told one when i bought a 20 meg hard drive the guy said u will never uses all of it :)
[22:50] <edbian> box02: http://pastebin.com/  (it's that simple :) )
[22:50] <sonism> mechtech: i can remember the days using 700kb floppy :D
[22:50] <devZero> CentOS = Community Enterprise Operating System
[22:51] <devZero> it's a RHEL clone
[22:51] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  grub should work almost idencically on all disrtos. :)   ubuntu does have some extra 'commented settings' in the menu.lst used by 'update-grub' but thtas about it.
[22:51] <ShadowAp3x> it's the RedHat source code compiled by the community
[22:51] <mechtech> CHILDREN OF THE 70's UNITE!
[22:51] <arand> Dr_Willis: actually that is not true on some laptops, I had one that sent the pcspkr beep through the headphone out if connected, full blast >_<
[22:51] <devZero> Dr_Willis: you would think so, but this is not always the case.
[22:51] <Dr_Willis> arne:  mine did also.. but still disabling the psckr module stopped that.
[22:51] <mechtech> devZero: thanks
[22:51] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  wait for grub2 to get in use. :)
[22:52] <Dr_Willis> arne:  that was the MAIN issue i looked into  the problem for.. i got sick of getting my ears blasted when i shutdown with headsets on.
[22:52] <phiplan> 2~2~
[22:52] <devZero> Dr_Willis: I'm apprently out of the linux world loop... I didn't even know they had Grub2
[22:52] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  Yep. :) you been under a rock! :0
[22:52] <kevdog> >-)
[22:52] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  actually  the normal grub is now called 'grub-legacy' i think.. and the new grub is going to be 'grub'
[22:53] <kevdog> hello boys (and girls!)
[22:53] <devZero> yeah, I spend my days in OS X or CentOS... I use images and manage my own yum repo... So 90% of the time, I don't change much. Except maybe the occasional kernel :)
[22:53] <box02> @edbian: http://pastebin.com/m590fafe9    please have a look my script
[22:53] <mechtech> !hi | kevdog
[22:53] <arand> Dr_Willis: been there, done the same, pcspkr must die.
[22:53] <edbian> box02: Give me a minute while I get a grip on it
[22:53] <box02> edbian: yes
[22:53] <brodymcd> I have max primary partitions on my hd - can someone help me set up an extended?
[22:53]  * kevdog at least the computer likes me
[22:53] <Dr_Willis> arand:  yep. there was some odd quirk with GNOME where when it shutdown it beeped several times on that one machine.. but not any others.
[22:54] <Dr_Willis> brodymcd:  you can have 4 primaries MAX. one or More of those can be a 'extended' partition. that can then hold a large # of logicals.. thats how it works
[22:54] <Dr_Willis> brodymcd:  if you have 4 primaries and need 'more' then you have to convert one to a extended/logical
[22:55] <edbian> box02: Ok so the script installs fonts and such.  What is your issue?
[22:55] <Starbucks> Hey guys, Im wanting to check about whether or not my two favorite games, Spore + GA expansion and Sims 3 will work on ubuntu please? Also whether theres a way to get a speedtouch 330 modem to work. Thanks.
[22:55] <brodymcd> Dr_Willis: if my paritions are already set... how can I change one to be "extended?" I just don't want to have to blow away my install and start again
[22:55] <Dr_Willis> brodymcd:  and only way i know of to 'convert' is to backup all data.. delete, remake the partition as extended/logicals
[22:55] <devZero> Dr_Willis: Question... is ext3 still king? Or has XFS gone more mainstream?
[22:55] <Xodiac13> ! kubuntu
[22:55] <kevdog> Anyone have a more reliable backup solution than unison?
[22:56] <Dr_Willis> brodymcd:  ive never sene a way to  just 'switch a primari to a extended'  always had to delete/remake it. (which is trivial IF theres no data on it)
[22:56] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  you have been under a rock if youve not heard about ext4 :P
[22:56] <box02> @edbian: issue is that after installing font from that script, font connot be seen, desktop icon not on menu so on
[22:56] <candrodor> This has happened a few times now.  I close firefox.  The process is no longer listed in the process list. Start it up again.  I get the "Starting Firefox" thing on the taskbar, but then it vanishes.  Launch it again, same thing happens.  I collect a load of sleeping firefox processes in the list, but no window.
[22:56] <candrodor> Any ideas?
[22:56] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  you dont hear much about xfs at all these days
[22:56] <brodymcd> Dr_Willis: one of mine is listed as extended... can you take a look and see if there is a way to help it?
[22:56] <WindowsUser> candrodor: process list as in ps -ef |grep firefox?
[22:56] <edbian> box02: You have to run the script as root possibly?
[22:57] <ShadowAp3x> brodymcd: I would boot to a livecd and delete your swap partition, then you can create an extended partition and migrate your data over
[22:57] <edbian> I'm not sure! :(
[22:57] <box02> @edbian: yes I have to run as root
[22:57] <Dr_Willis> brodymcd:  if one is extended.. you can 'shrink' the ones alongside it.. then resize the extended and make new logicals in it perhaps. that will take quite a bit of time for gparted todo. and may require several steps
[22:57] <edbian> box02: Then I have no idea! :(  Sorry bud
[22:57] <devZero> apparently... Yeah, haven't heard anything about ext4
[22:57] <candrodor> WindowsUser: System -> Admin -> system monitor is what I've used, but I guess it might bet the same thing maybe?
[22:57] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  yep. :) you have definatly been out of the loop. ext4 to be the default for the next ubuntu release
[22:57] <Keiffer> edbian, hi!
[22:58] <box02> @edbian: thank you for your effort and I'm also sorry to bother you.
[22:58] <Keiffer> hello everyone
[22:58] <brodymcd> Dr_Willis / ShadowAp3x - would someone please be willing to look at this screenshot and recommend best course of action?
[22:58] <devZero> ah. "is a series of backward compatible extensions to add 64-bit storage limits and other performance improvements to ext3"
[22:58] <mechtech> !hi | Keiffer
[22:58] <box02> @edbian: I will try to fix that problem .. thanks anyway .. bye
[22:58] <ShadowAp3x> brodymcd: sure, upload it to imageshack or something
[22:58] <devZero> Dr_Willis: for the server, or just the desktop release?
[22:58] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  for all.
[22:58] <devZero> ew
[22:59] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  for the truely leet. :)
[22:59] <RanyAlbeg> How can i download all images from a website?
[22:59] <brodymcd> ShadowAp3x: http://img.waffleimages.com/4f73e950cf05dc435c66549b400d3faf91544527/Screenshot--dev-sda%20-%20GParted-1.png
[22:59] <devZero> no offense, but I'd rather test something on desktop releases, and then include it once it's 100% proven for server releases.
[22:59] <kevdog> Ranyalbeg -- Isnt there a firefox extension like download them all?
[22:59] <devZero> leet is another word for broken...
[22:59] <candrodor> Actually, it's looking like other thingsdon't really want to open now either.   like Terminal opens a window,b ut doesn't respond or open fully.
[22:59] <mechtech> RanyAlbeg: select all copy, paste
[23:00] <gluonman> Firefox keeps crashing and spitting out a Segmentation Fault message. I can't even keep it open long enough to research the problem. What should I do?
[23:00] <arber4444> hello can anybody say me where to get a sccreen recorder
[23:00] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  I got a fancy new pc.. a Vic-20 you may like! :0
[23:00] <sonism> Dr_Willis: it's l33t :)
[23:00] <ShadowAp3x> brodymcd: you should be able to resize your /dev/sda4
[23:00] <Keiffer> i would like too see some good looking ubuntus. themes, art etc
[23:00] <Dr_Willis> arber4444:  'recordmydesktop' in the package manager.
[23:00] <devZero> Dr_Willis: very funny
[23:00] <mechtech> gluonman: use another browser to re-download ff
[23:01] <devZero> Well, I guess I'll hurry out and sell my octo core mac pro.
[23:01] <chief27> Hi. Could anyone tell me how to change the xorg.conf driver to VESA instead of the intel driver?
[23:01] <RanyAlbeg> mechtech: you are a genius thanks!
[23:01] <gluonman> mechtech, I could do that, but I also want to learn what happened that this just started happening today.
[23:01] <brodymcd> ShadowAp3x: when I click it, resize is grayed out
[23:01] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  i got an imacDV here.. its a good doorstop.
[23:01] <arber4444> where is this paskage manager
[23:01] <mechtech> keiffer: mine looks pretty awesome
[23:01] <Keiffer> mechtech, can I see it?
[23:01] <Dr_Willis> arber4444:  its called 'synaptic' in the menus somewhere. or use the command line pacakge manager tools
[23:01] <devZero> ugh... Ubuntu doesn't allow multi case username?!
[23:01] <devZero> lame.
[23:01] <th0r> gluonman: I would try moving ~/.mozilla and letting firefox set up totally new configs
[23:01] <mechtech> Keiffer: you mean come over to my place, cuz I don't remote
[23:02] <gluonman> th0r, alright.
[23:02] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  cant say that i recall any Unixlike OS that had user names  being case senesitive.
[23:02] <mechtech> but...I can point you to where I found the themes I've got
[23:02] <devZero> I've done it in multiple os's
[23:02] <Keiffer> mechtech, a screenshot or two
[23:02] <th0r> gluonman: don't delete it, move it somewhere so if it is OK you still have it, if it is the problem you can find out why
[23:02] <ShadowAp3x> brodymcd: you don't have an external drive you can use to backup your hard drive data?
[23:02] <devZero> numerous *nix's
[23:02] <devZero> bsd's
[23:02] <mechtech> Keiffer: sure...what's that image-pastebin thing again?
[23:02] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  sounds liek a way to really confuse users then..  they have a hard enought time just rembering that passwords are case senesitive
[23:03] <Keiffer> mechtech, gnomelook? i haven't found any good themes
[23:03] <gluonman> th0r, right. Thanks.
[23:03] <solexious|netbk> Where can I get hardware recommendations? The ubuntu wiki is great, but only after you have found some thing and want to check up on it.
[23:03] <mechtech> Keiffer: yeah...using gnome
[23:03] <guntbert> brodymcd: none of /dev/sda5 /dev/sda6 may be mounted, so you best do it from a live CD
[23:03] <devZero> Dr_Willis: I do this for critical accounts... We tell people to use variations in a password, why not a username as well?!
[23:03] <brodymcd> ShadowAp3x: I do... really don't have too much on there - guess I could do an Ubuntu reinstall if needed
[23:03] <Dr_Willis> solexious|netbk:  check out the various sites that sell linunux preinstalled machines. and see what they offer.
[23:03] <Keiffer> mechtech, dunno that image pastebin site..
[23:03] <Dr_Willis> devZero:  yet another thing to rember/forget.
[23:03] <ShadowAp3x> brodymcd: As guntbert said, make sure those partitions are not mounted
[23:04] <arber4444> thnx i got it
[23:04] <ShadowAp3x> brodymcd: you will not be able to resize the partition if you are running from the partition
[23:04] <devZero> Dr_Willis: not my problem... If you're not smart enough to remember your own user/pass combination, you don't belong in one of my machines. :P
[23:04] <devZero> not "you're" as in "you".. but generally speaking
[23:04] <anahata> hi room
[23:04] <brodymcd> ShadowAp3x: so... If I'm reading this right - boot from live cd, make sure extended is unmounted, then I can resize it to include the open 55 gigs?
[23:04] <shipwreck> how do I make a custom keyboard command that will shut down my computer?
[23:04] <mechtech> Keiffer: gimme a couple minutes to get all these ebooks off my desktop...torrented them and transmission was still set to download everything to the desktop...brb...we'll find the site, or we could share the file over AIM or something
[23:05] <Dr_Willis> till they come to  you several dozen times a week.. then it is your problem.  - 'it' guys are busy enough as it is.  but its a moot argument.. linux dosent use case senesevive user names..
[23:05] <ShadowAp3x> brodymcd: exactly. You can't resize the partition that you are currently using
[23:05] <anahata> does anyone know if the KDE in Kubuntu 9.04 is more stable than that in 8.04?
[23:05] <brodymcd> Shadow: thanks - I will try that!
[23:05] <Proh> Hey... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=999549&page=4 ... Basically the same problem here, but I'm trying to type "all_generic_ide=1" like the bottom post suggests, to see if it fixes the issue... But uh, no luck. How do I type this command? F6 brings up a list to select from (I guess?) saying acpi=off, noapic, no1apic,  edd=on, free software only... Wtf do I do?
[23:05] <Dr_Willis> anahata:  the kde4 version is much more stable in 9.04
[23:05] <th0r> shipwreck: have it execute 'shutdown -h now'
[23:05] <th0r> shipwreck: but it might require sudo
[23:05] <sluny> Hi I am trying to connect to my 2wire router, Dell inspiron 1525 Ubuntu Netbook Remix, Any one have a fix
[23:05] <anahata> Dr_Willis: does it take more resources though?
[23:05] <shipwreck> Thanks much!
[23:06] <devZero> Dr_Willis: excuse me?
[23:06] <devZero> indeed it does...
[23:06] <Keiffer> mechtech, ok. thank for your time. imagebin.ca
[23:06] <Dr_Willis> anahata:  kde4 takes more then kde3.x yes.. no idea on the differenaces in the   the newer proberly is more optmized.
[23:06] <anahata> i only have a 1.6ghz processor... and RAM needs upgrading
[23:06] <anahata> oh
[23:06] <sonism> mechtech: is it gnome theme you are talking about with Keiffer? i want to see it too, pls
[23:06] <arber4444> hey but where does install this screen recorder(sorry for my bad english)
[23:06] <phyrrus> whats up
[23:06] <Dr_Willis> !find recordmydesktop
[23:07] <Keiffer> sonism, he will upload screenshots and then give us the link
[23:07] <evilGUI> Anyone know how to burn a bootable DMG image?
[23:07] <Dr_Willis> arber4444:  sudo apt-get install gtk-recordmydesktop recordmydesktop
[23:07] <Dr_Willis> arber4444:  then its in the menus
[23:08] <sonism> Keiffer: ok, i'll wait :)
[23:08] <Proh> nvm\ lol
[23:08] <anahata> thanks, bye for now!
[23:09] <arber4444> great thnx aagain
[23:09] <Proh> What do you folks suggest I use to burn Ubuntu?
[23:09] <th0r> Proh: a CD
[23:09] <Dr_Willis> Proh:  under windows? i use 'burnatonce' or some other free/gpl ISO burner tools
[23:09] <Proh> I have one disc left and I think my last two were corrupted (error'd during the burn)
[23:09] <Dr_Willis> Proh:  or use unetbootin and a flash drive.. and dont even waste a cd. :)
[23:09] <ShadowAp3x> Proh: imgburn for Windows
[23:09] <thor_> h
[23:09] <thor_> hi
[23:09] <sonism> th0r: :D
[23:09] <Dr_Willis> Proh:  flash drive + unetbootin is very very veyr handy.
[23:10] <thor_> hello
[23:10] <ShadowAp3x> Proh: I <3 unetbootin'
[23:10] <guntbert> !md5sum | Proh
[23:11] <Paschu> wtf? ubuntu 9.04 = 205 MB?
[23:11] <Paschu> O.o
[23:12] <Paschu> is it right?
[23:12] <pepperjack> Paschu: no
[23:12] <Paschu> DAMN YOU, WINDOWS
[23:12] <mechtech> Keiffer: wanna screenshot of my current desktop?
[23:12] <Keiffer> sure
[23:12] <th0r> Paschu: 9.04 != 205MB 9.04 = 9.04
[23:12] <guntbert> Paschu: you guess right, there is an error
[23:12] <elementc> this irssi thing is terrifying
[23:12] <Paschu> sry for using windows
[23:12] <Paschu> i have to apologize
[23:13] <pepperjack> elementc: just surrender to it. its easier that way
[23:13] <elementc> but it's all contained in a single window and... not good
[23:13] <sonism> mechtech: where is it?
[23:14] <pepperjack> elementc: if you want some pointers on it (there a few common commands you NEED) /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:14] <Dr_Willis> Paschu:  the iso file is much larger then 205mb
[23:14] <elementc> thanks
[23:14] <kevdog> Whats wrong with irssi?
[23:14] <Paschu> windows failed
[23:14] <elementc> I bid you farewell as I join the new channel.
[23:14] <Dr_Willis> Paschu:  unetbootin can also download the iso for you :) and burn it to flash drive
[23:14] <mechtech> somism: trying to send him the.png file right now
[23:14] <Dr_Willis> elementc:  ive been using weechat lately :)
[23:15] <Paschu> but i wanna try ubuntu netbook remix
[23:15] <Keiffer> mechtech, it's not working. upload on image.bin
[23:15] <mechtech> keiffer: ok
[23:15] <Dr_Willis> Paschu:  err.. the unetbook remix ONLY comes on a usb img file last i looked...
[23:15] <sonism> mechtech: why not the pastebin?
[23:15] <Dr_Willis> Paschu:  that gets 'dd'ed directly to a flash drive.
[23:15] <Paschu> OH REALLY?
[23:15] <Dr_Willis> Paschu:  whats teh files name? somthing.img ?
[23:15] <Paschu> yea
[23:15] <Paschu> I KNOW WHAT TO DO
[23:15] <mechtech> sonism: I think pastebin is for text...gonna use image.bin
[23:16] <Keiffer> sonism, isnt that for text only?
[23:16] <sonism> mechtech: uups, ah yes
[23:16] <Dr_Willis> Paschu:  then you skipped over the docs/direcions on what to do. :) thats a usb image file. its about 1gb in size.. it has to be 'copied' properly to a flash drive.
[23:16] <Paschu> i never had ubuntu, but i know what to do with .iso and .img files
[23:16] <Paschu> someone said this before
[23:16] <Paschu> dont worry ;)
[23:16] <Dr_Willis> Paschu:   aparently you are confused aobut the .img :) i recall the unetbook remix being a usb flash image file.
[23:17] <ShadowAp3x> the *.img file is not an ISO image
[23:17] <Paschu> i know
[23:17] <mechtech> keiffer: sonism: ok...here: http://imagebin.org/57921
[23:17] <Paschu> i never said this
[23:17] <Paschu> >_>
[23:17] <jefinc> !trolling
[23:18] <Paschu> i just lost the game :(
[23:18] <Keiffer> mechtech, yeaa.. cool.
[23:18] <Dr_Willis> well if you know what to do.. good luck go do it.
[23:18] <FloridaGuy> does ubuntu have any utilities that will give mother board info...model # and stuff
[23:18] <ShadowAp3x> FloridaGuy: lshw
[23:19] <sonism> mechtech: cool, but i think i prefer my OSX look theme...
[23:19] <ShadowAp3x> FloridaGuy: type that command in the terminal
[23:19] <mechtech> Keiffer: I'll switch themes and show you another...hold on
[23:19] <ShadowAp3x> FloridaGuy: You can also pipe the output into a text file: sudo lshw > hardware.txt
[23:20] <sonism> mechtech: Keiffer: btw, shouldn't we do this in ubuntu-offtopic? :)
[23:20] <Keiffer> i dunno
[23:20] <FloridaGuy> k
[23:22] <sonism> mechtech: Keiffer: i'll wait you there before the other fire a flamethrower at us :D
[23:22] <phyrrus> somebody should join my social group, Ubuntu Hackers and join the IRC channel #ubhackers
[23:23] <FloridaGuy> ShadowAp3x, slot: Socket-A         size: 1GHz          capacity: 1200MHz....whats the capacity
[23:23] <mechtech> keiffer: /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:23] <FloridaGuy> on cpu
[23:24] <jpds> phyrrus: Heh, you're not even there, and no spam please :)
[23:24] <rex2> hi guys - i'm hoping someone here can help me investigate a problem i'm having with 9.04?
[23:25] <rex2> periodically, my system seems to freeze up on some commands
[23:25] <ShadowAp3x> FloridiaGuy: It says capacity under *-cpu?
[23:25] <rex2> so i'll be ssh'ed into the box, and if i do ps -eaf (for instance) the system freezes after printing around 20-30 issues
[23:26] <rex2> ^processes, rahter
[23:26] <overclucker> ps -eaf locks up your system?
[23:26] <rex2> yep
[23:26] <rex2> well
[23:26] <rex2> it locks up that ssh session
[23:26] <overclucker> ah
[23:26] <rex2> and i have to open a new session
[23:27] <rex2> but i cant shutdown either - it issues the command but never restarts
[23:27] <rex2> the funny thing is (wrt ps) if i do just ps -ea (no f) it's fine
[23:27] <overclucker> ok, try: either narrowing with | grep fish, or ps -eaf > file.texxxt
[23:27] <Hagbard__> does anyone know how to find the emacs install directory on my machine?
[23:27] <rex2> but with the -f arg it hangs
[23:28] <overclucker> what ssh client aare you using?
[23:29] <Hagbard__> bash
[23:29] <rex2> @overclucker: ps -eaf > file.txt = no dice. hangs too
[23:29] <rex2> i'm using PuTTY
[23:29] <overclucker> orly
[23:29] <bobwhoops> Hi all, if I want to use a machine as a server but still have a GUI, am I better off installing Ubuntu desktop or installing Ubuntu server and then installing X/gnome?
[23:29] <rex2> the odd thing is that the system gets itself into this state where it freezes on commands after a (seemingly) arbirtary amount of time
[23:30] <drewby> I am having some serious angry trouble getting fuzz to work,  want to set #c6c6c6 and a bunch of colors near it to transparent,  so I do convert in.gif -transparent "#c6c6c6" -fuzz 112 out.gif, but it's only making exactly c6c6c6 transparent, and then #imagemagick guys are idl
[23:30] <ShadowAp3x> bobwhoops: just install using the server cd then do: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[23:30] <overclucker> easier to setup ubuntu desktop as a server, than it is to setup ubuntu-server with gnome
[23:30] <ShadowAp3x> that can work too
[23:30] <Hagbard__> i'm trying to install lisp in a box but the emacs install it uses is old. how do i find the install file on my machine (which is the current version)
[23:30] <ShadowAp3x> bobwhoops: if you install using the server cd, it uses the server kernel
[23:30] <Hagbard__> so i can copy it over to the lisp in a box folder
[23:30] <arber4444> Hello how to upadate at the last version of firefox on ubuntu 9.10 i have downloaded it but dont know how to update
[23:31] <ShadowAp3x> bobwhoops: it's really all just personal preference
[23:31] <bobwhoops> ShadowAp3x: what advantage does the server kernel have? performance increases for server workloads?
[23:31] <arber4444>  Hello how to upadate at the last version of firefox on ubuntu 9.10 i have downloaded it but dont know how to update
[23:32] <overclucker> arber4444, you are better off waiting a while on firefox 3.5
[23:32] <sjoos> bobwhoops: there is only one ubuntu kernel
[23:32] <Dr_Willis> 9.10? Hmm...  thats not even rleaed yet...
[23:32] <arber4444> why
[23:32] <Dr_Willis> arber4444:  you testing out Karmic Kola?
[23:32] <ikanobori> Mmmm Kola.
[23:33] <arber4444> Whats that
[23:33] <Dr_Willis> !910
[23:33] <ShadowAp3x> There is not one ubuntu kernel, the desktop uses *-generic
[23:33] <overclucker> !911
[23:33] <ShadowAp3x> server uses *-server
[23:33] <overclucker> heh
[23:33] <Paschu> does renoise 2.0 work on ubuntu?
[23:34] <legend2440> !anything
[23:34] <Paschu> WITHOUT wine?
[23:34] <rex2> @bobwhoops recommend installing desktop and then installing server
[23:34] <Dr_Willis> arber4444:  check out put of 'lsb_release -a' what is the 'code/release' names for your install ?
[23:34] <underscan> Hi. Has anyone reported WLAN-support disappearing with the 2.6.28-15-upgrade? (in my case on a Samsung NC10)
[23:34] <arber4444> sorry but can you explain a bit more cuze im new in ubuntu
[23:35] <overclucker> underscan what card?
[23:35] <ShadowAp3x>  bobwhoops: The server kernel has some minor variations, for example it includes the use of PAE with enables 32-bit operating systems to access more than 4GB of RAM
[23:35] <knoob> I just upgraded from 7.04 to 7.10, and before upgrading to 8.04 I went to check MySQL. It is not allowing me to login with any users or root -- any help please? (I was sent here from dev channel cos 7.10 is not supported anymore)
[23:35] <rex2> over: any more suggestions re freezing?
[23:35] <mechtech> underscan: you mean iwconfig is gone?
[23:35] <ShadowAp3x> bobwhoops: I don't know too many of the differences, but I know there are variations from the desktop kernel
[23:35] <underscan> mechtech, iwconfig now reports *no* wireless adapter at all anymore.
[23:35] <Dr_Willis> arber4444:  open up a terminal , use that command. If you are truely using 9.10 - then i suggest you go use 9.04 since 9.10 is not yet suiteable for releae its in  testing
[23:36] <underscan> overclucker, I believe it is an Atheros card.
[23:36] <overclucker> maybe check your default shell
[23:36] <arber4444> upps sorry its really 9.04 sorry again
[23:36] <arber4444> :D
[23:36] <overclucker> underscan, have you tried loading the module yourself? sudo modprobe ath5k
[23:36] <syntax> 9.10 is going to be great tho when it comes out
[23:36] <thiebaude> syntax: yep
[23:37] <th0r> underscan: I lost it with the 28.14 upgrade
[23:37] <syntax> And thee great thing about it is you can update..Sweet
[23:37] <Dr_Willis> arber4444:  so whats the actual problem then? i lost track.
[23:37] <rex2> overclucker: why would it be fine for X hours/days and then suddently crap out?
[23:37] <thiebaude> syntax: ext4 new login,etc
[23:37] <Dr_Willis> !ff35 | arber4444
[23:37] <ubuntu_user_42> hello. i'm trying to dual boot with windows vista and ubuntu and i'm having some trouble getting windows vista to recognize the "correct" partition to install.  i have set up 2 ntfs partitions on "/dev/sdb", but my main hard drive (sda) has grub on it.  would this be the reason why windows "can't find a usable partition" for installing?
[23:38] <knoob> can someone help me add the users and passwords to mysql from backed up mysql files
[23:38] <Dr_Willis> arber4444:  you install the firefox-3.5 package and it will install firefox 3.5 under the icon name 'shiretoko' in the menus
[23:38] <ShadowAp3x> ubuntu_user_42: your best bet would be to use Vista's built in partitioning software for the Windows install
[23:39] <ShadowAp3x> ubuntu_user_42: you can set up partition sizes for ntfs in there
[23:39] <ubuntu_user_42> ShadowAp3x: during the install you mean right?
[23:39] <ShadowAp3x> ubuntu_user_42: yes
[23:39] <ubuntu_user_42> ShadowAp3x: mind if pm you?
[23:39] <ShadowAp3x> go for it
[23:39] <overclucker> rex2, not sure what might cause that sort of problem
[23:40] <underscan> overclucker, And there goes the super-fast solution! Thanx.
[23:40]  * underscan wonders why he never thinks of stuff like that.
[23:40] <underscan> overclucker, Will the module be loaded from now on or will I have to do it manually every time?
[23:40] <Renovati1> hola
[23:40] <arber4444> thetime
[23:40] <overclucker> underscan, i actually have the same issue on my laptop, and have been too lazy to make it load on boot
[23:41] <rex2> over: cool - i'll try the forums, thanks anyway :)
[23:41] <joaopinto> underscan, ath5k is not loaded automatically because it's black listed on startup, you can change that using the restricted drivers manager
[23:41] <michael> I have an unknown file type, when I issue the command file foo its comes up x86 boot sector for file type. Can someone please tell me what kind of file this is and I how I can open it?
[23:42] <lizone> anyone could tell me where I can find a sockd on ubuntu?
[23:42] <ubuntu> joaopinto, ath5k is a free driver, why would it need restricted drivers manager?
[23:42] <joaopinto> michael, it seems to be a copy of an MBR
[23:42] <underscan> joaopinto, Are you sure about that? Before the kernel-update the driver loaded fine at boot. Actually the madwifi-driver jockey suggests does not work at all with my system.
[23:43] <joaopinto> ubuntu, because it allows yo swap between the madwifi and ath5k which is disabled because it introduces problems with some models
[23:43] <joaopinto> ubuntu, actually it is just called, hardware drivers dialog
[23:43] <ah2> anyone know if ubuntu is a good distro for beginners
[23:44] <thiebaude> ah2 yes it is
[23:44] <ubuntu_user_42> ah2. its probably one of the best out there
[23:44] <ah2> k
[23:44] <joaopinto> underscan, well, check manually /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist*
[23:44] <joaopinto> probably you have a blacklist line for ath5k there
[23:45] <starwind> hi, anyone know the correct way to add the trunk build/nightlys(minefield) of firefox to jaunty
[23:45] <starwind> I tried sudo apt-get install firefox-3.6  and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1219903
[23:46] <overclucker> starwind, you mean checkout and compile && install from svn?
[23:46] <joaopinto> starwind, you need to add their ppa first
[23:46] <joaopinto> https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-daily/+archive/ppa
[23:46] <phyrrus> who are the hackers in here?
[23:46] <joaopinto> !anyone | phyrrus
[23:46] <jpds> phyrrus: please stop.
[23:46] <phyrrus> sure
[23:46] <underscan> joaopinto, Thanks for the hints.
[23:46] <starwind> I tied adding the ppa, and got an error about the repo indexes
[23:47] <Trar> THE GAME
[23:47] <joaopinto> starwind, add the ppa, then pastebin your error
[23:47] <joaopinto> without the ppa there is no firefox-3.6 package ;)
[23:47] <starwind> k
[23:47] <joaopinto> !caps | Trar
[23:47] <bazhang> Trar, did you have a support question?
[23:47] <Trar> ...I know.
[23:47] <godmodegrafix> Hello, world.
[23:47] <Trar> ...no. I just came on here to make you all lose THE GAME.
[23:47] <Trar> :)
[23:48] <bazhang> Trar, please take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:48] <overclucker> godmodegrafix, it Works!
[23:48] <Trar> ...okay.
[23:48] <godmodegrafix> Actually it doesnt...
[23:48] <godmodegrafix> :(
[23:48] <overclucker> hehe
[23:48] <[[thufir]]> I don't understand the "explanations" surrounding why Eclipse is so out of date.  It has to with JRE licensing??
[23:48] <overclucker> orly
[23:48] <godmodegrafix> I have a problem
[23:48] <overclucker> with?
[23:48] <godmodegrafix> gcc
[23:49] <joaopinto> [[thufir]], eclipse is out of date because there was no one working on it, I believe someone is working on it for Karmic
[23:49] <overclucker> did you install it?
[23:49] <mulle> Hallo is there enyone who can help configurate proftp with user login
[23:49] <godmodegrafix> yes
[23:49] <slipttees> BIOS bug, local APIC #0 not detected!..... forcing use of dummy APIC emulation. (tell your hw vendor) wft *
[23:49] <overclucker> what is the issue then?
[23:49] <mdg> Anyone here using 9.04 UNR on an acer aspir one D250?
[23:49] <prefrontal> how can I view my GPU utilization, including memory?
[23:49] <godmodegrafix> but when i create a file using a text editor and save it as .c ..gcc doesnt find it
[23:49] <prefrontal> nvidia
[23:50] <Kai`> mdg, neg -- works well on my eee 1000he though :-D
[23:50] <joaopinto> godmodegrafix, you need to call gcc from the path your file was saved to
[23:50] <overclucker> yup
[23:50] <slipttees> BIOS bug, local APIC #0 not detected!..... forcing use of dummy APIC emulation. (tell your hw vendor) wtf *
[23:50] <godmodegrafix> how do i do that?
[23:50] <mdg> Kai`: did you ever have problems with losing your ethernet setup?
[23:50] <overclucker> cd, ls
[23:50] <godmodegrafix> is it by using the -B command?
[23:50] <godmodegrafix> hmm
[23:51] <godmodegrafix> ok i'll try
[23:51] <joaopinto> !commands | godmodegrafix
[23:51] <slipttees> i'm lostng connection sis191 gigabit
[23:51] <underscan> Does anyone have experience with wicd as an alternative to the NetworkManager?
[23:51] <overclucker> godmodegrafix, are you keen on directory traversal in shell?
[23:51] <Kai`> mdg, nope no problems
[23:51] <mdg> underscan: I used it for a very short time
[23:51] <Paschu> whats better for an acer aspire one? Ubuntu netbook remix or the normal ubuntu?
[23:52] <mdg> Kai`: Cool!  Thanks for the encouragement  :)
[23:52] <underscan> mdg, Short because it ... sux?
[23:52] <godmodegrafix> not really, im a newbie to linux..but im trying to learn both linux and C simultaneously
[23:52] <mdg> underscan: No because of the card I was using
[23:52] <mdg> underscan: what kind of problem you having?
[23:52] <joaopinto> godmodegrafix, first you should learn how to use a shell
[23:52] <godmodegrafix> lol
[23:52] <euxneks> question regarding thunderbird, do I ask here?
[23:52] <godmodegrafix> i believe that comes with learning linux
[23:52] <goku12205>  hi
[23:52] <slipttees> BIOS bug, local APIC #0 not detected!..... forcing use of dummy APIC emulation. (tell your hw vendor)
[23:52] <joaopinto> godmodegrafix, right, but it comes before learning C
[23:52] <slipttees> please help :-(
[23:53] <godmodegrafix> i can move through directories if that's what youre asking
[23:53] <iceroot> euxneks: depending of, it is is a ubuntu-problem or a thunderbird-problem
[23:53] <euxneks> in thunderbird, if someone sends a receipt request, and I click cancel, does anything get sent to them?
[23:53] <overclucker> godmodegrafix, once you get the basiccs down, head over to http://linuxfromscratch.org they will give you the crash course
[23:53] <underscan> mdg, None really. I am currently running Crunchbang - primarily because I want a "slim" system and hence I am trying to get rid of most Gnome dependencies.
[23:53] <bazhang> slipttees, this is a hardware issue
[23:53] <iceroot> euxneks: no
[23:53] <euxneks> iceroot: thanks
[23:53] <mdg> underscan: crunchbang is cool!
[23:53] <mulle> can someone help me with proftp
[23:53] <godmodegrafix> i think i have the basics down, when it comes to operating the bash shell
[23:53] <iceroot> !ask | mulle
[23:53] <joaopinto> mulle, be more specific
[23:53] <th0r> underscan: I replaced network mangler with wicd...it seems to be quicker to connect, among other things
[23:53] <mdg> underscan: I love the keyboard shortcuts - you can really fly!
[23:53] <mulle> ok
[23:54] <slipttees> bazhang: howto fix *
[23:54] <Lancearate> I'm having difficulty with an intermittent hard crash in Ubuntu-9.04 AMD64 when attempting large file operations like backing up to a portable drive, or even regular use. How would I go about attempting to solve this problem?
[23:54] <bazhang> slipttees, perhaps ask in ##hardware, or contact your hardware vendor
[23:54] <underscan> mdg, Yep, I chose Crunchbang for my netbook primarily because I want to do most stuff via keyboard. I was actually thinking about a tiling WM. :)
[23:54] <mdg> th0r: Did you change the signal strength to Db?
[23:54] <ubuntu_> ciao
[23:54] <th0r> mdg, no, but I have considered doing so
[23:54] <mulle> my conf file to proftp dosent work and have some exampels I have followed, I need with user permission
[23:54] <goku12205> hello
[23:55] <bazhang> !it | ubuntu_
[23:55] <mdg> th0r: I found it worked better for me
[23:55] <underscan> th0r, OK. Did you encounter any problems with wicd? Did you do a revert to NetworkManager by any chance and did that go well?
[23:55] <godmodegrafix> thanks for the info though overclucker
[23:55] <overclucker> godmodegrafix, by working through LFS, you will familiarize yourself with setting up a build environment, and working with gcc
[23:55] <mdg> underscan: which WM?
[23:55] <slipttees> bazhang: thx
[23:55] <godmodegrafix> thanks overclucker
[23:55] <overclucker> yup
[23:55] <goku12205> hi
[23:55] <godmodegrafix> i will check it out
[23:55] <th0r> mdg: I will give it a try.
[23:56] <goku12205> in ubuntu gdb is what?
[23:56] <underscan> mdg, Uh... ION3. I then was too lazy to really get the hang of it, though.
[23:56] <overclucker> gnu debugger
[23:56] <joaopinto> goku12205, is gdb
[23:56] <mdg> underscan: what do you think of WMII?
[23:56] <goku12205> i'm what?
[23:56] <joaopinto> mdg, underscan can you move the off topic chat to #ubuntu-offtopic ? tks
[23:57] <overclucker> are you asking what gdb is?
[23:57] <starwind> ok looks like I got the PPA's added
[23:57] <underscan> joaopinto, Sry, you're right.
[23:57] <starwind> andI went to terminal and added the key thingy
[23:57] <starwind> then updated
[23:57] <starwind> o_O
[23:58] <goku12205> who here is a hacker?
[23:58] <joaopinto> goku12205, do you have a support question ?
[23:58] <goku12205> yah!!!
[23:58] <mulle> proftp?  help
[23:58] <goku12205> how to run exploits against my own desktop
[23:58] <joaopinto> mulle, please be more specific
[23:58] <iceroot> !details | mulle
[23:58] <mulle> my conf file to proftp dosent work and have some exampels I have followed, I need with user permission
[23:59] <overclucker> goku12205, wrong channel dude
[23:59] <joaopinto> goku12205, this channel is not for security related questions, search for a better channel
[23:59] <goku12205> alright i have port scan my desktop and found that port 25 is open
[23:59] <joaopinto> mulle, you need to be more specific, what are you trying to do, and what error do you get
[23:59] <mulle> ok
[23:59] <joaopinto> goku12205, and your question is ?