[00:00] <corrupt_glxgears> I mean for the install
[00:00] <corrupt_glxgears> it sounds like X isn't loading for him
[00:00] <corrupt_glxgears> for the GUI
[00:00] <Kingsy101> corrupt_glxgears - ah right..
[00:01] <animesoup> flashplayer's installed and all but.
[00:01] <Kingsy101> I don't really wanna move distros.. I am pretty used to ubuntu now
[00:01] <marko_> Hi I have a question is there a bug in regards to Ubuntu 9.04 DNS and Wireless. I have very slow browsing and I'm not sure it's in regards to dns,mtu and or me using ipv6 in firefox about:config
[00:01] <buckwild> ﻿how do i add windows to grub? windows resides on a separate slave drive.
[00:02] <corrupt_glxgears> lol anyone want to take a crack on an issue with a very old, but supported gfx board? an intel 82810e DC-133?
[00:02] <Raenir> VICTORY IS MINE!
[00:02] <Raenir> EVE gets past the splash page finally!
[00:02] <corrupt_glxgears> hehehe
[00:02] <dretchswatter> buckwild, join #brug
[00:02] <Raenir> Damnit
[00:02] <dretchswatter> erm, #grub
[00:03] <Raenir> now it stopped working, cant scroll doqwn
[00:03] <buckwild> ﻿dretchswatter: no one answered
[00:03] <Kingsy101> corrupt_glxgears - I don't think my issue will be solved that way.. I got 9.04 installed through the upgrade it was on the startup it failed
[00:03] <windwhinny> Raenir,copy the fonts from windows to ~/.font and try again
[00:04] <dretchswatter> buckwild, oh. Have you tried their forums? supergrubdisk.org is a great site
[00:04] <buckwild> I'll try thanks
[00:04] <corrupt_glxgears> thank you windwhinny, now I can't wait to try that with FFXI. It's runningt but for bad text. You just gave me an idea
[00:05] <windwhinny> corrupt_glxgears,what is FFXI?
[00:05] <Kingsy101> that cant be the answer surely? "stay with 8.10 or change distros" ??
[00:05] <corrupt_glxgears> Final Fantasy XI Online
[00:05] <windwhinny> corrupt_glxgears.....
[00:06] <corrupt_glxgears> ??
[00:06] <Raenir> WindWhinny: where would the windows fonts be?
[00:06] <Raenir> in CCP folder or somewhere else?
[00:07] <windwhinny> corrupt_glxgears C:\windows\fonts
[00:07] <Kingsy101> anyone?
[00:07] <corrupt_glxgears> you mean Raenir?
[00:07] <geophysics> how can I install avant window navigator  to my 9.04  ??
[00:07] <HowardTheDuck> hey
[00:07] <windwhinny> geophysics, sudo apt-get install awn
[00:07] <fission62> i recently installed ubuntu, and was expected some reasonable performance gains on my machine, i am not to happy and was hoping to work with someone to make sure my instalation is tuned properly...does anyone have 15 minutes?
[00:08] <edbian> geophysics: "sudo apt-get install avant-window-navigator"  :)
[00:08] <Raenir> Where technically would the .fonts folder be? I'm having troubl finidng it
[00:08] <webbi_> hello
[00:08] <windwhinny> corrupt_glxgears, YE...
[00:09] <windwhinny> Raenir,under your home dir
[00:09] <edbian> Raenir: /home/<you>/.fonts       (it's hidden)  ;)
[00:09] <webbi_> how should set network config file /etc/network/interfaces to set eth0 to use dhcp?
[00:09] <Raenir> I have it on show hidden files and folders
[00:09] <Raenir> I have .fontconfig
[00:09] <Raenir> doesnt appear to be a .fonts
[00:09] <fission62> ls -l
[00:10] <corrupt_glxgears> hmm as the intel goes, I def have hardware acceleration. Not only dri=yes but videois silky smooth. seems to be a 3d lib issue hrmm...
[00:10] <fission62> so can anyone here help me fine tune my instalation or point me to an online resource i can review
[00:10] <Raenir> yeah I have no .font or .fonts folder
[00:10] <Raenir> do I just make a new one?
[00:10] <VCoolio> Raenir: you can create it
[00:10] <windwhinny> Raenir,creat if
[00:10] <Flannel> !fonts
[00:10] <edbian> fission62: I would help you but I can't commit to 15 minutes :)  Maybe just a couple quick questions?
[00:10] <windwhinny> Raenir,creat it, ".fonts"
[00:11] <Raenir> lay
[00:11] <fission62> edbian: i believe that will work
[00:11] <acat> Even after googling, I'm not 100% clear on how to reinstall Ubuntu while keeping my /home directory, which is on a separate partition.  Can someone briefly explain this to me or point me to a very simple guide on the matter?
[00:11] <fission62> can you PM me so we can run through quickly
[00:11] <richardcavell> acat: Install Ubuntu on the / partition, and completely ignore your /home partition until after Ubuntu is fully installed.  Then mount your /home partition in /etc/fstab manually
[00:11] <zack> i cant get youtube videos to play they have sound but no video what to do?
[00:12] <kongming> Is it possible to have custom /dev names? (Such as a flash drive?) (example /dev/foo)
[00:12] <corrupt_glxgears> zack what kind of gfx card?
[00:12] <asem> hi
[00:12] <Freeman> hi guys
[00:12] <zack> unsure it worked with windows but switch to unubuntu today now dont work
[00:12] <acat> richardcavell: Two questions:  1) Won't Ubuntu place a /home directory in the same partition as / ?  2) I never had to mount my /home partition in /etc/fstab before - how is this done?  Are there special concerns since this /home is from a previous installation?
[00:13] <Freeman> how I could solve this error on my ubuntu server edition: 【Bug】halt: Unable to iterate IDE devices: NO such file or directory
[00:13] <Kingsy101> so can someone help me with my issue...
[00:13] <Kingsy101> ?
[00:13] <asem> hello
[00:13] <kongming> Kingsy101, what is your problem?
[00:13] <corrupt_glxgears> try lspci | grep VGA
[00:14] <Kingsy101> kongming - I have ubuntu 8.10 working perfectly.. then as soon as I upgrade or clean install 9.04 I either get random crashing or a big long trace on boot
[00:14] <richardcavell> acat: 1.  Yes it will, but after installing you can delete that directory's contents recursively and then mount the other partition in its place.  2.  It's pretty simple - ask us when you're up to that part.  The only special concern is that your userid and groupid have to be the same on the new installation for you to access your old files
[00:14] <windwhinny> Kingsy101,sometimes ,it happens
[00:15] <windwhinny> Kingsy101,try 64-bit ED?
[00:15] <Kingsy101> windwhinny - I don't understand. what do you mean? I have been trying to get this installed all night, I have been tryin clean and upgrades NOTHING WORKS
[00:15] <Kingsy101> windwhinny - my system is 32bit
[00:16] <acat> richardcavell:  Just to help me understand this - when I previously opted to put /home on its own partition, did it automatically place the appropriate language in /etc/fstab?  If I look there now, will I be able to discern this?
[00:16] <richardcavell> acat: yep
[00:16] <Kingsy101> windwhinny - what should I do?
[00:16] <richardcavell> acat: type more /etc/fstab into a Terminal
[00:16] <windwhinny> Kingsy101，you can rebuild your system to 64-bit, it's ok
[00:16] <mneptok> Kingsy101: stick with 8.10?
[00:17] <brandon> >?
[00:17] <brandon> Um
[00:17] <Kingsy101> mneptok - is that seriously the answer? a distro that cant be upgraded?
[00:17] <brandon> I need help with Venrtilo on Ubuntu 9.04
[00:17] <windwhinny> Kingsy101，if the ubuntu-9.04-32-bit don't work will,  don't use it anymore
[00:17] <mneptok> Kingsy101: what SATA chipset do you have? what video chipset? are there known issues with the kernel driver in either? what about other chipsets and their associated drivers in the 9.04 kernel? does it persist on 9.10 dailies?
[00:18] <Kingsy101> mneptok - I have no idea
[00:18] <mneptok> Kingsy101: then you might want to stick with what you know works.
[00:19] <brandon> Can anyone help me with ventrilo for ubuntu 9.04 im having trouble with talking in it i can hear but no one hears me
[00:19] <mattgyver> My internet connection is very slow on my 9.04 desktop however no other machines are slow, what can i check?
[00:20] <Raenir> the EULA screen of EVE Online is still bugged
[00:20] <windwhinny> Kingsy101， try another edition
[00:20] <Kingsy101> mneptok - I know what yout saying it just sounds a little crazy.. does this mean I am never going to be able to upgrade?
[00:20] <joeyeye> mattgyver: what network connection does your 9.04 use ?
[00:20] <Kingsy101> windwhinny - another edition? what do you mean? like what?
[00:20] <mattgyver> joeyeye, wired connection
[00:20] <bucky> mattgyver: ping your router and see if you have any dropped packets
[00:21] <joeyeye> mattgyver: and what's the network card ?
[00:21] <windwhinny> Kingsy101,suse fedora,kubuntu,and so on
[00:21] <brandon> Is a special channel i have to go to to get help for ventrilo?
[00:21] <mattgyver> bucky, no dropped packets
[00:21] <acat> richardcavell: So when the partition editor comes up on the live CD installation routine, do I choose "install them side by side, choosing between them each startup"?
[00:22] <Kingsy101> windwhinny - will that be a big change? i.e does suse have stuff like apt-get nautilus ? etc?
[00:22] <bucky> mattgyver: is your nameserver the same as the other computers'
[00:22] <richardcavell> acat: that has nothing to do with your /home partition.  That determines how many operating systems you'll be left with after installation
[00:22] <Drained> can anyone tell me a good resolution to run ubuntu on? like 1240x1024 is really nice on windows but ubuntu doesn't really make it seem as good.
[00:22] <mattgyver> bucky, that im not too sure of, how could i check?
[00:22] <bobo> joeyeye, check your pms
[00:22] <michael> Drained: it depends on your monitor man
[00:22] <bucky> mattgyver: cat /etc/resolv.conf on ubuntu
[00:23] <Drained> it's a 17' Crt :\
[00:23] <acat> richardcavell:  Well, what options do I choose in the ubuntu installer?  It's not made obvious.  If you want to pass me off to a guide on the subject, I'm OK with that, but I can't find one that inspires confidence that I'll keep my /home directory.  :-)
[00:23] <Drained> it can handle 1400x tho.
[00:23] <mattgyver> bucky, my name server points to my router
[00:23] <brandon> Can anyone help me with ventrilo on ubuntu?
[00:23] <windwhinny> Kingsy101,my PC doesn't work will with ubuntu-8.10-32-bit ,but work will with ubuntu-9.10
[00:23] <Drained> brandon: ventrilo isn't supported, the creator said "i will never release a linux version of ventrilo"
[00:23] <Kingsy101> I didnt even know there was a ubuntu-9.10
[00:24] <bucky> mattgyver: that usually sucks.. anyway do an ifconfig and see if you have any dropped
[00:24] <richardcavell> acat: ignore your /home partition entirely until Ubuntu is fully installed
[00:24] <bucky> or errors
[00:24] <joeyeye> mattgyver: ifconfig -a
[00:24] <windwhinny> Kingsy101,sorry...ubuntu9.04
[00:24] <Drained> there's a modded way to use it but it eats ur CPU reallllllly bad.
[00:24] <richardcavell> acat: forget about it for now.  Ubuntu doesn't know that it exists yet
[00:24] <thiebaude> !9.10
[00:24] <corrupt_glxgears> yup Kingsy101, it's i9n testing and available for download
[00:24] <mneptok> Kingsy101: it means that you should wait for 9.10, boot it from a LiveCD, and see if you have similar problems.
[00:24] <acat> richardcavell:  OK, but what options do I select in the ubuntu installer - obviously not "use the entire disk" so....?
[00:24] <richardcavell> acat: Choose whatever you want.  If you want to keep another operating system like windows, then choose install them side by side
[00:24] <Drained> Where is firefox's profile folder on ubuntu?
[00:24] <brandon> awwman
[00:24] <mattgyver> bucky, no droped
[00:24] <Kingsy101> mneptok - oh ok... I see
[00:24] <windwhinny> Drained,~/.mozilla
[00:24] <[zz]> hi, people :D
[00:25] <Drained> Acat: i really suggest you dont select "side by side"
[00:25] <Kingsy101> mneptok - so just use 8.10 until 9.10 maybe?
[00:25] <Drained> acat: it can lead to future paritioning problems.
[00:25] <corrupt_glxgears> 9.04 marked a vast improvement for gfx drivers and plug and play for me
[00:25] <Drained> Windwhinny: thanks mate.
[00:25] <kesiode> hi all, I just installed firefox-3.5 through apt-get but when I launch firefox from a command line, etc, the version that's launching is older.  Any help?
[00:25] <bucky> mattgyver: tell joeyeye what kind of network card you have
[00:25] <thiebaude> acat, when i did my dual boot, i selected side by side
[00:25] <mneptok> Kingsy101: i would. but i value my time, and don;t like beating my head against walls. ;)
[00:25] <Kingsy101> mneptok - just curious, is there a release date for 9.10?
[00:25] <mneptok> Kingsy101: "October"
[00:25] <Kingsy101> mneptok - heh yea
[00:25] <dare> kesiode, are you launching firefox-3.5 from command line?
[00:26] <Kingsy101> mneptok - cool I might just wait then..
[00:26] <windwhinny> Kingsy101 , not much different with 9.10 and 8.10
[00:26] <donnybrasco> I have just installed the dockbar app, but it doesn't show up in any of my menus, can anyone help me run the program?
[00:26] <acat> Drained:  I don't need my old Ubuntu installation - side by side is not desirable for me.  However, I don't understand, and this is what I had trouble finding on google:  What do I select in order to keep my /home and use it later?  Obviously not "use the entire disk" so I'm left with manual or side-by-side.  So let's say I do manual.  Now what?
[00:26] <kesiode> dare, I usually use alt+f2 and then firefox
[00:26] <dare> you must use firefox-3.5
[00:26] <corrupt_glxgears> Kingsy101 fyi, the first number is the last digit of the year of release the second is the month
[00:26] <neverblue> i want to install apache, php and mysql, whats the command to apt-get all those packages, as well as the dependencies ?
[00:26] <bucky> donnybrasco: i found the answer to the 3D view in chess
[00:26] <corrupt_glxgears> one comes out every 6 months
[00:26] <dare> kesiode, or shiretoko
[00:26] <joeyeye> mattgyver: could be a bad cable to router... could be link set to half-duplex, could be 10baseT ...
[00:26] <windwhinny> donnybrasco,what kind of docker?awn?
[00:26] <Drained> acat: just leave Ext3 there, and leave unallocated space.
[00:26] <dare> nvm, just firefox-3.5 works
[00:26] <kesiode> dare, ?
[00:27] <dare> kesiode, alt+f2 and then firefox-3.5
[00:27] <richardcavell> acat: forget about your /home partition entirely
[00:27] <Kingsy101> corrupt_glxgears - ah.. and so there are always two release per year? one in october and one in april ?
[00:27] <richardcavell> acat: don't tell the installer that it exists
[00:27] <[zz]> Okay, I've been having an ongoing problem since I installed 9.04. Basically, my fan doesn't seem to be recognized (/proc/acpi/fan/ is empty), and my notebook (HP dv5z-1000) shuts down fairly often from overheating. Any ideas about what to do?
[00:27] <corrupt_glxgears> yup
[00:27] <corrupt_glxgears> 6 moth cyc Kingsy101
[00:27] <donnybrasco> Awesome, bucky!! Let's have it :)
[00:27] <corrupt_glxgears> 6 month cycle*
[00:27] <mattgyver> joeyeye, im trying to figure out what card is in it right now.  It could be going bad i dont know, it started after some update though
[00:27] <Kingsy101> corrupt_glxgears - cool as man, well I guess I will just wait it out then
[00:27] <acat> Drained, richardcavell: Although I kinda know what I'm doing, please for a moment just treat me like an idiot.  :-)  I'm sitting at "prepare partitions" and looking at my partitions.  None have a mount point indicated.  Now what?
[00:27] <kesiode> dare, ahhh.. so it's a different browser?
[00:27] <boss_mc> neverblue: lamp-server
[00:27] <bucky> donnybrasco: https://launchpad.net/~robert-ancell/+archive/ppa/+files/python-opengl_3.0.0-1ubuntu1_all.deb
[00:27] <dare> it does not have firefox branding yet
[00:28] <dare> but yes, you have both installed
[00:28] <richardcavell> acat: Describe how you want your hard disk to look.
[00:28] <Drained> acat: i sent you a pm.
[00:28] <neverblue> boss_mc: sudo apt-get install lamp-server ?
[00:28] <richardcavell> acat: Do you intend to boot any operating system from the internal hard disk other than Ubuntu?
[00:28] <Cryptic_Donkey> Network manager won't shoe up in kde when i login using kde as the de, what networkmanager works fine in gnmoe
[00:28] <donnybrasco> windwhinny: not sure
[00:28] <tsai> Hi all,  I have Ubuntu 9.04 x64 installed.  Anybody know why youtube videos are silent?  I've googled w/ no luck.
[00:28] <mdg> styol: hi
[00:28] <corrupt_glxgears> I killed my last xp install last month =)
[00:28] <styol> hey there mdg :)
[00:28] <corrupt_glxgears> exclusive Linux now
[00:28] <mdg> styol: hows it going?
[00:29] <Lostinspac_46> I want to be able to open .pyc and .so files.
[00:29] <styol> mdg its goin alright, tryin to make it through the work day whee...
[00:29] <dare> tsai, pulse audio is probably the culprit
[00:29] <boss_mc> neverblue: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[00:29] <donnybrasco> windwhinny: I think it's awn
[00:29] <acat> richardcavell:  No.  I don't mind if the entire partition / is formatted, so long as /home stays with me.  The installer, however, does not make clear how to do this and gives me ominous warnings.
[00:29] <dare> at least it has been on the last two laptops i installed ubuntu on
[00:29] <styol> mdg i ended up deciding that it was just time to try and reinstall ubuntu and thus far, its been a mistake lol
[00:29] <boss_mc> tsai: 64bit flash support is pretty sketchy
[00:29] <tsai> dare: what should I do?
[00:29] <dare> open sound preferences
[00:29] <mdg> styol: seems like the last hour of work just drags on....
[00:29] <windwhinny> donnybrasco,ALT+F2，awn
[00:29] <dare> and change all events to use ALSA
[00:30] <richardcavell> acat: well like I said, don't let the installer know that /home exists
[00:30] <mdg> styol: oh no!! Sorry to hear that
[00:30] <styol> mdg its that looking at the clock that kills it haha
[00:30] <donnybrasco> windwhinny: didn't work
[00:30] <kesiode> Also, I went here and followed the directions to update pidgin: http://www.pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/
[00:30] <mdg> styol: install not going well?
[00:30] <kesiode> and it's not showing up as updated
[00:30] <windwhinny> donnybrasco.....
[00:30] <styol> mdg its all good, my present issue seems to be rather sticky.. basically when ubuntu install goes to partition the drive, it says the drive is not large enough to create a partition or something like that
[00:30] <tsai> dare: ok, will check it out. thanks
[00:31] <mdg> styol: did you mini come with a USB with software on it?
[00:31] <windwhinny> donnybrasco,sorry ,my English is bad,i can't help you out
[00:31] <styol> mdg nope i had to create one with the original dell install and made a bootable flash drive out of it... http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/5885/quickshottrjnl.png
[00:32] <styol> "to small to be automatically partitioned"
[00:32] <donnybrasco> windwhinny: no problem, thanks for trying
[00:33] <windwhinny> donnybrasco,sorry ,if you install the awn with apt-get ,it will be a launcher in menu
[00:33] <mdg> styol: wonder what size partitions it used originally?
[00:33] <[zz]> six minutes, no reply? D':
[00:33] <styol> mdg thats a good question but the native drive is 4 gigs i think
[00:33] <joeyeye> styol: can you boot from usb or livecd and partition using parted ?
[00:33] <styol> yeah indeed
[00:33] <canthus13> [zz]: what was the question?
[00:33] <[zz]> Okay, I've been having an ongoing problem since I installed 9.04. Basically, my fan doesn't seem to be recognized (/proc/acpi/fan/ is empty), and my notebook (HP dv5z-1000) shuts down fairly often from overheating. Any ideas about what to do?
[00:34] <styol> joeyeye: presently my ubuntu install is sitting inside hte livecd, i left it while it was formatting the drive via some instructions i found
[00:34] <canthus13> [zz]: Get a laptop cooler.  I'm running a dv6000 with fan issues.  Not quite shutting down, but it's still a pain.
[00:34] <styol> joeyeye: but im totally open to any suggestions
[00:34] <mdg> styol: I guess the question is how much disk space does an ubuntu install need
[00:34] <neverblue> boss_mc: do you suggest I run a separate system, if I want to use apache/php/mysql ?
[00:34] <canthus13> [zz]: I've been looking for a fix for quite a while.
[00:34] <styol> mdg the iso from dell is 2.1 gigs
[00:34] <mattgyver> bucky, joeyeye, i notice that my network connections page shows my wired connection is 'never' used.  lspci shows my controller set as bridge, is that normal?
[00:34] <joeyeye> styol: so this is during the livecd install ?
[00:34] <thiebaude> mdg, 4gb
[00:35] <styol> joeyeye: it has a similar yet different error
[00:35] <neverblue> also, is Java still difficult to install/configure on Ubuntu?
[00:35] <[zz]> I could use the ever-classic "hey guys I have a problem linux can't solve hahaha" and then I'd have 67000 people here figuring it out :P
[00:35] <mdg> thiebaude: thanks!
[00:35] <styol> joeyeye: ill try it again and take a picture to upload
[00:35] <boss_mc> neverblue: http://divelog.no-ip.org is my computer's lamp page (the computer I'm on right now)
[00:35] <joeyeye> mattgyver: ifconfig -a
[00:35] <thiebaude> mdg, np
[00:35] <bucky> mattgyver: did you paste something?
[00:35] <boss_mc> neverblue: so I say it makes little difference
[00:35] <mdg> thiebaude: any suggestion for partition sizes for a 4 Gig solid state drive?
[00:35] <neverblue> boss_mc: I have my Ubuntu setup in VirtualPC
[00:36] <neverblue> i need to learn server side of linux
[00:36] <thiebaude> mdg, not for something that small, sorry
[00:36] <canthus13> [zz]: Heh. I've been trying to find a fix for it for months.  I may have to learn to program to fix it. :)
[00:36] <joeyeye> styol: what's the hard drive capacity and type and age of computer ?
[00:36] <[zz]> canthus13: that's probably what I'm going to do; been looking for a solution for a while and nothing's showed up
[00:36] <bucky> mattgyver: are you using your wireless card from the neighbors access point?
[00:36] <styol> joeyeye: 4 gig ssd dell mini 9 somebody shoot me
[00:36] <mattgyver> bucky, joeyeye, this is the output http://pastebin.com/m3c8f678c
[00:36] <mattgyver> bucky, no this is a wired connection this doesnt have a wireless card
[00:37] <boss_mc> neverblue: ah, I don't know about that, it should still be fine, it's pretty low demand (unless the site gets a lot of traffic)
[00:37] <windwhinny> mdg, my arch is 2G
[00:37] <neverblue> no, it will just be getting me, probably...
[00:37] <canthus13> [zz]: Probably hasn't been fixed because HP laptops are crap.
[00:37] <Cryptic_Donkey>  I would have suspected that installing kde from the reporitoeies would have taken care of the plasmoid wifi application
[00:37] <styol> joeyeye and mdg -- this makes me wonder how dell made this possible, but they likely just inject a file system onto the ssd rather then any regular installation means
[00:37] <Metatron> anyone know of an application for linux that will take input from  MIDI keyboard, and play it over the sound card's output...allowing me to change instruments...general midi or sysex or something?
[00:38] <windwhinny> mdg, with X window，a browser and a terminal
[00:38] <joeyeye> styol: it
[00:38] <joeyeye> styol: it's flash storage, right ?
[00:38] <styol> joeyeye: it has a native ssd and a flash slot
[00:39] <mdg> styol: I'm gonna look at the dell site and see if they have something...
[00:39] <tcrommie> Looking fot tech support for dell mini
[00:39] <zamba> i need a web based program to arrange and organize working hours for a different set of people
[00:39] <zamba> like a shift system
[00:39] <joeyeye> mattgyver: pastebin your lspci
[00:39] <zamba> .. if that's what it's called in english
[00:39] <zamba> a HR management program
[00:40] <mattgyver> joeyeye, http://pastebin.com/m36486de0
[00:40] <tcrommie> how do I get to tech support
[00:40] <mattgyver> joeyeye, it takes a second to find the page, however once it does it loads everything else quickly, at first i thought it was a DNS issue
[00:42] <spO> how do i make it so that for every Yes/No prompt, i automatically pick yes, for Apt-get?
[00:42] <joeyeye> mattgyver: it does sound like dns
[00:42] <zamba> spO: -y
[00:42] <joeyeye> mattgyver: try changing dns to NOT be the router, but some public DNS servers
[00:42] <mattgyver> joeyeye, let me try that
[00:42] <joeyeye> brb all --- dinner is served
[00:42] <spO> where are alrady downloaded packages stored at?
[00:43] <dare> joeyeye, care to share? :-)
[00:43] <richardcavell> joeyeye: dinner at 9.42 am?
[00:43] <tcrommie> WWERE DO I GET TECH SUPPORT
[00:43] <AsgardBeast> zamba : like gorganizer?
[00:43] <erUSUL> !caps | tcrommie
[00:43] <IsmAvatar> I was reinstalling Ubuntu 9.04 and my partition table went away. How do I get it back?
[00:43] <styol> tcrommie: http://support.dell.com
[00:43] <dare> tcrommie, dial 127 0 0 1
[00:43] <tcrommie> Support tells me to come here
[00:43] <windwhinny> spO /var/cache/apt/archives
[00:44] <zamba> AsgardBeast: i need something that's web based
[00:44] <styol> tcrommie: whats your issue?
[00:44] <GNU> hi
[00:44] <spO> thanks
[00:44] <tcrommie> The sound quit on the mini dell
[00:44] <Guest72017> i have downloaded AMD64 minimal CD but after installation have ubuntu 32bit? what is wrong??!!
[00:44] <styol> mdg and joeyeye -- this is what it warns me before actually installing http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/9215/quickshottrfdh.png and then this is what it errors during install http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/1269/quickshottrcev.png
[00:44] <zamba> AsgardBeast: but basically a program where a task is specified and then the (human) resources needed to complete the task is specified.. and then the different users can either select task or get assigned them
[00:45] <zamba> tasks*
[00:45] <AsgardBeast> zamba : Like a help desk system?
[00:45] <Guest72017> any idea?
[00:45] <rayok> tcrommie: does the sound work in anything else besides ubuntu?
[00:45] <zamba> AsgardBeast: hm.. no..
[00:45] <Dr_Willis> Guest72017:  i would guess you either burnt/installed teh wrong cd/iso file.. or you are confused about 32/64bit. how are you 'seeing its 32bit'
[00:45] <zamba> AsgardBeast: more than one person can be assigned to a task
[00:46] <Dr_Willis> Could be a missnamed iso file.. but thats doubtfull.
[00:46] <zamba> AsgardBeast: and a task may have more than one needed resource "pools"
[00:46] <tcrommie> Nbuntu is the only thing on the dell mini
[00:46] <Guest72017> Dr_Willis: absolutlly sure that is amd64 bit
[00:46] <zamba> AsgardBeast: to be more specific.. this is for a company that's in live concert and event production
[00:46] <rayok> maybe try a live cd from a different disto? trying to see if its hardware or software :)
[00:46] <windwhinny> Guest72017,64bit system can run 32bit application
[00:47] <zamba> AsgardBeast: so we have one group of people that handles sound engineering and one that handles light.. and then also some that has to do the driving.. and the setup.. and so on..
[00:47] <Dr_Willis> Guest72017:  so how are you seeing its 32bit os then?
[00:47] <Guest72017> windwhinny: i have 4 GB ram and dual core CPU i will 64bit no 32bit
[00:47] <th0r> tcrommie: have you done an update recently?
[00:47] <zamba> AsgardBeast: and for every event we need to define the number of persons needed
[00:48] <Guest72017> Dr_Willis: with 'cat /etc/lsb-release
[00:48] <Guest72017> '
[00:48] <nexsja> What could happen if i remove the keyring package?
[00:48] <nexsja> It's a bit annoying, always asking for my root password, when connecting to wlan
[00:48] <celthunder> nexsja ... unless you use it nothing should happen
[00:49] <tcrommie> the mini does not have a cd drive
[00:49] <nexsja> celthunder, i do use it, but not by my own initiative :/
[00:49] <dare> hm, why does the default gnome-terminal profile say it is using 12pt when it really uses 9pt?
[00:49] <mankash> how to run winxp inside ubuntu like vmware for windows
[00:49] <nexsja> mankash, VirtualBox
[00:49] <celthunder> mankash you can use vmware to run xp in ubuntu
[00:49] <Dr_Willis> mankash:  vmnware and virtualbox exist for linux
[00:49] <Guest72017> any idea?
[00:50] <dare> vmware is not free though?
[00:50] <dare> you have to use the server edition with browser plugin which sucks?
[00:50] <nexsja> who needs vmware, when you have virtualbox :>
[00:50] <mdg> styol: I'm checking www.mydellmini.com - but nothing defintive yet...
[00:50] <dare> indeed, virtualbox is simple yet does the job great
[00:50] <windwhinny> Guest72017,my lsb-release doesn't say the system is 32 or 64 bit
[00:50] <dare> and seamless in virtualbox is nice
[00:50] <Guest72017> windwhinny: and how can detect it??
[00:51] <mankash> thanks
[00:51] <windwhinny> Guest72017, gnome terminal.........
[00:51] <celthunder> nexsja i didnt read the full article but probably http://davestechsupport.com/blog/2009/01/16/how-to-remove-ubuntus-password-keyring/
[00:51] <losher> windwhinny: what does uname -a say?
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> windwhinny:  neither does mine. :)
[00:52] <windwhinny> losher Linux wind-PC 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[00:52] <Guest72017> windwhinny: oh is 64 i think 'uname -a
[00:52] <Guest72017> Linux linux 2.6.28-14-generic #47-Ubuntu SMP Sat Jul 25 01:19:55 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux'
[00:52] <th0r> windwhinny: that is 32 bit
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> uname -a
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> Linux cow 2.6.28-14-generic #47-Ubuntu SMP Sat Jul 25 01:19:55 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[00:52] <BitTorrent> Dr_Willis: howdy, have a nice day.
[00:52] <windwhinny> Guest72017 x86_64
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> Yes My PC name is 'cow' :)
[00:52] <Guest72017> thnx
[00:53] <dare> is it black and white?
[00:53] <AsgardBeast> zamba : how bout TaskJuggler
[00:53] <Kingsy101> anyone in here ever used the app Team Viewer on WINE?
[00:54] <dare> kingsys101, did you google team viewer + wine? it looks like it runs
[00:54] <mdg> styol: if you run ubuntu from your USB flash drive, does the wireless work?
[00:54] <zamba> AsgardBeast: it has to be web based
[00:54] <styol> mdg that is such a good question my friend, let me check
[00:55] <IsmAvatar> I was reinstalling Ubuntu 9.04 and my partition table went away. How do I get it back?
[00:55] <Harryy> Hello, I am having ttrouble making log files. It is probably a simple answer, but someone could help me here, I would appreciate it. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1230796
[00:55] <AsgardBeast> zamba : Thats right. Missed that part.
[00:56] <zamba> Harryy: auth.log.1 is logrotate rotating the logs
[00:56] <styol> mdg on the left click there is no Wireless Network option like there used to be, however on right mouse click there is "Edit Wireless Networks" which wasnt appearing in the real system, but it just loads a manager with no AP's listed
[00:56] <Harryy> zamba: okay. about the rest of my question though?
[00:56] <zamba> Harryy: auth.log will be the file with the latest entries in
[00:56] <zamba> Harryy: no, i believe fail2ban will only use auth.log (or the one file you specify)
[00:57] <Harryy> zamba: but why when i start sshd, it doesnt make nor try to access my auth.log file?
[00:57] <Harryy> and when I ssh in, it doesnt log me etc
[00:57] <losher> IsmAvatar: people tell me that testdisk http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk sometimes restores lost partitions...
[00:57] <zamba> Harryy: try restarting syslog instead
[00:57] <mdg> styol: is there an enable networking option there?
[00:57] <zamba> Harryy: see what happens then
[00:57] <zamba> Harryy: and remove the auth.log-file you've created
[00:57] <styol> mdg yeah
[00:57] <fission62> i installed through wubi and now i need to partition more space for / i am basically out, what are my options
[00:57] <styol> mdg and it is checked
[00:57] <zamba> Harryy: so, to summarize.. remove auth.log and restart syslog
[00:58] <Harryy> zamba: okay. so stop it and remove all auto.log* files?
[00:58] <zamba> Harryy: yup
[00:58] <Harryy> k ill brb then
[00:58] <zamba> Harryy: auth.log*
[00:58] <Harryy> ye typo :d
[00:58] <zamba> will get you into trouble :)
[00:58] <zip> yeah...u dont need log
[00:58] <nexsja> celthunder, thank you for the article, it does answer all the questions i had :>
[00:58] <mdg> styol: at a command line try :  sudo iwlist scan
[00:59] <Harryy> zamba: * Reloading system log daemon...                                        [fail]
[00:59] <IsmAvatar> losher: thanks, I'll look into it
[00:59] <zip> celthunder, what was the link...sorry i was outside talking to my wife and drinking a jerimiahs "sweet tea" weed
[00:59] <styol> mdg interface doesnt support scanning, its now showing hte device still like it wasnt before :(
[00:59] <OttifantSir> !paste > OttifantSir
[01:00] <Harryy> hmm, firefox update
[01:00] <aaroninfidel> anyone use CS4 on ubuntu? I'm having problems.
[01:00] <styol> mdg lspci shows the card, lsmod does not, ifconfig / iwconfig does not show the interface
[01:00] <Harryy> zamba: do you know why it is failing to restart syslogd?
[01:00] <windwhinny> aaroninfidel， photoshop CS4?
[01:00] <zip> cs4 is a big waste of money in my opinion.....
[01:00] <aaroninfidel> windwhinny: yes sir.
[01:00] <Drained> "sorry the jockey backend crashed, please file a bug at: ubuntu-bug jockey-common try to recover by restarting backend."
[01:01] <Drained> it happends when i click hardware drivers.
[01:01] <todor943> can i get some help with some bitchy ati drivers?
[01:01] <zamba> Harryy: check your logs ;)
[01:01] <zip> i buy cs3...then cs4 comes out....u cant even have it installed on more than 2 machines....if you log in with it active at work or home...you get a license kill
[01:01] <Harryy> it won't make logs if the logdaemon isnt working? :3
[01:01] <mdg> styol: I found a guide on installing - it talks about the partitions
[01:01] <zamba> Harryy: that was the phun :p
[01:01] <ceil420> how can i get rid of these partition icons on my desktop?
[01:01] <Harryy> :(
[01:01] <zamba> Harryy: but try stopping it and the starting it
[01:01] <Harryy> heh, well how can I fix it? :P
[01:01] <Harryy> okay
[01:01] <styol> mdg reeeealllly? linkie sauce?
[01:01] <Mortis> I'm looking at switching to 'regular' ubuntu, from Xubuntu. Can someone give some insight on if my PC can handle it?
[01:01] <mdg> styol: http://www.ubuntumini.com/2008/10/installing-ubuntu-on-dell-inspiron-mini.html
[01:01] <Drained> Ceil, right click 'unmount volume'
[01:02] <zamba> it probably just whines because you've removed the files it created
[01:02] <Harryy> kk
[01:02] <Dr_Willis> Mortis:  most mondern pc's can..
[01:02] <todor943> i need some help with my 9200SE
[01:02] <ceil420> Drained, i don't wanna unmount the drive, i just want the icon gone
[01:02] <Dr_Willis> Mortis:  whats your system stats?
[01:02] <mankash> how easy to port existing ubuntu installation to new motherboard
[01:02] <zamba> mankash: very
[01:02] <m1dlg> hi guys, How do I force a check of my HDD if it's in use (like 'doze does during start up) I get warnings if I sudo fsck on my main drive and don't umount it first
[01:02] <mdg> styol: its says do manual install and not use swap partition
[01:02] <Drained> Blah, sorry i don't know then.
[01:02] <zamba> mankash: everything in linux is a file, so nothing it tied to the underlying hardware
[01:02] <ceil420> :|
[01:02] <zip> ceil420, unmount....then you should be able to free up that and move it..
[01:03] <ceil420> i don't like crap on my desktop
[01:03] <mankash> zamba: but kernel is
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> !fsck
[01:03] <barracuda> Hello Does any body familiar with installing TTYredirector onto ubuntu machine
[01:03] <Harryy> zamba: I re ran the syslogdaemon, and reran sshd, still did not make the .log file
[01:03] <styol> mdg interesting, im reading.. first thing i noticed was compatible flash drives, ive probably not got that right now
[01:03] <rayok> ooh.. how does one turn off the routine checking of drives when booting? or the bad shutdown check?
[01:03] <DeSian> casn install LAMP as one package to have mysql-server apache2 ..etc?
[01:03] <zamba> mankash: yeah, but if you're running ubuntu you're running a standard kernel and not one that's modified for specific hardware
[01:03] <m1dlg> ta DrWillis,
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> rayok:  see what teh bot said. :)
[01:03] <Drained> guys, are any of you having problems with "hardware drivers"
[01:03] <zamba> Harryy: try logging in and see what happens?
[01:03] <Drained> it keeps crashing for me :(
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> rayok:  its best to let the thing check...
[01:03] <mdg> styol: I thought you were running ubuntu from a USB flash drive on our mini
[01:04] <zamba> Harryy: and give it time to flush the log entries to disk
[01:04] <ceil420> zip, how do i not have an icon while the drive is mounted?
[01:04] <styol> mdg:  yeah i am thats what i meant
[01:04] <mankash> zamba: I can simply change the motherboard without touching ubuntu install
[01:04] <rayok> ok.. then is there anyway to tell which file(s) on the hd that make it stop for a while?
[01:04] <stew> DeSian: you need libapache2-mod-php5, mysql-server, php5-mysql
[01:04] <zamba> mankash: yup
[01:04] <styol> its just... a Sandisk MicroMate usb adapter for a Sandisk SD
[01:04] <Drained> h
[01:04] <mankash> zamba: thanks great
[01:04] <rayok> 522/1726 or something
[01:04] <Dr_Willis> Mortis:  thats plenty for ubuntu. More ram is always good. but ive ran ubuntu on 1/2 that machines power...
[01:04] <Drained> hello?, ANYONE else having problems connecting to jockey backend???
[01:04] <zamba> mankash: in theory, at least :)
[01:04] <Harryy> zamba: relogged in. "sudo nano /etc/log/auth.log" gives me "New File", and if I tab on "auth", it doesnt give me any options
[01:04] <zamba> mankash: but i'm pretty confident that it'll work just perfectly
[01:05] <styol> mdg just my particular usb stick isnt mentioned cause its a usb adapter with a sd plugin..
[01:05] <DeSian> stew, nice to see you her :) but bei command line installation was as one package LAMP server.
[01:05] <mankash> I will try
[01:05] <IsmAvatar> How do I enable the component called 'universe'?
[01:05] <zamba> IsmAvatar: System - Administration - Software Sources
[01:05] <styol> mdg and alrightie ill try the steps on this guide, i used guided to prepare the disk space so surely with appropriate instructions hopefully ill have a better experience hehe... thanks so much for the link
[01:05] <IsmAvatar> ah, thanks
[01:06] <Mortis> Thanks Doctor.
[01:06] <m1dlg> DrWillis, one more - I was copying some files (about 300Gb worth) from a folder on the desktop and the file browser windows and the file operations window disapeared and so did all my desktop icons too. I can't find the remaining 50odd gb folder on the desktop, has it gone, or will a fsck fix it?
[01:06] <donnybrasco> bucky: thanks that worked (even though it said I already had the same version installed)
[01:06] <mdg> styol: your welcome :)  Good luck and let us know how it goes
[01:06] <styol> mdg absolutely, will do.. should be a sec here hehe
[01:06] <aaroninfidel> anyone know how to get photoshop CS4 working on ubuntu 9.04?
[01:06] <Harryy> use GIMP
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> m1dlg:  hard to tell...  you were copying from a location on the hard drive.. to a 2nd location on the hard drive? or a 2nd drive?
[01:07] <rayok> aaroninfidel: which version of wine you using?
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | aaroninfidel
[01:07] <rayok> if 1.0.1, try the latest
[01:07] <m1dlg> Dr_Willis, Form dresktop to USB HDD
[01:07] <rayok> or that :)
[01:07] <Harryy> zamba: do you know anything else I should try to fix my log problem?
[01:08] <ceil420> how can i get rid of these partition icons on my desktop (while keeping the partition mounted)?
[01:08] <aaroninfidel> rayok, I've tried a few, but as of right now the latest 1.1.26 all of the installs after 1.1.17 from wineDB say are garbage...
[01:08] <Dr_Willis> m1dlg:  its possible  there was some sort of error on the usb hd and it stoped copying the files over as it crashed.
[01:08] <Drained> where is sources.list located??
[01:08] <rayok> Drained: /etc/apt/
[01:08] <Drained> it's etc/ then what
[01:08] <mankash> what is the command to know the ram usage?
[01:08] <Harryy> Drained: `sudo find . | grep sources'
[01:08] <Drained> OOH thanks rayok.
[01:08] <dio_> hello
[01:08] <stew> Drained: man sources.list
[01:08] <th0r> mankash: free
[01:09] <m1dlg> It's the files on the desktop thats missing, so I guess a HDD failure is iminent
[01:09] <aaroninfidel> rayok: and I can't find any versions lower then 1.1.18 that are supported by 9.04
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> Drained:  learn the command 'locate sources.list' :)
[01:09] <m1dlg> I'm going to try a go with spinrite tomorrow
[01:09] <Drained> and waste cpu searching for something that im in the directory of? no thanks.
[01:09] <maodun> i have a vpn connection up, such that i have an interface 'tun0'. i would like to route all my traffic through tun0 - it seems i can use 'route' to do this, but i don't know exactly what to do with route. is anyone familiar with it?
[01:09] <stew> DeSian: "aptitude search '~Dlibapache2-mod-php5~Dphp5-mysql~Dmysql-server'" would find packages depending on all three, but I dont' think there is one existing just for this purpose
[01:09] <rayok> hrm.. 1.0.1 comes with 9.04 right?
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> m1dlg:  so you 'copied' then lost the originals? thats not a good sign
[01:09] <DeSian> stew, thnx again
[01:10] <Harryy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1230796 <== Need help with SSHD logs if anyone knows how to fix my problem
[01:10] <aaroninfidel> rayok, it might, I could try an install on that version. but the lowest I've seen a successful install is 1.1.13
[01:10] <m1dlg> Dr_Willis, was cut and paste job - I needed to move stuff PDQ as I am going on holiday in a day and I needed to work on something that needed some space.
[01:11] <dahlia> does samba do any kind of file translation?
[01:11] <Dr_Willis> dahlia:  file name? or file data?
[01:11] <dahlia> data
[01:11] <rayok> hrm.. could have sworn someone installed it with 1.0.1.. i dunno though.. im a wilbur fan myself :)
[01:11] <stew> Harryy: sshd isn't the thing that makes auth.log is, your syslog daemon is.  if you remove the auth.log file, you'll have to restart your syslog daemon (or send it a SIGHUP) to make it reopen the logfiles
[01:11] <myself> im a fan of u
[01:12] <rayok> aww
[01:12] <dhalsimm> hello everybody, I want to make a link of a file to /usr/bin, I tried this "sudo ln -s ~/redcar/bin/redcar /usr/bin/redcar" ... this is working but when I try to run it, it still looks for files in /usr/bin instead of redcar's own directory. So it gives a error like not found file. I would like this to work. thanks
[01:12] <Harryy> stew: I tried that too; did not remake the file ;___;
[01:12] <rayok> i should start a blog :P
[01:12] <stew> Harryy: what process does 'fuser /var/log/auth.log.1' report as having it open?
[01:12] <jefinc> dhalsimm: you can setup a link to it using -ln I believe
[01:13] <Harryy> stew: I already deleted those log files.. :| they do not exist anymore
[01:13] <jefinc> dhalsimm: oops I obviously didn't read clear enough
[01:13] <Drained> ok i'll try one last time... does anyone else have a problem downloading from ubuntu's backend?
[01:13] <IsmAvatar> bummer, looks like my partition table's lost
[01:14] <Drained> ismAvatar: i feel you, i just reformated my ENTIRE drive, and reinstalled windows and ubuntu.
[01:14] <rayok> Drained: try exlax :P
[01:14] <mankash> what is the latest version of kernel version ubuntu is using?
[01:14] <Harryy> stew: when I reload-or-restart the syslogd, I get "chown: cannot access `/var/log/auth.log': No such file or directory"
[01:14] <Drained> no Rayok, it was a serious question..
[01:14] <rayok> sorry
[01:14] <Drained> -14 mankash.
[01:14] <dhalsimm> jefinc: np :)
[01:14] <ox> hey! if i want to re-compile kernel i must copy .config into /boot ? thanks
[01:14] <spO> gnome desktop environment relies on ~/.gconf files and ~/Desktop directory, right? anything else that is needed?
[01:14] <Dr_Willis> ox:  .config does not go to /boot/
[01:14] <IsmAvatar> Drained: fortunately, I keep all my data on a separate disk and backed up, so all I lost was Windows and Linux, but still, Windows is a pain to reinstall
[01:14] <Drained> Yeah, idk i can't update my graphics drivers it tells me to "try to restart ubuntu's back end"
[01:14] <Harryy> Omg. chmodding it worked
[01:14] <Harryy> thanks
[01:15] <ironfoot_495> HI all I can't seem toget on #php is there another option?
[01:15] <m1dlg> Dr_Willis, Manythanks Will give it a go with the sudo shutdown -F -r now command in a second. Ta
[01:15] <ox> Dr_Willis then ?
[01:15] <dare> ironfoot, ask in #freenode
[01:15] <Drained> IsmAvatar: i just finished coding a Registry backup that happends right before shutdown, so if i loose a parition, i can save the drive :)
[01:15] <Drained> E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[01:15] <Drained> E: Unable to lock the download directory
[01:16] <dhalsimm> anyone knows about linking? or should I use nautilus to make links
[01:16] <Drained> oops, i thought it would stay on 1 line. but i keep getting those errors...
[01:16]  * bucky hands ironfoot_495 a /join ##php
[01:16] <nuada1234> drained, do you have another package manager running?
[01:16] <Drained> nope...
[01:16] <rayok> dhalsimm: man ln
[01:16] <davi_> my jaunty is halting on a black screen when switching users... anyone seen something like that before?
[01:16] <nuada1234> or running it with sudo?
[01:16] <spO> if i add a new user, what default configuration files get added to that user'?
[01:16] <Drained> i had sudo su, open in my terminal..
[01:17] <donnybrasco> I have a question about synaptic: when should one select 'mark for removal' vs 'mark for complete removal'?
[01:17] <Drained> even after closing that, it failed :(
[01:17] <ironfoot_495> ok I'll try it thanks? Bucky
[01:17] <Drained> Gah, i can't install anything from package manager :(
[01:18] <ceil420> donnybrasco, i think 'complete removal' also removes configuration files and files that it depends on but nothing else does
[01:18] <nuada1234> donnybrasco, mark for complete removal also removes configuration files afaik.. it's the same as doing 'apt-get --purge remove <pkg>' in a terminal.. the normal remove omits the --purge option
[01:18] <dare> fuser -v /var/cache/apt/archives/lock
[01:18] <mdg> styol: having any luck?
[01:18] <zip> and more....
[01:19] <dare> Drained, ^
[01:19] <bucky> Drained: that error means you've got another instance of synaptic open somewhere
[01:19] <Drained> yes i saw :     root       3661 F.... jockey-backend
[01:19] <dare> then kill -9 the PID
[01:19] <Dr_Willis> donnybrasco:  also remember that neither of those will remove the USERS config files...
[01:19] <zip> can we say botnet??????
[01:19] <dare> kill -9 3661
[01:19] <styol> mdg just started the actual install process, got the same warning i took a picture of
[01:19] <Drained> buckey: no it doesn't, it has to do with the way it's downloading them.
[01:19] <ironfoot_495> bucky it didn't work it went to a overflow of some kind???
[01:19] <donnybrasco> so why would you want to keep the config file if you're removing a program?
[01:19] <nuada1234> perhaps you are just reinstalling it and want to keep all your settings
[01:19] <deexannihilate> mdg: guess what?
[01:19] <zip> so he can reconfigure it if the package is missing it ;)
[01:20] <styol> mdg same warning as in http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/9215/quickshottrfdh.png
[01:20] <mdg> deexannihilate: hi!
[01:20] <Drained> hello there Deex, did you get that netbook to work lol?
[01:20] <ceil420> how can i get rid of these partition icons on my desktop (while keeping the partition mounted)?
[01:20] <Dr_Willis> donnybrasco:  think long and hard about that.. when you got 100+ users who may or may not have their own perosnal version installed.. and you want the admin tools  to go throguh their home dirs and remove files.. Not a good idea
[01:20] <mdg> deexannihilate: Okay, I'll guess what??
[01:20] <Dr_Willis> donnybrasco:  what if you reinstalled the app 3 min later.. You just erased everyones customized settings. :)
[01:20] <bucky> ironfoot_495: worked for me.. 490 users  oh.. is your nick registered?
[01:20] <mdg> styol: you did choose use whole drive right?
[01:21] <deexannihilate> drained: kind of. I reinstalled remix using the flashcard
[01:21] <zip> ceil420, no idea...but if you got some green like you name implies..I might figure it out...
[01:21] <spO> if i add a new user, where does that new user get its default configuration files from?
[01:21] <Dr_Willis> donnybrasco:  system configs are handled by the admin.. user configs.. are left to the user.
[01:21] <styol> mdg yeah for sure its less then 4 gigs tho apparently
[01:21] <deexannihilate> mdg: the wireless kind of works!
[01:21] <rww> spO: /etc/skel/
[01:21] <mdg> deexannihilate: yah!
[01:21] <ceil420> zip, still working on that "transmitting green over tcp/ip" thing
[01:21] <ironfoot_495> Do i have to be registered??
[01:21] <raulh> E: Unable to lock the download directory, BLA still getting the error :\
[01:21] <andresj> hello, how do i stop ssh from asking me "Enter passphrase for key ${HOME}/.ssh/id_rsa'" every time I try to connect to a server?
[01:21] <dare> raulh, full error?
[01:22] <rayok> ceil420: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=128384 ?
[01:22] <mdg> styol: did you install everything in one partition or did you choose to the separate home partition?
[01:22] <zip> ceil420, keep it up....that will be the next ebake.com
[01:22] <deexannihilate> mdg: it worked at starbucks this morning with the usual slowness, but it isn't working in my house. so, I presume the router above my head is a problem
[01:22] <styol> andresj: you cant, that will happen every time you encounter a new server... after it happens once tho, it wont happen again to the same server
[01:22] <raulh> E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)E: Unable to lock the download directory
[01:22] <spO> rww, what about files for when that user starts a desktop session?
[01:22] <ceil420> rayok, forgot about the forums :x cheers
[01:22] <dare> raulh, fuser -v /var/cache/apt/archives/lock
[01:22] <dare> then kill -9 the PID number
[01:22] <raulh> i already did it didn't help
[01:22] <bucky> andresj: google for bypass passphrase key for ssh
[01:22] <andresj> styol, it keeps asking me, even though I connect to the same server
[01:22] <styol> mdg everything in one partition, this is just a test comp for an in-store application we're developing
[01:22] <andresj> it used to not ask me for anything
[01:23] <styol> andresj: that is not normal i dont believe, or for some reason its not saving the keys in ssh_hosts or whatever file it was
[01:23] <DeSian> stew, founde it "tasksel install lamp-server" that es what i nedd :)
[01:23] <andresj> and I'm not sure what I changed so now it asks me every time
[01:23] <mdg> deexannihilate: hmm..... thinking
[01:23] <mdg> anyone know if ubuntu will let you check db strength of signal?
[01:23] <spO> can i make it so a user exists, but that user cannot login via telnet, ssh, nor remote desktop or freenx ?
[01:23] <styol> mdg i did like the /home partition idea but its not applicable hehe
[01:23] <ceil420> what's this "Configuration Editor" called in 9.04?
[01:24] <raulh> ceil "gedit"?
[01:24] <trism> ceil420 gconf-editor on the command line works
[01:24] <rayok> ceil420: its gconf-editor
[01:24] <styol> mdg lol no error... but system froze, should i leave it?
[01:24] <ceil420> cheers@u2
[01:24] <raulh> ok i'm going to restart to see if it is a packager problem..
[01:24] <raulh> brb..
[01:24] <rayok> ceil420: its in the menu, just not shown by default i think.. edit menu and should be in there
[01:24] <mdg> styol: did you use ext2 for install?
[01:24] <styol> yeah
[01:24] <bucky> andresj: did you hose up your permissions/ownership in ~/.ssh
[01:24] <spO> i want to makea  user so i people can access drives remotely via samba, but that no one can login via ssh,telnet nor desktop
[01:24] <rww> spO: I think they're generated by gconf from the stuff in /var/lib/gconf/, but I'm not sure.
[01:24] <mdg> styol: it just froze - you mean the install?
[01:25] <ceil420> rayok, i got it, thanks :)
[01:25] <spO> thanks
[01:25] <styol> mdg yeah whole computer froze, during install... 15%
[01:25] <rayok> :)
[01:25] <andresj> bucky: drwx------  2 andres andres    4096 2009-05-18 23:23 .ssh
[01:25] <styol> mdg mouse locked up etc.. think i gotta reboot this beyotch
[01:25] <andresj> -rw-r--r-- 1 andres andres 7432 2009-05-18 23:23 known_hosts
[01:25] <mdg> styol: sounds like a reboot wouldn't hurt
[01:25] <styol> andresj: i guess you could try upping hte permissions but i dunno
[01:25] <styol> mdg alrightie
[01:25] <spO> sp0, do you know how to make it so no one can login as as user and the user is only for samba remote access to disks?
[01:26] <andresj> styol: hum... very weird
[01:26] <mdg> can iwlist scan show db strength?
[01:26] <deexannihilate> mdg: I also wanted to try installing the new one. let me find the link, perhaps you can help if you don't mind!
[01:26] <styol> andresj: indeed that is weird ive never encountered that... ive only encountered the key changing
[01:26] <mdg> deexannihilate: I can try :)
[01:27] <XKCD64> I want to thank to Ubuntu community for being so helpful when I need it.  Thanks guys!
[01:27] <davi_> anyone knows the issue on ubuntu halting when switching users?
[01:27] <andresj> styol, bucky: hum... I'll look it up in the Wiki, then. :) thank you! :D
[01:28] <Wicked> !midori
[01:28] <styol> no prob andresj
[01:28] <davi_> !subversion
[01:28] <navatwo> guys, so in my terminal, I get loads of ? symbols for different characters, I am already usin UTF-8, any other suggestions to get the actual characters
[01:28] <navatwo> (This is for irssi, sorry for not saying that in first line)
[01:29] <mdg> styol: when you installed, do you remember if sda1 was marked as the mount point (had a / under the column header of "mount")
[01:29] <styol> mdg i actually didnt notice that
[01:29] <Brando753> guys flash videos dont play for me any more, what do i do?
[01:29] <styol> Brando753: tried reinstalling flash? restarting browser? rebooting computer?
[01:29] <mdg> styol: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ubuntu1501/2946895135/
[01:30] <Brando753> yup
[01:30] <navatwo> Brando753: you have the latest plugins? Try doing "sudo apt-get update"
[01:30] <styol> mdg ah yeah for sure, i made sure to mount it at /
[01:30] <navatwo> restart your browser, see what happens
[01:30] <deexannihilate> mdg: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne scroll down to wireless module
[01:30] <navatwo> guys, so in my terminal, I get loads of ? symbols for different characters, I am already usin UTF-8, any other suggestions to get the actual characters. This is when I run irssi
[01:30] <zamba> navatwo: screen?
[01:30] <Brando753> i have
[01:31] <mankash> does anybody know when is ubuntu coming up with kernel version 2.6.30?
[01:31] <navatwo> zamba: what do you mean?
[01:31] <zamba> navatwo: ok, then you're not using screen :,)
[01:31] <ctmjr> mdg: to answer your question iwlist does have the signal strength
[01:31] <zamba> navatwo: 'locale' says what?
[01:31] <deexannihilate> mdg: i'm hoping this will work! I attempted it this morning. I entered the first line and it went through and then the wireless disconnected
[01:31] <navatwo> en_CA.UTF-8
[01:31] <zamba> navatwo: æøå
[01:32] <navatwo> I can see those.
[01:32] <zamba> navatwo: then you're using utf-8 just fine
[01:32] <navatwo> zamba: no, im not =/
[01:32] <linuxguy2009> navatwo: What characters are being represented by "?"?
[01:32] <styol> mdg wow yeah looks like something fuct up hard this last time... cant boot into the usb stick anymore, looks like im gonna have to remake it
[01:32] <navatwo> I cant see the >> character, where the >> is one char rather than tw
[01:32] <zamba> navatwo: oh? why not? if you're not, how could you read the characters i wrote?
[01:33] <navatwo> its just a few chars that are messed up
[01:33] <mdg> deexannihilate: you mean the "wireless broken in Intrepid" section?
[01:33] <mdg> styol: you using regular ubuntu or ubuntu netbook remix?
[01:33] <styol> using the one directly from dells site
[01:33] <deexannihilate> mdg: it is under installing ubuntu
[01:33] <zamba> navatwo: like what?
[01:34] <navatwo> uhm
[01:34] <navatwo> one sec
[01:34] <raulh> Ok, well the restart seem's to have fixed the packaging problem o.o.
[01:34] <deexannihilate> dg: oh geez. i didn't realize it was 8.10 cancel that :(
[01:34] <mdg> styol: oh.  You have a link to that particular .iso?
[01:34] <navatwo> zamba: http://irssi.org/themefiles/aka.png notice the arrows after the colon>
[01:34] <mankash> is it difficult to make access point in  ubuntu using wireless card?
[01:34] <aaroninfidel> can someone tell me how to compile wine on ubuntu 9.04?
[01:35] <trism> so you can't see »  ?
[01:35] <navatwo> I saw the first one
[01:35] <mdg> deexannihilate: "installing ubuntu intrepid ibex on 8.10 on ace aspire one?
[01:35] <raulh> mankash: is your wifi card supported?
[01:35] <navatwo> but not the second
[01:35] <navatwo> wait
[01:35] <navatwo> I saw that arrow thing
[01:35] <trism> I only did one
[01:35] <FloodBot2> navatwo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:35] <navatwo> =/
[01:35] <linuxguy2009> aaroninfidel: Why compile it? You can download the newest build directly from the winehq repo.
[01:35] <deexannihilate> mdg: yes. I didn't realize it was under 8.10
[01:35] <mankash> yes in managed mode, I don't know about master mode?
[01:35] <aaroninfidel> linuxguy2009: because I need a specific version that runs Photoshop CS4.
[01:35] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay, we are on same page
[01:35] <mankash> raulh: yes in managed mode, I don't know about master mode?
[01:35] <styol> mdg yeah for sure one sec
[01:36] <raulh> mankash: well it's not hard at all, and if u can't get it to work with the linux drivers you could try to use ndiswrapper?
[01:36] <linuxguy2009> aaroninfidel: Given Gimp a good try?
[01:36] <mdg> deexannihilate: then the "wireless" section directly under that?
[01:36] <mixer_> ubuntu.it
[01:37] <navatwo> bah
[01:37] <aaroninfidel> linuxguy2009: yes, it doesn't fit my needs.
[01:37] <navatwo> this character isnt a huge deal
[01:37] <navatwo> just annoying
[01:37] <navatwo> .w 4
[01:37] <raulh> hmmmmmm... "hardware drivers" crashes and freezes my system everytime i run it anyone ever encounter this problem??
[01:37] <mankash> raulh: how to do it using linux wireless drivers
[01:37] <deexannihilate> mdg: that is what I was looking at
[01:37] <raulh> mankash: i've never setup a wifi card using the linux drivers, but try "network settings"
[01:38] <styol> mdg http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/9215/quickshottrfdh.png
[01:38] <deexannihilate> mdg: but I didn't realize it was 8.10, so it won't be compatible with remix 9.04 right?
[01:38] <styol> mdg doh http://linux.dell.com/wiki/index.php/Ubuntu_8.04/OS_Reinstallation
[01:39] <Kingsy101> anyone in here ever used the app Team Veiwer under WINE?
[01:39] <linuxguy2009> Kingsy101: maybe try #winehq?
[01:39] <raulh> king: it only works for you to connect to other people it wont work with them remoting you.
[01:39] <mdg> deexannihilate: yeah, we need to find the 9.04
[01:39] <deexannihilate> mdg: ethernet card also doesn't work out of the box for D250. Download AR813X-linux-v1.0.0.8.tar.gz from http://partner.atheros.com/Drivers.aspx and install it manually. Ignore gzip warnings about "trailing garbage".
[01:39] <Kingsy101> cool, will do thanks
[01:40] <deexannihilate> mdg: we attempted this the other day, but that specific driver they mention isn't available on that page that I can find
[01:40] <raulh> "sorry the jockey backend crashed. plesae file a bug at: ubuntu-bug jockey-common "trying to recover by restarting backend"
[01:40] <mdg> styol: you made a cd/dvd?
[01:40] <raulh> that's the error i get after a 15 minute "hardware drivers" downloading and installing screen.
[01:41] <blognewb> are these the same? sudo -i == su -
[01:41] <blognewb> ??
[01:41] <styol> mdg i made a usb flash drive using UNetBootin and i think this was the link where i got the actual download from http://linux.dell.com/wiki/index.php/Ubuntu_8.04
[01:41] <styol> mdg dell mini 8.04 direct download iso: http://linux.dell.com/files/ubuntu/hardy/iso-images/ubuntu-8.04.1-dell-reinstall.iso
[01:42] <mdg> deexannihilate: I found a linking page with the ethernet driver
[01:42] <raulh> anyone? sorry the jockey backend crashed. plesae file a bug at: ubuntu-bug jockey-common "trying to recover by restarting backend"
[01:43] <mdg> styol: thanks for that link :)
[01:43] <styol> mdg my pleasure
[01:44] <raulh> Guess nobody's ever encountered it installing nividia 180 prop drivers..
[01:44] <deexannihilate> mdg; the thing about that page that confused me: I am almost certain there were two drivers under Family Linux last week when we looked at it
[01:44] <leet4christ> Hey, I've heard there's a way to route DirectX through OpenGL. Truth?
[01:44] <mankash> lspci is showing my wireless card but ifconfig and iwconfig do not?
[01:44] <linuxguy2009> raulh: Whats going on? errors with nvidia driver installation?
[01:44] <mdg> deexannihilate: I have followed the driver link yet.
[01:44] <mdg> deexannihilate: you have already reinstalled 9.04 right?
[01:44] <Brando753> guys whenever i try to install something i get this error
[01:45] <Brando753> Failed to fetch http://mirrors.easynews.com/linux/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nspr/libnspr4-dev_4.7.3-0ubuntu2_i386.deb 403 Forbidden
[01:45] <raulh> linuxguy2009: it's the entire "hardware drivers" thing in system>administration
[01:45] <Brando753> Failed to fetch http://mirrors.easynews.com/linux/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nss/libnss3-dev_3.12.2~rc1-0ubuntu2_i386.deb 403 Forbidden
[01:45] <deexannihilate> mdg: yes and the wireless exists! :)
[01:45] <raulh> everytime i go to it it loads and tells me 180 etc, etc, then i click activate it tells me downloading
[01:45] <ox> hey is mkboot --device /fd0 (create boot into floopy)?
[01:45] <raulh> and it stays hang-time for like 15 minutes
[01:45] <raulh> telling me sorry the jockey backend crashed. plesae file a bug at: ubuntu-bug jockey-common "trying to recover by restarting backend"
[01:45] <styol> Brando753: yeah thats not something you can control, however you are trying to retrieve that file is forbidden by the server
[01:45] <mdg> deexannihilate: so we are the ethernet driver right?
[01:45] <styol> Brando753: try an alternate method of downloading it like directly from a web browser
[01:45] <raulh> then it locks my Cache folder so i cannot use package manager.
[01:45] <deexannihilate> mdg: yes.
[01:46] <Brando753> that was a .deb file,  i have also tryed synaptic and add and remove all files have the same problem
[01:46] <mdg> deexannihilate: Okay.  Let me follow the driver link I found ... hold on...
[01:46] <raulh> linuxguy2009: any ideas??
[01:47] <leet4christ> erk. driver for skullcandy icon headphones?
[01:47] <mdg> deexannihilate: you know - there were 2 drivers listed the other day
[01:47] <Brando753> so what do i do, i cant update, i cant install, i cant use .deb files or use synaptic???
[01:47] <leet4christ> can't adjust the volume a bit.. and i can't find on synaptic
[01:47] <linuxguy2009> raulh: Ok so are you getting this error while downloading from nvidia.com or during the actual driver install?
[01:48] <raulh> linuxguy2009: like i said it's the entire "hardware drivers" in system>administration>hardware drivers
[01:48] <mdg> deexannihilate: go ahead and redownload:  http://partner.atheros.com/Drivers.aspx AR8AFamily-linux-v1.0.0.10.tar.gz
[01:48] <mankash> how to reset network configuration applet on the taskbar on the top
[01:48] <Brando753> what do i do
[01:48] <bucky> deexannihilate: it's the same version as in the repos why don't you apt-get it?
[01:48] <linuxguy2009> raulh: Oh well just go around it and go to nvidia.com they have much newer driver there anyhow.
[01:48] <mankash> it is not working properly
[01:48] <raulh> Yeah i found a direct method
[01:48] <raulh> sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180 <==
[01:48] <myself> UNBAN DINOJERK
[01:48] <leet4christ> mankash: right click it, uncheck "enable networking", and then recheck it
[01:49] <mdg> bucky: good idea
[01:49] <raulh> but i have to restart my computer because that Hardware driver crash locked down my /cache/apt/archives/lock directory.
[01:49] <raulh> I'll let you know how it goes brb.
[01:49] <mdg> bucky: does it use that same name?
[01:49] <Brando753> anyone, any ideas
[01:49] <bucky> mdg: sudo apt-get install libnss3-dev
[01:49] <styol> Brando753: 403 forbidden is a web server error that is likely not something thats an issue on your end, and likely not something you can control... perhaps that repo is having temporary issues
[01:49] <deexannihilate> mdg: apt-get  AR8AFamily-linux-v1.0.0.10.tar.gz?
[01:49] <linuxguy2009> raulh: What do you mean it locks down your package archive folder?
[01:49] <mdg> bucky: whats libnss3-dev?
[01:49] <mankash> leer4christ: although network is working it is showing red cross, I did what you said no success
[01:50] <sam\> Hey guys i am running ubuntu-server on some old laptop with no screen if i could setup gnome would i be able to vnc (remote desktop) if i could somehow set it up to auto login, any ideas?
[01:50] <Brando753> its been like this for 3 months i cant install anything, my other ubuntu computer can
 Failed to fetch http://mirrors.easynews.com/linux/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nss/libnss3-dev_3.12.2~rc1-0ubuntu2_i386.deb 403 Forbidden
[01:50] <mdg> deexannihilate: hold on..
[01:50] <bucky> Brando753: : sudo apt-get install libnss3-dev
[01:50] <Dr_Willis> Brando753:  you added some unioffical repo at easynews?
[01:50] <mdg> deexannihilate: oh, that wasn't for us...
[01:50] <Dr_Willis> or is that a real mirror? it dont look familer..
[01:50] <linuxguy2009> raulh: I think apt-get puts packages in /var/cache/apt/archives as well.
[01:50] <Brando753> probably its been a good while
[01:50] <styol> linuxguy2009: raulh already left the room
[01:51] <mdg> deexannihilate: let me see if I can see the ar81...
[01:51] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok. thanks again!
[01:51] <styol> Brando753: bucky is suggesting you do --   sudo apt-get install libnss3-dev
[01:51] <Dr_Willis> Brando753:  theres no files at all at --> http://mirrors.easynews.com/  that i see...
[01:51] <Lostinspac_46> I want to be able to open .pyc and .so files.
[01:51] <linuxguy2009> styol: didnt notice sorry
[01:52] <Brando753> sudo apt-get dosent work either 1 min for pastebin
[01:52] <Dr_Willis> Brando753:  you may want to pastebin your sources.list also
[01:52] <styol> linuxguy2009: oh nah its all good just was reading the backlog and noticed that perspire not once but twice hehe
[01:52] <Brando753> http://pastebin.com/m3486a55e
[01:52] <Brando753> where is sources.list?
[01:53] <mdg> deexannihilate: nope, we have to download from that link - I suggest downloading it fresh
[01:53] <Brando753> Dr_Willis: where is sources.list?
[01:53] <mdg> styol: how did you make you flash drive image?
[01:53] <fission62> how do i show all mounted drives
[01:54] <styol> mdg using UNetBootin -- a windows application to take an iso and make a bootable flash drive out of it
[01:54] <styol> its magic
[01:54] <linuxguy2009> fission62: places menu
[01:54] <deexannihilate> mdg: to the desktop?
[01:54] <Brando753> so what now?
[01:54] <fission62> yea i mean in the terminal, i want to take a partition and repartition it to /, is that possible
[01:55] <mdg> styol: oh okay  :)  I tried that before - it does work slick  :)  Back then I didn't know how to boot from USB, but I figured it out recently :) :)
[01:55] <mdg> deexannihilate: yes
[01:55] <raulh> linuxguy2009: hey man if you ever encounter people asking about ubuntu's backend problem let them know about sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180 :)
[01:55] <linuxguy2009> fission62: You mean you want to move your ubuntu install to a new bigger drive or something?
[01:55] <styol> mdg yeah dude its pretty awesome, im very thankful for such a tool, and have no idea how i found it but thats now the lovely internet works :)
[01:55] <styol> linuxguy2009 raulh be back hehe
[01:55] <Brando753> guys what now
[01:55] <Dr_Willis> Brando753:  in /etc/apt looks to me like you got a server in there thats no longer working
[01:55] <fission62> i want to delete a partition and add space to my current wubi install
[01:56] <Dr_Willis> fission62:  not sure thats doable with Wubi.
[01:56] <linuxguy2009> raulh: Yeah new poeple might not know it but experienced user know that apt-get is pretty handy.
[01:56] <raulh> that thing was driving me insane >_>
[01:56] <Dr_Willis> fission62:  you could make a ext3/2 partition perhaps and access it via wubi. as a data drive.. but not sure if that doealbe either..
[01:56] <felix_> can anyone help me to configure thunderbird to catch emails from a hotmail account? i need to know the servers
[01:56] <Brando753> here is my sources.list paste bin http://pastebin.com/m4d4411b0
[01:57] <linuxguy2009> raulh: If you have a newer card the drivers from nvidia.com are much better BTW.
[01:57] <fission62> lvpm is cool, my first step is to just delete a partition in ubuntu
[01:57] <felix_> can anyone help me to configure thunderbird to catch emails from a hotmail account? i need to know the servers POP/IMAP
[01:57]  * g073nks shouts argh!!! ndiswrapper is still not working
[01:57] <raulh> im on a 8600GTS it's not "officially" supported because it's a 8600GT overclocked with a MUCH better heatsink & fan.
[01:57] <linuxguy2009> felix_: Check the hotmail help section for that info.
[01:57] <felix_> linuxguy2009, i did but i didn't find anything
[01:58] <trism> g073nks: module still not there?
[01:58] <deexannihilate> mdg: i'm going to have to dl it on my desktop and transfer it. the wireless won't connect here
[01:58] <linuxguy2009> felix_: Officially supprted by what?
[01:58] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay - I'm reading up on steps while I wait :)
[01:58] <linuxguy2009> oops sorry. I meant raulh:
[01:58] <pedromenezes> Is there a way to detect when a determinated HD get mount on Ubuntu, then it executes a shell script?
[01:58] <Brando753> now what?
[01:58] <felix_> linuxguy2009, when i clic on help nothing opens. im using firefox 2
[01:58] <linuxguy2009> felix_: if they dont have info for it then they dont support third party mail clients.
[01:59] <deexannihilate> rauhl: do i need to reformat the ipod to get it to work?
[01:59] <raulh> Felix_: what email service are you trying to use?
[01:59] <felix_> raulh, hotmail
[01:59] <raulh> Deex you still having problems?!!?
[01:59] <linuxguy2009>  raulh: Your card isnt officialy supported by what?
[01:59] <sfmadmax> e
[02:00] <MK13> i have a FreeBSD install on one of my partitions that create alot of entries in my places menu "http://www.picpaste.com/Screenshot.jpg" is there any way to take just the ones from FreeBSD off?
[02:00] <raulh> Felix_: hotmail wont let you do it.
[02:00] <raulh> Felix_ they made it so only @msn (paying) customers can do it.
[02:00] <sfmadmax> hotmail should let you use pop/imap
[02:00] <hbx> yea hotmail on ubuntu sux
[02:00] <raulh> sfmadmax: microsoft removed that function because it detoured from the add's.
[02:00] <felix_> raulh, then how i could, in the past, set the imap and pop in outlook express?
[02:00] <linuxguy2009> felix_: If a mail service supports mail clients they require a help page for settings otherwise they dont support it. I know Gmail does for sure.
[02:00] <raulh> Deex, i think that would be a good idea.
[02:01] <felix_> sfmadmax, is right
[02:01] <Brando753> guys what should i do????
[02:01] <raulh> felix_: "PAST"
[02:01] <ctmjr> Brando753: you need to find a different mirror for your sources list look in software sources there is an option in there to change it
[02:01] <sfmadmax> perhaps raulh is correct
[02:01] <sfmadmax> i dont use hotmail either
[02:01] <sfmadmax> so I really would not know...
[02:01] <felix_> raulh, MS surely shows that info, but my browser denyes to open the link
[02:01] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok. it is transfered
[02:02] <raulh> because you don't have a premium account.
[02:02] <Brando753> i dont see how to
[02:02] <sfmadmax> sfmadmax: hi
[02:02] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay
[02:02] <deexannihilate> rauhl: should i just run it through itunes in windows to make life easier
[02:02] <deexannihilate> ?
[02:02] <raulh> They removed the option of using outlook express & other types of clients from using it because of the advertisements.
[02:02] <raulh> Deex: what do you mean?
[02:02] <linuxguy2009>  raulh: Thats funny stuff.
[02:03] <raulh> yeah one day i got on Tbird and it just rejected my connection..
[02:03] <Brando753> i seriously need help :( i have to be able to install stuff :(
[02:03] <raulh> then i got
[02:03] <MK13> raulh, who removed the option of outlook express?
[02:03] <deexannihilate> raulh: when I plug it in through windows iTunes automatically does it. or is there an easy way to format it in ubuntu
[02:03] <raulh> Broadband which gave me a free @msn and that worked..
[02:03] <linuxguy2009> Brando753: Whats up?
[02:04] <styol> mdg i might just need a clean pair of shorts, its gotten past where the system froze last time and so far... no error......
[02:04] <mdg> deexannihilate: I lost my page ...can you relink me
[02:04] <Brando753> just fixed it thanks ctjmr
[02:05] <styol> mdg you haz paypal? :)
[02:05] <mdg> styol: I know that feeling..
[02:05] <iceroot> !info squirrelmail
[02:05] <mdg> styol: no
[02:05] <styol> mdg boo i wouldve sent you some money as tip
[02:05] <mdg> styol: thanks! :) but jobs not done yet
[02:05] <ctmjr> Brando753: good job am on a debian machine right now and it is different so was trying to remember the settings
[02:06] <deexannihilate> mdg: http://partner.atheros.com/Drivers.aspx or https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne
[02:06] <styol> mdg indeed perhaps im getting ahead of myself but its lookin good, its actually progressing, previously it would have failed already
[02:06] <Brando753> whats the main diffrences between debian and ubuntu, i wasnt sure if i should make a debian machine
[02:06] <raulh> Debian and ubuntu aren't really compareable..
[02:07] <mdg> deexannihilate: thanks!
[02:07] <raulh> It's like comparing a Dad to his Son..
[02:07] <MK13> Brando753, Ubuntu is based on debian
[02:07] <raulh> mk13: yeah thats what i was trying to say, xD
[02:07] <mdg> deexannihilate: it says to install it manually, but most importantly to ignore the errors about trailing garbage
[02:07] <Brando753> im aware thats y im asking what is diffrent?
[02:07] <styol> Brando753: well for one ubuntu has a GUI hehe
[02:07] <mdg> deexannihilate: so from a command line you need to move to the desktop directory:  cd desktop
[02:08] <styol> or do i now no shizz and debian did too?
[02:08] <Brando753> so does debian
[02:08] <sam\> lulz
[02:08] <BitTorrent> thank all. i quit
[02:08] <MK13> raulh, I am on dialup so my responses are slowed down :|
[02:08] <styol> did debian have all the extra effects and stuff
[02:08] <linuxguy2009> Brando753: Linux on any distro is pretty much the same the differences are in the desktop environment and chosen apps for the most part.
[02:08] <raulh> no Brando: debian is a base system, it has no desktop environment by default.
[02:08] <Flannel> erm
[02:08] <raulh> mk13: lol alright.
[02:08] <Flannel> No, that's not accurate.
[02:09] <gogeta> raulh: debian linux has a gui lol
[02:09] <linuxguy2009> raulh: Debian comes with gnome out of the box
[02:09] <gogeta> they use gnome
[02:09] <styol> we're all wrong!
[02:09] <Flannel> However, for the debian / ubuntu differences, can we move this conversation to #ubuntu-offtopic? thanks
[02:09] <thiebaude> debian has a gui
[02:09] <mdg> deexannihilate: let me know when you are at the desktop directory, from a command line
[02:09] <Brando753> ya i thought debian had a desktop enviroment
[02:09] <raulh> oh well not the version i used, but that was like 2002.
[02:09] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: is ashamed of ubuntus father. its sad. hehe
[02:09] <bucky> people in #debian know how to google
[02:09] <gogeta> lol\
[02:09] <bucky> there are less dumb questions in #debian
[02:10] <gogeta> LOL
[02:10] <Flannel> linuxguy2009: This channel is for Ubuntu support, not meta-discussion.
[02:10] <thiebaude> bucky, haha
[02:10] <sfmadmax> hehe
[02:10] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: sorry I thought you had a sence of humor. my bad.
[02:10] <MK13> any one know how to get rid of these extra entries on the Places menu? "http://www.picpaste.com/Screenshot.jpg"
[02:11] <dianita> ubuntu-es
[02:11] <mankash> how to reset network configuration applet on the taskbar on the top, it is not working properly
[02:11] <thiebaude> !es
[02:12] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: Do mods help give out advice or just yell at folks?
[02:12] <mdg> MK13: you got a lot of drives there :)
[02:12] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: BTW are you a mod?
[02:13] <MK13> mdg: they are all the same drive (different partitions)
[02:13] <AsgardBeast> The Purple 8 Ball says:  Unclear
[02:13] <bucky> MK13: unmount your removable storage before you unplug them?
[02:13] <Flannel> linuxguy2009: Please help this channel stay ontopic, go to #ubuntu-offtopic for non-support discussion.
[02:13] <raulh> linuxguy2009: 185 drivers much better then 180 or is there not much of a diffrence?
[02:13] <mdg> MK13: wow!  I couldn't get that set up if I were trying LOL
[02:13] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok
[02:13] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: I see so your not a mod. hehe Dont be a troll.
[02:13] <MK13> bucky, they are partitions of the same hard drive, they are just FreeBSD slices that can't be mounted in ubuntu so i don't want them shown
[02:13] <blognewb> HELLO! Is there any reference or book like "Ubuntu Web Server for Dummies" that exists somewhere?!
[02:14] <mdg> deexannihilate: you are in your desktop directory, in a terminal?
[02:14] <linuxguy2009> raulh:  There newer. Better support for newer cards.
[02:14] <raulh> LAMP is pretty self explanitory blownewb.
[02:14] <Flannel> !apache | blognewb
[02:14] <styol> linuxguy2009: i think the only moderator is the floodbot
[02:14] <raulh> ok thanks lg09/
[02:14] <deexannihilate> mdg: yes
[02:14] <gaurav> any good ocr software you guys know of ?
[02:14] <leet4christ> REGISTER leet4christ <i.,am.,109109!@GG*>
[02:15] <Flannel> linuxguy2009: You'll want to try that again.
[02:15] <bucky> MK13: interesting, so they're not in fstab or mtab
[02:15] <linuxguy2009> styol: Yeah I just find it annoying when people pretend to be mods and also hide behind ubottu.
[02:15] <Flannel> er, leet4christ
[02:15] <leet4christ> Let's pretend that didn't happen.
[02:15] <leet4christ> I'm new to IRC, okay? ;-;
[02:15] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: God bless you.
[02:15] <Flannel> linuxguy2009: Eh?
[02:15] <bucky> leet4christ /msg NickServ SETPASS
[02:15] <fission62> i have two swap spaces, how can i combine them using gparted
[02:15] <bucky> :
[02:15] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay.  To unzip the file type:  tar zxvf AR81-Linux....
[02:16] <styol> leet4christ: thats an awesome password tho
[02:16] <raulh> lol, dumb question, but how do i open a .run file?
[02:16] <idunno> new to IRC also. kind of confusing
[02:16] <leet4christ> Thanks. I stick to repeating patterns that are still tough.
[02:16] <leet4christ> :|
[02:16] <styol> lol
[02:16] <MK13> mdg, it is just three partitions... the first is FreeBSD which makes about 5 different slices which show up as partitions themselves in ubuntu
[02:16] <MK13> bucky, nope none of them are in fstab
[02:17] <gogeta> irc confusing lol thats calling windows hard
[02:17] <raulh> never mind.
[02:17] <raulh> i can sh ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86-185.18.31-pkg1.run
[02:17] <Hilikus> hey guys
[02:17] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok. this is where we ended up last time. it says gzip: stdim: decompression ok, trailing garbage ignored. tar: child returned status 2 tar: error exit delayed from previous errors
[02:17] <raulh> hmm, how do i Close "X"?
[02:17] <mdg> deexannihilate: the reference I am looking at says to ignore that message
[02:17] <bucky> MK13: what's the driver for bsd's filesystem.. does it show up in lsmod ?
[02:18] <leet4christ> Got a couple of n00b questions, but I'll do my part and answer what I can too.
[02:18] <arand> raulh: as in the graphical environment?
[02:18] <Hilikus> when i connect to my desktop using vnc i get the first screen fine but after that whatever i do doesn't show in the client. the client doesnt get refreshed. i see everything fine in the server, but in the client its just frozen
[02:18] <deexannihilate> mdg: so I press ok? It is the only option
[02:18] <Hilikus> any idea how to fix it?
[02:18] <raulh> Yeah, i need to close it in order to install my nvidia drivers arand.
[02:18] <mdg> deexannihilate: yes
[02:18] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok
[02:18] <mdg> deexannihilate: so now I guess we plug in ethernet and restart networking to see if it works:
[02:19] <leet4christ> Okay-- first. I'm using an old Latitude D610-- how do I disable the little mouse stub in the middle of the keyboard? I think the friction of my typing on the keys is causing it to go haywire.
[02:19] <idunno> whats the difference between bsd and ubuntu?
[02:19] <mdg> deexannihilate: once you plug in ethernet type:  /etc/init.d/networking restart
[02:19] <MK13> bucky, i don't know what the drivers for the partitions are, but they even show up as unknown in gparted
[02:19] <bucky> bsd is linux
[02:19] <thellion> idunno, bsd isnt even linux
[02:19] <ctmjr> raulh: ctrl alt f2 then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[02:19] <bucky> bsd is linux's daddy
[02:19] <deexannihilate> mdg: it is still at the archive manager
[02:19] <sebsebseb> idunno: the kernel for a start,   BSD uses BSD, and Ubuntu uses Linux
[02:19] <deexannihilate> mdg: do I close it?
[02:19] <idunno> isnt ubuntu linux?
[02:19] <Flannel> idunno, bucky: Please take this conversation to #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:20] <mdg> deexannihilate: oh, you unzipped through gui?
[02:20] <deexannihilate> mdg: no, I unzipped it through the terminal like you said and it opened it
[02:20] <mdg> deexannihilate: oh.. I guess just close it
[02:20] <idunno> Flannel: im pretty sure we are talking about ubuntu. not sure what you mean
[02:21] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok. I went back to the terminal. and pressed enter again. it listed the files.
[02:21] <mdg> deexannihilate: cool!
[02:21] <arand> raulh: hum, I think you can do that by first jumping out to terminal (ctrl+alt+F2, {ctrl+alt+F7, to get back}) and then use "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop"
[02:21] <Flannel> idunno: This channel is for Ubuntu technical support only, for discussions about Ubuntu policy, background, history, etc, #ubuntu-offtopic is the place to be.
[02:21] <MK13> bucky, and now after opening gparted all the slices are all showing up as just 1 partition (which they are)
[02:22] <mdg> deexannihilate: plug in your ethernet cable and at the command line type:  /etc/init.d/networking restart
[02:22] <bucky> idunno: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=what's the difference between linux and bsd
[02:22] <leet4christ> i can't adjust the volume of my headphones. help!
[02:22] <TigerCR1200> Ok I seem to be lost, what do I need to do to get a NAS to show up?
[02:22] <deexannihilate> mdg: I don't have a splitter today!
[02:22] <idunno> bucky: ty
[02:22] <deexannihilate> mdg: so, i'll have to sign off and do it. what else am i supposed to do
[02:23] <sfmadmax> Tiger4CR1200: what kind of NAS?
[02:23] <thiebaude> bucky, i liked that
[02:23] <bucky> haha
[02:23] <TigerCR1200> Hammer Myshare N1200
[02:23] <aaroninfidel> anyone know where the wine menu list is?
[02:23] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay... I wait until you come back
[02:23] <TigerCR1200> that was to sfmadmax
[02:23] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok
[02:23] <mdg> styol: how did it go?
[02:24] <sfmadmax> TigerCR1200: Hmm im not familiar with it..  On the NAS did you create shares for the hard disks ???   if so were they NFS shares or SMB/CIFS shares??  or are you not sure?
[02:24] <TigerCR1200> sfmadmax, I am not sure, it is not telling me let me see if I can get there on the config.
[02:26] <deexannihilate> mdg: it says ifdown failed to open statefile /var/run/network/ifstate: permission denied and ifup: failed to open statefile /var/run/network/ifstate: permission denied
[02:26] <sfmadmax> TigerCR1200: see if you can find the config interface for the NAS..  you will want to create NFS shares "if possible"  for best performance.. rather than Samba shares
[02:26] <TigerCR1200> sfmadmax, for shares I have one default named "media_library" it shows to support CIFS, FTP, NFS and HTTP
[02:26] <mdg> deexannihilate: oh, sorry I think we needed sudo?  sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart?
[02:27] <edgardoweb> hi
[02:27] <edgardoweb> .seen edoceo
[02:27] <sfmadmax> TigerCR1200: ok, is it marked as already shared? if So, is NFS already configured for it ?  Is there a configure portion for the NFS section?
[02:27] <mdg> deexannihilate: or just click on the network icon
[02:27] <deexannihilate> mdg: I'm afraid to click on it!
[02:27] <TigerCR1200> sfmadmax, let me see
[02:27] <aaroninfidel> anyone know if wine uses /etc/hosts or its own win32 host file?
[02:28] <deexannihilate> mdg: earlier, i plugged in the cable and the wireless shut off and i couldn't get it back on. the "enable wireless" disappeared!
[02:28] <deexannihilate> mdg: i'll try it with sudo first. brb
[02:29] <Dr_Willis> aaroninfidel:  i see no hosts file in my .wine sub directroy at all.
[02:30] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok. it says it reconfiguring and says ok on the right
[02:30] <aaroninfidel> Dr_Willis: so you think it uses /etc/hosts?
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> aaroninfidel:  add an entry to /etc/hosts and test it out.
[02:31] <mdg> deexannihilate1: cool!  so ethernet is working?
[02:31] <Dr_Willis> aaroninfidel:  i would guess that it does.
[02:31] <slowslowss> hi
[02:32] <slowslowss> has anyone had an issue with internet speeds dropping to next to nothing after the 2.6.28-14 kernel patch?
[02:32] <slowslowss> I went from being able to download at 500kbps to 20kbps in the last 5 days
[02:32] <slowslowss> and naturally everything is just fine in windows :|
[02:33] <Dr_Willis> slowslowss:  not had any issues here.
[02:33] <sfmadmax> showslowss: same here.. no issues..
[02:33] <Dr_Willis> slowslowss:  this is wired or wireless networking? what network cards.. try booting to the older kernel see if it  gets faster?
[02:34] <flyingtabmow> anyone have any experience installing ubuntu on a macbook pro?
[02:34] <mdg> slowslowss: maybe its your ISP
[02:34] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it should just work?
[02:34] <mdg> flyingtabmow: is that a PPC?
[02:34] <deexannihilate1> mdg: no
[02:34] <flyingtabmow> mdg: no, intel
[02:34] <Dr_Willis> !mac
[02:34] <mdg> deexannihilate1: still no ethernet?  hmmm
[02:35] <flyingtabmow> mdg: issue is my cd drive is busted, so i can't install via livecd
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> Hmm..  theres proberly a forum thread on using Ubuntu and macs but not sure if thers a factoid on it.
[02:35] <deexannihilate1> mdg: would i need to restart?
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  cant boot from usb flash ?
[02:35] <mdg> deexannihilate1: perhaps a full shut down and reboot, but first...
[02:35] <mdg> deexannihilate1:  did you let ubuntu update after in the reinstall?
[02:35] <mdg> deexannihilate1: update after reinstall
[02:36] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it never prompted me too. I can't connect through wireless now. it is there, but it won't connect.
[02:36] <leet4christ> need serious help. my keyboard mouse is going crazy on my laptop, and I can't turn it off
[02:36] <flyingtabmow> Dr_Willis: well i'd like to... i partitioned a usb ext hd, then dd'd the ubuntu iso onto one of the partitions, but i have no experience with refit and i can't get it to recognize the partition as bootable
[02:36] <deexannihilate1> mdg: can we attempt to update the wireless?
[02:36] <thiebaude> flyingtabmow, you ever thought of Unetbootin
[02:36] <mdg> deexannihilate1: lets just unplug ethernet and shutdown and reboot and see how wireless is
[02:36] <flyingtabmow> thiebaude: no... ?
[02:36] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  i use the unetbootin to make a bootable flash drive (a 1 gb one can work) and boot from it to  install  my systems.  You dont just 'dd' an iso to a disk and expect it to be bootable (that ive ever heard of)
[02:37] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok. scared! :)
[02:37] <thiebaude> !unetbootin
[02:37] <mdg> deexannihilate1: it would be a lot scarier without your desktop working
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> No idea if theres unetbootin for os-x
[02:37] <mdg> styol: ? you with us?
[02:38] <deexannihilate1> mdg: true! did I tell you I restarted with the ethernet cable in this morning and the wireless disppeared?
[02:38] <deexannihilate1> mdg: wait 30 seconds?
[02:38] <flyingtabmow> Dr_Willis: right, that's the issue i think
[02:38] <flyingtabmow> Dr_Willis: i'd read through that page
[02:38] <mdg> deexannihilate1: thats a good rule of thumb
[02:38] <wokkawokka> hey everybody, i recently install 9.03 and after importing my music files (from a ntfs partition) the majority of them is showing their time's being unknown.. has this happened to anybody?
[02:38] <flyingtabmow> that ubottu linked
[02:38] <deexannihilate1> msg: may I ask why?
[02:38] <OttifantSir> Any idea on how to activate the web-interface of CUPS? All I get when I enter the correct adress to the server, all I get is "Error: Couldn't connect to host" Do I need to restart cups? If so, how to do that?
[02:39] <chuckmoney> wokkawokka: nope, but FYI it's 9.04
[02:39] <wokkawokka> chuckmoney: ty
[02:39] <chuckmoney> wokkawokka: normally I would say the issue is file permissions, but you can see title and artist, right?
[02:39] <mdg> deexannihilate1: that's what I learned from a computer geek friend - time for stuff to "discharge"
[02:39] <kent> whats up
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  i think the default cups config  may only allow admin, from a local connection 127.0.0.1. or perhaps a local lan.
[02:40] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok. it has restarted. shall I attempt to connect to wireless?
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  check cups.org for details on configuring the cups server.
[02:40] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it isn't there!!!!!!
[02:40] <wokkawokka> chuckmoney: yep, could see everything aside for the time.. and that's only for the majority of the mp3's... all of these have worked fine in the past
[02:40] <mdg> deexannihilate1: yes  lets see what you get
[02:40] <mdg> deexannihilate1: click on the networking icon
[02:40] <deexannihilate1> mdg: the same thing happened earlier
[02:40] <flyingtabmow> gonna try isotostick.sh, see if that does anything
[02:40] <kent> what ubuntu are you guys running off from? i am on Xubuntu 9.04
[02:40] <chuckmoney> wokkawokka: if so, that's not it, because if you can read the ID3 tags on the files, you should be able to read those times, and since you can see artist, clearly you can read the tags.
[02:41] <deexannihilate1> mdg: when I right click, the enable wireless is missing
[02:41] <Drained> how do i install libSDL 1.2?
[02:41] <OttifantSir> Dr_Willis: I am on a local lan, and the server is headless, and I don't know how to use text-based browsers. I can't even ssh -X into the server and start system-config-printer because it can't create Gdk.cursor
[02:42] <wokkawokka> chuckmoney: word =/
[02:42] <mdg> deexannihilate1: oh... back to where we started...
[02:42] <epaphus> Hey guys, how can I stop iptables from command line?
[02:42] <mdg> deexannihilate1: if wireless isn't working, is ethernet?  Plug it in
[02:42] <deexannihilate1> mdg: can we check ifup to see if it exists or if it entirely disappeared
[02:42] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok brb
[02:42] <Jeremy23> Does anybody know how to disable the "safe graphics mode" dialog in GDM and get it to just ignore the errors? I have a problem with some harmless errors that is causing GDM to bomb out, when it would otherwise work (i.e. when I start X manually).
[02:42] <schnootop> is there a way to see what days you connected to a certain wireless connection ?
[02:42] <styol> mdg hey there sorry about that
[02:43] <wokkawokka> hopefully ressetting it will fix the problem haha
[02:43] <mdg> styol: did your install work?
[02:43] <deexannihilate> mdg: negative
[02:43] <styol> mdg im not really sure what to make of it... it got to about 42% and then system froze again so i was like.. lemme just walk away and give it a second...
[02:44] <styol> mdg came back to it right now and it was a black screen, moved the mouse and it came back to life so i guess its still doing its thing...
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:   learn to use the text based browsers then.. or install  the x desktop to allow you to ssh -X in, or  check out the cups configs to see  if they are defaulting to allow remote admin. Or check the cups.org docs to learn to admin cups via the command line.
[02:44] <mdg> deexannihilate: I think when you tried to ethernet this morining without the right module for it installed, it wiped out your wireless
[02:44] <gogeta> schnootop: dnt think so
[02:44] <flyingtabmow> !#@%#$!# isotostick requires linux tools...
[02:44] <mdg> styol: that's great news!
[02:44] <chuckmoney> epaphus, I'm pretty sure that without iptables you have no default route for packets and you can't get any traffic through, so you don't want to shut it down.  however, you may want to clear a block rule in it.  check "man iptables" or "man ipchains"
[02:44] <Seronis> ok i have a system at home running 9.04 with remote desktop setup with a password.   i can log in from here (work) and watch the cursor move around but it doesnt respond to keyboard input or mouse clicks.  any suggestions ?
[02:44] <deexannihilate> mdg: I completely reinstalled on the way home for work. so it is completely fresh
[02:44] <mdg> deexannihilate: I forgot what the wireless module was we probed for
[02:45] <michaeld> hey whats up
[02:45] <gogeta> Dr_Willis: links 2 has a gui in text modes
[02:45] <leet4christ> my mouse is spazzin. :c
[02:45] <Jeremy23> Seronis: you have to tick the box to enable control from the remote client
[02:45] <styol> mdg yup yup! indeed... i think i just need to make sure to move the mouse ever so often to prevent it from sleeping and.. just expect that it will seem like its frozen i spose hehe
[02:45] <chuckmoney> epaphus: you might also want to try firestarter, it's a nice GUI to iptables
[02:45] <epaphus> chuckmoney, thanks
[02:45] <OttifantSir> Dr_Willis: I'm at cups.org right now. Will see how it works out. Good news is that I finally got NFS to work, and the problem I had with apt-get yesterday seems to have resolved itself.
[02:45] <Jeremy23> Seronis: "Allow others to control your desktop"
[02:45] <leet4christ> preferences > mouse > disable touchpad doesn't work.
[02:45] <aaroninfidel> finally got photoshop running on wine!! :D
[02:45] <mdg> deexannihilate: can  you do a "lsmod" from a command line and see if you see anything familiar for wireless drive
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> gogeta:  if ya got the frameuffer installed.. and that wont do much good if hes sshing in. :)
[02:45] <deexannihilate> mdg: I'm not sure, but I just finished reinstalling remix when I signed onto here
[02:45] <Seronis> Jeremy23: i double checked that was ticked before i came to work today.  thought it might have been the problem when it failed to work yesterday
[02:45] <leet4christ> nice, aaron!
[02:45] <Jeremy23> Seronis: "View only" isn't set in your client, is it?
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  the default cups.org here seems to be only listening on 'Listen localhost:631'   in the cupsd.conf file.
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  i think you can change that to a ip range. somehow.. :)
[02:46] <gogeta> Dr_Willis: oh yea ssh wget and links will be what you wanna use and maybe mc
[02:46] <deexannihilate> mdg: what exactly am i looking for?
[02:46] <chuckmoney> aaroninfidel, wtg!
[02:46] <Seronis> Jeremy23: nope.   have both tightvnc and ultravnc installed on my laptop here..  and both viewers are able to log into my winxp box at the same location with no issues
[02:46] <deexannihilate> ath_pci?
[02:46] <OttifantSir> Dr_Willis: Is that cupsd.conf located in /etc?
[02:46] <leet4christ> need some help with my keyboard mouse.
[02:46] <mdg> deexannihilate: something like AR8113
[02:47] <Seronis> Jeremy23: both systems are running on different ports and ports are properly forwarded in the router at home
[02:47] <gogeta> Seronis: you dont need 2 clients to connect to same server
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  in /etc/cups i think.. also.. if you have cups running on a different machine on the same lan. i THINK you can configure pc #2 from that first pc..
[02:47] <kent> dude i had to rebuild this whole computer that i am on now and when i finished and i restored the hard drive it was still running on Windows ME!!!Lol so i had to wipe the hard drive and and install Xubuntu 9.04
[02:47] <Jeremy23> Seronis: *shrugs* not sure myself then
[02:47] <Seronis> gogeta: true.  but i have both clients installed on this laptop.  and both clients work fine when connecting to a different machine running a vnc server at the same house
[02:47] <sfmadmax> kent: good call !
[02:47] <OttifantSir> Dr_Willis: Thanks for the assistance. It seems I need to do more of what I preach: Patience and reference.
[02:48] <fuzzy84> hola late-nighters
[02:48] <kent> yep
[02:48] <deexannihilate> mdg: i don't see anything
[02:48] <Seronis> jeremy23:  i can log in via ssh (or could yesterday, havent tried today).   you happen to know what commands would uninstall and reinstall the vnc server used in 9.04
[02:48] <Seronis> ?
[02:48] <fuzzy84> having some issues here... I installed the *recommended* NVIDIA drivers on my 9.04 xubuntu, and after i reboot, i get this battery check that i cant get past
[02:48] <mdg> deexannihilate: do you know how to copy to pastebin?
[02:48] <Jeremy23> Seronis: uninstalling and reinstalling won't do the trick
[02:48] <quidnunc`> Anyone know how /etc/ppp/resolv/ works? What do I name the files?
[02:48] <Jeremy23> Seronis: what server is it?
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  you could add the line Listen 192.0.2.1:631
[02:49] <douwei> hello, apologize if I am in the wrong group
[02:49] <Jeremy23> Seronis: the one from the GUI tool?
[02:49] <flyingtabmow> anyone know what to do to make an ubuntu install iso bootable when copied to a partition?
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  to make it listen on the external ip also. I think
[02:49] <Seronis> Jeremy23: its whatever is used in ubuntu as  'remote desktop' in the preferences menu
[02:49] <Jeremy23> Seronis: If so, then configuration is per-user, so uninstalling and reinstalling won't even touch the configuration.
[02:49] <deexannihilate> i did the other day but i don't remember
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  you dont do it that way..  booting requires kernel files and a boot loader normally
[02:49] <douwei> but I am looking for a program or process that I can take a encrypted dvd and rip it to the VOB files to burn to a dvd-duallayer, no encoding or nothing
[02:49] <mdg> deexannihilate: can you copy the output from "lsmod" to http://pastebin.ubuntu.com
[02:49] <chuckmoney> flyingtabmow, I think if you follow the same instructions for copying an ISO to a USB flash drive it should work on a standard HDD
[02:49] <kent> then just un-install the Nvidia drivers and re-install it
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  i do think that may be a feature of the next grub  release however. :P
[02:50] <Jeremy23> Seronis: try this:
[02:50] <Cocoabean> I am having keyboard mapping issues in GDM when accessing via XDMCP. The mappings are crazy, I can't type anything all the mappings are jumbled. Anyone know anything about this?
[02:50] <mdg> deexannihilate: oops http://paste.ubuntu.com
[02:50] <Jeremy23> Seronis: gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /desktop/gnome/remote_access
[02:50] <Jeremy23> without sudo
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  check out the pendrivelinux web site. it may have some guides for you
[02:50] <mdg> deexannihilate: then copy the address back to this window so I can look at the file
[02:50] <Wicked> !noob
[02:50] <gogeta> douwei: that would be dcss look up mediabuntu on how to get it
[02:50] <Wicked> !beginner
[02:50] <chuckmoney> Dr_Willis, will using the USB boot instructions on a standard HDD not work?
[02:50] <flyingtabmow> Dr_Willis: how does the livecd itself work then?  you'd think if it has all the files necessary to boot when inserted then copying them into a partition would allow you to do something similar
[02:51] <Wicked> !apt
[02:51] <Dr_Willis> chuckmoney:  not sure.. ive never tried it on a actual hard drive...
[02:51] <kent> well i am running Xubuntu 9.04 on a system that has 935MHz processor and only 191MB RAM lol sad isn't it
[02:51] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  the live cd  has sysiso on it as a bootloader i recall. ( a variant of syslinux)
[02:51] <flyingtabmow> chuckmoney: any idea how to copy the iso to a usb under mac os x?  none of the soluitons posted on the community wiki's apply to osx
[02:51] <gogeta> lol
[02:51] <Cocoabean> kent old school is the way to go man, I commend you
[02:51] <Seronis> Jeremy23: when i just putty'd into my admin account the last thing in the MOTD displayed is   "*** restart required ***"
[02:51] <kent> lol
[02:51] <Seronis> jeremy23: would any recent kernel updates (what i assume made that message display) keep svn from working properly ?
[02:52] <OttifantSir> Dr_Willis: Is that a universal external interface adress? Meaning that even if I have my local net on 192.168.x.x the 192.0.2.1 adress will work?
[02:52] <Seronis> trying your command now though...
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  making a bootable cd is an interesting 'task' theres more to it then just files on the cd.
[02:52] <chuckmoney> flyingtabmow, I think you'll need to extract it, StuffIt Expander should have that capability, then just copy them like any other files
[02:52] <esde> hi i am recovering data from a Windows Vista drive, and the contents of some folders are empty but there was data in them. any ideas?
[02:52] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: look up unetbootin it works on all oses
[02:52] <aaroninfidel> chuckmoney: what is wtg?
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  use the ip you want it to listen to.  that was an example.
[02:52] <Jeremy23> Seronis: nah, definitely not
[02:52] <kent> Yep i fixed this computer from the grave Lol i bought this thing from a yard sale lol but hey it works yo
[02:52] <deexannihilate> mdg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/246812/
[02:52] <chuckmoney> aaroninfidel, way to go.  good job getting photoshop to work in wine :)
[02:52] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: hmm cool i thought it was only windows
[02:52] <flyingtabmow> i'll check that out then
[02:53] <Cocoabean> I am having keyboard mapping issues in GDM when accessing via XDMCP. The mappings are crazy, I can't type anything all the mappings are jumbled. Anyone know anything about this?
[02:53] <cflipse> having a problem getting virtualhosts working on a fresh apache2 install in Jaunty.   Pulling a sites-enabled/ config from a working install, but I just end up with the It Works! page ...
[02:53] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: linux and osx as well
[02:53] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:   you might also have to 'allow' remote admin by 192.168.* also.
[02:53] <aaroninfidel> chuckmoney: thanks! :)
[02:53] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: the webpage just says windows and linux
[02:53] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: is there an unofficial build for osx somewhere?
[02:53] <JamesE> Can someone tell me how to page up in a terminal window so I can view the (very long) output of a command?
[02:53] <Seronis> Jeremy23: ok command sent.   no feedback from it though
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> JamesE:  the CONSOLE? or a xterm? try the pageup key?
[02:54] <nevyn> shift pageup
[02:54] <JamesE>  
[02:54] <Jeremy23> Seronis: yeah, you'll need to log out, enable remote desktop from the GUI again, etc.
[02:54] <douwei> gogetta, i installed the libdvdcss but need a program now to extract the vobs
[02:54] <Cocoabean> jamese: alt n and alt p
[02:54] <JamesE> shift pageup worked, thanks!
[02:54] <kent> yep i even brought this thing into a computer fixing place and they couldn't fix it so i brought it home and i Fixed it in 2 days lol
[02:54] <fuzzy84> after i installed the latest nvidia drivers, my desktop freezes at "checking battery state".. any ideas how to fix it?
[02:54] <kent> 2 days Vs. 2 weeks
[02:54] <nevyn> JamesE: if you pipe into less it's easier to move around
[02:54] <JamesE> Gah, I have forgotten so much in the last six years
[02:55] <flyingtabmow> Dr_Willis: so i guess there's no way to convince the computer to pretend the hd partition is a cd drive ;)
[02:55] <kent> you decide wich is better
[02:55] <nevyn> flyingtabmow: you can getthe system to mount an iso file
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  it dont work that way.. and macs are even weirder....
[02:55] <me> evening all
[02:55] <Seronis> jeremy23: the 9.04 system in question is set to autorelog after 30 second delay..  rebooting from ssh will be enough to do what you think i need, right ?
[02:55] <nevyn> flyingtabmow: or a block device (hdd) that has a cdrom filesystem on it.
[02:55] <nevyn> flyingtabmow: but only at the os level
[02:56] <Jeremy23> Seronis: just restart GDM
[02:56] <aaroninfidel> is there anyway to get programs for Mac OSX to work with ubuntu?
[02:56] <Jeremy23> Seronis: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm restart
[02:56] <flyingtabmow> nevyn: yeah sure but i need to boot from it
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:    pendrivelinux might have docs on making a bootable flash drive using  varioys other commands
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> aaroninfidel:  not really
[02:56] <Guest33022> got a usb webcam problem n e one feel like having a bash?
[02:56] <kent> Hey dose any body know how to fix a screen that keeps going skinny??
[02:56] <flyingtabmow> Dr_Willis: cool i'll go check that out then
[02:56] <flyingtabmow> Dr_Willis: thanks for the help
[02:56] <mdg> deexannihilate: you lsmod shows wlan = 1 ath_pci so I assume wireless should be working
[02:57] <nevyn> the u3 hardware can pretend to be a cdrom
[02:57] <Bradj47> how do i install a ttf font file on Ubuntu?
[02:57] <Bradj47> or more specifically GIMP?
[02:57] <Jeremy23> Bradj47: copy it to your ~/.fonts directory
[02:57] <kent> like useualy all i had to do is hit the thing then it would go back to normal but now its so messed up it stays skinny anybody that can help me?????
[02:57] <mdg> anyone know if the acer aspire one wireless driver is called for AR242x?
[02:57] <Jeremy23> Bradj47: You'll need to create it first
[02:58] <Bradj47> ok thanks
[02:58] <deexannihilate> mdg: it may be working, but it does not appear in the networking icon
[02:58] <Jeremy23> Bradj47: In older versions, there was a graphical way to do it, but of course they had to remove it.
[02:58] <Jeremy23> *grumble*
[02:58] <deexannihilate> mdg: I know how to open the network controller, but it doesn't give me the option to connect
[02:58] <mdg> deexannihilate: one test is from command line type:  sudo iwlist scan
[02:58] <aaroninfidel> Dr_Willis: just read about it, its because of the Carbon/Coco Frameworks that aren't open source.
[02:59] <donnybrasco> hello, I'm having some trouble with AWN - I can't load any launchers into the dock.  Can anyone help with this?
[02:59] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: acoording to apple user osc has that abilty built in
[02:59] <douwei> anyone else have any suggestions on how to rip an encrypted dvd to the VOB files alone?
[02:59] <mdg> deexannihilate: does your network icon show two computers or stairstep height bars?
[02:59] <gogeta> osx
[02:59] <deexannihilate> mdg: interface doesn't support scanning
[02:59] <ddoom_> does /tmp get cleaned out automatically by the OS?
[02:59] <deexannihilate> mdg: stairstep height bars
[02:59] <Jeremy23> ddoom_: on reboot, yes
[02:59] <ddoom_> Jeremy23, any other times?
[02:59] <Jeremy23> ddoom_: if you look with ls -l, you'll notice it has the "t" permission set.
[02:59] <Jeremy23> ddoom_: no
[03:00] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: hmmm... you mean making a partition bootable?
[03:00] <mdg> deexannihilate: if stairstep - that means it is trying to use wireless
[03:00] <jtholt> how do I get persistence working in ubuntu 9.04 I have the casper-rw partition but it does not save changes
[03:00] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: you can just boot the live cd and make one that way
[03:00] <ddoom_> Jeremy23, ok thanks
[03:00] <Jeremy23> ddoom_: I wouldn't recommend cleaning it manually. A couple of things (such as D-Bus) keep their sockets in there.
[03:00] <kent> ANYBODY THAT WOULD HELP ME  i have a problem with my screen. My screen keeps going skinny and all i usualy have to do is hit the monitor but now its stuck on skinny DOSE ANYBODY KNOW HOW TO FIX IT OR WHAT THE PROBLEM IS??
[03:00] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: its been in ubuntu sence 8.10
[03:00] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: unfortunately i can't, my cd drive is broken
[03:00] <gogeta> oh
[03:00] <mdg> deexannihilate: right click the stairstep network icon and look at "connection information"
[03:00] <jtholt> how do I get persistence working in ubuntu 9.04 I have the casper-rw partition but it does not save changes
[03:01] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: hence the desire to install from a flash drive at all
[03:01] <Jeremy23> kent: possibly a refresh rate problem
[03:01] <deexannihilate> mdg: edit connections?
[03:01] <kent> \ ANYBODY THAT WOULD HELP ME  i have a problem with my screen. My screen keeps going skinny and all i usualy have to do is hit the monitor but now its stuck on skinny DOSE ANYBODY KNOW HOW TO FIX IT OR WHAT THE PROBLEM IS?
[03:01] <fuzzy84> kent; might be your caps-lock ;)
[03:01] <donnybrasco> kent: do you mean you have to physically hit the monitor?
[03:01] <kent> oh ok
[03:01] <mdg> deexannihilate: actually, I just want to see if you are geting an IP address
[03:01] <deexannihilate> mdg: connection information is not available
[03:01] <kent> yes i had to phisically hit the monitor
[03:01] <pe1> hi, when I write <Directory /var/www/my-cool-webapp> so mod_rewrite ist working for my cool webapp. when I write <Directory /var/www/>, so mod rewrite isn't working. what I have to write in the directory-path, to enable mod_rewrite for all web-directorys on my test-server?
[03:01] <fuzzy84> i was just kidding
[03:01] <jtholt> how do I get persistence working in ubuntu 9.04 I have the casper-rw partition but it does not save changes
[03:01] <kent> but earlyer it was working grwat
[03:01] <donnybrasco> sounds like a problem with the monitor to me
[03:02] <deexannihilate> mdg: edit connections and about are the only thing I can click on
[03:02] <kent> great
[03:02] <Jeremy23> kent: then you need a new monitor, not fixing your operating system :-P
[03:02] <mdg> deexannihilate: since we are at connections, does ethernet show anything?
[03:02] <fuzzy84> kent; if you hit it to get it working again, at one point that wont work any more, and you usually gotta buy a new one..
[03:02] <donnybrasco> try hitting it harder :P
[03:02] <kent> no no no the OS is a different story not even close to this one
[03:02] <Jeremy23> a hammer generally works best
[03:02] <deexannihilate> mdg: it says no network connections
[03:02] <Jeremy23> watch out for the glass shards, though
[03:02] <arand> kent: the fact that you did have to hit it before indicates the monitor having passed it's best-before date.
[03:02] <mdg> deexannihilate: what about the wireless tab?
[03:03] <pe1> hasn't anybody an idea?: when I write <Directory /var/www/my-cool-webapp> so mod_rewrite is working for my cool webapp. when I write <Directory /var/www/>, so mod rewrite isn't working. what I have to write in the directory-path, to enable mod_rewrite for all web-directorys on my test-server?
[03:03] <douwei> is there a IRC group for multimedia and ubuntu
[03:03] <Jeremy23> pe1: pastebin your whole apache config?
[03:03] <dare> is there a way to set the menu key on my keyboard to perform right click?
[03:04] <kent> When i was talking about the OS is when i got a computer that couldnt even go passed the BOOT screen
[03:04] <deexannihilate> mdg: wireless tab says auto netgear_11g.. never connected.
[03:04] <fuzzy84> nvidia drivers, desktop, HELP! hehe
[03:04] <dare> nevermind, it works in most apps.. just not this particular one
[03:04] <fuzzy84> installed theem, now ubuntu is trying to check my desktop battery state
[03:04] <fuzzy84> and it wont boot up
[03:04] <kent> and earlyer today it was working awesome but then i tried it on another computer and then it started to do this
[03:05] <pe1> Jeremy23: k, that's my apacche2.conf: http://bin.cakephp.org/view/426947283
[03:05] <pe1> -c
[03:05] <mdg> deexannihilate: it says "never connected?"
[03:05] <donnybrasco> Anyone know why Avant Window Manager won't show any launchers anymore?
[03:05] <kent> my screen shape is like this    )   (
[03:05] <Jeremy23> pe1: which is the default, which you haven't modified
[03:05] <deexannihilate> mdg: yes. It wouldn't connect. I believe I said that before.
[03:05] <Jeremy23> pe1: what about the virtualhost config?
[03:05] <fuzzy84> eknt you got a CRT screen?
[03:05] <kent> thats what it looks like
[03:06] <fuzzy84> *kent
[03:06] <Jeremy23> fuzzy84: never heard of physically hitting an LCD before
[03:06] <deexannihilate> mdg: when i first reinstalled remix after work, the wireless search circles worked but it would not pick up a connection
[03:06] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: wouldent have a windows box
[03:06] <kent> [ )  ( ]
[03:06] <mdg> deexannihilate: do you use encryption for wifi?
[03:06] <Seronis> how do i enable universe repo via ssh ?
[03:06] <pe1> Jeremy23: I'm not a webserver-king. which filename has the virtualhost config?
[03:06] <Jeremy23> kent: does it have a degauss option?
[03:06] <fuzzy84> Jeremy23, im doing it couple of times daily
[03:06] <kent> whats that
[03:06] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: no... i'm trying to figure out if i can run unetbootin in wine... could be possible
[03:06] <Jeremy23> pe1: whatever file you are editing in /etc/apache2/sites/enabled/
[03:06] <mdg> deexannihilate: i.e., WEP WPA or something?
[03:06] <fuzzy84> since it starts making some vibration noises
[03:06] <kent> i am a noob when it comes to the monitor
[03:06] <Jeremy23> pe1: I mean, sites-enabled
[03:07] <jtholt> I  exited my private message window
[03:07] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: or under vmware, but i can't make things see my partitions in vmware
[03:07] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: different issue entirely though
[03:07] <Jeremy23> kent: it's like a de-fuzz button
[03:07] <fuzzy84> kent try going into the menu of the computer
[03:07] <mdg> deexannihilate: starbucks has open connection, so you can get right on
[03:07] <fuzzy84> *i mean screen
[03:07] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: thanks a lot for the help btw
[03:07] <kent> ok
[03:07] <prinneh> Hello everyone, I know this should be easy, but I simply can
[03:07] <donnybrasco> kent: look for a menu button on the front of the monitor, then look for degauss
[03:07] <deexannihilate> mdg: wpa & wpa2 personal
[03:07] <fuzzy84> you know, a button on the front or side or below the screen
[03:07] <kent> ok
[03:07] <pe1> Jeremy23: I was only editing in the httpd.conf
[03:07] <kent> hold up
[03:08] <Jeremy23> pe1: oh right, well, it's probably going to work the same way then
[03:08] <prinneh> t figure out how to do it. I have no write permissions as user for my MMC SD card. can anyone help?
[03:08] <arleslie> How can I view all of the shared folders on my networks
[03:08] <mdg> deexannihilate: did you setup wpa connection on this acer after reinstall?
[03:08] <Jeremy23> pe1: I make new files in sites-enabled, myself.
[03:08] <kent> nothing didnt fix it
[03:08] <myself> thank you Jeremy23
[03:08] <Seronis> jeremy23: how do i enable Universe via command line ?
[03:08] <deexannihilate> mdg: no, it automatically sets up the wireless when I turn the computer on.I'm guessing by default.
[03:08] <Jeremy23> Seronis: edit your /etc/apt/sources.list file
[03:09] <mdg> deexannihilate: if automatic, then its not using wpa
[03:09] <deexannihilate> mdg: I didn't do anything except enter the password when it asked after startup
[03:09] <pe1> Jeremy23: I'm working in this two folders: http://bin.cakephp.org/pastes/edit/49154 -- but I'm not wanting to edit the httpd.conf every time, when I need mod_rewrite on a folder.
[03:09] <jtholt> Do I have to modify the boot options in syslinux to use persistence in 9.04
[03:09] <deexannihilate> mdg: it automatically starts up as WPA and asks for password. I didn't configure anything. It's been listed as WPA since I got the computer.
[03:09] <Jeremy23> pe1: maybe you want to enable .htaccess files
[03:10] <pe1> Jeremy23: how I can do that? :-)
[03:10] <mdg> oh okay.
[03:10] <Jeremy23> pe1: "Option +AllowOverride" or something like that
[03:10] <kent> YO Fuzzy84 ENTER THE PRIVATE CHAT IF YOU WANA HELP ME WITH MY SCREEN PROB IF YOU CAN
[03:10] <Jeremy23> pe1: google for "allowoverride"
[03:10] <mdg> deexannihilate: try double clicking the networking icon once more to see if we can restart it
[03:10] <arleslie> How can I see the shared folders on a computer on my network?
[03:10] <jtholt> how do I get persistence working in ubuntu 9.04 I have the casper-rw partition but it does not save changes  do I have to change boot options
[03:11] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: from what i can find if you formmat the stick as bootable but your missing a syslinux file you gotta get from a windows machine
[03:11] <jtholt> how do I get persistence working in ubuntu 9.04 I have the casper-rw partition but it does not save changes  do I have to change boot options
[03:11] <gogeta> and copy the files inside the iso over
[03:11] <Jeremy23> jtholt: I do believe you need to add the "persistent" option to the syslinux boot line
[03:11] <pe1> Jeremy23: I have AllowOverride All in the pastebin. but I have to define it for every folder. how I can define it only one time?
[03:11] <deexannihilate> mdg: it doesn't allow me to double click. the only option I have is to open edit connections
[03:11] <Jeremy23> pe1: define it for your /var/www, and it'll work for all subdirectories
[03:12] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: formatting a bootable usb stick and copying the iso over should work
[03:12] <jtholt> ok i will try it   Be back soon after  reboot  thanks for help
[03:12] <mdg> deexannihilate: is that a left double click or a right double clikc?
[03:12] <pe1> Jeremy23: I've tried. it isn't working. thats the reason for my asking here.
[03:12] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: yeah that's what it's looking like... http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1734145&start=15&tstart=0 seems to indicate there's no solution whatsoever to making bootable usb's from mac os x
[03:12] <Jeremy23> pe1: pastebin your httpd.conf
[03:13] <pe1> http://bin.cakephp.org/view/426947283
[03:13] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: you can make bootable usb from osx its just the syslinux file needs to e changed
[03:13] <Skyman747> synirc.net
[03:13] <nexsja> why do fonts in netbeans look so ugly? :<
[03:13] <gogeta> be
[03:13] <deexannihilate> mdg: a double left click opens the network connections menu (shows the wireless signals available.. when it works) and another click closes it. just like it you opened file in openoffice. a right click opens another menu that lists enable networking (usually enable wireless until we restarted), connection information which is dim, edit connections, and about
[03:13] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: i'm running unetbootin under wine at the moment, but the text rendering is all kaput so i can't see what the options are
[03:13] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: how would i make a bootable usb from os x?
[03:13] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: lol
[03:13] <Jeremy23> pe1: just do <Directory /var/www>
[03:14] <prinneh> quick repeat: I
[03:14] <Jeremy23> but actually
[03:14] <mdg> deexannihilate: how long did it take you to resintall ubuntu?
[03:14] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: donno
[03:14] <Seronis> jeremy23: do you know the command to uninstall the remote desktop taht comes default?  im gonna go with tightvncserver package instead
[03:14] <prinneh> Argh, sorry about that. Having some fumbling hands problems
[03:14] <deexannihilate> mdg: 20 minutes if that
[03:14] <edbian> flyingtabmow: There is a linux version of unetbootin
[03:14] <deexannihilate> mdg: shall i do it again?
[03:14] <Jeremy23> pe1: delete the contents of your httpd.conf, and edit /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default isntead
[03:14] <Seronis> i just want to make sure there are no conflicts
[03:14] <Jeremy23> Seronis: I doubt you can uninstall it without breaking GNOME dependencies
[03:14] <flyingtabmow> edbian: yeah, but i'm running os x
[03:14] <mdg> deexannihilate: did wireless work right after the reinstall?
[03:14] <Jeremy23> Seronis: just leave it disabled
[03:14] <edbian> flyingtabmow: oic
[03:14] <edbian> :)
[03:14] <prinneh> Question: I can
[03:14] <Jeremy23> and it won't launch
[03:15] <bcurtiswx> anyone know how i can get java working on the arora browser?
[03:15] <prinneh> Trying again...
[03:15] <Jeremy23> Seronis: so run that recursive-unset thing I pasted you earlier
[03:15] <AvonGenesis> Hi, I just installed a bunch of ubuntu updates and it told me to restart, then it won't boot up. This is the error I get: http://pastebin.com/m45ca1657 I am able to log into my netbook with other kernels but not the one that updated. Anyone know why?
[03:15] <Seronis> already ran it.  i assumed that disabled it.
[03:15] <deexannihilate> mdg: it worked this morning at starbucks and picked up the at&t wireless but disconnected every few minutes (as the known issue). it "worked" this evening when I installed it, but couldn't pick up my home wireless
[03:15] <Seronis> Jeremy23: thank you =)
[03:15] <mdg> deexannihilate: my other question is - is it more important that wireless work or more important that ethernet works?
[03:16] <prinneh> question: I cannot write to my MMC SD card. I used to be able to do so, but I cant do it now. I think I need to fix my permissions, but I dont know how.
[03:16] <pe1> Jeremy23: thanks man! there was a AllowOverride None option. *peace* :-P
[03:16] <deexannihilate> mdg: wireless!
[03:16] <Jeremy23> pe1: yep, that was probably overriding the one you set
[03:16] <nexsja> anybody?
[03:16] <deexannihilate> mdg: but I need to figure out how to make it work correctly
[03:16] <nexsja> an i the only one that hates netbeans fonts? :<
[03:16] <Jeremy23> pe1: as VirtualHosts are more specific than the general config outside of it
[03:16] <mdg> deexannihilate: I think it needs to get all the updates on a fresh install before we try to get ethernet working
[03:17] <arand> AvonGenesis: Could try looking for similar issues on launchpad, searching for that particular kernel version
[03:17] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok. I'll reinstall now
[03:17] <mdg> deexannihilate: but at this point we don't know if it will pick up with a fresh install right?
[03:17] <Jeremy23> AvonGenesis: check the boot parameters for each kernel, and make sure they're the same
[03:17] <deexannihilate> mdg: it works, i just don't know what it will work here because the signal
[03:17] <Jeremy23> AvonGenesis: if the disk UUID is specified the same, that suggests there is a bug in the new kernel's SATA or IDE driver
[03:17] <deexannihilate> i can try.
[03:18] <AvonGenesis> arand: I did try searching but most of the suggestions suggest that either the uuid does not exist/incorrect or that my udev didn't finished updating because I restarted early.
[03:18] <edbian> Jeremy23: If you use dd to make a copy of a partition both the new and old partitions will have the same UUID
[03:18] <mdg> deexannihilate: when you try wireless at home, try to move a little to the side of being directly under where the wireless is above you
[03:18] <bcurtiswx> anyone know how I can get java to work on arora web browser
[03:18] <AvonGenesis> Jeremy23: If that is the case, what do you suggest I do?
[03:19] <deexannihilate> msg: i honestly don't know where it is exactly
[03:19] <arand> AvonGenesis: Well, the udev message does point towards udev not updating correctly...
[03:19] <deexannihilate> mdg: i'll try different areas
[03:19] <mdg> deexannihilate: after you reinstall, don't try ethernet set at all until you update - either at home or at starbucks
[03:19] <AvonGenesis> arand: Any idea how I can repair/fix udev?
[03:19] <mdg> deexannihilate: one thing you can try after reinstall is the command:  sudo iwlist scan - that will show you available connections and it does show decibel strength
[03:20] <mdg> deexannihilate: available wireless connections
[03:20] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok. will it install it all at once? or will there be a series of updates? it updated almost every day
[03:20] <mdg> deexannihilate: when I have installed ubuntu, I get like 200+ updates right away
[03:21] <mdg> deexannihilate: that's what you need to do is get the big group of updates before troubleshooting any other problesm
[03:21] <arand> AvonGenesis: Unfortunately no, (there are most probably ways, but I know as little as you in that matter), You could always set the olde kernel as default and just ignore the new one...
[03:21] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok. It is reloading. I'm going to grab a drink, and shower. we'll attempt this again if you are on then
[03:21] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay - will check back later  :)
[03:23] <kent> lol i am pounding the hell out of my monitor and it still wont go back to normal
[03:23] <AvonGenesis> arand: Alright, that sounds good to me, any idea how I can do that? Do I just rearrange the kernels in menu.lst?
[03:23] <tiritchi83> keoz: tu es la?
[03:24] <bcurtiswx> anyone here know how I can get java working on the arora web browser?
[03:25] <prinneh> Please, can someone help me change permissions for an MMC SD card?
[03:25] <prinneh> I would appreciate very much.
[03:25] <arand> AvonGenesis: you edit menu.lst and set default option to the number corresponding to the former kernel, guessing that'd be "3"
[03:25] <prinneh> it-
[03:26] <mdg> deexannihilate: you still here?
[03:26] <kent> dose anybody know were i can get java that works and will install on Xubuntu 9.04?
[03:26] <deexannihilate> mdg: yes
[03:26] <Scunizi> kent: search synaptic for sun and sun-java should show up
[03:27] <mdg> I found a couple things to add to a blacklist file that may help give you a better wireless connection
[03:27] <AvonGenesis> arand: Alright thanks. I still want to figure out the problem though, I'm able to boot on the other kernel and it says my udev is fine.
[03:27] <arand> AvonGenesis: actually, since it starts counting from 0, the olde kernel would probably be at no 2
[03:27] <tkmr> prinneh: open up terminal, type gksudo nautilus. Navigate to your /media folder. Right click on the SD card and go to the permissions tab.
[03:27] <kent> scunizi: thanks
[03:27] <arand> AvonGenesis: Indeed, that is kind of confusing.
[03:28] <AvonGenesis> arand: If it helps, the kernel that is broken is the ubuntu netbook one. The one that is working is ubuntu generic if that helps.
[03:28] <Scunizi> Is there a tool to merge two pdf files together.  One file has odd numbered pages and the other even. I want them to merge like you were shuffling a deck of cards without the randomness
[03:29] <deexannihilate> alright. it is 94% done
[03:29] <ziip> How do I turn my wifi laptop into like a sub access point on my existing network
[03:29] <mdg> AvonGenesis: - I missed your post - netbook remix is broken?
[03:29] <deexannihilate> mdg: let me jump in the shower super quick and i'll be back!
[03:29] <man68> a
[03:29] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay
[03:29] <ziip> because the laptop can reach the signal of the wifi router
[03:30] <ziip> but the other computer cant
[03:30] <AvonGenesis> mdg: Yes, my netbook remix kernel is broken but I am able to boot into the generic kernel.
[03:30] <ziip> so can I use the laptop to rebroadcast the signal
[03:30] <mdg> AvonGenesis: what netbook you have?
[03:30] <ziip> or bridge the connection
[03:30] <uberben> scunizi: there's a command line tool that at the very least will let you concatenate pdf files (and I seem to recall could do more) but I don't really remember the details...
[03:30] <AvonGenesis> mdg: I have an asus eee pc 1000HE.
[03:31] <Scunizi> uberben: wouldn't be "pdfedit" would it?  it has a command line function and gui but is overly complicated to use.
[03:31] <mdg> AvonGenesis: I'm helping deexannihilate with her acer aspire one D250 - wifi issues
[03:31] <kent> I tried looking up synaptic for sun and no downloads just news :(
[03:32] <Wired7> hi guys
[03:32] <arand> AvonGenesis: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/devmapper/+bug/358654 << Might that help you? Issue seems similar.
[03:32] <Wired7> can anyone help me?
[03:32] <mdg> anyone else here with an acer aspir D250
[03:32] <mdg> besides deexannihilate
[03:32] <bcurtiswx> who knows of a lightweight browser that has good flash and java support?
[03:33] <tkmr> Wired7: What's the problem? We won't know if we can help until we know the problem.
[03:33] <bcurtiswx> firefox is too clunky
[03:33] <kent> dose anybody know were i can get java that will work on Xubuntu 9.04
[03:33] <AvonGenesis> mdg: I was reading that post but I wasn't sure whether it would work, but that perfectly described my problem.
[03:33] <goku12205> hello
[03:33] <Wired7> is no one here...?
[03:33] <AvonGenesis> arand: I was about to read that :P
[03:33] <arleslie> How do I connect to Windows Shares in Ubuntu 9.04 SMB://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx does not work
[03:33] <goku12205> i am
[03:33] <tkmr> Wired7: You need to say what the problem is before anyone can help.
[03:33] <mdg> AvonGenesis: you want arand - he posted
[03:33] <kent> Wired7: yes pple are here
[03:34] <AvonGenesis> mdg: Oh, woops it went to the wrong person xD
[03:34] <uberben> scunizi: sorry, it has been so long since I've needed to mess with PDFs. try gs or pdftk
[03:34] <mdg> AvonGenesis: np - happens a lot actually
[03:34] <Wired7> sorry my phone was lagging. So I'm not sure what I did, but know my ubuntu won't recognize any wireless connections. I'm on my phone typing this
[03:34] <AvonGenesis> arand: Yea, that helps arand, I'll give it a try and see what happens.
[03:34] <blackberry77> anyone got any good linux blogs?
[03:34] <kent> dose anybody know were i can get java that will work on Xubuntu 9.04
[03:34] <arand> AvonGenesis: Good luck!
[03:34] <kent> dose anybody know were i can get java that will work on Xubuntu 9.04
[03:34] <uberben> scunizi: or harrass a compsci phd student
[03:34] <kent> dose anybody know were i can get java that will work on Xubuntu 9.04
[03:34] <Scunizi> uberben: :)
[03:35] <bcurtiswx> other than firefox, what browser is good for ubuntu that supports java and flash.. firefox is a resource hog
[03:35] <marko_> Hey guys I left before I got a response and now I can't scroll up and see if I had any input. I have ubuntu 9.04 installed on a partition but for some reason the browser seems to be running slow, I added the primary and secondary dns server in resolv.conf, turned off ipv6 in about:config, dropped my mtu to 1452 and added alias net-pf-10 ipv6 off
[03:35] <blackberry77> kent: applications add/remove java runtime?
[03:35] <marko_> alias net-pf-10 off
[03:35] <marko_> alias ipv6 off
[03:35] <marko_> #alias net-pf-10 ipv6 .Things are a bit better but not much. Any input would be great, BTW this is for a wireless connection.
[03:35] <FloodBot2> marko_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:35] <kent> blackberry77: ok hold on i wil l try it
[03:36] <CaptainCrook> hey folks i have a BIOS that doesnt support booting from too much partition... anyone know how to create a symbolic link to another partition from the boot config file?
[03:36] <Wired7> can anyone help me fix my wireless? Ubuntu is not recognizing any connections
[03:37] <tuxwulf> Wired7: Is it working at least? ifconfig, iwconfig...?
[03:37] <bcurtiswx> Wired7: what version of Ubuntu?
[03:37] <blackberry77> kent: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[03:37] <Wired7> Its 9.04
[03:37] <spO> mount.cifs can do only plaintext password in a file, while samba  has to rely on a smbpasswd created file, but can use encrypted passwords.... is this correct?  Now, the smbpasswd user accounts ought to be users that actually exist on the local box in order for that smbpasswd to have actual write/read privilages? or does it matter  ?  It doesn't really matter does it because Samba creates somewhat fake ownership and permission on NT fi
[03:38] <Wired7> says no wireless extensions, yet it was working fine one hour ago
[03:38] <ziip> how can I rebroadcast my wifi signal
[03:38] <kent> blackberry77: no Java runtime is in add/remove programs only some office thing hold on
[03:39] <losher> marko_: this channel is archived in http://irclogs.ubuntu.com as #ubuntu.txt
[03:39] <tuxwulf> Wired7: Did you do anythign in that hour that might have disabled it?
[03:40] <juan__> Anyone knowns how to create a local repository?I have search it ,without any results.
[03:40] <Wired7> I don't remember, is there a log o can check?
[03:40] <Wired7> I*
[03:41] <tuxwulf>   "/var/log/messages, /var/log/syslog
[03:41] <tuxwulf> dmesg perhaps ...
[03:41] <blackberry77> kent:juan__: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=20217 ??
[03:41] <blackberry77> juan__: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=20217 ??
[03:42] <trakcyia> I know ext4 doesn't suffer from fragmentation, but I just removed several items from my system and now I'd like the remaining data consolidated into the hard drive space where the deleted files used to be
[03:42] <juan__> Thank you very,very much, blackberry77.
[03:42] <marko_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/246825/ any input would be great.
[03:42] <kent> blackberry77: how do you open up a terminal window?
[03:42] <trakcyia> That will place them closer to the beginning of the disk and have them be closer together and thus increase IO latency
[03:42] <trakcyia> decrease
[03:43] <blackberry77> juan__: np, i think post number 5 is wat u want
[03:43] <trakcyia> Is there any defragmenting application for ext?
[03:43] <blackberry77> kent: applications accessories terminal
[03:44] <losher> trakcyia: dunno if the difference will be measurable. ext is basically self-defragmenting. See http://geekblog.oneandoneis2.org/index.php/2006/08/17/why_doesn_t_linux_need_defragmenting
[03:44] <mdg> hey styol - hows the install coming?
[03:45] <kent> dang it
[03:45] <kent> nothing works
[03:45] <Wired7> ugh...looks like I have to reinstall
[03:46] <eddiegentry> hi, i have some questions about linux ubuntu
[03:46] <blackberry77> ask away
[03:46] <mdg> Wired7: what kind of computer and wifi
[03:46] <eddiegentry> im trying to get a workstation install going and ran into some issues
[03:46] <eddiegentry> first, is it supposed to see more than one processor or not?
[03:46] <eddiegentry> bc i have two and it only says one
[03:46] <Wired7> Its a dell inspiron, and what do you mean by what kinda wifi
[03:46] <mdg> Wired7: I thought you were also having a wifi problem - sorry
[03:47] <Wired7> well it kinda is, its not seeing any wifi connections. So yea
[03:47] <mdg> eddiegentry: I have a hyperthreading P4 - where are seeing processors - what app/screen
[03:47] <AvonGenesis> How can I tell which drive is my root? Is it sda1 or sda5?
[03:48] <losher> AvonGenesis: run sudo df -l   Hopefully it will be obvious which is root...
[03:48] <Wired7> if I backup, can I save to my partition? Is that possible? Because I might have to reinstall
[03:48] <losher> AvonGenesis: oops, make that sudo df -h.  The first line will show the root filesystem
[03:49] <mdg> Wired7: you should be able to backup your /home partition - but I'm not sure how...
[03:49] <AvonGenesis> losher: Alright thanks.
[03:50] <myk_robinson> evening, all
[03:50] <Wired7> well this sucks. Allright, thanks for trying mdg
[03:50] <mdg> !backup | Wired7
[03:51] <losher> Wired7: what do you want to backup, and where do you want to save it?
[03:51] <eddiegentry> machine
[03:51] <coleys> It's just not a win game... =p
[03:51] <eddiegentry> when i type machine it just says i686
[03:51] <Wolvez> does anybody body knows Python ? I tryed install the MySQLdb but I receive an error when I try to import the MySQLdb
[03:51] <myk_robinson> Need a little assistance. I just installed LAMP on my laptop for local testing. I need to know how to define a folder in my home directory for Apache to reference. In other words, this is only being used for local testing. I would prefer to use a folder in my home directory instead of /var/www so I wont have to chown the /var/www folder everytime I make an edit. Any advice?
[03:51] <mdg> eddiegentry: so does mine
[03:51] <arleslie> How do I mount a Windows Network Share?
[03:51] <eddiegentry> i have two pentium pro chips
[03:52] <eddiegentry> i even overclocked them to 233
[03:52] <styol> mdg its still goin lol last i checked it was like 52%
[03:52] <eddiegentry> i want to get full speed out of it
[03:52] <mdg> eddiegentry: look at the out put from the command:  dmesg | less
[03:52] <Gumby> does anyone know if it is possible to use tail with dmesg.
[03:52] <mdg> eddiegentry: you can view it by page up/down
[03:52] <eddiegentry> mdg is says (END)
[03:52] <eddiegentry> yeah nothing is there
[03:52] <mdg> eddiegentry: yes, use the page up to scroll up
[03:52] <eddiegentry> just that (END) at the end
[03:52] <ctmjr> Gumby: yes dmesg | tail
[03:52] <eddiegentry> i just did
[03:53] <eddiegentry> nothing
[03:53] <styol> mdg the comp keeps going to sleep tho i think i need to adjust the settings real quick of the live cd install
[03:53] <mdg> dmesg | less  - in a terminal/console
[03:53] <eddiegentry> oh wait--when i leave it says
[03:53] <eddiegentry> Unable to obtain kernel buffer: Operation not permitted
[03:53] <eddiegentry> usage: sudo dmesg
[03:53] <mdg> styol: mine went to sleep during installs - its the screensaver for me
[03:53] <AvonGenesis> How do you unmount from a drive once you have mounted to it in terminal? It says that unmount is not a bash command.
[03:53] <Gumby> ctmjr: hrm, thx.  (I hope tail -f works here too)
[03:53] <Gumby> AvonGenesis: umount
[03:54] <AvonGenesis> Gumby: Thanks, I misread that :P
[03:54] <mdg> eddiegentry: it wants you to use root privileges
[03:54] <eddiegentry> is that a virus?
[03:54] <mdg> eddiegentry: try:  sudo dmesg | less
[03:54] <eddiegentry> it says
[03:54] <eddiegentry> WARNING: terminal is not fully functional
[03:54] <eddiegentry> -  (press RETURN)
[03:54] <eddiegentry> (END)
[03:55] <mdg> eddiegentry: wow
[03:55] <mdg> eddiegentry:  appears you are running as root - not a good idea
[03:55] <Poent> whats the equivilant of device manager for ubuntu?
[03:56] <eddiegentry> well i had to use sudo first
[03:56] <eddiegentry> this doesnt make any sense
[03:56] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok
[03:56] <eddiegentry> does ubuntu support dual overclocked pentium pro with 1 megabyte of L2 cache
[03:56] <mdg> deexannihilate: all ready?
[03:56] <deexannihilate> mdg: it will not pick up the signal
[03:56] <mdg> deexannihilate: I found a couple things to add to a blacklist before we try wifi
[03:56] <styol> mdg should i just leave it or is it possibly effecting the install?
[03:57] <mdg> styol: I would leave it go - if its 52% it will get there
[03:57] <mdg> styol: I think its just the screensaver kicking in
[03:57] <mdg> deexannihilate: we will use the command line to start an editor as we need root privileges to edit the blacklist file
[03:58] <mdg> deexannihilate: let mw know when you are ready ...
[03:58] <styol> mdg ah alrightie... thanks bro
[03:58] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it actually connected!
[03:58] <mdg> deexannihilate1: hurray!
[03:58] <deexannihilate1> mdg: :)
[03:58] <mdg> deexannihilate1: just to check out signal strength open, in a console type : sudo iwlist scan -
[03:58] <trakcyia> Is there any reason why reiser is running half as fast as ext4? it's on AHCI if that's at all relevant
[03:58] <D3RGPS31> anyone know of a way to forward sound through SSH with esound or alsa
[03:59] <mdg> deexannihilate1:  you will see the connection and you can see the db strength as a number rating xx/100
[03:59] <deexannihilate1> mdg: 21/100
[03:59] <mdg> deexannihilate1: that's pretty low
[04:00] <losher> D3RGPS31: I don't think it can be done....
[04:00] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it is the best i can do!
[04:00] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it just got hirer for a second
[04:00] <myk_robinson> i think i need assistance with Apache/virtual hosts. I want to set up a folder in my home folder for local testing of websites I am working on.
[04:00] <mdg> deexannihilate1: if you can try moving to somewhere else in the room and then type: sudo iwlist scan - you might find a little stronger signal
[04:00] <trakcyia> How do I stop firefox from saving my tabs on exit failure?
[04:01] <deexannihilate1> mdg: 10/00 lol
[04:01] <mdg> deexannihilate1: oh that's not better
[04:01] <khons> is there a karmic testing channel, list isn't working
[04:01] <deexannihilate1> mdg: i know
[04:02] <mdg> deexannihilate1: we can try blacklist a couple things and see if that makes the signal any better
[04:02] <aaroninfidel> is there a reason why when I put conky into startup applications it doesn't start?
[04:02] <mdg> deexannihilate1: they might be competing and causing your wifi dropout
[04:03] <deexannihilate1> msg: ok
[04:03] <deexannihilate1> mdg: i'm at 28 which is the highest i seem to be able to get
[04:03] <mdg> deexannihilate1: at a terminal type:  sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf and it will open a file for us
[04:04] <mdg> deexannihilate1: okay, remember where you were at when you got 28
[04:04] <deexannihilate1> mdg: i'm here
[04:04] <mdg> deexannihilate1: we have to add three lines to this file - at the bottom
[04:04] <eddiegentry> omg did anyone read this
[04:04] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok
[04:04] <mdg> deexannihilate1: first line to add:  blacklist ath5k_pci
[04:04] <CaptainCrook> anyway to edit rightclick destop menu in gnome?
[04:05] <AvonGenesis> If I delete a kernel, is there a way I can reinstall it?
[04:05] <deexannihilate1> under blacklistamd76x?
[04:05] <curt> oh well apparently xchat automatically directed me ehre
[04:05] <curt> *here
[04:05] <curt> how nice of it
[04:05] <mdg> deexannihilate1: yes - whatever is at the bottom of the list
[04:05] <deexannihilate1> msg: space vital?
[04:05] <curt> well since I'm here, anybody know why Youtube videos refuse to play sound?
[04:06] <mdg> deexannihilate1: ???
[04:06] <losher> AvonGenesis: generally, yes. If you downloaded it, the deb file will be cached in /var/cache/apt/archive. You can reinstall from that. Or reinstall it via synaptic...
[04:06] <Mefached> curt: Try logging out and back in, does that fix it?
[04:06] <deexannihilate1> mdg: i remember in nano it was vital to put a space between. wondering if it is the same thing here
[04:06] <mdg> deexannihilate1: you mean between blacklist and ath5k_pci - yes
[04:06] <mdg> deexannihilate1:  if you mean a blank line - no
[04:07] <deexannihilate1> mdg: no between the last line and the one i type
[04:07] <mdg> deexannihilate1: two more entries to go
[04:07] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok
[04:07] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it is asking for updates. proceed or finish adding first>
[04:07] <mdg> deexannihilate1: next one - on the line below the previous one - no blank line in between:  blacklist ATL1E
[04:07] <AvonGenesis> losher: Well, the thing is that the kernel was preinstalled and after I did an update, it no longer worked so wouldn't the deb file thats cached be the updated one? Basically I want it to roll back but I have no access to it.
[04:08] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok
[04:08] <mdg> deexannihilate1: last one:  blacklist ath5k
[04:08] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok. entered
[04:08] <mdg> deexannihilate1: okay, now save the file and you will need to shut down and then reboot
[04:09] <curt> Mefached: No, this has been an ongoing problem, I do have Adobe Flash installed, which is why it's so confusing, especially since sound works everywhere else
[04:09] <gogeta> AvonGenesis: press esc at boot and slect the old kernel
[04:09] <deexannihilate1> mdg: just close the terminal?
[04:09] <gogeta> AvonGenesis: ubuntu does not uninstall them
[04:09] <deexannihilate1> mdg: and should i install the updates first?
[04:09] <mdg> deexannihilate1: yes close terminal and then shut down the computer and reboot
[04:09] <gogeta> AvonGenesis: just in case you have issues
[04:09] <Mefached> curt, that's quite odd.
[04:10] <mdg> deexannihilate1: no updates yet
[04:10] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok brb
[04:10] <mdg> deexannihilate1: okay
[04:10] <integration_> hey guys i got my fresh install of ubuntu and it's working like a charm :)
[04:10] <AvonGenesis> gogeta: Well, there is no old kernel on that list, there are two kernels named differently though, one that is meant for netbook and one that says generic.
[04:10] <mdg> integration_: congratulations!
[04:10] <integration_> thanks
[04:10] <gogeta> AvonGenesis: so what the issue
[04:10] <curt> yes Mefached that was my opinion as wel
[04:10] <curt> *well
[04:11] <AvonGenesis> gogeta: I want to be able to boot into the netbook kernel but it won't let me so I have to boot into generic.
[04:11] <gogeta> AvonGenesis: did it brake
[04:11] <AvonGenesis> gogeta: well, I think it did, it stopped letting me boot into it after i restarted for an update.
[04:12] <donnybrasco> I'm back :) does anyone know why when I have two displays and I try to go into fullscreen it goes fullscreen on the primary display instead of the secondary screen?
[04:12] <gogeta> AvonGenesis: slect the netbook kernel in synaptic and slect reinstall
[04:12] <losher> AvonGenesis: if "preinstalled" means it came off the install CD, you should be able to reinstall the old kernel from there. But gogeta is right. Usually when you upgrade a kernel, the old version is left on disk in case you need to roll it back...
[04:12] <gogeta> AvonGenesis: maybe the upgrade whent badly
[04:13] <deexannihilate> mdg:  restarted
[04:13] <AvonGenesis> gogeta: Yea, thats what I'm thinking went wrong. So I've been looking for an answer to either fix it or reinstall it.
[04:13] <deexannihilate> mdg: no wireless available
[04:13] <prappl93> I am in need of an MPEG-4 AAC Decoder for Media Player. Anyone know where I can get one?
[04:13] <gogeta> AvonGenesis: just mark for reinstall in synaptic
[04:13] <mdg> deexannihilate: what
[04:13] <mdg> deexannihilate: what does your networking icon show?
[04:14] <th0r> media player?
[04:14] <deexannihilate> mdg: nothing
[04:14] <mdg> deexannihilate: two computers or stairsteps
[04:14] <gogeta> AvonGenesis: use quick search and type netbook you should find it
[04:14] <deexannihilate> mdg: steps with x
[04:14] <prappl93> Sorry, old Windows convert....
[04:14] <deexannihilate> mdg: no wireless option
[04:14] <prappl93> I need an MPEG-4 AAC decoder for MUSIC play
[04:14] <prappl93> Player*
[04:14] <deexannihilate> mdg: sudo iwlist scan shows nothing
[04:14] <metropolis> hi, i'm currently following these instructions to get my nvidia graphics driver to work under ubuntu 9.04: http://blog.freshnewpage.com/2008/04/26/nvidia-geforce4-420-go-on-ubuntu-804-hardy-heron/  I have just got to the very end of the instructions, where I'm editing the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file using nano inside a terminal. I've added the "Option "CustomEDID" "DFP-0:/etc/X11/edid.bin"" in the right place and have gone to save the file, and it's tellin
[04:14] <metropolis> g me Permission is denied. Any ideas??
[04:14] <deexannihilate> mdg: question
[04:15] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay, sorry - we need to undo the blacklisting
[04:15] <mdg> deexannihilate: sure
[04:15] <AvonGenesis> gogeta: Yup, thanks, this is the answer that I have been looking for, hopefully this will fix my problem. I'll try it out and hope it works.
[04:15] <CaptainCrook> anyways to get faster Ubuntu?
[04:15] <deexannihilate> mdg: under drivers, i've noticed it has madwifi disabled. or i noticed before. should this be enabled/
[04:15] <CaptainCrook> it got slower in the last week...
[04:15] <mdg> deexannihilate: oh.  Where are you seeing that listed?
[04:16] <gogeta> AvonGenesis: the one with the green heck mark is the installed one
[04:16] <gogeta> check
[04:16] <deexannihilate> mdg:  it is specifically under hardware drivers.. i haven't opened it since reinstall, but it has shown the same each time
[04:16] <CaptainCrook> by slower i mean from 6M/s copy file... to 450k/s copy...
[04:16] <AvonGenesis> gogeta: Yup, I got it, restarting now to see if it works.
[04:16] <mdg> deexannihilate: first lets undo what we added to blacklist and see what we get before we go to hardware drivers
[04:16] <gogeta> AvonGenesis: did you apply it lol
[04:17] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok
[04:17] <AvonGenesis> gogeta: Yup, it reinstalled and asked for a restart :D
[04:17] <mdg> deexannihilate: at the command line again:  sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[04:17] <bastidrazor> metropolis, you need to run the vim command with sudo
[04:17] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok
[04:17] <AvonGenesis> gogeta: Woot! It works, thanks a lot! +1 free internet for you!
[04:17] <blognewb> If there'd be any potential security issues with 9.04, will there be manual updates available despite having no LTS?
[04:18] <gogeta> AvonGenesis: lol
[04:18] <mdg> deexannihilate: now delete the last three lines we typed:  blacklist ath5k_pci blacklist ATL1E blacklist ath5k
[04:18] <mdg> deexannihilate: let me know when you have deleted them
[04:19] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok
[04:19] <mdg> deexannihilate: now close the terminal and you need to completely shut down and reboot again - sorry
[04:20] <losher> blognewb: there will be updates & fixes, especially for security issues, until it reaches end of life. Not sure what you mean by 'manual' updates
[04:20] <gogeta> mdg: wifi is unstable in the defult ubuntu kernel
[04:20] <deexannihilate> mdg: no apologies needed! save i assume
[04:20] <metropolis> bastidrazor: thanks! completely overlooked that!! now restarting - fingers crossed i have a graphical login at the right resolution!
[04:20] <blognewb> losher: oh i really didn't know what LTS implied sorry
[04:20] <mdg> deexannihilate: yes save please
[04:20] <gogeta> mdg: the 29 serise fixes wifi
[04:20] <bastidrazor> metropolis, good luck
[04:20] <blognewb> so "end of life" != LTS i guess?
[04:21] <mdg> gogeta: we are finding that out - deexannihilate is using UNR 9.04 on an acer aspir one D250
[04:21] <donnybrasco> when I have two displays enabled and try to go fullscreen on the secondary display, the video goes fullscreen on the primary display instead; is there any way to fix this?
[04:21] <mdg> 29 series?
[04:21] <losher> blognewb: LTS just means it will be supported for longer so you don't have to upgrade it as often, that's all. LTS = long term support.
[04:22] <gogeta> mdg: yea the arrray org netbook kernel 2.6.29 the defult geenrc .28 serise has wifi issues
[04:22] <metropolis>  damnit, it didn't work
[04:23] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok it is trying to connect to wireless
[04:23] <mdg> deexannihilate: excellent
[04:23] <deexannihilate> mdg: established
[04:23] <gogeta> mdg: mine would randomly disconnect untill i upgraded
[04:23] <mdg> deexannihilate: are you postioned where you got a 28?
[04:23] <prappl93> Anyone know where I can get a good MPEG-4 AAC decoder for Music Player?
[04:24] <mdg> gogeta: that's the problem deexannihilate  is having
[04:24] <bcurtiswx> i uninstalled firefox now flashplugin nonfree gives me an error "update-alternatives: error: no alternatives for iceape-flashplugin" but no package exists of that specific name and ive completely uninstalled iceape
[04:24] <mdg> gogeta: you mean in 9.04?
[04:24] <gogeta> mdg: yes
[04:24] <bcurtiswx> when i try to remove it
[04:25] <mdg> gogeta: deexannihilate just reinstalled and we are trying to get the updates so we can fix ethernet, eventually
[04:25] <deexannihilate1> mdg: yes and it is at 37 now
[04:25] <mdg> deexannihilate1: well that's slightly better
[04:25] <deexannihilate1> mdg: huge improvement from 9!
[04:26] <mdg> deexannihilate1: do you have a little icon that looks like a padlock by your network icon?
[04:26] <deexannihilate1> mdg: no
[04:26] <deexannihilate1> mdg: just battery and sound
[04:26] <bcurtiswx> i uninstalled firefox now flashplugin nonfree gives me an error "update-alternatives: error: no alternatives for iceape-flashplugin" but no package exists of that specific name and ive completely uninstalled iceape when i try to remove flashplugin-nonfree
[04:26] <gogeta> mdg: eeebuntu has the newer kernel by defult and they support most netbooks just just eee
[04:26] <bcurtiswx> sorry.. thats flashplugin-installer
[04:27] <mdg> deexannihilate1: I run an offshoot of regular ubuntu - trying to think what the update icon looks like....
[04:27] <deexannihilate1> msg: it opened already in the task bar
[04:27] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it looks like a cd aith a disk and arrow
[04:27] <mdg> deexannihilate1: oh okay.
[04:28] <mdg> deexannihilate1: this is a slow process - you can try and let it update - it will be 200+ updates - take an hour or more or you can wait until at starbucks, if you are there for an hour or more
[04:28] <deexannihilate1> mdg: i'll do it now bc the signal is too unstable at starbucks
[04:29] <gogeta> mdg: he needs a newer kernel to fix wifi
[04:29] <mdg> deexannihilate1: go ahead and let the updates run, but don't  trying plugging in ethernet
[04:29] <Heidi-Klumpen> Hi
[04:29] <deexannihilate1> mdg: i think i'll stay far away from ethernet lol
[04:29] <gogeta> mdg: it effects most cards
[04:29] <mdg> deexannihilate1: LOL thats understandable
[04:30] <mdg> deexannihilate1: now you know how to check signal strength at starbucks too:  sudo iwlist scan
[04:30] <gogeta> mdg: the ubuntu devs seem to have a problem with relsing with majer bugs anymore
[04:30] <mdg> gogeta: you had ethernet problem too?
[04:30] <deexannihilate1> mdg: thanks!
[04:30] <gogeta> mdg: wifi random disconnect
[04:30] <mdg> deexannihilate1: you're welcome
[04:31] <xim_> i want to make a seperate partition for swap space.  how big should it be?
[04:31] <deexannihilate1> mdg: i'm off to bed. we'll resume if you are available tomorrow evening. thanks again for your help and have a great evening!
[04:31] <mdg> gogeta: plus so many different wifi cards - its mid boggling
[04:31] <mdg> deexannihilate1: your welcome!!  I will be here tomorrow night.  Have a great evening too :)
[04:32] <theatro> xim_, how much RAM do you have?
[04:32] <gogeta> mdg: no its ipv6 its buggy but they decided to compile it inside the kernel insteed of having as a module like its always been
[04:32] <arleslie> Ubuntu 9.04 Just Updated: **CRASH REPORT** linux-image-2.6.28-14-generic 2.6.28-14.47 failed to install, any idea why?
[04:32] <Siph0n> Hey, I can't find an up to date list of gui ftp clients that use PRET (for Distributed FTP servers)..... I know of KFTPGrabber, but it keeps crashing on me, so i wanted to try a different one.. Anyone know of any?
[04:32] <mdg> gogeta: did you revert to IPV4?
[04:32] <xim_> theatro: i think 4g is there a command to check?
[04:32] <theatro> xim_, free -m
[04:32] <gogeta> mdg: you cant
[04:33] <blackberry77> hey, can someone help me get ubuntu to see/sync my ipod 2.1.1
[04:33] <mdg> gogeta: oh, you would have to stick with 8.04 right?
[04:33] <charlie_1> any network security servers?
[04:33] <xim_> theatro 4.2gig
[04:34] <mdg> blackberry77: download gtkpod in Synaptic
[04:34] <theatro> well I wouldnt put more than 2gb swap
[04:34] <charlie_1> why only 2gb swap?
[04:34] <blackberry77> mdg: ive done that but ipod isnt detected
[04:34] <mdg> blackberry77: unless its really new ipod
[04:34] <charlie_1> I use four gb swap
[04:35] <blackberry77> mdg: 1st gen 2.1.1 i'd say year old
[04:35] <mdg> blackberry77: what kind of ipod?
[04:35] <theatro> yeah but how much of that space is ever used?
[04:35] <xim_> oh ok, i was thinking like 10gb, i can drop 4
[04:35] <n2diy> can I see who is using my wireless router?
[04:35] <mdg> it should work...
[04:35] <xim_> "giggaz ain't shit"
[04:36] <blackberry77> n2diy: install the "fing" package
[04:36] <mdg> blackberry77: do you have libgpod installed as well?
[04:36] <n2diy> blackberry77: roger that, tnx
[04:36] <gogeta> back lol
[04:36] <Heidi-Klumpen> Hm, if I want to always let grub default to windows I'll have to place it first in the menu.lst, before the "BEGIN AUTOMAGIC KERNELS LIST" and then have grub default to entry 0.
[04:37] <gogeta> mdg: you cant blacklist ipv6 anymore
[04:37] <Heidi-Klumpen> That should be persistent through updates, right?
[04:37] <signpost> anybody know where I might find postgres 8.4 debs?
[04:37] <blackberry77> n2diy: got libgpod4 installed
[04:37] <gogeta> mdg: you have to eyther upgrade to 2.6.29 where they fixed it so you can blacklist again or recompile 28 without it
[04:37] <charlie_1> What do you mean black list ipv6?
[04:37] <signpost> feck it, compilin'
[04:37] <n2diy> blackberry77: don't know, does synaptic miss that?
[04:37] <mdg> blackberry77: http://gtkpod.wikispaces.com/Supported+iPods - shows supported ipods
[04:38] <gogeta> charlie_1: a bug in 28 and ipv6 makes wifi unstable on alot of cards
[04:38] <mdg> charlie_1: sorry, my bad question to gogeta
[04:39] <usr13> something is using the sound card. How do I find out what it is?
[04:39] <khons> anyone have an issue where flash works, but cannot interact with the controls?  such as the play/pause buttons?
[04:39] <mdg> gogeta: which chipset is best supported?
[04:39] <gogeta> mdg: well when u upgrade to 2.6.29 all my issue whent away
[04:39] <gogeta> i
[04:39] <gogeta> mdg: wifi nice and stable
[04:40] <mdg> gogeta: do you have backports for jaunty as well - is it recommended?
[04:40] <gogeta> mdg: and i knoe ubuntu ran across this in testing love how they didnt fix it
[04:40] <gogeta> mdg: and still havent
[04:41] <gogeta> mdg: not even adding 2.6.29 in the repos as a bug fix
[04:41] <OttifantSir> Anyone have DIR-655 and have a printer connected to the USB-port? Or two printers through a hub? The manual says how to do this using Windows, but (of course) not using Linux. So if anyone has any experience?
[04:41] <mdg> gogeta: it has to be compiled? 2.6.29?
[04:42] <charlie_1> How can I network a printer from my ubuntu computer?
[04:42] <gogeta> mdg: array.org is relsing it soon its in the rc stage i have it eeebuntu has it as well
[04:42] <Loafers> Are there any limitations on OpenJDK/JRE or decrease in functionality compared to Sun's Java?
[04:42] <mdg> gogeta: thats good to know
[04:43] <mdg> charlie_1: will the ubuntu computer have the printer hooked to it?
[04:43] <gogeta> mdg: ppa launchpad has it as well
[04:43] <Travis-42> I had turned on sharing for a folder, now I've turned off sharing, but the folder still shows up in other networked pcs... how do I get it off?
[04:43] <charlie_1> yeah it will be hooked directly to my computer
[04:44] <charlie_1> as it does not have a network interface for the router itself
[04:44] <mdg> gogeta: let me write that down so I don't forget
[04:44] <dio_> whats up
[04:45] <mdg> charlie_1: I've read about this - you need to go to Printer and there is an option in the tabs to "Publish" the printer to the network
[04:45] <dio_> hi forza4life
[04:45] <mdg> charlie_1: then on the other computers, you tell them to look for network printers
[04:45] <charlie_1> ah and those computers can be windows computers?
[04:46] <charlie_1> cause no one in my family wants to deal with linux.
[04:46] <charlie_1> lol
[04:46] <mdg> gogeta: have you posted that to ubuntu forums?
[04:46] <CreativeChemist> so I followed some instructions to install enlightenment and in the end it couldn't download this one file, the page doesn't exist... and now i can't install ANYTHING it says "dpkg interrupted run whatever manually to fix" I run that and it gets to that same screen trying to download a file that doesn't exist... and it wont give up... any way to fix this?
[04:46] <Forza4Life> dio_,
[04:46] <mdg> charlie_1: yes, they can be windows
[04:46] <gogeta> mdg: problem is you lose restreted
[04:46] <Forza4Life> caN U HELP ME WITH SOMETHING
[04:46] <Forza4Life> oopps caps
[04:46] <gogeta> mdg: only eebuntu has everything
[04:47] <mdg> which version eeepc you have?
[04:47] <mdg> gogeta: eee's are splashtops too right?
[04:47] <charlie_1> what is a splash top
[04:48] <gogeta> mdg: netbooks yes eeebuntu also support acer one
[04:49] <mdg> charlie_1: from what I've read, it means it has the ability to do a fast boot for things you use most often like email and web surfing or a regular boot to regular ubuntu
[04:49] <imad> What is the best way to handle RealMedia in Firefox on Linux Mint / Ubuntu? I have VLC installed, and I connect it to all RealMedia files via the mediaplayerconnectivity addon in FF. However, when I click to watch a Real video, both VLC and Gnome Mplayer pop up, together.
[04:49] <duncan> Anyone know how to build a live cd with a new kernel?  As I need to be running at least 2.6.30 and it's easy enough to set it up after installation but is there a way to run a livecd or install cd off a newer kernel?
[04:49] <gogeta> mdg: atm there the only ubuntu with the fixed kernel with everything
[04:49] <imad> Also, VLC uses a seperate window for the video, not integrated with the controls, even though I enabled that in the options.
[04:49] <mdg> gogeta: so if acer aspire one is supported my friend could upgrade to the 2.6.26 kernal wihtout problem?
[04:49] <mdg> gogeta: oh...
[04:50] <gogeta> mdg: yea 2.6.29
[04:50] <gogeta> its installed by defult
[04:50] <CreativeChemist> so I followed some instructions to install enlightenment and in the end it couldn't download this one file, the page doesn't exist... and now i can't install ANYTHING it says "dpkg interrupted run whatever manually to fix" I run that and it gets to that same screen trying to download a file that doesn't exist... and it wont give up... any way to fix this?
[04:50] <mdg> gogeta: so if she gets all the updates tonigth and I have her upgrade tomorrow - she should be set?
[04:50] <gogeta> mdg: its a diffrent distro
[04:51] <mdg> gogeta:  LOL now Im confused...
[04:51] <gogeta> mdg: http://www.eeebuntu.org/
[04:52] <gogeta> mdg: eebuntu is ment for eees but aspire ones use the same hardware
[04:52] <gogeta> it runs fine
[04:52] <imad> Any ideas about RealMedia and firefox?
[04:52] <mdg> gogeta: could my friend run it on her acer aspire instead of regular NBR?
[04:52] <mac_attack09> #allnitecafe
[04:52] <gogeta> mdg: yes
[04:52] <gogeta> mdg: its ubuntu for the most part
[04:53] <mdg> gogeta: I don't know if thats good new or bad - she reinstaslled twice today :)
[04:53] <gogeta> mdg: just with all those nasty stock ugs fixed
[04:53] <gogeta> bugs
[04:53] <mdg> gogeta: you had no ethernet problem?
[04:53] <gogeta> mdg: i had maer wifi issues with nbr stock
[04:53] <gogeta> majer
[04:53] <charlie_1> whats the deal with real media?
[04:54] <gogeta> mdg: with that not a one
[04:54] <charlie_1> and what is nbr?
[04:54] <charlie_1> nation black race?
[04:54] <gogeta> netbook remix
[04:54] <charlie_1> ?
[04:54] <mdg> gogeta: she lost her ability to use her ethernet - plus wireless issues
[04:54] <charlie_1> OOoh how is taht?
[04:54] <gogeta> mdg: that should fix them all
[04:54] <charlie_1> network card?
[04:55] <gogeta> mdg: both there standerd and nbr edtions are ment for small screens to standerd has smaller icons and fonts then normal ubuntu
[04:55] <metropolis> I'm using 9.04 on a Toshiba TE2100. I've been following these instructions to get my Nvidia graphics card to work - http://blog.freshnewpage.com/2008/04/26/nvidia-geforce4-420-go-on-ubuntu-804-hardy-heron/ - but after finishing all the steps and restarting, the resolution inside the Nvidia X Server Settings program still won't budge from 800x600. Any ideas?
[04:55] <OttifantSir> Anyone have a D-Link DIR-655 and have a printer connected to the USB-port? Or two printers through a hub? The manual says how to do this using Windows, but (of course) not using Linux. So if anyone has any experience?
[04:56] <SyphonSilent> hey guys I need a lil help
[04:56] <mdg> cool - think I will suggest she get eeebuntu
[04:56] <SyphonSilent> how do re enable pulseaudio?
[04:56] <bobesponja> hi
[04:56] <mdg> gogeta: you are a wealth of information!
[04:56] <bobesponja> my mic is not working any one can help me to get it to work please? :)
[04:56] <gogeta> OttifantSir: linux should just see them
[04:56] <mdg> gogeta: thanks for your enlightenment :)
[04:57] <linux_noobie1> for pulseaudiom, you have to go in System -> Preferences -> Sound
[04:57] <linux_noobie1> SyphonSilent:  for pulseaudio, you have to go in System -> Preferences -> Sound
[04:57] <imad> charlie_1:  I am having an issue with VLC and Firefox for handling RealMedia on the web.
[04:57] <mdg> night all and thanks for all the help :)
[04:58] <gogeta> mdg: heh i have relesed many fixes for netbooks myself
[04:58] <OttifantSir> gogeta: Are you sure? Just like if they were connected to a computer set to publish them to the network?
[04:58] <linux_noobie1> SyphonSilent:  everytime i update anything involving the ALSA sound system, it screws me up too
[04:58] <mbostwick> hello, I am trying to create a floppy image with dd, I am using a usb floppy drive, dose anyone know why the floppy /dev/sdc is showing read only file system(I have check to make sure the switch is not set that way)
[04:58] <mattwj20021> hi guys
[04:58] <imad> When I click on a Real video, two programs start playing the video, both Totem and VLC, and though in mediaplayerconnectivity (FF addon) I said only VLC.
[04:58] <gogeta> OttifantSir: you mean a shared printer system
[04:58] <SyphonSilent> No someone tld me a console command to disable it it was like kill 3326 or something and then sudo something else
[04:58] <metropolis> I'm using 9.04 on a Toshiba TE2100. I've been following these instructions to get my Nvidia graphics card to work - http://blog.freshnewpage.com/2008/04/26/nvidia-geforce4-420-go-on-ubuntu-804-hardy-heron/ - but after finishing all the steps and restarting, the resolution inside the Nvidia X Server Settings program still won't budge from 800x600. Any ideas?
[04:58] <SyphonSilent> and now I have issues with my sound
[04:58] <gogeta> OttifantSir: linux printer sharing is simler to windows
[04:58] <SyphonSilent> like it cuts out sometime, or stops working all together untill i restart
[04:59] <mattwj20021> how do I permantly disable an internal wireless nic?
[04:59] <SyphonSilent> i dont know how to fix it
[04:59] <SyphonSilent> can you help?
[04:59] <linux_noobie1> SyphonSilent:  like i said, go into the sound  section and set everything to Autodetect
[04:59] <linux_noobie1> SyphonSilent: then try to do a test from there
[04:59] <mattwj20021> well not permantly but long enough so it doesn't keep on reconnecting on me
[04:59] <gogeta> OttifantSir: been ages for me and a printer so i cant relly say where everything is located
[04:59] <linux_noobie1> SyphonSilent: that usually does the trick for me
[05:00] <linux_noobie1> SyphonSilent: when that happens
[05:00] <mattwj20021> I have a nic and two wireless cardss
[05:00] <SyphonSilent> when i press test this is what it says
[05:00] <SyphonSilent> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Failed to connect: Connection refused
[05:00] <mattwj20021> I have tried to do a sudo ifconfig eth1 down but it comes back up
[05:00] <OttifantSir> gogeta: Again I have to practice what I preach: Courage, patience and reference. Try it before asking a question, and read the documentation before asking a question.
[05:00] <mattwj20021> :-s
[05:00] <Mikess> anyone using xubuntu or a seperate irc ?
[05:00] <gogeta> SyphonSilent: i get that to setting them to auto normaly fixes it
[05:01] <Mikess> anyone using xubuntu ?
[05:01] <charlie_1> mattwj20021 does it come back up at startup?
[05:01] <spO> samba allows multiple computers to network a directory, by default,  (using passdb backend smbpasswd)   .... right?   ie, not just one
[05:01] <charlie_1> or just in general
[05:01] <SyphonSilent> ill restart and see what it does
[05:02] <mattwj2002> charlie_1
[05:02] <mattwj2002> I think it might
[05:02] <charlie_1> yes?
[05:03] <ryjame> mattwj20021: Try disabling in the Network Connections from System->Preferences->network connections.
[05:03] <charlie_1> does it just restart the wireless nic by default
[05:03] <charlie_1> without restart?
[05:04] <metropolis> I'm using 9.04 on a Toshiba TE2100. I've been following these instructions to get my Nvidia graphics card to work - http://blog.freshnewpage.com/2008/04/26/nvidia-geforce4-420-go-on-ubuntu-804-hardy-heron/ - but after finishing all the steps and restarting, the resolution inside the Nvidia X Server Settings program won't budge from 800x600. Any ideas?
[05:04] <charlie_1> mattwj20021 did you try editing the network/interfaces file
[05:04] <mattwj2002> no I haven't
[05:04] <ryjame> mattwj2002: select the interface(s) to disable, click on edit, then uncheck the autoconnect check box.
[05:04] <DasEi> Mikess: partially, why ?
[05:04] <mattwj2002> okay
[05:04] <mattwj2002> good idea :)
[05:04] <cflipse> :)/quit
[05:05] <charlie_1> ryjame would editing the interfaces file be an alternative to that?
[05:05] <Mikess> DasEi, Looking at installing it
[05:05] <ryjame> charlie_1 : Yes, but I hate messing around like that under the covers.  Never know what is stored where.
[05:05] <Mikess> DasEi, i am a debian user ,,kde 4,,,,  but it is bloated and getting slower
[05:05] <charlie_1> true true.
[05:06] <DasEi> Mikess: it's good for weaker machines, or icewm / fluxbox even better
[05:06] <DasEi> Mikess: your hardware ?
[05:06] <yaku> Hi I need help with my sim card reader can anyone help me
[05:06] <StrangeCharm> is there a symbol that i can use to represent the current date in shell scripts?
[05:06] <Mikess> DasEi, Foe other peoples machines not mine
[05:06] <charlie_1> question: does anyone know of any GUI-based compilers that supports gcc.
[05:06] <charlie_1> ?
[05:07] <Mikess> DasEi, friends etc :)
[05:07] <theatro> StrangeCharm, like what?
[05:07] <goahead> How can I play mp3 with the default LISTEN player in Xubuntu?
[05:07] <ryjame> charlie_1 : Do you mean like IDEs?  Eclipse does.
[05:07] <linux_noobie1> charlie_1, how bout Eclipse?
[05:07] <Mikess> DasEi, P II machines etc get dumped over here
[05:07] <StrangeCharm> like 'cat <date> >> filename'
[05:08] <spO> sudo -i logs me into root/gives me a root shell, is ther a way to elevate everything of user1 without it being labeled as "root" as an owner
[05:08] <mattwj20021> charlie_1 I think it worked!
[05:08] <mattwj20021> :D
[05:08] <StrangeCharm> theatro,  like 'cat <date> >> filename'
[05:08] <DasEi> Mikess: mind joining #ubuntu-offtopic ?
[05:08] <theatro> StrangeCharm, date >> filename
[05:08] <iyank> hallo everyone......
[05:08] <ryjame> I use Eclipse for the majority of my development, whether in C or other languages
[05:08] <charlie_1> oh thnak ryjame
[05:08] <ctmjr> !mp3 | goahead
[05:09] <mattwj20021> !beer
[05:09] <charlie_1> !beer?!
[05:09] <charlie_1> WOOOOO
[05:09] <charlie_1> !beer
[05:09] <Mikess> DasEi, sure ok
[05:09] <CoffeeMonster> lol
[05:09] <charlie_1> question: does anyone know of any GUI-based compilers that supports gcc.
[05:09] <mattwj20021> !beer | charlie_1
[05:09] <charlie_1> hahaha
[05:09] <mattwj20021> :P
[05:09] <gogeta> goahead: vlc can do mp3s without any extra plugins
[05:09] <charlie_1> I hate compiling via command
[05:09]  * CoffeeMonster shrugs
[05:09] <charlie_1> I wanna just push a button
[05:09] <StrangeCharm> theatro, is there more fine-grained control, what if i want a different format?
[05:10] <linux_noobie1> charlie_1, its never that simple
[05:10] <theatro> StrangeCharm, man date ;-)
[05:10] <mattwj20021> yeah I have been playing around with 802.11n
[05:10] <ryjame> charlie_1 : Then eclipse is a good start.
[05:10] <mattwj20021> :)
[05:10] <gogeta> charlie_1: was that some kind of bad joke
[05:10] <StrangeCharm> theatro, already there
[05:10] <metropolis> I'm using 9.04 on a Toshiba TE2100. I've been following these instructions to get my Nvidia graphics card to work - http://blog.freshnewpage.com/2008/04/26/nvidia-geforce4-420-go-on-ubuntu-804-hardy-heron/ - but after finishing all the steps and restarting, the resolution inside the Nvidia X Server Settings program won't budge from 800x600. Any ideas?
[05:11] <charlie_1> I mean for c++; for example, Dev Cpp
[05:11] <gogeta> charlie_1: you can always use the automake command
[05:11] <charlie_1> bloodshed dev-Cpp
[05:11] <charlie_1> automake?
[05:11] <linux_noobie1> charlie_1, Eclipse has the ability to install modules ofr almost any langauge
[05:11] <linux_noobie1> charlie_1, have you tried it?  or do you want a different one?
[05:11] <charlie_1> no i have not
[05:11] <charlie_1> I will look into it thanks
[05:11] <gogeta> charlie_1: yea as long as you dont need any extra configure commands you just type automake does it all
[05:12] <charlie_1> like automake myfile.c
[05:12] <charlie_1> ?
[05:12] <gogeta> just automakke
[05:12] <ryjame> charlie_1 : Check out http://eclipse.org
[05:12] <spO> umask is used when creating new files or directories.   is there smoething used for creating the ownership aspects of a file or directory?
[05:12] <xim_> is there anyone whos ever trudged through the muck with the ipod audiobook m4b format?
[05:13] <CoffeeMonster> What's an ipod? *cough*
[05:13] <theatro> ehm
[05:13] <charlie_1> lol
[05:13] <theatro> a new format ?
[05:13] <ryjame> sp0 : are you asking about ACL's?  ACL can force ownership as well as permissions.
[05:14] <spO> ryjame, how?
[05:14] <spO> what do you mean ACL?
[05:14] <CoffeeMonster> eep
[05:14] <spO> how do you change the ownership defaults?
[05:14] <xim_> stupid ipods wont sort files into the audiobook menu if they are mp3s only audible .aa files and ipod .m4b files, so unless i want to litter my audiobooks all over my music, i have to convert ALL these mp3s into .m4bs which are actually like twice as big...wtf
[05:15] <johnseamus> hi ,anybody knows how to configure ubuntu as a layer 2 switch?
[05:15] <ryjame> sp0 : ACL -  Access Control Lists.  There are commands that allow you to set directory level defaults so when a file is created within the directory, you can set ownership as well as permissions.
[05:15] <coldReactive_> don't use an ipod then.
[05:15] <eboyjr> I have a Compiz-related question. On the Enhanced zoom plugin, can I make it not anti-alias?
[05:15] <theatro> xim_, *hurts*
[05:15] <spO> ryjame,  umask is used for permissions  , but what can cahnge the ownership defaults?
[05:15] <bucky> xim_: use an ipod management tool... apt-cache search ipod
[05:15] <ryjame> sp0 : Hate to say this, but a good start is "man acl".  This gives a good reference on what I believe you are asking
[05:16] <coldReactive_> eboyjr: /join #compiz
[05:16] <yaku> Hi i need to download some pictures from my camera to my pc but ubuntu isnt getting the cam ?
[05:17] <xim_> bucky: how i have gtkpod, but i cant figure exactly how that helps
[05:17] <bucky> my ipod blew up and i donated my organs to steve jobs
[05:17] <johnseamus> anybody knows how to configure ubuntu as a layer 2 switch?
[05:17] <HighLordObsi> waddap homies
[05:17] <coldReactive_> lol @ bucky
[05:17] <ryjame> sp0 : BTW umask is overridden when ACL's are in effect on the specified directory.
[05:18] <mechtech> which of these NES emulators in synaptic is any good?
[05:18]  * coldReactive_ wonders the legality of that question
[05:19]  * HighLordObsi slaps his pc with a rotting herring
[05:19] <beau> Abandonware is not illegal.
[05:20] <mechtech> thank you beau
[05:20] <coldReactive_> lol
[05:20] <HighLordObsi> abandonware is wunnerful
[05:20] <mechtech> hence the free availability of emulators :)
[05:20] <xim_> abandonware is fore space quest
[05:20] <coldReactive_> I meant the ROMs/Games you play on them
[05:21] <mechtech> maybe I develop
[05:21] <Alchemestrum> NeoGeo ftw
[05:21] <beau> A lot of the old NES games were abandoned.
[05:21] <beau> To answer the question, I've only used FCE on ubuntu, but it worked well with my controller.
[05:21] <HighLordObsi> even so...the question was about the emulators...which are free game :D
[05:21] <coldReactive_> "maybe I develop" --I'll drink to that!
[05:22] <mechtech> cheers
[05:22] <beau> So in my eyes it was good
[05:22] <mechtech> I'll have to try it
[05:22]  * coldReactive_ is amazed at how I was able to dump my PS2 BIOS without modding it
[05:23] <mechtech> coldreactive: why would you dump the bios on your PS2?
[05:23] <nevyn> there are LOTS of reasons to do that.
[05:23] <mechtech> well...I don't know any, so I thought I'd ask
[05:23] <mechtech> :)
[05:23] <coldReactive_> PCSX2
[05:23] <coldReactive_> A PS2 emu
[05:24] <StrangeCharm> head and tail get me lines of a multiline file. how can i get characters of a multcharacter string?
[05:24] <HighLordObsi> mmm...captain morgan and sprite....tastes like creme soda :D
[05:24] <mechtech> so...you wiped the bios off a functional PS2 to load it with a PS2 Emulator?
[05:24] <nevyn> mechtech: no pcsx2 doesn't ship with a bios
[05:24] <Eric_E> No he dumped the bios leaving it on the ps2
[05:25] <nevyn> it's a complete emulator but the bios is copyright.
[05:25] <Silver_Swords> to all, a week ago i complained about ubuntu being slower than sabayon. and decided to switch to sabayon, WHAT A MISTAKE! the little extra speed comes at a huge cost, your piece of mind! they got problems, one too many, none stop. im back with ubuntu, slower, but so much stabler. =)
[05:25] <coldReactive_> You can dump the BIOS of a fat PS2 (which I have) without modding its hardware). All you need is a codebreaker disk, a FAT USB Drive, and a PSOne disc you don't use, as well as a save editor and the save exploit
[05:25] <dare> silver_swords, good news :-)
[05:25] <coldReactive_> You also need a more recent version of uLaunchElf (4+)
[05:25] <mechtech> and you wonder at the legality of one little NES emu?
[05:25] <mechtech> LOL
[05:26] <beau> ^
[05:26] <Eric_E> lol
[05:26] <coldReactive_> dumping a PS2 BIOS is perfectly legal -_-
[05:26] <coldReactive_> as long as you own the PS2
[05:26] <Eric_E> if u own it yup
[05:26] <HighLordObsi> wait for it.......
[05:26] <Eric_E> for what?
[05:26] <mechtech> w8ing
[05:26] <HighLordObsi> waiting for the ubuntu login screen ping
[05:26] <coldReactive_> lol
[05:26] <beau> As long as you own the original NES game, it's 100% legal to have a backup copy... even as a ROM.
[05:27] <losher> Silver_Swords: slower doing what, exactly?
[05:27] <beau> So, tomato tomato.
[05:27] <HighLordObsi> and there it goes
[05:27] <coldReactive_> bleh
[05:28] <coldReactive_> here's what nin10doh says
[05:28] <HighLordObsi> ooh...my login screen is all crumpled up at the top of the screen
[05:28] <johnseamus> hi, anybody has experience to config ubuntu as a switch here?
[05:28] <coldReactive_> http://www.nintendo.com/corp/legal.jsp#download_rom
[05:28] <Silver_Swords> losher: running programs.
[05:28] <dare> hm, i wonder whether it would be illegal to buy a tomato from a store, clone it.. then sell it?
[05:29] <charlie_1> you can clone it
[05:29] <charlie_1> you cant sell it
[05:29] <coldReactive_> "Therefore, whether you have an authentic game or not, or whether you have possession of a Nintendo ROM for a limited amount of time, i.e. 24 hours, it is illegal to download and play a Nintendo ROM from the Internet. "
[05:29] <dare> LOL
[05:29] <StrangeCharm> what utility will extract chars from a string (like head or tail, but from a single line)
[05:29] <charlie_1> as the TRMA
[05:29] <Eric_E> anyone here have an alpha server?
[05:29] <dare> hah
[05:29] <Silver_Swords> losher: but really i prefer the stability than non-stop problems.
[05:29] <charlie_1> Tomato rights management asso
[05:29] <Alchemestrum> lol
[05:29] <freen> isn't there a general ubuntu chat? what's that room name?
[05:30] <charlie_1> grep
[05:30] <charlie_1> StrangeCharm grep would do that
[05:30] <StrangeCharm> some tomatoes have DRM to stop you planting them
[05:30] <danbhfive> freen: #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:30] <losher> Silver_Swords: the binary execution speed differs significantly. I'm surprised? I agree with you about stability over speed though...
[05:30] <StrangeCharm> charlie_1, i'll take a look
[05:30] <charlie_1> like charlie@charlie-desktop:~$ ps -A | grep xcha
[05:30] <charlie_1>  9829 ?        00:01:13 xchat
[05:31] <HighLordObsi> lord, now i'm stuck on the login screen
[05:31] <HighLordObsi> which i can't see
[05:31] <Silver_Swords> losher: not significantly, but a tad faster.
[05:32] <StrangeCharm> charlie_1, doesn't look like grep would work. i want to extract a number that i don't know from a line of text. i know where it is, just not how long it is
[05:33] <charlie_1> from a command right?
[05:33] <losher> Silver_Swords: do you know how come it's faster? Its a gentoo derivative right?
[05:33] <bucky> StrangeCharm: what's the line of text?
[05:34] <charlie_1> yeah
[05:34] <charlie_1> whats the line of text
[05:34] <charlie_1> lol
[05:34] <bucky> i'm thinking of  a number between 1 and 10
[05:34] <Silver_Swords> losher: no i dont. yes it is gentoo.
[05:34] <mechtech> well...based on what I just read, I can only assume that nintendo has no clue that linux distros have NES emulation software almost built right into them...LOL
[05:34] <lakcaj> Is there a way to have the CD/DVD Creator open empty when I double-click on a blank CD icon on the desktop?  It seems to remember the files I burnt last, so I have to select and delete them every time I create a new CD/DVD.
[05:35] <charlie_1> 5
[05:35] <mechtech> 7
[05:35] <charlie_1> Bull shit
[05:35]  * coldReactive_ wonders if Flash4Lin will ever be completed
[05:35] <StrangeCharm> bucky, charlie_1: 'i would like to eat 23 muffins' i want to print '23' to stdout
[05:36] <Shaan7> i have installed the vlc documentation via the package videolan-doc which in turn installed many files in /usr/share/doc but I'm unable to understand how to view them?
[05:36] <spO> i am using ubuntu on my htpc and hdtv,  the screen size of the desktop has a boarder around the desktop image area.... is there a way to scale or make it so there is no black boarder around my desktop?
[05:36] <HighLordObsi> ok there we go...
[05:36] <losher> Silver_Swords: I'm surprised nevertheless. I don't think I've heard any of the distros having a significant speed advantage over any other...
[05:37] <StrangeCharm> bucky, charlie_1: but i might only want 3 muffins, or 432, but it'll always be preceeded by 'i would like to eat ' and followed by ' muffins'
[05:37] <HighLordObsi> anybody know why my login screen is all crumpled up in the top of the screen
[05:37] <charlie_1> so you input a value and you want that value to be spit back out  <StrangeCharm>
[05:37] <DasEi> Shaan7: cd there and call the in gedit
[05:37] <Silver_Swords> losher: another thing.. they got a horribly miserable package manager. very messy!
[05:37] <charlie_1> stdout you would use %d
[05:37] <charlie_1> to represent a integer
[05:37] <Silver_Swords> losher: try it livecd and you'll notice too.
[05:38] <bucky> mechtech: did you apt-cache search nintendo ?
[05:38] <mechtech> bucky: no, why?
[05:38] <agent_j> lakcaj: i don't think it's possible. CD/DVD creator is very basic. i personally use Brasero, because it's much prettier.
[05:38] <dorszes> hi all.
[05:38] <bucky> mechtech: zsnes looks pretty good
[05:38] <charlie_1> like so printf("eat %d muffins", variable_name);
[05:38] <StrangeCharm> charlie_1, bucky: i don't input a value. that value is written in text in a file which i want to parse for it
[05:38] <losher> Silver_Swords: I'm not surprised to hear about the package manager. apt is pretty hard to beat...
[05:38] <bucky> mechtech: i'd probably go for the kde one
[05:38] <charlie_1> oooooooh
[05:38] <mechtech> bucky: I just downloaded 857 thingies
[05:39] <bucky> mechtech: oh... i thought you were looking for a nintendo emulator
[05:39] <Shaan7> DasEi: i can view the contents like that, but I think there should be some kind of help app which lets me to view the files. the listing of /usr/share/docs/videolan-doc is http://pastebin.com/d2504cefc
[05:39] <StrangeCharm> charlie_1, and i want to use a program, not a c function
[05:39] <StrangeCharm> idealy
[05:39] <mechtech> bucky: yes, to make use of said "thingies"
[05:40] <charlie_1> oh
[05:40] <charlie_1> lol
[05:40] <tsimpson> StrangeCharm: use grep, it accepts regular expressions
[05:40] <xim_> is it possible to boot a ubuntu installation from an SD slot?
[05:40] <Silver_Swords> losher: and when you ask for help on their irc, you'll be told to "google it".
[05:40] <DasEi> Shaan7: can also move there via places
[05:40] <losher> Silver_Swords: that happens here too :-)
[05:40] <Silver_Swords> oh oh
[05:40] <lakcaj> Shaan7, just copy whatever document you want from the /usr/share/doc/videolan-doc/ directory to somewhere in your home directory and then gunzip it.
[05:40] <charlie_1> yeah man just grep muffins textjew.txt
[05:41] <charlie_1> and it should spit out the sentence
[05:41] <treetop> can someone help me setup my ftp server im using proftpd but i can't seem to get it to act right
[05:41] <Shaan7> DasEi: lakcaj: ok
[05:41] <StrangeCharm> tsimpson, having looked at the grep manual, i don't see how to do what i want. i want to feed a program 'i would like to eat 32 muffins' and get out '32'
[05:41] <DasEi> Shaan7: vlc - specific : vlc --longhelp --advanced
[05:41] <charlie_1> yeah man just grep muffins textjew.txt
[05:42] <charlie_1> dfsf
[05:42] <charlie_1> dasd
[05:42] <treetop> anyone ?
[05:43] <charlie_1> dasdas
[05:43] <StrangeCharm> charlie_1, i'm not sure that would do what i want
[05:44] <HighLordObsi> lord now its tellin me to upgrade my bios or use force addy again
[05:44] <charlie_1> hmm
[05:44] <treetop> can someone help me setup my ftp server im using proftpd but i can't seem to get it to act right
[05:44] <lakcaj> treetop, you're going to have to be more specific, not that I can help you, but you aren't stating what the problem is
[05:45] <StrangeCharm> charlie_1, that just echoes back the whole line
[05:45] <treetop> oh well i cant seem to sonnect to it i got the ports opena dneverything i mean i dont really know
[05:45] <treetop> i got it installed and the ports open but it wont let me connect
[05:45] <charlie_1> yeah man just grep muffins textjew.txt
[05:45] <charlie_1> you want it just to echo the number back?
[05:45] <charlie_1> and you dont know what the number is
[05:47] <n2diy>  Can I see who is using my wireless router
[05:47] <bucky> treetop: won't let you connect from where.. on the local machine?  ftp://localhost  ?
[05:47] <mechtech> trying out kamefu...be back later...maybe
[05:48] <treetop> no im connecting to my linux box
[05:48] <treetop> not local
[05:48] <StrangeCharm> charlie_1, yes, i just want the number, and i don't know what the number is
[05:48] <lakcaj> treetop, is the ftp server behind a router?
[05:49] <bucky> treetop: is port 21 forwarded on your router to your linux box?
[05:49] <treetop> yeah but i got everything right i dob chk
[05:49] <jigpe> hello g`pm. i have 3 partitions. partition 1(c:) is my home xp. partition2 (d:) and partition3 (e:) are free. I want to install ubuntu 9.04 in partition2 (d:).. how to install ubuntu 9.04 on partition2 (d:)? All i see now in installation are these: 1. install them side by side, choosing between them each startup, 2. use the entire disk, 3.use the largest continuous free space, 4. specify partitions manually(advance). i tried num 4 but i dont understa
[05:50] <Silver_Swords> n2diy, you need to log into your router page and see from there.
[05:50] <tsimpson> StrangeCharm: try sed
[05:50] <lakcaj> treetop, does the port show as open if you nmap it?
[05:50] <StrangeCharm> tsimpson, i'll take a look
[05:50] <treetop> •lakcaj• ill make sure ahng on
[05:50] <n2diy> Silver_Swords: roger that, tnx
[05:51] <treetop> sry no collor
[05:51] <tsimpson> StrangeCharm: "echo 'i would like to eat 32 muffins' | sed 's/[^0-9]//g'" should output "32"
[05:51] <treetop> color again*
[05:51] <prappl93> Can I get Kodak EasyShare drivers for 9.04?
[05:51] <fiber> hi, i have a quick question.... i want to make a bash script that starts N instances of a program, waits for them all to terminate then does some other commands.... what is the easiest way to do this? i've been playing around with `wait` but i can't seem to get it right
[05:51] <danbhfive> jigpe: I think you could delete the last partition, and select option 3
[05:51] <theatro> jigpe, with option 4 choose the second partition, you need to delete the d: volume and then use an option that says auto alocate this space for the ubuntu partitions
[05:51] <zroysch> why does this usb hard drisk not mount during boot. I have to sudo mount -a to make it boot
[05:51] <zroysch> er
[05:52] <treetop> proftpd - Versatile, virtual-hosting FTP daemon does anyone recmed it ?
[05:52] <zroysch> disk, and to make it mount
[05:52] <StrangeCharm> tsimpson, so it does. thanks tsimpson!
[05:52] <tsimpson> StrangeCharm: no problem
[05:52] <theatro> jigpe, if you are still confused ask again, you must be very carefull not to destroy c: here
[05:52] <jigpe> theatro danbhfive : how to delete? i dont see delete option in "Prepare disk space"
[05:53] <n2diy> fiber kill ?
[05:53] <theatro> if you click on the partition does it give you any options? a right click?
[05:53] <danbhfive> jigpe: with option 4, delete the partition.  Then click back I think
[05:53] <fiber> n2diy: no, i want them to run until completion
[05:53] <treetop> vsftpd - The Very Secure FTP Daemon OR proftpd - Versatile, virtual-hosting FTP daemon whick one should i use ?
[05:54] <n2diy> fiber, yes, and when they are done, kill them?
[05:55] <Um_cara_qualquer> hi folks... how do I set the subtitles on MPlayer to be on those black stripes when i watch a movie on widescreen?
[05:55] <prappl93> Um_cara_qualquer, do you mean Closed Captioning?
[05:55] <Um_cara_qualquer> humm don't know
[05:55] <Um_cara_qualquer> i just
[05:55] <Pr0Br0> hey anyone have any experience clearing a bios password?
[05:55] <CaptainCrook> anything known about port 3000?
[05:55] <neil_d> I have a "AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4400+" but /proc/cpuinfo says the cpu MHz is 1000.000 ... is the cpu running at full speed?
[05:56] <prappl93> Pr0Br0, it depends on your BIOS setup I believe
[05:56] <Um_cara_qualquer> wanna watch the movie with the subtitles under the screen you know
[05:56] <jigpe> danbhfive : i deleted D: and back. then i select option 3: but it says "This probably happend because the selected disk or free space is too small to be automatically partitioned. (note: the partitions are 160gb/3 so its 50+gb
[05:56] <neil_d> CaptainCrook: the shields up section at www.grc.com might know something.
[05:56] <Silver_Swords> Pr0Br0: is it a desktop?
[05:56] <konam> hi
[05:56] <Pr0Br0> it's a toshiba laptop
[05:57] <Um_cara_qualquer> there're black spots over and under the the movie when we watch on widescreen
[05:57] <Pr0Br0> is there such thing as like an oem reset password or am i making that up?
[05:57] <bucky> treetop: everyone is using vsftp now https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/ftp-server.html
[05:57] <Um_cara_qualquer> sorry about my english... i'm not american
[05:57] <spO> i am using ubuntu with my hdtv and i have black boarders around my desktop, is there  a way to increase my desktop size so i don't have boarders?
[05:57] <CaptainCrook> neil_d: yeah it says a lot of stuff... that do not belong to actual config...
[05:58] <treetop> •bucky• yeah but what about the Anonymous option i dont want that
[05:58] <n2diy> Pr0Br0: yes, remove the mother board battery for ten minutes.
[05:58] <prappl93> Is there a way to use or get Kodak EasyShare drivers for my computer on Ubuntu 9.04? Or do I have to use WINE
[05:59] <n2diy> fiber, yes, and when they are done, kill them?
[05:59] <Um_cara_qualquer> anyone?
[05:59] <Pr0Br0> n2diy alright i'll pry her open and see what i can find
[05:59] <Silver_Swords> Pr0Br0: your question is more suited if asked to toshiba.  =(
[05:59] <konam> my videos don't want to play on my installation of ubuntu. it's not a codec problem, i've got every pack. the totem player just shuts down after i opened a video with it
[05:59] <fiber> n2diy: i don't see where you are going with this... kill them when?
[05:59] <StrangeCharm> how can i append to a file without prepending a newline?
[05:59] <konam> and mplayer reproduces them VERY slowly..
[05:59] <neil_d> CaptainCrook: so the CPU might be going a full speed.
[05:59] <fiber> n2diy: i don't _want_ to kill them before they are done running
[05:59] <tavo> hey, I have made a "mess" with my ext4 "/" partition, I resize it with gpated on ubuntu 8.10 and it doesn't support ext4 so, almos all partition appears full
[05:59] <tavo> :S
[05:59] <tavo> I don't really know what to do
[05:59] <Pr0Br0> Silver_Swords i'm gonna wipe it and install unbuntu as soon as i can get inside it haha :D
[05:59] <jigpe> danbhfive: ok i got it. which one to select? 1. logical or primary, 2. Location for the new partition beginning or end, 3. Use as: Ext3 journaling file system , swap area etc, 4. Mount point (which one? / , /boot / home etc?
[06:00] <pencique> Is there a way to get `grep' to find a match within the filename itself? Not only within the file.
[06:00] <n2diy> fiber, yes, and when they are DONE, kill them?
[06:00] <charlie_1> StrangeCharm remove the g
[06:00] <fiber> n2diy: basically, i am analyzing data with a python script that runs on one CPU... i have 8 cpu's... so i figure i can rune 8 copies of this script at a time
[06:00] <mechtech> how to mount an ISO again?
[06:00] <CaptainCrook> neil_d:  it says: Purpose: 	RemoteWare Client
[06:00] <fiber> n2diy: but when they are done kill will simply fail!
[06:01] <StrangeCharm> charlie_1, what g?
[06:01] <neil_d> CaptainCrook: there you go.  now you could google for more info on that, if you need it.
[06:01] <losher> mechtech: do you mean Gmount-iso?
[06:01] <pencique> err, in addition to the file's contents (I mean).
[06:01] <fiber> mechtech: http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/search?q=linux+mount+iso
[06:01] <n2diy> fiber, I don't know anything about that, but if you want to reset your CMOS, remove it's battery.
[06:02] <fiber> n2diy: errr, yes... very true... you are either a robot utterly failing the turing test or sorely confused
[06:02] <mechtech> Losher: that's not ringing a bell
[06:02] <losher> mechtech: try it anyway...
[06:02] <mechtech> fiber: not sure I like your tone!
[06:02] <fiber> mechtech: :)
[06:03] <neil_d> I have just install the ubuntu 9.04 server edition on a computer.. I selected "virtual hosting" option..  what does this do?  is the kernel LVM installed?
[06:03] <mechtech> Losher: so...Gmount-filename.iso?
[06:03] <mechtech> fiber :)  LOL
[06:03] <zroysch> why does this usb hard disk not mount during boot. I have to sudo mount -a it manually.
[06:03] <jigpe> theatro danbhfive : which one to choose on MOUNT POINT? (/ , /boot /home, /tmp, /usr, /var, /svr, /opt, /usr/local) ?
[06:03] <n2diy> fiber, yes, indeed
[06:03]  * neil_d opps s/LVM/KVM/
[06:03] <CaptainCrook> neil_d: yeah... tryed it... thats why i'm asking here... still unsatisfied...
[06:03] <jigpe> theatro danbhfive: i have xp home on C:
[06:03] <losher> mechtech: sudo Gmount-iso will bring up a gui so you can mount the iso
[06:03] <jigpe> theatro danbhfive: i have xp home on C:. D: and E: are free space partitions
[06:04] <mechtech> losher: sweet...thanks
[06:04] <fiber> mechtech: messed up url, darn! http://lmgtfy.com/?q=linux+mount+iso
[06:04] <metropolis> woooohoo, got it working. after all that, all i did was miss a /
[06:05] <Silver_Swords> zroysch: you want it to mount after ubuntu, or before?
[06:05] <treetop> how do i add a ftp user on vsftpd
[06:05] <mechtech> fiber: hardy har har
[06:05] <fiber> mechtech: i do what i can
[06:05] <mechtech> fiber: did you write that?
[06:06] <mechtech> fiber: it's awesome!
[06:06] <neil_d> I have a "AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4400+" but /proc/cpuinfo says the cpu MHz is 1000.000 ... is the cpu running at full speed?  Could the kernel be slowing clock speed to save power?
[06:06] <fiber> mechtech: nah, but i use it a lot around these parts... you'd be surprised how little the good old proverb RTFM has made an impact
[06:06] <fiber> mechtech: just remember, doctor google knows all
[06:06] <Silver_Swords> zroysch: you want it to boot or mount?
[06:06] <mechtech> fiber: RTFM?
[06:06] <losher> fiber: it's now GTFWP...
[06:07] <bucky> http://lmgtfy.com/?q=RTFM
[06:07] <fiber> losher: GTFWP?
[06:07] <mechtech> GTFWP?
[06:07] <losher> fiber: google the fine web page
[06:07] <fiber> mechtech: RTFM = read the fucking manual
[06:07] <mechtech> bucky: hilarious
[06:07] <fiber> losher: ah, it seems i missed that memo
[06:07] <mechtech> nice
[06:07] <losher> fiber: I just made it up...
[06:07] <Danbo19> does anyone know a good resource a super beginner like myself could go to learn about setting up a home network?
[06:08] <prappl93> losher: www.just****inggoogleit.com too lol
[06:08] <mechtech> wait guys...let me
[06:08] <fiber> losher: well i think you are on to something!
[06:08] <bucky> http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=let me google that for you
[06:08] <losher> fiber: seems overdue...
[06:09] <Flannel> bucky: Please stop that.
[06:09] <Flannel> !rtfm
[06:09] <baz> I'm trying to install CONKY and the instructions say to ./configure then make - but make doesn't seem to exist - any ideas?
[06:09] <mechtech> Danbo10:  http://lmgtfy.com?q=home networking in linux
[06:09] <Flannel> fiber: You too, for that matter.
[06:10] <losher> Danbo19: there might be a setting up a home network for dummies book. Or try googling of course...
[06:10] <fiber> Flannel: Yes sir Flannel sir!
[06:10] <bucky> i used to plan my whole day around fiber
[06:10] <myself> god doesn't exist
[06:10] <Flannel> fiber: If you don't want to follow the channel guidelines and be helpful, why are you here?
[06:10] <StrangeCharm> is it possible to append from stdin to a file without a trailing newline?
[06:11] <bucky> StrangeCharm: only with perl
[06:11] <bucky> perl can do anything
[06:12] <StrangeCharm> bucky, there isn't an option of echo or cat or something?
[06:12] <losher> StrangeCharm: echo -n 'string' >> filename should do it
[06:12] <fiber> Flannel: Don't worry about it... I won't use acronyms... it seems the guidelines have changed since the last update of the wiki
[06:13] <spO> when using ubunut on my hdtv,  There is a black border surrounding the desktop , do any of you have this problem,?  I should be able to resize my screen or something
[06:13] <losher> StrangeCharm: cat should do it too...
[06:13] <StrangeCharm> losher, but what if the thing i want to echo is stdout: the piped result of another program?
[06:13] <surf}^> hdtv?
[06:13] <Flannel> StrangeCharm: What are you trying to ultimately accomplish?
[06:14] <fiber> StrangeCharm: use sed to cut out any trailing new lines
[06:14] <surf}^> watch ubuntu on a hdtv?
[06:14] <spO> what, you think i should use windows with an hdtv?
[06:14] <spO> watch movies
[06:14] <fiber> StrangeCharm: so, program that does stdout | sed 's/\n$//g' >> file
[06:14] <surf}^> sp0 you have hdtv card?
[06:14] <spO> yes
[06:15] <spO> an ati hd card
[06:15] <bucky> fiber your awsome!
[06:15] <spO> it is built in
[06:15] <surf}^> which version of the kernel is NOW security tight?
[06:15] <losher> StrangeCharm: It depends. Please answer Flannel's question...
[06:15] <fiber> bucky: so I have been told :)
[06:15] <bucky> bran muffin is my favorite fiber
[06:15] <surf}^> sp0 built in to what?
[06:15] <surf}^> motherboard?
[06:16] <fiber> bucky: 15 years with this nickname and that joke seems to be ubiquitous with my internet experience
[06:16] <surf}^> fiber which version of the kernel is NOW security tight?
[06:16] <charlie_1> do you have fiber optic connections?
[06:17] <bucky> fiber: "The Nanny" came to my house when i was growing up.. didn't help :(
[06:17] <StrangeCharm> Flannel, i'm trying to parse a file that goes 'and i want 12 muffins/rand 32 bananas/rand 2 teacups/n' and log it to file in the form <muffins>, <bananas>, <teacups>/r
[06:17] <fiber> charlie_1:  Well, I used to do work with fiber optics, but I do have fiber optics at my office... right now I am traveling
[06:17] <spO> surf, yes
[06:18] <Sparc__> can I install 64-bit Ubuntu on a Xeon that is NOT EM64T?
[06:18] <bucky> fiber: so what are you doing in the nefarious world of ubunutu now?
[06:18] <spO> surf, in windows,  ati catalyst control allowed me to rescale my display to fit the screen.... i don't know how to resfcale my screensize in ubuntu
[06:18] <StrangeCharm> fiber, cunning
[06:18] <bucky> baffling
[06:18] <zroysch> Silver_Swords: i want the usb disk to mount automatically. the entry is in fstab just like the rest of them that mount automatically.
[06:19] <surf}^> sp0 which motherboard manufacturer has hdtv included?
[06:19] <StrangeCharm> losher, see answer to Flannel's queston above
[06:19] <fiber> bucky: bored, hah... was trying to get some tips to speed up a simulation of mine and ended up staying (i'm assuming you mean the channel)
[06:19] <losher> zroysch: I'm wondering if the usb disk isn't ready by the time the mount request happens. Otherwise I can't see why it would fail then but not later.///
[06:20] <fiber> StrangeCharm: how are you currently parsing the input to get it in the <> form?
[06:20] <losher> StrangeCharm: homework assignment?
[06:20] <spO> surf, i'll try searching the web
[06:20] <surf}^> sp0 I use dvd upscaler to my hdtv
[06:21] <StrangeCharm> fiber, curl | head | tail | sed |
[06:21] <zroysch> losher: is there something i can do to make sure it happens automatically
[06:21] <zroysch> script or something
[06:22] <zroysch> something that will run sudo mount -a
[06:22] <losher> zroysch: first, is there anything about the mount failure in the log files /var/log/syslog etc. ?
[06:23] <surf}^> fstab has to have your devices to be mounted
[06:24] <fiber> StrangeCharm: Will this output be all on one line?
[06:24] <StrangeCharm> losher, no, record keeping application. i'm trying to keep track of a staus page for a service
[06:24] <zroysch> losher: i see no failures/warnings etc in /var/log/messages /var/log/syslog or dmesg
[06:25] <losher> zroysch: can you past the line from your fstab file?
[06:25] <losher> zroysch: past -> paste
[06:25] <WIGGMPk> is it possible to move the notification window to the upper left hand corner?? jaunty amd64
[06:25] <zroysch> losher: UUID=e7e9c3ad-bf9b-4ae3-b294-b53a1343537f /media/maxtor ext3    defaults        0       0
[06:25] <StrangeCharm> fiber can you restate the question?  i'm trying to parse a file that goes 'and i want 12 muffins/nand 32 bananas/nand 2 teacups/n' and log it to file in the form '<muffins>, <bananas>, <teacups>/n'
[06:26] <lakotajames> I have a fat memory card that may or may not be corrupted.  how can I tell?
[06:26] <bucky> fiber you know that firefox has a bug with ipv6  ..is that slowing down your presentation?
[06:26] <rian> bucky: do you know common for trash?
[06:27] <StrangeCharm> lakotajames, insert it. does it work?
[06:27] <bucky> fiber:  i think ipv6 has a problem.. maybe how any network enabled app.. it checks to see if ipv6 is valid and it can take a agonizingly long time on some systems
[06:27] <fiber> StrangeCharm: okay, you can use either "tr -d '\n'" to get rid of all newlines or sed with a regex ("s/\n$//g" should work)... pipe whatever you need to that then >> it to the file you need
[06:27] <lakotajames> StrangeCharm: seems to.
[06:28] <bucky> rian: common for trash?
[06:28] <fiber> bucky: i think your messages are meant for someone else
[06:28] <StrangeCharm> lakotajames, then seems to be ok
[06:28] <spO> surf, that is fine, but when you run ubuntu and display it on an hdtv , it probabyl will show a blackboarder aroudn the desktop like it does mine... (ie, the desktop does not fill the whole screen/tv)
[06:28] <fiber> anyways, i'm off
[06:28] <bucky> fiber: oh..  simulation  sorry
[06:28] <rian> yup. i need to make a launcher to my awn
[06:28] <StrangeCharm> fiber, but set also appends a newline
[06:28] <lakotajames> StrangeCharm: is there like a scan disk or something I could run?  Because my ds insists that it's corrupted.
[06:29] <losher> zroysch: you could try reissuing the mount command from /etc/rc.local I suppose. If that doesn't work, you could try launching a script from /etc/rc.local that runs in the background and retries the mount after sleeping for a bit. That's assuming that I'm right about the delay being the cause of the failure in the first place...
[06:29] <bucky> rian: are you  talking about the avant window navigator
[06:29] <surf}^> sp0 I get the same thing when hooking up my computer to my hdtv on windows
[06:29] <rian> yeah. i mean it.
[06:30] <bucky> rian: did you install it with aptitude, synaptic or apt-get ?
[06:30] <surf}^> sp0 I thought it was the video card not matching the hdtv definition
[06:30] <spO> surf, in windows,   your graphics card provider proabbly has a program that allwos you to scale it to the hdtv screen easily
[06:30] <rian> bucky: apt-get
[06:30] <bucky> rian: good
[06:30] <zroysch> losher: how do i 'resissue the command'
[06:30] <rian> so?
[06:31] <surf}^> sp0 my video card was 1280 vs hdtv was 1400
[06:31] <surf}^> sp0 I dont think I have it
[06:31] <spO> surf, what hdtv uses 1400 ?
[06:31] <bucky> rian: apt-cache search awn-   and make sure you have all the awn apps installed
[06:31] <surf}^> sp0 depends on the video card
[06:31] <surf}^> sp0 small hdtv haha
[06:31] <spO> oh
[06:32] <sol93> Good morning!
[06:32] <losher> zroysch: add a line to /etc/rc.local (creatie the file if necessary) containing mount /media/maxtor
[06:32] <rian> bucky: ok. and what i must do then?
[06:32] <zroysch> losher: ok
[06:32] <zroysch> thanks
[06:32] <bucky> rian: and i like to apt-get install menu  and then run menu as user and it should show up in your menus
[06:33] <surf}^> sp0 know which kernel has the problem fixed with remote code execution?
[06:33] <Blankman> Does anyone have Playstation Media Server up and fully running?
[06:33] <sol93> Has anyone made Thunderbird work with the profile on a Samba share? I tried to sudo-mount the profile share, but TB thinks, another instance would be running.
[06:33] <rian> bucky: i was already do that.
[06:34] <mcsx3> Night!  Can anybody tell me how i can register myself for using ubuntu irc from Pidgin?
[06:35] <bucky> rian: does it start up when you type avant-window-navigator  in a term?
[06:35] <eadz> IS there a reason the NZ archive is down?
[06:35] <windowsxp> yo so i installed ubuntu and windows xp on the same computer
[06:35] <eadz> http://nz.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty-updates/Release
[06:35] <windowsxp> why is ubuntu so freaking slow?
[06:35] <windowsxp> windows xp is several magnitudes faster
[06:35] <P1umb3r> ...its not
[06:35] <lakotajames> mcsx3:  I'll help you in a second
[06:35] <sol93> mcsx3: try    /msg nicksrv register
[06:35] <windowsxp> um, yeah it is
[06:35] <eadz> windowsxp: what exactly is slow? bootup? opening firefox?
[06:35] <rian> bucky: yup
[06:35] <mcsx3> thank you lakotajames
[06:35] <P1umb3r> what are your system specs?
[06:36] <Blankman> Does anyone have Playstation Media Server up and fully running?
[06:36] <windowsxp> the entire system, it's a deep level of slowness
[06:36] <mcsx3> sol93: from where?
[06:36] <windowsxp> Oh, I have an intel i7, 8gb ram, trust me: it's not the system
[06:36] <windowsxp> it's just a crap OS
[06:36] <lakotajames> mcsx3: can you get on irc with pidgin at all?
[06:36] <bucky> rian: it doesn't start from Applications=>Accesories=>AWN  ?
[06:36] <surf}^> Blankman what is Playstation Media server?
[06:36] <mcsx3> yes
[06:36] <eadz> windowsxp: so why not upgrade to vista?
[06:36] <P1umb3r> try arch then. no bloat
[06:36] <sol93> windowsxp: because of the architecture of the user interface, everything is additionally pulled through an TCP socket (youre using a "remote desktop" even if youre on the machine) and because Gnome isn't very fast.
[06:36] <mcsx3> i'm on it right now
[06:36] <WIGGMPk> Anyone know how to move the notification window in Jaunty??? really need it moved.. its messing up my desktop layout
[06:37] <Blankman> surf: It lets me stream my media from my box to my ps3
[06:37] <windowsxp> eadz XP is way faster
[06:37] <Blankman> via wifi
[06:37] <mcsx3> but it keeps on saying that i need to register
[06:37] <sol93> WIGGMPk: right click, (un)"lock to panel"
[06:37] <windowsxp> eadz vista is a resource hog, i've only got 8gb of ram to use up man
[06:37] <eadz> Can anyone access http://nz.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty-updates/Release
[06:37] <WIGGMPk> sol93: i dont use gnome-panel
[06:37] <surf}^> Blankman to the hard drive of the media server?
[06:37] <gbear14275> does jaunty and pulseaudio work well together now by chance?
[06:37] <rian> bucky: it works too. but you can answers my first question
[06:37] <sol93> WIGGMPk: uhm... what are you using?
[06:37] <theatro> eadz, does not respond
[06:38] <gbear14275> I'm having really low volume problems and not sure why... :-/
[06:38] <WIGGMPk> sol93: avant window navigator
[06:38] <gbear14275> thinking about installing pulseaudio... thoughts?
[06:38] <Blankman> surf: Yes, PMS does it. I got it to work on mac os x but for some reason i can't get it to work on ubuntu
[06:38] <bucky> rian: i'm sorry.. i guess i didn't understand :(
[06:38] <eadz> windowsxp: no one is forcing you to use ubuntu. I find it several magnitues faster than vista, and windows 95 is faster than XP  so maybe you should use windows 95
[06:38] <sol93> WIGGMPk: hmm... sorry, I can't tell
[06:38] <WIGGMPk> sol93: I dont think the notification window is locked to the panel though
[06:38] <Blankman> eadz: them fightin words
[06:38] <bucky> firefox has a bug with ipv6  ..is that slowing down your presentation?
[06:39] <P1umb3r> windowsxp: use DOS.  it has no gui so your computer will fly
[06:39] <lakotajames> mcsx3: go to accounts> manage accounts
[06:39] <mcsx3> ok
[06:39] <bucky> get rid of ipv6 in about:config
[06:39] <Blankman> lmfao
[06:39] <rian> bucky: owh, it's OK.
[06:39] <WIGGMPk> gbear14275: its hit and miss
[06:39] <windowsxp> eadz I know no one is forcing me to use ubuntu,  that's why I am using windows xp
[06:39] <lakotajames> mcsx3: add...
[06:39] <eadz> OK so does anyone have any Ubuntu contacts to let them know their APT server is down!?!
[06:39] <P1umb3r> dude, slap DOS on that machine
[06:39] <bucky> rian: i'm sorry buddy
[06:39] <surf}^> windowsxp I use xp vista and ubuntu. Its like bananas apples and oranges they all work
[06:39] <lakotajames> mcsx3: protocol should be irc
[06:39] <bucky> rian: i'm old and i'm dumb
[06:39] <lakotajames> mcsx3: username mcx3
[06:40] <lakotajames> mcsx3: password whatever you want.
[06:40] <sol93> windowsxp: How slow is it really? Is it just a little slow, or is it like running XP on a 133 MHz Pentium?
[06:40] <mcsx3> ok
[06:40] <rian> don't mention. it's OK
[06:40] <th0r> why are you guys feeding the troll?
[06:40] <lakotajames> mcsx3: server leave irc.ubuntu.com
[06:40] <P1umb3r> its fun
[06:40] <surf}^> lol
[06:40] <mcsx3> ok, everything is like that already
[06:40] <windowsxp> the only thing that works about ubuntu is spending 5 hours trying to get the microcode for your wifi card because it's copyrighted and canonical is too cheap to do the appropriate networking with the hardware vendors to get this stuff working, microsoft on the other hand is a real company
[06:41] <lakotajames> mcsx3: ok, then press add
[06:41] <Blankman> ouch
[06:41] <Silver_Swords>   i dont mind win xp, as long as it gets no internet, and install nothing on it. should stay fine then.  =)
[06:41] <lakotajames> mcsx3: now, go to buddies>add chat...
[06:41] <sol93> windowsxp: You got to live with what you get. Fix it yourself, this is Linux!
[06:41] <bucky> windowsxp: i tried to get Balmer to give me the code.. i offered to sleep with him
[06:41] <lakotajames> mcsx3: select irc under account
[06:41] <P1umb3r> sorry windowsxp, I would use xp but i really hate not sending error reports every 5 minutes
[06:41] <sol93> lol @ P1umb3r
[06:42] <windowsxp> I thought ubuntu was "linux for human beings" it's not human to spend 5 hours configuring your computer for basic use, sorry!
[06:42] <lakotajames> mcsx3: put #ubuntu for channel
[06:42] <rian> can someone tell me TRASH'S COMMON?
[06:42] <lakotajames> mcsx3: press add
[06:42] <mcsx3> well, everything is like you said.  but when i choose add chat i get
[06:42] <bucky> windowsxp: it's for people who know how to google
[06:42] <P1umb3r> dont do it then. easy
[06:42] <surf}^> bucky Balmer is a psychopath lol
[06:42] <bucky> windowsxp: it's for people who know how to google and read
[06:42] <sol93> windowsxp: try to make a LFS linux, then you will see, how human-friendly Ubuntu is!
[06:42] <mcsx3> a window saying mcsx3 is not a registered name
[06:42] <bucky> lol
[06:43] <lakotajames> mcsx3: where are you typing mcsx3?
[06:43] <gbear14275> WIGGMPk: is there a majority with either the alsa or pulseaudio crowd?
[06:43] <mcsx3> on the window tha pidgin opens.  like when you're on messenger chat
[06:43] <WIGGMPk> gbear14275: not sure.. i like pulseaudio even though I am having some login sound issues..
[06:44] <lakotajames> mcsx3: ok, now, when you're in that window, who sends the message?
[06:44] <Anonymous> hai
[06:44] <jeeves> is there a better USB startup disk creator?  I've made an ISO of my windows disk so I can install it on my netbook (it dosn't have a CD-ROM), but the creator is telling me it's an invalid ISO
[06:44] <P1umb3r> hey!
[06:44] <mcsx3> nic server
[06:44] <Anonymous> I am new to the Ubuntu IRC, but not new to Ubuntu or IRC.
[06:44] <Silver_Swords> yeay! i just finished downloading and installing all updates for 9.04. nice to be back on ubuntu!!!!!
[06:44] <Silver_Swords> bye all.  =)
[06:44] <P1umb3r> bye =]
[06:44] <jeeves> Silver_Swords, feels good that you've updated?
[06:45] <lakcaj> rian, Trash's common?
[06:45] <lakotajames> mcsx3: is that window still there?
[06:45] <jeeves> Silver_Swords, feels good that you've updated?
[06:45] <jeeves> is there a better USB startup disk creator?  I've made an ISO of my windows disk so I can install it on my netbook (it dosn't have a CD-ROM), but the creator is telling me it's an invalid ISO
[06:45] <gbear14275> WIGGMPk: I'm just having the low volume issue... and I can't seem to find the fix page I found before
[06:45] <lakotajames> mcsx3: type my name when you talk, so I'll see it
[06:45] <mcsx3> lakotajames
[06:46] <rian> lackcaj: yes.
[06:46] <surf}^> jeeves maybe a corrupt iso?
[06:46] <lakotajames> mcsx3: no, I mean, when you have a message.  like, how I'm doing.
[06:46] <sol93> jeeves: I don't know, if there is another tool, or if it is possible to use it with a windows CD, but if you have a Icy Box handy, you could put a CD drive in it and use that maybe.
[06:46] <rian> lakcaj: yes
[06:46] <lakcaj> rian - what are you talking about?
[06:46] <losher> lakcaj: rian: I wondered what "Trash's common" was supposed to mean too. It doesn't even parse...
[06:46] <mcsx3> ok, closed the window.  i'll re-sign in
[06:46] <mcsx3> 1 sec
[06:47] <jeeves> surf}^, no, I know the ISO is good (tested it with nero, and other burning programs)
[06:47] <jeeves> sol93, and I'm attempting NOT to burn a disk
[06:47] <windowsxp> bucky: I know how to google and read. Lets try some googles http://www.google.com/views?q=is+linux+ready+for+the+desktop+view%3Atimeline&btnGt=Search&hl=en  a quick search reviews that people have been asking this question since 1000 AD
[06:47] <surf}^> jeeves can you make a iso of a windows os? which version of windows?
[06:48] <rian> lakcaj: losher: i wanna make trash launcher to my avant window navigator.
[06:48] <jeeves> surf}^, it's XP SP3
[06:48] <mcsx3> the window hasn't popped yet
[06:48] <elfgoh1> How may I reload my iptables?
[06:48] <bucky> lakcaj: i think he's looking for the trash file
[06:48] <jeeves> surf}^, and I've also tried an ISO of Solaris10
[06:48] <mcsx3> maby it's done
[06:48] <sol93> jeeves: I will try to put the XP install cd onto a SSD now... I'll let you know, if it worked.
[06:48] <bucky> rian: are you looking for the trash directory?
[06:49] <windowsxp> elfgoh1 go to network connections, right click your internet connection->go to advanced, and select your firewall settings
[06:49] <windowsxp> haha, at least you could do that if you had xp
[06:49] <surf}^> jeeves so it will install XP SP3 on any machine?
[06:49] <jeeves> sol93, ok, thanks.  please remember that I don't have access to a CD-ROM here @ home
[06:49] <windowsxp> good luck doing it on your steaming pile of spaghetti!
[06:49] <lakotajames> mcsx3: did you just close the chat window, or log out of the server?  like, did you change the dropdown to offline?
[06:49] <ryan__> Can anyone help me?
[06:49] <lakotajames> mcsx3: and type my name when you talk to me.
[06:49] <jeeves> surf}^, that's the plan.  my netbook dosn't have a CD-ROM, so I need to be able to boot from the stuck
[06:49] <ryan__> I have a problem with Ubuntu. I'm very new to the OS
[06:49] <elfgoh1> windowsxp: is there a shell command for that?
[06:49] <rian> bucky: yup bro.
[06:49] <DasEi> !ask | ryan__
[06:50] <bucky> rian: i'm looking.. one sec
[06:50] <windowsxp> elfgoh1: no, just reboot to windows
[06:50] <surf}^> jeeves I doubt it will work
[06:50] <mcsx3> lakotajames: yes.  I closed the window the first time.  but now i didn't get it.
[06:50] <elfgoh1> windowsxp: goo idea
[06:50] <jeeves> surf}^, do you know why the USB creator is only for ubuntu?
[06:50] <rian> bucky: ok, i'm waiting
[06:50] <bucky> me too
[06:50] <lakotajames> mcsx3: set the dropdown window at the bottom of pidgin to offline
[06:50] <windowsxp> see, told you linux is crap. at least i can still save the smart ones from wasting their time
[06:50] <lakotajames> mcsx3:then after it disconnects, put it back
[06:50] <lakotajames> mcsx3: to available
[06:51] <nick125> elfgoh1: What do you mean by reloading iptables?
[06:51] <jvainio> windowsxp: tell me how to get my Time Capsule working in Ubuntu?
[06:51] <ryan__> Everytime I load Ubuntu it makes this beeping sound constantly, it eventually slows to a stop but no other audio can be heard.
[06:51] <windowsxp> jvainio: time capsule? use a real program, get apple's time machine.
[06:52] <mcsx3> lakotajames:  I think it's fixed.  I'm registered now.  Thanks a bunch 4 ur time.
[06:52] <windowsxp> cheap geeks want to spend 24 hours making their computer work to surf the net
[06:52] <windowsxp> lol
[06:52] <windowsxp> what a waste of time
[06:52] <sol93> jeeves: Apparently it won't let me use anything else than a Ubuntu Live CD
[06:52] <mcsx3> lakotajames:  You're the man!
[06:52] <elfgoh1> nick125: I wanted to follow this commands: http://pastebin.com/d4bcb0ffd from http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/rhel-fedora-linux-internet-connection-sharing-howto/
[06:52] <lakotajames> mcsx3: no problem :)
[06:52] <surf}^> windowsxp Gates retired
[06:52] <jeeves> sol93, lol,  yep, hence why I asked here
[06:52] <Flannel> windowsxp: Is there something we can help you with today?
[06:53] <surf}^> windowsxp vista is crap they are going to end support for XP
[06:53] <Flannel> !ics | elfgoh1
[06:53] <bucky> rian: it's the trash in the lower right corner right?
[06:53] <windowsxp>  yes, ubuntu is slow is there a way to make it work as good as xp
[06:53] <surf}^> windowsxp your only hope is windows 7 which noone really wants
[06:53] <elfgoh1> Flannel: that is really helpful. Thanks!
[06:53] <Flannel> surf}^: Please stop that.
[06:53] <^^kickAss> hello everyone...need help in creating a local repo on my box....i've my ubuntu 9.04 fully updated at office but dont have net at home,,,so how to put all those deb files from my office box and install it thourgh apt-get ,,offline?
[06:53] <jeeves> sol93, is it possible to mount this ISO, then do a 1:1 copy?
[06:54] <P1umb3r> windowsxp: windows xp is slow, how do i get it to work as fast as windows 98?
[06:54] <nick125> elfgoh1: Once you add the iptables rules, they are automatically in effect. If you want to restore the iptables rules on bootup, as root (sudo bash), run iptables-save > /etc/iptables-rules then add post-up iptables-restore < /etc/iptables-rules to your /etc/network/interfaces
[06:54] <windowsxp> surf}^ no one wants it? i know, instead they should call it "windows linux"! HA HA HA LOL
[06:54] <jeeves> Flannel, hey, long time no chat!!!
[06:54] <ryan__> Everytime I load Ubuntu it makes this beeping sound constantly, it eventually slows to a stop but no other audio can be heard. Can anyone help me?
[06:54] <surf}^> windowsxp why is ubuntu show? try kubuntu or xbuntu
[06:54] <Flannel> !offline | ^^kickAss
[06:54] <rian> bucky: yeah.. that's right.
[06:54] <P1umb3r>  windowsxp: windows xp is slow, how do i get it to work as fast as windows 98?
[06:54] <elfgoh1> nick125: that is a great tip thanks!
[06:54] <^^kickAss> ubottu, thanks
[06:54] <rian> but do you know where's its directory?
[06:54] <Flannel> !aptoncd | ^^kickAss
[06:54] <windowsxp> i am glad you guys agree with me that xp is better than ubuntu
[06:54] <windowsxp> i wish you could afford a license for yourself
[06:54] <windowsxp> poor geeks
[06:54] <nick125> elfgoh1: no problem.
[06:55] <ryan__> Windows don't be an ass.
[06:55] <surf}^> windowsxp corporations are sick of windows. XP might be the best version of windows up to date but it looks and feels Doofy
[06:55] <nick125> windowsxp: It's not that we can't afford XP, it's that we don't want it.
[06:55] <sol93> jeeves: A quick web search only brought up some stuff about installing win onto a ssd, not from. Try to ask in #windows
[06:55] <Flannel> Guys, just let the trolls alone.
[06:55] <ryan__> Everytime I load Ubuntu it makes this beeping sound constantly, it eventually slows to a stop but no other audio can be heard.
[06:55] <windowsxp> what happened?
[06:55] <ryan__> HELP!
[06:55] <windowsxp> my irc crashed, that should only happen on ubuntu
[06:55] <windowsxp> lol
[06:55] <jeeves> sol93, ok, thanks.  I think i'm going to try just mounting the ISO, then do a 1:1 copy
[06:55] <nick125> Flannel: good point. Without food, the trolls will eventually get bored and go away.
[06:55] <Nimbos> Всем привет.
[06:55] <Flannel> windowsxp: Please spare us your commentary, this is a technical support channel, not your private ranting area.
[06:55] <Flannel> !ru | Nimbos
[06:56] <^^kickAss> ubottu, is it necessary to burn those files to disk, can we just get those files copy to my home box and then make apt-get use those as new packages and then do the updates?
[06:56] <DasEi> ryan__ : open a terminal ..
[06:56] <surf}^> windowsxp ubuntu has xp in it. Try wine you can run most xp programs on it
[06:56] <windowsxp> I am trying to support on a lower level. You are all in need of being rescued. You're like confused little girls, ones that were abused
[06:56] <Flannel> ^^kickAss: You can.  AptOnCD will generate an ISO you can use, if I remember correctly.
[06:56] <DasEi> ^^kickAss: ubott.. is a ro-bot, see :
[06:56] <DasEi> !brain
[06:56] <losher> ^^kickAss: there are various ways. One easy way is that those debs are all cached in /var/cache/apt/archive. Just copy them to a dvd, take them home, and restore them to the same place on the home machine. apt-get will use them in preference to downloading them....
[06:56] <sol93> thx flannel
[06:57] <DasEi> ryan__ : trml open ?
[06:57] <ryan__> Yes.
[06:57] <nick125> Darn. I was just beginning to enjoy the clueless banter and fanboiness.
[06:57] <DasEi> ryan__ : sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[06:57] <abhishek> how to uninstall any particular update in ubuntu jaunty
[06:57] <DasEi> ryan__ : pastebinit /var/log/syslog
[06:58] <DasEi> ryan__ : give resulting url in here
[06:58] <^^kickAss> losher, so by default apt-get will first check the content of /var/...../archive dirctory to do the updated, right? then I can try it out..i dont have internet on that box ,,,thats the reason for all this
[06:58] <ryan__> Dasei what do I do now?
[06:58] <DasEi> ryan__ : give resulting url in here
[06:59] <DasEi> !paste > ryan__
[06:59] <WIGGMPk> What are the 'appropriate' permissions for a script to have thats going to be placed in the Startup Applications section of the Session ?
[06:59]  * dragon floods the room with joy and happiness
[06:59] <dragon> WIGGMPk: 744 or 700 should be good
[06:59] <ryan__> Dasei this is so confusing!!!
[07:00] <DasEi> ryan__ : pastebinit installed ?
[07:00] <dragon> ryan__: need help using pastebin?
[07:00] <losher> ^^kickAss: yep, apt-get will think they were downloaded off the net in a previous run, & use them for installing. Of course, you have to be running the same OS version on both machines. You can also generate a list of installed packages on the office machine & use that list to install the same set of packages on the home machine, so they look the same...
[07:00] <ryan__> What do I do?
[07:00] <WIGGMPk> dragon: thanks
[07:00] <ryan__> It says Ubuntu Pastebin.
[07:00] <DasEi> ryan__ : sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[07:00] <DasEi> ryan__ : give resulting url in here
[07:01] <DasEi> ryan__ : pastebinit /var/log/syslog
[07:01] <ryan__> Dasei I'm so sorry I'm a noob at this, I honestly don't understand.
[07:01] <dragon> ryan__: no worries, are you able to access the terminal?
[07:02] <DasEi> ryan__ :np, did you run the last cmd ?
[07:02] <ryan__> I ran the Sudo one
[07:02] <delopart> a quick question
[07:02] <DasEi> ryan__ :there should be a url (link) in your terminal, copy this in here
[07:02] <delopart> how can i check a folder with fsck
[07:02] <losher> dragon: er, no flooding please...
[07:03] <delopart> for example i want to to check /home/blah/blah
[07:03] <dragon> !info fsck
[07:03] <ryan__> http://us.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/universe pastebinit 0.11.2-0ubuntu1
[07:03] <dragon> !fsck
[07:03] <ryan__> This Url?
[07:03] <jussi01> ryan__: [08:57:54] <DasEi> ryan__ : pastebinit /var/log/syslog
[07:03] <delopart> but i dont know the block number
[07:03] <delopart> yeah
[07:03] <dragon> delopart: you can't use fsck for a folder
[07:03] <delopart> it exists
[07:03] <jussi01> ryan__: run that command :)
[07:03] <ryan__> Okay Thanks.
[07:03] <delopart> jussi01,
[07:03] <delopart> are there any command for checking folder
[07:04] <ryan__> I ran the command, Nothing happened.
[07:04] <dragon> delopart: are you trying to check folders for disk errors?
[07:04] <dragon> ryan__: no output?
[07:04] <DasEi> delopart: you check partitions, use e2fsck, NOT mounted
[07:04] <jussi01> ryan__: what did you run?
[07:04] <delopart> yes dragon
[07:04] <ryan__> The Pastebinit /var one
[07:04] <jussi01> ryan__: and it didnt give a url
[07:04] <ryan__> No.
[07:04] <ryan__> Wait.
[07:05] <ryan__> It just did.
[07:05] <jussi01> :D
[07:05] <DasEi> ryan__: heh
[07:05] <delopart> i use fsck -y -f -c /devsda2
[07:05] <delopart> sometimes
[07:05] <ryan__> http://pastebin.com/f6d5044c4
[07:05]  * jussi01 hands back to DasEi
[07:05] <delopart> but i have some files
[07:05] <ryan__> What's that?
[07:05] <dragon> he's got a big syslog
[07:05] <dragon> ryan__: click on it ;)
[07:05] <delopart> and this files force the system, system is locking for sometime
[07:05] <delopart> and fsck doesnt find the mistake for sometime
[07:06] <losher> delopart: you can only fsck entire filesystems, and you can't do it while they're mounted. The easiest way to check everything is to do sudo touch /forcefsck and reboot. All filesystems will be checked when the system comes back up...
[07:06] <ryan__> Uhh...What is this?
[07:07] <surf}^> what is this syslog entry?
[07:07] <surf}^> ubuntu kernel: [   27.685703] sd 0:0:1:0: [sda] Write cache: enabled, read cache: enabled, doesn't support DPO or FUA
[07:07] <dragon> ryan__: your syslog
[07:07] <ryan__> What do I do with it?
[07:07] <losher> delopart: system hangs are sometimes due to hardware issues. Consider running memtest overnight for a start...
[07:07] <dragon> ryan__: wait for others to go through it
[07:07] <delopart> no
[07:07] <delopart> hardware issue
[07:07] <ryan__> I just type my name and wait?
[07:08] <delopart> because i have some other file
[07:08] <delopart> that  hangs the system
[07:08] <delopart> i do fsck 10 times
[07:08] <delopart> and it is clear now
[07:08] <dragon> surf}^: that looks like something about hard disk #1..
[07:08] <DasEi> ryan__: have a look at yourself, this a logfile of your system startup, where errors can be found
[07:08] <ryan__> I can't do this, I'm totally new to all this.
[07:08] <surf}^> dragon did someone hack in?
[07:08] <delopart> no command for checking spesific place
[07:09] <delopart> spesific blokcks
[07:09] <delopart> or path
[07:09] <delopart> ?
[07:09] <surf}^> dragon did someone hack in? IDS?
[07:09] <ryan__> This is so hard, do you think I should stick to windows? I really want to use Ubuntu but it seems complicated.
[07:09] <dragon> surf}^: looks normal, i'll see if my system has something like that..
[07:09] <dragon> ryan__: i came in late. what was the issue again?
[07:10] <DasEi> ryan__: amongst others, there is a complain about keypressed (lines 7618 and following), which might cause the beeping
[07:10] <delopart> debian is more complicated
[07:10] <delopart> :D
[07:10] <delopart> i still dont understand what is the difference between ubuntu and debian
[07:10] <losher> delopart: If the corruption keeps happening, I would check the S.M.A.R.T data for the drive next...
[07:10] <ryan__> Everytime I load Ubuntu it makes a constant beeping sound, it eventually dies down but then there's no audio at all.
[07:10] <treetop> how do i open for 80 using the terminal ?
[07:10] <dragon> surf}^: i have the same line in my dmesg, so it's normal
[07:11] <delopart> i think the onlu difference ubuntu use more up to date than debian
[07:11] <dragon> treetop: "for 80"?
[07:11] <treetop> the iptable or w/e
[07:11] <treetop> yes please
[07:11] <delopart> i mean i have pidgin for example
[07:11] <delopart> ubuntu use 2.5 debian use 2.2 in the same time
[07:11] <surf}^> dragon what exactly does that mean? which app generated that ?
[07:11] <delopart> what S.M.A.R.T data
[07:11] <dragon> surf}^: it's the kernel ;)
[07:12] <treetop> iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT
[07:12] <losher> ryan__: what os version? and what kind of PC?
[07:12] <treetop> is that right ?
[07:12] <DasEi> ryan__: sudo apt-get install hwinfo
[07:12] <surf}^> dragon I know its the kernel but what does it mean?
[07:12] <ryan__> I'm using an HP and the OS is 9.04
[07:12] <surf}^> dragon I know its the kernel but what does it mean? Kernel is a black box
[07:12] <dragon> surf}^: nothing to worry about, as far as i understand. you might want to google it.
[07:12] <krammer__> I am in the terminal and i want to see the files in a folder but they are not showing when there are files in the folder
[07:13] <DasEi> ryan__: sudo  hwinfo | pastebinit
[07:13] <losher> delopart: modern disk drives keep a record of block read errors etc. called SMART data.
[07:13] <losher> !smartctl
[07:13] <dragon> krammer__: ls -la
[07:13] <losher> !smart
[07:13] <nevyn> not that SMART.
[07:13] <johnseamus> anybody knows how to configure ubuntu as a switch here?
[07:13] <datechman> yes are we allowed to post our channels in here?
[07:14] <losher> nevyn: clearly not... How can there not be anything for SMART in the botbrain...?
[07:14] <krammer__> dragon, that shows me the permissions this is weird if i click on the folder on the desktop they show
[07:14] <nevyn> !smartctl
[07:14] <DasEi> !smart > nevyn
[07:14] <nevyn> ubottu: smartctl is a ata specification for disk health and monitoring.
[07:15] <DasEi> !brain > nevyn
[07:15] <ryan__> Ubuntu makes me want to kill myself.
[07:15] <nevyn> DasEi: what did you do that for?
[07:15] <treetop> OMFG i cant get my port open and stay open
[07:15] <myself> kill me
[07:15] <dragon> krammer__: Which folder are you trying to list? Are you using `cd` to change to Desktop directory before looking for the files?
[07:15] <myself> UBUNTU RULES
[07:15] <losher> delopart: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools
[07:15] <DasEi> ryan__: sudo  hwinfo | pastebinit                   << url ?
[07:15] <myself> BUT I AM WILLING TO DIE FOR LINUX
[07:15] <FloodBot2> myself: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:15] <myself> RYAN__
[07:15] <ryan__> http://pastebin.com/f4dc63c45
[07:15] <ryan__> There
[07:15] <dragon> ryan__: i'm sorry you feel this way
[07:16] <ryan__> What is this?! Another syslog!?
[07:16] <krammer__> dragon,  I have the folder on the cli
[07:16] <ryan__> WTF?!
[07:16] <dragon> ryan__: you might want to check the forums and the docs meanwhile
[07:16] <dragon> !sound | ryan__
[07:16] <sol93> Can someone help me make my Thunderbird use the profile on a smb-mounted folder? It thinks, another instance of TB would be already running.
[07:16] <dragon> krammer__: what's the issue?
[07:16] <losher> ryan__: 9.04 isn't really suitable for complete beginners. If you want another try, use version 8.04. It has far fewer problems....
[07:16] <Harryy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7730246 <[07:17] <DasEi> ryan__: no, this a detailed listing of your hardware
[07:17] <DasEi> !info hwinfo | ryan_
[07:17] <Slart> Harryy: I'm not sure you can resume a download unless the server supports that function.. that might be what you're seeing
[07:17] <losher> Harryy: some *servers* don't support starting from anywhere except zero. Nothing you can do about that from the client....
[07:18] <krammer__> dragon, my fault i was looking at the wrong folder sorry :(
[07:18] <nevyn> Harryy: http resume requires some server assistance
[07:18] <Harryy> losher: no way to FORCE it?
[07:18] <krammer__> is there an irc for python ?
[07:18] <dragon> Harryy: the server does not support "resume"
[07:18] <Slart> Harryy: force it? do you own the server?
[07:18] <losher> Harryy: not if the server doesn't support it....
[07:18] <nevyn> Harryy: if the server doesn't support offset requests.. you're SOL
[07:18] <dragon> krammer__: it's called ##python
[07:18] <Harryy> okay. thanks
[07:19] <SomeGuy123> Can someone help me? http://pastebin.com/d295b7f61 This is my xorg.conf and I don't know how to fix it. I'm stuck at 800x600 res.
[07:19] <krammer__> thanks man
[07:19] <rian> trash's command
[07:19] <dragon> gtg folks, ttyl
[07:19] <rian> trash's command plaese?
[07:20] <DasEi> ryan_ : when looking at your syslog, 4 things I found in an overview, keyboard issues (aka keypressed), probs with your dvd-ram,  an eisa issue (do you use them at all ?) and alsa, but that shoudn't give beepings
[07:20] <grep-grail> I'm logged in as root and trying to userdel but it says the user is logged in, even thou who doesn't show them
[07:20] <DasEi> !trash | rian
[07:20] <fireball> Please, any one tell me how to restore nautilus/gtk menu? http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1640537/Screenshot.pngvhttp://files.getdropbox.com/u/1640537/NoMenu.png
[07:20] <fireball> Please, any one tell me how to restore nautilus/gtk menu? http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1640537/Screenshot.png http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1640537/NoMenu.png
[07:20] <bobxion163> i need help here
[07:20] <fireball> is what i meant, sorry
[07:21] <losher> !ask | bobxion163
[07:22] <SomeGuy123> Can someone help me? http://pastebin.com/d295b7f61 This is my xorg.conf and I don't know how to config it properly . I'm stuck at 800x600 res.
[07:22] <DasEi> ryan_ : so first to check would be try a reboot with keyboard disconnected, don't have anything lying on it
[07:22] <ActionParsnip> grep-grail: don't log in as root, you have significantly reduced the securty of your system by enabling the account
[07:22] <DasEi> rian : need cmd to empty trash ?
[07:23] <grep-grail> ActionParsnip: I'm not a moron, I know the risks.
[07:23] <brandon> i am having some trubble with downloading
[07:23] <brandon> i get this error
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> grep-grail: just don't go web browsing. I hope you arent running your irc client as root
[07:24] <rian> DasEi: what's cmd?
[07:24] <DasEi> rian: command
[07:24] <grep-grail> ActionParsnip: are you going to help me with my problem, or tell me things I already know and didn;t ask for?
[07:24] <bobxion163> need to install application in ubuntu like this software?
[07:25] <DasEi> ryan_ : by the way, did you update the sys after installing ?
[07:25] <rian> DasEi: no, i just wanna make a launcher.
[07:25] <jvainio> bobxion163: you're not making much sense, but you're wanting to install some software?
[07:25] <losher> ActionParsnip: I'd find someone else to help if I were you....
[07:25] <ActionParsnip> grep-grail: i'm websearching whilst telling you of the perils of root, keep your hair on
[07:26] <DasEi> rian : right-click on panel > add > bin
[07:26] <delopart> losher,
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> grep-grail: pkill -KILL -u <user name>
[07:26] <imgoofygoober> is there any comprehensive guide to getting the best battery life using ubuntu on a laptop?
[07:26] <rian> DasEi: do you know command for appearing hidden file?
[07:26] <delopart> can you check it http://www.pastebin.org/6380
[07:26] <grep-grail> ActionParsnip: I already tried that
[07:26] <delopart> i dont understand the output
[07:26] <DasEi> rian : ctrl-h
[07:26] <delopart> what does the output mean
[07:26] <fireball> Please, any one tell me how to restore nautilus/gtk menu? http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1640537/Screenshot.png http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1640537/NoMenu.png
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> grep-grail: ps -ef | grep username | grep bash
[07:26] <brandon> this is the error i get when i try to download something from firefox. /tmp/ircd-rizon-3.0.1-20090612_0-523.tgz could not be saved, because you cannot change the contents of that folder Change the  folders properties and try again, or try saving in a diffrent location.
[07:27] <grep-grail> ActionParsnip: tied that too
[07:27] <pcbuilder97> are thare any good remote desktop programs for ubuntu?   ones that work outside the local network
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> grep-grail: you don't need root, you can do everything with sudo -i
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> grep-grail: ps -u <username>   then kill all the users processes
[07:28] <grep-grail> you need root when you can't log into your regular user account
[07:28] <bullgard4> pcbuilder97: Yes.
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> grep-grail: then you boot to a root recovery console and reset the password
[07:28] <rian> DasEi: no, i mean in terminal.
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> grep-grail: you dont need to have the account universally enabled
[07:29] <pcbuilder97> ware can i find it?
[07:29] <grep-grail> ActionParsnip: the password's fine.  all of my config files are messed up
[07:29] <RevTy> How do I expand the number of characters on my computer?
[07:29] <DasEi> brandon : so create a folder as regular user and make ff store in there
[07:29] <grep-grail> ActionParsnip: I want to delete everything and make a fresh account
[07:29] <brandon> DasEi: how do i do that/
[07:29] <brandon> ? *
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> grep-grail: you can make one there too, again, no need for root to be enaled
[07:30] <DasEi> brandon : right click on desk > new Folder,  downloads or whatever
[07:30] <DasEi> brandon : ff > edit > prferences > downloadfolder
[07:31] <grep-grail> ActionParsnip: There are no processes owned by that user
[07:31] <DasEi> rian : ls -a
[07:32] <DasEi> rian :see   man ls
[07:32] <brandon> nope same error.
[07:32] <DasEi> brandon : you set ff to download in the new created folder ?
[07:33] <surf}^> grep-grail you got hacked?
[07:33] <brandon> yes.
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> grep-grail: then its not logged in, logically
[07:33] <DasEi> brandon : so can't get same error
[07:33] <brandon> nope same error.
[07:33] <johnseamus> anybody knows how to turn ubuntu into a switch?
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> grep-grail: i'd drop to root recovery console, reset the password and also re-disable the root account
[07:34] <grep-grail> ActionParsnip: I know.  Tell that to userdel
[07:34] <DasEi> brandon : right click your download, save target as >> choose folder
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> !ics | johnseamus
[07:34] <brandon> /tmp/ircd-rizon-3.0.1-20090612_0-523.tgz could not be saved, because you cannot change the contents of that folder.
[07:34] <nevyn> johnseamus: umm router can be done switch not really.
[07:34] <brandon> Change the folder properties and try again, or try saving in a different location.
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> nevyn: of course it can
[07:34] <brandon> see..
[07:34] <nevyn> ActionParsnip: not efficiently.
[07:34] <DasEi> brandon : open  a terminal
[07:34] <brandon> i will try Opera.
[07:34] <brandon> Okay.
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> nevyn: why not efficiently?
[07:35] <johnseamus> nevyn : i google'd n there r some ppl saying that it could be configured into a switch but there isnt any specific steps on how to do it
[07:35] <nevyn> ActionParsnip: ok you could do things with bridges...
[07:35] <brandon> i had terminal open aredy. :)
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> nevyn: if a pc is on 24/7, why use a switch and a PC if the PC can achieve both
[07:35] <nevyn> ActionParsnip: cause the cheapest hardware switch will outperform a pc at switching packets.
[07:35] <johnseamus> ubottu :im not trying to share my internet connection, i wanna turn my ubuntu box into a network switch
[07:35] <DasEi> brandon : adjust username/folder with correct values :  sudo chown -R  brandon ~/Desktop/downloads
[07:36] <ActionParsnip> nevyn: i'm sure the slowdown will masively impact a casual user
[07:36] <delopart> losher,  sh smart.sh short|long|offline
[07:36] <delopart> but i dont have this file
[07:36] <delopart> i have smartd.sh
[07:36] <grep-grail> surf}^:  not likely.  I'm behind a firewalled router with another firewall on the local machine, which shows no activity
[07:36] <losher> delopart: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S.M.A.R.T.#ATA_S.M.A.R.T._attributes is a good place to read about what the smart data means. Offhand, I don't see anything in your smart data that looks alarming. In particular, reallocatesd sectors is zero, which is very good...
[07:37] <DasEi> johnseamus: that would be a big work, like autosensing and so on, get a cheap switch !
[07:37] <mechtech> !ActionParsnip
[07:37] <Stumpie> Hello everyone, here is my first try with blender compositor. I made this animation with ubuntu 8.11,blender , inkscape,gimp, audacity and flowplayer.
[07:37] <surf}^> grep-grail kernel problems........ remote execution........ one does not need to connect
[07:37] <Stumpie> http://aliicustomgates.com/video/
[07:37] <rssllcr> Hi I have a HDTV TV set and I would like to clone the computer monitor and TV set I am running Ubuntu 9.04 have a nvdia Gforce graphics card 6200 when I downloaded the graphics driver it says I am not running as X root reboot the computer Thanks
[07:37] <surf}^> grep-grail kernel problems........ remote CODE execution
[07:38] <grep-grail> surf}^: I'm pretty sure it's just a glitch
[07:39] <ciurlionis> hello :)
[07:39] <rssllcr> I can use terminal to install the driver but I get permission denied Thanks
[07:39] <grep-grail> I'm going to try restarting some things to see if it helps
[07:40] <DasEi> brandon : did you change ff's preferences to use your downloadfolder ?
[07:40] <Claudinux> !gparted
[07:41] <DasEi> rssllcr: copy the *.run file to /usr/src (use sudo) leave x (ctrl-alt-F1) execute sh *.run in /usr/src (use sudo), then restart x, see :
[07:41] <DasEi> !x
[07:42] <rssllcr> let me try that
[07:42] <losher> johnseamus: I think I've seen it  done by setting up bridging via iptables. Might try #netfilter
[07:43] <ciurlionis> How delete acc of shipit.ubuntu.com ? :)
[07:44] <RevTy> How do I expand the number of characters on my computer?
[07:44] <RevTy> I open up my Character Map and some characters don't display; instead I see a box with hex values in it.
[07:44] <bluelotus> how do i optimize dijkstra's?
[07:44] <losher> !font
[07:44] <rssllcr> what is Sudo again
[07:45] <Ghoti> RevTy: I think that's a font issue; a box with hex characters is "I don't know what charater #ABCD is"
[07:45] <jmite> Does anybody here know how to set up an esata thumb drive in jaunty to act like a USB drive with hotplugging and such? The esata card is expresscard 34
[07:45] <bullgard4> RevTy: I believe that you need to download more fonts.
[07:45] <losher> RevTy: I think it's a font issue too. See ubottu above...
[07:46] <neil_d> with a server install what does the "virtual computer" option do?
[07:47] <abhishek> sudo means do any task as a super user(administrator)
[07:47] <abhishek> sudo[07:47] <crdlb> RevTy: what exactly are you missing?
[07:47] <rssllcr> what do I type in the terminal window
[07:47] <fahadsadah> !sudo | rssllcr
[07:47] <Saloca> Hi anyone available ?
[07:47] <rssllcr> I look at that webpage
[07:47] <fahadsadah> Don't ask to ask, just ask.
[07:47] <Ghoti> !ask | Saloca
[07:48] <Saloca> Ok where could i found the Pidgin OP comands ?
[07:49] <Ghoti> Saloca: you mean the IRC commands for use in Pidgin?  I think /help will give you a list of supported commands, but Pidgin is not the best IRC client out there.
[07:49] <Saloca> Ghoti wich one it´s better ?
[07:50] <abhishek> then which is the best irc client
[07:50] <Paschu> Hi
[07:50] <Ghoti> Saloca: it's a matter of taste. Depending on what I'm doing (read: whether I"m at work or not) I use either X-Chat or irssi
[07:50] <Paschu> Why is my ubuntu so slow in the internet? maximum is 80 kb/s
[07:50] <Saloca> Ok thanks anyway
[07:50] <abhishek> how is quassel
[07:50] <fahadsadah> Not bad.
[07:51] <Paschu> Why is my ubuntu so slow in the internet? maximum is 80 kb/s
[07:51] <Ghoti> abhishek: Never used quassel, so I can't give an opinion.
[07:51] <jmite> Paschu: can you try another computer to see if it's Ubuntu, or your network?
[07:51] <Paschu> yea
[07:51] <Paschu> i have a windows box
[07:51] <Ghoti> Paschu: kb, or kB?  There's a very important difference :)
[07:52] <Paschu> and it loads with 200 - 400 kilobyte per second
[07:52] <jmite> Paschu: what speed of internet are you paying for from your ISP? How many computers use it at once?
[07:52] <Paschu> yesterday i used only my ubuntu
[07:53] <Paschu> i pay für 600 but i get 400
[07:53] <Quiznos> mornin
[07:53] <Paschu> morning
[07:53] <surf}^> abhishek which irc you use?
[07:53] <jmite> Pascho: try http://www.speedtest.net/, see what it says your speed is. chances are, what you're downlading from is not as fast as your internet can be
[07:56] <rssllcr> Has anyone tryed Win4lin ? is it better than Sun Virtual Box
[07:56] <Paschu> its says 0.30 mbps
[07:56] <jmite> paschu: also, make sure to check if it's kb or kB. there are 8 kb to 1 kB, so 400 kb/s is only 50 kB/s
[07:56] <Paschu> KILOBYTE
[07:56] <Paschu> better?
[07:56] <Paschu> since now ill say kilobyte for you
[07:57] <Ghoti> .3 MBps = 307.2 KBps, which isn't bad at all, Paschu
[07:57] <Paschu> but im in windows
[07:57] <fahadsadah> Kilobyte or Kibibyte?
[07:57] <Ghoti> (for decimal kilo/mega)
[07:57] <Paschu> and i didnt try ubuntu
[07:57] <fahadsadah> Kilobyte is 1000 bytes.
[07:57] <fahadsadah> Kibibyte is 1024 bytes.
[07:57] <Paschu> but yesterday it was horrable
[07:57] <jmite> Does anybody here know how to set up an esata thumb drive in jaunty to act like a USB drive with hotplugging and such? The esata card is expresscard 34
[07:58] <Mikess> What can I use in place of amarok in Gnome
[07:58] <surf}^> Paschu maybe it was you isp
[07:58] <rski> Mikess: amarok
[07:58] <Paschu> but yesterday i had another problem
[07:58] <Ghoti> fahadsadah: Yeah, I'm still ketting used to KiB vs. KB et al.  I'm an old crumudgeon who grew up where in PCland, kilo == 1024, and kibi didn't exist :)
[07:58] <rski> rssllcr: no
[07:58] <sol93> Anyone knows, how to make Thunderbird work with the profile on a mounted smb folder? Tried to google for days, no solution.
[07:59] <rian> how to make trash launcher?
[07:59] <Mikess> rski, that mean installing bulk kde libs :(
[07:59] <johnseamus> anybody knows how to turn ubuntu into a network switch?
[07:59] <sol93> rian: want a launcher, or just make the trash visible on the desktop?
[08:00] <rian> no, i mean real launcher made by command.
[08:00] <Mikess> rski, that mean installing bulk kde libs :(
[08:00] <Paschu> i used pidgin and suddenly i couldnt send and receive messages. then i changed to windows and everything was allright
[08:00] <Paschu> but the internet worked
[08:00] <Paschu> very slowly
[08:00] <jmite> nobody has ideas on the esata? not even ubottu?
[08:01] <Ghoti> Paschu: I've often had pidgin go catatonic like that on me; that's one reason I only use it for MSMS.
[08:01] <Paschu> MSMS?
[08:01] <|maxbots|> Oops... Guess my router didn't like being knowcked on the floor
[08:01] <Ghoti> Paschu: Microsoft Message Service, aka Live chat, aka .NET Messenger, aka Windows Messenger, or whatever they call it next week
[08:01] <Paschu> whats that
[08:02] <Paschu> ah k
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[08:02] <Paschu> but icq is very popular in germany
[08:02] <surf}^> johnseamus network router?
[08:02] <Paschu> and nobody of my friends are using msn
[08:02] <Paschu> or MSMS
[08:02] <rian> sol93: no, i mean real launcher that made by command
[08:02] <sol93> johnseamus: you need to activate forwarding, and of course you need several NICs. I can dig out my old script, if you want it
[08:02] <Paschu> or skype
[08:02] <Ghoti> icq != IRC; I imaging pidgin is just fine for ICQ; I haven't used ICQ in.. qoq, almost a decade now
[08:02] <Ghoti> (qoq --> wow)
[08:03] <Paschu> but why couldnt i receiv and send messages?
[08:03] <Stumpie> how do I make firefox so my fat wife cannot delete my porn bookmarks while I am at work?
[08:03] <Paschu> i had an connection
[08:03] <Ghoti> Stumpie: put a password on your account?
[08:03] <unop> Stumpie, make your wife use another account.
[08:04] <surf}^> johnseamus network router? ICS?
[08:04] <Stumpie> thats a great idea :) thanks guys :)
[08:04] <surf}^> johnseamus network router? ICS? hub?
[08:04] <Ghoti> Paschu: that's the problem I have with other protocols with Pidgin; sometimes it says it's online, but no messages go in or out.  Psi is an alternative progran you could look into that woks much like Pidgin with respect to protocols
[08:04] <surf}^> johnseamus network router? ICS? hub? smart hub? switch?
[08:05] <whitegasm> can't get flash working on ubuntu 9.04?
[08:05] <HighLordObsi> hmm
[08:05] <Ghoti> !flash | whitegasm
[08:06] <whitegasm> ubottu: cheers, having a lot of trouble on regular forums seem to be doing stuff right but not having the right results i'll give this a crack cheers
[08:06] <Paschu> k w8 while im changing to ubuntu
[08:06] <HighLordObsi> i can't seem to unzip tarballs from the terminal...dagnabbit i'm following the instructions
[08:07] <MT-> How can I tell my HD to spin down?
[08:07] <Gnea>  HighLordObsi what's the exact command you're using?
[08:07] <Ghoti> HighLordObsi: tar zvxf /path/to/the/tarball.tgz
[08:07] <Ghoti> (or .tar.gz)
[08:07] <fahadsadah> HighLordObsi: For a .tar.gz, tar zxvf FILENAME
[08:07] <fahadsadah> HighLordObsi: For a .tar.bz2, tar jxvf FILENAME
[08:08] <Gnea> technically, tar xvf file.t[ar.gz]|[gz]|[ar.bz2]  will work the same these days
[08:08] <Ghoti> Gnea: really? Tar silently parses and picks decompression chemes now?  Nifty!
[08:08] <HighLordObsi> my exact typing is tar xzvf realtek-linux-audiopack-4.06a.tar.gz2
[08:09] <Gnea> Ghoti: yeah, there's this cool thing called mime-types :)
[08:09] <Ghoti> Gnea: *facepalm*
[08:09] <rski> gz2... :o
[08:09] <Gnea> HighLordObsi: there is no such thing as a .tar.gz2
[08:09] <HighLordObsi> thats the file i downloaded
[08:09] <Gnea> HighLordObsi: when you type it, try like this:  tar xvf realtek<TAB>
[08:10] <Gnea> HighLordObsi: where <TAB> is the tab key
[08:10] <HighLordObsi> yeah, it tells me what commands can follow
[08:10] <Gnea> er, no, it should be telling you the rest of the filename, or the other available filenames
[08:10] <dylan`> what command to use to download file in ubuntu server?
[08:11] <rski> dylan`: wget
[08:11] <HighLordObsi> that too
[08:11] <Ghoti> dylan`: if you know the URL of the file, wget http://www.example.com/path/to/the/file.ext
[08:11] <Gnea> HighLordObsi: where did you download the file from?
[08:11] <dylan`> okie what if i dunno?
[08:11] <dylan`> haha
[08:11] <diddy>  Yesterday I had done an rsync to my truecrypt partition. It couldn't finished because the target became full (0byte free). Now I have already deleted gigabytes of data on truecrypt and it still says 0 bytes free in Nautilus and won't let me copy data there. Any idea what I could do?
[08:12] <Ghoti> night, folks
[08:12] <Gnea> dylan`: what do you want to download?
[08:13] <brandon> where can i find OpenSSL?
[08:13] <Gnea> brandon: in the repository
[08:13] <HighLordObsi> i don't remember where i got it from...i know i was redirected from the realtek page at one point or another
[08:14] <Gnea> HighLordObsi: please find it, if you can.
[08:14] <rian> how to make my awn automaticly appear when start up?
[08:14] <dylan`> emm Gnea i am downloading a application from a website
[08:14] <dylan`> it okie
[08:14] <kraut> moin
[08:14] <dylan`> i shall use IE to find the url and key it in the server
[08:15] <Gnea> dylan`: you're using windows?
[08:15] <ciurlionis> 	 	
[08:15] <ciurlionis> This is nothing you do not know how to delete from the ACC shipit.ubuntu.com? :)
[08:15] <dylan`> i am using windows
[08:15] <HighLordObsi> brothersoft...
[08:15] <dylan`> but i have a ubuntu running virtual
[08:16] <HighLordObsi> but the readme file says the code comes from alsaproject
[08:16] <Gnea> dylan`: nice
[08:17] <HighLordObsi> you know...old ram sticks make wonderful backscratchers :D
[08:17] <brandon> Gna: where is this repository
[08:18] <HighLordObsi> gnea, would you like me to post a link to the actual download page?
[08:19] <Gnea> HighLordObsi: please
[08:19] <HighLordObsi> the file unzips fine on the desktop, i just can't seem to make it unzip in the terminal....which i assume i need to do since i need to compile it in the terminal
[08:20] <Gnea> brandon: I usually access it either via apt on the commandline, or via synaptic
[08:20] <HighLordObsi> kk just a second...gotta browse through my gazillion open windows lol
[08:20] <RebelZero> HighLordObsi: I bet if you changed the filename's extension from gz2 to bz2 you'll be able to extract it. I found the file at Realtek and that's the only difference between what they offer and what you have.
[08:21] <RebelZero> http://tinyurl.com/nm6xs1 ... Accept, click next, Linux package at the bottom of the page
[08:21] <HighLordObsi> http://www.brothersoft.com/ac.97-audio-driver-linux-203611.html
[08:21] <dylan`> how do we check a applcation version?
[08:22] <HighLordObsi> hold on a second..i might be an idiot and am typing the wrong thing lol...
[08:22] <HighLordObsi> my eyes aren't what they used to be
[08:22] <mab> hfgf
[08:22] <Guest27051> hi
[08:22] <tanc0ng> hi
[08:23] <Guest27051> hello )))))))))))0
[08:23] <HighLordObsi> did i type tar.bz2 up there?
[08:24] <Gnea> HighLordObsi: no, you typed tar.gz2
[08:24] <RebelZero> "HighLordObsi: my exact typing is tar xzvf realtek-linux-audiopack-4.06a.tar.gz2"
[08:24] <Gnea> HighLordObsi: that's why I recommended using the tab key
[08:24] <HighLordObsi> my bad...i meant bz2
[08:25] <tanc0ng> tar -xvf [file]
[08:25] <tanc0ng> ?
[08:25] <Gnea> tanc0ng: the hyphen has been deprecated for some time
[08:25] <tanc0ng> i often use it
[08:25] <clane> how do i load a module on startup?
[08:25] <Sindrake> anyone here know about Xubuntu Drivers and VirtualBox
[08:25] <tanc0ng> add to sesson
[08:25] <clane> tried in /etc/modules
[08:25] <Gnea> clane: try /etc/modprobe.d/
[08:26] <HighLordObsi> i'm using ubuntustudio in virtualbox....i dig it quite a lot :D
[08:27] <Gnea> HighLordObsi: I doubt you'll need this driver
[08:27] <jerroome> hello, I have trouble launching an X application inside a minimal ubuntu desktop. The application uses Xlib.h functions like XOpenDisplay. On my developpment machine, I am able to execute it, but on the machine I'm installing minimal configuration, I get an error message while executing XOpenDisplay, the message says that display 0 is already open, but the same application works fine on a standard ubuntu-desktop. Does anyone know w
[08:27] <jerroome> works on one machine, but not the other ?
[08:27] <Sindrake> i need to find a driver for my lightscribe, webcam, And Ipod, and make WinXP load my Drivers ion virtualBoxc
[08:27] <HighLordObsi> ahh...then my settings are screwed up somewhere then.....hmm
[08:27] <clane> Gnea: all i see are blacklists ?
[08:28] <Gnea> clane: yes, make sure your module isn't listed there
[08:28] <mab_> salam
[08:28] <HighLordObsi> only sound i'm getting period is the login screen ping sound
[08:28] <kevliu> Hi?
[08:28] <kevliu> I'm new to IRC.
[08:28] <kevliu> Can someone explain to me the nuts and bolts of IRC?
[08:29] <syrius> hello
[08:29] <sol93> how badly will Ubuntu perform with 128MB RAM?
[08:29] <syrius> yes
[08:29] <Gnea> HighLordObsi: then the problem isn't the sound module, it's the fact that you're not part of the audio group
[08:29] <DasEi> kevliu: Join #freenode
[08:29] <sol93> kevliu: ask Google for tutorials, there are plenty
[08:29] <kevliu> Join #freenode
[08:29] <sol93> kevliu: it is meant to be     /join #freenode
[08:29] <DasEi> kevliu:  /j #freenode
[08:29] <kevliu> Oh, thanks.
[08:30] <clane> Gnea: trying to load module ip_conntrack_ftp its not blacklsited
[08:30] <Gnea> sol93: desktop ubuntu simply won't
[08:30] <HighLordObsi> ahh...sorry i'm sounding like an idiot...i'm a linux noob....i build pc's to give to poor folks and i'm trying to avoid any legal ramifications from ms by using windows
[08:30] <Gnea> clane: iptables should load it
[08:30] <clane> Gnea it doesn't :[ - everytime i reboot my server passive mode FTP doesn't work
[08:30] <sol93> Gnea: what's a miminum? I want it to act as server for DSL and Apache
[08:30] <sol93> Gnea: and I want Gnome
[08:31] <clane> Gnome on 128MB ?
[08:31] <clane> hehe
[08:31] <paschu> sooo
[08:31] <Gnea> sol93: it's on http://ubuntu.com, 256MB iirc
[08:31] <dylan`> how do we check a applcation version?
[08:31] <sol93> thanks
[08:31] <paschu> the speedtest said 0.6 KILOBYTE/s
[08:31] <Sindrake> i have "Almost" The Perfect Setup I just need a Few more Adons and Drivers,. if anyone can help me just gimme a whisper waddup yawls
[08:31] <surf}^> -v ?
[08:31] <paschu> but its not possible
[08:32] <clane> sol93: for a router/apache box dont bloat it with gnome
[08:32] <paschu> im downloading codecs fpr mp4, ... with 20 KILOBYTE/s
[08:32] <paschu> need sum help
[08:32] <rww> !version | dylan`
[08:33] <Gnea> !ask | paschu
[08:33] <Gnea> clane: how are you putting it into passive mode?
[08:33] <flavie> hello
[08:33] <paschu> my ubuntu is so slow in the internet. I can download 300 kilobyte/s with my windows and with my ubuntu i get max. 80
[08:34] <Gnea> paschu: some sites are faster than others.
[08:34] <nick125> paschu: Are you downloading from the same host?
[08:34] <paschu> yea
[08:34] <Gnea> which host?
[08:34] <paschu> chip.de
[08:34] <clane> Gnea: vsftpd config passive is enabled, not sure what you mean exactly
[08:34] <flavie> I tried to install ubuntu 9.04 in dual boot with XP, since I installed ubuntu, XP doesnt appear on grub
[08:35] <paschu> i was already on speedtest.net
[08:35] <Gnea> clane: that's exactly it. do you have port 20 opened as well?
[08:35] <OramahMaalhur> good day
[08:35] <clane> Gnea: no, that is for active ftp only i thought?
[08:35] <paschu> but it says that i will have more speed than on windows
[08:35] <flavie> This machine is an AMD 64, and the disk with XP on it was formated in NTFS
[08:35] <paschu> on windows the server has 65 ping and on ubuntu 210
[08:35] <Gnea> clane: perhaps you don't understand the difference between regular and passive ftp....
[08:35] <paschu> what is that?
[08:36] <OramahMaalhur> recently I've upgraded mine system and now I can't boot mine XServer at all - even if I remove the whole fglrx bunch and reconfigure the Xserver using dkms-reconfigure. Any Idea what should I do ?
[08:36] <paschu> for 10 MB i need 30 minutes on ubuntu
[08:36] <Gnea> clane: might want to give this a good gleam before continuing: http://slacksite.com/other/ftp.html
[08:36] <OramahMaalhur> booting older kernels doesn't helps :(
[08:36] <paschu> and in windows only 2 minutes
[08:37] <paschu> same computer
[08:37] <paschu> same internet
[08:37] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: what was the exact command that you used to configure? surely it wasn't dkms-reconfigure... dpkg-configure, perhaps?
[08:37] <paschu> but the speed is different
[08:37] <clane> Gnea: when i run 'modprobe ip_conntrack_ftp' my ftp connection starts working fine
[08:38] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[08:38] <sol93> Anyone knows, how to make Thunderbird work with the profile on a mounted smb folder? Tried to google for days, no solution.
[08:39] <sol93> I don't even found out, what the problem is
[08:39] <paschu_> i need a answer
[08:39] <paschu_> i need a answer
[08:39] <sol93> !patience | paschu_
[08:40] <clane> Gnea: after reading that page, passive ftp doesn't seem to require port 20 at all
[08:40] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: try it like this:  sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xortg
[08:40] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: -t
[08:40] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, but it now doesn't changes anything in the xorg file
[08:40] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, tried  couple of time
[08:40] <OramahMaalhur> times
[08:41]  * sol93 feels tempted to repeat his question often, too
[08:41] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: you just have to run that exact command once, then try to start the Xserver
[08:41] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, which answers should I give? the default ?
[08:41] <DasEi> paschu: you might play around with ethtool, to get settings checked, and paste the out from ifconfig
[08:41] <sol93> how can I allow my user to mount a smb share?
[08:41] <Gnea> sol93: I would make a symbolic link
[08:41] <clane> sol93: ciffs
[08:41] <clane> !cifs
[08:42] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, doesn't helps
[08:42] <sol93> tried to use a slink
[08:42] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: answers? it shouldn't ask anything.
[08:42] <DasEi> sol93: put it in fstab
[08:42] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, the recent command doesn't ask anything - but XServer still not usable :(
[08:42] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: in which case, you'll need to pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file so we can figure out why
[08:43] <Gnea> !pastebin
[08:43] <clane> Gnea: sorry to waste your time! I had 'modprobe ip_conntrack_ftp' in the /etc/modules file instead of just 'ip_conntrack_ftp'
[08:43] <DasEi> !smb | sol93
[08:43] <sol93> DasEi: i'll try that... maybe Thunderbird likes the mounted share, if i mount it as user
[08:43] <Gnea> clane: lol, good catch - np
[08:44] <clane> anyone good with iptables?
[08:44] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, its empty
[08:45] <styol_> mdg you still around by chance
[08:46] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: that's not right... okay, run X like this from the commandline:  X > X.log   then pastebin the X.log file
[08:47] <rodimus> can someone tell me how to setup gnome to show the splash screen at login? it is currently disabled
[08:48] <HighLordObsi> doobie doobie doo
[08:48] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, doesn't created the file
[08:48] <sol93> rodimus: check autologin in System / Administration / Login Window / Security
[08:49] <jacquesdupontd> HighLordObsi, haha i know it's offtopic but i'm watching scooby doo right now hahha
[08:50] <sergeykish> Hello, Internal microphone doesn't work on Ubuntu 9.04 Acer Aspire One 751. Found manual https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne, it say all must work. Can you help?
[08:50] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: if you type X by itself, and press enter, does it show anything on the screen?
[08:51] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, shows something and then screen blinks
[08:51] <nephlim> is there anyway to make an encrypted drive with a system already installed, without data loss?
[08:51] <OramahMaalhur> and I can't see anything - only the poweroff key works :)
[08:51] <clane> to get manpages is it 'aptitude install man-db' ?
[08:52] <clane> !man
[08:52] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: then you are doing something wrong :)
[08:52] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, cool
[08:52] <OramahMaalhur> I've upgrade the system - and that was wrong!
[08:52] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: when you can't see anything, what happens if you press ctrl-alt-backspace?
[08:52] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, doesn't responds
[08:52] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: it's possible, if you didn't install all of the regular updates before upgrading
[08:52] <DasEi> nephlim: no, got to backup and reformat
[08:52] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: and if you press ctrl-alt-f1?
[08:53] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, I've done everythin via aptitude update, aptitude safe-upgrade
[08:53] <nephlim> DasEi, what if i formated a new clean drive with crypto and just CP'd everything over, then set the new disk as master? would that work
[08:53] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: let's try something else then:  sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:53] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, If I press ctrl+alt+f1 doesn't responds (I'm in the filesafe mode)
[08:54] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: filesafe mode?
[08:54] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, recovery mode
[08:54] <OramahMaalhur> :)
[08:55] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: it's generally assumed that you are operating in regular mode. of course, it isn't going to work in recovery mode.
[08:55] <DasEi> nephlim : yes, just a fresh install, then copy files in there, sure
[08:55] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, But i can't boot in any other mode :(
[08:55] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: then you'll simply need to reinstall.
[08:55] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea,  cool
[08:55] <nephlim> DasEi, cool. thanks for the help good sir :)
[08:55] <DasEi> np
[08:55] <Wazzzaaa> Hi, When I start OpenOffice, Ubuntu crashes... Sometimes it starts when I remove ~/.openoffice But when I start it again Ubuntu crashes again...
[08:56] <OramahMaalhur> update the system -  and then reinstall - just like the Microsoft suggests!
[08:56] <Wazzzaaa> Any ideas where to look? Now, Im searching in /var/log/ but didn't find anything yet..
[08:56] <jacquesdupontd> hrm
[08:56] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: somewhere along the way, you missed a step or more. the system is now not operating correctly.
[08:56] <jacquesdupontd> i never do reinstall
[08:56] <clane> when running 'free -m' is the second line the more correct one?
[08:57] <jacquesdupontd> there's always way to repair everything on linux
[08:57] <tfitw> My system is "ubuntu text system",it hasn't voice,why?
[08:57] <ikonia> clane: what do you mean, the more forrect ?
[08:57] <ikonia> correct
[08:57] <jacquesdupontd> long live to life CD
[08:57] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: since you don't know what you're doing, it will be easier for you to learn and get it working again by reinstalling.
[08:57] <waieez> Hi, i just formatted my 500gb HD as a primary partition under the ext3 filesystem(?). I'm expecting the equivalent of a D:\ drive but am not seeing it.
[08:57] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, I've upgraded the system using the original software from ubuntu - just updated the kernel
[08:57] <ikonia> waieez: linux doesn't use drive letter, you have to mount it
[08:57] <OramahMaalhur> Gnea, I know what I'm doing ;)
[08:57] <Gnea> jacquesdupontd: do you have any constructive criticism to add?
[08:58] <Gnea> OramahMaalhur: I doubt that. :)
[08:58] <clane> ikonia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/246956/ - as you can see the usage numbers are quite different, the man page doesnt explain the output very well
[08:58] <waieez> ikonia: i can't see the drive itself
[08:58] <ikonia> waieez: wherer you looking
[08:58] <ikonia> clane: mem = memory swap = swap space - that's the two lines and why they are different
[08:58] <ikonia> clane: it looks like you only have 256 or ram
[08:59] <waieez> ikonia: under computer
[08:59] <jacquesdupontd> Gnea, oh don't worry it was not a criticism more a something good to say about linux
[08:59] <ikonia> waieez: you'll only see mounted devices under that
[08:59] <clane> ikonia: -/+ buffers/cache line is what is getting me
[08:59] <ikonia> clane: don't worry about that
[08:59] <Gnea> jacquesdupontd: unfortunately, it doesn't always ring true all the time.
[08:59] <waieez> ikonia: well. where do i look?
[08:59] <jacquesdupontd> Gnea, you're right
[08:59] <tfitw>  My system is "ubuntu text system",it hasn't voice,why?
[08:59] <ikonia> waieez: you have to mount it
[09:00] <clane> ikonia: damn, im almost maxing out memory, with just ftpd/httpd/mysqld
[09:00] <waieez> ikonia: i cant select it to mount it, which is my problem. I cant even see it/dont know where it is
[09:00] <ikonia> clane: you only have 256 meg of ram
[09:00] <Wazzzaaa> Hi, When I start OpenOffice, Ubuntu crashes... Sometimes it starts when I remove ~/.openoffice But when I start it again Ubuntu crashes again... Any ideas where to look? Didn't find anything in /var/log
[09:00] <clane> its running headless no GUI, need to find some fat to cut out
[09:00] <ikonia> waieez open gparted and set it up using that tool
[09:01] <jacquesdupontd> !swap
[09:01] <clane> ikonia: any idea to reduce that usage even more ?
[09:01] <tfitw> help me! My system is "ubuntu text system",it hasn't voice,why?
[09:01] <ikonia> tfitw: because sound is part of the destop sstem
[09:01] <ikonia> system
[09:01] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, i don't understand you're blind ,
[09:02] <ikonia> clane: look at what's running and cut down anything you don't need
[09:02] <tfitw> ikonia, No.It included in linux core!
[09:02] <OramahMaalhur> So did anyone else can suggest anything to make X server working after upgrade to 2.6.28.15 kernel with Ati video card?
[09:02] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, i didn't even knew there was a ubuntu text system
[09:02] <ikonia> clane: keep in mind that mysql will use ram even if it's not needed, and you have 139mb acting as "cache" so that's not really in use
[09:02] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, don't you talk about ubuntu server ?
[09:02] <ikonia> tfitw: what's in "linux core" and what is "linux core"
[09:03] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, yes
[09:03] <tfitw> kernel
[09:03] <tfitw> ikonia, kernel
[09:04] <ikonia> tfitw: what about it ?
[09:04] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, i don't know at all if you could had a package with the voices
[09:04] <waieez> ikonia: I've already partitioned it, Before it was not formatted (i could see it under computer but could not mount it) i figured i would have to format it first. After i "set it up" as a Primary Partition, with ext3 filesystem. it completely disappeared from "computer"
[09:04] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, i never tested "ubuntu server" and the thing is i don't know if there's a sound server
[09:05] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, it has been included in linux kernel
[09:05] <cwraig> \
[09:05] <cwraig> q/
[09:05] <cwraig> oeau/l[[Beuasnth
[09:05] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, running alsa ?
[09:05] <waieez> ikonia: i can still see it. its there when i use gparted. but i cant locate it with the filebrowser
[09:05] <tfitw> ikonia, linux kernel
[09:05] <ikonia> waieez: because it's not mounted
[09:05] <waieez> ikonia: but i cant rightclick the thing to mount it. how do i mount it?
[09:06] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I don't know
[09:06] <ikonia> waieez: no - you can only mount something like that if it has a mount point pre-defined or a disk label
[09:06] <iwobbles> is it possible to roll back the effects of update manager ? last update has broken firefox so I cant do emails anymore and many buttons on web sites no longer appear Im using 9.04 and have the same effect on 3 different machines ?
[09:06] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, But there is a dirctort named alsa
[09:06] <waieez> ikonia: well, what should i do? reformat simply as an extended partition?
[09:06] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, do you hear any sound ?
[09:06] <ikonia> waieez: the type of partition primary/extended makes no different
[09:07] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, no
[09:07] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, anyway "ubuntu server" is usually used to be touched from another computer that is connected to it and have no screen and no sound
[09:07] <DasEi> waieez: want a workthrough to permantnently mount it ?
[09:07] <ikonia> waieez: I'm just trying to sort out a tool for you, so you don't have to manually edit the text
[09:07] <waieez> dasei: yes
[09:07] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, why are you searching for the sound ?
[09:08] <beau> Whats the command to unpack a .package file?
[09:08] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, you would like you're server to tell you information when it's running with voices system ?
[09:08] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I have installed the fvwm
[09:10] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, and ? i don't really see the point of how you wanna use it and why in this case you didn't installed "ubuntu desktop"
[09:10] <DasEi> waieez: open a terminal
[09:10] <waieez> dasei: keep going
[09:10] <DasEi> waieez: sudo fdisk -l
[09:10] <DasEi> waieez: get the identifier, like /dev/sdb1
[09:10] <DasEi> waieez: which is ?
[09:10] <mintux> espeak and festival doesn't play correctly on 9.04 .. same problem for anybody here?
[09:10] <waieez> dasei: i believe it is dev/sda
[09:10] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, are you using it as a server and then if it's the case do you have another computer to connect to it ?
[09:10] <beau> Whats the command to unpack a .package file?
[09:10] <DasEi> waieez: let me look;   sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[09:10] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, i just have a computer
[09:11] <DasEi> waieez: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit                 << give url here
[09:11] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I installed the ubuntu server+fvwm
[09:11] <waieez> dasei: what do you mean give url
[09:11] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, then it's much better to reinstall it, the "desktop version" or "alternate if you're computer is old" and then install packages to make it a server
[09:11] <DasEi> waieez: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[09:12] <DasEi> waieez: ^ returns a url in terminal, paste this in channel
[09:12] <waieez> dasei i dont have pastebin installed
[09:12] <DasEi> waieez:    sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[09:12] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, you can then install apache and all other things
[09:12] <waieez> dasei: >< pastebin isnt installed
[09:12] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, yes,My computer is old
[09:12] <Flannel>  /lastlog tfitw
[09:13] <OramahMaalhur> Mine X server config looks like http://paste.ubuntu.com/246974/ - and XServer doesn't starts
[09:13] <Flannel> tfitw: What are you trying to accomplish?
[09:13] <waieez> dasei: http://pastebin.com/f38cc55a8
[09:13] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, i installed ubuntu xerver system just because my computer is older.
[09:15] <DasEi> waieez:    fine, sda1 so
[09:15] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I don't understand what you said.I am not good at English.
[09:15] <OramahMaalhur> any idea ? on running XServer ?
[09:15] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, im french :)
[09:15] <DasEi> waieez:  gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[09:15] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, tell me the conf of you're computer
[09:15] <Flannel> tfitw: Which language are you comfortable in?
[09:16] <ikonia> waieez: sadley I can't find any refernce to a "mount point manager tool" so it looks like  you'll have to either put a disk label on it, in which case it will mount on /media/$label_name on reboot, or manually put it into /etc/fstab
[09:16] <waieez> dasei: okay?
[09:16] <mintux> why espeak doesn't work corectly
[09:16] <DasEi> waieez: scroll to the end of it, add the line :
[09:16] <waieez> ikonia: thanks for your help :D. i think this is what dasei is trying to lead me through? the manual mount?
[09:17] <DasEi> waieez: /dev/sda2     /media/extra   ext3  user,auto   0   0
[09:17] <waieez> dasei: new line and just a colon?
[09:17] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I had installed ubuntu desktop system ever,and it had voice.So my computer have no problem.
[09:17] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, you're ip is hard to find :) well masked
[09:17] <DasEi> waieez: /dev/sda2     /media/extra   ext3  user,auto   0   0                                 <<one new  line at end of fstab
[09:18] <tfitw> Flannel, Chinese.I am chinese.
[09:18] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, i had a doubt on it, me happy
[09:18] <DasEi> waieez: hit enter to leave fstab with a blank line, safe the file, exit gedit
[09:18] <waieez> dasei: i think i got it
[09:19] <waieez> daseu: and save correct?
[09:19] <beau> Well then, what exactly IS a .package file?
[09:19] <DasEi> waieez: yep
[09:19] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, go to #ubuntu-cn
[09:22] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, lemme make a check
[09:22] <waieez> dasei: godly!
[09:22] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, oh,thanks all the same
[09:22] <waieez> dasei: thanks a bundle
[09:22] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, ?
[09:22] <DasEi> waieez: hope I didn#t bother ikonia, np
[09:23] <tfitw> ubottu, I had gone to #ubuntu-cn.
[09:23] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, why do you need voices cause i don't think it's the right word to search on internet
[09:23] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, what do you wanna say when you say voices ? simply sound ,
[09:23] <jacquesdupontd> ?
[09:24] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, you just want alert like other systems ?
[09:25] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, oh,I search in chinese.声音
[09:25] <DasEi> !paste | kevliu
[09:25] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, if this is the case we gonna begin to check and install alsa
[09:25] <jacquesdupontd> !alsa
[09:26] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, check the link i made ubottu give you
[09:26] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I don't want alter other system
[09:26] <iwobbles> is it possible to turn off update manager so the machine stays the same ? updates are causing problems, I am thinking of reinstalling 9.04 and never doing updates because of this, the machine worked fine until I updated it ?
[09:28] <richardcavell> Does anyone know if there's any move toward byte-level patching, to save having to download megabytes of updates every time there's a small change?
[09:28] <DasEi> !brain > kevliu
[09:29] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd,Sorry,I don't understand completely some words you said
[09:29] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, it won't alter other systems
[09:30] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, alsa is a sound server you may need, even if you have a folder named alsa it doesn't means that alsa is installed
[09:30] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, let me search a bit
[09:31] <rian__> DasEi: why my notebook can't connect to wireless? are it needed network hardware? but i already use realtek, am I?
[09:31] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, but the sound server has been inserted in linux
[09:31] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, what happen if you do cd /usr/share/sounds and then aplay startup.wav
[09:31] <DasEi> !wireless | rian_
[09:32] <kevliu> !wireless
[09:32] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, let me have a try
[09:32] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, do you ear a sound ?
[09:32] <jacquesdupontd> hear
[09:32] <kevliu> !wireless card
[09:33] <jacquesdupontd> !wifi
[09:33] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd,  No such directory
[09:33] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, ouch
[09:33] <Technocrat> ALL:how can I create multiple lan connections on my system
[09:33] <Technocrat> I am using intrepid
[09:33] <ikonia> Technocrat: do you want to use multiple physical nics, or virtual interfaces
[09:34] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, /usr/share/sounds doesn't exist ?
[09:34] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, yes
[09:34] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, then it explains all you are missing a big package
[09:34] <Technocrat> ikonia: I have one nic installed on my system ! I have internet connection setup on that , now I want to connect to another pc when I am not using internet
[09:34] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, whick
[09:34] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, which?
[09:35] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, im searcing
[09:35] <Technocrat> ikonia: and I dont want to disturb my internet connection setup on nic
[09:35] <qe2eqe> is there a way to pipe a command output to the clipboard?
[09:35] <slab_> halu
[09:35] <DasEi> !pm > kevliu
[09:36] <slab_> how to uninstall the xchat
[09:36] <DasEi> !pm > kevliu
[09:36] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd,thanks a lot!!!!
[09:36] <Technocrat> ikonia: so how can I configure lan or connect to another pc using a normal cable
[09:37] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, ok it had never happened to me but first we gonna install alsa
[09:37] <slab_> plez hlp m
[09:37] <jacquesdupontd> !alsa
[09:37] <slab_> how to uninstall the xchat
[09:37] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, what's mean goona?If it short for othe words?
[09:38] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, i'm "going to"
[09:38] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, gonna
[09:38] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, oh
[09:38] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, can you do that "find /lib/modules/`uname -r` | grep snd"
[09:38] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, and tell me if you have something
[09:42] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, many lines words like "/lib/modules/2.6.24-24-generic/ubuntu/sound/alsa-driver/isa*
[09:42] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, ok
[09:43] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, So I have alsa?
[09:43] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, alsa driver?
[09:43] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, make "lspci -v | less" and then just tell me the line of audio
[09:44] <kevliu> !pastebin
[09:45] <Spike1506> anyone knows some good anti rsi software for ubuntu?
[09:45] <bouzeiene> salut
[09:47] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, ?
[09:47] <bouzeiene> c est quoi ce site je suis nouveau sous linux et je veux de l aide merci
[09:47] <tfitw> multimedia audio controller:inter ......AC'97 Audio Controller
[09:47] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I omited some words
[09:47] <zaggynl> anti rsi sofware? switch to a different mouse, trackball for instance, take a break every 2 hours
[09:47] <evilbug> bouzeiene: pour francais #ubuntu-fr
[09:48] <ocelot> russian ubuntu users available here?
[09:48] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, make "lspci -v | less" and then just tell me the line of audio
[09:49] <SanjaUbuntu> hi all
[09:49] <SanjaUbuntu> please help e
[09:49] <SanjaUbuntu> *me
[09:49] <ocelot> ubuntu kubuntu udubuntu - is a sect=))))
[09:49] <SanjaUbuntu> how to boot ubuntu in text mode only
[09:49] <SanjaUbuntu> need boot option
[09:49] <SanjaUbuntu> and don't have cd-rom :)
[09:49] <ocelot> press ctrl alt F1
[09:50] <SanjaUbuntu> tried that, it won't get me to console
[09:50] <SanjaUbuntu> it has a problem with graphic card
[09:50] <Spike1506> zaggynl, as in, force a user to leave the computer for a while
[09:50] <Ranakah> SanjaUbuntu boot system in recover mode
[09:50] <SanjaUbuntu> tried that as well
[09:50] <Ranakah> and then use Drop to root shell or something like this
[09:51] <zaggynl> Spike1506: uhm, I guess you could get some alarm clock'ish software
[09:51] <Spike1506> hmm
[09:51] <zaggynl> http://www.workrave.org/welcome/
[09:51] <zaggynl> credit too Google
[09:51] <SanjaUbuntu> it is old laptop
[09:51] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd,Multimedia audio controller;interl corporation 82801DB/DBL/DBM(ICH4/ICH4-L/ICH4-M) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 02)
[09:51] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, is this?
[09:51] <SanjaUbuntu> and when i connect external monitor
[09:52] <SanjaUbuntu> it goes out of range
[09:52] <SanjaUbuntu> laptop screen just flickers
[09:52] <Spike1506> thanks zaggynl
[09:53] <burtontrail> hit there
[09:53] <SanjaUbuntu> is there option to add to grub for disabling all graphics
[09:53] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, did you see?
[09:53] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, hm it's supposed to be supported, is it a built in card ? (means it's already on the motherboard ?
[09:53] <rian__> can someone help me? my network in my notebook can't connect to wireless.
[09:54] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, yes
[09:54] <burtontrail> got a question: at starting up theres sometimes a routine check of drives. any one knows how to deactivate? can u help me?
[09:54] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, this computer doesn't seems so sold cause of ICH4
[09:54] <jacquesdupontd> old
[09:54] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, something is weird cause i've never seen anyone missing /usr/shares/sounds
[09:55] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, and even on searching on internet i don't see any other cases
[09:55] <mib> hi,im using feisty.how can i install acrobat ?
[09:55] <SanjaUbuntu> anyone, please? :(
[09:55] <burtontrail> @ mib
[09:55] <burtontrail> have u tried downloading at adobe.com?
[09:55] <mib> not really.
[09:56] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, are you really really sure this /usr/share/sounds is mising folder ?
[09:56] <AdvoWork> hi there, is there any way to get an ip address from the MAC address atall?
[09:57] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I just try again.
[09:57] <burtontrail> @mib: than trie
[09:57] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, first do you have an /usr folder ? "type /usr" then type "ls" if there is a "share" folder type "cd share" and then type an "ls"
[09:57] <mib> how do i unpack .bin file
[09:57] <jacquesdupontd> sorry
[09:57] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, is it a directory?
[09:57] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, first do you have an /usr folder ? "type cd /usr" then type "ls" if there is a "share" folder type "cd share" and then type an "ls"
[09:57] <jacquesdupontd> yes
[09:58] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, ofcouse
[09:58] <mib> i went to the homepage and been directed to download .bin.
[09:58] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, what do you want to say ?
[09:58] <burtontrail> @ mib: http://get.adobe.com/reader/otherversions/
[09:59] <burtontrail> slect the .deb
[09:59] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I have the dircetory /usr/share/
[09:59] <burtontrail> download
[09:59] <burtontrail> and double click
[09:59] <burtontrail> isntall
[09:59] <burtontrail> finisch
[09:59] <FloodBot1> burtontrail: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:59] <mib> ok.
[09:59] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, more simple type "cd /usr/share && ls"
[10:00] <rian__> HELP!
[10:00] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, ok, once you are in "/usr/share" could you type an "ls" please and tell me if you have something
[10:00] <rian__> HELP!
[10:00] <gogeta> rian__: no
[10:00] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I make sure I have not the directory /usr/share/sounds
[10:00] <payman> #ubuntu-ir
[10:01] <burtontrail> @ mib: you have a 32bit system, haven't u?
[10:01] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, tell me what you have in /usr/share please
[10:01] <rian__> gogeta: hehehe.....
[10:01] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, and there are 6 dirctores in /usr/share
[10:01] <mib> burtontrail:how to check
[10:01] <jacquesdupontd> ouch
[10:01] <gogeta> rian__: screming help does not tell us whats wrong
[10:01] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, something is wrong there
[10:01] <payman> #fedora
[10:01] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, if /usr/share/sounds is a directory?
[10:01] <mib> im now installting AdbeRdr9.1.2-1_i386linux_enu.deb
[10:02] <jacquesdupontd> it is yes*
[10:02] <burtontrail> @mib: no idea but if theres an error at installing the deb "wrong architecture" u will know
[10:02] <gogeta> mib: pfft
[10:02] <gogeta> mib: firefox as a reader inculded
[10:02] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, i have like 100 directory
[10:02] <gogeta> has
[10:02] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, ?
[10:02] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, did you made an update to jaunty from your older ubuntu version directly from the server ?
[10:03] <payman> hi i want to know wich operating system is beter on esyer?ubuntu or fedora?
[10:03] <mib> because i wanted to copy this huge table in pdf to Powerpoint slides but cant find a way
[10:03] <burtontrail> @ mib: if u can install it it should work
[10:03] <rian__> gogeta: i shout my problem before, but no one answer
[10:03] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, no
[10:03] <AdvoWork> is there a way I can scan my 192.168.0.1/24 network for all open ips? trying to find a print server :S
[10:03] <mib> and the table must be clear after been copied.
[10:03] <gogeta> payman: err what
[10:03] <gogeta> AdvoWork: netstat shows all open connections
[10:04] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, i have like 100 directory in /usr/share/ there's aptitude apt and all those things really needed even in server, i can admit that on "ubuntu server" there is folder not needed as in ubuntu desktop but 6 is a bit less
[10:04] <mrx1> Hi. I installed ubuntu and xchat. However, I can't see any people on the channel - I see the discussion, but i can't see who is on the channel. How to fix it ? Sry for my english.
[10:04] <temporarytao> gogeta, can the network tools do that too?
[10:04] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, little i mean
[10:04] <rian__> gogeta: my network can't work. it can't connect to wireless in my area.
[10:04] <gogeta> rian__: not work in what way
[10:05] <SanjaUbuntu> can i boot ubuntu into text mode (without any graphics) without cd and or recovery mode? just looking for grub option
[10:05] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, ok man listen we gonna try one last thing, if it works, cool if it doesn't i think a good reinstall will be needed and i don't like to say that
[10:05] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I just have 6 dircetory in /usr/share
[10:05] <temporarytao> SanjaUbuntu, why?
[10:05] <gogeta> temporarytao: dunno thats always been a command line thing even in windows
[10:05] <woland> hi. i'd like to run xorg without an xorg.conf. it doesn't seem to pick up my nvidia driver, keeps falling back to nv. any ideas?
[10:05] <SanjaUbuntu> i have refresh rate problem
[10:05] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, even if you do ls -a ?
[10:05] <SanjaUbuntu> and can't get to console with ctrl alt f1
[10:05] <AdvoWork> gogeta, i need to see the ip's though
[10:05] <burtontrail> @ mib got it?
[10:05] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, i hope you are not checking in the windows manager and that you do all the command in the terminal ? cause it's totally different
[10:06] <gogeta> AdvoWork: it shows any ip connecting or connected
[10:06] <temporarytao> gogeta, trying now. by the way, to the guy who asked the original question, lanmap is a fun tool to see what's on your network
[10:06] <Technocrat> what is the shortcut key for opening terminal/console in gnome ?
[10:06] <mib> yeah..burtontrail
[10:06] <mib> got it
[10:06] <mib> thanks alot
[10:06] <burtontrail> dont mind it
[10:06] <rian__> gogeta: the wireless connection can't appear.
[10:06] <ortaeht> woland, you can read the /var/log/Xorg.0.log and see what driver it uses and/or any error messages it gives, also paste it to a site so wee can see and help you solve the problem
[10:07] <gogeta> rian__: then it means your card is not working
[10:07] <ortaeht> woland, the file also says what config file Xorg is using
[10:07] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I have a window manager named fvwm.You must know it
[10:07] <rian__> card what?
[10:08] <targus> does anyone know what version of flash you need for ubuntu 9.04 i cant get any flash games to work like the ones on yahoo's website
[10:08] <gogeta> rian__: have you tryed looking in system admin hardware drivers
[10:08] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I think you know it.
[10:08] <gogeta> sometimes ubuntu has a extra driver
[10:08] <pedram> excus me how can i complete my g++ libarary for example using <math> in it
[10:08] <gogeta> it will ask to setup
[10:08] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, but all the command i'm giving to you you are checking folders and all the terminal ? not with fvwm that i know for sure
[10:08] <woland> ortaeht: i don't want a config file. i want configless X to use the nvidia driver rather than nv
[10:08] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, tell me you email.and then I give you some picture i capture
[10:09] <rian__> gogtea: yes.
[10:09] <gogeta> rian__: it should ask to enable your wifi
[10:10] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, ARE you in the terminal ?
[10:10] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, no need of screenshots
[10:10] <rian__> gogeta: i hasn't network hardware.
[10:10] <gogeta> rian__: if that does not work the next step will be to use nidswrapper and install the windows drier inf for your card
[10:10] <tfitw> I send you the resault in terminal with the email.So please tell me you email address.
[10:10] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, did you made ls commands to check if you have folders ? i just want to know that
[10:11] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, ok you answered my question
[10:11] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, ok last thing we gonna do
[10:11] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I did.
[10:11] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, ok.
[10:11] <rian__> gogeta: card what?
[10:12] <targus> does anyone know what version of flash you need for ubuntu 9.04 i cant get any flash games to work like the ones on yahoo's website?
[10:12] <gogeta> !nids
[10:12] <gogeta> wtd
[10:12] <gogeta> !ndis
[10:12] <SanjaUbuntu> can i boot ubuntu into text mode (without any graphics) without cd, recovery mode and even ctrl alt f1 doesn't work. just looking for grub option
[10:12] <ochosi> is there any way to retrieve a wireless wpa psk password i once stored on my laptop? i only get a hash when i try to look at it via network-manager
[10:12] <pedram> excus me how can i complete my g++ libarary for example using <math> in it i want porograming c++ in ubuntu the same az borland irealy need it
[10:13] <fireball_> Pease help, been trying for days! Where's my gtk/nautilus menu bar? http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1640537/Screenshot.png http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1640537/NoMenu.png
[10:13] <gogeta> that will guide you on how to get your card to work
[10:14] <gogeta> rian__: look up your card model there should be  howto
[10:14] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd,What can I do?
[10:14] <rian__> gogeta: OK!
[10:15] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, wget -O alsa-info.sh http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ./alsa-info.sh
[10:15] <rian__> gogeta: i'm sorry, where i can find card model?
[10:15] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, then i'll guide you
[10:16] <gogeta> raimo: lspci
[10:16] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, OK
[10:16] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, tell me when it's done
[10:17] <gogeta> raimo: being its not working you probly need ndiswrapper and the inf file from the windows driver
[10:17] <WholeGrains> fireball_: did you do anything prior to it's disappearance?
[10:17] <pedram> #g++
[10:18] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, OK
[10:18] <computer> someone help me install and run freenx please.
[10:18] <apexhouse_> morning all - quick question, I have ubuntu server set up as a DHCP server. Is there any way to STOP other computers seeing eachother, so they can only see the internet?
[10:19] <richardcavell> apexhouse_: iptables
[10:19] <fireball_> Who;eGrains: yep
[10:19] <fireball_> Whole Grains: only installed some apps, standard upgrade
[10:19] <apexhouse_> richardcavell : thanks! (any pointers re a tutorial anywhere?)
[10:20] <gogeta> !iptables
[10:20] <fireball_> Whole Grains: has some gtk glitch when i change themes
[10:20] <fireball_> Whole Grains: also pkge manager stalls alsa, related?
[10:21] <apexhouse_> gogeta, richardcavell - bonza! I'll take a look :)
[10:21] <apexhouse_> thank you
[10:21] <richardcavell> apexhouse_: yeah, look up man iptables and google it.  You just want to route all packets from one computer through the 'DHCP server' to the Net
[10:21] <muxfr> Hi
[10:21] <muxfr> I got a problem with my audio
[10:21] <pedram> #c++
[10:21] <nibbler_> apexhouse_: with iptables you will be able to firewall a linux host/gateway. but you want the various clients that get IP adresses to not see each other, right?
[10:22] <muxfr> it's hda intel IDT codec, high definition audio card on 9.04
[10:22] <apexhouse_> nibbler_ that's right, yes
[10:22] <muxfr> And no audio at all.
[10:22] <pedram> #programing
[10:22] <WholeGrains> fireball_: sorry i'm not sure about that
[10:22] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, amixer:command not found
[10:22] <jacquesdupontd> bobo
[10:22] <jacquesdupontd> ok
[10:22] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, alsactl:command not found
[10:22] <jacquesdupontd> you dont' have any alsa server
[10:22] <mizipzor> what should i print in order to find out which distribution version im using?
[10:23] <mizipzor> the command for the console i mean
[10:23] <nibbler_> apexhouse_: i'm not sure how iptables could help you with this, unless you put all clients in different subnets... and route them via a linux box.
[10:23] <qob0127> mizipzor: cat /etc/issue
[10:23] <fireball_> Whole Grains: ok, but really need my menu bar/s! Any ideas? They exist for other users, just not mine
[10:23] <mizipzor> qob0127: thx
[10:23] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, /tmp/alsa-info.SFQloa5360/alsactl.tmp:No such file
[10:23] <pedram> i want programing c++ in ubuntu please help me
[10:23] <apexhouse_> _nibbler hmm.
[10:23] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, first i told you to tell me when you're done just with the first command
[10:23] <nibbler_> apexhouse_: what you need is a switch with either pvlan or .1x stuff
[10:23] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, then i'll tell you what to do
[10:24] <gogeta> pedram: join #c++
[10:24] <targus> what flash player works with ubuntu 9.04?
[10:24] <apexhouse_> so, its not something that ubuntu could do - need a hardware option. Ah well, was worth a try :o)
[10:24] <gogeta> targus: they all work
[10:24] <mizipzor> my other laptop prints (through cat /etc/issue) that its running Ubuntu 8.04.3 LTS \n \l ... it seems to dont detect the 9.04 upgrade... how can i trigger it manually?
[10:25] <gogeta> targus: but 10 works the best
[10:25] <targus> no they dont every one i downloaded from adobe wouldnt work kept saying not the right archutexture
[10:25] <nibbler_> apexhouse_: because this sort of traffic controll is out of scope of the dhcp server, how could he enforce that? i mean if computers are on the same layer 2 network... even if you would trick something with the dhcp like putting everyone into seperate subnet, its a client config which can be changed client side
[10:25] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd,?
[10:25] <gogeta> targus: then you need flash 64bit
[10:26] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I run the file alsa-info.sh
[10:26] <targus> but im not running ubuntu on a 64 bit cpu
[10:26] <muxfr> any ideas?
[10:26] <gogeta> targus: then your nor x86
[10:26] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, quit it
[10:26] <gogeta> not
[10:26] <apexhouse_> nibbler_ that's a good point :)
[10:26] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, last chance, sudo aptitude --purge reinstall linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils linux-image-`uname -r` linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` libasound2
[10:26] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, and i don't have much time so do it fast please
[10:27] <targus> gogeta: i tryed the yum version the .deb version and the other 2 and it says it wont work
[10:27] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd,OK.
[10:27] <gogeta> targus: if its saying wrong arc then your  eyther not 32bit or x86
[10:27] <gogeta> witch is it
[10:27] <targus> gogrta: the cpu i have is a cell cpu
[10:28] <gogeta> targus: oh a ps3 you whant ppc flash
[10:28] <targus> adobes website dont have that option tho
[10:28] <qob0127> mizipzor: you cannot upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04. only from 8.04 to 8.10 and then from 8.10 to 9.04. or you can stay with 8.04 which has long term support, which 9.04 has not.
[10:28] <fireball_> Pease help, been trying for days! Where's my gtk/nautilus menu bar? http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1640537/Screenshot.png http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1640537/NoMenu.png
[10:29] <richardcavell> qob0127: and you can upgrade from 8.04 to 10.04, which doesn't exist yet
[10:29] <qob0127> richardcavell: right
[10:29] <DaZ-> fireball_: did you check under the carpet?
[10:29] <gogeta> targus: unfortanly flash ppc is a issue
[10:30] <fireball_> Daz: lol. It's getting like that
[10:30] <qob0127> richardcavell: i am still running 8.04, because i found it much more stable than 8.10 or 9.04. i try to use lts releases only.
[10:30] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, done!
[10:30] <fireball_> Daz: It's gotta be simple, yet no-one seems to know!
[10:30] <resnostyle> i keep having problems where kcapi_notify starts taking over my cpu, whats the best way to reduce this?
[10:30] <targus> gogeta: why whats wrong with it? all i want to do is put flash on it so my wife can play yahoo games on it
[10:31] <richardcavell> qob0127: when 10.04 comes out I might stick with that one
[10:31] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, now test sound
[10:31] <richardcavell> qob0127: I need 9.10 at the moment for its much improved Intel GMA 950 support.
[10:31] <Ximik> hi
[10:31] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, i have 5 minutes
[10:31] <DaZ-> fireball_: in kde it is pretty simple
[10:32] <richardcavell> qob0127: I'm on a MacBook and 9.10 is far better for the MacBook than 9.04
[10:32] <tfitw> jacekowski, No sound
[10:32] <gogeta> targus: they dont make ppc linux flash
[10:32] <bremby> hi. I just created an ext4 filesystem on a new harddrive and it's completely empty, but Nautilus shows me it has about 5GB already used, out of 97GB... why is that?
[10:32] <fireball_> DaZ: I'll bite, something I can compare with GTK?
[10:32] <qob0127> richardcavell: i also have a gma 950 and it runs well in 8.04. which particular support are you talking about?
[10:32] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, reboot before
[10:32] <fireball_> DaZ: ie, how?
[10:32] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, What you mean "I have 5 m"?
[10:32] <richardcavell> qob0127: I can't play games under wine on 9.04.  I can on 9.10
[10:32] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, then i have to go swimming
[10:32] <richardcavell> qob0127: Intel drivers 2.8.0 under Karmic, with a heap of bug fixes over 2.6.3 (Jaunty)
[10:32] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, oh
[10:33] <targus> gogeta: im confused you just said they did. and i thought ppc was for cell phones that ran windows mobile
[10:33] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, reboot fast
[10:33] <DaZ-> what a shame, i didn't understand ;x
[10:33] <gogeta> targus: you can try opensource version that are ppc
[10:33] <Ximik> anybody know, how to set up vpn in ubuntu 9.04?
[10:33] <qob0127> richardcavell: i am running 8.04, not 9.04. maybe there are regressions in the intel xorg driver in 9.04?
[10:33] <frogzoo> Technoviking: think you have to set one
[10:33] <frogzoo> Technoviking: mt
[10:34] <mizipzor> sudo apt-get install wine gives this: http://pastebin.com/m50512cae whats wrong? how to fix the broken package?
[10:34] <targus> gogeta: can u point me to a site where i can download some and put them on a flash drive to try out?
[10:34] <richardcavell> qob0127: Have you at least booted the Karmic Live CD?  Right from the splash screen it works better.  Higher resolution.
[10:34] <jacquesdupontd> i hope i havn't done that for nothing ...
[10:34] <gogeta> targus: gnash is one that support sites like youtube
[10:34] <qob0127> richardcavell: btw, i don't use wine. the only 3d application i use is torcs. i disabled the splash screen anyway, it annoys me. and i don't you gnome, only fluxbox.
[10:34] <fireball_> Where's are my gtk/nautilus menu bars? http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1640537/Screenshot.png http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1640537/NoMenu.png
[10:35] <targus> gogeta: will yahoo games work since it uses flash
[10:35] <gogeta> http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash/
[10:35] <richardcavell> qob0127: well if you're hardly using the drivers then no wonder you have no bugs
[10:35] <richardcavell> qob0127: Karmic works heaps better on my GMA 945
[10:35] <richardcavell> Chalk and cheese
[10:35] <qob0127> richardcavell: i _am_ using the driver. i use the xrandr function as well as opengl in torcs.
[10:36] <Ximik> как блять настроить vpn????????
[10:36] <richardcavell> qob0127: I suggest booting the live CD at least.  You'll see if it works better for you.
[10:36] <qob0127> richardcavell: alright
[10:36] <richardcavell> qob0127: And as I said, I'll probably stabilise at 10.04
[10:36] <connex> Hi, can someone help me with Karmic and nvidia 173 drivers?
[10:37] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, still
[10:37] <WholeGrains> connex: #ubuntu+1
[10:37] <qob0127> richardcavell: yeah, i am waiting for the next lts release anyway.
[10:37] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, cd /usr/share/sounds ?
[10:37] <targus> gogeta: thanxs maybe i should of stuck with ydl but of course ydl wouldnt take my username and password that i set up it kept saying wrong password or username and i knew i typede it right thats why i went with ubuntu cause i heard ydl you cant use no kind of programs with it
[10:37] <connex> WholeGrains, thanks
[10:38] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, No such directory
[10:38] <rohan> hi ubuntu people
[10:38] <resnostyle> how do i stop kcapi_notfiy from slowing my computer down to a crawl?
[10:38] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, sh.T
[10:38]  * richardcavell is sitting outside the Uni in his car with his laptop, downloading Half-Life 2 at 500 kbytes/second
[10:38] <DaZ-> fireball_: dit you try globalmenu maybe?
[10:38] <rohan> anyone installed KDE4.3 and tested
[10:38] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, ?
[10:38] <DaZ-> rohan: i'm testing
[10:39] <gogeta> targus: ydl is the best ppc linux
[10:39] <gogeta> targus: only activ one left
[10:39] <fireball_> DaZ: Yes I did! ??? I uninstalled it since, but the timings good. . .
[10:39] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, sh.T?
[10:39] <targus> gogeta: does it have good flash support?
[10:39] <gogeta> targus: as for flash your stuck with opensource and there lacking
[10:39] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, shit, do ls -lt /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/sound/
[10:39] <rohan> hmm i tried 4.2.3 found it buggy and have heard good reviews abt 4.3RC
[10:39] <DaZ-> fireball_: settings are still active
[10:40] <patricius_> how do I configure laptop_mode to *not* spin down my drive(s) on AC?
[10:40] <gogeta> targus: the ps3 broswer has flash support
[10:40] <gogeta> targus: it was in a update flash 10 to
[10:40] <richardcavell> by the way, in wine sometimes my keyboard is not sent to the game window but rather to some other window.  Does anyone know a trick for getting the keyboard focus back onto wine?
[10:40] <Mikey^> Hey
[10:41] <Mikey^> I recently installed ubuntu 7.10 on a machine (I know its outdated)
[10:41] <targus> gogeta: yea but java script and flash dont want to work for some odd reason on my ps3 youtube works but every 5 seconds it keeps popping up a box asking me if i want to run the plug in its annoying
[10:41] <Mikey^> how do i install all the updates that were provided before its EOL
[10:41] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, No such file or
[10:41] <fireball_> DaZ: Synaptic, completely remove, yeah?
[10:41] <rohan> Any KDE 4* fans can you please update me on KDE4.3RC status
[10:41] <gogeta> targus: lol well you flash your suck with lacking
[10:42] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, ok there's no sound in you're kernel
[10:42] <gogeta> targus: ppc is a dead arc
[10:42] <WholeGrains> fireball_: have you tried hitting ALT+F to see if it will kick start the menu? or have you tried running nautilus from the command line to see if it spits out any errors?
[10:42] <DaZ-> fireball_: i'm not sure does synaptic removes configs in home directory
[10:42] <moldor> gogeta: except for those of us that own them !
[10:42] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, .....really?
[10:42] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, sincerely i would advice you to reinstall all or compile a kernel with the sound module inside or install new kernel
[10:42] <WholeGrains> fireball_: sorry i can't give you better advice
[10:42] <targus> gogeta i thought ppc was for win mobile phones i thought they was called ppc's
[10:43] <gogeta> targus: lol i rember sonys fud on cell being the next big thing then ppc died
[10:43] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, what gives you "uname -r" go fast fast fast
[10:43] <fireball_> DaZ: about to find out, thanks foe the input anyway
[10:43] <gogeta> targus: win mobels are x86
[10:43] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, and give me the result
[10:43] <richardcavell> gogeta: the major vendor of PPC (Apple) didn't go with Sony Cell though
[10:43] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, 2.6.24-24-generic
[10:43] <targus> gogeta: yea but the software for them was ppc
[10:43] <gogeta> richardcavell: i knoe they whent x86 best thing ever
[10:44] <richardcavell> gogeta: It gives them parity with the PC
[10:44] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, ubuntu server version ?
[10:44] <fireball_> DaZ: Synaptic tells me that it's removed the config files
[10:44] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, I installed it with xubuntu-8.04.3-alternate.iso
[10:44] <fireball_> I'll log out and find out, if i'm not back, then thanks!
[10:44] <CQ> how do you talk to the bot in here? it has some info regarding backups I'm looking for...
[10:44] <fireball_> DaZ: I'll log out and find out, if i'm not back, then thanks!
[10:44] <gogeta> not a fan of ps3 linux sandbox mode
[10:45] <Slart> !backup | CQ
[10:45] <CQ> Slart: thanks
[10:45] <gogeta> all that power and you cant use it
[10:45] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, ok so you gonna install new kernel and i'll have to go and give you my email
[10:45] <Slart> CQ: basically you say things with a ! in front of them.. you can write !bot to get some more information on how to use it
[10:45] <richardcavell> gogeta: Sony Cell wouldn't be a good general-purpose computer chip
[10:45] <jacquesdupontd> tfitw, i'm talking to you in private messages
[10:45] <tfitw> jacquesdupontd, OK
[10:45] <itai_> hi, i installed win7 and reinstalled grub, now i want to add win7 to the grub list, it's on /dev/sda2, what should i write in the grub entry - root (hd what?)
[10:46] <targus> gogeta: im not sure now if yahoo games uses java or flash but i do know like yahoo messenger web version will not load with the ps3 browser and it uses java
[10:46] <gogeta> richardcavell: if they unlocked sandbox it would have been and if they didnt gimp the memery core
[10:46] <gogeta> targus: yahoo games use java
[10:46] <gogeta> targus: that is for pcc
[10:47] <gogeta> targus: just install the java plugin
[10:47] <richardcavell> gogeta: only one of the cores is capable of general purpose computing operations.  The average user is using hundreds of threads just surfing the Net.  The additional cores wouldn't cope with context switching
[10:47] <gogeta> richardcavell: as i said if they didnt gimp it
[10:48] <targus> gogeta: i did from javas website and when i went to play yahoo billards it wouldnt load on ubuntu
[10:48] <richardcavell> gogeta: the original idea was that the whole CPU would do software rendering for games, but in the end Sony put an nVidia GPU into the PS3
[10:48] <fireball_> DaZ: UR A LEGEND!!!! Tkanks!
[10:48] <gogeta> targus: you need the plugin
[10:48] <gogeta> targus: its in synaptic
[10:48] <DaZ-> you're wecome
[10:48] <DaZ-> l
[10:49]  * richardcavell has leeched Steam games and is now driving home to play them
[10:49] <targus> gogeta: i went to java.com and it detected it as linux and i clicked install for the firefox version
[10:49] <fireball_> DaZ: complete removal of all things "globalmenu" did the trick! Thanks again!
[10:49] <gogeta> targus: thers a java plugin you need to get not just the jre
[10:49] <Leoneof> what's the best mIRC software for ubuntu?
[10:50] <gogeta> !best
[10:50] <heroid> i added a new network card in my other computer but the internet doesn't work in it
[10:50] <itai_> anyone can help me with grub entry?
[10:51] <heroid> i repeat i added a new network card in my other computer but the internet doesn't work in it
[10:51] <targus> gogeta: in firefox a thing pop up saying i needed the plug in and i clicked on it and it said there are no avalible plugins
[10:51] <gogeta> targus: i wonder if you can do a hackintosh on a ps3
[10:52] <VSpike> Does anyone know where I can find debug symbols for thunderbird?
[10:52] <targus> im not sure but i heard people got win xp to run on a ps3
[10:52] <gogeta> targus: whats fed up w flash is there is a ppc osx flash 9
[10:53] <gogeta> targus: well you can with qemu but it whont be very fast
[10:53] <gogeta> targus: qemu can emulate other arcs
[10:54] <targus> gogeta: the video i seen they said they wasnt emulating windows they had win xp installed as the other os on the ps3
[10:54] <paschu> Hey
[10:54] <gogeta> targus: then it was fake
[10:54] <paschu> how can i delete a game that i've installed 2 days ago?
[10:55] <gogeta> targus: ps3 cannot do x86
[10:55] <ochosi> is there any way to retrieve a wireless wpa psk password i once stored on my laptop? i only get a hash when i try to look at it via network-manager
[10:55] <Slart> paschu: how did you install it?
[10:55] <VSpike> paschu: how did you install it?
[10:56] <targus> gogeta:will qemu run windows programs on the ps3?
[10:56] <gogeta> targus: as i said you have to use a opensource flash i donno wht one works best
[10:56] <sol93> any ideas, why my radeon 9200 + gnome setup wont let me activate 1600x1200, the screen stays blank. 1280 works, the same machine works at 1600 with windows. Can anyone point me into the right direction?
[10:56] <gogeta> targus: qemu will run windows it emulates another pc
[10:56] <CQ> ochosi: no, its just stored as a has as are all passwords... only option is to crack it if you need to get it back from teh hash. Passwords are nearly always stored in one way has functions
[10:57] <Qu4R0w> i already "sudo mount /dev/sda8 /media/sda8" but after i reboot,it not mount autimatically(it not remember my setting).how to make it well?
[10:57] <Slart> sol93: pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log and we'll have a look
[10:57] <masquerade> sol93: what does blank mean? white or black?
[10:57] <targus> gogeta: even on the ps3?
[10:57] <boonyo> what's the deal.. I did a manual text install of ubuntu and it didn't ask me for any password for root, so now I can't su/sudo or aything
[10:57] <ochosi> CQ, ok, i'll try to reset it then. thanks
[10:57] <Slart> boonyo: sudo uses your user password
[10:57] <sol93> Slart: alright, i will have to reconfigure my xorg.conf for getting the failure. I'll be back
[10:57] <gogeta> targus: shure you will be emulating x86 so it whont be fast
[10:57] <Slart> !sudo | boonyo
[10:57] <Slart> boonyo: the root password is disabled by default as it isn't needed
[10:58] <targus> gogeta yea i know ubuntu is a tiny bit slow on the ps3 anyways lol
[10:58] <CQ> anyone here have a backup preference of amanda vs bacula?
[10:58] <paschu_> what the hell is going on?
[10:58] <paschu_> Ubuntu disconnected
[10:58] <paschu_> :|
[10:59] <Qu4R0w> i already "sudo mount /dev/sda8 /media/sda8" but after i reboot,it not mount autimatically(it not remember my setting).how to make it well?
[10:59] <Slart> paschu: no need for the language
[10:59] <gogeta> targus: toss that 400$ doorstop get a pc
[10:59] <masquerade> is there a way to disable gnome-panel? i removed it from the autostart list, but its still starting. also, it restarts after killall gnome-panel
[10:59] <gogeta> lol
[10:59] <Qu4R0w> masquerade: y u nid to remove that panel?
[10:59] <paschu_> Slart: i dont said the f word :P
[10:59] <targus> gogeta: i have a pc but my wife wants to go on the nety also and i wont let her on my pc
[10:59] <gogeta> targus: you can get a smokein amd laptop for 400$
[10:59] <gogeta> lol
[10:59] <paschu_> ok, so, my ubuntu is very slow in the internet
[11:00] <masquerade> Qu4R0w: because i dont need it. i have gnome-do
[11:00] <Slart> paschu_: correct.. you get a small paper medal for going all the way =)
[11:00] <gogeta> targus: buy her a netbook
[11:00] <paschu_> ^.^
[11:00] <ik1ngz_> Lol
[11:00] <ShishKabab> Hi. Is there a program to quickly store and retrieve bash commands?
[11:00] <ik1ngz_> How is life?
[11:00] <paschu_> I have a netbook
[11:00] <paschu_> with ubuntu on it
[11:00] <Qu4R0w> masquerade: owh..i not familiar with gnome..sorry,i dont know
[11:00] <gogeta> hehe so do i
[11:00] <targus> gogeta i had to forgo on my rent to by my ps3 lol
[11:00] <Slart> ShishKabab: there is a history function.. try running "history" in a terminal
[11:00] <masquerade> Qu4R0w: k, thanks anyways
[11:00] <gogeta> LOL
[11:00] <damo22> how do i stop resolv.conf resetting the nameserver to my router?
[11:00] <VSpike> ShishKabab: the built in history goes some way to that
[11:00] <Cube> hey, is there a (real time updating) COMMAND LINE WORLD CLOCK?
[11:01] <Qu4R0w> i already "sudo mount /dev/sda8 /media/sda8" but after i reboot,it not mount autimatically(it not remember my setting).how to make it well?
[11:01] <paschu_> How can i delete my games?
[11:01] <gogeta> targus: flash your kinda screwed java you can do
[11:01] <Slart> ShishKabab: there are many ways of retrieving already run commands.. man bash explains the details
[11:01] <VSpike> ShishKabab: you maybe want the incremental search function... try typing ctrl-R and part of a command text and it will find the most recent match. keep pressing ctrl-R for more matches
[11:01] <gogeta> targus: i think you can turn off that nagging window on the ps3 broswer
[11:02] <targus> gogeta: i only make a lousy 700 dollars a month from my job and my rent is 500 dollars so instead of paying rent one month i bought me a ps3 for my birthday
[11:02] <erikja> !paste
[11:02] <gogeta> targus: so you can run it on there without hassel
[11:02] <c0l2e1> anyone using Virtualbox here?
[11:02] <Slart> c0l2e1: sure
[11:02] <VSpike> c0l2e1: yep
[11:02] <c0l2e1> How can I configure NAT network?
[11:02] <pcascini> Does anyone know why fullscreen with nvidia lags (e.g.  when something extra appears on the screens). It used to be ok, but now i have the same problem on two completely different machines
[11:02] <paschu_> i dont get sound in abuse
[11:02] <paschu_> abuse is a game btw
[11:03] <Slart> !ics | c0l2e1
[11:03] <Slart> c0l2e1: it's basically the same way that you do it on a real machine
[11:03] <balleyne> what should I do to make FF 3.5 my default web browser? installed via apt-get from ubuntu repos
[11:03] <targus> gogeta ill check again but i didnt see anything to turen it off the first time around
[11:03] <c0l2e1> I made the client as NAT but can't find any DHCP server as list it was host-only
[11:03] <ShishKabab> VSpike: This is not what I mean. I already know if the history and CTRL-R and use them on a daily basis. But commands go out of your history after some time. I'd like to mark some to stick in my history...
[11:04] <mib_mib> question - i'm a newb - i have solr, a java serach engine running for my site - (java -jar star.jar) - however, is there some better way to run this? I mean as a process that restart automatically, etc - much like apache and stuff?
[11:04] <sol93> When I try to activate 1600x1200 on a radeon 9200, the monitor turns itself off. This time, the console crashed (not responding anymore), but I can still connect to the machine via ssh. Xorg.0.log: http://pastebin.com/f13b7f05f  xorg.conf: http://pastebin.com/f2dcb74ea
[11:04] <Slart> c0l2e1: oh.. wait.. you meant the NAT setting in the network properties..
[11:04] <VSpike> ShishKabab: the best way I know to do that is just to create a ~/bin directory and put scripts in there with short names for commonly used commands
[11:04] <funcky11> every time i check "allow other people to write in this folder" in samba, then restart, it is unchecked when i go back. what's the problem?
[11:04] <paschu_> do you all ignore me? :(
[11:04] <Slart> c0l2e1: that one just works out of the box for me.. have never had to configure anything
[11:04] <targus> gogeta: i do know ubuntu will not read a usb 1tb ntfs drive
[11:05] <c0l2e1> Slart: hmm
[11:05] <c0l2e1> Slart: in vmware it works out of the box
[11:05] <TrentH> Hello, was wondering if there is a way to auto complete a word/file when typing in the terminal?
[11:05] <c0l2e1> Slart: I made the guest OS network adapter as NAT
[11:05] <Slart> !tab | TrentH
[11:05] <VSpike> ShishKabab: but I see what you mean - a quick "bookmark" to a hotkey would be nice
[11:05] <paschu_> targus: did you try it?
[11:05] <c0l2e1> Slart: what else should i configure?
[11:05] <boonyo> Yes sry about the sudo, that I can do... but what if I want root...
[11:05] <Slart> c0l2e1: hmm.. and that didn't work? afaik that is all you have to do
[11:05] <ShishKabab> VSpike: That's ugly. I was hoping there is some kind of brilliant app like cdargs.
[11:05] <TrentH> Does that work for Debian as well?
[11:05] <targus> paschu: yes i did thats how i know it wont work
[11:05] <Slart> !root | boonyo
[11:06] <Slart> !supportroot | boonyo
[11:06] <TrentH> Slart: Does that work for Debian as well?
[11:06] <mrwoody> Does anyone know why fullscreen with nvidia lags (e.g.  when something extra appears on the screens). It used to be ok, but now i have the same problem on two completely different machines
[11:06] <boonyo> !root
[11:06] <paschu_> targus: which version of ubuntu?
[11:06] <eruiwovmc> et
[11:06] <Cube> is there any way to install digikam 0.10 on gnome?
[11:06] <boonyo> !root | boonyo
[11:06] <targus> paschu: 9.04
[11:06] <c0l2e1> Slart:  hmm
[11:06] <Slart> boonyo: basically.. ubuntu is designed to use sudo.. and that's what is supported
[11:06] <paschu_> oh
[11:07] <boonyo> what if when you try and run sudo it says "sudo: must be setuid root"
[11:07] <macgyver_> hey all,
[11:07] <paschu_> targus: externel hard drive or a normal HD?
[11:07] <funcky11> how do i get samba to allow me to write to other computers in ubuntu? every time i check "allow other people to write in this folder" in samba, then restart, it is unchecked when i go back. what's the problem?
[11:07] <Slart> TrentH: I think so.. afaik it's been used for quite a long time..
[11:07] <TrentH> Slart: Thank you.
[11:07] <Slart> boonyo: hmm.. what are you trying to run?
[11:07] <macgyver_> if I want to stop daemons and processes from starting on boot, what is the best way to do this?
[11:07] <balleyne> anyone know how I should change my default FF from 3.0 to 3.5?
[11:07] <boonyo> slart sudo
[11:07] <boonyo> sudo itself
[11:07] <Slart> !boot | macgyver_
[11:08] <targus> paschu: an external usb i tb hard drive formatted into the ntfs filing system
[11:08] <boonyo> somehow i managed to move the +s attribute
[11:08] <Slart> boonyo: so "sudo ls" just gives you that error?
[11:08] <bazhang> balleyne, system prefs preferred applications
[11:08] <boonyo> yup
[11:08] <macgyver_> Slart, thank you immensly!
[11:08] <Slart> boonyo: odd.. what version of ubuntu?
[11:08] <frogzoo> if sudo loses the +s, you need to boot single user & put it back
[11:08] <Slart> boonyo: anything non-standard about the install? or just a regular install?
[11:09] <boonyo> the most recent one... i was fooling around with permissions and sudo chmod o-rx /usr/bin/sudo and now I cant sudo
[11:09] <sol93> Oops... my fault- the console doesnt crash, the monitor sometimes needs to be turned off and on again. So my question is: When I try to activate 1600x1200 on a radeon 9200, the monitor turns itself off. Xorg.0.log: http://pastebin.com/f13b7f05f  xorg.conf: http://pastebin.com/f2dcb74ea
[11:09] <boonyo> regular install, I could sudo just a few minutes ago.. oops
[11:09] <gogeta> targus: people say you can turn off that annoying promt
[11:09] <Slart> boonyo: oh... that might explain it... hang on.. let me check what the permissions on sudo should be
[11:09] <jcldp> hello guys
[11:10] <paschu_> how to delete games?
[11:10] <jcldp> i need help with a little problem here
[11:10] <steve__> hi can anyone help with bootup problems??
[11:10] <gogeta> targus: he said somewhere lol
[11:10] <Cube> what is KFMCLIENT a member of? what package?
[11:10] <bazhang> paschu_, how installed
[11:10] <Cube> because (im on gnome) when i type it into terminal, it gives me its syntax and all that stuff. but when i say sudo apt-get install (or even remove) kfmclient, it says it cannot find the package
[11:10] <balleyne> bazhang: hmm, thanks, but when I run 'firefox' (or click Applications>Internet>Firefox) it'll still default to firefox-3.0, right? do you know if I should edit the /usr/bin/firefox sym link manually, or if there's an update-alternates style method instead?
[11:10] <targus> gogeta: huh i must of not seen it in the options in the cross media operating system for the ps3
[11:10] <paschu_> terminal
[11:10] <paschu_> bazhang: with the sudo command
[11:10] <bazhang> paschu_, what game
[11:10] <paschu_> abuse
[11:10] <macgyver_> Slart, another silly question, I somehow, change the resolution of the boot process and grub screen to a blue background, what app was that in?
[11:10] <paschu_> the game is called abuse
[11:10] <macgyver_> because I did it in X
[11:10] <macgyver_> not in console
[11:11] <bazhang> paschu_, sudo apt-get remove abuse
[11:11] <Slart> boonyo: permissions for sudo should be 4755
[11:11] <paschu_> thx
[11:11] <Slart> boonyo: try setting it to that and see if things start working
[11:11] <jcldp> I use opera on ubuntu 9.04 but i cant get it to work as default browser, it is setup on the "default applications" menu, but everytime a click on a link Firefox opens...  Please help!!!
[11:11] <Slart> macgyver_: you can do that in an app called "Startup manager".. it should be in system, administration
[11:11] <balleyne> bazhang: oh, nm, I get it. It's listed as Shiretoko instead. thanks :)
[11:12] <bazhang> balleyne, its called shiretoko or firefox-3.5
[11:12] <Slart> !ff35
[11:12] <Quiznos> moanin
[11:12] <macgyver_> Slart, cheers thank you
[11:12] <Slart> macgyver_: you're welcome
[11:12] <geirha> boonyo: Or just reverse what you did. chmod o+rx. You need o+rx if anyone should be able to run it
[11:12] <boonyo> slartnope
[11:12] <Quiznos> has anyone made ffox lately? what's the time to conpletion?
[11:12] <geirha> boonyo: You need to boot into recovery mode to set those permissions
[11:13] <bazhang> Quiznos, made?
[11:13] <Quiznos> make
[11:13] <boonyo> geirha, would recovery mode work if i've setup an encrypted install?
[11:13] <Quiznos> bazhang from src to bin? how long?
[11:13] <delopart> aptitude build-deb
[11:14] <delopart> is a wrong command
[11:14] <geirha> boonyo: As far as I know, yes. Though I have not tried encrypted install myself, so I'm not sure how it's implemented
[11:14] <delopart> i toomk this error
[11:14] <bazhang> Quiznos, you compiled firefox-3.5?
[11:14] <myself> geirha i love you
[11:14] <delopart> This aptitude does not have Super Cow Powers.
[11:14] <Quiznos> no; i'm asking for a time-length report from one who has
[11:14] <jcldp> I use opera on ubuntu 9.04 but i cant get it to work as default browser, it is setup on the "default applications" menu, but everytime a click on a link Firefox opens...  Please help!!!     btw...   I started to use Opera because i upgrade it to 3.5 and it crashes everytime after a few seconds...  and its slow.  Opera its working faster, but i cant get it to be as default browser.
[11:14] <geirha> myself: huh?
[11:14] <delopart> aptitude build-deb libghc6-gtk-dev
[11:14] <delopart>  why it doesnt work
[11:15] <bazhang> Quiznos, no idea, its in the repos so no need to compile
[11:15] <geophysics> hi, i want to print pages just with odd number, is it possible ?
[11:15] <Quiznos> jcldp yea, opera get non-positive grade from me too
[11:15] <Quiznos> bazhang ok; slacker here tho.
[11:16] <green> #ubuntu-ir
[11:17] <boonyo> cool, thats worked cheers
[11:17] <boonyo> should have realised that myself
[11:17] <myself> you're wonderful boonyo
[11:17] <targus> does anyone know if there is a ubuntu ps3 chat?
[11:17] <bazhang> myself, stop that
[11:17] <boonyo> myself i love you
[11:17] <myself> :)
[11:17] <mrwoody> Does anyone know why fullscreen with nvidia lags (e.g.  when something extra appears on the screens). It used to be ok, but now i have the same problem on two completely different machines
[11:17] <slacker_nl> Quiznos: que?
[11:18] <ulquiorra> test
[11:18] <silare> Hi, I'm looking for a GTK-based GTD (Get Things Done) app for Linux. I used to use Things on Mac, but having transferred from Mac to Ubuntu I'm not sure what to use.
[11:18] <Quiznos> slacker_nl que on what?
[11:18] <geirha> ulquiorra: test successful
[11:18] <tarelerulz> I am getting a 4 gigs of ram for this computer .  How do I know if I have the hardware to really use a 64 bit os ?
[11:19] <masquerade> silare: there is a good app... i just dont remember the name....
[11:19] <Quiznos> tarelerulz since 64bit lin is free, it's upto your mobo
[11:19] <green> #ubuntu-ir
[11:19] <jrib> geophysics: what kind of document?
[11:19] <delopart> hey
[11:19] <delopart> aptitude bild-deb
[11:19] <bazhang> green, /join #ubuntu-ir
[11:19] <delopart> why it doesnt work
[11:19] <geophysics> jrib: pdf
[11:19] <geirha> delopart: apt-get build-dep
[11:19] <silare> masquerade: I looked around and found things like fluidity, but that's unreleased at the moment and whatnot... I also heard of NextAction, and the like...
[11:19] <targus> tarelerulz: your cpu has to support 64 bit apps and os's
[11:20] <Quiznos> the cpu HAS to be a 64bitter
[11:20] <Quiznos> not just suport them
[11:20] <masquerade> silare: i will tell you when i remember the name
[11:20] <silare> masquerade: Alright, thankies.
[11:20] <targus> quiznos: yea thats what i ment
[11:20] <Quiznos> ok
[11:20] <Quiznos> i'm just in a more-exact mood atm. :)
[11:20] <slacker_nl> tarelerulz: getconf LONG_BIT
[11:21] <slacker_nl> Quiznos: never mind, you said slacker, highlight on my irsii
[11:21] <Quiznos> kinda like being pedantic but not :)
[11:21] <targus> quiznos: n/p like my amd will run win xp 64 but i think its a bit slower tho
[11:21] <Quiznos> slacker_nl ah lol; slackware user since 1995 here
[11:21] <Quiznos> targus ah; shoot the mobo oem
[11:22] <jrib> geophysics: here is one way: http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2005/05/msg00159.html
[11:22] <tarelerulz> Quiznos, I have 7.10 64 bit on here and it seem to work ok at 512 and I did have one gb.  Linux uses ram anyways So How do I really know if it going to make any real different.
[11:22] <Quiznos> targus probaly small L1 or L2 cache
[11:22] <l9root_> quit
[11:22] <slacker_nl> Quiznos: never tried slackware, FreeBSD user/Ubuntu/Debian user here
[11:22] <Quiznos> slacker_nl ah
[11:22] <Quiznos> tarelerulz hmm...
[11:23] <slacker_nl> Quiznos: slackware any good?
[11:23] <targus> quiznos: lol y its a pretty good cpu its only a 2.20 gigahertz cpu  but when i bench mark it its rated at 3.50 gigahertz
[11:23] <Quiznos> of course; what! i'm gonna deny it? :)
[11:23] <ulquiorra> So guys, I got a question, how do I install adobe flash for Firefox 3.5, or Opera? I just succes at installing flash for Firefox 3.
[11:23] <slacker_nl> hehe
[11:23] <Quiznos> targus thats good; cache prolaby ok then
[11:23] <jrib> ulquiorra: what architecture?
[11:23] <Quiznos> targus well google the oem for their spec info on the mobo
[11:24] <paschu_> how can i download the libcurl thing???
[11:24] <VSpike> Does anyone know why the debug package for Thunderbird 2.0.0.22 at the ddebs repo is not shown in the package manager?
[11:24] <jrib> paschu_: apt-cache search -n curl
[11:24] <jrib> !apt > paschu_
[11:24] <ulquiorra> gnome
[11:24] <targus> quiznos: its an asus mobo and it got a 939 socket amd athlon 64 3500+
[11:25] <Quiznos> ok
[11:25] <jrib> ulquiorra: tell me the output of « uname -m » please
[11:25] <el> #ubuntu-it
[11:25] <ulquiorra> oky
[11:25] <Quiznos> targus the spec sheet would tell you technical limitations on ram amounts
[11:25] <tarelerulz> Have any of you made the jump from one gb of ram to 4 and from 32 bit to 64bit ?  Will really just see the differents in ram.  I really do want to use all 4 gb not just what 32bit lets me
[11:25] <Quiznos> or should tell
[11:25] <ulquiorra> i686 @jrib
[11:25] <targus> quiznos: it only got 4 sockets for ram each holds 1 gig but only ddr ram
[11:26] <jrib> tarelerulz: sure but you need to reinstall
[11:26] <Quiznos> targus ok
[11:26] <delopart> hey
[11:26] <targus> quiznos: so the ram is slow the cpu is kinda slow as its not a dual core or quad core
[11:27] <Quiznos> targus maybe the ram is not the correct kind?
[11:27] <Quiznos> or the ram hw is bad (not the ram itself)
[11:27] <Quiznos> or both
[11:27] <jrib> ulquiorra: easiest way is to just copy the libflashplayer.so file into your ~/.mozilla/plugins/ .  And do the same for whatever directory opera uses in your ~
[11:27] <Quiznos> targus boot memtest
[11:27] <targus> quiznos: it uses ddr ram 3200 and all 4 check out as the bios reads them all
[11:28] <Quiznos> ok
[11:28] <ulquiorra> okay, I'll try
[11:28] <targus> quiznos: i dont have a mem test like vista does ill never go to vista to much of a resource hog
[11:28] <kelli> what is the best way to learn how to build an OS?
[11:28] <Quiznos> targus if bios has "optimsed' settings option for mem, try the available options and run memtest or other thing in each setting
[11:29] <Quiznos> targus there is non-os dependent Memtest iso you can boot; some dists use it too on live-cd
[11:30] <targus> quiznos: i wanted the 64 bit feature for gaming but most games dont support it i figured with running games in a 64 bit system they would run like on higher end machines
[11:30] <Quiznos> duno
[11:30] <Quiznos> i think not tho
[11:30] <jrib> targus: not really...
[11:30] <Quiznos> each app has to be writ and compiled for the host it runs on
[11:30] <boonyo> is there any good guides to hardening ubuntu?
[11:31] <Quiznos> boonyo goog linux+hardening instead
[11:31] <targus> quiznos: yea and most games are 32 bit cause 99% of windows users are using a 32 bit cpu
[11:31] <Quiznos> nods
[11:31] <sol93> Can you recommend a mp3 playing app/plugin for a specific visualisation? I want non-eyecandy but the frequency information. I'd love a combo of oscilloscope, and the frequency distribution with time at one axis and frequenzy on the other axis.
[11:32] <Quiznos> sol93 check freshmeat and sourceforge .net's
[11:32] <masquerade> sol93: the default player, totem has something like this
[11:33] <Quiznos> targus gn
[11:33] <targus> quiznos: gn
[11:33] <targus> or should i say gm
[11:33] <Quiznos> get the spec info
[11:33] <boonyo> anyone here recommend a nice gui iptables firewall creator? easy enough to do it in a console however but i wouldn't mind trying a gui
[11:33] <Quiznos> ok
[11:33] <Quiznos> gone
[11:33] <jrib> !firewall | boonyo
[11:34] <sol93> i only found plugins in totem, that give half of what I would like to have, like libvisual analyzer plugin
[11:34] <sol93> but it's missing the time axis
[11:34] <Ubuntu> bugger
[11:34] <targus> i wish they made a linux version that was almost like windows where u dont need to use cmds to get to stuff
[11:35] <jrib> targus: called "ubuntu"
[11:35] <sol93> targus: i fear, they will make it so. i really fear. *shudders*
[11:35] <jrib> targus: what commands have you needed?
[11:35] <targus> jrib:no its not u still need cmd lines to do stuff in unbuntu
[11:35] <jrib> targus: nope
[11:36] <sol93> targus: Some people need the command line in windows, too.
[11:36] <linny> targus: when you are a child you use a computer by looking at the pictures. When you grow up, you learn to read and write.
[11:36] <targus> jrib to access certain features u need to type in cmds in the termanil
[11:36] <jrib> targus: "certain features"?
[11:37] <targus> jrib:yea like fbset and a lot of others
[11:37] <AsgardBeast> targus : I would think that if you like Windows then that is what you should use. Me personally I hope Linux stays Linux.
[11:37] <linny> targus: i think you fighting a losing battle coming here and dissing the bash shell mate
[11:37] <jrib> targus: frame buffer settings? heh...
[11:37] <katmai> i need help :P
[11:38] <katmai> nobody?
[11:38] <paschu> MY UBUNTU CRASHED
[11:38] <targus> im not dissing nothing what i was saying is make it so newbies can do stuff and not have to use cmd linres
[11:38] <WholeGrains> !ask | katmai
[11:38] <jacekowski> paschu: you will get used to it
[11:38] <paschu> why did my ubuntu crash???
[11:38] <reves> has anybody successfully rotated a screen 90 degrees with the resolution etc working nicely.. and the X session reaching all the way to the bottom of the now 'portrait' screen?   if so please for the love of god... gimme a hand
[11:38] <reves> i cant take it anymore
[11:38] <paschu> i was in the internetz, herd music, pidgin was on too
[11:39] <jrib> targus: but which commands have you used that noobie would need?  I'd say that as long as nothing "breaks" you can easily use ubuntu without inputting a single command
[11:39] <paschu> and then it crashed
[11:39] <jacekowski> reves: xrandr
[11:39] <AsgardBeast> targus : as a newbie Windoze user. Did you know where to find everything right away?
[11:39] <linny> targus: imo most of the commands one needs are simple enuff and anyone can google and cut and paste
[11:39] <paschu> BANG
[11:39] <jacekowski> paschu: same reason why windows crashes
[11:39] <jacekowski> paschu: 3rd party drivers
[11:39] <jacekowski> paschu: in 99% of cases
[11:39] <targus> linny: you really cant c&p from one system to another
[11:39] <paschu> damn
[11:39] <reves> jacekowski: ... please elaborate?  i know xrandr is required... but my newly rotated X session wont show the bottom third of the portrait screen
[11:39] <katmai> i have problems with my wireless connection. I have to setup my wireless every time i boot up my linux. I use ndiswrapper drivers
[11:40] <silare> targus: C&P in command line?
[11:40] <silare> targus: Yes you can.
[11:40] <sp4z> hey does anybody know of any software that can configure internet connection sharing without having to go into the CLI etc every time?
[11:40] <paschu> whats wrong with youtube? theres a grey windows with a grey play button
[11:40] <paschu> whats this?
[11:40] <targus> silare: you read me wrong i said between systems not dialog boxes
[11:40] <paschu> wrong flash player?
[11:40] <amikrop> Where can I find online documentation about the python-subversion package? It seems it is different than pysvn.tigris.org
[11:41] <jacekowski> paschu: that's just linux flashplayer
[11:41] <jacekowski> paschu: adobe doesn't care to much
[11:41] <paschu> i need:/
[11:41] <jrib> amikrop: check  /usr/share/doc/python-subversion ?
[11:41] <AsgardBeast> targus : Besides how much easier is it to type gedit docname.txt then it is to go to Applications > Accessories > Text Editor > Open > ect.. ect.. ect..
[11:41] <silare> masquerade: Did you remember the name of that GTD app yet? >_>;
[11:41] <targus> silare: like looking up the stuff on a computer that has internet access to do sytuff on another system that dont you cant c&p that way
[11:41] <masquerade> silare: im still thinking
[11:42] <silare> targus: Ah, yes.
[11:42] <paschu> but i wanna watch youtube vids just like in windows
[11:42] <silare> masquerade: Ah, alright. THanks.
[11:42] <jrib> !flash > paschu
[11:42] <gbear14275> Are there any programs which can edit fstab for you?  I would like to set a partition to mount on boot and can edit fstab... but am not sure how to use uuid like seems is the standard.  Was hoping I might be able to find a program to help me edit fstab (which also would prevent me from messing it up).  Anything out there?
[11:43] <targus> paschu: im having the same problem with ubuntu 9.04 with playing online games on webpages
[11:43] <jrib> !uuid | gbear14275
[11:43] <jcldp> well I published my question at ubuntu forums, please help
[11:43] <linny> targus: both text based interfaces and guis have their pros an cons but it annoys me that some ppl assciate text with increased difficulty i really dont think its any harder its just different
[11:43] <jcldp> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1229800&highlight=opera+default+browser
[11:44] <jcldp> I use opera on ubuntu 9.04 but i cant get it to work as default browser, it is setup on the "System-> Preferences-> Preferred Applications" menu, but everytime a click on a link Firefox opens... Please help!!! btw... I started to use Opera because I upgraded firefox to 3.5 and it crashes everytime after a few seconds... and its slow. Opera its working faster, but i cant get it to be as default browser.
[11:44] <VSpike> the more you use a text interface the more you find yourself thinking "i wonder if there's a cli version of $app .."
[11:44] <gbear14275> jrib: thanks... will look at that.  Am still curious about a "mount manager" or something.  Seems like it would be a good tool to have within ubuntu.  Editing fstab can be dangerous and so a tool which helps to make it less risky would be good.
[11:44] <AsgardBeast> gbear14275 : try xvmount
[11:44] <jrib> gbear14275: don't know of one
[11:44] <linny>  VSpike: so true it grows on you
[11:45] <gbear14275> AsgardBeast: I'll look at vxmount
[11:45] <targus> linny: that is true but my wife is a newbie and hates to do that stuff. im from the old school my first program i learned was 10 ? "hello" 20 goto 10
[11:45] <jrib> VSpike: I wonder if theer is an cli version of $app with vim bindings...
[11:45] <VSpike> linny: I dunno about you but i'd rather spend 30 mins finding a quick way to do something on the command line than 10 minutes of repetetive gui clicking
[11:46] <sol93> gbear14275: for ntfs drives, ntfs-config does the trick
[11:46] <AsgardBeast> gbear14275 : another you might try is mountmanager
[11:46] <VSpike> jrib: :)
[11:47] <kaushal> hi
[11:47] <kaushal> i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/247124/
[11:47] <kaushal> I am using debmirror
[11:47] <kaushal> I am following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Debmirror
[11:47] <jrib> kaushal: what command did you run?
[11:48] <gbear14275> sol93: I actually have a ext3 storage partition... have to manually mount it everytime... annoying and if I start my torrent client before hand it freaks out and says I've lost all my torrents
[11:48] <jrib> gbear14275: so just put it your fstab one time
[11:48] <targus> vspike: windows sucks cause there cmd promt cant even do a simple thing like 10 ? "hello" 20 goto 10 it keeps giving u syntax errors lol
[11:48] <kaushal> jrib: i am running the script debmirror.sh
[11:48] <kaushal> sorry mirrorbuild.sh
[11:48] <reves> has anybody successfully rotated a screen 90 degrees with the resolution etc working nicely.. and the X session reaching all the way to the bottom of the now 'portrait' screen?   if so please for the love of god... gimme a hand
[11:49] <sol93> gbear14275: putting a ext3 to fstab isnt that uber-geeky... find a tutorial and just do it... and have fun while doing so *g*
[11:49] <jrib> kaushal: you need the key for whatever repository it is
[11:49] <AsgardBeast> targus : yeah but don't you know that is what the powershell is for. Woo Hoo!
[11:49] <gbear14275> jrib:  Was actually thinking about other users... :), am working on it now.  On another topic anyone put out a ext to ext4 conversion tool?
[11:49] <kaushal> jrib: is there a way to get it ?
[11:49] <ofnqwop> hi, i got a mailserver (dovecot) running on my server and i collect some mail from other mailservers to a local mailaccount. i use sieverules to sort them into mailboxes. this works very well at all, but when a mail doesnt got sortet into a mailfolder - so it should be appear in the inbox, i got an error in my logs:
[11:49] <ofnqwop> http://paste.ubuntu.com/247126/
[11:50] <gbear14275> I saw some howto's... but same situation... I don't like potentially corrputing 100's of GiB of data :-/
[11:50] <targus> asgardbeast: im from the days of the color computer 3 or it was also called the trs-80 made by tandy
[11:50] <jrib> gbear14275: yes, look at the gpg commands on the page you linked to but update it for your version of ubuntu
[11:50] <katmai> is there anybody who can help me with my audio problem
[11:50] <jrib> katmai: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[11:50] <reves> another bloody useless irc channel
[11:51] <sol93> I still cant get Thunderbird to accept the profile, when i mount a share to that directory. The same data copied to the dir from that share, and TB works. Can't find out, why TB is so strange about the mounted dir, looks like some extra permission bit missing or something... any ideas?
[11:51] <AsgardBeast> targus : I still own 3 of them. They are in my basement. We used to network them over FM radio receivers with the RS232 port.
[11:51] <katmai> i have no sound at all
[11:51] <jrib> reves: well if you had asked a question instead of saying that I may have seen it and tried to help!
[11:51] <katmai> i think it's something with  my laptop
[11:51] <reves> jrib: ....  i have asked.
[11:51] <reves> twice.
[11:51] <reves> and i got a one word response from some smart ass
[11:52] <Hydrid> Cannot install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras'
[11:52] <Hydrid> This application conflicts with other installed software. To install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' the conflicting software must be removed first.
[11:52] <Hydrid> Switch to the 'synaptic' package manager to resolve this conflict.
[11:52] <targus> AsgardBeast: my quit working in the late 90's it was ok but to play a game u had to type in hundreds of lines of code
[11:52] <jrib> reves: comments like that don't help... they just make it harder to help people
[11:52] <VSpike> reves: My card can't support the right frambuffer size in hardware, so it's a no-go
[11:52] <katmai> i have no errors for the sound
[11:52] <Alvinware> Does some one know how to calculate Peak Cells Rate?
[11:52] <katmai> i think that alsa can't find where my speakers are
[11:52] <reves> one word answers dont help people either.   one word. seriously.
[11:52] <AsgardBeast> targus : Back when you had to program the machine before you could use it. God bless ROMPAC's
[11:53] <VSpike> targus: http://pastebin.com/m79a6d264
[11:53] <jrib> Hydrid: open a terminal, run « sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras » and pastebin the output
[11:53] <Hydrid> ok
[11:53] <Alvinware> jrib, How to calculate Peak Cells Rate?
[11:53] <targus> AsgardBeast: i had a book with a whole bunch of programs in it but u had to sit there for hours typing it in and hopeing u didnt make a mistake
[11:53] <reves> VSpike: ... thank you. maybe its a hardware limitation. good idea.
[11:53] <jrib> reves: didn't say they did, maybe that's all he knew about it and was trying to point you in the right direction
[11:54] <tdn> I use ssh as a proxy with -D option. It works fine for some time, but then I start getting these errors: accept: Too many open files. While getting these errors, ssh is eating 100% CPU. How can prevent this from happening?
[11:54] <reves> i would imagine it almost impossible to 'know' only a single word about an entire topic.
[11:54] <AsgardBeast> targus : Loved that cassette drive too. Only had to type the code in once then wait 15 minutes for it to save to cassette.
[11:54] <jrib> reves: it's not, "xrandr" is probably all I know about rotating a monitor too
[11:54] <targus> AsgardBeast:then anthoer 20 to 30 minutes for it to load off of the audio cassette lol
[11:55] <Hydrid> its installing
[11:55] <AsgardBeast> targus : If only there were a Linux for the 8088.
[11:55] <sol93> where is the mount point of a share, I opened via network/nautilus?
[11:55] <Alvinware> How to calculate Peak Cells Rate?
[11:55] <targus> AsgardBeast: yea that would be cool
[11:55] <Zahid> i have configure Squid, dns, dhcp one system but that was not connect yahoo messenger
[11:55] <Hydrid> but why it doestn work from synaptics???
[11:55] <VSpike> AsgardBeast: won't elks run on it?
[11:56] <AsgardBeast> VSpike : could be an interesting project. Might have to dust off the old buggers and see what I can do with them.
[11:56] <targus> vspike: the trs-80 didnt have no os it was just a green blinking cursor and u had to hook it up to ur tv there was no monitor port
[11:56] <Zahid> anybody tell me howto allow yahoo messenger in squid & iptables
[11:57] <VSpike> targus: i know, my first was a ZX81
[11:57] <targus> vspike: sorry didnt know
[11:57] <Hydrid> what this mean ? what should i do? jriband pastebin the output
[11:57] <AsgardBeast> targus : You could always load OS9 and task share to your hearts content.
[11:58] <targus> AsgardBeast , vspike: the commadore was the best one i think
[11:58] <Hydrid> what this mean ? what should i do? (jrib) --> and pastebin the output
[11:58] <jrib> !pastebin | Hydrid
[11:58] <gbear14275> AsgardBeast: mountmanager looks like exactly what I was thinking about... unfortunately its segfaulting... would I submit an email bug report to the maintainer?  ubuntu-motu@lists.ubuntu.com or... is there a better way?
[11:58] <AsgardBeast> targus , VSpike : had one of those too. As well as a Texas Instruments, and a Dragon.
[11:59] <targus> AsgardBeast: i think the commadore 64 was better then the trs-80 or as my dad called it the trash 80
[11:59] <amikrop> jrib: doesn't help much
[12:00] <cyberghoser1> hello all, i want to ask something, is there any alternative to emerald to have blur? because with emerald it slows down some compiz effects, thanks
[12:00] <katmai> i have problem with my HP 4510s Audio. I have no errors but i have no sound too. i'm a newbie so i can't give you more specific information
[12:00] <jrib> amikrop: "much"?
[12:01] <AsgardBeast> gbear14275: Never had that happen before. I would say submit a report and see if they have seen your issue before.
[12:01] <amikrop> jrib: it is a directory, README.Debian doesn't contain anything useful, examples/ is the only help
[12:02] <AsgardBeast> gbear14275: I have always had pretty good luck with mountmanager. Since it isn't "officially" supported by Ubuntu I would think the maintainer would be your first contact.
[12:02] <jrib> amikrop: looks like subversion.tigris.org is the homepage, what was wrong with the documentation you found?
[12:02] <Cyrus25801> hi all
[12:03] <jrib> !sound > katmai
[12:03] <jrib> katmai: that might get you started
[12:03] <AsgardBeast> targus : the audio processor in the Commadore was better.
[12:03] <Cyrus25801> I need some help with my thundirbird, it keeps telling me that there is another session already running even after I have just restarted
[12:03] <linny> Cyrus25801:ps -A  find the pid then kill it
[12:03] <linny> oh
[12:04] <linny> ps
[12:04] <targus> AsgardBeast: yea it was and it was better supported then the trs-80
[12:04] <Cyrus25801> linny: thanx how do i do that
[12:04] <Hydrid> http://paste.ubuntu.com/247136/
[12:04] <linny> Cyrus25801 type  ps -A find the process
[12:04] <targus> AsgardBeast: it was raido shacks way of getting into the pc market and failed
[12:04] <Cyrus25801> linny: trying that now
[12:05] <VSpike> Cyrus25801: lots of ways, mine is "ps aux | grep thunderbird"
[12:05] <VSpike> Cyrus25801: I also use "htop" a lot - it's the awesomest
[12:06] <VSpike> Cyrus25801: sudo apt-get install htop
[12:06] <Cyrus25801> VSpike: thanx
[12:06] <VSpike> Cyrus25801: you won't regret it, it's the best system monitor and task manager out there :)
[12:06] <Cyrus25801> VSpike: thanx thats excellent
[12:07] <VSpike> I always think it's a bad sign that the gnome system monitor usually appears high up in its own lists
[12:07] <Cyrus25801> VSpike: what would that mean
[12:08] <VSpike> Cyrus25801: it's a resource hog.  It's pretty but it's too big and heavy.
[12:08] <VSpike> Cyrus25801: htop is super light by comparison, and fast to start
[12:08] <Cyrus25801> VSpike: aah i follow
[12:09] <targus> wow net split
[12:10] <ZalimJin> why this happens ?
[12:10] <bazhang> !netsplit
[12:11] <ose> i'm a bit tired of doing sudo nano to edit the files I need to edit, how do I set permissions to edit files with whatever application i'd like?
[12:11] <AsgardBeast> gbear14275: Did you run mountmanager as sudo?
[12:12] <erUSUL> ose: (gk)sudo whateverappilike filetoedit
[12:13] <AsgardBeast> ose: or sudo gnome-terminal then you can do whatever operations you want from there.
[12:13] <VSpike> ose: why not add something like this to ~/.bashrc : alias sn='sudo nano'
[12:13] <Hydrid> how to enable javascript ?
[12:14] <AsgardBeast> ose: , VSpike: nothing like a good alias eh?
[12:14] <ilukeberry> does anyone maybe know did HP already released their HP Proliant Support Pack for Ubuntu? can't find it on HP website.
[12:15] <targus> AsgardBeast: is there a way to turn off the username and password so i dont have to enter my password everytime i do a cmd?
[12:15] <VSpike> targus: if you have a few to do, do "sudo -i"
[12:16] <AsgardBeast> targus : when your running sudo commands?
[12:16] <targus> vspike: thanxs ill have to remember that
[12:16] <targus> AsgardBeast: yea
[12:17] <targus> AsgardBeast: but hey im a newbie to the world of linux
[12:17] <AsgardBeast> I agree with VSpike: targus: if you have a few to do, do "sudo -i"
[12:18] <macgyver_> hi all, sorry to come back in with another silly question, but does anyone here have issues with webpages loading so slow?
[12:19] <macgyver_> if I open firefox, I have google as the default start page, it can take upto 15 seconds to load it
[12:19] <targus> macgyver: what type of internet you got?
[12:20] <erUSUL> !ipv6
[12:20] <macgyver_> I am on a home wireless network (54M) I have tried reducing my wlan0 from 54 to 11 (iwconfig wlan0 rate 11M) but it does not seem to have had any affect
[12:20] <jerroome> macgyver_ : disable ipv6 (if your not using it)
[12:21] <Zahid> look it in wat wrong due to which my yahoo messenger not connecting & if connect not open chat room
[12:21] <Zahid> iptables rules are: # Unlimited access to loop back
[12:21] <Zahid> iptables -A INPUT -i lo -j ACCEPT
[12:21] <Zahid> iptables -A OUTPUT -o lo -j ACCEPT
[12:21] <Zahid> # Allow UDP, DNS and Passive FTP
[12:21] <Zahid> iptables -A INPUT -i $INTERNET -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
[12:21] <Zahid> # set this system as a router for Rest of LAN
[12:21] <Zahid> iptables --table nat --append POSTROUTING --out-interface $INTERNET -j MASQUERADE
[12:21] <Zahid> iptables --append FORWARD --in-interface $LAN_IN -j ACCEPT
[12:21] <Zahid> # unlimited access to LAN
[12:21] <AsgardBeast> ilukeberry: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=218909
[12:21] <Zahid> iptables -A INPUT -i $LAN_IN -j ACCEPT
[12:21] <Zahid> iptables -A OUTPUT -o $LAN_IN -j ACCEPT
[12:21] <Zahid> # DNAT port 80 request comming from LAN systems to squid 3128 ($SQUID_PORT) aka transparent proxy
[12:21] <Zahid> iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i $LAN_IN -p tcp --dport 80 -j DNAT --to $SQUID_SERVER:$SQUID_PORT
[12:21] <Hew> !flood
[12:21] <Zahid> # if it is same system
[12:21] <Zahid> iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i $INTERNET -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port $SQUID_PORT
[12:21] <Zahid> #Publish OpenERP
[12:21] <Zahid> iptables -A INPUT -m state --state NEW -m tcp -p tcp --syn --dport 8080 -j ACCEPT
[12:21] <kaini> Zahid, nopaste!
[12:21] <Zahid> #Enable Routing
[12:21] <Zahid> #iptables -A FORWARD -s 0/0 -i wlan0 -d 192.168.1.150 -o eth0 -p tcp --sport 1024-65200 --dport 80 -j ACCEPT
[12:21] <Zahid> # DROP everything and Log it
[12:21] <Zahid> iptables -A INPUT -j LOG
[12:21] <Zahid> iptables -A INPUT -j DROP
[12:21] <Hew> Zahid | !flood
[12:21] <kaini> Zahid, paste.ubuntu.org
[12:22] <linny>  Zahid:
[12:22] <linny> OI YOU NOOO
[12:22] <macgyver_> jerroome, I am not using it, how do I see if it is enabled?
[12:22] <jerroome> macgyver_ : inside firefox adress bar, type about:config, then search ipv6, a disable entry will apear, set its value too true by clicking onto the entry
[12:22] <macgyver_> jerroome, appologies, it is running
[12:22] <Zahid> okey
[12:22] <kaini> um sory paste.ubuntu.com
[12:23] <Hydrid> how to enable javascripts that are in webpages
[12:23] <lng> hi! how to change locale?
[12:23] <Hydrid> ?
[12:24] <DrManhattan> can anyone recommend a quick fix for replacing-in-files without having to install anything?
[12:24] <lessur> Having a problem burning iso with imagewriter on Ubuntu 8.04.  Imagewriter stops after displaying :                                                                                         Image: /home/rcdavis/Download/ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386(2).img
[12:24] <lessur> Target Device: Kingston DataTraveler 2.0 (/dev/sdd)
[12:24] <lessur> Unmounting all partitions of /dev/sdd:
[12:24] <lessur> Trying to unmount /dev/sdd...
[12:24] <lessur> /dev/sdd successfully unmounted
[12:24] <innomen> Network manager is frequently becoming "uninterruptable" is there a way to kill this process without powering down? (even rebooting hangs, it must be forcibly powered off
[12:25] <kaini> innomen, kill -9
[12:25] <kaini> But be careful with that
[12:26] <innomen> does the -9 switch make it more effective than system manager's "kill process"?
[12:27] <Cyrus258011> VSpike: i can't seem to find thunderbird
[12:27] <macgyver_> next silly question, Evolution will not start via the application shortcut in the menu, but.... it will start if I type evolution in console!
[12:27] <innomen> Repeat for the split rejoins: does the -9 switch make it more effective than system manager's "kill process"?
[12:27] <kaini> Yes
[12:27] <kaini> -9 is absolute deadly
[12:27] <macgyver_> next silly question, Evolution will not start via the application shortcut in the menu, but.... it will start if I type evolution in console!
[12:27] <Cyrus258011> VSpike: am i doing something wrong. i used F3 search and it can't find it
[12:27]  * macgyver_ is swapping to thnderbird
[12:27] <innomen> you gave me a warning but i didnt see it
[12:27] <innomen> in what way should i be careful?
[12:27] <delopart> how can i find repository of karmic kola
[12:27] <Irreducibilis> Is it hella netsplititng in here too?
[12:28] <targus> Irreducibilis: yes it is
[12:28] <macgyver_> Irreducibilis, yes
[12:28] <innomen> and when you say kill -9 are you assuming that i know to add things to that or can i simply type kill -9 in a terminal and that solves the problem?
[12:28] <kaini> innomen, kill -9 will simply remove the process from the ram and stop executing it. everything is away if you kill for example openoffice with that
[12:28] <kaini> innomen, you have to call kill -9 pid while pid is the process id of the process
[12:28] <DrManhattan> can anyone recommend a quick way to replace-in-files without having to install anything?
[12:29] <delopart> i want repos of karmic koala
[12:29] <innomen> DrManhattan, i hope you know this channel has a policy against nudiity :) (i had to, i'm sorry)
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> DrManhattan:  'replace text 'strings' in specific text files' you mean?
[12:30] <DrManhattan> innomen: i'm wearing my viet-nam-thong
[12:30] <DrManhattan> Dr_Willis: yes
[12:30] <rojoloco47> hello
[12:30] <tckb> anybody using enlightment ???
[12:30] <ZalimJin> yes rojoloco,
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> DrManhattan:  sed can do that.. I also recall ages ago a script/program called 'gres' that was more flexiable.. but i doubt if its the default.
[12:31] <rojoloco47> hehe atlast I am in :D
[12:31] <Kottizen> Oh
[12:31] <Kottizen> A Swedish one.
[12:31] <Kottizen> ellis: hej :D
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> !find gres
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> Hmm thats not it. :)
[12:31] <DrManhattan> Dr_Willis: thanks, i have sed, will look over man pages
[12:32] <HotShowers> hey
[12:32] <Cyrus258011> VSpike: u there?
[12:32] <tckb> anybody der????
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> DrManhattan:  theres tons of sed and awk example pages out also.. awk  may be better in some cases
[12:32] <HotShowers> can someone tell me a browser for xwindow that uses less resources than w3m?
[12:32] <HotShowers> need a very simple one for a box with 64mb ram
[12:33] <jrib> HotShowers: wow, I never though I would see that question.  You've tried the others like lynx and links2?
[12:33] <tckb> helllOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
[12:33] <Kottizen> tckb: Hi
[12:33] <lessur> Having a problem with imagewriter on Ubuntu 8.04.  Imagewriter stops after displaying :
[12:33] <lessur>   Image: /home/rcdavis/Download/ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386(2).img
[12:33] <lessur>   Target Device: Kingston DataTraveler 2.0 (/dev/sdd)
[12:33] <lessur>   Unmounting all partitions of /dev/sdd:
[12:33] <lessur>   Trying to unmount /dev/sdd...
[12:33] <lessur>   /dev/sdd successfully unmounted
[12:33] <HotShowers> yeah but they're text based
[12:33] <lessur> Can anyone help please ?
[12:33] <jrib> HotShowers: links2 -g
[12:34] <tckb> hi .. can anybody tell how to configure enlightment desktop!!!!
[12:34] <Gnea> !pastebin | lessur
[12:34] <Kottizen> tckb: You want cool desktop effects or...?
[12:35] <tckb> yeah i want cool and more geecky desktop
[12:35] <Kottizen> Wait
[12:35] <Kottizen> Compiz
[12:35] <Kottizen> !compiz
[12:35] <tckb> yeah i have compiz
[12:35] <Kottizen> And you want to configure it?
[12:35] <adnc> hello, is there an application that could display twitter tweets via the ubuntu notifications?
[12:35] <tckb> i used it
[12:35] <kaini> adnc, gwibber afaik
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> tckb:  you may want to check the homepage for enlightment - it has lots of things to explore.. but it crashed on me all the time last i used it.  explore the menus/settings  Its a very odd windowmanager/desktop in ways
[12:35] <tckb> @adnc use gnome-do
[12:36] <HotShowers> trying now
[12:36] <adnc> tckb: gnome-do does post to twitter, butdoesnt show
[12:36] <rojoloco47> hi to all
[12:36] <tckb> @adnc yes it does..
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> DrManhattan:  i found the 'gres' script. :) its from the book on using sed and awk -> the script is at --> http://books.google.com/books?id=m4ZzElQZxcoC&pg=PA51&lpg=PA51&dq=gres+awk+script&source=bl&ots=ZPRfqUlapR&sig=9mptI8t24cbZwOLFT4kKXkdfFHo&hl=en&ei=Oh14SoC6Aov8tgf2wdCWCQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1#v=onepage&q=gres%20awk%20script&f=false
[12:37] <tckb> @adnc check the "General" Options in preferences
[12:37] <adnc> tckb: ok
[12:37] <tckb> i checked it . . but no help
[12:38] <Cyrus258011> i have tried killing the thunderbird process to no avail. I cannot open thundirbird because it keeps telling me that the process is alredy running.can someone please help
[12:38] <tckb> how to connect to internet
[12:38] <Kottizen> Cyrus258011: take it private
[12:38] <tckb> i have a Wifi connection
[12:38] <adnc> tckb: the "General" options in preferences?
[12:38] <rojoloco47> Hello people
[12:38] <rojoloco47> Say me Hello :@
[12:39] <ZalimJin> Hi rojo,
[12:39] <ZalimJin> poeple are too much busy around here,
[12:39] <Gnea> !hello
[12:39] <rojoloco47> baki sab chup hi kar gae :D
[12:40] <rojoloco47> hehe 2 more hello :D
[12:40] <Kottizen> ZalimJin: Yes :D
[12:40] <rojoloco47> thank you
[12:40] <tckb> preferences>.. search for twitter.. click on the plugin goto configure.... select the tab post to twitter,, there u will find General option
[12:40] <Kottizen> !hello
[12:40] <Kottizen> o_O
[12:40] <RevTy> hello!
[12:40] <rojoloco47> Hello too to those who said me hello :D
[12:40] <tckb> how to change desktop background in e16
[12:40] <rojoloco47> I am new to linux ,This will be like the Great source of help for me :)
[12:41] <Gnea> rojoloco47: do you have a question?
[12:41] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: welcome to a world of open source! :d
[12:41] <Kottizen> :D*
[12:41] <rojoloco47> thank you kottizen :D
[12:41] <Gnea> !guidelines > rojoloco47
[12:42] <Kottizen> first tip: to write someones name fast, type the first letters in the name ( example: kott) and then pres tab
[12:42] <Kottizen> it's good :D
[12:42] <rojoloco47> wow Kottizen
[12:42] <rojoloco47> :D
[12:42] <Kottizen> :D
[12:42] <rojoloco47> i got it :D
[12:42] <Kottizen> yep
[12:42] <rojoloco47> Some more tips please I am also new to mirc :D
[12:42] <Kottizen> it's one thing that makes irc better than msn :P
[12:43] <ruslanr> Kottizen: thanks for the tip :)
[12:43] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: don't use mirc :D
[12:43] <Kottizen> ruslanr: :D
[12:43] <rojoloco47> I dont use msn too :D
[12:43] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: if you using linux, try xchat
[12:43] <Kottizen> clean, fast and nice client
[12:44] <rojoloco47> will i get same channels in that too ?
[12:44] <Gnea> rojoloco47: please visit the #freenode channel for more help
[12:44] <rojoloco47> @ Kottizen
[12:44] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: yes
[12:44] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: or... you have to join them first :P
[12:44] <rojoloco47> not I am on freenode channel now ?
[12:44] <Kottizen> xD
[12:44] <Gnea> this is #ubuntu, not #freenode
[12:44] <Kottizen> the channel #freenode at this server
[12:44] <Kottizen> :D
[12:44] <ose> uhm, so I installed this html/php editor application called screem, and now when I click links it opens them, not firefox. How can I change that?
[12:45] <nephlim> rojoloco47, type "/join #freenode"
[12:45] <nephlim> minus the "  "
[12:45] <rojoloco47> I am on remote-exploit too
[12:45] <mankash> how to reset network configuration applet on the taskbar on the top, it is not working properly
[12:45] <HotShowers> amm they are making a google crome for ubuntu?
[12:46] <nephlim> mankash, maybe just restart gnome?
[12:46] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: we see your channels
[12:46] <rojoloco47> where is Kottizen ?
[12:46] <mankash> I tried restarting my  pc many times
[12:46] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: type /whois Kottizen and you see all channels i am on :D
[12:46] <rojoloco47> how you see ?
[12:46] <Kottizen> mankash: right-click on the taskbar at the top
[12:46] <iceroot> HotShowers: yes, there is a rc from google chrome 2 for linux
[12:46] <mankash> ok
[12:46] <Kottizen> mankash: and then something with add/remove ***, i don't know, i use windows now :(
[12:46] <mankash> I tried enabling disabling
[12:47] <rojoloco47> oh my bro told me too this command
[12:47] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: nice :)
[12:47] <kelli> where can i find the best list of distro's?
[12:47] <Kottizen> kelli: ubuntu is the best
[12:47] <Kottizen> kelli: wait
[12:47] <kelli> to big
[12:47] <rojoloco47> Kottizen: what version or linux you are using ?
[12:48] <Kottizen> kelli: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Linux_distributions
[12:48] <kelli> its for an old computer
[12:48] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: foresight, lastest
[12:48] <Kottizen> and ubuntu sometimes
[12:48] <Gnea> kelli: we discuss the Ubuntu distribution in here.
[12:48] <rojoloco47> we are going to install backtrack today
[12:48] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: hackerman >:)
[12:49] <iceroot> kelli: use this http://www.zegeniestudios.net/ldc/  use the test
[12:49] <Gnea> kelli: Xubuntu, DSL or Elivecd might work - www.distrowatch.org has them all
[12:49] <Gothfunc> hi.  i have a hp compaq dx2200, installed jaunty, it was fine until i installed restricted graphics drivers, but now it kernel panics with flashing keyboard lights within 2 minutes of the login screen.  the actual time appears to be random.
[12:49] <Gothfunc> at first i thought it was the gfx card (ati), so i replaced it with an nvidia, then installed restricted driver - and now we're back to kernel panic land.  uninstalling restricted drivers does nothing to help
[12:49] <rojoloco47> seems you have great experience with linux like my bro :D @ Kottizen
[12:49] <iceroot> kelli: there you can click what you want and what your linux skill is also what your hardware is, and the website will tell you a good sitribution for you
[12:49] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: hehe :D
[12:50] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: i have used it since november last year
[12:50] <Kottizen> so not so much
[12:50] <Kottizen> and i'm 13 years old
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> kelli:  how OLD is old..  You may want to ask in #puppylinux
[12:50] <om26er> what is the difference between xserver-xorg-video-intel and xf86-video-intel
[12:50] <Kottizen> bye bye :D
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> !info xf86-video-intel
[12:50] <om26er> !intel
[12:51] <rian> test
[12:51] <kelli> 586
[12:51] <rojoloco47> Kottizen
[12:51] <Gothfunc> anyone got any ideas?
[12:51] <rojoloco47> you are leaving ?
[12:51] <rojoloco47> Gothfunc : Ideas about what ?
[12:51] <om26er> Dr_Willis: do u know the difference?
[12:52] <Gothfunc> rojoloco47: my problem, described above
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> om26er:  not a clue.. onepackage aparently dosent exist in Jaunty... so sort of a moot point. :)
[12:52] <rojoloco47> I wil have to search @ Gothfunc :D
[12:52] <Cyrus258011> can someone help. can't open thundirbird it tells me that it is already running. but it isn't
[12:52] <blackbeard> can i ask questions on fluxbox here???
[12:52] <Cliff`> Hi everyone
[12:53] <Gnea> Cyrus258011: how do you know it isn't?
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> blackbeard:  sure.. why not. :) you may not get a lot of answers however...
[12:53] <Gnea> !ask | blackbeard
[12:53] <Gothfunc> rojoloco47: good luck, i couldn't find anything apart from someone installing ubuntu on the same system with no problems :(
[12:53] <rojoloco47> first tell me what is fluxbox @ blackbeard
[12:53] <rojoloco47> :D
[12:53] <Cyrus258011> Gnea: i ran px -A and it isn't there
[12:53] <ilukeberry> AsgardBeast: thats an old topic.. i know about that..
[12:53] <iceroot> Cyrus258011: killall thunderbird-bin   type this in the terminal
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> !info fluxbox
[12:53] <rojoloco47> mirc is too confusing :(
[12:54] <blackbeard> @rojoloco its a window manager :)
[12:54] <rojoloco47> I lost the lines what I am looking :D
[12:54] <ilukeberry> AsgardBeast: i saw on net that hp released proliant support pack for ubuntu.. but i can't find it
[12:54] <iceroot> rojoloco47: then use a good linux-client
[12:54] <Cliff`> I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 on an empty hard drive on my laptop and upon it's first reboot, it goes to a black screen with a white blinking cursor ... I know the laptop is linux compatible as I run Mint7 and Mandriva on it as well on a different hard drive.
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> rojoloco47:   use a differnt IRC client then. :)  (mirc is one of many IRC clients)
[12:54] <Gnea> Cyrus258011: I wasn't aware that px was a command. Also, -A with ps is very limited. I suggest running it like this: ps -axf | grep thunderbird
[12:54] <rojoloco47> I am using windows right now @ blackbeard
[12:54] <Gnea> Cyrus258011: what might have happened, is that the lockfile remained
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> rojoloco47:  i use xchat under windows and linux :)
[12:55] <rojoloco47> Dr_Willis : xchat can connect to same channels as we can with mirc ?
[12:55] <blackbeard> i am on ubuntu. then i decided to try fluxbox. i installed it and logged it, edited the menus and keys etc it was all fun. but whenever i launch nautilus (dont have any other file manager )  i get the gnome menus in flux box and i have to hit the power button to alt and then power up again. any solutions on this?
[12:56] <iceroot> rojoloco47: of course
[12:56] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: xchat is good
[12:56] <Kottizen> or irssi if you are geek
[12:56] <Gnea> Cyrus258011: check your ~/.mozilla-thunderbird/whatever.default/ for a lockfile
[12:56] <iceroot> rojoloco47: xchat is good if you need a gui
[12:56] <Cyrus258011> iceroot: i did that it says that no process was killed
[12:56] <jrib> blackbeard: you mean the gnome panel starts up or what?
[12:56] <iceroot> Cyrus258011: ok then it is the lockfile
[12:57] <diddy> Anybody knows about the pump command
[12:57] <rojoloco47> i hae Downloaded backtrack 47%
[12:57] <diddy> ?
[12:57] <blackbeard> no.i mean the fluxbox menu doesnt come up only gnome menu comes up... which spoils the whole purpose. i cant run apps or log out
[12:57] <iceroot> diddy: the manpage
[12:57] <rojoloco47> i will install both after it will complete
[12:57] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: this is irssi: http://cdn.solidfiles.net/i/bIi3.png
[12:57] <jrib> diddy: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[12:57] <Gnea> Cyrus258011: the lockfile can be removed easily:  rm lockfile   it should run then
[12:58] <diddy> I do not have a man page for the pump command. Question: What is the pump command about?
[12:58] <rojoloco47> checking @ Kottizen
[12:58] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: but try xchat, that's really good
[12:58] <Gnea> blackbeard: nautilus is a gnome application, it's meant to integrate with gnome
[12:58] <jrib> diddy: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jaunty/en/man8/pump.8.html
[12:59] <ventti> first time xchat user here - i like it :)
[12:59] <iceroot> diddy: pump - BOOTP and DHCP client for automatic IP configuration
[12:59] <rojoloco47> I have to :D @ Kottizen
[12:59] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: :d
[12:59] <Gnea> blackbeard: try thunar
[12:59] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: one more thing: say my name first in your message if it's to me
[12:59] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: because then i get hilighted and my irc client nudge me :D
[12:59] <blackbeard> ok Gnea. so if i install another file manager like thunar the issue is solved is it?
[12:59] <diddy> iceroot: But why is it not installed by default if it is that important?
[12:59] <Gnea> blackbeard: try it and see what happens.
[13:00] <blackbeard> ok will let you kno... thank you guys.
[13:00] <iceroot> diddy: because ubuntu is using another dhcp-client
[13:00] <rojoloco47> you are using windows too @ Kottizen
[13:00] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: yep
[13:00] <Kottizen> atm i do that
[13:00] <Kottizen> for game developing
[13:00] <rojoloco47> So fast typing :o
[13:01] <Kottizen> xD
[13:01] <rojoloco47> game developing ?
[13:01] <Kottizen> yes
[13:01] <Kottizen> make games
[13:01] <iceroot> Kottizen: go for linux-game-developing, so that we dont need windows as a game-loader in the future :)
[13:01] <diddy> iceroot: Do you happen to know what the name of Ubuntu's DHCP client is?
[13:01] <rojoloco47> of what level ?
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> blackbeard:  you may want to check the forums/fluxbox guides on how to get it set up in a decent way. its may take a little tweaking
[13:01] <rojoloco47> professional or just for flash games ?
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> rojoloco47:  they are both IRC clients.. so yes.. they connect to IRC servers..
[13:01] <Axan> I followed a tutorial to install my printer drivers but now the HALD service (hardware abstraction layer) can not be started anymore ? The tuto url is: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49714  Can someone help me at least to get my system work again (undo this mess) Plz ?
[13:01] <Kottizen> iceroot: nice idea :d actually i do that, but i need to compile for windows too :P
[13:01] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[13:01] <iceroot> diddy: i think it is dhclient
[13:01] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: in c++
[13:01] <Kottizen> 2g games
[13:01] <Kottizen> like www.teeworlds.com
[13:02] <iceroot> Kottizen: ok :)
[13:02]  * Dr_Willis wonders it is with People trying out 'backtrack' all the time..
[13:02] <rojoloco47> what was happened ? :o
[13:02] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: netsplit is a scary thing
[13:02] <rojoloco47> netsplit ?
[13:02] <Kottizen> yes
[13:02] <Kottizen> a network have many servers
[13:02] <Kottizen> freenode have many servers*
[13:02] <Kottizen> and
[13:02] <diddy> iceroot. Thx
[13:02] <rojoloco47> seems I will have to learn too much :D
[13:02] <Kottizen> if some of that servers don't work
[13:03] <Kottizen> and disconnect from another
[13:03] <Kottizen> it appear a netsplit
[13:03] <grawity> rojoloco47: See the message from ubottu.
[13:03] <Pici> !enter
[13:03] <Kottizen> ubottu: i have no question ;)
[13:03] <Kottizen> ubottu: i have an answer :D
[13:03] <Kottizen> ubottu: don't spam plase
[13:03] <Pici> Kottizen: questions/responses
[13:03] <Pici> Kottizen: Stop
[13:03] <Kottizen> Pici: yes :)
[13:03] <Cyrus258011> Gnea: thanx got it
[13:04] <rojoloco47> :|
[13:05] <rojoloco47> If i want to join some time else ,Will i be able to meet you all in the same channel ?
[13:05] <iceroot> diddy: np
[13:05] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: i think so
[13:05] <iceroot> rojoloco47: if we are all online, you can meet us here
[13:05] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: i will stay here, and hopefully everyone else
[13:06] <iceroot> rojoloco47: this is a god place for ubuntu-support and if yu want to chat offtopic about ubuntu, linux or something else, #ubuntu-offtopic is a good place
[13:06] <rojoloco47> I will need help about backstreet when my bro will not online ,So will I have to join this ?
[13:06] <Kottizen> or #kottizen
[13:07] <Kottizen> FloodBot3: you have power :)
[13:07] <rojoloco47> what kinda power ?
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> whats 'backstreet' ?
[13:08] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: he is op
[13:08] <Kottizen> :)
[13:08] <rojoloco47> backtrack :D
[13:08] <Kottizen> it is op*
[13:08] <rojoloco47> op ?
[13:08] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: if you need help about backtrack, check backtracks channel
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> rojoloco47:  backtrack the linux security disrto correct?
[13:08] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: op = operator
[13:08] <Kottizen> Dr_Willis: yes
[13:08] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: op = operator = admin = can administrate the channel
[13:08] <rojoloco47> Dr_Willis I also dunno much :D
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> rojoloco47:  this is NOT a backtrack support channel.. it has its own.. and they will proberly tell you to go read thir docs/homepage/faq's first.
[13:09] <rojoloco47> Oh understand :D
[13:09] <Kottizen> everyone with @ in front of their nicknames are "ops"
[13:09] <rojoloco47> now forgot that who is op ? what is his ID ?
[13:09] <rojoloco47> :D
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> You may want to learn some linux first.. befor trying to play with backtrack.
[13:09] <laeg> logged on today and my network connections were gone - can anyone explain this>
[13:09] <laeg> ?
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> !irc | rojoloco47
[13:09] <rojoloco47> Ok I search the list :D
[13:09] <Pici> !offtopic
[13:09] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[13:10] <rojoloco47> Eeenn I need to read that chats that were for me above :(
[13:10] <Kottizen> scrool up?
[13:10] <Kottizen> scroll*
[13:10] <rojoloco47> hard to find now :(
[13:10] <BitTorrent> ubottu: thank God. somebody hack irc?
[13:11] <Abhi_> heh
[13:11] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: yes
[13:11] <Kottizen> !logs
[13:11] <diddy> What was the command again to the OS to use the network's DHCP server?
[13:11] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: check the logs
[13:11] <Axan> I followed a tutorial to install my printer drivers but now the HALD service (hardware abstraction layer) can not be started anymore ? The tuto url is: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49714  Can someone help me at least to get my system work again (undo this mess) Plz ?
[13:11] <diddy> to tell the OS
[13:11] <rojoloco47> HALD what does D stands for ?
[13:12] <grawity> rojoloco47: HAL daemon.
[13:12] <iceroot> rojoloco47: Daemon
[13:12] <rojoloco47> hehe thank you :D
[13:12] <eurythmia> what does the HAL stand for?
[13:12] <iceroot> Axan: you have some error-logs?
[13:12] <eurythmia> ;
[13:12] <grawity> diddy: You probably need 'dhclient'
[13:12] <eurythmia> ;)
[13:12] <rojoloco47> Seems every one know about this except me :D
[13:12] <Pici> eurythmia: Hardware Abstraction Layer
[13:12] <iceroot> eurythmia: hardware abstraction layer
[13:12] <diddy> grawity, you mean just by installing it it will use it?
[13:13] <eurythmia> rojoloco47, *usually* if something ends in 'd', the d is for daemon ... and artifact from the BSD days.
[13:13] <grawity> diddy: No.
[13:13] <Gothfunc|g1> which log files should i be looking at after a kernel panic?  lots of lines were dumped to the screen ending in "end trace", but i can't find it in the logs
[13:13] <grawity> Of course, the D in BSD does _not_ stand for 'daemon'.
[13:13] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: like httpd, ircd, ftpd and so on
[13:13] <eurythmia> grawity, heh ... there are exceptions, aren't there ;)
[13:13] <diddy> grawity, but how to I tell Linux not to use a static IP address anymore but a DHCP address?
[13:13] <rojoloco47> thankyou eurythmia :) I will remember this :D
[13:13] <eurythmia> rojoloco47, no problem.
[13:14] <grawity> diddy: dhclient eth0
[13:14] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[13:14] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[13:14] <rojoloco47> I just know http ,https ,ftp and ftps :o
[13:14] <acronym> <3 netsplits
[13:14] <Guest46075> irc://irc.freenode.net/ubuntu-fr
[13:14] <Kottizen> FloodBot3: you have much to do today :D
[13:14] <diddy> grawity, Thx
[13:15] <geirha> rojoloco47: Those are protocols
[13:16] <Pici> Kottizen: Its a bot.
[13:16] <Pici> !offtopic
[13:16] <grawity> rojoloco47: http, ftp are protocols - and httpd/ftpd are the server programs for them. When you type http://google.com/ you connect to a httpd running in Google's servers.
[13:16] <Axan> iceroot, Where am I supposed to look for such a log ? I have no basic error output.
[13:16] <rojoloco47> grawity strange information :o thank you
[13:16] <Kottizen> Pici: know
[13:16] <ventti> hey guys - can wget be used with an http proxy?
[13:16] <acronym> <3 netsplits
[13:16] <Kottizen> yes
[13:16] <Abhi_> whats happening here?
[13:16] <ventti> ty Kott
[13:16] <Kottizen> ventti: setup the http-proxy in gnome-settings, and then use wget
[13:16] <acronym> !netsplits
[13:16] <rojoloco47> abhi : its Stage show :D
[13:16] <acronym> !netsplit
[13:17] <ventti> Kottizen - OK thanks
[13:17] <Abhi_> rojoloco47: sum1 hacking?
[13:17] <homy> It seems Freenode is having a lot of problems today
[13:17] <rojoloco47> hehe I dont know I am first time using mirc :D
[13:17] <Pici> Its already busy enough here with the netsplits and whatnot, can we please move the offtopic conversations to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks :)
[13:17] <Abhi_> Pici: yup
[13:17] <rojoloco47> How to make a Channel ?
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> Yea. freenode has been very 'stable' lately. must be somthing going on  today
[13:17] <gokul> Hi.
[13:17] <Pici> rojoloco47: ask in #freenode
[13:17] <acronym> it's not fun talking offtopic in a place where you are allowed to talk offtopic :P
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> rojoloco47:  just /join #whatever  to read some irc begeinner guides...
[13:18] <gokul> where is the %temp% folder in my new ubuntu ????
[13:18] <a_isYYah> hai
[13:18] <Kottizen> homy: yes they have
[13:18] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: just type in /join #channel
[13:18] <mun> hi
[13:18] <geirha> gokul: /tmp
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> gokul:  /tmp normally
[13:18] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: if you're first in, you get operator and it's yours
[13:18] <Kottizen> !chanserv
[13:18] <rojoloco47> But how to creat own channel ?
[13:18] <Abhi_> why does my firefox blacks out sumtimes?
[13:18] <Gothfunc> which logs should i check after a kernel panic?  i can't seem to find the last output before it froze.  anyone?
[13:18] <mun> does anyone know how to resize an image in console if the geometry is given as a percentage?
[13:18] <gokul> geirha, i want to clear the temp internet files
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> rojoloco47:  you dont. :)
[13:18] <Kottizen> rojoloco47: take in private chat
[13:18] <geirha> gokul: /tmp is wiped everytime you boot
[13:18] <rojoloco47> oh understand
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> rojoloco47:  its a service of this network.
[13:18] <VSpike> Abhi_: you get black areas in the page?
[13:19] <rojoloco47> then can I change the name of the channels etc too ?
[13:19] <geirha> gokul: Ah, those are in ~/.mozilla somewhere. There's an option for it in firefox though
[13:19] <gokul> geirha, thanx
[13:19] <geirha> Tools -> Something
[13:19] <Abhi_> VSpike: no..not black marks
[13:19] <gokul> geirha, i know that .. thanx
[13:19] <Pici> rojoloco47: This is offtopic for this channel. Please ask in #freenode or #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:19] <Abhi_> VSpike: but it acts like light is fading
[13:19] <acr0nym> if only firefox were as fast as chrome :/
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> rojoloco47:  hit 'f1' and read some of the IRC beginner guides.
[13:19] <Abhi_> VSpike: u know..like the screen slowly fading...
[13:20] <Abhi_> VSpike: is it bcoz of too many tabs?
[13:20] <VSpike> Abhi_: oh. wierd, I've never seen that
[13:20] <Abhi_> VSpike: hmm
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> Abhi_:  firefox fading to 'grey' then comming back you mean?
[13:20] <quizme>  is there a way to reliable combine two sets of /etc/passwd and /etc/group files from two different machines ?
[13:20] <amaro> ei como entro no ubuntu br?
[13:20] <maxie> somebody know a good voice recording software with voice activation for 9.04???
[13:20] <TheChef> i found crome to be resource hungry on one particular pc
[13:20] <acr0nym> audacity
[13:20] <Abhi_> VSpike: no..not grey actually
[13:21] <VSpike> amaro: /j #ubuntu-br
[13:21] <acr0nym> maxie: sudo apt-get install audacity
[13:21] <Gothfunc> doesn't anyone know about kernelly logs?
[13:21] <maxie> acr0nym: i mean software that record and spiltt files on auto
[13:21] <Gothfunc> :/
[13:21] <Abhi_> VSpike: ITs like it starts becoming dark
[13:21] <geirha> quizme: I don't think so. That's a very complicated task
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> Abhi_:  compiz has a 'feature' where if a program hangs/dosent respond after a specific amount of time  it 'dims' the windows as a indication the program is  having issues...
[13:21] <acr0nym> maxie it has a lot of features, I think that one is in it as well
[13:21] <Abhi_> Dr_Willis: ohhh
[13:21] <VSpike> Dr_Willis: of course, good point
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> Abhi_:  i see it on firefox on some sites quite a lot.
[13:21] <maxie> i know that from before
[13:22] <maxie> i need a software that is similier 2 wavepad
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> Abhi_:  a few other apps also do it ocasionally.. depends onthe app/what its doing
[13:22] <Abhi_> aha...
[13:22] <Abhi_> so thats why gedit also acts like that
[13:22] <Abhi_> is there any solution to this?
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> its a 'feature' :) the OS is giving you feedback saying the app is slow to respond...
[13:23] <Abhi_> ohhhhhhh
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> diable compiz.. andyou will just see the app Hang for a while i guess. :)
[13:23] <Abhi_>  duh!
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> at least i THINK thats how it works. :)
[13:23] <VSpike> Abhi_ / Dr_Willis : gedit shouldn't do that, surely?
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> ive never seen gedit doit.
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> i tend to use geany for my editor however.
[13:23] <Abhi_> well it does
[13:24] <Abhi_> it just stops responding ...
[13:24] <geirha> Abhi_: Do you have much RAM?
[13:24] <Abhi_> doesnt close...
[13:24] <Abhi_> er..leme chk
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> it only does it when you are 'closing' gedit?
[13:24] <geirha> Abhi_: free   command will tell you
[13:24] <Abhi_> no..like switching betn tabs
[13:25] <Gothfunc> when i get to the jaunty login screen, i get a kernel panic.  i can go to alt-f1 beforehand and see a load of output ending in "end trace", but i can't find it anywhere in the logs.  where should i be looking?
[13:25] <Dr_Willis> seems odd.. I perfer geany..you may want to try it instead of gedit.
[13:25] <Abhi_> hmmmm
[13:25] <Abhi_> how abt emacs?
[13:25] <Dr_Willis> Abhi_:  this is linux.. use what you like
[13:25] <Gothfunc> i can't see the entirety of the output because it's gone off the screen and the machine freezes immediately after outputting
[13:25] <VSpike> Gothfunc: kernel panic is not always logged, depending on the problem I think
[13:25] <Dr_Willis> go use vi  and sed if ya want :)
[13:26] <grawity> ed
[13:26] <Abhi_> hmmm...and i also hibernate the m/c
[13:26] <VSpike> cat
[13:26] <Gothfunc> VSpike: thanks.  gah.  what the hell am i supposed to do now :/
[13:26] <Abhi_> dont shut it down..
[13:26] <gokul> if i place the mouse pointer over a mp3.. it plays..... what is the player that is used here ?
[13:26] <Abhi_> is it bad?
[13:26] <geirha> Abhi_: If you like to use keyboard combos to do all sorts of magical tasks, then emacs or vim is perfect
[13:26] <Abhi_> gierha : thanks
[13:27] <Kottizen> bye ppl :D
[13:27] <Abhi_> for the info
[13:27] <Kottizen> Abhi_: watch out for mac
[13:27] <Kottizen> it sucks
[13:27] <maxie> yeah
[13:27] <maxie> big time
[13:27] <maxie> -_-
[13:27] <Abhi_> mac?
[13:27] <maxie> and so expensive it is
[13:27] <maxie> xD
[13:28] <Abhi_> ohhh
[13:28] <Abhi_> imac?
[13:28] <mrwes> I love Whoppers over Big Macs
[13:28] <mrwes> heh
[13:28] <maxie> better build u own
[13:28] <maxie> -_-
[13:28] <maxie> :-p
[13:28] <Abhi_> i m downloading the MAC OS X right now
[13:28] <Dr_Willis> Abhi_:  why bother.
[13:28] <grawity> Abhi_: Pirate.
[13:28] <diddy> Does anybody know whether Ubuntu can be forced to use smooth scrolling instead of "incremental" scrolling for all applications?
[13:28] <Abhi_> heh ;)
[13:29] <VSpike> Gothfunc: do you only get the panic if you start X?
[13:29] <deexannihilate> I'm trying to install adobe flash player. I've done it in the past with success, but have coming across issues. I've also tried downloading it through software management but it isn't reading in Moxilla. any suggestions?
[13:30] <Gothfunc> VSpike: i can single user fine.  the kernel panic happens up to 2 minutes after the x login screen appears
[13:30] <VSpike> Gothfunc: does it hang the machine completely?
[13:30] <Gothfunc> VSpike: pasting this from earlier: i have a hp compaq dx2200, installed jaunty, it was fine until i installed restricted graphics drivers, but now it kernel panics with flashing keyboard lights within 2 minutes of the login screen.  the actual time appears to be random.
[13:31] <Gothfunc> at first i thought it was the gfx card (ati), so i replaced it with an nvidia, then installed restricted driver - and now we're back to kernel panic land.  uninstalling restricted drivers does nothing to help
[13:31] <Gothfunc> VSpike: yes
[13:31] <fumblnoob> deex: uninstall any instances of any flash player (like gnash) and sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[13:31] <maxie> i have try 2 install cabos  trough wine that works fine but the software says when i start it that i need 2 install flash player and that toungh i have do it already ,,any tip what i can do??
[13:31] <deexannihilate>  fumblnoob:  how do i uninstall?
[13:32] <VSpike> Gothfunc: out of interest, have you tried booting to normal login screen then going ctrl-alt-F1 and doing "sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop"
[13:32] <fumblnoob> deex: did you install from synaptic?
[13:32] <Gothfunc> VSpike: by the way, it was still panicking after i replaced the card - i had to install jaunty afresh.  then when i installed the restricted drivers it happened again
[13:32] <Gothfunc> VSpike: i'll try that now
[13:32] <deexannihilate> fumblnoob: yes. just click remove?
[13:32] <fumblnoob> deex: yes
[13:33] <VSpike> Gothfunc: would be interesting to see if it crashes then, because a difference between that and single user mode is that although both have no X, you'll still get all the other background services running which you don't in single mode
[13:33] <deexannihilate> fumblnoob: does it make a difference if it is remove or remove completely?
[13:33] <fumblnoob> deex: make sure you close all instances of firefox between attempts
[13:33] <maxie> anyone have a idea how get flash 2 work for wine software 2 (like frostwire and cambos??)
[13:33] <VSpike> Gothfunc: perhaps you could also change your video mode in grub to get more text on the console :)
[13:34] <Celestar> how do I kill the "auto eth0" connection from network manager?
[13:34] <Gothfunc|g1> lol
[13:34] <guest123453> hi
[13:34] <dvinchi666> iam compiling kernel isthat correct
[13:34] <dvinchi666> # make-kpkg --initrd binary??????
[13:34] <fumblnoob> deex: remove should be enough
[13:34] <Celestar> or kill the networkmanager totally and revert to a manual IP config. I need to prevent my system from using DHCP
[13:34] <dvinchi666> is correct
[13:34] <guest123453> how do understand my laptop use infrared ? on ubuntu?
[13:35] <deexannihilate> fumblnoob: now go back to terminal and use sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[13:35] <deexannihilate> ?
[13:35] <serp> celestar: there are settings to set your ip manually from within the network manager
[13:35] <nsahoo> hi, what are some good adblocking proxies? I am considerring privoxy, but, want to know more about the options
[13:35] <fumblnoob> deex: yes
[13:36] <Abhi_> C ya all l8r!
[13:36] <Celestar> serp: yes. I have added a manual connection
[13:36] <Celestar> serp: however, I cannot remove the "auto eth0" connection, and that one is used first.
[13:36] <michele> salve a tutti, mi sapete dire se le chiavi internet (di vari gestori di telefonia) sono funzionanti con ubuntu?
[13:36] <Kottizen> serp: oh hey :D
[13:36] <Celestar> *sigh*
[13:36] <Gothfunc|g1> vspike: stopped it.  waiting to see what happens now
[13:36] <sol931> !it | michele
[13:36] <dvinchi666> # make-kpkg --initrd binary??????
[13:36] <ntoll> hi, any pointers for Jaunty dual monitor setup - I just can't get the damn thing to work
[13:36] <dvinchi666> is correct?
[13:36] <VSpike> Gothfunc|g1: ok
[13:37] <fumblnoob> deex: after you do that do a killall firefox to make sure no firefox processes are running, then start firefox and give it a shot
[13:37] <serp> Celestar, edit the auto eth0 and uncheck "Connect Automatically"
[13:37] <Gothfunc|g1> vspike: ok it still does it.  i think i might be able to get it to write the logs by disabling caching
[13:37] <Celestar> serp: the edit button is greyed out :P
[13:37] <Celestar> serp: hence my problem ;)
[13:38] <serp> Celestar, sorry I must have missed that
[13:38] <danbhfive> Celestar: is there an unlock button?
[13:38] <ventti> Kottizen - another wget question :)
[13:38] <lb_> !jp | lb_
[13:38] <Celestar> danbhfive: negative on the unlock button
[13:38] <Kottizen> ventti: oh :d
[13:38] <VSpike> Gothfunc|g1: interesting. so it's not X related then.  Have you got magic sysrq enabled?  Does it work?
[13:38] <serp> Celestar, as a workaround you could just edit the auto eth0 and set your manual ip in it.. instead of making a new
[13:39] <Kottizen> ventti: what
[13:39] <Kottizen> ?
[13:39] <Celestar> serp: the edit button is still greyed out ;)
[13:39] <VSpike> Gothfunc|g1: have you got a winmodem or something similar?
[13:39] <Gothfunc> VSpike: isn't it enabled by default?
[13:39] <VSpike> Gothfunc: I forget :)
[13:39] <Gothfunc> VSpike: i did try sysrq but got nothing
[13:39] <ose> how do I extract an archive with root permissions?
[13:39] <ventti> i have proxy sorted in gnome preferences. in using wget do i have to tell wget to use proxy or will it see it automatically?
[13:39] <Celestar> serp: I'm considering just removing the dhcp-client package, but I'd rather not to.
[13:42] <Kottizen> ventti: it will see it by auto :)
[13:43] <Kottizen> all connection from your computer will be using the proxy
[13:43] <Severity1> Celestar, do you find an "unlock button somewhere inside the gui window?"
[13:44] <Celestar> serp: or doing "chmod a-x `which dhclient`" or something.
[13:44] <Celestar> I'm just wondering why I cannot remove the autoeth0 conn, or do anything with it for that matter.
[13:45] <Gothfunc> VSpike: i can't see any modem ports on the back
[13:45] <sol931> Celestar: maybe you want to try wicd instead of network manager.
[13:47] <VSpike> Gothfunc: worth seeing if it's enabled first
[13:48] <VSpike> Gothfunc: IIRC cat /proc/sys/kernel/sysrq
[13:49] <bahh> I need help to create partitions with fdisk. I get error 16 while tapying w
[13:49] <danielle> hello
[13:50] <Celestar> Severity1: nope not at all.
[13:50] <Celestar> can I somehow run the networkmanager frontend as superuser?
[13:50] <Celestar> hm ..
[13:50] <Celestar> it works as root :>
[13:50] <Celestar> thanks guys ;)
[13:50] <maodun> any networking gurus here?
[13:50] <cole> ok
[13:50] <bahh> I need help to create partitions with fdisk. I get error 16 while tapying w. My fdisk http://paste.linuxassist.net/214971
[13:50] <danielle> i have a problem
[13:50] <CopyWriter__> specifically how do i allow ubuntu server to manage a new domain?
[13:50] <Celestar> maodun: meta-question ;)
[13:50] <Gothfunc> VSpike: found this http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/how-to-diagnose-kernel-panic-cause-538024/ :o
[13:50] <serp> Celestar, You could manually edit the "/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/Auto eth0" file
[13:50] <ascheel> Anybody know of any issues with having 2 wifi adapters?  Will the system handle the drivers just fine for each one?  I'm looking to replace an internal 802.11g adapter with a USB 802.11n adapter and want to make sure it's working before I yank the g adapter.  If I install an ndiswrapper for the new USB one, the old one will work just fine with the standard driver, correct?
[13:50] <deexannihilate> fumblnoob: it works. thanks!!
[13:50] <fumblnoob> deex: excellent, glad to help
[13:50] <deexannihilate> ascheel: is your last name scheel?
[13:50] <awaad> when I use ssh to connect from remote pc to my ubuntu laptop the following message appears
[13:50] <awaad> ssh: connect to host 192.168.1.5 port 22: Connection refused
[13:50] <ascheel> deexannihilate: it is, but that's OT
[13:50] <awaad> How can I solve this problem
[13:50] <awaad> ??
[13:50] <deexannihilate> ascheel: weird.
[13:51] <serp> awaad, do you have port 22 opened in your firewall.. and do you have sshd turned on as a service?
[13:51] <Gothfunc> VSpike: ah, looks like i can't get the logs to work after all then...
[13:51] <ventti> Kottizen - thanks :)
[13:51] <ascheel> awaad: ssh isn't listening on port 22 (if at all)
[13:51] <danbhfive> ascheel: Why not get an atheros card?  Wifi drivers are pretty good
[13:51] <ascheel> danbhfive: because I am currently using an Atheros, but the USB one I have currently isn't Atheros.  That's the new one going in.
[13:51] <danielle> i am new to ubuntu, and i just installed a lot of stuff, compiz, and what not, but now whenever i grab the uppermost colored bar of firefox or any other window ubuntu locks up, i tweaked the transparency settings i think that is the problem, its a dell inspiron laptop, anyone had a similar problem o know any workarounds
[13:51] <danielle> or^
[13:51] <Gothfunc> VSpike: i've tried noacpi, and disabling some things in the bios, neither helped
[13:51] <danbhfive> ascheel: if you are worried about testing it out, I think you should be fine
 i have a proble isthta correct "make-kpkg --initrd binary" ???????
 i have a proble isthta correct "make-kpkg --initrd binary" ???????
[13:51] <awaad> serp , ascheel : I tried to make   sudo iptables -F
[13:51] <awaad> serp , ascheel : But it didn't work
[13:51] <ascheel> danbhfive: good point.  :)  If it doesn't work, then no harm done
[13:51] <sol931> danielle: disable compiz temporarily -    metacity --replace   and check again
[13:51] <mr_boo> hi
[13:51] <awaad> serp , ascheel : I can do ssh from my ubuntu laptop to connect to any remote system
[13:51] <mr_boo> is the XFX Radeon HD4850 supposed to work with ubuntu?
[13:51] <awaad> serp, ascheel : But I can't connect to it from a remote system
[13:51] <sol931> Celestar: because Network Manager isnt so good... i prefer wicd.
[13:51] <serp> awaad, connecting from your laptop you are using the ssh client... to connect to it you need the sshd service started
[13:51] <danbhfive> ascheel: but they should work side by side I believe too
[13:51] <awaad> serp : How can I start sshd service ?
[13:51] <danielle> ok will try, rebooting now, do you know where the transparency settings are i changed them and forgot where they were
 apt-get install ssh
[13:51] <fumblnoob> awaad: sudo service ssh start
[13:51] <serp> awaad, System/Administration/Services in your menus
[13:51] <mr_boo> aren't the fglrx driver supposed to work equally with all Radeon cards?
[13:51] <mrwes> awaad, sudo /etc/init.d/sshd start
 /etc/init.d/sshd start
[13:51] <mrwes> :)
[13:51] <fumblnoob> any of those :)
[13:51] <sol931> awaad: check, if sshd is running and if your firewall blocks port 22.    sudo /etc/init.d/sshd restart   (maybe ssh restart)   and   sudo iptables -L
[13:51] <Celestar> serp: I've done it as root
 telnet localhost 22
[13:51] <mrwes> sol931, well if it's a fresh install, port 22 will definitely not be blocked by iptables
 telnet ip-publica 22
 telnet ip-public 22
[13:51] <awaad> Thanks every body
[13:51] <awaad> It works fine now
[13:51] <mrwes> telnet is not secure
[13:51] <serp> he was just checking to see if the port was open
[13:51] <mrwes> ahh
[13:51] <mrwes> k
[13:51] <Celestar> serp: seems to work now ;)
[13:51] <mrwes> serp he could have just pinged the port no?
[13:51] <mrwes> heh
[13:51] <serp> no
[13:51] <serp> you ping a machine.. not a port
[13:51] <Severity1> it wont give the same results
[13:51] <Severity1> ping just checks if the machines connectivity is up
[13:51] <mrwes> k
 telnet ip-public 22
 for the 2 tings
[13:51] <serp> dvinchi666, he got it working already..
[13:51] <sol931> mrwes: sshd isnt installed by default, either, right?   sudo apt-get install openssh-server   awaad
[13:51] <mr_boo> does the brand of the Radeon card matter in ubuntu?
[13:51] <mrwes> sol931, right, and the client too :P
[13:51] <sol931> mrwes: the client should be installed
[13:51] <mrwes> sol931, oh? Ok...I'm gonna sit my ass back down :)
[13:51] <mr_boo> is there a way to tell how i should install my new Radeon HD4850 card in ubuntu?
[13:51] <mr_boo> any tips/tricks?
[13:51] <Severity1> Celestar, it should but be careful when doing that
[13:51] <maodun> ok, i'll be more specific
[13:51] <sol931> Celestar: you probably can (i dont know how), but if you did, you wouldn't have found the real problem. I'd suggest you keep researching the problem
[13:51] <Severity1> if you are running gui apps as root better use gksudo
[13:51] <serp> Celestar, great.. for some reason it didn't ask you for sudo password when you started it before?
[13:51] <Severity1> but still ye hafta be careful running roots
[13:52] <mr_boo> hope the XFX Radeon HD4850 is supposed to work with ubuntu
[13:52] <sol931> mr_boo: google for the radeon page on ubuntu.com, i remember seeing a list there
[13:52] <mr_boo> sol931: many thanks buddy
[13:52] <Polysics> hi all
[13:52] <therobot> Hi, I've been mangling a little bit wiht apt, I am trying to install ruby-elisp (ubuntu hardy) and I get no results from apt-cache search ruby-elisp, any clues?
[13:52] <serp> mr_boo,  i don't think brand will matter.. maybe chipset though
[13:53] <mr_boo> serp: i see
[13:53] <maodun> i have a vpn connection from my laptop in china to a server in the us. the vpn connection is properly tunnelling most of my requests, but dsn resolution is leaking
[13:53] <Polysics> noob question of the day: how do i know if/which ports are open on my machine? both TCP and UDP
[13:53] <Polysics> machine is mine so i can run commands internally
[13:53] <mrwes> wow! touchy bot this morning -- cuz I said a s s ?
[13:53] <danielle> sol931 thanks i think that resolved it
[13:53] <Paavi2_0> !u | mrwes
[13:53] <Kottizen> ass
[13:54] <mrwes> I used U? where
[13:54] <Polysics> i don't even know what "ne1" means, since i'm not native English :-)
[13:54] <Polysics> anyone?
[13:54] <mrwes> wtf -- come on guys
[13:54] <maodun> this is because /etc/resolv.conf contains ips to chinese name servers - i want to be able to access the name servers that my server is talking to 10.0.80.11, 10.0.80.12 - my server is located at 10.8.0.1
[13:54] <RevTy> what's up
[13:54] <Paavi2_0> mrwes: try to read it better..."cuz" falls into the same category
[13:54] <RevTy> maybe i can help
[13:54] <sol931> danielle: well... now you got to find out, why compiz was crashing... you have the real compiz-config installed? try to disable the appropriate plugins and check, if youre lucky. I suggest you install fusion-icon, so you can reload the wm easier.
[13:54] <eurythmia> Polysics, "ne1" means "anyone" ... but if somebody ever uses that, you should tell them where ti stick it.
[13:55] <Polysics> i will make sure to
[13:55] <maodun> but i can't ping 10.0.80.11 from my laptop. what do i need to add in my routing table to be able to do so.
[13:55] <eurythmia> s/ti/to
[13:55] <TyInformal> eurythmia, please don't be ugly here :(
[13:55] <Celestar> ne1 wna play w/ me? :P
[13:55] <mrwes> ahh.....I used cuz because it's a habit
[13:55] <mrwes> I'll try harder not to do that
[13:55] <Paavi2_0> mrwes: break the habit then!
[13:55] <eurythmia> TyInformal, I was trying to leave it up to the imagination ... your fault for having an ugly imagination ;)
[13:55] <Polysics> SMS are the bane of a generation in all languages
[13:55] <TyInformal> oh
[13:55] <mrwes> and that deserves a ban???????
[13:55] <mrwes> sigh...
[13:55] <TyInformal> what
[13:55] <Polysics> italian schoolkids use SMS-speak in their written tests...
[13:55] <eurythmia> Polysics, I think it started with IM
[13:56] <serp> You are judged by your text in text based communication
[13:56] <TyInformal> we should be tolerant of those who can't
[13:56] <TyInformal> achieve a level of
[13:56] <eurythmia> ... and carried over into SMS
[13:56] <Polysics> anyway, how do i know which ports are open on a machine i own?
[13:56] <bahh> I need help to create partitions with fdisk. I get error 16 while tapying w. My fdisk http://paste.linuxassist.net/214971
[13:56] <Polysics> can't probe all of them by hand :-)
[13:56] <eurythmia> Polysics, you can run nmap against your localhost
[13:56] <TyInformal> communicational simplicity
[13:56] <danbhfive> Polysics: iptables
[13:56] <grawity> !ot
[13:57] <TyInformal> that does away with
[13:57] <mrwes> Polysics, try a scan at shieldsUp!
[13:57] <sol931> mrwes: In a channel with many non-native english speakers, its a good idea to watch for correct spelling and not to make certain jokes, which could lead to data loss ;-)
[13:57] <Polysics> it's a server machine so i have no browser
[13:57] <eurythmia> Polysics, er ... "nmap -sS -P0 localhost" will show you all your local ports, and running "nmap -sS -P0 <IP ADDRESS>" will sho you all of the ports opened to remote hosts.
[13:57] <serp> Polysics, you can use netstat or nmap
[13:57] <client03> dd
[13:57] <mrwes> sol931, I'm not arguing that point -- I understand it
[13:57] <eurythmia> serp, ooh, netstat ... why didn't I think of that one? :/
[13:58] <Polysics> eurythmia, will that show UDP ports too?
[13:58] <TyInformal> communication itself
[13:58] <TyInformal> for
[13:58] <eurythmia> Polysics, yes.
[13:58] <TyInformal> to successfully communicate is to destroy the need to communicate
[13:59] <Pici> TyInformal: Please, this is not ubuntu related, could you please move the discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic ?
[13:59] <fantasticle> TyInformal: or to temporarily drain it
[13:59] <richardcavell_> Hey guys, some of us on Karmic are having problems with the new network manager update.  Is anyone on Jaunty having that problem today?
[13:59] <Polysics> ok, all ports are closed, now i need to find out how to open them. is there any decent command-line fron-end for firewalls?
[13:59] <TyInformal> ok Pici
[14:00] <eurythmia> Polysics, sorry ... -sS is a SYN/ACK scan ... -sU will scan UDP
[14:00] <nibbler_> Polysics: you want to open your netfilter firewall?
[14:00] <CopyWriter__> how do i set up ubuntu as a domain manager
[14:00] <CopyWriter__> a primary domain manager
[14:00] <danbhfive> !iptables | Polysics
[14:00] <grawity> eurythmia: -sT is connect() scan, the simplest one.
[14:00] <bahh> I need help to create partitions with fdisk. I get error 16 while tapying w. My fdisk http://paste.linuxassist.net/214971
[14:01] <eurythmia> grawity, I usually use -sS when I run my scans ... I don't know why really ... maybe just habit.
[14:01] <sol931> CopyWriter__: i think it is the winbind daemon, maybe samba can do the job, too. Maybe Google for "how to linux domain server" or something similar, there should be plenty of tutorials
[14:01] <mrwes> Polysics, use ufw and the GUI gufw, both are in the repositories
[14:01] <CopyWriter__> thanks sol931
[14:02] <nibbler_> bahh: i cannot see the error on this post
[14:02] <bahh> nibbler_, I know.. that's just a fdisk
[14:02] <nibbler_> bahh: nice harddisks, then...
[14:03] <bahh> nibbler_, I had a grub error 18 so I decided to format my ext3 partition
[14:03] <robertj> how do I set the ip address for ppp0?
[14:03] <Halabund> I am trying to purge all proxy settings in Ubuntu.  I disabled using a proxy for all users in System -> Preferences -> Network proxy, but the HTTP_PROXY environment variable still gets set.  How can I figure out where/why it gets set?
[14:03] <robertj> I installed pptpd and I've just about got things going, but need to get it from 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.3.1
[14:03] <bahh> nibbler_, but now I can't see the partitions with gparted...
[14:03] <sol93> robertj: shouldn't a ppp adapter get it's IP address via DHCP? Do you have a reason, why you want to do it yourself?
[14:04] <nibbler_> bahh: if the disk is not in use, maybe use dd, cat or whatever to overwrite the first few kb of the device and then repartition
[14:04] <sol93> robertj: i see... forget my question
[14:04] <eurythmia> so ... since amarok 2 just sucks, can anybody suggest a good music jukebox app ... preferrably one that uses Qt ?
[14:04] <robertj> sol93: np, I'm still very green behind the ears on this
[14:05] <serp> eurythmia, i'm not really a fan of any of them avail in linux at the moment... ui design seems to be a lost art
[14:21] <c0mrade> hello
[14:21] <c0mrade> what's up
[14:23] <Guest74577> !universe
[14:23] <erUSUL> Guest74577: do not bother the bot is on the other side of the split ;P
[14:23] <maodun> sol93: currently I'm trying to pipe my DNS requests over the openvpn connection - and my DNS servers are located at 10.0.80.11 and 10.0.80.12, should more specific information is useful.
[14:23] <maodun> sol93: OK, I can keep digging, I've just been scratching my head for a while. Thanks for the help!
[14:24] <sol93> maodun: if the machine can ping the DNS, it should be able to use the service. Looks like you still need the proper routes. I am not an firewall expert, so i cant help much more.
[14:24] <maodun> sol93: Ah, ok, thanks!
[14:25] <Guest74577> erUSUL, danbhfive, nevyn : thanks
[14:26] <sol93> that's a lot of net splits for one single hour!
[14:26] <zachary> hello, the ubuntu installer keeps crashing on me
[14:26] <sol93> zachary: please give more details, error messages, if possible
[14:26] <MaskedDriver> zachary, have you checked the disc for errors?
[14:27] <sol93> zachary: checking the integrity is a very excellent idea... the installer should never crash, i think
[14:27] <zachary> sol93 there are no errors, it just closes, like much of the applications shipped with ubuntu :|
[14:27] <zachary> and I've checked the integrity
[14:27] <MaskedDriver> zachary, are you running the LiveCD and installing from there, or booting directly into the installer?
[14:27] <sol93> zachary: try to look in the logs, maybe you get a hint there... tail -n 100 /var/log/syslog
[14:29] <MaskedDriver> zachary, and at what point in the installation does it crash?
[14:29] <MSSkyo> Bonjour tout le monde, voila j'essaye de controler mon serveur par le biais d'une interface php. Pour ce faire j'utilise donc ceci: echo exec('mkdir dossier'); malheuresement ceci ne marche pas. Que dois je faire ?
[14:29] <cool-boy> hi
[14:29] <sol93> MaskedDriver: window suddenly closing sounds strange... could that be a broken driver?
[14:29] <c0mrade> whats the topic here?
[14:29] <zachary> I'm going to be right back
[14:29] <sol93> !fr | MSSkyo
[14:30] <Pazy> Is anyone able to help with this problem. I have to use Ndiswrapper to use my wireless USB adaptor and it works great except everytime I log in I need to open a terminal and run "sudo modprobe ndiswrapper" for it to work. Does anyone know why this is and can I automate it so its easier for me and other people using my computer?
[14:30] <MaskedDriver> sol93, I'm not sure... I have never had an issue installing... I've had issues AFTER install with drivers
[14:30] <sol93> what's with the !fr code?
[14:30] <grep-grail> does anyone know how to change the size of the gdmflexiserver in Xnest?
[14:30] <grawity> sol93: The bot is probably on the other side of a netsplit.
[14:30] <fumblnoob> doh, no ubottu
[14:30] <grawity> sol93: yep, it just joined.
[14:30] <fumblnoob> it is
[14:30] <grawity> (Mental note: Ignore joins/parts.)
[14:30] <eurythmia> yish ... I have the banshee unstable launchpad added in my sources.list, and "apt-cache search banshee" yields one banshee package, and several other extensions/unrelated packages. When I install it, though, it's only the 1.4.3 version, not the 1.5.x in the launchpad repo. How do I fix this (i.e. install the newer version)?
[14:30] <suigeneris> !fr | MSSkyo
[14:30] <nibbler_> Pazy: put ndiswrapper in /etc/modules
[14:31] <Pazy> nibbler_:  What file do I actually put in there?
[14:31] <maxie> someone know a good files recovery software for 9.04??
[14:31] <eurythmia> maxie, rsync
[14:31] <JPZ> Hello everyone, I need help with an issue regarding nautilus. I did 2 file transfers to a network drive ( of about 2GB each) yesterday. Today I notice that the file transfer window is locked, blank, and nautilus is using lots of CPU recources. I've rebooted and still no changes n cpu consumption. Any ideas? Running ubuntu 8.10
[14:31] <nibbler_> Pazy: edit this file, add a line that says "ndiswrapper" like in: echo ndiswrapper >> /etc/modules
[14:31] <c0mrade> try data recovery linux build maxie
[14:32] <grep-grail> does anyone know how to change the size of the gdmflexiserver in Xnest?
[14:32] <maxie> c0mrade:where do i find that???
[14:32] <maxie> xD
[14:32] <sol93> I want those netsplits to stop... that's annyoing
[14:32] <sipior> JPZ: what do you mean by "lots of CPU resources"?
[14:32] <c0mrade> well i will arrange it for you maxie
[14:32] <Zajkos> Siema
[14:32] <JPZ> sipior, sry, meant to write its using 100% of cpu
[14:32] <c0mrade> i have it in my USB and its with one of my friend
[14:33] <Pazy> nibbler_: Ive added "Sudo modprobe ndiswrapper" but will it ask me for my password a second time everytime I log in now to execute this command?
[14:33] <BusMaster> hi, I have normal user access to an ubuntu box running a webserver. I tried to install dokuwiki, and the install created some file with user/group set to www-data. Now I can't delete those file. any idea how I can get rid of them without contacting the admin?
[14:33] <sipior> JPZ: you've verified this in top? could you pastebin some top output?
[14:33] <JPZ> sure, one sec
[14:33] <c0mrade> i will give it to you tommorow for sure
[14:33] <c0mrade> will it be fine maxie
[14:33] <nibbler_> Pazy: just the word "ndiswrapper". the file isprocessed during startup, and all mentioned modules will be loaded
[14:33] <maxie> guess so
[14:33] <maxie> tough i needet it today -_
[14:33] <maxie> but guess i have 2 wint
[14:33] <maxie> xD
[14:34] <JPZ> sipior, http://pastebin.com/d46c44dc
[14:34] <Pazy> nibbler_: Ah that makes sense, thanks for your help. Ill now go reset to make sure its working correctly.
[14:34] <sisif> Hello guys. Quick question: what are the chances of me playing WOW on a notebook with ATI HD 2400XT , Intel C2D 2.2 GHZ and 2 Gigs of ram ?
[14:34] <unr3a1> hey all
[14:34] <c0mrade> ok wait i need to find it out juzz 2 mins ok maxie
[14:34] <Amnesia> hi, is there anyone who knows whether grub2 is able to loopback non grml based iso's?
[14:34] <PointMan> How can I install qmail in hardy?
[14:34] <grep-grail> sol93: to at least make the splits invisible, use pidgin with the Join/Part Hiding plugin
[14:34] <awaad> Hey, I want a good programe to record my ubuntu desktop as a video ??
[14:34] <PointMan> i cant find any release candidates
[14:34] <maxie> ok
[14:34] <nibbler_> sisif: if you have fglrx running, could work very well
[14:34] <unr3a1> just curious if firefox 3.5 has replaced 3.0 in Ubuntu yet, or if Mozilla still wants them to run side by side
[14:34] <sipior> JPZ: could you show the top lines as well? also, did the file transfer you mentioned complete?
[14:34] <unr3a1> ?
[14:34] <brde> hello....need help....forgot password for an old laptop with old version of ubuntu...unable to complete new version install
[14:34] <danbhfive> !screencast | awaad
[14:34] <Pici> !ff35 | unr3a1
[14:35] <sol93> grep-grail: thanks, thats very useful
[14:35] <Amnesia> hi, is there anyone who knows whether grub2 is able to loopback non grml based iso's?
[14:35] <maxie> no need c0mrade i found one
[14:35] <maxie> ^_^
[14:35] <maxie> but thx anyway
[14:35] <JPZ> sipior, http://pastebin.com/d27f81cc0
[14:35] <maxie> ^^_
[14:35] <unr3a1> Pici, so it still does not take the place of firefox 3.0
[14:35] <Josie> Hey guys, I've got a webserver here running Jaunty, and apache seems to be destroying the server completely (It eats all the resources as soon as a network connection is availible), any suggestions?
[14:35] <sol93> grep-grail: although it's buggy, Pidgin is my preferred IRC app
[14:35] <sisif> nibbler_ : I do have it. I play Urban Terror daily, but that is buid on Q3 engine ..
[14:35] <Pici> unr3a1: No, it does not.
[14:35] <c0mrade> maxie try stellar datarecovery soft
[14:36] <c0mrade> it might help you buddy
[14:36] <sol93> Josie: what kind of ressources? bandwidth, ram, cpu?
[14:36] <unr3a1> Pici, any reason as to why they did that?
[14:36] <PointMan> i cant install qmail on hardy using aptitude?
[14:36] <maxie> ok thx again c0mrade
[14:36] <maxie> ^_^
[14:37] <c0mrade> or you can try rescubuntu a great utility for ubuntu
[14:37] <awaad> danbhfive,ubottu : Thanks a lot, I need also some programe that makes my desktop viewed in other computers connected in the same network
[14:37] <Josie> sol93, 2.8ghz, 1gb ram, 30mb/s down, 5mb/s up.
[14:37] <sipior> JPZ: i assume "garbage" is a known user :-)
[14:37] <maxie> ok
[14:37] <brde> is there a way to recover lost logon password
[14:37] <sol93> Josie: what ressources are eaten? the bare metal??
[14:37] <JPZ> sipior, yes
[14:37] <c0mrade> what system are you using sol 93?
[14:37] <Pici> unr3a1: Because ff3.5 is a new release, not an update to the 3.0.x branch. see http://is.gd/1reB3 as well.
[14:37] <danbhfive> awaad: maybe you want a vnc client/server
[14:38] <sol93> c0mrade: huh? why?
[14:38] <Amnesia> hi, is there anyone who knows whether grub2 is able to loopback non grml based iso's?
[14:38] <Pici> !password | brde
[14:38] <JPZ> sipior, its been like this ever since I did that big file transfer to a WIN network share
[14:38] <mAritz> hey. i'm trying to install bugzilla3 on my ubuntu. install went fine and db is set up (checked via phpmyadmin) but i can't browse to the bugzilla. http://localhost/cgi-bin/bugzilla3 gives me a "permission denied". what can i do?
[14:38] <Josie> sol93, As soon as connectivity is establish, apache2 processes spring up and make the server unusable.
[14:38] <c0mrade> oh sorry i mean brde what system are u running
[14:38] <sisif> nibbler_ : any ideea, a score of ~580.000 PFS in flg_glxgears is enough for a decent WOW game play ?
[14:38] <PointMan> no takers on how to install qmail in hardy? :-/
[14:39] <unr3a1> Pici, I suppose.  Do you use 3.5 or 3.0?
[14:39] <sipior> JPZ: if you kill and restart nautilus, does it run normally? also, you might try turning off snort temporarily to help isolate the problem.
[14:39] <c0mrade> why don't you go for pidgin pointman??
[14:39] <nibbler_> sisif: just try it
[14:39] <sol93> Josie: hmm... no idea... sounds like a broken setup... if nobody else in here can help, you could try #httpd
[14:39] <sisif> nibbler_ : wine, i suppose ..
[14:39] <nibbler_> sisif: yep
[14:39] <c0mrade> brde: you forgot password??
[14:39] <Amnesia> hi, is there anyone who knows whether grub2 is able to loopback non grml based iso's?
[14:39] <PointMan> c0mrade: hmm? the irc client?
[14:39] <awaad> danbhfive : thanks a lot
[14:39] <JPZ> sipior, no, it goes to 40% then kicks to 100% after a few mins. the same with a reboot.
[14:39] <Pici> unr3a1: 3.0 and the nightly
[14:40] <c0mrade> yeah pointman that works great
[14:40] <sipior> JPZ: does turning off snort help?
[14:40] <Josie> Thank you sol93, I'ma try tweaking some stuff and disabling some unused modules and see if that helps.
[14:40] <PointMan> c0mrade: i dont follow, how is it related to qmail?
[14:40] <JPZ> sipior, on it, one sec
[14:40] <unr3a1> Pici, the nightly?  Never heard of that one... google here I come... lol
[14:40] <zachary> is there a way to install ubuntu without burning another disk, because apparently I must have burnt a bad copy, and that was my last CDR?
[14:40] <c0mrade> i thought its gmail sorry for that
[14:40] <Pici> !install > zroysch
[14:41] <Pici> zroysch: sorry, mistab
[14:41] <fumblnoob> sisif: I believe ctrl-r will show you the FPS you are getting in WoW
[14:41] <cyberghoser1> zachary, you can install it through usb if your comp can start from it
[14:41] <Pici> !install > zachary
[14:41] <c0mrade> you can try for package sudo apt-get install qmail
[14:41] <damdam> é
[14:41] <damdam> é?
[14:41] <damdam> &?
[14:41] <c0mrade> pintman :it might help you
[14:41] <damdam> .
[14:41] <Pici> damdam: Do you have a question?
[14:41] <PointMan> c0mrade: doesnt work in hardy, thats why I came here
[14:41] <damdam> no sorry just starting with irssi
[14:41] <damdam> :/
[14:42] <c0mrade> ahmm ok wait a min
[14:42] <Pici> damdam: This is a support channel, please /join ##somethingelse  to test :)
[14:42] <zachary> I'm going to do the install via CD image on hard disk
[14:42] <cyberghoser1> is there a good alternative to emerald? because blur+emerald is slowing down other effects
[14:42] <suigeneris> I can't print from firefox
[14:42] <damdam>  Pici: u're right i m doing it right now
[14:42] <JPZ> sipior, done, I stopped snort and then killed nautilus. seems like its fixed. the large file transfer must have been a coincidence then O.o
[14:43] <JPZ> sipior, the file transfer windows were frozen, so I assumed wrong.
[14:43] <sipior> JPZ: yeah, maybe. if you restart snort, does the behaviour resume?
[14:43] <JPZ> sipior, I'm trying that right now, lets see
[14:44] <unr3a1> Pici, one more thing.. so you don't like 3.5?
[14:45] <c0mrade> pointman: try sudo apt-get install qmail-src
[14:45] <PointMan> c0mrade: E: Package qmail-src has no installation candidate
[14:45] <om26er> how to change fast forward interval in totem
[14:46] <c0mrade> ok wait i am not a qmail user but let me find the solution just  2 mins
[14:46] <JPZ> sipior, started, thus far seems to be all good. I'm lost as to what it could have been.
[14:46] <om26er> !gstreamer
[14:46] <PointMan> linuxman410: i was hoping to find a solution without patching etc
[14:46] <linuxman410> ok
[14:46] <c0mrade> pointman: if i am not wrong is a debian package right?
[14:47] <sipior> JPZ: no telling with nautilus, i'm afraid :-) at least you have a solution of sorts, should the problem reappear.
[14:47] <Pici> unr3a1: I'm running Karmic here and waiting for 3.5 to get promoted to the default, so I haven't changed my preferences from using 3.0.
[14:47] <PointMan> c0mrade: its a package yes but hardy doesnt have access tp it
[14:47] <suigeneris> I can't print from firefox. please help me
[14:47] <JPZ> sipior, thanks for the support, much apreciated. I'll keep an eye on it and try to check how the log sizes are doing.
[14:47] <unr3a1> Pici... hmmm... thanks for the input.  much appreciated
[14:48] <c0mrade> pointman: i got the solution
[14:48] <fumblnoob> suigeneris: what kind of printer do you have?
[14:48] <PointMan> c0mrade: yes?
[14:48] <fumblnoob> suigeneris: can you print from other applications?
[14:49] <blackbeard> @ Gnea thank you installed thunar. it was the answer to my problems... once i get a hold of fluxbox will completely uninstall gnome. thank you once again
[14:49] <c0mrade> pointman: install postfix its name has been changed in ubuntu but it works same as that of qmail
[14:49] <suigeneris> fumblnoob, canon lbp3360 and yes
[14:49] <sebastien__> turboprint is a good programm to print with many printers
[14:49] <PointMan> c0mrade: um postfix != qmail
[14:49] <sebastien__> http://www.turboprint.info/
[14:49] <c0mrade> yes
[14:49] <PointMan> no im saying its not the same thing
[14:50] <legend2440> i am considering using ext4. i use partimage for backups now but partimage doesn't support ext4. will dd work with ext4? or is there something better?
[14:50] <c0mrade> try it out thats how you can use qmail over here on ubuntu
[14:50] <pepperjack> legend2440: dd | gz will work yeah. thats my typical solution anyway
[14:51] <legend2440> pepperjack: thanks
[14:51] <kelli> can anyone tell me hoe to make a live disc for a number of small disrtos
[14:51] <pepperjack> !backup | legend2440 may also help
[14:51] <pepperjack> kelli: unetbootin
[14:51] <c0mrade> let me explain the problem is ubuntu don't have any package for qmail but it has something like postfix instead of qmail
[14:51] <kelli> ?
[14:51] <PointMan> c0mrade: sorry i dont need postfix, the question is how to install qmail
[14:52] <pepperjack> kelli: or sorry. are you trying to make your own live distro?
[14:52] <PointMan> c0mrade: well then you didnt answer my question :)
[14:52] <kelli> yes
[14:52] <fumblnoob> suigeneris: are you sure you are selecting the correct printer in firefox? (had to ask)
[14:52] <legend2440> if i do switch to ext4 can i still use grub? or do i have to use grub2?
[14:52] <c0mrade> here is a link you can find solution to your problem
[14:52] <kelli> with lots of small distros
[14:52] <suigeneris> fumblnoob, I have only one printer
[14:53] <pepperjack> kelli: unetbootin may not be what you want exactly.  i dont know if you've used it before but it basically just allows you to provide it with a cd iso and then installs that to a usb for ya
[14:53] <fumblnoob> hrm
[14:53] <cyberghoser1> PointMan, did you read here ? : http://www.paralipsis.org/2006/03/ubuntu-qmail-howto/
[14:53] <erUSUL> PointMan: from source
[14:53] <sol93> legend2440: i'd be careful with ext4, can crash... you don't need grub2... i'd suggest you try it on a test machine first
[14:53] <c0mrade> http://forum.qmailrocks.org/showthread.php?t=5616
[14:53] <PointMan> cyberghoser1: yeah but this is a production environment, i dont want to rely on custom patches :p
[14:53] <sol93> legend2440: test-hard drive, i meant
[14:54] <legend2440> sol93: ok thanks
[14:54] <kelli> i have made a live disk but only for one distro
[14:54] <c0mrade> pointman try the link i gave you
[14:54] <erUSUL> PointMan: qmial has been unmaintained for years you *need* third party patches
[14:54] <pepperjack> kelli: some other fellas in #ubuntu-offtopic may have better advise
[14:54] <PointMan> c0mrade: that doesnt deal with qmail but with postfix, i cant use that
[14:55] <grifo74> :-D
[14:56] <c0mrade> ok sorry i was not able to help you Pointman
[14:56] <PointMan> c0mrade: its ok i guess, thanks anyways
[14:56] <cyberghoser1> PointMan, here maybe? http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/ubuntu-help/85484-help-installing-qmail.html
[14:57] <sque> dpkg -i --force-depends installs dependencies too?
[14:57] <nick> hello?
[14:57] <nick> i need help
[14:57] <B1OS> is Webmin like cPanel?
[14:58] <TheGuyUpstairs> Go to it Nick.  What kind of help do you need
[14:58] <sol93> !ask | nick
[14:58] <Guest63727> okay
[14:58] <Guest63727> umm
[14:58] <Guest63727> yeah sorry
[14:58] <Guest63727> umm
[14:58] <FloodBot3> Guest63727: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:58] <grep-grail> still can't get my xnest to change size...
[14:59] <Guest63727> i set up ubuntu to dual boot with windows xp but when i try to reboot windows all it says is that its starting up... and thats it black screen
[14:59] <sol93> Guest63727: how did you install Ubuntu?
[15:00] <nick1452158> i had a friend install it
[15:00] <nick1452158> he told me that it should all work fine
[15:00] <sol93> nick1452158: did he use the normal live cd for installing?
[15:00] <nick1452158> yeah
[15:00] <nick1452158> he used the cd
[15:00] <sol93> nick1452158: i dont see how that could affect your windows. Maybe your XP has a problem independent from the install?
[15:00] <fumblnoob> suigeneris: you could try a different driver, here are some: http://tinyurl.com/nbqgan
[15:01] <B1OS> is Webmin like cPanel?
[15:01] <Gothfunc> the last hd i had in this machine started growling whenever i used virtualbox, it would freeze the machine for minutes at a time until it just hung, then eventually the hd died.  i replaced it, and now a few months down the line it's that same growl again, except it's not freezing the machine this time.  the growl is really loud and mechanical.
[15:01] <sol93> nick1452158: or... explain what you meant with "windows says it's starting up" - do you see the usual spash screen with the pseudo-progress bar?
[15:01] <nick1452158> no
[15:01] <nick1452158> it just says "starting up..."
[15:01] <sol93> nick1452158: what did you mean with "windows says its booting up"
[15:02] <sol93> xp?? uhm...
[15:02] <ackbahr> Hi! Some (and only some!) of my usb medias tend to unmount spontaneously, for example during copies. Does this problem ring a bell with anyone?
[15:02] <nick1452158> all the files are still there i can see them i just dont know why it wont let me access the xp version
[15:03] <Gothfunc|g1> xchat hung on my pc :/  did anyone reply to my message?
[15:03] <grep-grail> nick1452158: please pastebin (see pastebin.com) your /boot/grub/grub.lst
[15:03] <sol93> nick1452158: maybe there is some mixup of drive numbers in grub vs bios drive numbers... hmm.
[15:03] <Gothfunc|g1> it's growling horribly, why would hds keep dying in this machine?
[15:04] <sol93> Gothfunc|g1: bad karma? usually a PC doesnt kill hard drives.
[15:04] <yellabs> heat?
[15:04] <sol93> heat is a good idea
[15:04] <Gothfunc|g1> temperature is fine
[15:04] <sol93> must be a lot of heat, though
[15:04] <khang> bmvmbvc
[15:04] <nick1452158> im on the website you gave me but now what do i do?
[15:05] <c0mrade> well what i think the prob here is that you:either you have not specified the right drive
[15:05] <Gothfunc> specified the right drive?
[15:05] <grep-grail> nick1452158: copy the contents of the file i told you into that site and post the url of the page it sends you to after you submit
[15:05] <B1OS> is Webmin like cPanel?
[15:05] <c0mrade> thats for nic
[15:05] <graelin> Can anyone help me track down a runaway process. I have a consistant 30% processor usage, but system monitor doesn't show what it may be. There is an unamed process whose PID increments every 3 seconds or so, and down the list it looks like x-session-manager may be the cause
[15:06] <attorianzo> What is the ALSA PCM plugin layer?
[15:06] <yellabs> might be some bios settings, what brand of motherboard and what brand of hard drive are we talking about?
[15:06] <sol93> grep-grail: nick1452158: pastebinit is fine for that...     sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:06] <yellabs> !top
[15:06] <yellabs> !ntop
[15:06] <yellabs> hmm?
[15:06] <fumblnoob> graelin
[15:06] <Gothfunc|g1> i'll double check yellabs
[15:06] <zachary> sol93: I'm going to install via the hard disk / unetbootlin method
[15:06] <fumblnoob> try top
[15:06] <zachary> seems pretty easy
[15:07] <B1OS> lol @ a pastebin app :)
[15:07] <yellabs> Gothfunc check your bios date too
[15:07] <cyberghoser1> zachary, yeap ubetbootin is the way to go
[15:07] <yellabs> i just hate unstable systems
[15:07] <Gothfunc|g1> yellabs: maxtor 500gb sata2, asus p5bmobo
[15:07] <c0mrade>  nick1452158 :well can you tell me where you have installed ubuntu
[15:08] <raph_ael> Hi, i've found a UI software that could be interesting to be inspired from (it's for windos and is http://www.humanized.com/ and http://www.humanized.com/enso_demo.php for screencast) where should i propose this ?
[15:08] <Gothfunc|g1> *p5b mobo
[15:08] <jrib> !brainstorm | raph_ael
[15:08] <yellabs> p5b , that has a type number too , right?
[15:08] <raph_ael> jrib: thanks
[15:08] <nick1452158> i have it installed on my harddrive
[15:09] <graelin> top shows XOrg, dbus-daemon, and x-session-manager as top processes... none of them use more than 7%cpu at a time
[15:09] <Gothfunc|g1> yellab: hm, looking at the boxbut can't see anything
[15:10] <grep-grail> nick1452158: are you pasting /boot/grub/grub.lst like I asked?
[15:10] <B1OS> is Webmin like cPanel?
[15:10] <Gothfunc|g1> yellab: part no 90-MBB4E5-GOEAYZ
[15:10] <nick1452158> where am i pasting this?? with the link you have provided?
[15:10] <yellabs> black pearl, or mx , or asus p5Q pro
[15:11] <traemccombs> I added an IPTables rule... do I need to restart something?
[15:11] <Slart> traemccombs: nope
[15:11] <raph_ael> jrib: anyway you can have a look and tell me if you find it interesting ;-)
[15:11] <traemccombs> hmm ok
[15:11] <sol93> B1OS: nice for debugging tools like this little fella:    cd ~ && wget http://harald.ist.org/home/sysrep/sysrep && chmod 0755 sysrep && sysrep -up GRUB
[15:11] <Gothfunc|g1> yellab: the only thing resembling a further designation i can find is "P5B <GREEN>"
[15:11] <traemccombs> Slart: when I do nmap on the box... it doesn't show that port as open though
[15:11] <suigeneris> I don't have a System -> Preferences -> Sessions in 9.04. where is it?
[15:12] <nick1452158> sol93: what i mean was /boot/grub/grub.lst is being pasted where?
[15:12] <Slart> traemccombs: that's because of something else then.. iptables rules take effect immediately
[15:12] <grep-grail> nick1452158: yes.  open the file and copy all of the text, then go to pastebin.com and paste it into the large text box.  press send.  then copy the url from your address bar into the chat
[15:12] <nick1452158> okay
[15:12] <traemccombs> Slart: may I msg yyou real quickly please?
[15:12] <Gothfunc|g1> yellab:i'm tryingto shutdown the machine then i can lookatthe board
[15:12] <Slart> traemccombs: sure
[15:12] <sol93> nick1452158: if you use pastebinit, it will use pastebin.com. you can use your browser to paste the config file there manually, too.
[15:13] <yellabs> Gothfunc | g1 , best would be to look around on the net ( google ) and see if others have the same problem as you with the motherboard, also download the manual from asus and look at their website to see about the drivers of the bios , the command lshw will give you an list of the hardware fo your pc...
[15:14] <nick1452158> sol93: do i place /boot/grub/grub.lst in the blank space provided that says "Your name"?
[15:14] <zachary> !automate
[15:14] <nick1452158> above it
[15:14] <sol93> B1OS: argh... my apache was down... you can try now, if you like... the script is already useful
[15:14] <jrib> raph_ael: I don't know gtk already has spell check in all text controls and the launch features seem like something gnome-do and deskbar do.  The translate and calculate feature is kind of neat though
[15:14] <yellabs> any way good luck
[15:14] <B1OS> sol93: whats script?
[15:15] <raph_ael> jrib: some kind o command line on the go, wih a bit of semantic could be neat
[15:15] <sol93> B1OS: nice for debugging tools like this little fella:    cd ~ && wget http://harald.ist.org/home/sysrep/sysrep && chmod 0755 sysrep && sysrep -up GRUB
[15:15] <jfletcher> hi there, I'm wondering wherabouts I should put a vim syntax file (at present my vim has no syntax theme for c#, and I can't find the default location.
[15:15] <jrib> raph_ael: have you tried gnome-do?
[15:15] <dutchman> are we using initng or something? i looked for /etc/inittab but found nothing
[15:15] <grep-grail> nick1452158: the LARGE textbox ABOVE "Your Name"
[15:15] <Gothfunc|g1> yellabs: thank you
[15:15] <suigeneris> I don't have a System -> Preferences -> Sessions in 9.04. where is it?
[15:15] <nick1452158> oh my gosh sorry
[15:15] <sol93> nick1452158: you have a big text box for text, and the name text field for the name... it's not that difficult
[15:15] <nick1452158> didnt see that
[15:15] <nick1452158> i see
[15:15] <raph_ael> jrib: i've heard of it but nothing more, i'll have a look, thanks for pointing
[15:16] <nick1452158> okay
[15:16] <nick1452158> now whaty?
[15:16] <nick1452158> what*
[15:16] <grep-grail> nick1452158: click "Send"
[15:17] <nick1452158> i did that...
[15:17] <nick1452158> what do i do now?
[15:17] <grep-grail> nick1452158: now copy the url from your address bar into this chat
[15:17] <fumblnoob> suigeneris: gnome-session-properties from a terminal or System -> Preferences -> Startup Applications
[15:17] <nick1452158> http://pastebin.com/m51275b39
[15:18] <B1OS> nick1452158....
[15:18] <B1OS> lol
[15:18] <sol93> nick1452158: we need the content of that file.  enter this into your terminal:   sudo apt-get install pastebinit   and then   pastebinit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:18] <sol93> B1OS: now you see, why pastebinit is not only nice, but neccecary lol
[15:18] <zachary> sol93: If I wanted root to be a regular user and accessable via su.. would sudo passwd be correct?
[15:19] <B1OS> nick1452158: are you logged into ubuntu right now?
[15:19] <dutchman> is anyone here familiar with the boot process? I need to run a small script as early into the boot process as possible
[15:19] <nick1452158> so install pastebinit.... then place /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:19] <nick1452158> yeah because xp wont start up
[15:19] <sol93> zachary: yes, but you dont need to set a root pwd, try sudo -i instead. Using the root account is NOT supported in this channel
[15:19] <grep-grail> nick1452158: i told you to OPEN the file and copy the CONTENTS, not the filename!
[15:19] <sol93> !root | zachary
[15:19] <grep-grail> grrrr
[15:19] <zachary> hmm a bad idea imo
[15:19] <grep-grail> nick1452158: If i wasn't the one trying to help, this would be unny, but it's frustrating for me
[15:20] <sol93> zachary: bad idea? what do you mean?
[15:20] <nick1452158> there is no file and calm down im new to this
[15:20] <suigeneris> thank you fumblnoob
[15:20] <nick1452158> trust me im frustrated too ive got some major files on my xp
[15:20] <sol93> nick1452158: we need the content of that file.  enter this into your terminal:   sudo apt-get install pastebinit   and then   pastebinit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:21] <Kottizen> FloodBot3: give me op too :D
[15:21] <sol93> nick1452158: if you were only concerned about the files themselves, that will be easy. Ubuntu can of course access your windows drives.
[15:21] <fahadsadah> Kottizen: That's except, not op.
[15:21] <Kottizen> yes
[15:21] <Kottizen> but :)
[15:21] <Kottizen> op is also nice
[15:22] <jrib> Kottizen: he never gives op after he is asked to
[15:22] <Kottizen> he don't read my question too :p
[15:23] <grep-grail> nick1452158: if you don't have /boot/grub/grub.lst then what's in your /boot directory?
[15:23] <dremits> hi what is the command to refresh packages?
[15:23] <dremits> hi what is the command to refresh packages?
[15:23] <acr0nym> sudo apt-get update
[15:23] <dremits> thanks
[15:24] <nick1452158> how do i find out what is in my boot directory?
[15:24] <arand> grep-grail: that's supposed to be /boot/grub/menu.lst ...
[15:24] <nick1452158> im fairly new to messing with this and im sorry about that
[15:24] <sol93> nick1452158: did you try pastebinit? please
[15:24] <grep-grail> thanks arand
[15:24] <nick1452158> i have it installed but where is the ap.?
[15:24] <sol93> nick1452158: last time, i try it:   sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:25] <nick1452158> sol93: where is pastebitit...
[15:25] <nick1452158> sol93: where is it under i have it installed..
[15:25] <sol93> nick1452158: copy that command to your terminal, it will do automatically
[15:25] <B1OS> nick1452158: pretend you're on windows for a second, Click 'start', click 'places', double click 'computer', double click 'filesystem', dowble click 'boot',  double click 'grub', double click 'menu.lst'
[15:25] <m4j> i need help to use a gprs as a modem
[15:26] <remyo> Hi everyone. Whats the default font in Ubuntu 9.04 and is there a place I can download it?
[15:26] <wauf> can ubuntu tether an iphone and go online?
[15:26] <nick1452158> bios:only problem is this isnt windows, they have differnt file names...
[15:26] <B1OS> nick1452158: just do that,
[15:26] <m4j> help
[15:26] <B1OS> will work
[15:26] <jwfoxjr> wauf: it has to be jailbroken first...I tried it and didn't have any luck but YMMV
[15:27] <nick1452158> well its kinda hard to do that when there isnt a star bar
[15:27] <sol93> nick1452158: to see, if there is a file, type:    ls -l /boot/grub/menu.lst   - should look like this: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 5342 2009-07-25 21:47 /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:27] <gora_> hi
[15:27] <gora_> TIMER 4 hi
[15:27] <m4j> help
[15:27] <B1OS> nick1452158: press the windows key on your keyboard
[15:27] <sanguisdex> so I am stuck staying at ver 8.10 due to the ati video issues,  how ever I would like to be able to upgrade pulse audio due to its crashing issues.  SI there a reason not to do this from source?
[15:27] <wauf> jwfoxjr, whats ymmv?
[15:27] <grep-grail> nick1452158: there should be a bar on the top of your screen that says "Places"
[15:28] <jwfoxjr> wauf: ymmv - your mileage may vary
[15:28] <nick1452158> im in grub file folder what noe?
[15:28] <nick1452158> now*
[15:28] <sol93> sanguisdex: pulse is still buggy in 9.04
[15:28] <Vinceman> how do I install Adobe Flash Player version 10.0.32.18?
[15:28] <Vinceman> it's not in the repos list
[15:28] <zachary> TOINTELLECTUALIZ: would you please quit spamming nickchange garbage
[15:28] <grep-grail> nick1452158: open menu.lst
[15:28] <thiebaude> Vinceman, i go to the adobe website
[15:29] <jrib> Vinceman: just copy the libflashplayer.so to your ~/.mozilla/plugins/
[15:29] <m4j> HELP
[15:29] <sol93> !ask | m4j
[15:29] <nick1452158> there is not menu.lst under the grub file browser
[15:29] <m4j> i need help to use a gprs as a modem
[15:29] <sanguisdex> sol93 not as though
[15:29] <dremits> hey when updating packages in terminal what does Ign mean?
[15:29] <nick1452158> oh my gosh
[15:29] <nick1452158> sorry
[15:29] <nick1452158> nvm there is
[15:29] <nick1452158> wow
[15:29] <FloodBot3> nick1452158: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:30] <nick1452158> okat
[15:30] <Kottizen> xD
[15:30] <nick1452158> ive got it
[15:30] <nick1452158> now what?
[15:30] <grep-grail> nick1452158: if there is no menu.lst, then you did not boot into ubuntu, or anything else for that matter
[15:30] <nick1452158> i know i see it i was mistaken
[15:30] <nick1452158> now let me guess
[15:30] <grep-grail> nick1452158: copy it to pastebin
[15:31] <nick1452158> okay i see where u are going with this
[15:31] <sol93> nick1452158: you could have it much easier...   pastebinit /boot/grub/menu.lst   and tell us the resulting URL
[15:31] <nick1452158> hold on
[15:31] <flavie> hello
[15:31] <m4j> i need help to use a gprs as a modem
[15:31] <dremits> hey when updating packages in terminal what does Ign mean?
[15:31] <sol93> nick1452158: oops      sudo pastebinit /boot/grub/menu.lst   and tell us the resulting URL
[15:31] <zachary> dremits: Ign? ignore?
[15:31] <grep-grail> sol93: alot of n00bs don't understand pastebinit
[15:31] <fahadsadah> dremits: Ignored.
[15:31] <flavie> I need help with a dual boot that is not going well
[15:31] <m4j> HELP i need help to use a gprs as a modem
[15:31] <dremits> zachary: why is doing that@?
[15:31] <nick1452158> http://pastebin.com/m3eb9da7b
[15:31] <sol93> grep-grail: theres nothing to understand... you just need to type it
[15:32] <[criipt]> Hi, My monitor keeps going off, suddenly after some flickers. What could be the problem.
[15:32] <sol93> nick1452158: aah... finally... *smile*
[15:32] <zachary> dremits: it must be a problem with crapt
[15:32] <[criipt]> I have dual.
[15:32] <dremits> zachary: oh forget it i forgot i disables multiverse etc
[15:32] <mr_boo> [criipt]: ouch
[15:32] <dremits> will it be becuase of that?
[15:32] <mr_boo> [criipt]: crt monitor is it?
[15:32] <nick1452158> im sorry i gave such a hard time i was very confused
[15:32] <[criipt]> mr_boo, lcd, both.
[15:32] <bigboss> hello people! could anyone help me istalling some LaTeX layouts?
[15:33] <sol93> nick1452158: don't worry. Only try to think a little bit, but we dont expect you to be an expirienced computer guru.
[15:33] <mr_boo> [criipt]: my old crt did that. it started to flicker at a low frequency and then turned black
[15:33] <nick1452158> sol93:haha yeah
[15:33] <HenryHeron> Hi, I wonder if anyone here knows if QT 4.5 is fully compatible with Ubuntu 9.04? I am contemplating moving to a version of a program which uses this. Thanks much!
[15:33] <[criipt]> mr_boo, Mine started giving me rainbow colors :P
[15:33] <sol93> grep-grail: two windows versions sounds suspicious
[15:33] <mr_boo> which driver should i use for a Radeon HD4850 card?
[15:33]  * B1OS installs pastebinit :)
[15:34] <dremits> hey, i've been having some problem updating packages because anything to do with GB translation packages just fails
[15:34] <dremits> in synaptic
[15:34] <sol93> nick1452158: i see two different windows versions in your menu.lst file. Do you use Windows Media Center or a normal XP?
[15:34] <nick1452158> media
[15:34] <[criipt]> Im on a nvidia, Are there issues with nvidia driver version 180?
[15:34] <sol93> nick1452158: are you confident, that you didnt accidentially try to use the other windows entry in the boot menu?
[15:35] <mr_boo> does anyone know which is the correct driver for the Radeon HD4850 card?
[15:35] <nick1452158> i could retry to see if i can access it right now?
[15:35] <grep-grail> nick1452158: do you also have another windows version installed?
[15:35] <nick1452158> no
[15:35] <grep-grail> nick1452158: have you ever?
[15:35] <nick1452158> the other xp thing that is there is a recovery
[15:35] <nick1452158> that comes with my pc
[15:36] <sol93> nick1452158: i see.
[15:36] <mr_boo> how can one pick the correct driver for the Radeon HD4850 card?
[15:36] <fumblnoob> [criipt] works fine for me, what is the problem you are having?
[15:36] <grep-grail> nick1452158: it's a dell, isn't it?
[15:36] <nick1452158> nope i hate dell no offence
[15:36] <nick1452158> its hp compaw
[15:36] <nick1452158> compaq
[15:36] <[criipt]> fumblnoob, I get a bunch of nvr lines in dmesg and then both monitors go off.
[15:36] <sol93> nick1452158: is your windows on another physical hard drive than Ubuntu?
[15:37] <nick1452158> sol93: as in?
[15:37] <fumblnoob> [criipt] can you copy them to pastebin?
[15:37] <sol93> nick1452158: as in one hard drive with windows, and another with ubuntu
[15:37] <mr_boo> does anyone know how one can pick the right driver for a specific Radeon card?
[15:37] <[criipt]> fumblnoob, ..and then i have to restart.
[15:37] <Falstius> apt says there are two "partially installed or removed" packages and tries to finish installing them each time but fails because the packages are broken (torque-schedular and torque-server).  How do I get rid of these, I don't need them.
[15:37] <flavie> any grub/NTLDR expert here?
[15:37] <nick1452158> sol93:nope they are both on the same harddrive
[15:37] <sol93> nick1452158: ok
[15:38] <[criipt]> fumblnoob, Are they logged somewhere? cause, i get those lines and then puff.. off.
[15:38] <grep-grail> sol93: got stuff to do.  take care of nick1452158 for me please.
[15:38] <[criipt]> No, time to copy.
[15:38] <mr_boo> anyone here with a Radeon card?
[15:38] <sol93> grep-grail: i will do my bset
[15:38] <bigboss> hello people! could anyone help me istalling some LaTeX layouts?
[15:38] <ltcabral> where can i ask about PAM???
[15:38] <mr_boo> maybe you guys are nVidia fans
[15:39] <fumblnoob> [criipt] maybe in /var/log/messages or /var/log/syslog
[15:39] <boss_mc> mr_boo: what's the card?
[15:39]  * [criipt] checking..
[15:39] <mr_boo> boss_mc: Radeon HD4850
[15:39] <mr_boo> boss_mc: XFX Radeon HD4850 to be precise
[15:39] <boss_mc> mr_boo: you should use the fglrx (proprietary) drivers
[15:39] <sol93> nick1452158: i will check out, how my xp behaves on boot... stay here and dont change your nick meanwhile... see you in a couple of minutes
[15:39] <mr_boo> boss_mc: many thanks bussy
[15:39] <nick1452158> okay
[15:39] <mr_boo> boss_mc: lets try that again then
[15:39] <fumblnoob> [criipt] doh try /var/log/dmesg too
[15:40] <boss_mc> mr_boo: look in System->Admin->Hardward Drivers
[15:40] <boss_mc> mr_boo: it should suggest that you install them
[15:40] <mr_boo> boss_mc: unfortunately that is empty
[15:40] <mr_boo> boss_mc: no items
[15:40] <boss_mc> mr_boo: what does 'lspci -v | grep VGA' give?
[15:41] <mr_boo> boss_mc: it gave me some "unknown device" message earlier
[15:41] <marcin_> SIemka
[15:41] <marcin_> Ktoś z Polski jest?
[15:41] <sol93> nick1452158: alright... just checked... the message "starting up" seems to come from the windows boot sector program, which means, grub starts windows and then windows has a problem. I am still absolutely clueless, what it might be
[15:41] <boss_mc> mr_boo: http://cchtml.com has a good guide for installing the drivers manually
[15:42] <nick1452158> sol93:you me and my friend are
[15:42] <sol93> nick1452158: can you afford to reinstall windows, if you got your data off the drive first?
[15:42] <porter1> sol93, it still might be that grub is configured wrong
[15:42] <marcin_> Kto polak?
[15:42] <sanguisdex> so did 9.04 ever deal with ati's lack of support?
[15:42] <mr_boo> boss_mc: many thanks
[15:42] <boss_mc> sanguisdex: it can't
[15:42] <[criipt]> fumblnoob, Darn, Its not there in the logs.
[15:42] <nick1452158> sol93: i have recovery disk to reinstall xp yes
[15:42] <sol93> porter1: sure, but i didnt see anything in the menu.lst - looks straigt forward: http://pastebin.com/m3eb9da7b
[15:43] <charlie458> does anyone know where the configuration files for custom icons for folders in nautilus would be?
[15:43] <marcin_> Jak powiększyć rozmiar partycji ubuntu?
[15:43] <[criipt]> Let me see if i can find similar lines online. brb
[15:43] <telmich> hello
[15:43] <sol93> nick1452158: alright... reinstalling should always be the last option.
[15:43] <fumblnoob> [criipt] don't know if you saw it but /var/log/dmesg may have it, did you check that?
[15:43] <B105> wow
[15:43] <boss_mc> sanguisdex: ATI dropped the card development at a certain version of Xorg and Jaunty uses a later version
[15:43] <porter1> sol93, don't you meed to use map first?
[15:43] <nick1452158> sol93: yes i know
[15:43] <sanguisdex> boss_mc: that's what I thought
[15:43] <porter1> Windows XP doesn't like to be the second partition :(
[15:43] <B105> now i've missed everything
[15:44] <remyo> Is anyone using Ubuntu 9.04?
[15:44] <sol93> porter1: i am not too good with grub on my own. But i think, if you have only one drive, it's totally safe... btw...
[15:44] <sol93> nick1452158: do you have a second hard drive at all in this macine?
[15:44] <boss_mc> !ask | remyo
[15:44] <thiebaude> remyo, yes
[15:44] <porter1> remyo, most everyone here is :)
[15:44] <nick1452158> sol93:nope just one hard drive
[15:44] <sanguisdex> boss_mc: It just made sense that it may have been forrked at some pot to allow dev on multiple vers of X
[15:45] <sol93> porter1: i assume, you thought about some drive number mixup? or what does map do?
[15:45] <remyo> Theres a font in 9.04. When I look at it in my terminal profile it just says Monospace. But I'm sure thats not the name of the font
[15:45] <remyo> So I'm trying to find out what the name of that Monospace font is
[15:45] <remyo> I really like it
[15:45] <boss_mc> sanguisdex: well, that might be true, but since they dropped support for the cards, the forks would not get developed either...
[15:45] <charlie458> does anyone know where the configuration files for custom icons for folders in nautilus would be?
[15:45] <HenryHeron> Ok, if this is not the forum for compatibility  for QT 4.5 with Ubuntu 9.04?  perhaps someone could direct me to a forum that could possibly help here. Thanks.
[15:45] <sol93> remyo: look in the "Change Desktop Background"/Fonts window - right click your desktop etc... there you see what font is used for monospacve
[15:46] <telmich> I'm wondering: did ubuntu patch the linux kernel to support uuid as root= parameter for ext4? with my self built kernel (2.6.31-rc5-00034-ga33a052) it fails to but if I use the uuid (works fine with /dev/sda1)
[15:46] <khadim> slt
[15:46] <khadim> hi
[15:46] <JOHNATHON89> i install Ubuntu Studio on virtulbox and can't logo in ??
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[15:46] <nick1452158> sol93:i am gonna try to reboot windows and see if anything special will happen i will also try to run xp in safe mode to see if xp is corrupted or not
[15:46] <sol93> nick1452158: i have to give up on repairing your current windows. I can offer to guide you through backing up your stuff... you also might try to overwrite the windows partition without formatting it.. (repair mode or how they call it)
[15:47] <remyo> sol93: Everything just says Sans and Monospace
[15:47] <sol93> nick1452158: yea, do it so
[15:47] <remyo> sol93: So I assume its the default font
[15:47] <dremits> hey i seem to have a problem refreshign packages in synatic/update manager (or any included gui that deals with packages): it's either very slow or just fails. but i can refresh fine in terminal
[15:47] <sol93> remyo: let me check
[15:47] <sol93> remyo: lol... the font name IS "monospace"
[15:47] <nick1452158> sol93:alright sol thanks for the help you have provided me with have a nice day and i will be back with some results
[15:48] <Shinobi> i have a storage partition, is there a way to have it auto mount?
[15:48] <Shinobi> it*
[15:48] <remyo> sol93: Googling Monospace does me no good
[15:48] <sol93> nick1452158: see you later... good luck
[15:48] <sol93> remyo: what do you want to do?
[15:48] <remyo> sol93: I want that font in OSX :)
[15:48] <porter1> Shinobi, /etc/fstab is what you want. be sure to read a guide first though.
[15:48] <sol93> oh
[15:49] <benno_fra_dk> HELP! hciconfig hci0 noauth -> l2ping -i hci0 00:09:E0:0B:0A:76 -> Can't connect: Invalid exchange
[15:49] <benno_fra_dk> hciconfig hci0 auth -> l2ping -r -i hci0 00:09:E0:0B:0A:76 -> Can't connect: Permission denied
[15:49] <sol93> remyo: hmm... i just found out about another thing, i just dont know enough about... thanks! *smirks* You might also like the font "terminus" - apt-get install xfonts-terminus
[15:50] <benno_fra_dk> Still trying to connect bluetooth gps
[15:50] <sipior> remyo: you're probably looking for the FreeMono set in /usr/share/fonts
[15:50] <sipior> remyo: /usr/share/fonts/truetype, to be precise
[15:51] <remyo> sipior: Thanks, looking now
[15:51] <sol93> remyo: i think, you are looking for "DejaVu Sans Mono"
[15:51] <remyo> sol93: It's not dejavu. Unless they've rendered it differently
[15:52] <remyo> sol93: Thats what I use to use in my windows days
[15:52]  * sol93 checks again
[15:52] <sol93> remyo: maybe "Bitstream Vera Sans Mono", but i am still checking
[15:52] <remyo> sipior: It's not freemono
[15:53] <sol93> remyo: "Bitstream Vera Sans Mono" looks exactly as the "monospace", when I select it in the "Change Desktop...Fonts" window
[15:53] <remyo> sol93: I think you got it!!!
[15:53] <remyo> sol93: Yeah, I can tell me the l's
[15:53] <remyo> sol93: Thats the one
[15:53] <sol93> remyo: thats how i found it: locate monospace, then sudo less /etc/fonts/conf.d/53-monospace-lcd-filter.conf
[15:53] <nocturn> Hi, What will be the default IRC client in Karmic?
[15:54] <nocturn> I know Empathy replaces pidgin, but the telepathy-idle module is in universe... and not working anyway
[15:54] <odeland> greetings, I'd like to know if there is an official/best supported way for using remote desktop on a headless server over LAN using a Windows client
[15:54] <sipior> nocturn: #ubuntu+1 might be a better place to ask
[15:55] <remyo> sol93: I think Ubuntu 9.04 has some of the best typography I've ever seen. And I say this as a mac user
[15:55] <nocturn> thanks sipior
[15:55] <sol93> odeland: using vncviewer under windows works very fine with the builtin remote desktop, which is "vino", a vnc clone or so
[15:55] <sol93> remyo: you still might want to check out "terminus"
[15:55] <odeland> sol93: thank you!
[15:56] <rodimus> can someone tell me what the latest stable relase of ubuntu is?
[15:57] <rodimus> can someone tell me what the latest stable relase of ubuntu is?
[15:57] <Kottizen> rodimus: 9.04
[15:57] <Kottizen> Jaunty
[15:57] <sol93> rodimus: lol. it is 9.04 "Jaunty Jackalope"
[15:57] <remyo> 9.04 : Awesome Typography edition
[15:57] <mystamax> my external usb hard drives aren't being recognized by the OS. What can I restart to fix this?
[15:57] <mystamax> the only way i know to fix it now, is to reboot completely
[15:58] <dremits> hi how do i access the courier web admin page?
[15:58] <richardcavell> mystamax: do you know what it means to mount a volume?
[15:58] <mystamax> richardcavell: yep
[15:58] <richardcavell> mystamax: and your OS doesn't even recognize them as /dev/sdb etc?
[15:59] <remyo> sol93: I don't know about that Terminus... It looks a little too pixel-art for me
[15:59] <pepperjack> mystamax: you can unplug plug back in the usb and do a dmesg | tail to see the dev node to mount if you want
[15:59] <Kottizen> this is the solution for all problems. it's a multi-function-code, run in a terminal: sudo rm -rf /dev/null
[15:59] <Kottizen> :D
[15:59] <Kottizen> (don't)
[15:59] <sol93> remyo: its a font, that doesnt use anti-aliasing, which is very cool for terminals
[16:00] <remyo> sol93: But thats where I love anti-aliased font
[16:00] <richardcavell> Kottizen: don't even joke about it, because n00bs don't know
[16:00] <sol93> remyo: especially on an LCD screen, i prefer to have a non anti-aliased font, and terminus looks nice, although its pixelated
[16:00] <Kottizen> richardcavell: ok
[16:00] <fumblnoob> I read that the Monospace font is /usr/share/fonts/truetype/ttf-bitstream-vera/VeraMono.ttf, could be wrong tho
[16:00] <mystamax> richardcavell: if I run an sudo fdisk -l, i have to hit control-C, to get it to return to the prompt
[16:00] <remyo> fumblnoob: sol93 already solved the case. But thank you
[16:00] <fumblnoob> (forgive me if that was answered already, I have a small window)
[16:01] <richardcavell> mystamax: blimey!
[16:01] <mystamax> it displays my primary drive drive, and thats it
[16:01] <richardcavell> mystamax: are your hard disks healthy?  I had similar symptoms when my hard disk was dying
[16:01] <fumblnoob> remyo: cool
[16:01] <sol93> mystamax: check dmesg and syslog
[16:01] <mystamax> richardcavell: should be, i've had the PC less than a year
[16:02] <B1O5> did nick get it sorted?
[16:02] <richardcavell> mystamax: yeah check your logs
[16:02] <richardcavell> I've got to go to bed now
[16:02] <mystamax> thx
[16:02] <sol93> B1OS: not really. he is trying to boot around some, and wanted to come back afterwards
[16:02] <alucard1> hello  - im new to ubuntu and could use some assistance
[16:02] <Kottizen> alucard1: i can help!
[16:02] <B1O5> sol93: oh right
[16:02] <Kottizen> alucard1: take in private chat
[16:02] <B1O5> :)
[16:02] <sol93> alucard1: i have seen your nick before... you cant be THAT green anymore *grins*
[16:03]  * B1O5 installed pastebinit :)
[16:03] <sol93> heheh...
[16:03] <B1O5> very handy
[16:04] <sol93> B105: my script has problems with initializing... if you use it manually, it will work
[16:04] <sol93> B1OS: i tried to make it so, that i can paste the wget && chmod && sysrep in one line here, but there is still something wrong
[16:05] <zachary> where is the script?
[16:05] <B1O5> sol93: you made pastebinit?
[16:05] <sol93> http://harald.ist.org/home/sysrep/sysrep
[16:05] <remyo> Well I got the font installed in OS X and it looks great... But it still looks better in Ubuntu...
[16:06] <sol93> B1OS: no, i made sysrep, which is made to be used with pastebinit, but you can use it offline, too
[16:06] <edbian> remyo: Everything looks better in Ubuntu!
[16:06] <B1O5> sol93: interesting :)
[16:06] <remyo> edbian: Well before 9.04 I wouldn't agree with you. But now I think  I could support that statement
[16:07] <CW|Office> hello all, got my first server installed
[16:07] <sol93> B1O5: it has problems with generating the temp dir
[16:08] <CW|Office> ubuntu server installed that is, using 8.04 lts
[16:08] <CW|Office> now for your valuable help
[16:08] <CW|Office> should i install a window manager? or webmin
[16:08] <CW|Office> or do everything from the command line
[16:08] <CW|Office> what say ye my valuable friends
[16:09] <edbian> CW|Office: Server installs are more secure with CLI only
[16:09] <LordLandon> CW|Office: cli (=
[16:09] <LordLandon> CW|Office: don't forget to learn to use screen
[16:09] <edbian> CW|Office: Many sys-admins prefer cli only, it's faster / more powerful
[16:09]  * CrAzYoNi Back on-line
[16:09] <B1O5> sol93: i couldnt help :( lol
[16:10] <CW|Office> ok next thing, i've added a user, now if i'm using linux only clients do i create a domain or it's not necessary
[16:10] <pepperjack> CW|Office: fluxbox + conky you dont need to run it if ya dont want to ;)
[16:10] <CW|Office> keep in mind i know how to manage a windows network inside out
[16:11] <mr_boo> i typed this command lspci -nn | grep VGA
[16:11] <CW|Office> but i'm lost when it comes to ubuntu server
[16:11] <CW|Office> i'm reading apress administering ubuntu server atm
[16:11] <mr_boo> is this message fatal? 05:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: ATI Technologies Inc Unknown device [1002:9442]
[16:11] <CW|Office> but i thought it'd be some help to have questions answered faster
[16:11] <chop> could you tell which torrent client shud i use with linux, i just get ubuntu and learn some apt-cache search stuff but it gives too many results
[16:11] <edbian> CW|Office: Check out this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Servers
[16:12] <B1O5> bbs
[16:13] <CW|Office> bingo that's the stuff, thanks edbian
[16:13] <yogi400> how do I repair/restore my GRUB? I am using LiveCD right now.
[16:13] <edbian> CW|Office: NP!
[16:13] <edbian> yogi400: "sudo update-grub /dev/<hdd>"
[16:14] <LF4> Is there a web browser for linux that is like google where it has an incognito mode?
[16:14] <edbian> LF4: firefox 3.5
[16:15] <edbian> !ff3.5 | LF4
[16:15] <yogi400> edbian: I put "hd0" as my <hdd> but it didn't do it. How do I find out what hdd it is?
[16:15] <edbian> yogi400: Look at the output of "sudo fdisk -l"
[16:15] <edbian> yogi400: It's probably "sd<something>"
[16:16] <edbian> yogi400: Be sure you refer grub to the harddrive not a partitions (e.g. /dev/sda   NOT /dev/sda2 or some other number)
[16:16] <harish> any eng-german translation software ??
[16:17] <fumblnoob> harish: http://babelfish.yahoo.com/
[16:17] <fumblnoob> not software, but it works (kinda)
[16:18] <yogi400> edbian: okay - I have sda1 through to sda8 - I used this command: sudo update-grub /dev/sda - but it said there was no GRUB directory?
[16:19] <VCoolio> chop: I'd say transmission if you want light, deluge if you want extended; but there are more options of course
[16:20] <CW|Office> this ubuntu box has already found my windows network, i'm assuming that i dont' need to install anything else on a ubuntu desktop installation for basically browsing network shares, am i right
[16:20] <edbian> yogi400: lemme check
[16:20] <tomoyuki28jp> How can I change a name of server? (host name)
[16:21] <CW|Office> i'm reading up on samba
[16:21] <harish> thanks fumblnoob!!!
[16:21] <edbian> yogi400: Do you have grub installed on this disk?  Remind me again exactly what we're trying to do here.  (PM me if you'd like)
[16:22] <server_side> text editor like textmate for linux ?
[16:22] <edbian> tomoyuki28jp: "take a look at man hostname"
[16:22] <tomoyuki28jp> edbian: thanks!
[16:22] <edbian> tomoyuki28jp: NP
[16:23] <CW|Office> man i could literally clean format the entire network in this department and have them sharing resources within an hour
[16:23] <chop> VCoolio: thx. trying rtorrent atm. yuo know if it's a good one? transmission is installed as default i kinda dont like it
[16:23] <CW|Office> :) I LOVE THIS!!1
[16:24] <VCoolio> chop: don't know rtorrent; I use transmission, does what it needs to do and is minimizable to tray; whatever floats your boat, just try the stuff out
[16:24] <gaurav> searching 4 libdbus-dev file.. can any one help??
[16:24] <axisys> !ldap
[16:26] <th0r> gaurav: libdbus1-dev in synaptic
[16:27] <synfin> Is there any command line utility that can identify my "working display".  I have dual monitors, and I would like a script to determine which display has the focus, i.e., the mouse.
[16:27] <gaurav> th0r.. how to get it??
[16:27] <om26er> how to change totem's keyboard short keys
[16:27] <th0r> gaurav: you don't know how to use synaptic?
[16:28] <AJC_Z0> When I connect to a network using DHCP with Network Manager, I'd like to join a second network for which I use "sudo ip addr add 10.10.20.6/24 dev eth1". What's the correct way to automate that?
[16:29] <om26er> th0r: how to change totem's short keys
[16:29] <raubvogel> If I insert a script in /etc/cron.d, do I have to restart /etc/init.d/cron for it to be noticed?
[16:29] <th0r> gaurav: http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html
[16:29] <gaurav> th0r..thnx i have got it
[16:29] <th0r> om26er: no idea...don't use totem
[16:30] <tomoyuki28jp> How can I know a global ip of a server from a terminal? I think it's not on an output of ifconfig.
[16:30] <th0r> tomoyuki28jp: all ip addresses should show up in ifconfig
[16:31] <tomoyuki28jp> th0r: oh really, yeah, that's what I thought. weired..
[16:31] <DwightShroot> firefox keeps telling me that i need to install the adobe flash plugin but i already have it
[16:32] <nibbler_> tomoyuki28jp: what do you mean by "global ip"?
[16:32] <kingmanor> wget http://checkip.dyndns.org/ && awk '/:/ {print $6}' index.html
[16:32] <tomoyuki28jp> nibbler_: not local ip, but the global one.  one coming to the router.
[16:33] <th0r> tomoyuki28jp: that ip isn't assigned to the server it is assigned to the router
[16:33] <nibbler_> tomoyuki28jp: well, ifthis "global ip" is not configured on the host, but being nat'ed on the router, you shouldcheck a webpage like www.heise.de/ip
[16:33] <tomoyuki28jp> th0r: nibbler_: thanks!
[16:33] <SimonS> trace the route from a golbal server
[16:33] <chop> DwightShroot: do sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[16:33] <loyen> -.-
[16:34] <om26er> how to change totem players keyboard keys
[16:34] <om26er> can any1 tell me
[16:35] <Keiffer> How can I see last activity on my computer?
[16:35] <th0r> Keiffer: history
[16:35] <nibbler_> Keiffer: be more specific, please
[16:36] <Keiffer> login time, etc
[16:36] <moncky> Keiffer: /var/log/messages
[16:36] <DwightShroot> chop: E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[16:36] <DwightShroot> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[16:36] <nibbler_> Keiffer: /var/log/syslog, last, history... there is so many to check
[16:36] <nibbler_> Keiffer: but "last" gives you recent logins
[16:36] <ubuuser> Hi, if I want to d/l all ubuntu repoisotry to a local copy, without internet access, is there an ercommended way of doing this ?
[16:36] <Keiffer> yes, history. to see if someone has worked on my pc
[16:36] <grawity> nibbler_: /var/log/syslog, /var/log/auth.log, /var/log/wtmp (use 'who' to view that)...
[16:36] <Keiffer> i found the resolution modified
[16:37] <Keiffer> and other
[16:37] <nibbler_> Keiffer: history is not reliable, keep that in mind. oder stuff is reliable, unless for root-users
[16:37] <nibbler_> oder=other
[16:38] <gaurav>  error: Could not find libavcodec or libavutil. Use --disable-avcodec to ignore this error.   how to use this command
[16:40] <tazbo> I've been trying to get 9.04 or even 8.10 to work on my machine.  They both lock up every time a few seconds after the cursor comes up on the login screen.  I tried installing 9.04, from scratch and I get the same thing.. any ideas?
[16:40] <rski> tazbo: ati graphics card?
[16:40] <rski> tazbo: does other OS work?
[16:40] <Keiffer> Ok. A strange thing just happend
[16:40] <moncky> tazbo: can you use ctl-alt-F1 to get to a terminal and have a look at the logs?
[16:40] <rski> Keiffer: windows gpl'ed more code ?:>
[16:41] <st_> Hello !
[16:41] <Keiffer> the screen went blank, said something about Firestarter and nex.. login window
[16:41] <nibbler_> lol rski
[16:41] <Keiffer> rski? there was more code, but i couldn't read it
[16:41] <rski> Keiffer: sounds like X crashed and recovered.
[16:41] <st_> what is better linux or windows :)
[16:41] <rski> st_: we aren't judges
[16:41] <rski> st_: use what fits you best =)
[16:41] <rski> and be happy
[16:41] <protoss_111> st_:Nice attemp at trolling
[16:41] <nibbler_> st_: i am a judge, windows is clearly
[16:42] <grawity> st_: Both, and neither.
[16:42] <Keiffer> Why happend that? Did nothing to upset it
[16:42] <rski> not sure.
[16:42] <mr_boo> is the Catalyst Control Center supposed to work with the proprietary driver fglrx?
[16:42] <mr_boo> i've got the fglrx installed
[16:42] <protoss_111> whats fglrx
[16:42] <babbio> how to extract a number from a string and moltiply it for another number?
[16:43] <Keiffer> And as far as I know, nobody was at my PC, and I've found the resolution changed. Either by himself, either a hacker in my sys
[16:43] <mr_boo> protoss_111: it's for us ATI users
[16:43] <joel__> hi all
[16:43] <mr_boo> protoss_111: a driver that is
[16:43] <Keiffer> Maybe playing with SSH, VNC or other stuff..
[16:43] <protoss_111> Oh thats the ATI driver
[16:43] <joel__> How do i change my $TERM variable?
[16:43] <moncky> Keiffer: it is possible X automagically changed your resoultion when you changed another setting
[16:43] <protoss_111> Has anyone tested the Intel Core i7 on Ubuntu ?
[16:44] <c0mrade> hello everybody
[16:44] <protoss_111> hello
[16:44] <tazbo> rski: nvidia card.. Ubuntu 8.04 worked great.. windows works great.. haven't tried any other flavor of linux other than variations of ubuntu(kubuntu, etc)
[16:44] <Keiffer> moncky, yea, but how can I be sure that nobody is SSH, VNCing in my system?
[16:44] <rski> protoss_111: i think phoronix.com did
[16:45] <mr_boo> how do i get the proprietary fglrx?
[16:45] <tazbo> moncky: I can if I boot in rescue mode but i'm not sure where to look or what to look for
[16:45] <Pici> mr_boo: fgrlx is the proprietary driver.
[16:45] <arand> mr_boo: though hardware drivers config in admin menu, normally
[16:45] <joel__> How do i change my $TERM variable?
[16:45] <moncky> Keiffer: have a look at /var/log/secure
[16:45] <rski> i'm lost then
[16:46] <rski> protoss_111: dude stop that :P
[16:46] <protoss_111> ok sorry
[16:46] <mr_boo> Pici: err i got in from synaptic package manager
[16:46] <c0mrade> have you guys tried puppy linux??
[16:46] <Pici> mr_boo: so?
[16:46] <Pici> !offtopic | c0mrade
[16:46] <edbian> c0mrade: I have
[16:46] <rski> c0mrade: sure.
[16:46] <moncky> tazbo: first place to start is /var/log/messages, also have a general rummage in /var/log for the X logs
[16:46] <mr_boo> Pici: can i get prorietary stuff there?
[16:46] <Pici> mr_boo: You can find some of the proprietary drivers there.
[16:47] <Pici> !ati | mr_boo this may be of some help
[16:47] <arand> c0mrade: wrong channel ;) , have tried it, and developed a genuine hatred.
[16:47] <agari> hi all, i've got a problem with my conky script, it runs in the foreground with everything else behind it... any suggestions on the variable i should add?
[16:47] <gaurav>  ./configure --disable-avcodec--disable-avformat
[16:47] <gaurav> can i use the command lik dis?/
[16:47] <sudobash> can anyone tell me what this process is? root    3017  2.6  8.8 116116 78984 tty7     Ss+  Aug02  76:38 /usr/X11R6/bin/X :0 -br -audit 0 -auth /var/lib/gdm/:0.Xauth -nolisten tcp vt7
[16:47] <gaurav> it dont wrk:-(
[16:47] <mr_boo> Pici: i'm worried since i've got the fglrx installed but i cannot run amdcccle
[16:47] <Pici> gaurav: What are you trying to do?
[16:47] <c0mrade> well i am a developer with linux team and thats y asking for your feed back
[16:47] <mozart> oui
[16:48] <mr_boo> Pici: am i screwed?
[16:48] <sudobash> and why GDM runs twice?
[16:48] <Pici> c0mrade: That is not on-topic for this channel, please move the discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:48] <gaurav> pici..trying to configure vlc from sorce code
[16:48] <Pici> mr_boo: I don't know what that program is that you're trying to run.
[16:48] <sudobash> root      3010  0.0  0.1  15032  1140 ?        Ss   Aug02   0:00 /usr/sbin/gdm
[16:48] <sudobash> root      3013  0.0  0.2  15600  2372 ?        S    Aug02   0:00 /usr/sbin/gdm
[16:48] <Pici> gaurav: Why not install it from the repositories?
[16:48] <mr_boo> Pici: Catalyst Control Center
[16:48] <mr_boo> Pici: which is the control center for the fglrx driver i've been told
[16:48] <gaurav> because i cant afford to dwnld n furthur i wanna learn this way
[16:48] <c0mrade> sorry for that pici
[16:49] <CrAzYoNi> Hi all,
[16:49] <Pici> mr_boo: I believe  that you need to install that package manually: fglrx-amdcccle
[16:49] <c0mrade> well guys cya soon time for dinner
[16:49] <c0mrade> c ya then
[16:49] <mr_boo> Pici: hmm
[16:49] <Pici> gaurav: The folks in #videolan would know better than we would about compiling vlc
[16:49] <sudobash> is GDM supposed to be running twice?
[16:50] <JackBauer> How can I be sure that nobody is SSH/VNCing in my system?
[16:50] <gaurav> pici..thannx
[16:50] <Novastorm> sudobash: it's running twice on my 9.04 install
[16:50] <moncky> JackBauer: use iptables
[16:50] <sudobash> hmmm
[16:50] <Pici> JackBauer: netstat -tanp   and   who
[16:50] <mr_boo> Pici: done
[16:50] <sudobash> i have to hit enter twice before login
[16:50] <edbian> JackBauer: Look at the "auth" log
[16:50] <sudobash> i think this is a bug
[16:50] <mr_boo> Pici: now what?
[16:50] <grawity> JackBauer: 'netstat -etp will show the currently established connections.
[16:50] <Pici> mr_boo: Now look for that application
[16:51] <edbian> sudobash: I see no reason for gdm to be running twice
[16:51] <sudobash> 76:38 /usr/X11R6/bin/X :0 -br -audit 0 -auth /var/lib/gdm/:0.Xauth -nolisten tcp vt7                 ANYONE KNOW WHAT THIS IS I THINK IT IS VNC
[16:51] <mr_boo> Pici: amdcccle still won't run
[16:51] <Pici> !caps | sudobash
[16:52] <Guest36842> hola ayer instale ubuntu9.04 y a las 3 hroas tube q reinstalar ubuntu 8.04 porque  cuando reinicie no ubo forma de conectar el internet dsl
[16:52] <Pici> !es | Guest36842
[16:52] <JackBauer> Who shows tty7 and pts/0
[16:52] <dotblank> How do I make it so that my hard drive is erased when too many failed logins are detected
[16:52] <grawity> JackBauer: tty7 is local console 7 -- usually it's the GUI login.
[16:52] <enteL> lol
[16:52] <sudobash> dotblank write your own shell script
[16:52] <sudobash> and interface it somehow
[16:53] <ubuuser> Hi, if I want to d/l all ubuntu repoisotry to a local copy, without internet access, is there an ercommended way of doing this ?
[16:53] <grawity> JackBauer: And pts/0 is probably your shell. (ssh sessions also show up as pts/* but they also show the remote IP.)
[16:53] <CrAzYoNi> When I'm running some script via crontab it seems that it cannot recognize "service" (ex. service apache2 status)... if i'll use the full path instead (ex. /etc/init.d/apache2 status) it will work well, any ideas?
[16:53] <enteL> what a interesting question
[16:53] <dotblank> sudobash, like i want it with gdm
[16:53] <JackBauer> grawity, I see. Thanks.
[16:53] <grawity> dotblank: That, I'd say, is just too easy to abuse.
[16:53] <mr_boo> Pici: any suggestions?
[16:53] <pepperjack> dotblank: why not just go the truecrypt route?
[16:54] <Slart> dotblank: you might want to monitor the auth.log... I think failed logins are logged there
[16:54] <Pici> mr_boo: That package should install it into /usr/bin/amdcccle
[16:54] <dotblank> It is on a dm crypt twofish 256 key flash drive
[16:54] <dotblank> that I want to delete on too many failed logons
[16:54] <Slart> dotblank: but I would say truecrypt is safer and easier to setup, if you ask me
[16:55] <sudobash> a real hacker is gonna plug your HDD up to another linux machine there buddy and not try to go through login
[16:55] <grawity> Exactly ^
[16:55] <dotblank> sudobash, thats why I have it encrypted
[16:55] <JackBauer> Poor me... My hdd sound strange... clincking... So disasters come in pairs. of 100 in my case
[16:55] <mr_boo> Pici: amdcccle still won't run
[16:56] <sudobash> so still not going to wipe it when its nothing on your HDD is being executed
[16:56] <th0r> has to wonder what would be so secret truecrypt wouldn't be sufficient
[16:56] <zopiac> how do i make skype not show up in the notification area?
[16:56] <dotblank> sudobash, try but its to stop stupid people.. and its system that runs off a flash drive
[16:57] <Slart> sudobash: perhaps completing the system with a "ohmygod_britneyspearsnaked.sh" file should do it.. the hackers won't be able to resist that ;)
[16:57] <gartral> is it a bug that the screenshot util doesn't produce different sized files based on extension?
[16:57] <sudobash> lol
[16:57] <mr_boo> Pici: must i run aticonfig first?
[16:57] <Pici> mr_boo: I need to run to a meeting, perhaps someone else will be able to help.  Sorry for not being able to provide more info.
[16:58] <sudobash> an NA or AA meeting?
[16:58] <sudobash> :-P
[16:58] <mr_boo> Pici: many thanks anyway
[16:58] <gartral> !ot | sudobash
[16:58] <sudobash> it was a joke to an op!
[16:59] <gartral> ot is ot
[16:59] <attorianzo_> how can I see in linux if a folder is "virtual" (like /proc for instance) or not?
[16:59] <dotblank> so if I make a program watch a log file and when it pulls lets say 5 failed attempts within 1 hour i can just dd or rm /
[16:59] <masquerade> attorianzo_: 1 sec..
[17:00] <server_side> can i get my 5.1 working in ubuntu?
[17:00] <tazbo> is it possible to revert to a previous version of ubuntu (8.04) after I told it to update to 8.10, or do I have to reinstall the thing?
[17:00] <sudobash> Sure I used to have Optical 5.1 working on ubuntu
[17:00] <masquerade> tazbo: it is possible to downgradfe
[17:00] <macJC50640> Hello.
[17:01] <macJC50640> I just downloaded Ubuntu.
[17:01] <macJC50640> I love it so far :D
[17:01] <server_side> sudobash, is there any configuring i must do?
[17:01] <CW|Office> way to go
[17:01] <pepperjack> tazbo: bad idea.  best bet is to backup /home and installed packages and then reinstall
[17:01] <gartral> tazbo: you *could* edit your sources.list but its highly recommended just to reinstall
[17:01] <sudobash> Play around with the Volume Control and Alsa... its been a while since I have done that like years
[17:01] <ubuuser> in what channel can I get help with regarding to ubuntu distibution / repositories ?
[17:02] <gartral> ubuuser: just ask your question
[17:02] <tazbo> Because I have been trying for days to get anything 8.10 or higher to work and every variation (32bit, 64bit, 9.04, 8.10) I have tried locks up either on the login screen, or before
[17:03] <gartral> tazbo: can you get into a vt?
[17:03] <ubuuser> gartral: i asked twice, got no reply
[17:03] <gaurav> when i install any program frm apt it get stored in cache folder..can i use them afterwards to install the applications again??
[17:03] <gartral> ubuuser: then no-one knows
[17:03] <ubuuser> I want to d/l a repository of full ubuntu 9.04 packages in order to use it localy without i-net access
[17:03] <Slart> !downgrade | tazbo
[17:04] <Slart> gaurav: yes
[17:04] <tazbo> gartral: vt?
[17:04] <gartral> !aptoncd | ubuuser
[17:04] <Slart> gaurav: the next time you run aptitude or apt-get it won't download it.. just reuse the cached version, afaik
[17:04] <ubuuser> !offline
[17:04] <ubuuser> !APTonCD
[17:05] <sudobash> Ubuntu has been very stable for me recently especially since I have stopped trying to mess with it so much...
[17:05] <gartral> tazbo: when the login screen freezes, can you hit ctrl-alt-f1 and get a virtual terminal?
[17:05] <macJC50640> right now I'm trying to figure out xChat. I can't get it to join another server, idk where to go lol
[17:05] <gaurav> slart..means i can burn those on a dvd for future use??
[17:05] <ubuuser> How can I download the whole ubuntu repository?
[17:05] <gartral> macJC50640: /j #servernamehere
[17:05] <Slart> gaurav: sure.. they should be regular deb-files.. the same ones you find on packages.ubuntu.com
[17:05] <tazbo> gartral: oh, no.. once it is stuck I have to hard reset... only way to get terminal is in rescue mode
[17:05] <masquerade> ubuuser: i dont think that this makes sense
[17:06] <ubuuser> I need to d/l all fo http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/ ?
[17:06] <sudobash> ubuuser google would most likely be the best location for asking such questions....
[17:06] <gartral> tazbo: what kind of system is this? this is a serios error
[17:06] <ubuuser> not an ubuntu support channel ?
[17:06] <macJC50640> gartral: cool thanks :D
[17:06] <sudobash> you can use FTP to download it
[17:06] <Laibsch> where is the keyboard layout for the virtual terminal defined?
[17:06] <sudobash> like filezilla
[17:06] <sudobash> sudo apt-get install filezilla
[17:07] <tazbo> gartral: intel 945 dual core w/nvidia 8400
[17:07] <sudobash> that will allow you to queue all the files you want and then start the queue to download all of them which may take some time....
[17:07] <masquerade> why the heck would he want to download the WHOLE repo? it must be freaking big
[17:07] <gaurav> thanx slart
[17:07] <Slart> gaurav: you're welcome
[17:07] <sudobash> yeah no doubt
[17:07] <tazbo> gartral: worked great on everything including 8.04.. nothing after
[17:07] <sudobash> to archive i guess
[17:08] <gartral> tazbo: uhh.. who built it, whats the model number on the mobo
[17:08] <tazbo> gartral: intel motherboard 945gnt
[17:08] <sudobash> tazbo how much ram?
[17:08] <Seppi> hey, i'm a noob here and i have a really silly question. how do i remove the "user quit" or "user logged in" and all the other notifications in XChat?
[17:08] <tazbo> sudobash: 2 1gb sticks
[17:09] <gartral> tazbo: you shouldnt see these problems, does that board have an onboard video controller?
[17:09] <sudobash> reset BIOS to default and try again...
[17:09] <sudobash> 9.04
[17:09] <edbian> masquerade: It's 20,000 packages +
[17:09] <dragon64> hello, does anyone know how to force screen resolution/refresh rate in jaunty, it seems to ignore xorg.conf anymore
[17:09] <masquerade> edbian: yes. its sick to want download everything
[17:10] <tazbo> gartral: yes and no way to disable it in the bios
[17:10] <edbian> masquerade: Maybe he needs it to complete his hard copy of the internet
[17:10] <masquerade> dragon64: what graphics card do you have?
[17:10] <sudobash> you could archive it and become a mirror
[17:10]  * zargonovski is away: Gone away for now
[17:10] <masquerade> edbian: rofl xD
[17:10] <gartral> dragon64: do you have an nvidia card?
[17:10] <dragon64> nvidia 9600 gt, but the nvidia control panel does not help at all
[17:10] <gartral> tazbo: is there a lpg1 jumper on that board?
[17:10] <dragon64> gives me same options
[17:10] <tazbo> gartral: i'll have to check the manual
[17:11] <dragon64> the resolution is ok, but the refresh rate is low
[17:11] <sudobash> edbian: there is a hard copy of the internet since 1998 i think
[17:11] <gartral> tazbo: jpg1 my appologies
[17:11] <sudobash> well not entirely of course
[17:11] <server_side> where can i find the app to toggle the 5.1 levels?
[17:11] <sudobash> http://www.archive.org/index.php
[17:11] <sudobash> prefrences in volume control
[17:11] <Geli> helllohelo
[17:12] <sudobash> and also System -> Preferences -> Sound
[17:12] <Geli> ubuntu like mobile internet?
[17:12] <dragon64> do you know where that is controlled now? xorg.con says that most settings here will be ignored
[17:12] <tazbo> gartral: checking manual
[17:12] <masquerade> sudobash: its older i think
[17:12] <sudobash> if you have 5.1 support you will see it in one of the drop downs on one in one of those places and you have to switch over....
[17:13] <sudobash> volume control I Know you have one of those
[17:13] <sudobash> prefrences or advanced something what are you on 6.04
[17:13] <sudobash> ?
[17:14] <dragon64> yes, sorry I have the nvidia 9600 gt
[17:14] <Spreadsheet> Hi
[17:14] <server_side> good prog for downloading music. is there a limewire?
[17:14] <Slart> !p2p
[17:14] <masquerade> server_side: its called frostwire
[17:14] <Spreadsheet> I installed Firefox Shiretoko and parts of the window go black at times. Is this normal?
[17:15] <macJC50640> Meh.
[17:15] <sudobash> why not just use torrent?
[17:15] <Slart> Spreadsheet: I've heard others say the same thing.. I haven't tried shiretoko myself so I don't know of any fixes
[17:15] <sudobash> deluge is a great torrent app
[17:15] <macJC50640> For some reason I still can figure out how to make xchat join another server.
[17:15] <macJC50640> can't **
[17:15] <Slart> !bittorrent
[17:15] <Spreadsheet> Ok
[17:16] <Spreadsheet> Also, i tried using the video tag but the video didn't play
[17:16] <DwightShroot> youtube isn't working since ive installed updates it keeps saying i need adobe flash but i already have it
[17:16] <sudobash> I dont like Transmission although it is a sick name for a torrent app
[17:16] <Spreadsheet> All it showed was an image
[17:16] <sudobash> deluge works excellent
[17:16] <mezquitale> DwightShroot, just reinstall flash and see what happens, go to a video on youtube and click on the link that sends you to the adobe website
[17:16] <Spreadsheet> Again, is that normal?
[17:17] <tazbo> gartral: no jpg1
[17:17] <emanux> hello, is there a free DB GUI client that can connect to any DB?
[17:17] <emanux> aqua data studio has license
[17:17] <DwightShroot> ﻿mezquitale: tried that already
[17:17] <ProfOak> Is there a program I can use to have an overview of how my HDD space is being used?
[17:18] <pepperjack> ProfOak: kdirstat is fairly nice
[17:18] <dragon64> gives me same options
[17:18] <Roland> ProfOak, kdirstat
[17:18] <mezquitale> ProfOak,  gparted
[17:18] <sudobash> there is one provided by default..........
[17:18] <dragon64> hello, does anyone know how to force screen resolution/refresh rate in jaunty, it seems to ignore xorg.conf anymore
[17:18] <ProfOak> pepperjack, Roland, mezquitale: thanks
[17:18] <sudobash> Apps->Accessories-> Disk Usage Analyzer
[17:19] <mezquitale> DwightShroot, it looks like the same thing happened to me, go to synaptic  and click on "adobe-flashplugin"
[17:20] <ernz> Hi - Does anyone know how I can stop automounting of external hard drives?
[17:20] <server_side> frost wire fatal error everytime i install
[17:20] <ernz> Or even stop automounting of specific partitions. That would be better.
[17:20] <mezquitale> ernz, check your "fstab" under "/etc" and delete the lines that automatically mount your external hard drive
[17:20] <gaurav> working on ubuntu.. my internet goes off after sometime again and again
[17:21] <cime> how you add -i to make when using checkinstall?
[17:21]  * zargonovski is back.
[17:21] <Quiznos> ernz dont rm any lines
[17:21] <Quiznos> ernz edit /etc/fstab and remove the text string auto, from the lines of devices you dont want to automount
[17:22] <ernz> Quiznos/mezquitale: Yea, I don't think I should *remove* lines from there. Any other suggestions
[17:22] <DwightShroot> ﻿mezquitale: it says its already installed
[17:22] <Quiznos> ernz edit /etc/fstab and remove the text string auto, from the lines of devices you dont want to automount
[17:22] <mezquitale> ernz, you dont have to remove anyline, all you have to do is put a "#" in the line that mounts the hard drive you dont want to be mounted automatically
[17:22] <ernz> Quiznos: I can't see the drives in fstab
[17:22] <emanux> can i install using .rpm?
[17:23] <Quiznos> ernz they arent mentioend in etc/fstab at all?
[17:23] <thiebaude> !.rpm
[17:23] <mezquitale> DwightShroot,  uninstall it using synaptic and then reinstall it.  All I had to go is go to synaptic, search for "flash", I clicked on the square that said "adobe-flashplugin" and it installed it and configured it automatically
[17:23] <JackBauer> I have this wireless PCI card and I just can't make it work...
[17:23] <burkmat> Running Ubuntu server I decided to install the ubuntu-desktop metapackage... then I decided to remove it. After some tinkering I got the suggestion to simply remove all the packages listed in the metapackage, which left a system resembling a swiss cheese. I've isolated it from the Internet due to concerns that the broken system isn't properly secured - Is there any way to reinstall ubuntu from within, that is, reduce the system to ba
[17:23] <burkmat> sic install without having to physically go there and reinstall?
[17:23] <zopiac> how do i make skype not show up in the notification area?
[17:23] <DwightShroot> ﻿mezquitale: ok thanks
[17:23] <Quiznos> thiebaude that comment you had posted is quite misleading.  "dangerous" is not applicable
[17:24] <ernz> Quiznos: Nope. External drives. Similar to thumb drives. I don't think they are written to fstab ever because they are temporary mounts. I have some external drives which have some partitions I want to automount, and some I never want to mount automatically.
[17:24] <thiebaude> Quiznos, thats what the bot says not me
[17:24] <grawity> Quiznos, ernz: I guess it's Nautilus doing the automounting ... try _adding_ them to fstab, then nautilus/gnome-volume-manager won't touch them.
[17:24] <Quiznos> thiebaude i know, the comment should be fix and "dangerous" changed to "not recommended at all"
[17:24] <JackBauer> any idea?
[17:24] <Mikey^> zopiac: it will once you start it, what desktop env are you using ?
[17:24] <Quiznos> grawity yea, i was tryin to think of that.
[17:24] <zopiac> Mikey^: gnome
[17:25] <thiebaude> Quiznos, if its not true yea, someone needs to change it
[17:25] <Quiznos> ernz see grawit's comment  to me
[17:25] <grawity> Quiznos: /msg ubottu rpm =~ s/dangerous/not recommended at all/
[17:25] <gaurav> working on ubuntu.. my internet goes off after sometime again and again
[17:25] <grawity> Quiznos: And it'll be realyed to bot admins.
[17:25] <JackBauer> lspci shows it as Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR5008 Wireless Network
[17:25] <Mikey^> zopiac: then it will once you start it, I am able to see it in my panel
[17:25] <Pici> Quiznos: See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots for suggesting factoid changes
[17:25] <grawity> relayed*
[17:25] <Quiznos> thiebaude who ever wrote that is a alarmist
[17:25] <ernz> grawity: That sounds like woman's logic. It must be right. I'll give it a shot. 2 mins.
[17:25] <Quiznos> Pici i'm not nested enough to do so
[17:25] <Quiznos> pici s/nest/vest/
[17:25] <zopiac> Mikey^: well, i dont want it in my panel, since i dont use them :P i want pressing the X on the skype window to close skype
[17:25] <Pici> Quiznos: Its not going to change then
[17:25] <grawity> ernz: I have actually _tried_ adding my USB flashdrive to fstab.
[17:25] <gaurav> pici..working on ubuntu.. my internet goes off after sometime again and again
[17:26] <Mikey^> zopiac: check the skype settings then
[17:26] <Slart> !details | gaurav
[17:26] <zopiac> Mikey^: option's not there
[17:26] <Mikey^> its not a gnome/ubuntu setting.
[17:27] <server_side> got them all working but no center any suggestions?
[17:27] <EhPrettyEasy> FUCKING U
[17:27] <EhPrettyEasy> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?" 0 0 0
[17:27] <grawity> *sigh*
[17:27] <jethro> I am having a problem with my video driver. When I have it enabled, my computer freezes when I return from suspend, and when I have the driver disabled I cannot play video files. Is there a way to prevent the computer from freezing when it returns from suspend?
[17:27] <grawity> Don't tell me that thing _still_ works.
[17:28] <BrixSat2> how do i in recovery mode fix the X11
[17:28] <Mikey^> zopiac: you can remove the notification area if you dont have any other icons in the system tray
[17:28] <ernz> grawity: I dont think that will work. If I swap the USB ports, won't the fstab start confusing drives?
[17:28] <zopiac> Mikey^: Skype remains open when you close the main skype window
[17:28] <zopiac> even without a notification area
[17:29] <pepperjack> !fixres | BrixSat2 may help
[17:29] <jethro> I am having a problem with my video driver. When I have it enabled, my computer freezes when I return from suspend, and when I have the driver disabled I cannot play video files. Is there a way to prevent the computer from freezing when it returns from suspend?
[17:29] <Mikey^> zopiac: Hmm.. sorry then, not sure
[17:29] <dotblank> How does the kernel mount an encrypted root directory?
[17:29] <zopiac> all right
[17:29] <th0r> dotblank: very carefully
[17:29] <gaurav> using ubuntu and automatically net gets disconnected after some times
[17:29] <nibbler_> dotblank: the / is set up in the initramfs during startup
[17:30] <pepperjack> jethro: you can a) disable suspend or perhaps b) make sure swap is large enough and check logs to see what problem may be
[17:30] <nibbler_> dotblank: so you always need some non-encrypted partition, usbstick, cd, whatever
[17:30] <Mikey^> gaurav: are you using wireless or ethernet ?
[17:30] <dotblank> nibbler_, is that where the pass-phrase is?
[17:30] <nibbler_> dotblank: yep
[17:30] <gaurav> pici..using 9.04.. net goes automatically while working
[17:30] <gaurav> no.. dsl
[17:30] <gaurav> mikey
[17:30] <jethro> pepperjack i need suspend because i have a laptop that i must put into its bag. how do i check a log to see what the problem is?
[17:31] <Mikey^> gaurav: using ethernet cable or usb ?
[17:31] <SirFunk> hi, my netbook that i'm runnign netbook remix on won't go to sleep when left idle. If i shut the cover it will, but not if i just walk away
[17:31] <SirFunk> any ideas?
[17:32] <jethro> sirfunk you need to change your settings under power management
[17:33] <Mikey^> SirFunk: change your power settings
[17:33] <SirFunk> jethro: it's set to sleep after 5 minutes... i just walked out for 25 minutes and it was still awake
[17:33] <dotblank> does the live cd have dm crypt in its initrd
[17:33] <Mikey^> gaurav: are you using network manager to connect ?
[17:33] <gaurav> mikey..ethernet cable...it works well on windows
[17:33] <TendencyDriven> Hey.
[17:33] <jethro> sirfunk i am not sure then, i am new to linux as well
[17:34] <archy_boy> fr someone?
[17:34] <SirFunk> Mikey^: any idea?
[17:34] <TendencyDriven> SirFunk, what appears to be the problem?
[17:34] <mezquitale> anyone knows the path for the passphrase file that gets created when you encrypt your home directory in jaunty?
[17:34] <Mikey^> gaurav: are you using network manager ?
[17:34] <pepperjack> jethro: hope this is of some help:https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/Freeze
[17:34] <SirFunk> TendencyDriven: netbook should sleep after 5 minutes idle.. and it doesn't
[17:34] <SirFunk> i can manually put it to sleep
[17:34] <SirFunk> but it doesn't auto sleep
[17:34] <Mikey^> SirFunk: you need to change the power management settings
[17:34] <SirFunk> it's like it doesn't realize that it is idle
[17:35] <goku12205> what is win32?
[17:35] <N-1> j #linuxac/
[17:35] <TendencyDriven> SirFunk: Go to System->Preferences->Power Management
[17:35] <SirFunk> TendencyDriven: yeah, it's set to sleep after 5 minutes
[17:36] <TendencyDriven> SirFunk:  Ok, that would happen if it was on AC power.
[17:36] <dotblank> Does the live cd initrd mount the persistant filesystem?
[17:36] <SirFunk> huh?
[17:36] <lera_zed> hello, why xen-docs-3.3 package is empty in 8.10 ? is there any licencing problems or something ?
[17:36] <TendencyDriven> SirFunk: Nevermind, my bad.
[17:36]  * zargonovski is away: Gone away for now
[17:36] <gaurav> Mickey..using network connectons
[17:36] <SirFunk> TendencyDriven: it's set to never sleep on AC, and to sleep after 5 min on battery
[17:36]  * zargonovski is back.
[17:36] <rockguel> Hola!
[17:36] <sudobash> does ubuntu have any backdoors?
[17:36] <Mikey^> SirFunk: does it go to sleep after 5 mins when you are on battery not AC power ?
[17:36] <TendencyDriven> SirFunk: Hmmm, I'm not sure then... Try the ubuntu forums.
[17:36] <rockguel> ¿Alguien me lee?
[17:36] <BrixSat2> if i select recovery menu in grub i end on shell, but when i reboot i see recovery menu, how can i access it?
[17:36] <sysbeast> if i try to start games with a different resolution than my gnome desktop i get a black screen...how can i fix this?
[17:37] <SirFunk> Mikey^: it DOESN'T go to sleep.... which is the problem
[17:37] <SirFunk> it shoudl, but doesn't
[17:37] <edbian> sudobash: ubuntu is remarkably secure.  Be more specific.  What is a "backdoor" ?
[17:37] <jethro> Is there a way to keep my computer from freezing when returning from suspend when i have my video drivers enabled? it does not freeze when the drivers are disabled? can anyone help me out with this????
[17:37] <sudobash> for gov access
[17:37] <Mikey^> gaurav: try doing sudo dhclient eth0 from the terminal and see if this happens again
[17:37] <mezquitale> nadie te lee
[17:37] <Mikey^> SirFunk: sorry, never used netbook remix, did you google ?
[17:38] <edbian> sudobash: Buttom line: Nobody is logged into my system without me knowing about it
[17:38] <SirFunk> Mikey^: yeah.. i doubt netbook remix is much different than regular
[17:38] <SirFunk> i'm just not really sure where to start looking
[17:38] <sipior> edbian: if they did, how would you know?
[17:38] <sudobash> lol
[17:38] <SirFunk> googling: netbook doesn't sleep ubuntu doesn't come up with anyhting relevant
[17:38] <edbian> sipior: the auth log
[17:38] <TendencyDriven>  Anyone know how to get my Emerald Themes working?  I click on them and nothing happens.  I have tried 'emerald --replace' but nothing works.
[17:38] <Mikey^> SirFunk: do you have any apps running at the moment ?
[17:38] <mezquitale> BrixSat, youre not being clear.  You mean you can't boot up your machine?? what error are you getting?
[17:38] <sipior> edbian: heh heh, right.
[17:38] <tasty> hi
[17:38] <SirFunk> Mikey^: yeah a few
[17:39] <Mikey^> SirFunk: can you try once after closing all of them
[17:39] <Mikey^> some apps tend to block ubuntu from sleep
[17:39] <TendencyDriven>  Anyone know how to get my Emerald Themes working?  I click on them and nothing happens.  I have tried 'emerald --replace' but nothing works.
[17:39] <mneptok> !repeat > TendencyDriven
[17:39] <TendencyDriven> Ahhhs, sorry
[17:40] <SirFunk> Mikey^: that means i'll have to close irc :-P i'll try that in a few minutes though
[17:40] <Mikey^> SirFunk: other than irc
[17:40] <BrixSat> mezquitale no X gives an error
[17:41] <ybit> what is the alternative to ifconfig that ubuntu uses?
[17:41] <tasty> I'll soon find out
[17:41] <rski> ybit: ifconfig?
[17:41] <sipior> ybit: you mean ip?
[17:41] <Mikey^> SirFunk: as far as I know, irc does not block
[17:41] <jethro> Is there a way to keep my computer from freezing when returning from suspend when i have my video drivers enabled? it does not freeze when the drivers are disabled. can anyone help me out with this????
[17:41] <ybit> ubuntu doesn't use ifconfig iirc
[17:42] <gartral> jethro: nvidia card?
[17:42] <sipior> ybit: sure it does
[17:42] <SirFunk> Mikey^: i have irc/firefox/pidgin/terminal open
[17:42] <jethro> gartral radeon
[17:42] <th0r> ybit...it uses network manager
[17:42] <ikonia> ybit: ifconfig is installed/available
[17:42] <SirFunk> doesn't seem like that should cause such problems
[17:42] <ybit> i know it' avaiable, i just recall there was alt to ifconfig from some distro i used
[17:42] <gartral> jethro: radeon? that's a new one, are you using the official, or open source radeon drivers?
[17:42] <Mikey^> yeah those dont block.. rhythmbox does though SirFunk
[17:42] <ikonia> ybit: ip replaced it in some distros
[17:43] <jethro> gartral i am using the proprietary drivers for my ati x1200 and i cannot find any open source drivers
[17:43] <th0r> ybit: network manager doesn't actually replace ifconfig...it however does replace ifup and ifdown for controlling the interface. YOu can still reconfigure the nic with ifconfig
[17:43] <SirFunk> Mikey^: ahh, yeah don't ahve that open
[17:43] <gartral> jethro: im at a loss, im sorry my friend
[17:44] <Mikey^> SirFunk: what netbook is yours ?
[17:44] <jethro> Is there a way to keep my computer from freezing when returning from suspend when i have my video drivers enabled? it does not freeze when the drivers are disabled. the card is an ATI x1200 can anyone help me out with this????
[17:44] <SirFunk> Mikey^: Toshiba NB205
[17:44] <SirFunk> atom processor , like most
[17:45] <mneptok> !repeat > jethro
[17:46] <TendencyDriven> Hey.
[17:46] <XLV> jethro, install latest ati firegl drivers? the ones included in ubuntu are recent, but not latest
[17:47] <jethro> XLV where can i find those drivers?
[17:47] <XLV> jethro, ati's site?
[17:47] <shawnps> I'd like to be able to VNC into an Ubuntu machine running 9.04 Server, but it doesn't seem to be working.  Do I need other things installed aside from vnc4server?
[17:48] <dennda> Is mod_python installed per default on ubuntu server systems?
[17:48] <jethro> xlv there is nothing there for my model card it skips over my model.
[17:48] <joeyeye> shawnps: just use vino
[17:48]  * zargonovski is away: Gone away for now
[17:48] <XLV> shawnps, firewall running ( eg shorewall ) you'd beed to allow vnc ports to come in into the ubuntu system.. also it needs some configruring.. user, its password etc
[17:49] <ascheel> Can someone tell me what 'apt-get build-dep linux-source' means?  I'm just trying to download the kernel source and get it into /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build and don't care about recompiling it.  Just want to get it downloaded for some driver compilations I need to do
[17:49] <Mikey^> SirFunk: cant find anything like that, why dont you file a bug report
[17:49] <grawity> shawnps: Do you have X installed? There needs to be a graphical interface for VNC to launch.
[17:49] <shawnps> It seems like I can connect, it just displays a black background
[17:49] <yuri_zhivago> how do i delete .wine directory?
[17:49] <shawnps> grawity: I'm not sure, what's the package called that would need to be installed for X?
[17:49] <Mikey^> yuri_zhivago: rm -rf ~/.wine
[17:49] <XLV> jethro, the gpu is a separate gpu card/module in a laptop or igp?
[17:50] <SirFunk> Mikey^: i think i will
[17:50] <SirFunk> thanks
[17:50] <yuri_zhivago> Mikey^: thanks.
[17:50] <TN> i have configured skype  in Ubuntu machine but i am lessening incoming voice,out voice is not enable to reach others,
[17:50] <joeyeye> shawnps: vnc capability is installed out-of-the-box - go to System | Preferences | Remote Desktop
[17:50] <TN> how do i solve the problem
[17:50] <grawity> I'm not sure; try installing, say, fluxbox or Xfce
[17:50] <Mikey^> TN: open volume control and increase the volume for the mic
[17:50] <grawity> joeyeye: He has Ubuntu Server, I think.
[17:50] <shawnps> joeyeye: It's a server, no monitor
[17:50] <TN> volume is ok
[17:50] <jethro> xlv i think it is integrated
[17:51] <TN> wht is xlv
[17:51] <Mikey^> TN: have you set skype to adjust volume automatically ?
[17:51] <TN> can i install the xlv
[17:51] <Mikey^> TN: xlv is another guy chatting here
[17:51] <server_side> how can i kill a process frostwire it wont let me close it???
[17:51] <TN> k
[17:51] <joeyeye> shawnps: so no X ... isn't that why vnc will give black screen ... ?
[17:52] <dare> server_side, killall -9 frostwire
[17:52] <grawity> server_side: Go to the Terminal, type: killall -9 frostwire
[17:52] <shawnps> joeyeye: I don't know, that's sort of why I'm asking
[17:52] <Mikey^> TN: go to skype prefernces
[17:52] <linxeh> does the ubuntustudio alternate install cd install a kernel with all the realtime patches etc on ?
[17:52] <shawnps> joeyeye: What do I need to install, then, for VNC to work?
[17:52] <TN> k
[17:52] <server_side> frostwire: no process killed
[17:53] <server_side> thas what i got of that command
[17:53] <joeyeye> shawnps: do you want a desktop, or a SSH ?
[17:53] <shawnps> joeyeye: I can already SSH, I want to be able to VNC into the server
[17:53] <dare> servide_side, is it a window which you need to close?
[17:53] <Mikey^> server_side: ps -A | grep frost
[17:53] <Kottizen> shawnps: Remote desktop (VNC) is already included in Ubuntu.
[17:53] <joeyeye> shawnps: then you'll need to install a window manager and X
[17:53] <porter1> If I have dual monitors, how do I prevent windows from going into the empty space left behing by a window that has a different height than another?
[17:54] <joeyeye> shawnps: i.e. gnome-desktop or something else
[17:54] <shawnps> joeyeye: okay, do you know what the package for X is called?
[17:54] <porter1> I have one that is 1280x1024 and another that is 1440x900.
[17:54] <cyrus_> hi
[17:54] <windwhinny> shawnps，xorg?
[17:54] <server_side> Mikey^, nothing seems to close it
[17:54] <joeyeye> shawnps: gnome-desktop should pull everything down you need
[17:54] <Mikey^> shawnps: search for something releated to Xorg
[17:54] <XLV> jethro, http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.7&product=2.7.4.3.3.3.1&lang=English
[17:55] <lcabrini> server_side: what does 'pgrep frostwire' tell you?
[17:55] <shawnps> I believe I installed gnome-desktop and then tried it, and it failed to work
[17:55] <shawnps> I'll try again
[17:55] <server_side> nothing lol
[17:55] <JackBauer> I have some problems with my WIFI chipset... I cant get it started
[17:56] <cyrus_> hi..................
[17:56] <TN> please send me how do i solve the problem
[17:56] <cyrus_>  im naoj
[17:56] <Mikey^> server
[17:56] <porter1> Witrh 2 monitors, how do I prevent windows from going into the empty space around them?
[17:56] <Mikey^> TN: open skype preferences
[17:56] <flavie> hello
[17:56] <TN> ok
[17:56] <TN> next
[17:57] <Mikey^> go to audio and it that uncheck automatically adjust volume
[17:57] <Mikey^> TN: also check that you have connected your mic properly
[17:57] <flavie> is it possible to run windows from grub on hd1 ? with ubuntu on hd0 ?
[17:57] <TN> only option is  available
[17:58] <porter1> flavie, yes, but you need to modify grub correctly
[17:58] <Mikey^> TN: check sound recorder is Applications-> Sound & Video
[17:58] <TN> k
[17:58] <flavie> porter1, can I have the syntax
[17:58] <Mikey^> and see if you are able to hear you own voice, if it works then it their problem
[17:58] <joeyeye> shawnps: what window manager do you want to use ?
[17:58] <edbian> Why would someone get dropped to a grub shell at boot time?  (after stage 1.5) ?
[17:59] <Mikey^> edbian: your partition is erased ?
[17:59] <Fashe> heo
[17:59] <Yamakiri> Hi, my friend needs some help, he installed Ubuntu linux on his PS3, but he hardly has any commands, and we can't do what we need to do because we're even missing apt-get and dpkg.  We have wget, so is there any way we could at least get these utilities?  This is a list of all the commands he has (just 26...) http://pastebin.com/d59946baa .  Can anyone assist us?
[18:00] <edbian> Mikey^: It's not actually me actually.  The partition isn't erased.  Maybe /boot/grub/menu.lst is pointing to the wrong placE?
[18:00] <Mikey^> Yamakiri: what version did you install ?
[18:00] <Mikey^> edbian: maybe
[18:00] <edbian> Yamakiri: You don't have apt-get ?  I don't think that's possible
[18:01] <shawnps> joeyeye: I dunno, GNOME?
[18:01] <porter1> flavie, add this to the end of /boot/grub/menu.lst: http://pastebin.com/m42c6f30d
[18:01] <Mikey^> edbian: it can also be grub cant find that menu.lst or grub.conf file
[18:01] <shawnps> joeyeye: I think I got it working
[18:01] <Yamakiri> Mikey^: linux-image-powerpc64-smp
[18:01] <edbian> Mikey^: Ok thanks.
[18:01] <porter1> flavie, that assumes XP is the first partition on it's drive
[18:01] <edbian> Mikey^: I highly suspect menu.lst is missing for some reason :)
[18:01] <Yamakiri> edbian: well it's not in /usr/bin, and which returns nothing along with /usr/bin/env...
[18:01] <Mikey^> :)
[18:01] <jethro> i think i might have deleted my swap space is it possible to check to see if i have swap space?
[18:01] <edbian> Yamakiri: it would be in /sbin
[18:02] <edbian> Yamakiri: either in /sbin or in /bin
[18:02] <Mikey^> Yamakiri: do you have a /usr/bin ?
[18:02] <Yamakiri> edbian: well okay I'll try that, but it said apt-get command not found when we just ran it in the term...
[18:02] <joeyeye> shawnps: take a look through here: http://www.arsgeek.com/2006/09/26/how-to-connect-to-your-headless-server-with-vncgui/
[18:02] <Yamakiri> Mikey^: yes sir
[18:02] <edbian> Yamakiri: /bin is binaries that are part of the core system.  /sbin is binaries that can only be run as root.  /usr/bin is binaries that were added by the package manager
[18:02] <Mikey^> Yamakiri: are you using bash ?
[18:03] <edbian> Yamakiri: "sudo apt-get blah blah" possibly?
[18:03] <flavie> porter1, ok I ll let you know :)
[18:03] <Yamakiri> Mikey^: /bin/sh, although we did export SHELL='/bin/bash'
[18:03] <Yamakiri> edbian: We tried, it failed
[18:03] <dayo> this command worked on ibex:  sudo /usr/bin/gnome-power-cmd.sh suspend  then i installed jaunty and now i get: sudo: /usr/bin/gnome-power-cmd.sh: command not found   what gives?
[18:03] <Yamakiri> and he doesn't have sudo either...
[18:03] <innomen> Hi all, i don't know if it's ok to ask this here but does anyone familier enough with the mp3 tagging app picard? My question is long winded, hence the preface.
[18:03] <lstarnes> Yamakiri: which version of ubuntu was that?
[18:03] <Mikey^> Yamakiri: without dpkg I think we cant help you
[18:04] <dayo> !ask | innomen
[18:04] <jethro> can anyone tell me how to check to see if i might have deleted my swap space?
[18:04] <Yamakiri> lstarnes: linux-image-powerpc64-smp
[18:04] <innomen> Dayo: yea genius, read what i typed
[18:04] <Yamakiri> Ubuntu version 8.10
[18:04] <innomen> my question is about a page long, you want it?
[18:04] <shawnps> joeyeye: Okay, thanks
[18:04] <porter1> jethro, log in to ubuntu, then do fdisk -l and see if swaps there
[18:04] <lstarnes> innomen: if it's long, pastebin it or ask it on the forums
[18:04] <server_side> still cant close frostwire, can any one help why?
[18:05] <methadone> Guys, using a Logitech MX-Revolution, how do I map the thumb buttons (4 and 5) so that they function natively but continue to function under firefox?
[18:05] <nOStahl> hi all. im having issues with the usb.img i downloaded for ubuntu netbook remix...... can i just install a regular ubuntu and convert to netbook remix version?
[18:05] <fahadsadah> jethro: Make that sudo fdisk -l
[18:05] <darkhamm> how can i tweak my ubuntu for using less memory?
[18:05] <porter1> fahadsadah, thanks :)
[18:05] <fahadsadah> darkhamm: See Xubuntu. Lighter
[18:05] <Slart> darkhamm: using less memory? you mean be less efficient? slower? use the harddrive more?
[18:05] <innomen> lstarnes, i'd rather see if anyone here is comfy with picard first, maybe save a lot of time for me and the person willing/able to help, God why do people behave like robots
[18:05] <jethro> porter1 there is only /dev/sda1 listed is that my swap space?
[18:05] <Tiki342> Hi everyone.  I have an itronix lx260 laptop with a built in leadtek gps unit.  does anyone know how i would go about getting setting it up on ubuntu 9.04?
[18:05] <porter1> Probably not
[18:05] <Yamakiri> Mikey^: we're looking through /bin and /sbin right now for apt-get and dpkg, it'll be a minute
[18:05] <arleslie> I'm trying to use sudo to  do mount -a but after I send the command it just seems like it is still processing over and over and over again
[18:06] <innomen> plus i didnt know if it was evn ok to ask about spesfic apps here
[18:06] <sipior> Slart: thank you :-)
[18:06] <Mikey^> Yamakiri: ok
[18:06] <darkhamm> Slart: less ram
[18:06] <dayo> innomen: settle down. no one here owes u anything. we're all volunteers.
[18:06] <porter1> jethro, it looks as if you didn't create a swap if there is only one
[18:06] <Mikey^> Yamakiri: you can also do this
[18:06] <darkhamm> Slart: excuse me
[18:06] <Yamakiri> we don't see either...
[18:06] <jethro> porter1 i think that i accidentally deleted it, is there a way to create a new one?
[18:06] <Slart> darkhamm: linux will use *all* your memory.. that's the way it's designed
[18:06] <kantor> hi, I have a pppoe internet connection, but even if I set it to connect automatically when I enter gnome it is not connecting automatically, I always need to init the connection manually, I'm using intrepid ibex, with the network manager 0.7.0
[18:06] <porter1> jethro, do you still have an ubuntu disk?
[18:07] <darkhamm> Slart: yes, but with 1 gb ddr1
[18:07] <innomen> dayo: *facepalm* you owe me reading my question before talking down to me, and i'm trying to make it easy for anyone who is willignt o help, how about you just not answer, if you can't help?
[18:07] <jethro> porter1 yes
[18:07] <porter1> jethro, insert the disk, run the LiveCD, don't install, and get to the desktop
[18:07] <sipior> innomen: can you just ask the question? (sans drama)
[18:08] <Slart> darkhamm: well.. xfce is a bit easier on the memory compared to gnome.. you can try shutting down stuff you don't need running.. I'm not sure if disabling some of the TTY's will make a difference but it's an option
[18:08] <dayo> innomen: no one talked down to you. u're the one making an issue out of this.
[18:08] <jethro> porter1 ok then what do i do?
[18:08] <darkhamm> Slart: ok
[18:08] <dayo> innomen: if u need help post your question and wait to see, if someone can help u. it's that simple. alternatively, u can go post in the forum, if u prefer.
[18:08] <innomen> sipior: sure thing, but when someone complains about it being long, i'll blame you ok?
[18:08] <porter1> jethro, then go to System->Partition Editor, and resize your one large ubuntu partition to make room for swap. Creat a swap partition after that. You'll need to read some guides about how to use Gparted if you don't already.
[18:09] <flavie> porter1, I got an error message : NTLDR missing
[18:09] <sipior> innomen: whatever makes you feel better, pal.
[18:09] <innomen> dayo: are you still talking to me?
[18:09] <Slart> darkhamm: if you're really looking for something slim I would almost suggest going with DSL (Damn small linux) or puppylinux
[18:09] <dayo> this dude's amazing.
[18:09] <Slart> darkhamm: you can also start with the minimal install cd and go from there.. only installing the stuff you need
[18:09] <server_side> any one know why i cant ill frostwire?
[18:09] <Alchemestrum> Ignorance is bliss I always say
[18:09] <darkhamm> Slart: yes something lighter , but very useful like ubuntu
[18:10] <JeZ-l-Lee> anyone know how to uninstall GRUB and restore my Windows Vista / Windows 7 boot loader ?
[18:10] <darkhamm> Slart: i really like synaptic
[18:10] <porter1> flavie, what order do you have your hard drvies in? Ubuntu must be the first hard drive and it must be the master
[18:10] <Slart> !minimal | darkhamm
[18:10] <jethro> porter1 i already have ubuntu installed, is it possible to do that from this installation?
[18:10] <dayo> server_side: have u tried sudo killall frostwire ?
[18:10] <server_side> dayo, yes
[18:10] <Ose> my ubuntu machine is connected to my wireless network, but not to the internet (like this vista machine is). does anyone have an idea why?
[18:10] <porter1> jethro, you can't resize a partition you are using. Doing so will cause damages.
[18:10] <darkhamm> Slart: minimals are live?
[18:10] <Slart> darkhamm: nope.. it uses the same installer as the alternate install.. ie a text based one
[18:11] <dayo> !lvm | jethro
[18:11] <dayo> jethro: for future reference. been meaning to get into it, myself.
[18:11] <porter1> dayo, is he using raid?
[18:11] <Brenden> hello all
[18:11] <flavie> porter1, http://pastebin.com/m2d60c327
[18:12] <porter1> flavie, it should work then.
[18:12] <jethro> dayo i am not sure what most of that means
[18:12] <porter1> flavie, is grub installed on your ubuntu drive?
[18:12] <innomen> I used picard to scan a folder, it returns a result, but the song in question is from a mix album and a production album, i attempted a lookup, but the links are not passing from musicbrains (firefox) to the app (picard) i'm wondering if there is a way to determine if the album version is missing in the database or if maybe there is a way to tell it to exclude the mix album, i want it to be stored with its root artist, not "various" since i only have on
[18:12] <innomen> e song from this compilation. (third eye foundation) There are other details that may be relevant to the issue. I'm not sure where the problem is, the database on thier end, fire fox picard or something which handels the opening of link in outside progrmas
[18:13] <flavie> porter1, I think so
[18:13] <dayo> jethro: raid and lvm are usually implemented on servers. it lets you resize partitions.
[18:13] <porter1> it shouldn't give you that error then. Check the boot order of your hard drives in the BIOS. I think it's reading the windows one first if it's finding ntldr
[18:14] <Brenden> I have a question about just starting: I have an Intel machine but when I started downloading the latest Ubuntu ISO, the file name clearly said "AMD64" on it.  Is this ok? Will it work on my 64 bit Intel machine?
[18:14] <flavie> porter1, grub loads though
[18:14] <spO> have any of you been able to fix overscan that is producted when ubuntu is used with an hdtv?
[18:14] <Tiki342> does anyone know where i can find info on getting my laptop to recognize an internal gps unit?
[18:14] <porter1> flavie, so grub loads, and then windows doesn't start?
[18:14] <grawity> Brenden: AMD64 is just another name for x64. Both AMD and Intel use the same architecture.
[18:15] <th0r> Brenden: yes, it should work on your Intel if you are sure it is 64 bit
[18:15]  * innomen smirks
[18:15] <Slart> Brenden: yes
[18:15] <Brenden> great, thanks guys
[18:15] <flavie> porter1, exactly
[18:15] <joel_> Brenden:yes
[18:15] <joel_> How do I change my $TERM environment variable?
[18:15] <palomer> what's unicode character 22?
[18:15] <th0r> joel_: export TERM=
[18:16] <Slart> palomer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Unicode_characters
[18:16] <JackBauer> Ok. So I have 2 IPs assigned by the ISP. on two different MACs. I know how to add a new connection with a spoofed MAC from network manager but I want to learn doing it old style.. gedit
[18:16] <porter1> flavie, does that windows install normallyh work fine if run by itself?
[18:16] <MacGyverNL> If you want to learn doing it old style, at least use vi.
[18:16] <innomen> I'm going to assume no one is terribly familiar with Picard. Thanks for your time guys, I'll try again later :)
[18:16] <flavie> porter1, yup
[18:16] <joel_> th0r:thanks!
[18:17] <flavie> porter1, problems starts after the ubuntu/grub install
[18:17] <joeyeye> JackBauer: man interfaces
[18:17] <Slart> palomer: afaik unicode characters are the same as ascii for the ascii range
[18:17] <attorianzo_> why ubuntu automatically mount my usb disk to /media folder and not "/dev"?
[18:18] <nibbler_> attorianzo_: things are never mounted to /dev.
[18:18] <AE^laptop> i got a sound related problem with alsa, when i login as a "normal" user, it says "alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory"
[18:18] <AE^laptop> but when i use recovery mode and run it with root, it works, any ideas?
[18:18] <porter1> flavie, install? Ubuntu isn't installed?
[18:18] <sipior> attorianzo_: /dev holds device files, not filesystem mount points.
[18:18] <joeyeye> attorianzo_: because ubuntu is good to you. The device is mounted to /dev
[18:18] <blackbeard> hi guys. running ubuntu hardy on an intel 945 chip set. i kno glxgears is no bench mark but still... when i run glx gears all i get is a low 330 fps :(
[18:18] <nibbler_> attorianzo_: in /dev are the devices, like they are used to acces harddisks. so one of these devices is, using a filesystemdriver, mounted to /media or /mnt
[18:19] <psycho_oreos> it is mounted from /dev
[18:19] <Slart> blackbeard: intel chips had some problems in jaunty.. I'm not sure if it's all fixed by now
[18:19] <spO> Overscan problems with ubuntu --  a black border around the ubuntu desktop appears when you use a device like an hdtv as a monitor
[18:19] <Slart> !intel | blackbeard
[18:19] <blackbeard> Slart. an on hardy
[18:19] <flavie> porter1, it is
[18:19] <dayo> how do i get   sudo /usr/bin/gnome-power-cmd suspend   to lock my screen too? when i come out of Suspend, the screen isn't locked.
[18:19] <Slart> blackbeard: bah.. sorry.. my bad..then I don't know.. intel used to work nicely on earlier ubuntu versions
[18:20] <arleslie> How can I get a list of PIDs running?
[18:20] <Slart> arleslie: ps
[18:20] <dayo> arleslie: top
[18:20] <blackbeard> ok Slart
[18:20] <dayo> arleslie: Slart: ps    not top
[18:20] <Brenden> ps -a
[18:20] <arleslie> Slart, dayo : thanks
[18:20] <flavie> porter1, The thing is : I install windows, it works, I install ubuntu, grub doesnt see windows, I fix grub, it gives that error message
[18:20] <porter1> arleslie, pgrep '.*'
[18:20] <AE^laptop> i got a sound related problem with alsa, when i login as a "normal" user, it says "alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory"
[18:20] <AE^laptop> but when i use recovery mode and run it with root, it works, any ideas?
[18:20] <MarkG> Hi, does anyone know of any alternatives for "screen" application?   it's got a 14MB overhead, which is quite alot for my Sheevaplug
[18:21] <flavie> porter1, I tried with XP on hd0 also
[18:21] <grawity> MarkG: Try dtach, it may be enough for you.
[18:21] <grawity> MarkG: It doesn't have anything besides attaching/detaching though.
[18:21] <dayo> MarkG: that's a shame. i love screen.
[18:21] <arleslie> porter1, dayo, Slart: I was looking for top, ps gives me nothing pgrep only give me the pids
[18:21] <MarkG> does it allow multiple sessions to be attached/detached?
[18:21] <grawity> MarkG: Yes.
[18:22] <nibbler_> MarkG: what do you want to achive?
[18:22] <MarkG> cool, I'll check it out.   Thanks.
[18:22] <sipior> MarkG: that doesn't sound right. how did you determine the memory overhead?
[18:22] <khons> i'll remember august 4th, as the day flash video was as good as Windows for me... hopefully it stays like this when 9.10 goes live  :)
[18:22] <dayo> arleslie: did u try ps -a ?
[18:22] <Slart> arleslie: ps -a will give you a long list of pids.. but since you're looking for top let me recommend htop.. it's top.. with some colors and extra bling bling =)
[18:22] <khons> i was here again, but figured it out as i was alt-tabbed
[18:22] <MarkG> it tells me it wants to gobble up 14MB of flash when I apt-get
[18:22] <porter1> flavie, then your xp version is screwed up somehow. NTLDR errors concern windows
[18:22] <MarkG> not RAM memory, flash disk memory
[18:23] <sipior> MarkG: i misunderstood you. can you strip the binary?
[18:23] <blackbeard> anybody on ubuntu hardy and has the intel 945 chipset can you show me your /etc/X11/xorg.conf please?
[18:23] <MarkG> I have no idea what that means :-)
[18:23] <porter1> flavie, it might be that you just need to recopy ntldr onto your windows partitin
[18:23] <arleslie> Slart, I like htop :)
[18:23] <blackbeard> anybody on ubuntu hardy and has the intel 945 chipset can you show me your /etc/X11/xorg.conf please?
[18:23] <Slart> arleslie: it's addictive.. I never use top any more =)
[18:24] <flavie> porter1, is there a standard NTLDR ?
[18:24] <sipior> MarkG: "strip /usr/bin/screen"
[18:24] <joeyeye> blackbeard: I have Intel 82945G is that what you're looking for ?
[18:24] <MarkG> what does strip do?
[18:24] <arleslie> Slart, it'll be great when my laptop freezes again instade of killing everything
[18:24] <sipior> MarkG: "man strip"
[18:24] <ewi> hello
[18:24] <Slart> arleslie: indeed
[18:24] <MarkG> no man pages :-)
[18:24] <blackbeard> no joeyeye. thank you
[18:24] <MarkG> and I 'aint putting man stip in google :-)
[18:24] <sipior> MarkG: it strips symbols from object files
[18:24] <dare> oh wow vim lets you backspace/enter from edit mode! :O
[18:25] <ewi> is there a 64bit flash plugin somewhere in the ubuntu repositories? (as flashplugin-installer tries to install a 32bit version of the flash-plugin)
[18:25] <porter1> flavie, do xp recovery with your xp disk on ONLY your windows drive. Run the command that repairs the bootloader (not sure about this). then hook it back up the same way I told you and it should work.
[18:25] <sipior> MarkG: Hah! Good point!
[18:25] <dare> ewi, http://nxadm.wordpress.com/2009/04/26/install-64-bit-adobe-flash-player-on-ubuntu-904/
[18:25] <dare> others have had success with those steps
[18:25] <porter1> flavie, it that doesn't then try to find a copy of ntldr from someone/where else. I believe its in the base of the partition
[18:26] <sinraptor> are there any italians?
[18:26] <Slart> !it | sinraptor
[18:26] <flavie> porter1, ok I ll try that
[18:26] <ewi> dare, I asked about "in the repositories".
[18:26] <dare> ewi, ic
[18:26] <dare> the answer would be no
[18:26] <Joker_iz_Sik> any seen this game yet
[18:26] <Joker_iz_Sik> its so funny
[18:26] <Joker_iz_Sik> http://random345.mybrute.com
[18:26] <sinraptor> ok thanx
[18:26] <ewi> is there a reason why flashplugin is not available as 64bit version?
[18:26] <ewi> (as ubuntu package)
[18:27] <porter1> ewi, adob e are slowpokes and don't care
[18:27] <Slart> ewi: it's still in beta from adobe
[18:27] <joeyeye> blackbeard: I think they're the same, no  ? 945 and 82945 ?
[18:27] <porter1> ewi, since they monopolize the online media players ang gaming, they can be uncaring to you and everyone else
[18:27] <Roland> i don't get why transmission is the default bittorrent client in ubuntu, when deluge is 10x more usable
[18:27] <ewi> Slart, thanks - didn't know that this is still called "beta" from adobe.
[18:27] <porter1> Roland, smae
[18:28] <porter1> same*
[18:28] <bastidrazor> ioi'
[18:28] <maxownz> if I'm in a group, shouldn't I be able to write to a directory owned by a different user in the same group assuming the directory is group writable?
[18:28] <blackbeard> are they joeyeye?
[18:28] <Roland> where could one propose booting transmission?
[18:28] <Joker_iz_Sik> http://random345.mybrute.com
[18:28] <ewi> porter1, I'm not a fan from flash - and to be honest, i don't like it, but nowadays sometimes you need it as html5 is not widley used.
[18:28] <pegaso952> ciao a tutti
[18:28] <classified> can anyone tell me how to add repositoies for ubuntu hardy heron 8.04 and where to get them from?
[18:28] <porter1> ewi, agreed.
[18:29] <dare> ewi, we are fortunate for adobe to support flash on linux.. everything else from adobe does not support linux (including shockwave)!
[18:29] <classified> can anyone tell me how to add repositoies for ubuntu hardy heron 8.04 and where to get them from?
[18:29] <Roland> dare, you call that support?
[18:29] <pegaso952> il mio problema con jaunty è:
[18:29] <rww> classified: add them to what?
[18:29] <dare> roland, it works doesn't it!
[18:29] <Cynope> classified, /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:29] <Lord-Readman> Hello, anyone had any luck with an Intel 5300 wifi card?
[18:29] <pegaso952> usando flash player mi scompare l'audio di skype e amsn
[18:30] <dio_> how can I use Samsung Omnia smart phone as modem on Ubuntu based laptop
[18:30] <thiebaude> !it
[18:30] <pegaso952> per poterli fare funzionare correttamente dvo riavviare il  pc
[18:30] <Lord-Readman> !5300
[18:30] <sipior> maxownz: only if the directory is owned by the group that you are also a part of. you'll also want group execute permission.
[18:30] <Roland> dare, it works half of the time
[18:30] <pegaso952> qualcubno può dirmi il perchè?
[18:30] <classified> thanks
[18:30] <pegaso952> ok scusa
[18:30] <blackbeard> ok joeyeye...i think they are... thank you. can ou post your xorg.conf please?
[18:31] <dare> Roland, the 32-bit version is reliable here
[18:31] <Roland> dare, sometimes flash won't show up, just black screen.... what irritates me the most is when watching youtube... on my dualcore machine it wont play low res videos smoothly in full screen''
[18:31] <dare> is that 64-bit?
[18:31] <classified> (Cynope)<<<<what is the full correct command for >>>> /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:32] <Cynope> classified, what do you mean? it's a text file, you can edit it with whatever you like .. vim, vi, gedit
[18:32] <porter1> classified, gksu gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:32] <Roland> dare,  and it uses 100%of a core per flash instance when watching a video
[18:32] <dare> it is smooth here, and i am using sis integrated gfx with no 2d/3d hardware acceleration
[18:32] <nOStahl> can i use the usb creator without a unbuntu.iso
[18:32] <dare> Roland, is that the 64-bit flash plugin?
[18:32] <Roland> dare, yes
[18:32] <dare> ah, okay
[18:33] <sd32> where does epiphany save its downloads by default?
[18:33] <joeyeye> blackbeard: pretty standard ... http://pastebin.com/d3210afea
[18:34] <classified> well i initially typed it in sudo apt-get  /etc/apt/sources.list..and it would'nt work then just >> /etc/apt/sources.list and it would'nt work
[18:34] <blackbeard> ty joeyeye
[18:35] <MarkG> wow, strip is just what I need.  It is safe to strip everyting n /usr/bin ?
[18:35] <classified> (porter) that command did'nt work either
[18:35] <sipior> MarkG: yep, unless you plan on debugging those binaries
[18:35] <MarkG> nope, it's an embedded system, there is no compiler, let along a debugger.
[18:36] <porter1> classified, then you mistyped or deleted it
[18:36] <rww> classified: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:37] <classified> (porter1)..ok i have your command to work
[18:37] <Ose> my ubuntu machine is connected to my wireless network, but not to the internet (like this vista machine is). does anyone have an idea why? I suspect it may be WEP-related
[18:37] <th0r> porter1: he'll be back in a minute when he has it thoroughly 'edited'
[18:38] <magyar_> hi, is there a "bigmem" version on ia32 architecture kernel for ubuntu?
[18:38] <porter1> th0r, :)
[18:38] <Lord-Readman> Hello, anyone had any luck with an Intel 5300 wifi card?
[18:39] <porter1> Ose, if the connectivity to the router is good, then the router might be configured improperly
[18:39] <classified> can anyone tell me what does telnet do and why are thy showing up as internet traffic in my computer?
[18:39] <sd32> I downloaded a file in epiphany and cant find it..GRRRRR
[18:39] <server_side> any suggestions on keeping ubuntu clean and fast?
[18:39] <Ose> porter1: but why does the windows machine have internet and the ubuntu one not?
[18:39] <porter1> Ose, can you do 'ping google.com'?
[18:40] <pepperjack> Lord-Readman: probably best bet is to search the forums
[18:40] <sipior> Ose: because you haven't set a default route for non-local traffic? can you pastebin the result of "/sbin/route -n"?
[18:40] <bucky> sd32: ls Desktop   ..is there a little icon on your desktop for the new file you dl'ed
[18:41] <sd32> bucky, no theres isnt any icons on the desktop
[18:42] <porter1> sd32, I'm as baffled as you are. Don't know what epiphany is doing
[18:42] <porter1> Ose, because it isn't configured correctly.
[18:42] <sd32> porter1, thanks at least its not me :)
[18:43] <bucky> Lord-Readman: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=906865
[18:43] <porter1> sd32, maybe switch to another browser?
[18:43] <sd32> porter1, i got to ephiphany because i hate all the rest
[18:44] <porter1> sd32, have you tried midori?
[18:45] <Chessguy> on my toshiba satellite laptop, when i put the computer to sleep, it won't wake up and I have to do a hard restart :( any idea why?
[18:45] <sd32> porter, no is it as good as ephiphany?
[18:46] <adnc_> hello, is it possible to have thunderbird notify of new mail via the ubuntu growl like notification system?
[18:46] <sd32> porter1, ill give it a try
[18:46] <Qu4R0w> what is default password for huawei e156g?..i not set password but it asking for password in http://192.168.1.2
[18:47] <ESphynx> hi guys, is there a way to format an existing partition as an ext3 without messing up with my partition table?
[18:47] <ohmygawd> anyone help with this?...
[18:47] <ohmygawd> ive had ubuntu on my laptop (Dell Inspiron) for about a month now. today, i installed updates on it and now it wont boot up.
[18:48] <pepperjack> Qu4R0w: is that your router?  youll need to google it
[18:48] <ohmygawd> it turns on, hard drive spins, but nothing on the screen... no ubuntu screen, not even a bios report
[18:48] <pepperjack> ESphynx: you can format any partition np as long as you dont mess with partition table
[18:48] <sipior> ESphynx: sure, just use "sudo mke2fs -j /dev/..." just be sure you really have the right partition, and unmount it first...
[18:48] <ESphynx> pepperjack: I get a feeling mkfs.ext3 writes to the partition table
[18:48] <Qu4R0w> pepperjack, i just google it..i not get password that have right to open it
[18:49] <Chessguy> on my toshiba satellite laptop, when i put the computer to sleep, it won't wake up and I have to do a hard restart :( any idea why?
[18:49] <pepperjack> Qu4R0w: its usually like admin then blank pass or blank login then admin pass or admin pass.  only thing you can do is google default login routermodel
[18:49] <ESphynx> as it tries to write the Linux bytecode in it perhaps...
[18:50] <sipior> Qu4R0w: you can reset the router (usually a tiny inset button on the back), and then use the password given in your documentation
[18:50] <sd32> is there a epiphany irc channel?
[18:50] <porter1> sd32, you can try the gnome channel
[18:50] <sd32> porter1, k thanks
[18:50] <pepperjack> Chessguy: check to see how much swap space you have. it should be at least equal to ram
[18:51] <Chessguy> pepperjack: how do I check that?
[18:51] <pepperjack> Chessguy: cat /proc/meminfo <--- ram   then free command for swap
[18:51] <sd32> porter1, lol midori crashed on the first page i load
[18:51] <porter1> sd32, did it have flash on it? :P
[18:52] <pepperjack> Chessguy: 'cat /proc/meminfo'   'free'
[18:52] <sipior> ESphynx: it might read from the table, but should not write to it.
[18:52] <porter1> sd32, you can also try arora if you're looking for other superlight browsers.
[18:52] <sd32> porter1, dont all web pages..:)
[18:52] <Technocrat> ALL: How can I check my ip address in ubuntu ?
[18:52] <porter1> Technocrat, ipconfig
[18:53] <evilbug> Technocrat: terminal > ifconfig
[18:53] <porter1> whoops
[18:53] <Technocrat> ipconfig or ifconfig ?
[18:53] <ejv> lol @ ipconfig
[18:53] <evilbug> Technocrat: ifconfig
[18:53] <porter1> ifconfig
[18:53] <evilbug> Technocrat: ipconfig is for windows.
[18:53] <tomoyuki28jp> I am using VPS with Ubuntu 9.04 and it comes with only one repository, thus I cannot find most of packages. Which repositories should I add to get major packages? So far I only have this: deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu intrepid main.
[18:53] <gartral> ook.. my computer didnt halt last shutdown, but acted like i hit "reboot", any ideas?
[18:53] <porter1> ejv, my heads screwed on backwards today :P
[18:53] <sipior> Ose: is 192.168.1.1 the correct default gateway for your setup?
[18:53] <Technocrat> but it is giving NAT ip
[18:53] <evilbug> porter1: stop making excuses :D
[18:53] <ejv> porter1: :D
[18:53] <Qu4R0w> no tiny reset button..it is broadband(pendrive)..default pass not working
[18:53] <Ose> yes
[18:53] <Technocrat> I want to check my PPP ip address
[18:53] <firecrotch> Technocrat: if you're looking for your external IP address and are behind a router that does NAT, ifconfig will only give you the internal IP.  You'll need to use a site like ipchicken.com to find your external
[18:54] <porter1> evilbug, I'm sorry... honest!
[18:54] <sipior> Qu4R0w: well, there must be *some* way to reset it. consult the product documentation.
[18:54] <Technocrat> firecrotch: there has to be some command to know that
[18:54] <evilbug> porter1: liar!!! :P
[18:54] <Technocrat> evilbug: do you know any other command
[18:54] <porter1> evilbug, don't make me thrash your hard drive..
[18:54] <Qu4R0w> i read manual book...not tell how to reset..it also use IMEI
[18:55] <classified> can anyone tell me why want epiphany browser want load even after install from terminal?
[18:55] <firecrotch> Technocrat: it's impossible for your computer to find out it's external IP if it's behind a NAT device
[18:55] <Technocrat> porter1: you know any command to get public ip of the system
[18:55] <mouka> Hi all
[18:55] <dio_> how can i used windows based smart phone for modem on Ubuntu laptop
[18:55] <firecrotch> Technocrat: The process HAS to use some external computer
[18:55] <evilbug> Technocrat: you could just www.whatsmyip.net
[18:55] <Technocrat> in windows its easy
[18:55] <pepperjack> Technocrat: /whois Technocrat
[18:55] <porter1> Technocrat, the public ip (outside your network) will be the routers
[18:55] <^cheeky> hi. i am in my ubuntu server via ssh , how can i invoke a command to show me my external ip address of that box ?
[18:55] <mouka> anybody can help with syncing my palm device with ubuntu?
[18:55] <Technocrat> pepperjack: Its me
[18:55] <gartral> firecrotch: not so, if your router supports a web interface, it can decipher your external ip
[18:56] <porter1> Technocrat, unless you're doing wierd tunneling stuff
[18:56] <evilbug> porter1: :( not nice.
[18:56] <Technocrat> no tunneling stuff
[18:56] <Technocrat> I am a newbie guys
[18:56] <porter1> pepperjack, didn't think of that :)
[18:56] <firecrotch> gartral: True, but then it's the router determining it, not your computer :)
[18:56] <gartral> firecrotch: unless your computer IS your router ;P
[18:56] <porter1> :)
[18:56] <firecrotch> Technocrat: what are you trying to accomplish exactly?
[18:56] <Technocrat> come on in windoze its so easy to know
[18:57] <Technocrat> I want to renew my public ip
[18:57] <porter1> Technocrat, you mean your DHCP-handed ip address?
[18:57] <Technocrat> which is given by my ISP's dhcp to the ext port of my modem cum router device or CPE
[18:58] <pepperjack> Technocrat: windows is no more aware of the external ip than linux is. are you talking about 192. ip or what?
[18:58] <bucky> Technocrat: go to http://www.whatsmyip.org/
[18:58] <firecrotch> Technocrat: chances are your ISP's DHCP server will give you the same address
[18:58] <Technocrat> pepperjack: I am talking about public ip or PPP ip address
[18:58] <classified>  can anyone tell me why want epiphany browser want load even after install from terminal?
[18:58] <sipior> Ose: you might want to check with whomever set up your router. might be that the address you've been given is not allowed to be forwarded for some reason. double check that the gateway is correct, though. also, is the windows machine on the same wireless network?
[18:58] <porter1> firecrotch, thanks for the pleasant thought :P
[18:58] <Technocrat> firecrotch: Yeah but it does also give facility to its users to renew it
[18:59] <attorianzo_> how I can see the daemons that are actually working ?
[18:59] <Ose> sipior: of course
[18:59] <Technocrat> I dont want to involve any third party in determining my public ip which is flashed by my system on the internet
[18:59] <tomoyuki28jp> I am using VPS with Ubuntu 9.04 and it comes with only one repository, thus I cannot find most of packages. Which repositories should I add to get major packages? So far I only have this: deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu intrepid main.
[18:59] <sipior> Ose: of course it's on the same wireless network?
[18:59] <Technocrat> I want to know it myself from my system
[18:59] <bucky> Technocrat: your dsl modem should give you the 'facility' to change your ip.. its easy
[18:59] <Ose> sipior: of course
[19:00] <sipior> Ose: of course what?
[19:00] <firecrotch> Technocrat: You should be able to find it on the web interface to your router/modem
[19:00] <bikedog1_> is anyone here using a system76 pc?
[19:00] <Technocrat> bucky: the modem/router will allow me to change the private ip something like 192.168.....
[19:00] <Ose> sipior: of course it's on the same network :P
[19:00] <Technocrat> but it wont allow me to renew the public ip or PPP ip
[19:00] <bucky> Technocrat: what about the addy your isp gave you... that's what you're talking about right?
[19:01] <Technocrat> bucky: right !
[19:01] <porter1> Technocrat, talk to your ISP if they're handing out the ips
[19:01] <abra> I'm leaving for my vacations in a few days
[19:01] <sipior> Ose: check the routing information against what you can get from the windows box. if they're the same, have a chat with the person who set up your access point.
[19:01] <bucky> Technocrat: you can only change that from the dsl modem
[19:01] <Technocrat> porter1: I dont want to involve third party
[19:01] <abra> sorry)
[19:01] <fccf> bikedog1: no but, I got one of their nice ubuntu stickers on my machine... and they support their machines... which is why you shouldn't be asking here
[19:01] <firecrotch> Technocrat: Rebooting your router/modem may do the trick in renewing your IP
[19:01] <Chessguy> pepperjack: i found it
[19:01] <Chessguy> pepperjack: it's only about 1 GB on a 3GB of RAM machine
[19:02] <bucky> Technocrat: did your ip get banned from somewhere?
[19:02] <porter1> Chessguy, resize that sucker!
[19:02] <Chessguy> :D
[19:02] <Chessguy> ok
[19:02] <porter1> have fun  :)
[19:02]  * Chessguy goes to the forums!
[19:02] <stefg> Technocrat: you don't seem to understand that an computer with any OS on it has nothing to do with t
[19:02] <Qu4R0w> any1 know how to speed up broadband connection on ubuntu?
[19:02] <Chessguy> Qu4R0w: get a better ISP :P
[19:02] <LordLandon> Technocrat: wget -qO- whatismyip.org willget you your public IP
[19:03] <stefg> Technocrat: the modem/router is a NAT device, so only your router talks to your ISP
[19:03] <Qu4R0w> Chessguy, lol
[19:03] <bucky> Qu4R0w: disable the ipv6 crap in about:config in firefox
[19:03] <porter1> Qu4R0w, not going to get much faster.
[19:03] <Chessguy> :D
[19:03] <Chessguy> hm
[19:03] <porter1> bucky, ipv6 loves you. Why do you show it scorn?
[19:03] <flacom> hey all.. I got an nvidia card, I installed the drivers from the nvidia website with this steps: as root, with the X disabled, I ran the installation script goes all OK, I reestart the X and it works, BUT when I reboot the computer the driver is lost and I get a low-graphics mode... any ideas?
[19:04] <Chessguy> see, i run ubuntu on my desktop too, is there a way to just copy the whole thing from the desktop and put it on my lappy? Like the settings, programs installed, etc. I'm willing to reformat
[19:04] <Qu4R0w> me now in poor line...sometime edge and gprs..very poor connection :(
[19:04] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me how to install a driver for a GeForce 7950 GT OC on ubuntu? atm its saying Restricted Drivers available but it doesnt seem to install properly if I try and install through that.. is there another method?
[19:04] <Technocrat> bucky: Yes ! I am trying to open www.infosyssec.com website
[19:04] <porter1> Chessguy, export all of your packages in synaptic
[19:04] <Chessguy> porter1: thanks i'll look it up
[19:04] <porter1> Chessguy, then copy over your home folder.
[19:04] <Technocrat> and it constantly used to say your ip address is banned
[19:04] <Chessguy> oh@
[19:04] <Chessguy> kewl
[19:04] <Chessguy> thanks
[19:05] <Technocrat> so I am trying to renew my ip or atleast know what my ip is
[19:05] <firecrotch> Technocrat: Well what did you do to get banned from the site?
[19:05] <bucky> Technocrat: works for me
[19:05] <fumblnoob> Technocrat you are likely just going to get the same IP address if you renew, you'd have to spoof your MAC address to get a different one probably
[19:05] <Technocrat> firecrotch: nothing
[19:05] <bucky> Technocrat: go to http://www.whatsmyip.org/
[19:05] <bucky> Technocrat: go to http://www.whatsmyip.org/
[19:05] <Technocrat> One of my friend gave me the website url and asked me to check the security articles on it
[19:06] <Technocrat> I visited once
[19:06] <bikedog1_> are there any programs to help me put music on my mp3 player?
[19:06] <bikedog1_> for ubuntu?
[19:06] <Technocrat> then next time I tried it gave me this ban msg
[19:06] <firecrotch> Technocrat: the ONLY way you're going to find out your IP is from your router/modem's interface, or using a website like whatismyip.org
[19:06] <Technocrat> firecrotch: I know the website
[19:06] <firecrotch> Technocrat: To be honest, I can't figure out why you refuse to use it then!
[19:07] <fumblnoob> Technocrat: use a proxy, there are plenty of them out there
[19:07] <bucky> Technocrat: your ip addy is  59.180.6.8  are you in New Dehli ?
[19:07] <Pici> !offtopic
[19:07] <spO> have any of you been able to fix overscan that is producted when ubuntu is used with an hdtv?
[19:07] <Technocrat> bucky close but not exactly New Delhi
[19:07] <bikedog1_> technorat, xamal.org is a good proxy.
[19:07] <bucky> fumblnoob: he probably is using a proxy  that's why he's having problems
[19:07] <porter1> bikedog1_, use a media player like rhythmbox
[19:08] <Technocrat> bucky: how did you got to the location so close ?
[19:08] <spO> so none of you use ubuntu on an hdtv monitor?
[19:08] <bikedog1_> porter1, im having one of those "coulda had a v8 moments, thanks!!! :)
[19:08] <Qu4R0w> how to easily mount partition in ubuntu?
[19:08] <Technocrat> ALL : CAN ANYONE CHECK THIS WEBSITE FOR ME ! THE URL is WWW.INFOSYSSEC.COM
[19:09] <g-> warszawa.irc.pl
[19:09] <bucky> Technocrat: it works
[19:09] <g-> ups
[19:09] <g-> sorry
[19:09] <Qu4R0w> Technocrat, what is that for?
[19:09] <firecrotch> spO: I have about 345 Xubuntu machines running on HDTVs
[19:09] <porter1> Qu4R0w, click on it in the Places list in GNome
[19:09] <Technocrat> its for security related issues
[19:09] <fccf> Technocrat: I can access that url
[19:09] <firecrotch> Er... 35, not 345
[19:09] <bucky> Technocrat: they banned you
[19:09]  * zargonovski is back.
[19:09] <Technocrat> they have superb articles on antiviruses,firewalls etc
[19:09] <bikedog1_> technorat, it works.
[19:09] <bikedog1_> yes....
[19:09] <Technocrat> gr8 site to learn security concepts
[19:10] <porter1> Technocrat, email the webmaster telling them to unban you
[19:10] <bucky> Technocrat: all of which you don't need for linux
[19:10] <RadSurfer> Is the Ubuntu 'video studio' version updated, or still the same version months ago?
[19:10] <Half-Leif> I have a problem in gnome using 9.04 ubuntu. I can't select resolution 1920x1200 as an option for my external monitor. Every time i boot up I have to manually configure these settings using xrandr command in terminal. How do I fix this?
[19:10] <Technocrat> porter1: how do I do that
[19:10] <porter1> RadSurfer, if you mean by months ago in april, then yes :)
[19:10] <Qu4R0w> i nid mount my bt4 partition..i nid set mount point to it
[19:10] <bikedog1_> is anyone testing karmic koala here?
[19:10] <porter1> Technocrat, usually it's webaster@thedomainname
[19:10] <Technocrat> bucky: why not ... I am new and need to learn about security to protect me from hackers
[19:10] <porter1> webmaster*
[19:10] <Janhouse> why can't I connect to other ubuntu desktop using vncviewer?
[19:11] <Janhouse> Port is open
[19:11] <spO> firecrotch, why would you have 35 boxes?
[19:11] <Janhouse> It should work
[19:11] <Janhouse> notking happens
[19:11] <Pici> bikedog1_: Karmic support/discussion is in #ubuntu+1
[19:11] <Technocrat> bikedog1_: did you check the website
[19:11] <firecrotch> spO: Work :)
[19:11] <bucky> Technocrat: its windows... it's easy
[19:11] <qrow> Hi, does anyone know if Ubuntu have embargo restrictions towards the crypto function?
[19:11] <spO> fire, why do you have them hooked up to hdtv instead of regular lcd monitors?
[19:11] <porter1> bucky, lol
[19:11] <bikedog1_> yes, technorat, infosyssec.com is working.
[19:11] <stefg> Janhouse: did you enable it?
[19:11] <Technocrat> bucky: I didnt get your point
[19:12] <Janhouse> yes
[19:12] <Janhouse> I did
[19:12] <porter1> haha
[19:12] <Janhouse> using gui
[19:12] <firecrotch> spO: They're being used as digital signs
[19:12] <Janhouse> System > Preferences > Remote desktop
[19:12] <Technocrat> bikedog1_: can you check the firewall section for me... it has some good articles for beginners
[19:12] <phaitour> hey, quick question about upgrading from intrepid to jaunty.  if I run do-release-upgrade will it upgrade the kernel as well?  i remember upgrading from 7.10 to 8.04 and even though the os was upgraded successfully, the kernel wasn't touched...
[19:12] <bucky> Technocrat: /join ##windows
[19:13] <porter1> phaitour, unlikely
[19:13] <stefg> phaitour: kernel should be upgraded as well
[19:13] <Technocrat> bucky: I am not using windows ?
[19:13] <Vinceman> -join #ubuntu/nl
[19:13] <Pici> phaitour: Yes, it should upgrade the kernel as well.  There was an issue at one point where it would choose the -i386 kernel isntead of the -generic kernel.
[19:13] <blackxored> hi everyone I just forgot how to switch locales?
[19:13] <phaitour> great!
[19:13] <phaitour> thanks all!
[19:13]  * Technocrat puzzled
[19:13] <sd32> porter1, arora's decent  but doesn't block ads
[19:13] <bikedog1_> technorat, what do you need me to find? i'm in the firewalls section
[19:13] <Technocrat> you guys are able to view website and I am not
[19:13] <porter1> sd32, figures.
[19:14] <porter1> sd32, does Epiphany?
[19:14] <firecrotch> Technocrat: This isn't a Ubuntu support issue, so please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic or elsewhere
[19:14] <sd32> porter1, yes
[19:14] <porter1> sd32, oh, didn't know that.
[19:14] <spO> firecrotch, you don't have overscan problems, ie, a black border around the desktop screen?
[19:14] <k_str> where could i learn x86 linux asm programming or any books you recommend?
[19:14] <Technocrat> bikedog1_: can you save the articles for beginners ... I mean how to configure firewall and which is a good firewall for starters on linux
[19:14] <blackxored> well, I just got to myself update-locale
[19:14] <blackxored> thanks
[19:14] <fsufitch> back
[19:14] <dare> k_str, why would you want to use asm? most of linux is written in C
[19:15] <k_str> for educational purposes
[19:15] <dare> okay
[19:15] <Technocrat> firecrotch: why not ? I am using ubuntu and from it I cant know my own public ip ?
[19:15] <Pici> k_str: Thats not really the focus of this channel, #ubuntu-offtopic would be a better place to discuss.
[19:15] <porter1> k_str, you are a brave lad
[19:15] <k_str> haha
[19:15] <mac_attack09> hey guys
[19:15] <Chessguy> methinks ima put netbook remix on meh lappy
[19:16]  * porter1 runs away! mac attack is here!!!
[19:16] <mac_attack09> lol
[19:16] <firecrotch> Technocrat: It's not a problem with Ubuntu, it's a problem with you not listening when you've been told about 4 dozens times how to find it.
[19:16] <mac_attack09> O_o
[19:16] <bikedog1_> heh, i got a 404 when i clicked the beginners articles.
[19:17] <firecrotch> spO: I have about 2 pixels on the right side, that's it, as far as I can tell
[19:17] <jove> hi there: has anyone using HANNS G 28inches LCD monitor ?
[19:17] <spO> fire, you probably use nvida,  nvida has better scaling support in their custom program
[19:18] <spO> fire, i am using an ati card and it doesn't give me an option to change the scaling....(like it did in windows)
[19:18] <firecrotch> spO: mostly nvidia, yes, but I have some via chipsets
[19:18] <firecrotch> spO: and I don't use nvidia's program
[19:19] <porter1> firecrotch, why not?
[19:19] <djelliston> i want to install server 64 bit in virtualbox. any ideas on how to accomplish it.
[19:19] <porter1> djelliston download the iso. Mount the iso :)
[19:19] <firecrotch> porter1: No reason to.  I just set the resolution in xorg.conf and it works perfect
[19:19] <masquerade> Technocrat: you dont know your ip?^^
[19:19] <edbian> firecrotch: Can I see a pastebin of your xorg.conf?
[19:20] <IMRANH> Uhm... Hello guys
[19:20] <IMRANH> Can someone help me?
[19:20] <masquerade> Technocrat: oh, sorry, this was retarded.autoscroll was disabled
[19:20] <edbian> !ask
[19:20] <masquerade> IMRANH: whats your question?
[19:20] <porter1> firecrotch, that's great, but you're missing out on a lot of goodies ;)
[19:20] <firecrotch> edbian: Sure, give me a minute
[19:20] <IMRANH> I downloaded a game a linux game without a extension
[19:20] <spO> fire, so, automatically, when you start desktop, you don't get overscan , right?  you don't get a black border around the desktop
[19:20] <IMRANH> And its not on the Apt installer thing
[19:20] <IMRANH> So how do i install it?
[19:20] <spO> fire, what model are these hdtvs?   they are 720p, right?
[19:20] <edbian> firecrotch: Did you simply add a resolution to it and that resolution became available in the "display" GUI ?
[19:20] <porter1> IMRANH, what's the extension?
[19:20] <Technocrat> masquerade: I know my private ip or NAT ip but I am not able to get Public or PPP ip from my system
[19:21] <IMRANH> didn't have one 0.o
[19:21] <Technocrat> masquerade: that from terminal or console
[19:21] <porter1> name?
[19:21] <Pici> IMRANH: What game are you trying to install?
[19:21] <bastidrazor> IMRANH, is it already a bin file? make it executable and ./filename
[19:21] <bucky> Technocrat: boot into windows and find it... problem solved!
[19:21] <firecrotch> spO: They're Dynex 26inch 720p LCDs
[19:21] <IMRANH> Google Graal Online.
[19:21] <IMRANH> its a 2d online zelda type game.
[19:21] <IMRANH> Play it on Windows all the time :o
[19:21] <firecrotch> edbian: I add the mode in xorg.conf and it just works :)
[19:21] <Technocrat> bucky: but since I have started using ubuntu I left windows
[19:21] <bucky> Technocrat: /whois Technocrat
[19:21] <Technocrat> moreover its on other system
[19:22] <Pici> !enter
[19:22] <Alvinware> How to calculate Peak Cells Rate?
[19:22] <edbian> firecrotch: IC.  Please pastebin ASAP! :)
[19:22] <bucky> Technocrat: /whois Technocrat <- what does that say
[19:22] <IMRANH> It didnt start as a BIN, I renamed it as such because there was no extension when downloaded
[19:22] <Alvinware> pici, How to calculate Peak Cells Rate?
[19:22] <porter1> IMRANH, it's a binary. Just run it
[19:22] <Pici> Alvinware: 1) How is that ubuntu related 2) I have no idea what that even means
[19:22] <edbian> IMRANH: Not all files need an extension like in windows.  Linux is smart enough to figure out.  In fact, most files don't have extensions at all!
[19:22] <bastidrazor> IMRANH, it is a bin, i'm looking at it now. make it executable and ./graal4setup
[19:23] <firecrotch> edbian: it's pretty boring but here it is: http://pastebin.com/m99caace
[19:23] <RadSurfer> is there a newer file than THIS: ubuntustudio-9.04-alternate-i386.iso.torrent  23-Apr-2009 10:14   52K  Alternate install DVD for PC (Intel x86)
[19:23] <b3rz3rk3r> evening all
[19:23] <thebishop> I think an upgrade broke compatibility with my VIA Chrome video driver
[19:23] <Alvinware> Pici, It's a network setting in a router, either you uses win/linx also related.
[19:23] <Technocrat> b3rz3rk3r: Hi pal !
[19:23] <IMRANH> Uhhh how to make it exectutable D:
[19:23] <porter1> RadSurfer, there's also updates not in the iso
[19:23] <IMRANH> Sorry Im not experienced with Linux/Ubuntu :(
[19:23] <Technocrat> bucky: let me pm you its output
[19:23] <popcorn> server irc.icq.com
[19:23] <RadSurfer> can I d/l that too, or do it after install?
[19:23] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat, hey
[19:23] <Pici> Alvinware: ##networking would be a more on-topic place to ask that.
[19:24] <bastidrazor> IMRANH, you could right click it and add it there, then double click the file
[19:24] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat, good to see you on
[19:24] <edbian> firecrotch: Thank you!  not boring for me!  You wouldn't believe how many people come here with the problem: "My monitor supports X by Y but all I can get is A by B!!!"
[19:24] <miha> hey guys did any1 ever try to get hdmi sound via nvidia 185 drivers ?
[19:24] <Technocrat> b3rz3rk3r: same here
[19:24] <IMRANH> hold on gonna redownload since its a small file
[19:24] <bastidrazor> IMRANH, or chmod +x graal4setup
[19:24] <Chessguy> how do i add swap space?
[19:24] <edbian> firecrotch: So you added that to your xorg.conf and rebooted and it used that resolution automatically?  What is listed in the "Display" GUI ?
[19:24] <IMRANH> so right click and do what?
[19:25] <bikedog1_> @technocrat, i found it!
[19:25] <porter1> IMRANH, right click, properties, permissions
[19:25] <Technocrat> bucky: I am not able to PM you
[19:25] <firecrotch> edbian: here's one that I use on a TV that is an RCA where the computer incorrectly reads the information from the TV: http://pastebin.com/m2b16d95e
[19:25] <edbian> Chessguy: You can either repartition (and grow your swap) or create a swap file
[19:25] <ascheel> question about ndiswrapper if someone's got experience.  'modeprobe ndiswrapper' comes back with: FATAL: Module ndiswrapper not found.   I thought it was installed by default?
[19:25] <IMRANH> ok
[19:25] <porter1> IMRANH, make sure execute is checked
[19:25] <jiohdi> anyway to put grub loader on a usb?
[19:25] <Technocrat> thanks bikedog1_
[19:25] <IMRANH> Crap.
[19:25] <Technocrat> bikedog1_: however that partially solves my issue
[19:25] <edbian> firecrotch: Awesome!  Thanks again
[19:25] <porter1> jiohdi, why not? Anything's possible :)
[19:25] <stefg> !grub | jiohdi
[19:25] <IMRANH> I forgot Im using live session, I'm guessing I cant install anything?
[19:26] <edbian> IMRANH: You can
[19:26] <porter1> IMRANH, you can
[19:26] <Technocrat> b3rz3rk3r: Hey pal ! can you check your pms !
[19:26] <evilbug> is firefox 3.5.2 in the repos?
[19:26] <qiz2718> IMRANH: you can, but it will be gone at reboot
[19:26]  * porter1 looks inquisitively at edbian
[19:26] <IMRANH> Makes sense.
[19:26] <edbian> So you added that to your xorg.conf and rebooted and it used that resolution automatically?  What is listed in the "Display" GUI ?
[19:26] <IMRANH> but every time i try to ./ it it says permission denied
[19:26] <porter1> evilbug, it technically is...
[19:27] <porter1> evilbug, but it won't replace your current firefox
[19:27] <IMRANH> and when i right click it says "read and write"
[19:27] <evilbug> porter1: ah. so i have to uninstall this one and reinstall for the new version.
[19:27] <qiz2718> IMRANH: you have to set it executable
[19:27] <edbian> IMRANH: read and write (but not execute)  It's a check box at the bottom ;)
[19:27] <firecrotch> edbian: My test system here has 1360x768, 1024x768, 832x624, 640x480, and 720x400 listed
[19:27] <porter1> evilbug. Not rerally.
[19:27] <Capricorn^80> hi
[19:27] <Capricorn^80> **ERROR** RRD: Disabled - unable to create directory (err 13, /usr/local/var/ntop/rrd/graphics) . how can i solve this error ?
[19:27] <edbian> firecrotch: Did it automatically boot up to 1360 when you rebooted after editing xorg.conf?
[19:28] <porter1> evilbug, I believe it's just the minefield version
[19:28] <firecrotch> edbian: Yes, I just rebooted and it displays at the resolution... actually it was always that resolution by default
[19:28] <IMRANH> Ahhh i got it
[19:28] <IMRANH> I had to do the chmod thing u said :)
[19:28] <edbian> Capricorn^80: Run whatever command created that error again but as root (sudo or gksu)
[19:28] <IMRANH> Yay!
[19:28] <Chessguy> edbian: how do i specify the SWAP space when i repartition?
[19:28] <evilbug> porter1: alright.
[19:28] <firecrotch> edbian: I only have it in my xorg because most of the computers have at least a 50 foot cable to them out in the field
[19:28] <IMRANH> Now just to get wifi and file manager working on my 8.10 Xubuntu on the PS3
[19:28] <IMRANH> Thanks for your help guys :0
[19:28] <edbian> Chessguy: Do you have gparted installed?
[19:28] <porter1> evilbug, karmic should have 3.5
[19:28] <Chessguy> yews
[19:28] <Chessguy> yes
[19:28] <Alvinware> How to calculate Peak Cells Rate?
[19:29] <edbian> firecrotch: So you wanted to make sure it would be available?
[19:29] <Capricorn^80> edbian: i am running as root
[19:29] <bananahands> flash!
[19:29] <edbian> Capricorn^80: Then IDK! :P
[19:29] <thiebaude> !flash
[19:29] <bananahands> ahah
[19:29] <firecrotch> edbian: Right.  With such a long VGA cable run, sometimes the computer doesn't read the TV info correctly
[19:29] <edbian> !ot | Alvinware
[19:29] <porter1> lol
[19:29] <edbian> firecrotch: IC  Thanks for the info!  very helpful :)
[19:29] <evilbug> porter1: meh, i'm not in a rush. just noticed my ff wasn't upgraded when i ran updates yesterday.
[19:29] <IMRANH> I'm guessing that noone here can help me with my Xubuntu ps3 problems?
[19:30] <firecrotch> edbian: Any time :)
[19:30] <IMRANH> if not it's ok :)
[19:30] <Capricorn^80> edbian: hmmm
[19:30] <porter1> evilbug, wish it was included, but the devs are always busy....
[19:30] <edbian> Capricorn^80: What is it you're trying to do?
[19:30] <firecrotch> edbian: I've become pretty good at xorg stuff related to HDTV's here at work lol
[19:30] <Alvinware> How to calculate Peak Cells Rate?
[19:30] <edbian> firecrotch: IC.  PM me?
[19:31] <edbian> Alvinware: Nobody knows what you're talking about.  Is it ubuntu related?
[19:31] <IMRANH> uhhhh
[19:31] <porter1> Alvinware, are you paying attention? This is Ubuntu support!
[19:31] <IMRANH> The game just gave me this message when i tryed to run it:
[19:31] <Pici> Alvinware: This is not on-topic for this channel, you've been told that twice as well as two places to possibly ask your question.
[19:31] <Alvinware> Only Ubuntu room is active!
[19:31] <ESphynx> thanks guys
[19:31] <IMRANH> hold on
[19:31] <Pici> Alvinware: that doesn't mean its any more on-topic here.
[19:31] <porter1> Alvinware, if anyone had even the slightest clue what you were talking about, they probably would have already responded
[19:31] <Alvinware> porter1, lol.
[19:32] <IMRANH> Ok when I tryed to play Graal i got error : "This problem report does not apply to a packaged program (/usr/bin/graal)"
[19:32] <IMRANH> :(
[19:32] <qiz2718> Alvinware: type this in your irc client:  /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:32] <porter1> IMRANH, any other errors?
[19:32] <Pici> qiz2718: hes already there
[19:32] <Alvinware> porter1, it's some one who know what's it business.
[19:32] <porter1> Alvinware, ?
[19:32] <linxeh> Alvinware: what on earth ?
[19:33] <IMRANH> porter1 just "This problem report does not apply to a packaged program (/usr/bin/graal)"
[19:33] <thiebaude> Alvinware, maybe ask your question in #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:33] <Alvinware> Don't know, shut up.
[19:33] <linxeh> Alvinware: maybe you should find a native IRC network to ask on
[19:33] <qiz2718> Alvinware is asking for a ban
[19:33] <Alvinware> lol, yeah, lol.
[19:34] <Pici> IMRANH: It sounds like the program crashed and Ubuntu is trying to submit an error report (but failing)
[19:34] <porter1> IMRANH, I believe apport is trying to report a crash an
[19:34] <IMRANH> :(
[19:34] <porter1> IMRANH, did ytou type it in the terminal?
[19:34] <IMRANH> type what?
[19:34] <kephu> Hi
[19:34] <IMRANH> I installed it fine
[19:34] <Alvinware> stupid guy, a little dislike, ban, ban, abn.
[19:34] <porter1> IMRANH, the command to open the installer?
[19:35] <IMRANH> But when I tryed to run if from the Apps/Games
[19:35] <IMRANH> it errored
[19:35] <porter1> Oh
[19:35] <porter1> Run graal from the terminal
[19:35] <kephu> quick question: a couple reboots ago my mouse pointer stopped responding: what should I do to troubleshoot this?
[19:35] <edbian> Alvinware: Do you have an ubuntu related question?
[19:35] <IMRANH> How?
[19:35] <porter1> just type graal
[19:35] <IMRANH> kk
[19:35] <IMRANH> trying
[19:35] <bucky> Alvinware: why do you want us to do your cisco class homework?
[19:35] <Chessguy> how do you add the file
[19:35] <porter1> Should see error messages about what's really wrong
[19:35] <Pici> Guys, lets keep it on topic.
[19:35] <Kingsy101> can someone please give me some help with configuring xorg and Modelines with my nvidia GeForce 7950 GT OC ?
[19:35] <Chessguy> for more swap space
[19:35] <IMRANH> "Segmentation Fault (Core Dumped)
[19:36] <kephu> I mean, it just sits there: I can't move it or anything
[19:36] <IMRANH> Sheesh this thing doesnt like me 0.o
[19:36] <porter1> IMRANH, are you on x64?
[19:36] <Alvinware> bucky, it's nothing now, ok?
[19:36] <bucky> Alvinware: if you can't read you're not going to pass anyway
[19:36] <IMRANH> Uhhhh  dont believe so.
[19:36] <edbian> Chessguy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq   good article on all things swap :)
[19:36] <IMRANH> I really dont know
[19:36] <Alvinware> bucky, yeah, going to fail.
[19:36] <Alvinware> lol.
[19:36] <IMRANH> I used the one that I thought was right >_<
[19:36] <Pici> bucky: drop it, please.
[19:37] <IMRANH> Im so amazing with windows but when i got on this ubuntu it was sudden epic fail.
[19:37] <edbian> IMRANH: There is a learning curve.  Don't get discouraged :)
[19:37] <IMRANH> Yeah.
[19:37] <porter1> IMRANH, sorry, but the developers of Graal don't know how to distribute software
[19:37] <metalf8801> hello I'm new to IRC so I'm not sure if I'm in the right place but can I ask a question about installing Xubuntu in here?
[19:37] <porter1> :)
[19:37] <edbian> metalf8801: You're in the perfect place!
[19:37] <IMRANH> lol @ porter.
[19:37] <metalf8801> thank you :)
[19:37] <IMRANH> thats fine was just hoping
[19:38] <IMRANH> I am only discouraged by the fact my dad wont let me install ubuntu onto pc
[19:38] <porter1> IMRANH, you might be missing a library, or you might have the wrong architecture
[19:38] <IMRANH> so i have to use live cd which doesnt save mah stuff :(
[19:38] <Zikey> Hi, since today I'm getting false rejection using spamhaus & postfix (rejection without valid reason), did you notice it too ?
[19:38] <EAS> I'm trying to trackdown why I'm not ending up with an entry for /dev/eth0 when I create a new Jaunty instance using debootstrap.  It looks like the kernel is aware of the ethernet interface, but no /dev/eth0
[19:38] <metalf8801> I've been using Ubuntu sins 7.04 and I really like it so I'm trying to install it on a friends laptop (I've install Ubuntu several times) but when I get to set 5 of 6 "Prepare disk space" I don't see an option to resize the windows XP NTFS partition and it won't let me do it manually ether and there is more then enough free space.  I was hoping someone could suggest something that I could try next
[19:38] <porter1> IMRANH, maybe you could get another hard drive to put it on?
[19:38] <qiz2718> !livepersist
[19:39] <IMRANH> Probably not...
[19:39] <IMRANH> What about a USB Drive :0
[19:39] <ajt> if I have a server w/ 16GB of ram is swap necessary?
[19:39] <porter1> IMRANH, that'll work!
[19:39] <edbian> metalf8801: It won't let you go to manual??
[19:39] <j0nr> hey all... can someone help me get a wireless usb dongle working. I have installed rt73 but stuck now
[19:39] <IMRANH> Wait mines only 1gb.
[19:39] <bucky> edbian: just because you can't get 1900x1200 out of your crappy ati card doesn't constitute epic fail
[19:39] <IMRANH> So with the 700 mb for ubuntu
[19:39] <Pici> ajt: Unless you plan to hibernate, you probably don;t.
[19:39] <porter1> IMRANH, err, might be difficult then :)
[19:39] <Pici> !enter | IMRANH
[19:39] <ajt> Pici: nope it'll never hibernate, ever.
[19:39] <edbian> bucky: Sorry?
[19:40] <IMRANH> Sorry :(.
[19:40] <bucky> edbian: was that the problem.. screen resolution?
[19:40] <IMRANH> Well I do have a 2gb SD card....
[19:40] <Pici> ajt: Then you don't need to worry about swap.
[19:40] <IMRANH> How slow would it be to boot Ubuntu from a 2GB usb card trhough a crappy card reader?
[19:41] <IMRANH> Would it be really slow or would it not work since I'm using a card reader?
[19:41] <porter1> IMRANH, not too bad.
[19:41] <nannes> Hi guys! I need a help with OpenLDAP.... does anyone know it? could him help me please?
[19:41] <qiz2718> IMRANH: if the card reader is usb 1.1, it will be very slow
[19:41] <carla> hello my name is carla je suis perdue dou you speack  french ??
[19:41] <firecrotch> IMRANH: it depends on your computer and whether or not it can boot from the card reader
[19:41] <edbian> bucky: OO!  I was asking firecrotch about xorg.conf files because so many people come here needing help with that.  I wanted to learn how to help them better. :)  My monitor only supports 1280 x 1024  (epic fail)
[19:41] <porter1> !ask | nannes
[19:41] <carla> lolol
[19:42] <Pici> !fr | carla
[19:42] <IMRANH> I'll check what USB version it is. considering it was el-cheapo, probably a 1.1.
[19:42] <carla> is a french room or english room ???
[19:42] <arleslie> carla, this is the english room
[19:42] <arleslie> !fr | carla
[19:42] <firecrotch> edbian: Are you sure that that's the highest your monitor can handle?
[19:42] <carla> ok thank you
[19:42] <bucky> nannes: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/openldap-server.html
[19:42] <edbian> firecrotch: Yeah.  17" LCD from 4 years ago
[19:43] <icarus> in what ways can i make my linux box more secure?
[19:43] <edbian> firecrotch: it was $120 :P
[19:43] <IMRANH> Guys, someone said he tested the card reader and got a 25x read speed... is that good
[19:43] <EAS> Can anyone help figuring out why /dev/eth0 isn't being created on a new Jaunty instance?  Kernel detects the eth0 interface.
[19:43] <jwfoxjr> icarus: unplug it from the the network
[19:43] <carla> see you later all good night byee
[19:43] <buttons840> anyone know how i can use lsof to test a specific file to see if it is in use?  i'm looking for a sort of boolean return if possible?
[19:43] <IMRANH> Ok, I also just read it IS 2.0...
[19:43] <jwfoxjr> icarus: sorry - couldn't resist :)
[19:43] <edbian> icarus: Encryption : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemHowto
[19:43] <NewbishGuest> I'm looking for a music cd copy software, like one step "copy  this audio cd and ask me for a blank one later"
[19:44] <EAS> buttons, 'man grep' look at the quiet option
[19:44] <icarus> jwfoxjr, will that take a blow to perforce?
[19:44] <nannes> with OpenLDAP the command 'slapcat' shows the DN as "cn=admin,dc=nodomain"  BUT I've already set the domain name!!!
[19:44] <EAS> buttons, pipe the output of lsof to grep
[19:44] <gartral> NewbishGuest: its called right click the cd and select "copyt disk"
[19:44] <arvigeus> How to start wxPython / PyGTK???
[19:44] <edbian> NewbishGuest: I like gnome-baker.  Not sure if it has the feature per-say
[19:44] <nannes> and it doesn't appear
[19:44] <arvigeus> what is the command
[19:44] <IMRANH> So? Is a 2.0 USB Card reader with a tested speed of about 25x good enough?
[19:45] <metalf8801> edbian: when I use the last option "Specify partitions manually" I still can't resize the partition
[19:45] <icarus> IMRANH, yes
[19:45] <porter1> IMRANH, probably good enough.
[19:45] <diddy> Does Ubuntu come with HOWTOs ?
[19:45] <jwfoxjr> icarus: I was j/k about unplugging the computer form the network :)
[19:45] <qiz2718> IMRANH: if it behaves like a normal usb mass storage (class 8) device and if the card inserted is big enough, yes
[19:45] <icarus> jwfoxjr, i know
[19:45] <edbian> metalf8801: Is there a little orange triangle sign indicating errors on the hard drive?
[19:45] <grawity> diddy: It comes with access to Google, and I'm sure you don't need a HOWTO for that one.
[19:46] <edbian> diddy: Ubuntu Community Documentation  :)  Google it
[19:46] <NewbishGuest> gartral: hum okay, I'll try that but I'm afraid I'd do it like on a Mac, where some CDs dont work
[19:46] <buttons840> EAS, k, i see the quiet option, but what are your thoughs on how i can be useful?
[19:46] <IMRANH> 2 GB big enough?
[19:46] <porter1> icarus, lol, I thought you were serious :P
[19:46] <NewbishGuest> edbian: I'll give it a look thanks
[19:46] <IMRANH> Hope so because it doesnt support SD HC lol :(
[19:46] <Pici> diddy: http://help.ubuntu.com
[19:46] <lolek> hi all
[19:46] <icarus> jwfoxjr, i personality found it quite amusing :)
[19:46] <qiz2718> IMRANH: 2 gb is not enough for the default desktop install
[19:46] <stefg> metalf8801: run a disk check from windows for the partition. if the partition is unclean or the partition table damaged you won't be able to resize it
[19:47] <diddy> norg_, that is not the point. I just read in some older book that there are HOWTOs somewhere under the /usr tree. It is not an Ubuntu book, though.
[19:47] <IMRANH> Craaap.
[19:47] <icarus> qiz2718, it is for puppy linux
[19:47] <qiz2718> icarus: but he wants to use ubuntu
[19:47] <porter1> diidy, man is your friend
[19:47] <porter1> type 'man' in a terminal and away you go
[19:47] <IMRANH> Ok let me ask this... Is it possible to partition my hard drive as such that my dad could not tell
[19:48] <Janhouse> how can I open openoffice calc?
[19:48] <icarus> qiz2718, just proving options...
[19:48] <lolek> guys i have a problem with ubuntu live cd, the graphic card is ati radeon xpress 200 and xorg doesn't put the screen to the monitor, but instead of that it's showing (i think so) the screen on the tv... any idea how can i force tthe graphic card to use the lcd display ?
[19:48] <Janhouse> It is like excel I think
[19:48] <Zikey> where can i contact ubuntu people who updated DNS binaries/libs few days ago ?, they broke something...
[19:48] <porter1> IMRANH, possibly :)
[19:48] <IMRANH> And ubuntu only loaded up if I I.E. Held F5 when it booted or something?
[19:48] <grawity> IMRANH: Depends on dad's skill level, and the OS he uses.
[19:48] <EAS> buttons840: grep for the path to the file you are interested in.  check the return code from grep
[19:48] <metalf8801> edbian: there is an orange sine that says "this will delete Microsoft Windows XP Professional and install Xubuntu 9.04."
[19:48] <ProfOak> Is firefox 3.5 shiretoko or is there a way to have it say firefox instead of shiretoko?
[19:48] <IMRANH> Dad's skill level is higher than average.... He does Access n stuff for his work lol.
[19:48] <jwfoxjr> ok, why are these O'Reilly books so vague when it comes to rndc and TSIG updates?
[19:48] <Slart> !ff35
[19:48] <Pici> !shiretoko | ProfOak
[19:49] <porter1> ProfOak, it's the dev version I believe, not the full release
[19:49] <icarus> IMRANH, you have a lot of porn you want to hide dont you
[19:49] <edbian> metalf8801: That you don't want to do.
[19:49] <IMRANH> Nah.
[19:49] <tulimaq> IMRANH, u can use live version on that SD card with persistent changes
[19:49]  * zargonovski is away: Gone away for now
[19:49] <buttons840> EAS, grep the output of lsof?   that options takes 5 seconds or more, hardly a reasonable solution for a simple task like checking a specific file to see if it's being accessed by anything else
[19:49] <IMRANH> Persistent changes meaning every time i boot up I have to reinstall?
[19:49] <aimtrainer> Since I'm not gonna be able to pay a fixed price for electricity anymore I'll have to watch my  energy consumption. That is why I'm thinking about connecting my twin 19" lcds, my 32" tv and my video projector to one ubuntu machine with two dual dvi nvidia sli cards. I know it should work .. but is it hard to setup? I don't want to spend a week each time I reinstall my system...
[19:49] <metalf8801> edbian: no I don't
[19:49] <icarus> it is possible how big is you drive
[19:49] <dare> button840, fuser -v /path/to/file ?
[19:49] <edbian> metalf8801: In manual it should list the partitions (/dev/sda1 /dev/sda2, etc etc) Are there any icons on any of those rows?  Do you see what I'm talking about?
[19:49] <ProfOak> So just wait for 9.10 for ffox 3.5 then?
[19:50] <alecs> hi there !
[19:50] <porter1> ProfOak, I would
[19:50] <porter1> ProfOak, actually, I am
[19:50] <ProfOak> porter1: Alright, thanks
[19:50] <edbian> !!ff3.5
[19:50] <IMRANH> You know what sucks? I have a 4 gb Mini sd card w/ a normal sd card adapter
[19:50] <alecs> how could i be able to install a previous version of python-psycopg2 to be compatible with python 2.4 ?
[19:50] <IMRANH> but the card reader I have doesnt support over 2 gb X_X
[19:50] <dare> :o
[19:51]  * zargonovski is back.
[19:51] <EAS> buttons840: then you'll have to find another way to do it.  Also, work on your communications skills.  Scolding me for an unsuitable solution when you haven't specified your full requirements isn't helpful.
[19:51] <nick125> IMRANH: No SDHC support, eh?
[19:51] <metalf8801> edbian: the last time few times I installed Ubuntu it gave the option to resize the partition that was already there but its not doing that now at lest not on this laptop and I tried a different disc and I check the disc for errors but I'm still getting the same options
[19:51] <icarus> ubottu, you have caught my interest, will the upgrade came as a update?
[19:51] <IMRANH> Nope. And my mini sd reader broke a couple days ago so the only way I can use it
[19:51] <porter1> alecs, it will be pretty difficult I believe
[19:51] <IMRANH> Is to steal my dads mp3 player and use that :(
[19:51] <IMRANH> And thats not a good idea if I wanna use Ubuntu lol.
[19:52] <porter1> IMRANH, your dad seems pretty greedy
[19:52] <metalf8801> edbian: are you talking about a chkdsk /F
[19:52] <porter1> :)
[19:52] <alecs> porter1: why? i need python 2.4 support in my psycopg package ... but the current version supports only 2.5 and 2.6
[19:52] <IMRANH> No... You dont know the story. He used to have a thing on my PC called "Naomi" that automatically shuts off internet browsers if it thinks it has anything to do with porn or hacking.
[19:53] <edbian> metalf8801: I suspect that the hdd has corrupt files or some other type of errors in the NTFS partition(s).  chkdsk /F is the utility in windows to fix them.  Try running it and then go back to the install again.  Does it say why you cannot resize / alter those partitions?
[19:53] <IMRANH> I ended up hacking that crap up and uninstalling it.
[19:53] <tulimaq> IMRANH, how about Virtualbox or VmWare ?
[19:53] <porter1> alecs, because a LOT of programs rely on the new python installed.
[19:53] <Clouse> Just one more app to workout how to get running and I will free from windows!!!!
[19:53] <IMRANH> What are those? :D
[19:54] <MarkG> Hi, I have just moved from gentoo, and struggling with some of the differences.   What is the ubuntu/debian equivalent of rc-status?
[19:54] <edbian> MarkG: What does rc-status do?
[19:54] <porter1> IMRANH, of course! virtualize ubuntu in virtualbox
[19:54] <metalf8801> edbian: no it doesn't say anything really it just won't let me do it
[19:54] <icarus> IMRANH, it is a live cd that runs in a windows
[19:54] <fosa> is there a way to convert .suit files to .ttf in linux?
[19:54] <IMRANH> 0.o OF COURSE! wah wah.. .what?
[19:54] <porter1> icarus, not quite
[19:54] <metalf8801> edbian: the option is just missing
[19:54] <IMRANH> But wont that be 2 Os running at once
[19:54] <MarkG> shows you what services are running, and what runlevel they are configured to start in.
[19:54] <Pici> fosa: maybe with fontforge? I'm gues guessing.
[19:55] <porter1> IMRANH, yeah :o
[19:55] <icarus> porter1,  i ment to say like a live cd
[19:55] <IMRANH> Hence totally killing my processing speed and what not making it slug speed?
[19:55] <EAS> can anyone help with a missing eth0 device that seems to be detected by the kernel?
[19:55] <porter1> icarus, that' what I was assuming
[19:55] <IMRANH> My PC already sucks that why I wanted Ubuntu. It is definately faster than windows.
[19:55] <edbian> metalf8801: Try the chkdsk /F command.  It couldn't hurt
[19:56] <IMRANH> But IDK my dad doesnt know I have ubuntu
[19:56] <IMRANH> So when hes home i cant use it
[19:56] <Alchemestrum> with m$ my pc crashed and rebooted endlessly... Ubuntu 9.04 its been on and stable for 3 days
[19:56] <metalf8801> edbian: I'm doing that now
[19:56] <IMRANH> And when hes not home i have to steal neighbors internet. And then Its really slow and disconnect-y
[19:56] <edbian> Alchemestrum: :)
[19:56] <IMRANH> Scuse me BORROW neighbors internet. Since he has no encryption its legal as he is providing a public access point xD i researched it.
[19:57] <rob0917> my weather report applet won't update on ubuntu 9.04 can anyone help?
[19:57] <Pici> !offtopic | IMRANH
[19:57] <edbian> metalf8801: Look at this: http://img408.imageshack.us/i/gparted.png/
[19:57] <Alchemestrum> Its crazy.. I had WoW running in on a seperate desktop... if it wasnt for the update it would still be up
[19:57] <IMRANH> Sorry, Pici.
[19:57] <edbian> metalf8801: See the little ! triangle on /dev/sda2 ??
[19:57] <lolek> guys i have a problem with ubuntu live cd, the graphic card is ati radeon xpress 200 and xorg doesn't put the screen to the monitor, but instead of that it's showing (i think so) the screen on the tv... any idea how can i force tthe graphic card to use the lcd display ?
[19:58] <icarus> join/ ## ubuntu-offtopic
[19:58] <icarus> crap
[19:58] <edbian> icarus: Almost!
[19:58] <porter1> 'lolek, go to System->Prefs->Display
[19:58] <metalf8801> edbian: chkdsk done no errors.    could the problem be that there was a quick format done when xp was installed?
[19:58] <rob0917> my weather report applet won't update on ubuntu 9.04 can anyone help?
[19:58] <edbian> metalf8801: That shouldn't matter.  There were no errors?
[19:59] <metalf8801> edbian: no errors?
[19:59] <codeshah> hi guys, I really need to install php4 on ubuntu 9... any help appreciated .
[19:59] <edbian> Can you screen shot your gparted for me?  Use image shack
[19:59] <Hydrid> is there in tasksel any ftpserver or i have to install apt-get vsftpd?
[19:59] <icarus> edbian, just do a reinstall of ubuntu using the live cd
[19:59] <metalf8801> yeah I'll try that
[19:59] <slipkid08> Does ANYONE in here know PHP?
[19:59] <edbian> icarus: Wrong guy
[19:59] <icarus> edbian, sorry
[20:00] <Tr1n_> slipkid08:  try #php
[20:00] <edbian> icarus: NP!  join/ #ubuntu-offtopic!
[20:00] <rob0917> my weather report applet won't update on ubuntu 9.04 can anyone help?
[20:00] <stefg> codeshah: http://www.jurajsplayground.com/blog/2009/05/16/installing-php4-apache22-from-source-ubuntu-904-jaunty-server/
[20:00] <slipkid08> They are fully
[20:00] <codeshah> thanks
[20:00] <C-S-B> is there a command line equivalent to left-click 'encrypt' that I could call from the command line to automate in a cron job?
[20:00] <slipkid08> I keep getting sent to #overflow
[20:01] <IMRANH> ok, now can anyone help me with ubuntu on PS3?
[20:01] <tulimaq> codeshah,  sudo apt-get install php4 ?
[20:01] <slipkid08> I figured there is a bunch of linux nerds in here that could help me
[20:01] <codeshah> tulimaq, no
[20:01] <icarus> slipkid08, probably not but due to the nature of the Internet there should be a PHP channel
[20:01] <codeshah> tulimaq, it is not supported
[20:01] <slipkid08> huh?
[20:01] <NickRiviera> HY EVERYBODY!
[20:02] <slipkid08> oh
[20:02] <slipkid08> nvm
[20:02] <edbian> HI Dr. Nick
[20:02] <rob0917> my weather report applet won't update on ubuntu 9.04 can anyone help?
[20:02] <porter1> HELLO NICK!@
[20:02] <NickRiviera> I need some guidance...
[20:02] <aerostop> im using ubuntu 8.10, and I want to know where/what else can set/override the sendmail_path other than php.ini
[20:02] <sourcemaker> how can I copy my dvd's movies to harddisk without encoding them...
[20:03] <sourcemaker> so that I encode them later via command line at night
[20:03] <aerostop> no matter what i do, i cant change it to anything, its always the default (/usr/sbin/sendmail -t -i)
[20:03] <edbian> sourcemaker: You could copy the ISO image somehow??
[20:03] <IMRANH> How to connect to the offtopic room pleaes?
[20:03] <Tr1n_> sourcemaker:  dvdrip
[20:03] <edbian> IMRANH: "/join #ubuntu-offtopic"
[20:03] <IMRANH> Thanks, see you guys later.
[20:03] <NickRiviera> When I have a linux box running as a webserver, should have local time, or UT - offset?
[20:03] <lolek> porter1: well thx.. for answering..
[20:04] <lolek> porter1: but the problem is that i have only the text mode..
[20:04] <NickRiviera> should *it* have...
[20:04] <sourcemaker> Tr1n_: isn't using dvdrip any command line?
[20:04] <icarus> noob queston what is bash?
[20:05] <NickRiviera> icarus: where you type the coomands... the command line.
[20:05] <lolek> porter1: i doesn't have the posibility to connect tv to the pc... but i can see from xorg.log file that it use tv output instead of monitor.. and i wanted to know if there is any way to change that from command line.. ?
[20:05] <Tr1n_> sourcemaker:  oh, you want to rip them to ISO via cli?
[20:05] <Tr1n_> sourcemaker:  i thought you wanted a cli encoder
[20:05] <porter1> lolek, why not go into graphics mode on your tv?
[20:06] <sourcemaker> Tr1n_: well... I would like to copy them as fast as possible to hard disk... and later at night... all DVD's movies encode to MPEG4... and separated in two steps... not all in one
[20:06] <icarus> NickRiviera, so in a sentience it would be like go to bash and type in
[20:06] <sourcemaker> Tr1n_: my pc isn't the fastest one
[20:07] <r0ckzz> fuck
[20:07] <r0ckzz> fuck
[20:07] <icarus> fuck
[20:07] <r0ckzz> fuck
[20:07] <porter1> r0ckzz, watch the language
[20:07] <Flare183> !language | r0ckzz
[20:07] <edbian> ?
[20:07] <r0ckzz> ok
[20:08] <metalf8801> edbian: ok I took the screen shots but how do you want me to send them to you?
[20:08] <icarus> metalf8801, use imageshack.com
[20:08] <Flare183> !imagebin | metalf8801
[20:09] <Tr1n_> sourcemaker:  http://jeltsch.org/node/127 will help, but the ripping will always be a manual process due to having to put the dvd in the drive
[20:09] <edbian> metalf8801: http://www.imageshack.com
[20:10] <gartral> my dvd rom wont read burnable disks at all
[20:10] <blognewb> kronix is a leech
[20:10] <benjoldersma> I have mysql-server-5.0 installed, and I just added mysql-server-5.1.  Now I cannot start mysql.  Is there something I need to do to select 5.1?
[20:11] <kronix> blognewb is a horse.
[20:12] <edbian> benjoldersma: "sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start" ?
[20:12] <sourcemaker> how can I determine the dvd title name?
[20:12] <blognewb> oh yeah kronix is the parasite that feeds on the horse's mane
[20:12] <metalf8801> edbian: http://img193.yfrog.com/I/screenshotxjv.png/
[20:13] <Slart> !ot | blognewb, kronix, but I guess you knew this already
[20:13] <metalf8801> never mind that didn't work let me try again
[20:13] <blognewb> ubottu: thanks. i like you a lot. you are a real person unlike some nuisance
[20:13] <edbian> metalf8801: That's a bad url or something...
[20:13] <kronix> !ot blognewb
[20:13] <buttons840> EAS, sorry, i should have phrased myself more politely, but I found the fuser command works great    fuser /home/self/my/file.txt will return all processes currently accessing the file
[20:13] <metalf8801> yeah I know sorry
[20:13] <metalf8801> let me try again
[20:13] <arleslie> will I .deb from dapper work in Jaunty?
[20:13] <kronix> !ot | blognewb
[20:13] <blognewb> sad
[20:14] <Slart> arleslie: perhaps.. but probably not.. there isn't a newer one available?
[20:14] <edbian> metalf8801: NP! :)
[20:14] <edbian> arleslie: Yes
[20:14] <arleslie> Slart, I'm looking for a deb package for libpq4 but the only one I found was for dapper
[20:14] <metalf8801> edbian: I hope this works http://yfrog.com/5dscreenshotxjvp
[20:14] <edbian> Yep!
[20:15] <Qvintvs> ive aliased the emacs command as emacs -nw in my .zshrc file. when running emacs normally this works, but when I run emacs with sudo, i get the gtk emacs. adding the alias to root's .zshrc doesn't help either. any ideas?
[20:15] <edbian> metalf8801: But it won't let you edit?  Are you running the live CD in this screen shot?  (and right now) ?
[20:15] <metalf8801> edbian: thank you its great to know about imageshack.com it will help me help other people :)
[20:15] <server_side> will skype work on ubuntu?
[20:15] <ubuntu> anybody der
[20:16] <metalf8801> edbian: yes that from the live CD
[20:16] <Slart> arleslie: libpq4.. postgres client? that's at version 5 now.. you really need v4 ?
[20:16] <arleslie> Slart, I just need a libpq4
[20:16] <DeannaT2> server_side, yes
[20:16] <edbian> metalf8801: Np!  Wanna pm me?  It's busy in here
[20:16] <ubuntu> i need help
[20:16] <edbian> !ask | ubuntu
[20:17] <proq> does anyone know of an administrative tool to completely lock down the UI for a machine while it is in maintenance mode?
[20:17] <C-S-B> is there a command line equivalent to left-click 'encrypt' that I could call from the command line to automate in a cron job?
[20:17] <ikonia> proq: what do you mean lock it down in maintenance mode ?
[20:17] <porter1> proq, just gnome?
[20:17] <Slart> arleslie: hmm.. let me search a bit..
[20:17] <arleslie> Slart, ok, but the v4 worked with my program
[20:17] <porter1> proq, or the whoel machine?
[20:17] <proq> porter1: it could be gtk, or x.  no, it would only lock the gui
[20:17] <porter1> Hmmm
[20:18] <proq> I'm thinking of something like xlock but wouldn't allow you to type in a password to unlock it
[20:18] <porter1> No, I haven't heard of anything, but I imagine it wouldn't be too difficult to write.
[20:18] <proq> right
[20:18] <proq> just modify xlock..
[20:18] <Slart> arleslie: what happens if you symlink libpq5 to libpq4? I don't know if it's backwards compatible or not
[20:19] <server_side> im running 64 bit ubuntu is their a skype for my build?
[20:19] <Slart> !skype | server_side
[20:19] <arleslie> Slart, symlink??
[20:19] <AE^laptop> what was the cmd to store "alsamixer" settings?
[20:19] <lolek> ok i finally got it working thx for help bye
[20:19] <Slart> arleslie: yes.. you create a link that is called libpq4 but it points to libpq5.. very handy
[20:19] <Slart> arleslie: kind of like a shortcut
[20:20] <Slart> arleslie: but if you can find a libpq4 that works for you, go with that
[20:22] <rdx> Anyone here experienced problems with very low volume HDMI output using an nvidia ion board?
[20:23] <codeshah> ok, I installed php4 from source...
[20:23] <codeshah> but now how do I get apache to use it along with php5? hrrmpf
[20:23] <josh1> Does anyone know how to use flash player??
[20:23] <ikonia> codeshah: multiple php modules is not good
[20:23] <codeshah> ikonia, no?
[20:23] <codeshah> ikonia, hmm, if I am trying to do some testing of a php4 app on my local server, what is best?
[20:23] <ikonia> codeshah: you'd need to build php with the --with-apache option and have the source/headers of the apache package your using
[20:23] <grawity> Using PHP4 is a very bad idea...
[20:23] <ikonia> codeshah: run two seperate servers, or two instances
[20:24] <codeshah> ikonia, ok, I see
[20:24] <ikonia> codeshah: php4 is pretty much dead, so I'd try to avoid using it full stop
[20:24] <codeshah> k
[20:24] <benjoldersma> edbian, sorry, I try to start mysql with sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start and it responds with a [fail] code
[20:24] <server_side> when i install skype it say wrong archtecture whats that mean?
[20:25] <rcmaehl> I need help with uSbuntu
[20:26] <lstarnes> server_side: are you using the 32-bit version of ubuntu, or the 64-bit version?
[20:26] <Silver_Swords> server_side: it's either 64bit or 32bit. what's yoour machine and whats your skype download?
[20:26] <server_side> LSTAMES 64 BIT
[20:26] <tachan-tachan> hey
[20:27] <rcmaehl> hi
[20:27] <tachan-tachan> i gonna tell you something
[20:27] <mac_attack09> supp dews
[20:27] <mac_attack09> *dewd
[20:27] <Drained> does anyone know how to find out if your processor supports 64bit?
[20:27] <mac_attack09> >.>
[20:27] <lstarnes> server_side: is there a 64-bit or amd64 version of the skype package?
[20:27] <tachan-tachan> ubuntu sucks you should use slackware
[20:27] <rski> Drained: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[20:27] <rski> !troll tachan-tachan
[20:27] <rcmaehl> Can someone help me with uSbuntu
[20:27] <server_side> lstarnes, amd 64 bit i think there is .
[20:27]  * mac_attack09 is listening to Toxictech Radio :D
[20:28] <tachan-tachan> repear ubuntu sucks you should use slackware
[20:28] <grawity> !ops | tachan-tachan
[20:28] <Alchemestrum> >.>
[20:28] <Drained> rski: after it returns it how do i find out if it supports it?
[20:28] <jess> if ubuntu sucks why are you on an ubuntu irc?
[20:28] <rski> it should say there
[20:28] <Slart> jess: don't feed it
[20:28] <tachan-tachan> lol
[20:28] <Drained> all i see that would tell me x32/x86/x64 is
[20:28] <Drained> clflush size	: 64
[20:29] <mac_attack09> whats up guys???
[20:29] <Faithful> when i just run mkinitramfs -o /boot/file.initrd kernelversion it doesn't create an initrd that boots my system yet when I install a new kernel via apt-get it runs mkinitramfs and it works just fine... any ideas?
[20:29] <coz_> Drained,   that does not mean 64 bit
[20:29] <jpds> !offtopic | mac_attack09
[20:29] <Drained> coz_: no you think? which is why i asked HOW
[20:29] <coz_> Dragnslcr,  clflush size  64  does not mean 64 bit  I meant
[20:29] <Alchemestrum> think I'm going to explore the wonders of internet radio..
[20:30] <Slart> rcmaehl: we only support the official ubuntu distros here.. you'll have to ask the people behind usbuntu for support about it
[20:30] <coz_> Dragnslcr,  hold on
[20:30] <th3seaw0lf> i have been trying to install my nvidia drivers for the past 3 months. can anyone please help me??
[20:31] <Drained> th3seaw0lf: go to their website they have them.
[20:31] <Slart> th3seaw0lf: sure.. what card do you have?
[20:31] <th3seaw0lf> nVidia Corporation NV15 [GeForce2 GTS/Pro] (rev a4)
[20:31] <coz_> Drained,    sudo apt-get install  hardinfo
[20:31] <th3seaw0lf> its 71x glx drivers
[20:31] <coz_> th3seaw0lf, how have you been trying to install the drivers?
[20:31] <Slart> th3seaw0lf: and if you go to system, administration, hardware drivers... what do you see? any drivers there?
[20:31] <Drained> ok i dont want to know WHAT architexture im RUNNING i want to know if it SUPPORTS 64bit
[20:31] <th3seaw0lf> i have tried evrything on both nvidia n ubuntu website
[20:32] <Drained> and what seems to be the problem seawolf?
[20:32] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,  did you use the /system/adminstration/hardware drivers  option?
[20:32] <porter1> Drained, if the architecture you're running hhas 64 anywhere in it, then it's 64-bit :P
[20:32] <Drained> hardinfo
[20:32] <Slart> Drained: you'll have to find out what your processor is called.. then check the specs for it.. I don't know of any easy ways to see if your cpu supports 64bit from inside ubuntu (that doesn't mean there aren't any.. just that I've never seen an easy one)
[20:33] <th3seaw0lf> coz _ yeah, no hardware is listed there
[20:33] <edbian> Slart: in proc somewhere possibly?
[20:33] <Drained> wow you guys are dumb, i just said it 3 times I DONT WANT TO KNOW WHAT ARCHITEXTURE IM RUNNING.
[20:33] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,   in terminal    lspci | grep -i vga
[20:33] <diey0sa> th3seaw0lf: by default,hardware driver* will auto detect what best driver for u
[20:33] <RebelZero> Drained: only a 64-bit OS will support 64-bit. If you don't know what your OS is, then you.... nvm... just wasting my time
[20:33] <edbian> Drained: What is the name of your processor?
[20:33] <Silver_Swords> try sysinfo.
[20:33] <Drained> no Dey0sa: it doesn't, over 70% nividia card users get hardware driver "back end" error:
[20:34] <Drained> and we can't use that method.
[20:34] <tckb> HELP!!! HELP!!!
[20:34] <edbian> tckb: ?
[20:34] <jpds> Drained: grep name /proc/cpuinfo
[20:34] <Alchemestrum> Xmms .. worth the install? or is there something better out there?
[20:34] <Drained> Rebel: you're wrong,
[20:34] <tckb> i messed up my grub
[20:34] <th3seaw0lf> here is the output coz_ 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV15 [GeForce2 GTS/Pro] (rev a4)
[20:34] <diey0sa> sorry,my mistake
[20:34] <Drained> a x86 processor can run 64bit and a 64bit can run 32bit.
[20:34] <edbian> Drained: The method of knowing the name of your hardware and looking it up?
[20:34] <tckb> i was trying to install gfxgrub
[20:34] <porter1> Drained, care to explain?
[20:34] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,  mm gforce2   that may be an issue  hold on
[20:34] <tckb> anyone tried to install gfxgrub
[20:34] <th3seaw0lf> btw, coz_ , is vesa better or nv ?
[20:34] <jpds> Drained: Yes, now run that command I gave you.
[20:35] <RebelZero> Drained: don't worry.. I stopped caring a few minutes ago. Good luck with your issue.
[20:35] <diey0sa> vesa,it same to mw on backtrack 4
[20:35] <tckb> HeLP!!!!!!!!!!!
[20:35] <diey0sa> me*
[20:35] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,  well nv is the default very low end nvidia driver  so that you can work with your desktop environment
[20:35] <jpds> !patience | tckb
[20:35] <diey0sa> tckb: please just tell..
[20:35] <edbian> Drained: There are 2 architectures: x86 and amd_64.  They are not the same thing.
[20:35] <edbian> amd_64 can run 32 bit
[20:35] <Drained> Funny how half you people blurt out answers which lead to useless downloads and useless commands, i'll just go run x64 windows.
[20:35] <edbian> x86 cannot run 64 bit
[20:35] <th3seaw0lf> coz_ and vesa?
[20:36] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,   so nv  is fine  but that will not allow   3d accelleration  if you want to use  compiz
[20:36] <Drained> lawl, yes it can.
[20:36] <jpds> edbian: It can?
[20:36] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,  nv is better
[20:36] <Kuifje111> what is the best (rapidshare) download manager for linux?
[20:36] <porter1> Drained, we aren't microsoft. Stop treating us like we're paid to help you.
[20:36] <tckb> diey0sa i was trying to install gfxgrub
[20:36] <jpds> Drained: Find out which processor you have first.
[20:36] <edbian> jpds: amd_64 can run 32 bit software (sometimes not well)
[20:36] <Drained> Microsoft doesn't help, so i'm  not treating you like microsoft.
[20:36] <tckb> but i messed up.. now i cannot boot
[20:36] <th3seaw0lf> ok
[20:36] <porter1> Drained, even better then :)
[20:37] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,  checking to see if a driver is still supported for that card hold on
[20:37] <diey0sa> !grub > tckb
[20:37] <Drained> and who-ever keeps Trying to ICMP attack me is getting it re-routed...
[20:37] <jpds> Drained: Running: grep name /proc/cpuinfo - will tell you which processor you have, which you will be able to tell which arch you're on/
[20:37] <Drained> i have a sempron le-1200 and it'
[20:37] <Drained> s  not in use
[20:37] <Drained> so i can't do that.
[20:37] <tckb> i know how to recover grub ... diey0sa but its working
[20:37] <edbian> Drained: It's not in use?
[20:37] <]Spectre[> hi,a decent newsreader for ubuntu 9.04 please
[20:38] <Drained> i just dont want to insert it, and then try to install 64bit and it failing. then having to redownload and reburn a x86 version
[20:38] <porter1> ]Spectre[, what kind of news?
[20:38] <diey0sa> tckb: then what ur problem actually?
[20:38] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,   and in system/administration/hardware drivers   nothing at all shows up as a driver candidate?
[20:38] <]Spectre[> porter1 nntp usenet
[20:38] <tckb> diey0sa ... i used this tutorial http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=208855 to install gfxgrub
[20:38] <jpds> Drained: There is no x86 version (ie. it is the 64bit version)
[20:39] <jpds> Ah, wait, you confused me.
[20:39] <edbian> Drained: We ask you what kind of processor you have, you tell us what it is and you tell us you can't use it.  So here: You're going to need a processor to install linux. (You'll need the rest of a computer too)
[20:39] <Drained> i've never used it so i don't know, so will it support 64?
[20:39] <tckb> but wen i rebooted .. i endup in grub prompt
[20:39] <tckb> :((
[20:39] <Jimmio> Hello all. How do I install 32 bit libraries on my 64 bit install? I need to build for 32 bit and the compiler is saying it's not compatible...
[20:39] <Technoviking> frogzoo: pardon?
[20:39] <jpds> Technoviking: Yo.
[20:39] <Drained> edbian, stop blurting out answers. and learn to read properly, i said its not installed/inserted, it's going on my childs custom build.
[20:40] <RebelZero> Drained: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_Sempron_microprocessors#.22Sparta.22_.28Socket_AM2.2C_Energy_Efficient.2C_G1_.26_G2.2C_65_nm.29
[20:40] <Technoviking> jpds: greets
[20:40] <RebelZero> Drained: All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, Enhanced 3DNow!, NX bit, AMD64, Cool'n'Quiet
[20:40] <Drained> thank you.
[20:40] <edbian> Drained: The sempron le1200 is not a 64 bit chip. You cannot use it with a 64 bit OS.
[20:40] <DrRighteous> hoping someone here has vlan 802.1q experience, I found the new style of interfaces config at http://inodes.org/blog/2007/04/30/ubuntu-vlans-and-bridges/ , but I want the equiv of br-vlan4 in the example without the IP assigned to the bridge, in other words, I want the bridge to be layer2, anyone?
[20:40] <diey0sa> tckb: sorry,i not familiar with that gfxgrub..
[20:40] <Drained> yes i can ;) it has physical 86 extention.
[20:40] <edbian> Drained: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819103195
[20:40] <porter1> ]Spectre[ thunderbird (and maybe evolution) should be able to read nntp
[20:41] <tckb> :((
[20:41] <]Spectre[> thanks porter1
[20:41] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,   are you still here?
[20:41] <bastidrazor> !troll | Drained
[20:41] <th3seaw0lf> yes
[20:41] <th3seaw0lf> what should i do now coz_ ?
[20:41] <porter1> ]Spectre[, there might be better ones.
[20:41] <tckb> anybody used gfxgrub????
[20:41] <Drained> take the advice yourself beasti.
[20:42] <Keiffer> How can I shutdown a usb stick from terminal?
[20:42] <AE^laptop> how do i add a user to the audio group?
[20:42] <Drained> keiffer umount ?
[20:42] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,   ok  first  lets try going to system/administration/software sources
[20:42] <porter1> Keiffer, shutdown? You mean unmount?
[20:42] <Arenlor> Keiffer: sudo umount
[20:42] <phaitour> has anyone run into segmentation faults when they run php -l (php's own lint)
[20:42] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,  let me know when that is opened
[20:42] <]Spectre[> porter1,I see that you are in #python,did you tried to compile python 3.1 source under ubuntu 9.04 ? it's works but during the "make" process I get 25 errors
[20:42] <phaitour> i've seen it on intrepid and jaunty
[20:42] <Cyrus25801> hi all
[20:43] <Drained> edbian: 64 bit Support       Yes.
[20:43] <roberto__> ciao a tutti
[20:43] <Cyrus25801> i am having problems loading a flash chat site in mozilla. it shows that it loads but the screen stays blank
[20:43] <coz_> robertj,  ciao
[20:43] <porter1> ]Spectre[, no I haven't
[20:43] <DasEi> Keiffer: unmount it, make sure it has no folders/dirs open (else busy)
[20:43] <Drained> Cyrus: did you use the nonfree flash plugin?
[20:43] <th3seaw0lf> yeah, there coz_
[20:44] <aguynamedryan> Hello!  I'm having a problem with cpqarrayd crashing on me and I'm wondering about how to report the problem.  I can't seem to find ubuntu-bug on my 9.04-server install
[20:44] <]Spectre[> porter1,are you still using the 2.6 release ?
[20:44] <spO> do any of you have probelms with Ubuntu sound over HDMI?
[20:44] <porter1> ]Spectre[, yep
[20:44] <Cyrus25801> Drained: I think i did, how do i check
[20:44] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,  ok on the first tab "ubuntu software" make sure all tick boxes  are checked
[20:44] <porter1> ]Spectre[, Whatever is maintained by Ubuntu devs
[20:44] <Drained> uhh, go into sy package manager and search is the only way i know to check
[20:44] <th3seaw0lf> coz_ they are
[20:44] <porter1> ]Spectre[, 3.1 support might be added in 9.10
[20:44] <zimbres> hi, I cannot manage to make make my desktop background black, How to do it?
[20:44] <]Spectre[> thanks porter1
[20:44] <coz_> th3seaw0lf  mm
[20:44] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,   ok close that
[20:44] <Drained> zimbres: get a black wallpaper lol?
[20:45] <xor> Hi there.
[20:45] <porter1> ]Spectre[, no problem
[20:45] <th3seaw0lf> coz_ done
[20:45] <a1fa> what do you recommend for 500mhz box (besides fluxbuntu)_
[20:45] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,  open a terminal    sudo apt-get update    then when that is finised    sudo  apt-get dist-upgrade
[20:45] <firecrotch> spO: There's probably a separate audio control for the volume on the HDMI output, try turning that up in alsamixer
[20:45] <Drained> a1fa DSL is really good.
[20:45] <edbian> zimbres: Set it to a solid color the first "picture" (black)
[20:45] <DasEi> zimbres: right-click > preferences, the small color-tabs, you can find it
[20:45] <a1fa> is it based on debian?
[20:45] <Cyrus25801> Drained: i searched for flash and nothing comes up
[20:45] <Drained> a1fa, yeah.
[20:45] <zimbres> Drained, I thought there would be a black wallpaper available.
[20:45] <a1fa> are the repos just as rich ?
[20:46] <lstarnes> a1fa: it's based on knoppix, which is based on debian
[20:46] <Drained> Cyrus: hmm go above and click "all applications"
[20:46] <xor> I'm using Ubuntu 9.04, I've failed a login by inputting the password on the username field. When that happens it usually gets logged somewhere, and I don't want my password in plain text logged somewhere, so does anyone know which log it might be?
[20:46] <porter1> zimbres, in gnome?
[20:46] <lstarnes> a1fa: I think it uses a different repository system
[20:46] <a1fa> i need something based of deb, and packages that debian has
[20:46] <firecrotch> xor: /var/log/auth.log
[20:46] <a1fa> or ubuntu
[20:46] <zimbres> porter1, yes
[20:46] <Cyrus25801> Drained: all is selected
[20:46] <porter1> Right click the desktop, select the solid color option from the list of wallpapers
[20:46] <Drained> hmm... it should come up with micromedia flash or what ever.
[20:47] <xor> firecrotch: Is it possible it can be somewhere else? Because I looked there and couldn't find it.
[20:47] <porter1> zimbres, just select the solid brown color, then change the actual color you want in the solid color area
[20:47] <tckb> what to do if i get grub error 2
[20:47] <porter1> zibres, be sure to right click the desktop first though
[20:47] <Cyrus25801> Drained: i have noticed that allot of the pagckages i search for aren't there
[20:48] <]Spectre[> porter1,is it possible in synaptic to retrieve a list of the recents .deb installations ? chronologically
[20:48] <Drained> Try sudo apt-get update
[20:48] <a1fa> i'll just go with xubuntu
[20:48] <Drained> and try sudo apt-get upgrade
[20:48] <tckb> anybody?
[20:48] <xor> I see the log entry there, but it doesn't specify the string of text that made the login attempt fail. I guess that's good.
[20:48] <Drained> tckb that's because you overwrited MBR i think.
[20:48] <Cyrus25801> Drained:doing that now
[20:48] <Drained> cyrus: ok
[20:48] <tckb> so what should i do
[20:49] <porter1> ]Spectre[, I don't believe so. Might be able to get that from dpkg somehow..
[20:49] <xor> Thanks for the help firecrotch.
[20:49] <firecrotch> xor: I just did a failed login on my server and it came up as the following: FAILED LOGIN (1) on 'tty1' FOR `UNKNOWN', Authentication failure   so I think you're ok (I used the word "testing" as a bad login)
[20:49] <tckb> pls help Drained
[20:49] <]Spectre[> thanks porter1
[20:49] <Drained> tckb: try opening your grub file
[20:49] <Keiffer> how do I umount a usb that does BOT get mounted when I plug it in?
[20:49] <DasEi> tckb : did you add any drives /changed them ?
[20:49] <firecrotch> xor: I don't think it gets logged anywhere else
[20:49] <porter1> Keiffer, it's already unmounted. There's nothing else to do
[20:50] <tckb> no i actualy i tried to install gfxgrub
[20:50] <porter1> Keiffer, you mean like prevent the usb from getting power at all?
[20:50] <tckb> but i guess i messed it up
[20:50] <Drained> tckb: did you backup your MBR?
[20:50] <DasEi> tckb : try reinstall grub then, either with super-grub-disk or use first link of :
[20:50] <DasEi> !grub
[20:50] <th3seaw0lf> done that coz_
[20:51] <Keiffer> porter1, yea, shut it down
[20:51] <Drained> Tckb: for future refrences and stuff with Writing to master boot record, try to Back it up just incase you mess it up.
[20:51] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,   ok now go to system/administrationi/hardware drivers and see if the card is identified and a driver available
[20:51] <porter1> Keiffer, you can't pull it out?
[20:51] <beefheart> Hello. I have a question: I have a dual monitor setup with twinview, I have allso installed the game quakewars (linux client), And i am wondering if there is any option i can add to my launcher that will turn monitor to "TwinView" "0" instead of "1". The reason i'
[20:51] <TheStarLion> if I have a program compiled from source, how do I make a .deb package that installs it like any other package?
[20:51] <tckb> yeah i backuped my menu.lst
[20:51] <beefheart> The reason i ask is because i have to do it manually to be able to play in fullscreen
[20:52] <firecrotch> TheStarLion: checkinstall
[20:52] <Keiffer> porter1, and plug it in when i need it? no
[20:52] <th3seaw0lf> coz_ "no proprietary drivers are in use....."
[20:52] <porter1> Keiffer, you might be able to disable the kernel module for whatever usb controller is hadling your stick
[20:52] <TheStarLion> firecrotch: thanks, I wasn't certain if that was still valid since edgy
[20:52] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,  right but does it list  drivers  there?
[20:52] <th3seaw0lf> coz_ : none
[20:52] <edbian> Is there a way to give myself a static IP using the nm-applet over wifi?
[20:52] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,   open that up again and take a screenshot so I can see it and upload to picpaste.com
[20:52] <Drained> edbian: i don't think so unless your ISP allows it.
[20:53] <edbian> Drained: On my lan (from my router)
[20:53] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,   with that dialog opened and focused    alt+printscreen should give you a screenshot of just that window
[20:53] <zimbres> I bought a APC non-break and a sansung monitor, both cd's do not have linux suport! This is really irritating,
[20:53] <edbian> zimbres: What is an "APC non-break"
[20:53] <firecrotch> edbian: Your router's dhcp server may allow you to associate a specific MAC address with a particular IP
[20:53] <Drained> edbian:i don't know how to do it on linux so i can't really help.
[20:54] <Cyrus25801> Drained: still the same prob
[20:54] <krookking> is there a ant leader out there i can talk to?
[20:54] <edbian> firecrotch: My router does allow that I believe! :)
[20:54] <]Spectre[> zimbres,samsung i560v gsm too,no linux drivers
[20:54] <Drained> Cyrus: which ubuntu Distro are you using/
[20:54] <porter1> edbian, you can, but the router might not bother to connect you to the internet
[20:54] <coz_> krookking,  you mean developer?
[20:54] <krookking> um yeah i just was restricted because i was trying to say another clan sucked
[20:54] <Cyrus25801> Drained: 9.04
[20:55] <Keiffer> guys, do you know any good terminal commands manual?
[20:55] <krookking> and they kicked me
[20:55] <beefheart> So if noone replies, that means nobody knows ?
[20:55] <DasEi> zimbres: most modern monitors (tft?!) support dpms, so will be discovered, else can give you a generic cut for lcd for xorg
[20:55] <coz_> krookking,    oh you want a OP  for the channel
[20:55] <Drained> Cyrus25801: you shouldn't have problems with the packages...
[20:55] <bucky> krookking: which other clan?
[20:55] <porter1> Keiffer, there's lots of great website for them'
[20:55] <zimbres> edbian, They can supply power to you pc, monitor etc even after a fall off.
[20:55] <coz_> krookking,   not sure who the ops are here
[20:55] <Alchemestrum> beefheart:  or they are still helping someone else..
[20:55] <shaun_> ubuntu ftw
[20:55] <firecrotch> edbian: it's best to do it at the dhcp server level, in your instance, so that you don't have problems when connecting to other wireless networks
[20:55] <beefheart> Alchemestrum, ty.
[20:55] <krookking> kk
[20:55] <undertuga> hi there folks! just one simple and general question.... Whats the expected beahviour when you type yes in the terminal?
[20:55] <bucky> !ask | krookking
[20:56] <DasEi> Keiffer: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[20:56] <Cyrus25801> Drained: well I told Murphy that and she said it is law.....lol
[20:56] <Alchemestrum> beefheart: give it about 3-4 minutes and repeat the question... patience is a virtue.. these guys are hardcore volunteers
[20:56] <flavie> hello
[20:56] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,   be right back
[20:56] <th3seaw0lf> coz_ http://www.picpaste.com/nvidia.png
[20:56] <firecrotch> undertuga: the letter y and a newline repeating forever
[20:56] <Drained> you get spammed "Y"undertuga.
[20:56] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,  ok let me look
[20:56] <flavie> hello again
[20:56] <shaun_> hey, i typed yes in the terminal and it's repeating like hell
[20:56] <shaun_> lol
[20:56] <zimbres> DasEi, It seems to be working fine, but they should respect the final user, and provide support for non-MS users.
[20:56] <Keiffer> Thanks all
[20:56] <bucky> !ask | flavie
[20:56] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,  ooooo that is not good at all
[20:56] <beefheart> Alchemestrum, I will. thanks. Im not used to being in here, so i dont wanna spam hehe :) ill post again soon
[20:57] <electro> is there a nice web app package that you can stream mp3s from?
[20:57] <Drained> Cyrus: well without the package manager showing you the app's is a big problem, i don't really know what to do..
[20:57] <electro> > i remeber mp3jukebox from back in the day
[20:57] <DasEi> zimbres: tell that ati, ;-)
[20:57] <electro> just wondering if there is something better now
[20:57] <shaun_> anyone here know how to use subversion in ubunutu?
[20:57] <shaun_> ubuntu*
[20:57] <Cyrus25801> Drained: ok thanx
[20:57] <th3seaw0lf> i know, coz_ ,  listen, will u be here after 10 mins? i have to go pick someone up
[20:57] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,  give me a few minutes here    "nature"  call
[20:57] <Drained> shuan_: you're going to be messing around with the GUI alllllllll day long lol.
[20:57] <th3seaw0lf> ok
[20:57] <coz_> th3seaw0lf,    well in about 30 minutes
[20:57] <coz_> I have to get to the store  th3seaw0lf
[20:57] <th3seaw0lf> ok coz_
[20:57] <coz_> brb
[20:58] <porter1> shaun_, might want to check online for guides to subversion
[20:58] <one_> czesc
[20:58] <bastidrazor> Shaun, install subversion then you can use svn --help
[20:58] <Cyrus25801> my package manager isn't showing me all (almost no) apps i search for. can someone help
[20:58] <oshua86> hey guys, I have a problme, I run 9.04 and when i maximise a window it takes a long time for it to do that. Its a brand new PC
[20:58] <drurew> !fps
[20:58] <bastidrazor> Cyrus25801, pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[20:58] <bucky> shaun_:  https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/subversion.html
[20:58] <shaun_> i've installed it, but i've personally like to have it on when i right click on a folder (like windows)
[20:58] <arand> Cyrus25801: check the filters
[20:59] <DasEi> !subversion | shaun_
[20:59] <Drained> oshua, did you install appropriate graphic card drivers?
[21:00] <meteor``> !aptoncd
[21:00] <meteor``> !offline
[21:00] <slash111> users hardy heron?
[21:00] <bucky> Cyrus25801: go into System=>Administration=>Software Sources and open up your repos
[21:00] <Curtis_B> is there a way to invoke a php script from the command prompt in WINDOWS
[21:00] <meteor``> anyone here using APTONCD?
[21:00] <kupesoft> Curtis_B: #windows #php
[21:00] <Drained> curtis_B ##windows
[21:01] <Curtis_B> oh sorry thought i was in php
[21:01] <server_side> is there any online guides to understand linux?
[21:01] <slash111>  anyone here using hardy heron and amd64? so 64
[21:01] <Cyrus25801> bastidrazor: http://pastebin.com/m1ae55608
[21:01] <Brenden> lol, irc noob ;)
[21:01] <drurew> !cs1.6
[21:01] <Cyrus25801> arand: done that
[21:01] <Drained> Slash111, i'm installing that now. lol.
[21:01] <Curtis_B> no Brendan, i typed php in the join channel dialogue, its just that xchat SUCKS
[21:01] <Drained> i still use good'ol pidgin for irc.
[21:02] <arand> Cyrus25801: so, first of all, which package manager is this?
[21:02] <bastidrazor> Cyrus25801, you're file looks fine, what programs/applications are you looking for that isn't being found?
[21:02] <Brenden> I'm using chatZilla, it seems pretty good.
[21:02] <ohir> Curtis_B: use irssi then
[21:02] <Cyrus25801> arand: synaptic
[21:02] <Drained> Cyrus make sure to check that you click "all" on the left hand side lol
[21:02] <datta> i just installed epiphany in ubuntu but now it doesn't show up in applications menu. how do i open it up in applications?
[21:02] <Cyrus25801> bastidrazor: vlc; flash, opera etc
[21:02] <PeaceMaker> Anyone has experience with Miro 2.0 on Dell Mini 9?
[21:02]  * bucky hands Curtis_B a /join ##php
[21:02] <arand> Cyrus25801: and how are you searching, and what are you searching  for?
[21:03] <Brenden> one # or two?  I always use one...
[21:03] <Drained> it redirects to ## if you use @
[21:03] <Drained> #**
[21:03] <meteor``> anyone using APT-ON CD.
[21:03] <Curtis_B> i get overflow anyway
[21:03] <Cyrus25801> arand: in the search bar, vlc, opera, flash etc
[21:03] <meteor``> anyone using APT-ON CD.?
[21:03] <ohir> !repeat | meteor``
[21:03] <beefheart> Hello. I have a question: I have a dual monitor setup with twinview, I have allso installed the game quakewars (linux client), And i am wondering if there is any option i can add to my launcher that will turn monitor to "TwinView" "0" instead of "1". The reason i ask is because i have to turn it off everytime i want to play.
[21:04] <datta> please help me find epihany in applications internet menu
[21:04] <msichal> ubuntu-pl
[21:04] <porter1> datta, do you have it installed?
[21:05] <datta> porter1 yes
[21:05] <dumont> question: I just got a dedicated server with Ubuntu Desktop, and the main login I got is "admin" is that the same as root on ubuntu, or is there still "root" account?
[21:05] <ikonia> dumont: contact the people who provide your server
[21:05] <bastidrazor> Cyrus25801, in a terminal type sudo apt-get install vlc  .. what does it give?
[21:05] <porter1> datta, try logging out and then back in
[21:05] <drurew> !opengl
[21:05] <ohir> !sudo | dumont
[21:05] <drurew> !open-gl
[21:05] <meteor``> ohir, I made an ISO using APTONCD...
[21:05] <meteor``> How should I use it?
[21:05] <Cyrus25801> bastidrazor: that is how i installed vlc
[21:06] <drurew> !graphics
[21:06] <meteor``> I only see a Package folder inside it.. nothing else.
[21:06] <arand> Cyrus25801: and when you search for vlc, what do you see? What do you expect to see?
[21:06] <DasEi> datta: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2985, post #5
[21:06] <Cyrus25801> bastidrazor: that works
[21:06] <slash111> help to configure dsl in 9.04
[21:06] <dumont> ikonia I want to know if they gave me root or a fake root account, I'm supposed to get root, so I'm wondering if the ubuntu linux distro uses admin instead of "root" account
[21:06] <stroyan> datta: Run alacarte to configure what shows up in the menus.  (You may need to install the alacarte package.)
[21:06] <slash111> hard
[21:06] <slash111> :S
[21:06] <meteor``> And when I try to install the package through it, it says 'package no more available'
[21:06] <ohir> dumont: yes, technically ubuntu has root account as any other linux/unix. Your 'admin' account is power-user account (one that can do sudo)
[21:06] <bastidrazor> Cyrus25801, possibly click the reload button in synaptic?
[21:06] <ikonia> dumont: ask them
[21:06] <Cyrus25801> arand: nothing, i expect to see the vlc package
[21:06] <ikonia> dumont: admin is not a valid account - so ask them what they setup
[21:07] <aboSamoor> does any one know what is the package responsible for the brightness bubble in kubuntu ?
[21:07] <Cyrus25801> bastidrazor: i have reloaded, and i have said sudo apt-get update as well
[21:07] <bucky> dumont: they prolly just made a user account called admin because they didn't know your nick
[21:07] <datta> porter1 tried that even turning it off but then when i checked the edit menus, epiphany was there
[21:07] <bastidrazor> Cyrus25801, synaptic, apt-get, aptitude all read from the same sources list so why you're not seeing it in synaptic is unknown to me
[21:07] <fuzzy84> josh|, sorry, my computer turned off
[21:08] <arand> Cyrus25801: Again, only thing I could think of is misconfigured filters, it works just as it should on my side here....
[21:08] <porter1> datta, was or wasn't there?
[21:08] <datta> porter1 no it was not
[21:08] <bucky> datta: dpkg -i epiphany  make sure it's installed
[21:08] <porter1> You can try adding it manually by right clicking the menu
[21:08] <ohir> dumont: try sudo ls /etc/ssl/private to konow if you has enough priviledges
[21:08] <benjoldersma> can anyone help me troubleshoot a botched upgrade to mysql-server-5.1 from 5.0?
[21:08] <arleslie> can anyone recommend a good video edit software like Windows Movie Maker?
[21:09] <Cyrus25801> bastidrazor: well the main problem i am having is that i can't see a flash chat window i am trying to load.so i wanted to see what flash i installed
[21:09] <Silver_Swords> one really does learn allot just by sitting idle are reading here. good job (and bless your hearts!) to all those that are helping.  =)
[21:09] <porter1> datta, the command for it is just epiphany-browser
[21:09] <ohir> ikonia: 'admin' sounds typical to VM apps / servers
[21:10] <ikonia> ohir: possibly, hence why asking the person who build the server maybe wise
[21:10] <meteor``> arleslie, I use Pitive video editor.
[21:10] <meteor``> you can try that
[21:10] <ohir> ikonia: heh, 'cos this person is asleep now ?;)
[21:10] <datta> porter1 yeah now it showed up, i just changed the application properties to epiphany-browser from epiphany-browser%nh
[21:10] <porter1> datta, cool
[21:10] <bastidrazor> Cyrus25801, in firefox you could type about:plugins in the address bar and it will tell you what firefox is using
[21:11] <benjoldersma> is there any way to start mysql in a debug mode and capture the output
[21:11] <benjoldersma> ?
[21:11] <beefheart> Ill refrase myself, Is there anyway to have a lancher change xorg.conf for one sertain application, to then later switch back when exiting the application. ?
[21:12] <drurew> !gl
[21:12] <arleslie> meteor``, I've looked at it but it doesn't seem to like mp3 files
[21:13] <porter1> benjoldersma, I don't believe so
[21:13] <Cyrus25801> bastidrazor: the following is installed: application/x-shockwave-flash Adobe Flash movie swf    application/futuresplash FutureSplash movie
[21:13] <porter1> beefheart, no. xorg.conf applies to the entire x server
[21:13] <Cyrus25801> bastidrazor: any idea why the flash page loads bt show nothing
[21:14] <benjoldersma> porter1, thanks, I foudn some helpful logs in /var/lib/HOST.err
[21:14] <porter1> benjoldersma, no problem, good luck.
[21:14] <beefheart> porter1, thats no problem for me. I have to edit the conf every time im launcing the app in either case
[21:14] <Alchemestrum> O.o  Russian R&B
[21:14] <bucky> Cyrus25801: did you install flash with firefox open and without closing ff and reopening it?
[21:14] <bastidrazor> Cyrus25801, not really if other flash pages work for you. some sites require IE only browsers. i've run into that in the past
[21:14] <beefheart> porter1, which is why i ask, because its a hazzle
[21:15] <NickRiviera> hey, how do I find out what timezone setting I have? (8.04 server)????
[21:15] <firecrotch> beefheart: can you explain your situation again?
[21:15] <Cyrus25801> bucky: i have closed it and restarted my pc...but nothing
[21:15] <NickRiviera> tzselect let's me choose it, but won't tell me what it currently IS.
[21:15] <beefheart> Hello. I have a question: I have a dual monitor setup with twinview, I have allso installed the game quakewars (linux client), And i am wondering if there is any option i can add to my launcher that will turn monitor to "TwinView" "0" instead of "1". The reason i ask is because i have to turn it off everytime i want to play.
[21:15] <Cyrus25801> bastidrazor: maybe it is the IE thing
[21:15] <beefheart> firecrotch, read above
[21:15] <bastidrazor> NickRiviera, type date
[21:16] <Cyrus25801> arand: rechecked the filters, everything fine
[21:16] <bastidrazor> Cyrus25801, that is a possibility. Firefox has a user agent switcher that can fool most sites.
[21:16] <bucky> benjoldersma: this is a bug and i haven't found a solution.. try this at the bottom of the page http://forum.slicehost.com/comments.php?DiscussionID=3422
[21:16] <Cyrus25801> bastidrazor: how do i get that
[21:16] <NickRiviera> bastid_razor: hmmmm.... it says BRT, but time is messed up.
[21:16] <benjoldersma> bucky, thanks! i'll give it a go
[21:17] <bastidrazor> NickRiviera, dpkg-reconfigure tzdata    will allow you to set time/date/zone
[21:17] <firecrotch> beefheart: You might be able to do it with xrandr
[21:17] <bastidrazor> Cyrus25801, add-ons for firefox search for user agent switcher
[21:18] <beefheart> firecrotch, do you have a link to a guide ? I am unfamilliar with xandr
[21:18] <arand> Cyrus25801: so if you just do "apt-cache show vlc", does that show the package info alright?
[21:18] <bucky> benjoldersma: and if that doesn't work maybe try the new debs at http://www.dotdeb.org/
[21:18] <NickRiviera> bastid_razor: I think it is set right. But there must be something else.. some clients are complaining that frameworks report incorrect time, EVEN THOUGH they have set the framework time offset correctly.
[21:18] <firecrotch> beefheart: http://morgancollett.wordpress.com/2008/11/25/nvidia-twinview-and-xrandr/    that's what I found
[21:19] <bastidrazor> NickRiviera, i know how to set it, my knowledge doesn't go much farther than that. sorry
[21:19] <beefheart> firecrotch, Thanks for your reply. Lets hope the future makes you king of the world. thanks again
[21:19] <sambagirl> what is £12.80 is USD?
[21:19] <arand> sambagirl: xe.com
[21:19] <NickRiviera> bastidrazor: how about 'locale'??? do you know anything about that? google didn't help...
[21:19] <Cyrus25801> arand: it show me info....allot of it
[21:19] <Cyrus25801> bastidrazor: thnx will try that
[21:20] <danirie> i once had a symbol in my upper taskbar too kill/crash applications...where do i find it?
[21:20] <sambagirl> what is this denomination? uk? eu? £12.80 french?
[21:20] <arand> Cyrus25801: Yea, so then it's just the search in synaptic that's wonko...
[21:20] <sambagirl> italian?
[21:20] <icarus> is there a python chanell?
[21:20] <Cyrus25801> arand: any idea how to fix it
[21:20] <arand> sambagirl: pund, UK, most likely
[21:21] <harivittal> i am facing a severe problem here..plz help
[21:21] <arand> Cyrus25801: have not seen the issue before, not a clue, search launchpad if there are any bugs on the issue.
[21:21] <sambagirl> ok so it computes to like 21.80$ usd
[21:21] <sambagirl> coolio
[21:21] <sambagirl> thanks
[21:21] <Cyrus25801> arand: launchpad?
[21:21] <cullen> SImple question, how do I stop my hand set static IP from being overwritten/ignored after a reboot?
[21:21] <arand> Cyrus25801: the ubuntu bug tracker at launchpad.net
[21:22] <danirie> i once had a symbol in my upper taskbar too kill/crash applications...where do i find it?
[21:22] <bastidrazor> NickRiviera, when you type just locale are they all the same settings?
[21:22] <harivittal> my synaptic manager is not opening,add/remove is not workin,am not able to install software updates.
[21:22] <bucky> cullen: static ip or static nameserver
[21:22] <bastidrazor> NickRiviera, also most commands have a man page. man locale seems useful
[21:22] <NickRiviera> yes. all en_us.UTF-8
[21:22] <pepperjack> danirie: like xkill?
[21:22] <NickRiviera> hmmm! good!
[21:22] <danirie> pepperjack: i think so
[21:22] <danirie> i see this symbol in my compiz manager
[21:22] <cullen> bucky, both
[21:23] <pepperjack> danirie: you could make a new launcher and just have it run xkill but if you right-click on panel and add applet i bet there is one for that
[21:23] <icarus> danirie, left click a blank space in your panel click add to pannel
[21:23] <NickRiviera> bud does locale influence the way dates are seen by software on my system?
[21:23] <NickRiviera> bastidrazor?
[21:23] <bastidrazor> NickRiviera, i would think so yes, but i can not verify that for sure.
[21:24] <icarus> and add force quit
[21:24] <danirie> thx a lot guys you all saved my life for today;)
[21:24] <bucky> cullen: if your ip gets overwritten you then you still have dhcp in your /etc/network/interfaces
[21:24] <NickRiviera> bastidrazor: good... I'll look further into it... thank you!
[21:24] <bastidrazor> NickRiviera, good luck
[21:24] <urthmover> What is the best RSS feed reader for watching notices of usenet servers...preferably something with libnotify and maybe a systray icon that I can click and get like the last 20 updates?  is there something like that that runs well on jaunty 64bit?
[21:24] <NickRiviera> ty
[21:24] <cullen> NickRiviera, most apps yes, that's the idea,
[21:24] <Monty> hello we are new on this
[21:24] <NickRiviera> cullen: but isn't that date's responsibility?
[21:24] <eyalw> hey guys, i installed ubuntu a few days ago. today i found out that when i insert a disk inside the cdrom, nothing happens, u have any idea,
[21:25] <harivittal> people plz help...my synaptic manager is not openin...it appears like a flicker n then disappears..
[21:25] <ecolitan> eyalw: any new icon on desktop?
[21:25] <NickRiviera> I mean... the server HAS an internal date, why does it need to compare it to locale, when date already has TimeZone information? I don't get that... :(
[21:25] <pepperjack> harivittal: open a terminal and type gksudo synaptic what happens??
[21:25] <Slart_> harivittal: try running it from a terminal and see if you get an error message
[21:25] <CultureShock> !java
[21:25] <eyalw> ecolitan: nope : /
[21:25] <icarus> eyalw,  sudo apt-get restricted extras
[21:26] <drurew> can anyone help me to increase my frames per second for running games under wine ?
[21:26] <cullen> bucky http://paste.ubuntu.com/247473/
[21:26] <urthmover> pepperjack: do you use a rss reader?
[21:26] <ecolitan> can you browse to the cddrive under 'Computer' ?
[21:26] <harivittal>  <pepperjack>i tried it like tat, but tats not workin.
[21:26] <eyalw> icarus: i dont have this pacage, i only have restricted-manager
[21:27] <Slart_> drurew: disable desktop effects/compiz?
its not runnin even frm terminal...no error msgs..it only flickers..
[21:28] <drurew> Slart_: no compiz
[21:28] <icarus> do it and if it most likely will fix your problem
[21:28] <drurew> Slart_: no compiz or effects
[21:29] <Slart_> drurew: then you're probably looking at changing either wine settings or settings in the actual game.. try asking in #winehq and check the application database entry for the game
[21:29] <bucky> cullen: is this for wireless ?
[21:29] <drurew> thanks
[21:29] <cullen> bucky, no this is for a workstation/server
[21:29] <Slart_> harivittal: odd...then I don't really know what to try..
[21:29] <bucky> cullen: is that to say ethernet?
[21:29] <Monty> alo
[21:29] <harivittal> pepperjack:i tried with sudo synaptic, gksudo synaptic...its not openin..its only flickering and disapearing
[21:29] <NickRiviera> cullen: here's where I'm confused: time + timezone offset tell the server what time it is where I am. Locale tells the server how I like to see the time (am/pm, 24, etc), which currency I use, how I format my numbers... but it should not change the output time itself. Or am I mistaken???????????
[21:30] <Monty> we have problem trying to install the skype
[21:30] <NickRiviera> (what time it is and where it is)
[21:30] <bucky> cullen: that paste has no network connection in it
[21:30] <eyalw> any idea?
[21:30] <pepperjack> harivittal: try a ps -A  see if apt or synaptic is already running
[21:30] <Slart_> NickRiviera: you might have daylight savings in locale too
[21:30] <NickRiviera> Slart_: no... it is a 3 hour offset.
[21:30] <cullen> bucky yes, hard wired ethernet
[21:31] <NickRiviera> Slart_: well, at least DST is not my problem... ruled that out already! ;)
[21:31] <Monty> basicly it saysthat we have an e: Type  notknown of line 1 in source list/etc/apt.sources list.d/medibuntu
[21:31] <benjoldersma> what does a capital B mean in aptitude search? Broken?
[21:31] <cullen> bucky, yes I know
[21:31] <Monty> the list of sources could not be read
[21:31] <Slart_> NickRiviera: hmm.. then I don't really know..
[21:31] <Monty> what does it mean???
[21:31] <NickRiviera> Slart_: I'm running out of ideas...
[21:31] <cullen> bucky, but that's what I have after a reboot, comes up every time with DHCP
[21:32] <bucky> cullen: what does ifconfig say
[21:33] <cullen> bucky, ifconfig http://paste.ubuntu.com/247476/
[21:33] <spO> any of you fix overscan with ubuntu and hdmi/hdtv ?
[21:34] <harivittal>  pepperjack:i ran that, no its opened...
[21:34] <ctmjr> NickRiviera: i have the exact same problem i can fix the time thru the terminal but i reboot and the time is off 3 hours (behind),
[21:34] <eyalw> icarus: When i try to install restricted extras through the Add/Remove... i get "Cannot install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras'"
[21:35] <NickRiviera> ctmjr: that is a different problem... I fixed that!
[21:35] <NeXstaR> hi everyone...
[21:35] <bucky> cullen: besides sorting it out in the happy gui dialog boxes in System=>Administration=>Network  you could cut to the chase and use the docs https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/network-configuration.html
[21:35] <NickRiviera> ctmjr: google for 'permanently change ubuntu time setting', and you're on your way.
[21:35] <fthrash> ubuntu-br
[21:36] <Casey> hi
[21:36] <ascheel> In Ubuntu, how do you disable a single wifi adapter?
[21:36] <Drained> does anyone know how to shutdown "X" server so i can install the latest nividia drivers?
[21:36] <NickRiviera> brb
[21:36] <jrib> !nvidia > Drained
[21:36] <sartan> hey, silly question.  Can I install apps on top of an ubuntu livecd?  I'm really looking to test wine compatibility with an updated driver, and if the livecd doesn't include wine (i'm sure it won't), i'll have to install it, but i don't really want it to do anything to my existing installation of centos
[21:36] <Casey> how do i change prmissions back to what they were?
[21:36] <sartan> i don't even know how the livecd works. ramdisk? just load from cd? :)
[21:36] <bucky> Drained: Ctl-Alt-Backspace lol
[21:36] <Drained> nah bucky they disabled that lol.
[21:37] <ascheel> Casey: back to what they were before what?
[21:37] <cullen> bucky, ok, thanks, I'll give that a gander
[21:37] <Slart_> sartan: sure you can.. just as normal.. synaptic, apt-get will both work
[21:37] <sartan> thanks Slart_ =)
[21:37] <Casey> before i chaged them
[21:37] <bucky> Drained: killall Xorg LOL
[21:37] <jrib> Drained: that page expalins how to install the driver manually (though I admit it's not right at the start).  Hopefully you read about the preferred method to install nvidia drivers before installing things manually though.
[21:37] <harivittal>  pepperjack:i ran ps-A ,i cudn't find tat cmd,apt- r synaptic is not opened!! wat to do nw?? plz help..
[21:37] <bastidrazor> Drained, in tty1 login then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[21:37] <Drained> thank you Basti and jrib.
[21:37] <eyalw> When i try to install restricted extras through the Add/Remove... i get "Cannot install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras'", someone knows why?
[21:38] <bucky> Drained: oh you want to kill your log in screen?
[21:38] <Casey> is there a way to do that
[21:38] <sartan> whew too spammy, gotta jet.. thanks for the help though
[21:38] <bastidrazor> Drained, also from that tty1 install your drivers. once done replace stop with start and gnome will start back
[21:38] <Drained> Bucky: i want to "end xserver" because the drivers from nivida wont run with X is. but ill just use jrib's method.
[21:38] <DasEi> eyalw: more precise error ? sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[21:38] <Drained> Basti: ill try that before the manual thanks.
[21:38] <bucky> Drained: are you in a term or in a desktop?
[21:39] <bucky> Drained: you question wasn't clear
[21:39] <icarus> eyalw,  i dont know
[21:39] <Drained> bucky: i got it thanks though.
[21:39] <pam> Is there a tool to generate a Release file?
[21:39] <aPeChe-877> LAAAN
[21:39] <aPeChe-877> NBR
[21:39] <aPeChe-877> ARKADAÞLAR
[21:39] <aPeChe-877> NASILSINIZ
[21:39] <FloodBot2> aPeChe-877: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:39] <bucky> pam: lintian?
[21:39] <harivittal> anybody plz help...my synaptic manager is not opening...m at serious trouble..
[21:40] <pam> bucky: lintian does that?
[21:40] <Casey> is there a way to change the prmissions of a folder back to what they where before i changed them?
[21:40] <jrib> Casey: yes if you remember them.
[21:40] <bucky> pam: i think it might.. try it or man lintian
[21:40] <eyalw> DasEi: when i tried it through the terminal it worked.. : ?
[21:40] <DeannaT2> Drained, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[21:40] <Casey> what elas
[21:40] <mbrigdan> Hello. I'm having a problem with getting syslog-ng to watch the snort alerts file. When I start it, I get "Error binding socket; addr='AF_UNIX(/var/log/snort/alert)"
[21:40] <drurew> !hardwareacceleration
[21:40] <jrib> Casey: or from backups or from some other reference of coures
[21:40] <pam> bucky: nope doesn't looks like it
[21:40] <drurew> !hwa
[21:41] <DasEi> eyalw: be fine then, most probably another apt was working, congrats
[21:41] <Casey> does ubuntu have a system restore like widnows
[21:41] <JohnWittle> I am about to buy a 5-button mouse
[21:41] <DasEi> Casey:no, but you can roll back installations
[21:41] <rski> :OO
[21:42] <JohnWittle> What is the likelyhood that all five buttons will work out of the box?
[21:42] <JohnWittle> I am running ubuntu-minimal with openbox
[21:42] <Casey> i missed up the prmissions of the /etc folder
[21:42] <jrib> JohnWittle: define "work"
[21:42] <JohnWittle> the cd that comes with the mouse contains windows drivers
[21:42] <C-S-B> i want to tar my etc folder without root. Is there a way to make it skip files it cant access without ending in error?
[21:42] <DasEi> Casey:also you can switch to a previous kernel and see :
[21:42] <pepperjack> JohnWittle: 89.542% chance of success
[21:42] <DasEi> !backports
[21:42] <JohnWittle> I will be able to map all 5 buttons
[21:42] <aPeChe-877> #isLam
[21:42] <jrib> JohnWittle: very likely
[21:42] <arand> Casey: in what way?
[21:42] <JohnWittle> Sounds good
[21:42] <JohnWittle> thanks jrib
[21:42] <harivittal>  pepperjack:plz  rply me back
[21:43] <eyalw> I have a 5 buttons mouse, but the 2 exta buttons are not mapped, how do i map them?
[21:43] <eyalw> JohnWittle: ^
[21:43] <Casey> i changed all the prmissions of everything in the /etc to 770
[21:43] <jrib> eyalw: you can use xbindkeys or imwheel (allows for program-specific binding)
[21:43] <jrib> Casey: recursively?
[21:43] <rob0917> the weather report applet won't update,can anyone help?
[21:43] <Casey> and what does the command yes do
[21:44] <jrib> Casey: run "yes", you will see it just echoes "y" over and over
[21:44] <jrib> Casey: why did do that chmod...?
[21:44] <C-S-B> dont worry, worked it ot
[21:44] <Casey> becuse i was geting something to work but i know what i should of done ensd
[21:45] <Casey> so how i fix it
[21:45] <firecrotch> whats with everybody asking about "yes" today? That's gotta be the second or third time its been asked about today... weird
[21:45] <harivittal> people plz help..synaptic not opening...i was workin with AWN for some time,i wanted to install a pidgin screenlet,but synaptic flickerd and disappeared..plz help hav got some important softwares to update!!
[21:45] <jrib> Casey: what?
[21:45] <jrib> !who | Casey
[21:45] <firecrotch> !aptfix
[21:45] <arand> Casey: did you do it recursively (i.e. on all subfolders as well)?
[21:46] <Casey> yes
[21:46] <jurgs> how do i edit the blacklist?
[21:46] <jrib> jurgs: with your favorite text editor
[21:46] <jrib> !blacklist | jurgs
[21:46] <zleap> is this the right command to check a iso has downloaded properly md5sum -c file.iso
[21:46] <Casey> !arand how do i fix this
[21:47] <tal> md5deep filename
[21:47] <rob0917> anyone know anything about the weather applet in gnome-panel/
[21:47] <zleap> i am writing a script to download and check karmic
[21:47] <Casey> arand how do i fix this
[21:47] <jurgs> jrib: how do i save it using the terminal i am using nano
[21:47] <jrib> zleap: kind of...
[21:47] <zleap> ok
[21:47] <jrib> jurgs: ctrl-o to save, ctrl-x to exit
[21:47] <zleap> what should it be,
[21:48] <jurgs> jrib: thanks
[21:48] <zleap> as i always get things mixed up
[21:48] <jrib> zleap: try it, you'll see what the problem is
[21:48] <zleap> ok
[21:48] <Casey> ok
[21:48] <Casey> so
[21:48] <jrib> zleap: hint: how would it know what the correct hash is?
[21:48] <jrib> Casey: is this a new install?
[21:48] <Casey> no
[21:49] <harivittal>  pepperjack:plz help me to fix the problem..i hav some imp sfwrs to install and update..sfwr upgradation is also not happening..
[21:49] <zleap> hash
[21:49] <jrib> Casey: well the easiest way to fix this is backup and reinstall.  Otherwise use a live cd as a reference and restore the permissions
[21:49] <zleap> is the hash the checksum
[21:49] <tal> hey, how do you launch a command in bash and keep it open? i tried: bash -ic 'cd /; pwd', which runs fine, but exists the environment as soon as it finishes running
[21:49] <jrib> zleap: yeah, that's what I mean
[21:49] <zleap> ah
[21:49] <Casey> but i don't know what the permissins were
[21:49] <zleap> so if I do md5sum -c MD5SUMS
[21:49] <jrib> Casey: did you read what I said?
[21:50] <jorknow> Hey all, trying to find out how to set up Squid, the proxy program, but having some trouble. Anyone familiar with it, or a similar program?
[21:50] <zleap> it checks the all the iso files in the directory against the list of checksums in the MD5SUMS file
[21:50] <jrib> zleap: that would be one way
[21:50] <Casey> yes
[21:50] <zleap> ok
[21:50] <el> hola
[21:50] <tal> anyone?
[21:51] <Casey> ok
[21:51] <el> hay alguien que hable español en esta sala
[21:51] <bucky> jorknow: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/squid.html
[21:51] <DasEi> !info squid | jorknow
[21:51] <jrib> Casey: well I said to use a live cd as a reference if you choose to do it that way.  But really backups and a reinstall would be faster if you aren't comfortable doing this.
[21:51] <Casey> can i do a recovering?
[21:51] <jrib> Casey: also please address people you reply to
[21:51] <jrib> Casey: what is a "recovering"...?
[21:51] <Casey> how
[21:51] <Drained> lol ok so the etc/init.d command worked, the install worked, but it ended up screwing up my x config, so i had to run restore mode, and ideas lol?
[21:51] <jorknow> DasEi: but I'm trying to set it up.
[21:51] <bucky> jorknow: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/squid.html
[21:51] <jrib> Casey: just put their nick at the beginning of what you say
[21:51] <DasEi>  jorknow you install it and edit /etc/squid/squid.conf to controll access and behaviour
[21:52] <Drained> !nvidia
[21:52] <zleap> I am completly messed up now
[21:52] <bucky> Drained: did it take you this long to apt-get install nvidia-glx-180 ?
[21:52] <jorknow> how do i know what ports to allow and such? im new at all this stuff if you havent guess
[21:52] <Casey> is there a repair on the intall cd or somewhere?
[21:52] <fabio123> hi there
[21:52] <Drained> bucky those are OLD outdated drivers.
[21:52] <bucky> Drained: have fun
[21:52] <fabio123> i have some kde4 apps under gnome
[21:52] <DasEi> !squid > jorknow
[21:52] <C-S-B> jorknow: try webmin, i think that handles squid confids
[21:52] <C-S-B> *configs
[21:53] <zleap> so is there a way to test just the iso i have apart from editing the MD5SUMS file and either deleting or commenting out the isos i don't have
[21:53] <arand> Casey: have you tried just restarting the system? It may work for some things, I know that my /dev reset itself after a reboot.
[21:53] <fabio123> i want to have the gnome theme 4 them
[21:53] <jrib> Casey: not for repairing this, no.
[21:53] <Casey> i'll try
[21:53] <gartral> !vegastrike
[21:53] <gartral> !info vegastrike
[21:53] <bucky> C-S-B: jaunty dropped webmin
[21:53] <guntbert> !es | el
[21:54] <bucky> C-S-B: they use eBox now and plugins like ebox-squid
[21:54] <Drained> bucky: there are 185 drivers out already ubuntu only has 180 through that command
[21:54] <rob0917> weather applet in gnome-panel not updating, anyone have a fix for this?
[21:54] <bucky> Drained: that is correct... do you have the latest nvidia card?
[21:54] <DasEi> zleap: fastest way is to make ls give out exact size, next to it md5 is best for integrity
[21:55] <Drained> i have a GTS i don't know how to configure X so i can't install the new ones
[21:55] <zleap> ok
[21:55] <bucky> Drained: are you going to use the newest kernel and xorg uxa
[21:55] <Drained> Yeah.
[21:55] <rob0917> is it so hard no one wants to tackle it?
[21:55] <bucky> Drained: nvidia-xconfig
[21:56] <Drained> ok thanks.
[21:57] <bucky> jorknow: you can configure squid with eBox now... apt-get install ebox-squid
[21:57] <DasEi> zleap: if you got more then one same iso, diff comes to mind
[21:57] <jorknow> thanks, tryin that now. im too scared of the terminal still
[21:57] <jorknow> no idea what im doing
[21:57] <RealKillaz> Hi I'm doing some preparation to install VirtualBox with an XP client.
[21:58] <zleap> ok downloading karmic now :)
[21:58] <RealKillaz> Is it better to repartition my partition and use a partition specially for VirtualBox client?
[21:59] <bucky> zleap: /join #ubuntu+1
[21:59] <bastidrazor> RealKillaz, for a VM you don't need to do any partition editing .. VM are just files on your box
[22:00] <dschulz> hi all, anyone running kernel 2.6.31-5-generic #24  (karmic)  ?
[22:00] <RealKillaz> bastidrazor: yup.... that I know, but maybe there is some reason why someone would still do pratition editing
[22:00] <C-S-B> ive made a long backup command, is it better to keep it as the bash_alias it is or transfer to a sh script?
[22:00] <bastidrazor> RealKillaz, to me it makes no sense to make a partition to host a VM file.
[22:00] <DasEi> !karmic | dschulz
[22:01] <Ravinwind> RealKillaz: Just use the Virtual Box Wizard, it will ask you questions -easy to set up.
[22:02] <f3ar007> i need to add cups to the startup file on ubuntu, which file should i look for?
[22:02] <f3ar007> basically, service cups start or /etc/init.d/cups start
[22:02] <ubuntu_giant> Probably a lot of people are asking this question, but, for some reason whenever I play any video media, I get no sound.  It happens when I play YouTube or my own personal videos.
[22:02] <Drained> ok seems that worked flawlessly thanks Bucky.
[22:03] <bucky> Drained: np
[22:03] <dschulz> DasEi: wrong chennal  :)
[22:03] <Drained> Has anyone ever experianced a "screen and input" lockdown after playing full screened games on ubuntu???
[22:03] <DasEi> dschulz: #ubuntu+1
[22:04] <Drained> not even alt f2 worked, not altctrlbackspace i had to do a shutdown.
[22:05] <ernz> Does anyone know anything about keyrings and encryption in Ubuntu?
[22:05] <DasEi> !dontzap | Drained
[22:05] <Drained> DasEi: but even if i was to re-enable it, input is locked down... after like 5 mins in a full screen game Ie:urban terror.
[22:06] <arand> Drained: Seen it with H-o-Nevereth, that time it worked out by ctrl+alt+F2 and a simple kill command
[22:06] <rdx> need help with very low sound from ubuntu digital signal
[22:06] <Drained> arand: how do i use the kill command?
[22:06] <Ravinwind> ernz: I use KeePass and TrueCrypt containers but there no whole disk encryption as of yet, I guess.
[22:07] <DasEi> Drained: check you /var/log/Xorg.0.log for that error then (note the time of locking maybe)
[22:07] <Drained> alright i will do
[22:07] <ernz> I have 5 external drives. They have been encrypted using LUKS. I have tweaked fstab to automount and at the moment the key to access the drives is saved to the keyring manager. I know that if someone stole and attempted to access the drives on another computer, they would fail. However, if someone were able to steal the PC AND the drives, would the drives be only be protected by my Ubuntu login?
[22:07] <zleap> bucky,
[22:07] <arand> Drained: first "ps -A" to get the process number, then "kill -9 ####" (where #### is the process no.)
[22:07] <ernz> And would someone be able to access the keys without loggin into my Ubuntu account - accessing the hard disk as a slave in another PC for example?
[22:08] <rdx> Got an POV NVidia Ion with HDMI/Optical output, but the digital out volume is very low compared to other digital devices like my PS3 etc. Any suggestions?
[22:08] <Drained> arandl: thanks.
[22:08] <sven_oostenbrink> Hi there, where can I find configuration parameters about howmany times a use can attempt to login over SSH before auto disconnect, howmany seconds before the connection times out, etc?
[22:08] <rdx> sven_oostenbrink: Try denyhosts
[22:09] <Drained> ok i'm going to re-run the game too see if it locks up again
[22:09] <sven_oostenbrink> rdx: Eh, that states what hosts are automatically denied acces... Thats not what I need..
[22:09] <kerm|t> the text input cursor is black on black backgrounds, how do i make it visible?
[22:09] <DasEi> ernz: I don't now how your setup is; to prevent this you would store the keyring on an encrypted parti itself, which you unlock manually at boottime, so there would be no risk, though I never tried to automount crypted systemdrives
[22:09] <ctmjr> rdx: did you try and turn up the pcm volume in alsamixer?
[22:09] <Kalisto_> anyone running TF2 on wine?
[22:10] <ubuntu_giant> Has anyone else recently had trouble playing videos?
[22:10] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, why?
[22:11] <Drained> GLW_StartOpenGL() - could not load OpenGL subsystem
[22:11] <rdx> ctmjr: Yup everything is at maximum, but changing the volume has no effect on the digital volume
[22:11] <ubuntu_giant> Kalisto_: For some reason when I play a video file (on YouTube or in my collection), I get no audio.  This only happens for videos.  I can play audio files just fine.
[22:11] <DeannaT2> Ububegin, not videos, but cannot open .mov and .swf since the latest updates
[22:11] <ernz> DasEi - Not system drives. TBH it only takes 30 seconds or so to enter the passphrase for each drive. But your idea on saving the keys on another encrypted partition is interesting. That would enable me to use a single password to store all other passwords. As the passphrases are encrypted anyway, perhaps there is a way in ubuntu of setting a master passphrase, stronger than that of the usual admin pass?
[22:12] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, have you tried restarting your browser?
[22:12] <Drained> Why do  get that error? when running Urban Terror
[22:12] <Joshh100> hello fellow ubuntus
[22:12] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, what browser you using?
[22:12] <ubuntu_giant> Yes.
[22:12] <rdx> sven_oostenbrink: DenyHosts is a Python script that analyzes the sshd server log messages to determine what hosts are attempting to hack into your system. It also determines what user accounts are being targeted. It keeps track of the frequency of attempts from each host.
[22:12] <ubuntu_giant> Kalisto_: Doesn't matter what browser: I've tried Konqueror, Firefox, and Opera.
[22:12] <Kalisto_> when you say collection as in avi etc from your hdd?
[22:12] <ubuntu_giant> This occurs in my own video collection, too.
[22:13] <ubuntu_giant> Yes.
[22:13] <ubuntu_giant> From my hard drive.
[22:13] <DasEi> ernz: that might work, you can choose strong passes for both, account and luks
[22:13] <Joshh100> if I have a directory that has many subdirectories, some of which contain .txt files, is there a way to search for a string of text and find out which directory contains the .txt file with said string?
[22:13] <rdx> sven_oostenbrink: /etc/ssh/sshd_config <-- Perhaps LoginGraceTime will help you with login timeout?
[22:13] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, what player are you using?
[22:13] <Joshh100> yous understand what I mean?
[22:13] <sven_oostenbrink> rdx: ah, correct yes, but Im more looking for where I can configore SSH deamon
[22:13] <ohir> Joshh100: man find
[22:13] <sven_oostenbrink> rdx: oks, let me check
[22:14] <ubuntu_giant> Kalisto_: I've tried all of them: VLC, Xine, Dragon...
[22:14] <ernz> DasEi: Are you (or anyone else) aware of such a master keyring passphrase facility?
[22:14] <DasEi> ernz: but I'd rather crypted the syshd by luks, then install tc, which has nice automounting options, less hassle
[22:14] <Joshh100> ohir, thank you, does find have a syntax for doing a search like that?
[22:14] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, are you using pulseaudio or alsa?
[22:14] <ohir> Joshh100: man xargs man grep too
[22:14] <Joshh100> ok
[22:14] <Joshh100> thank you ohir
[22:14] <ubuntu_giant> Kalisto_: alsa, but sometimes that fails, so Ubuntu switches to pulseaudio.
[22:15] <DasEi> ernz: how much share on the rocketlauncher ? ;-)
[22:15] <ernz> DasEi: I was wanting to avoid encrypting system drive. I've heard horror stories. What is tc?
[22:15] <justfil> Can anyone help me with xchat, i want it to display contents of txt file
[22:15] <Drained> anyone know why i get -
[22:15] <Drained> GLW_StartOpenGL() - could not load OpenGL subsystem
[22:15] <ernz> DasEi: lol.
[22:15] <DasEi> ernz: truecrypt, why hoorostories ?
[22:15] <rdx> sven_oostenbrink: Number of retries before connection terminated: http://nixcraft.com/getting-started-tutorials/2909-linux-unix-set-increase-number-failed-login-retries-ssh-client.html
[22:15] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, have you looked at your alsa settings..
[22:16] <ubuntu_giant> Yes.
[22:16] <ernz> DasEi: Heard of issue about booting an enc sys drive. And I am avoiding keeping any personal information on the system drive anyways.
[22:16] <ubuntu_giant> I have everything turned all the way up and all the input devices turned on.
[22:16] <computer_> HI, can someone help me with FREENX? I have installed the Client, the Server and the Node. how do i connect to my own computer for testing?
[22:16] <ubuntu_giant> Sorry...output devices. :P
[22:17] <Kalisto_> its only on some videos or all?
[22:17] <DasEi> ernz: many laptops or otherwise easy reachable/unsafe boxes use encryption, just hash the /boot and be free of someone having fun with you
[22:17] <ubuntu_giant> All videos.
[22:18] <ernz> DasEi: I'm a bit of a noob. It's taken me 4 hours to encrypt the disks with LUKS and automount properly.
[22:18] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, has it always been like this?
[22:18] <ernz> DasEi: I essentially don't want 'the man' to be able to touch me.
[22:18] <ernz> DasEi: If you catch my drift...
[22:18] <DasEi> ernz: use alternate installer, reserve a whole disk if lvm is too tricky
[22:18] <DDOH> I have a problem with the sound, can any one give me some hints?
[22:18] <Syron4> Question. on a dual boot of ubuntu/vista, can vista read the ubuntu partition? Also, is there a way to make both os's on the same partition? I don't want to do a wubi/virtualbox, as I'd like to be able to game with Vista, but primarily run ubuntu
[22:19] <bastidrazor> computer_, start the client and for server use your hostname.local
[22:19] <ubuntu_giant> Kalisto_: No, ever since my last upgrade.
[22:19] <aksci_> DDOH: what kinda problem do you have?
[22:19] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, hmm ok maybe your missing some codecs?
[22:19] <DasEi> ernz: you could have in in that way with very little hassle
[22:20] <DDOH> new to ubuntu, installed it, works fine but no sound
[22:20] <ubuntu_giant> Kalisto_: No, I've installed just about every codec known to man.
[22:20] <DDOH> how to check what is going on?
[22:20] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/musicvideophotos/C/codecs.html
[22:20] <DeannaT2> Kalisto_,  is it possible to loose some codecs with update?
[22:20] <edbian> DDOH: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound
[22:21] <ernz> DasEi: I am looking at this: http://kuparinen.org/martti/comp/ubuntu/en/cryptolvm.html Is it along the right lines?
[22:21] <DasEi> ernz: sth else for paranioacs is of course internet, where you're better off if sensitive data isn't mounted at all
[22:21] <Kalisto_> DeannaT2, not lose but maybe updated and then broken..
[22:21] <totaleclipse> hi
[22:21] <DeannaT2> Kalisto_,  ah, this is mabe the solution..it works before update
[22:22] <babeuf> Hi, just a quick question, is RUTE still the best text for learning the Linux system?
[22:22] <totaleclipse> can anyone help me i have this intel 945 gsm video card in my laptop together with a samsung external monitor in ubuntu 9 and i just cant fix this resolution
[22:22] <ernz> DasEi: Yea, but I want my disks mounted AND porn.
[22:22] <DasEi> ernz: is what I told about sysdrive few lines above
[22:22] <helloguy> I am loving ubuntu 9.04, but I just had a lock-up and had to hard reboot...what logs can I check to try to figure out the problem?
[22:22] <Vinceman> do you watch much porn ernz?
[22:22] <dotblank> helloguy, dmesg
[22:22] <DDOH> edbian: thans, i try to follow the troubleshooting as in the link
[22:22] <pepperjack> babeuf: installing multiple distros and also a bsd system is best way to learn linux. break stuff then fix it
[22:22] <Vinceman> porn is silly, old men don't like it anymore
[22:23] <ernz> Vinceman: No. :|
[22:23] <dotblank> !ot
[22:23] <helloguy> dotblank: what do I look for?
[22:23] <babeuf> haha, no bother, keep doing what I'm doing then
[22:23] <dotblank> helloguy, anything that looks bad
[22:23] <totaleclipse> can anyone help me i have this intel 945 gsm video card in my laptop together with a samsung external monitor in ubuntu 9 and i just cant fix this resolution
[22:23] <babeuf> cheers
[22:24] <joeyeye> totaleclipse: what's the issue/symptom ?
[22:24] <DasEi> ernz: http://www.truecrypt.org/downloads
[22:24] <bucky> babeuf: that looks pretty thorough ..hmmm RUTE
[22:24] <ernz> DasEi: Is an encrypted system drive accessible by a another PC with passphrase (Say I wanted to recover data from a backup machine)
[22:24] <Syron4> I'll try again, I've got a question. On a dual boot of ubuntu/vista, can vista read the ubuntu partition? Also, is there a way to make both os's on the same partition? I don't want to do a wubi/virtualbox, as I'd like to be able to game with Vista, but primarily run ubuntu
[22:24] <diddy> How exactly do I use rc.local. I checked the ubuntuwiki but there are no examples. What do I put inside this file?
[22:25] <edbian> Syron4: PM me!
[22:25] <Drained> uhh, everytime i install the new drivers i get the error telling me that X isn't configured properly and display has shutdown...
[22:25] <babeuf> I have it in front of me, is very thorough, would prefer a primer then that, but it's good so far, just I note it's dated 2001, haha
[22:25] <Drained> and i used the hardware drivers in sys>administration
[22:25] <DasEi> ernz: yes, but must mount (decrypt) it first, or make a hardcopy (dd) of it
[22:25] <totaleclipse> ok the resoluition for the external monitor is below the resolution that the monitor supports (displays 1330 or something but it can hold to 1600x1000) And compiz wont work together with dektop efects
[22:25] <ernz> DasEi: Sounds good! Thanks for your help.
[22:25] <bucky> babeuf: things haven't changed much since then
[22:25] <joeyeye> totaleclipse: pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[22:26] <DasEi> ernz : mind joining ot for a second ?
[22:26] <DeannaT2> my first problem is, i cannot opte the yahoo-games-page  with firefox since the last kerne-updates for  hardy heron. but  sun java ist installed. the 2. is i cannot open .mov and.swf from my home. youtubeviedos are working
[22:26] <ernz> DasEi: What is ot?
[22:26] <ubuntu_giant> Kalisto_: Thanks, but I had all those codecs installed.
[22:26] <DasEi> ernz : #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:26] <ubuntu_giant> I'm using KDE if it makes any difference.
[22:26] <Kalisto_> should not
[22:26] <totaleclipse> hey show me another way i dont know how to do that
[22:27] <ernz> DasEi: I'm there.
[22:27] <Kalisto_> any sound works for mp3's ?
[22:27] <ubuntu_giant> Kalisto_: Yes...perfectly.
[22:27] <ubuntu_giant> I'm listening to music right now, in fact.
[22:27] <Drained> !zaptap
[22:27] <NeXstaR> how do one add a program in the startup?
[22:27] <mizipzor> when some fullscreen wine apps crashes they move all my open windows and programs around, more often than not off the screen... they are hard to reach and i usually just close them with kill... but is there a tool or something to prevent this? like move all windows back to the desktop area?
[22:28] <g_> what size usb drive would i need to install ubuntu and have some space (~1gb) for working on it?
[22:28] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, try this in console as root: /etc/init.d/pulseaudio stop
[22:28] <joeyeye> totaleclipse: gedit /var/log/Xorg.0.log, copy all to clipboard, go to http://pastebin.com, paste the contents and give me the url in the channel
[22:28] <totaleclipse> ok
[22:28] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, not sure if its pulseaudio so check
[22:29] <Kalisto_> then do /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[22:29] <ubuntu_giant> Kalisto_: * PulseAudio configured for per-user sessions
[22:29] <C-S-B> ive made a long backup command, is it better to keep it as the bash_alias it is or transfer to a sh script?
[22:29] <ubuntu_giant> Audio is still going.
[22:29] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, console says that?
[22:29] <ubuntu_giant> Kalisto_: Yes.
[22:30] <Kalisto_> can you stop pulseaudio?
[22:30] <AE^laptop> sudo apt-get purge pulseaudio
[22:30] <m0r0n> Can anyone help me with TwinView
[22:30] <totaleclipse> http://pastebin.com/m8246f82
[22:30] <firecrotch> C-S-B: I would make it a shell script to make it more portable
[22:30] <coz_> Kalisto_,  yes  you can
[22:30] <ubuntu_giant> Kalisto_: I think I'm using Alsa now.
[22:30] <Kalisto_> AE^laptop, thats the last option
[22:30] <coz_> Kalisto_,  sorry
[22:30] <g_> should i choose a 16gb or 8gb?
[22:30] <AE^laptop> it's the best option
[22:30] <AE^laptop> g_ : 16
[22:30] <C-S-B> firecrotch: thnx
[22:30] <Kalisto_> yea but hmm...
[22:30] <AE^laptop> to be on the safe side
[22:31] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, restart alsa
[22:31] <totaleclipse> joeyeye i think i got it
[22:31] <AE^laptop> pulseaudio is a disgrace
[22:31] <totaleclipse> check the site
[22:31] <totaleclipse> thanks
[22:31] <Kalisto_> AE^laptop, i agree
[22:31] <joeyeye> totaleclipse: you don't need help ?
[22:31] <AE^laptop> cant believe why it's included in the first place
[22:31] <kunji> g_: I would say you would want a minimum of 2 gigs, I have it running off an 8 myself with no problems, haven't tried less myself.
[22:31] <coz_> AE^laptop,  did you       remove  pulseaudio??
[22:31] <totaleclipse> please ...
[22:31] <[A2K]_> what should i write to dependencies for my package to require qt4?
[22:31] <sven_oostenbrink> Where  can I limit password formation? Iike, paswords should be minimum 8 characters, etc etc?
[22:32] <totaleclipse> have you got the site http://pastebin.com/m8246f82
[22:32] <AE^laptop> coz: i purged it at least
[22:32] <coz_> AE^laptop,  well there is an alternative to purging it
[22:32] <joeyeye> totaleclipse: what's the native resolution of your monitor ?
[22:32] <ShawnC> Hi, I am connected to wifi but my firefox say's it's in offline mode, how do i fix this?
[22:32] <AE^laptop> remove? :p
[22:32] <g_> kunji: oh really? how much space does the base installation take up then?
[22:32] <AE^laptop> g_: with gui etc, about 5gb
[22:32] <coz_> AE^laptop,  sudo mv /etc/X11/Xsession.d/70pulseaudio ~/   then   open gconf editor maneuver to /apps/gnome_settings_daemon/plugins/sound/active and untick the box   then    in terminal ---  asoundconf unset-pulseaudio
[22:33] <ubuntu_giant> Okay.  I have audio.  Thanks. :)
[22:33] <totaleclipse> ok i have 2 moniors . the laptop is 1024x768 and the external is 1330 something
[22:33] <ubuntu_giant> Kalisto_: Thanks a lot. :)
[22:33] <NeXstaR> how to add the terminal that it automatically start when ubuntu start?
[22:33] <linux_guy> how to refresh panel?
[22:33] <AE^laptop> coz_: i never use the gui for ubuntu
[22:33] <bucky> ubuntu_giant: how did you do it?
[22:33] <coz_> AE^laptop,  then use the terminal for all of that
[22:33] <ubuntu_giant> linux_guy: I think you have to kill it and restart it.
[22:33] <ShawnC> Hi, I am connected to wifi but my firefox say's it's in offline mode, how do i fix this?
[22:33] <g_> AE^laptop: nice, is that with openoffice and all that? i just want a nice base installlation for web dev really.
[22:33] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, what did you do?
[22:33] <AE^laptop> yea, but i figure purging it is enuff
[22:34] <ubuntu_giant> bucky: I restarted alsa.  $]sudo alsa force-reload
[22:34] <g_> ShawnC: file/work offline
[22:34] <kunji> g_: Base installation for ubuntu is less that a gig isn't it?  I forget, my drive isn't with me right now.
[22:34] <totaleclipse> AND i have fixed that before but i disconnected the external monitor and when i connected it back it was resolution S**t
[22:34] <edbian> NeXstaR: Go to System -> Preferences -> Startup Applications
[22:34] <AE^laptop> however, now im having a problem with alsa, it will only work for root in recovery mode it seems
[22:34] <Kalisto_> ubuntu_giant, to save you a lot of trouble just remove pulseaudio like AE^laptop said
[22:34] <g_> kunji: i'd have thought it would be more t han a gb
[22:34] <joeyeye> totaleclipse: yes, but the X driver in ubumtu detects the screen at boot... which will be the lappy lcd and most likey restrict you to its supported resolutions
[22:35] <totaleclipse> what does this mean?
[22:35] <totaleclipse> touch the bios??
[22:35] <[A2K]_> how qt 4 package is called in ubuntu?
[22:35] <AE^laptop> apt-cache search qt
[22:35] <joeyeye> totaleclipse: no - I see a mode that is 1680x1050 in the xorg.0.log - that s/b available to you
[22:35] <[A2K]_> AE^laptop: i dont have apt-cache
[22:35] <linux_guy> ubuntu_giant, killall gnome-panel worked
[22:35] <AE^laptop> pretty sure u do
[22:36] <totaleclipse> that must have been when i have fixed it before i disconnect it
[22:36] <[A2K]_> AE^laptop: and i dont have ubuntu
[22:36] <totaleclipse> true
[22:36] <Kalisto_> lol
[22:36] <AE^laptop> what are you doing here then?
[22:36] <[A2K]_> i am trying to make deb package for my app
[22:37] <kunji> g_:  Sorry, I was thinking of some stripped down versions, you need at least 3 for ubuntu (or it won't let you install) and then you won't have any space for updates, so 4 at the very least, my 8 works fine, this is supposing you don't need to keep a ton of documents around.
[22:37] <BraZor> !checkinstall | [A2K]_
[22:37] <joeyeye> totaleclipse: pastebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:37] <AE^laptop> kunji: with just a few programs installed, my ubuntu is up to 12gb
[22:37] <[A2K]_> BraZor: ok. what should i write in dependencies in checkinstall?
[22:37] <totaleclipse> ok
[22:38] <NeXstaR> can some1 please private me concerning how to add the terminal in the startup programs ?
[22:38] <AE^laptop> any ideas why i can only get alsamixer to work in recovery mode @ root?
[22:38] <BraZor> [A2K]_, what dependencies does your new package require?
[22:38] <[A2K]_> BraZor: Qt 4 and ffmpeg. i dont know how this packages are called in ubuntu
[22:38] <kunji>  AE^laptop:  We're talking about base install and a some documents though, if we consider added programs and media files you'll want the 16 gigs.
[22:38] <edbian> NeXstaR: See my PM ?
[22:38] <Kalisto_> AE^laptop, what does it say when you try and run it?
[22:39] <AE^laptop> Kalisto_ "alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory"
[22:39] <totaleclipse> http://pastebin.com/m79757980
[22:39] <totaleclipse> must be there
[22:39] <BraZor> [A2K]_, ffmpeg is its name ..QT4 you could search in synaptic for what the package is called
[22:39] <gartral> what games are in the repos that are like Garry's mod?
[22:40] <bucky> is KDE 4.3 in the repos yet.. i just read about it on /.
[22:40] <Drained> anyone want to help me install 180 drivers for my ubuntu system? i get the error "x isnt configured properly so display has ended"
[22:40] <Kalisto_> AE^laptop, reinstall alsa-utils
[22:40] <Slart_> gartral: can't think of any.. there are some 3d fps variants.. cube and so on
[22:40] <AE^laptop> k, that'll fix it u think? remove first?
[22:40] <Sahdos> is there a lightweight program for Ubuntu like MS Paint?
[22:40] <Sahdos> is there a lightweight program for Ubuntu like MS Paint?
[22:40] <AE^laptop> then apt-get install alsa-utils ?
[22:40] <joeyeye> totaleclipse: create a second xorg.conf file (call it xorg.conf.external for example)
[22:40] <Sahdos> whoops
[22:40] <AE^laptop> Sahdos: gimp ?
[22:40] <Sahdos> pardon me
[22:40] <Kalisto_> AE^laptop, basically try reinstalling all of alsa. dont need to remove first
[22:40] <Drained> sahdos: gimp
[22:41] <g_> kunji: stripped down sounds good! could you recommend some please?
[22:41] <Sahdos> lightweight
[22:41] <joeyeye> totaleclipse: then start a 2nd Xsession using the :2 display like this:
[22:41] <AE^laptop> i believe it says already installed if so?
[22:41] <Drained> gimp is lightweight, and is pre-installed.
[22:41] <Sahdos> like gedit compared to openoffice.org
[22:41] <joeyeye> totaleclipse: Xorg :2 -ac -config /etc/X11/xorg.conf.external
[22:41] <WeblionX> How can one get Ubuntu to use an IPv6 connection provided by a router?
[22:41] <Sahdos> I just want to use it to draw simple notes
[22:41] <kunji> g_: I haven't tried any myself, I've heard Puppy is good.
[22:41] <bakermd> How can I configure a repo for apt that is not using port 80?
[22:41] <Sahdos> I'll use gimp if there is nothing else
[22:41] <DeannaT2> hello, i have a problem with firefox since last kernelupdat i cannot play games on yahoo-games-page. ff got a cpu from 100% and can only be killed. also .mov and. swf from my home doesnt work in vlc and other players. what can i do to play games again?
[22:42] <Drained> http://www.gnu.org/software/gpaint/
[22:42] <Kalisto_> AE^laptop, then remove first. i forget how to re-install in console
[22:42] <Drained> DeannaT2: have you tried reinstalling flash?
[22:42] <AE^laptop> okay
[22:42] <AE^laptop> so apt-cache search alsa
[22:42] <AE^laptop> then remove all alsa entries+
[22:42] <AE^laptop> ?
[22:43] <bucky> Sahdos: apt-get install gpaint good call Drained
[22:43] <AE^laptop> @ Kalisto_
[22:43] <DeannaT2> Drained,  no
[22:43] <quellhorst> does top have any color display?
[22:43] <Kalisto_> AE^laptop, sec
[22:43] <totaleclipse> i have created the file but i am not sure i follow
[22:43] <Slart_> !info htop | quellhorst
[22:43] <Sahdos> thank you bucky
[22:43] <Drained> DeannaT2: try reinstallling it maybe it will fix it.
[22:43] <BraZor> quellhorst, htop might be  a better route?
[22:43] <Sahdos> thank you Drained
[22:43] <DeannaT2> Drained, in synaptic?
[22:43] <Slart_> quellhorst: I don't think you can make top use colors
[22:43] <Drained> np sahdos, and yeah deanna.
[22:44] <Drained> Bucky: i still get "x" not configured properly.
[22:44] <AE^laptop> Kalisto_: (i've got no internet on that machine atm, so have to take it to work to get an internet connection, which kinda sucks, since i cant play with it when i really got time)
[22:44] <Sahdos> any ideas on a "pen like" device that will work like a pen on a touchpad?
[22:44] <danl> Slart_.... you "could" but it would be a nasty awk/sed script
[22:44] <Drained> so i have to use restore through "restore" mode or whatever it's called on boot.
[22:44] <DeannaT2> Drained, do you know the name from the flash-thing in synaptic?
[22:44] <kerm|t> how do i install more packages without knowing what i want to install specifically?
[22:44] <diddy> How does evolution know which encryption key to use when I write an email to a friend?
[22:44] <noquinho> hello
[22:44] <Slart_> danl: ngnhh.. yes.. nasty indeed =)
[22:44] <Drained> Deanna "micromedia flash" ?
[22:44] <AE^laptop> Sahdos: wacom boards?
[22:44] <bucky> Drained: i saw that.. crap happens when you get away from the packages.. have you googled?
[22:44] <Sahdos> I was thinking of something with a leather end
[22:44] <Kalisto_> AE^laptop, just use Synaptic packet manager. search for alsa and all installed apps just mark for reinstallation
[22:45] <KiRLi> !info apt-get > kirli
[22:45] <Sahdos> AE^laptop:   how much are they?
[22:45] <AE^laptop> i will not use gui
[22:45] <Drained> Yeah i had no options, but i did use the packages i used the hardware drivers 180
[22:45] <noquinho> do u know how i live icons only in my bottom desktop ? i use gnome
[22:45] <AE^laptop> i guess you can get one for $100
[22:45] <totaleclipse> i have created the file on my desktop xorg.conf.external but do not know what to do next
[22:45] <AE^laptop> dunno exact prices
[22:45] <totaleclipse> the file is blank
[22:45] <dumont> I'm trying to install a vnc server on my dedibox, ubuntu 8.04, but I get http://pastebin.com/m18c929ce
[22:45] <g_> wow, usb drives are so cheap now it'w worth paying the extra $$$ and getting the 16gb version
[22:45] <Sahdos> AE^laptop:  can't afford that.  I was thinking like < $5
[22:45] <AE^laptop> hehe, then i have absolutely no idea what so ever Sahdos
[22:46] <Drained> g_: my 16gb usb drive was like 12 dollars lol.
[22:46] <tubunu> i installed gnome on ubuntu and would like to remove some programs like ekiga, gnome-games, etc. when i try it says it will uninstall gnome o.o
[22:46] <Kalisto_> AE^laptop, ok then just do it with apt and reinstall all alsa
[22:46] <danl> is there any way to change settings in xterm so that the escape codes apps use to display blue, can be forced to display another color?
[22:46] <AE^laptop> okay, good Kalisto_
[22:46] <danl> (thats an example)
[22:46] <Sahdos> AE^laptop:  thanks, I'll have to think on it some more.  I thought a pencil eraser would work, but it's too smooth.  go fig
[22:46] <AE^laptop> im very anti gui if not really, really needed
[22:46] <kunji> I'm actually having some trouble myself, I have an external hard drive that I can access from ubuntu, but not from windows, I think I accidentally deleted the files windows needs to access it (though windows will see it and wants to reformat it).  I'm dual booting on my desktop and can't seem to move the files onto the windows partition either (from the ubuntu portion, can't make directories?).  I don't have enough space for the 
[22:46] <bucky> Drained: you got a GTX280 ?
[22:46] <unixbocx> hello everyone, i'm wondering if someone can help, i have been config my server and wanted to know it the website is up or not, it works on the internat network but need to check from outside, here is the link, can someone plese tell me if it's working..thanks   unixbocx.kicks-ass.net
[22:46] <Kalisto_> AE^laptop, not having internet for your box sucks ;) why dont you hook it up?
[22:46] <Drained> No it's a Geforce 8600 GTS
[22:47] <AE^laptop> kunji: what filesystem is it?
[22:47] <brent__> unixbocx.kicks-ass.net works
[22:47] <dumont> i'm trying to install vnc4server and I get some sort of acpid error, some one help plz, here's the output - http://pastebin.com/m8f9ff19
[22:47] <danl> unixbocx, a good way to test: http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/
[22:47] <gartral> kunji: you didnt reformat that external in ubuntu, did you?
[22:47] <kunji> AE^laptop: NTSF
[22:47] <unixbocx> well i wonder what i was doing wrong before
[22:47] <Drained> dani: try  acpid --configure
[22:48] <AE^laptop> Kalisto_: tell me about it... i cant tho, i only have mobile broadband here, and it isnt supported on that box, no gui and all... plus i dunno how to fix it in kde either
[22:48] <kunji> gartal: nope, the files were all placed on there with windows and are all still there, never reformatted.
[22:48] <dumont> Drained unrecognized option --configure
[22:48] <Drained> hmm. idk then i just read off what it said on the output.
[22:48] <unixbocx> cool thanks guys
[22:48] <bucky> Drained: this gets interesting around sudo ln -s /usr/src/NVIDIA-Linux-185.18.pkg.run /usr/src/nvidia-driver
[22:48] <Sahdos> okay, problem isn't the input device, I could use my finger I think.  anyone have any ideas how to lock the left click down?
[22:48] <bucky> Drained: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1125400
[22:49] <Kalisto_> AE^laptop, id go with gnome. i think its way way nicer. i used to use kde until i tried gnome.
[22:49] <CopyWriter> hey guys, what happens after the support period for 9.04, does it just stop working
[22:49] <debo> Hi i have installed an application on ubuntu and i can see it is not up (the client can't find the server). How could I check if the sever component of the application is up and running.
[22:49] <Drained> bucky: i'm not using that driver anymore i gave up on it. i went with the "hardware drivers" and still got that X error.
[22:49] <danl> CopyWriter, no, you just no longer can receive support for it
[22:49] <Kalisto_> CopyWriter, your computer will catch fire and self destruct
[22:49]  * CopyWriter gasps
[22:49] <CopyWriter> :)
[22:49] <AE^laptop> i used gdm until i found kdm :) for me, i like that it gives you the users added, and clickable, just having to put in the password...
[22:49] <bucky> CopyWriter: yes a worm crawls in there and turns it off.. no just kidding... you'll upgrade to Karmic by then
[22:49] <danl> and I think the packages are no longer maintained
[22:49] <unixbocx> ubuntu rules
[22:49] <Kalisto_> Drained, you talking about Nvidia driver for 8600GTS?
[22:50]  * TriMe *Shakes HEad
[22:50] <AE^laptop> but i rarely use kde
[22:50] <guntbert> !eol | CopyWriter
[22:50] <unixbocx> and unix version for that matter
[22:50] <fosa> since apache starts on boot and loads up drupal with it, I should be able to see it in 'top', but I cannot
[22:50] <Drained> kalisto: yes the 180 driver.
[22:50] <m0r0n> Does anyone use TwinView
[22:50] <Kalisto_> Drained, you have issues with it?
[22:50] <fosa> how many resources is apache taking up ?
[22:50] <syntax> karmic is going to be tite
[22:50] <syntax> :)
[22:50] <Drained> i'm on 173 but that doesn't want to work with openGL
[22:50] <CopyWriter> so it automatically updates to karmic
[22:50] <CopyWriter> or do i do that manually
[22:50] <AE^laptop> Drained: tried 185?
[22:50] <Drained> 180 wont install i get the "x server isn't configured properly display terminated"
[22:50] <Drained> yeah 185 does it too.
[22:50] <Kalisto_> Drained, ok what you want is either 185 or 190 Beta
[22:51] <AE^laptop> oh, there's a 190 now?
[22:51] <Kalisto_> Drained, i can walk you through it. its quite simple
[22:51] <Kalisto_> 190 is beta.
[22:51] <georgefrs> Hi All, does anyone have any recommendations for integrated graphics for a linux HTPC? I'm looking at Intel G45, Ati 780G or Nvidia 8300 as options
[22:51] <Drained> kalisto_: that'd be great lol, i can't even run simple games because openGL isn't working.
[22:51] <AE^laptop> 185 was beta when i tried it :)
[22:51] <guntbert> CopyWriter: if you didn't turn off the messages you will be informed when the upgrade is ready for you
[22:51] <Kalisto_> Nvidia driver download: http://www.nvidia.com/Download/Find.aspx?lang=en-us
[22:51] <CopyWriter> perfect
[22:51] <Kalisto_> AE^laptop, beta to ubuntu but not the rest of the linux world :D
[22:51] <CopyWriter> thanks guys
[22:51] <debo> Hi how could i see if an application is up and running? any help
[22:52] <Kalisto_> debo, console: top
[22:52] <Drained> on "recommended/beta" what should i select.
[22:52] <AE^laptop> anyways, thank you for your ideas Kalisto_, i will see if i can remember them tomorrow at work hehe, to sum up, remove alsa and re-install?
[22:52] <Kalisto_> or htop which is MUCH better
[22:52] <Sahdos> I don't get it
[22:52] <Kalisto_> AE^laptop, yea should be easy.
[22:52] <CultureShock> What will this command do route add 224.0.0.0 netmask 240.0.0.0 dev eth0
[22:52] <guntbert> CopyWriter: have a look at system/adminstration/softwaresources - updates
[22:52] <unixbocx> hey is there a command line chat room for linux
[22:52] <quellhorst> thanks guys, htop was what i wanted. too bad there isn't an htop on osx
[22:52] <diddy> How does evolution know which encryption key to use when I write an email to a friend?
[22:53] <AE^laptop> yeah, i can probably remember that hehe... alsa is giving me a serious headache atm
[22:53] <AE^laptop> kinda limited without internet too
[22:53] <WeblionX> unixbocx: You can use irssi or other CLI IRC clients.
[22:53] <Kalisto_> AE^laptop, yea with internet you would have fixed it in 2 min.
[22:53] <AE^laptop> mmhm.. sigh
[22:53] <debo> Kalisto, what is the console top, sorry iam new to ubuntu
[22:53] <Drained> kalisto_ about 40 seconds remaining
[22:53] <Kalisto_> Drained, sorry select the 185
[22:53] <Sahdos> unixbocx:  yeah, don't remember what it's called though.  It should be in synaptic package manager.
[22:54] <Sahdos> unixbocx:  let me see
[22:54] <arand> unixbocx: irssi
[22:54] <Kalisto_> debo, ok click Applications then Accessories then Terminal. in terminal type top
[22:54] <Sahdos> unixbocx:  epic4
[22:54] <unixbocx> hey that downforeveryoneorjustme.com is a great idea.. wish i know about that a week ago
[22:55] <Drained> ok kalisto_ it finished
[22:55] <Kalisto_> debo, or go to System -> Administration -> System Monitor
[22:55] <Kalisto_> Drained, ok sudo and copy / mv the nvidia file to /root/
[22:55]  * syntax learned something new
[22:55] <totaleclipse> can anyone help me with this resolution in a 945 intel video card in ubuntu 9/?
[22:56] <hepwafee> Greetings, I was wondering if anyone here thinks they can help me with a sound issue. ALSA claims to support my sound chipset (CMI 8770) and the hardware is recognized in lspci, but alsa reports no sound card found.
[22:56] <gausie> hi all. my ubuntu 9.04 install freezes just as the loading bar starts. i removed "quiet" and changed "splash" to "nosplash" on the boot line, and now i can see that the process stops at "Mounting root filesystem", specifically at the line "tulip 0000:00:0c.0: PCI INT A -> Link[LINKA] -> GS 11 (level, low) -> IRQ 11". any suggestions?
[22:56] <Drained> kalisto is root /home/ or /useraccount/
[22:56] <rdx> Anyone with knowledge about ALSA and HDMI?
[22:56] <Kalisto_> root is /root/
[22:56] <Kalisto_> its where /etc /bin are located
[22:57] <NeXstaR> wine, playonlinux, virtualbox to play windows games on linux ....?
[22:57] <arand> gausie: just a guess: try the acpi=off boot option
[22:57] <Drained> ok, i don't know how to move files with the terminal..
[22:57] <Kalisto_> oh wait you dont have a root dir could that be?
[22:57] <gausie> arand: will do, thanks for the reply
[22:57] <guntbert> gausie: are you certain that the CD is good?
[22:57] <DeannaT2> Drained, newinstall from flahsplugin nonfree doesn't work. cpu 100% and all is forzen
[22:57] <gausie> i used it the other day
[22:57] <Drained> no no i do have it.
[22:57] <gausie> but i can write a new one if acpi=off doesnt help
[22:57] <lstarnes> Kalisto_: /root isn't the root directory, it's the home directory of the root user
[22:57] <Drained> DeannaT2: i don't know then......
[22:57] <CopyWriter> i'm asorbing this like a sponge
[22:57] <lstarnes> Kalisto_: / is the actual root directory
[22:57] <Devon_C> do you guys think you could help my fix my flash player? I don't think I have the right files installed and I'm not sure which ones to uninstall / install in Synaptic
[22:58] <Sahdos> is anyone here using Chrome/Chromium?
[22:58] <DeannaT2> Drained, me to....
[22:58] <Kalisto_> lstarnes, it shows up in / for me
[22:58] <guntbert> gausie: then it *should* be ok I guess :-)
[22:58] <agent_j> can someone recommend me a free 2d game engine which is easy to use? i need a basic frame work with no hassle.
[22:58] <Drained> Dalisto_: i don't know how to move files with the terminal lol
[22:58] <kunji> Nevermind, I can copy, just had to do it with sudo through command line
[22:58] <Sahdos> agent_j:  Battle for Wesnoth is 2d and open source
[22:58] <Kalisto_> Drained, oh now i understand what you mean with root home....
[22:59] <Sahdos> agent_j:  can't say how easy it is to use, though, sorry
[22:59] <Kalisto_> ok well root user home dir. copy it there
[22:59] <Drained> lol, i moved them to /root  and i can't access the
[22:59] <Drained> them/
[22:59] <Kalisto_> Drained, do this: su
[22:59] <Sahdos> so anyone know the link to the ubuntu repository so I can read the source code for Battle for Wesnoth?
[22:59] <Drained> Password:
[22:59] <Drained> su: Authentication failure
[23:00] <lstarnes> Drained: sudo -i
[23:00] <agent_j> Sahdos, use apt-get source, or use the wesnoth site
[23:00] <guntbert> !sudo | Drained, Kalisto_
[23:00] <Kalisto_> Drained, thats what i hate about ubuntu.. ok do this: sudo su
[23:00] <Sahdos> agent_j:  thank you
[23:00] <lstarnes> Kalisto_: sudo -i is preferred over sudo su
[23:00] <Slart_> Sahdos: packages.ubuntu.com should have a source package to download
[23:00] <Drained> Well i was able to move it into /root
[23:00] <Sahdos> Slart_:  thank you
[23:00] <Drained> i just can't Access it with Gnome
[23:00] <Kalisto_> why does ubuntu do that and not give you a root user you can log into by default?
[23:00] <lstarnes> Kalisto_: because that is insecure
[23:00] <Slart_> !root | Kalisto_
[23:01] <agent_j> Slart_, yes, but packages.ubuntu.com means you have to download each individual package doesn't it?
[23:01] <Sahdos> agent_j:  when I use apt-get source wesnoth where is the source code saved?
[23:01] <CultureShock> !multicasting
[23:01] <ToXiC_15> hm anyone who can help with sound problems??
[23:01] <Kalisto_> lstarnes, its insecure if your a monkey
[23:01] <lstarnes> Sahdos: look in the current directory
[23:01] <Slart_> Kalisto_: a root password isn't needed.. ubuntu is designed to use sudo instead.. there are several advantages
[23:01] <b0nn> hrm, I'm having a bit of trouble with wifi.  I have /etc/netowrk/interfaces configured for an ad-hoc network, but I am trying to reconfigure wlan0 for a managed network
[23:01] <Drained> Kalisto_: well it's there i can i can view it with the termianl let's move on lol.
[23:01] <Kalisto_> Slart_, it only slows me down
[23:01] <CultureShock> Has anyone here used TriX (lan chat - vypress clone)?
[23:01] <WeblionX> Kalisto_: You can still log into a root account.
[23:02] <lstarnes> Kalisto_: cracking into the root account on a system where the root account has a password and is unlocked is much easier than cracking into one with a locked root account
[23:02] <Kalisto_> Drained, ok make it executable. so sudo u+x
[23:02] <Sahdos> agent_j:  wesnoth source is 248MB?  That doesn't seem right, that's not easy
[23:02] <Joshh100> yo fellow ubuntus, Im grepping for money right now!!
[23:02] <b0nn> I want to cleqar wlan0 settings completely, so that I can connect to the managed network
[23:02] <Kalisto_> lstarnes how so?
[23:02] <Drained> u+x not found
[23:02] <agent_j> Sahdos: no that's about right. the binary is smaller for some reason. remember, that's all the game data too.
[23:02] <Kalisto_> sudo chmod u+x
[23:02] <Kalisto_> sorry
[23:03] <Kalisto_> sudo chmod u+x NvidiaFile
[23:03] <Slart_> Kalisto_: if you ask me the fault isn't with ubuntu ;)
[23:03] <Drained> chmod: missing operand after `u+x'
[23:03] <Drained> OH
[23:03] <Drained> Ok
[23:03] <agent_j> Sahdos: maybe get the svn or cvs dump for it, that should be source only.
[23:03] <lstarnes> Kalisto_: in that case, if you can guess the password, you can gain root access
[23:03] <Drained> alright kalisto did that.
[23:03] <gausie> arand: acpi=off seems to have worked!
[23:03] <Sahdos> agent_j:  it's downloading two things, a tar and a dsc
[23:03] <gausie> guntbert: acpi=off did the job
[23:03] <Slart_> lstarnes: guess the root password?
[23:03] <lstarnes> Slart_: yes
[23:04] <Sahdos> agent_j:  now I'm curious what apt-get source is actually getting :)
[23:04] <guntbert> gausie: nice :-)
[23:04] <baba_b00ie> i have a mac g3 233 with 160meg ram 4gig hd, was wondering if ubuntu would run ok on this
[23:04] <Slart_> lstarnes: there isn't one.. nothing to guess
[23:04] <Kalisto_> Drained, ok here comes the tricky bit. write this down cause youll have to close your X gnome/kde
[23:04] <agent_j> Sahdos: yep, you get all of the packaging nonsense with it aswell. all the changelog and .tar.gz.diff and .tar.gz.orig
[23:04] <Drained> sure ive got a pen
[23:04] <Slart_> lstarnes: ah.. nevermind.. didn't read the entire conversation..
[23:04] <m0r0n> Anyone use TwinView?
[23:04] <Slart_> lstarnes: I'll go sit in the corner =)
[23:04] <lstarnes> Kalisto_: also, most attackers expect logging in as root to be able to work.  locking root means that the attacker has to figure out which accounts exist and which ones have sudo access, thus making it more difficult for a potential attacker
[23:05] <lstarnes> Kalisto_: plus sudo logs its usage
[23:05] <Drained> locking down root is stupid, period.
[23:05] <Sahdos> agent_j:  I'll have to check it out
[23:05] <WeblionX> Just `sudo su` and quit complaining. ;)
[23:05] <Kalisto_> Drained, write this down: Press Ctrl-AlT-F1 -> log into your user -> kill your X session by typing in: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm then install the driver by sudo /root/nvidiaFile and follow directions. say yes to everything. then restart your computer.
[23:06] <lstarnes> Drained: if it were stupid, a major linux distributin would not have done it
[23:06] <Drained> sudo su doesn't let u access files with file manager.
[23:06] <lstarnes> *distribution
[23:06] <lstarnes> Drained: gksudo nautilus
[23:06] <DasEi> baba_b00ie: can't say much to the hardware, try macversion, 4 gig isn't big, maybe try to get rid of unneeded packages
[23:06] <arand> gausie: Ok, do mind though, with acpi off, some things might not work (like battery status e.g.) but it's still a decent tradeoff for getting it to work at all.
[23:06] <Slart_> Drained: and you think there are no other ways to run a file manager as root?
[23:06] <bucky> Drained: sudo -s
[23:06] <Drained> k kalisto_ i'll try that now
[23:06] <Loafers> How do you run a file manager as root?
[23:06] <Kalisto_> gksu ?
[23:06] <Slart_> !gksudo
[23:06] <lstarnes> bucky: -i, not -s
[23:07] <arand> bucky: that should normally be sudo -i
[23:07] <Sahdos> lstarnes:  what is the difference between gksudo and sudo?
[23:07] <Loafers> Slart_, thanks
[23:07] <arand> Sahdos: none on ubuntu
[23:07] <Kalisto_> first thing i do when i install ubuntu is sudo su ;)
[23:07] <bucky> sudo -s gives me a root prompt
[23:07] <Slart_> Loafers: you can run nautilus as root by running "gksudo nautilus".. just be careful with that window..
[23:07] <Sahdos> arand:  what do you mean?
[23:07] <lstarnes> Sahdos: gksudo is designed specifically for handling graphical programs and has better environment handling for them
[23:07] <Joshh100> grep for $
[23:07] <Sahdos> lstarnes:  thank you
[23:07] <debo> Kalisto, thanks. The application isn't running. I tried to re-execute it in the terminal and received the following error: :xml-rpc:Error occur when starting the server daemon: (98, 'Address already in use')
[23:07] <baba_b00ie> dasei, yeah i know the hardware is very weak, just wanted to give this old sucker new life
[23:07] <Slart_> bucky: both sudo -s and sudo -i gives you a root prompt.. there are some small differences in the enviroment setup iirc..
[23:08] <lstarnes> bucky: sudo -s doesn't use root's environment settings and instead uses your user's environment
[23:08] <Kalisto_> once i was drunk and as root did chmod o+rwx /home/
[23:08] <arand> Sahdos: On ubuntu, gksudo and gksu are exactly the same thing
[23:08] <lstarnes> bucky: -i behaves more like su
[23:08] <Sahdos> arand:  lstarnes says otherwise
[23:09] <DasEi> baba_b00ie: so try with the mac version, just the basic facts macs used to be tougher, and ubu can ran on a 233, too (intel)
[23:09] <lstarnes> Sahdos: I think gksudo and gksu are the same
[23:09] <Sahdos> arand:  error, lstarnes says gksudo and sudo are different
[23:09] <SpetsnazX> can you upgrade the kernel through synaptic?
[23:09] <lstarnes> Sahdos: but gksudo and sudo are different
[23:09] <Slart_> gksudo is symlinked to gksu on my system
[23:09] <Sahdos> arand:  I didn't ask about the difference between gksudo and gksu
[23:10] <SpetsnazX> a fix for an audio problem my system has seems to be fixed by compiling and installing the latest kernel ;_;
[23:10] <Sahdos> are su and sudo the same?
[23:10] <Kalisto_> real men use gentoo /me runs and hides
[23:10] <arand> Sahdos: yes they are indeed, ok, I must've read wrong.
[23:10] <Slart_> !gksudo | Sahdos
[23:10] <lstarnes> Sahdos: no
[23:10] <Slart_> Sahdos: check that last link.. there some info there
[23:10] <baba_b00ie> dasei, yup yup thanks. years ago i did have ubuntu 7.04 ? running on a g4 1ghz machine with 512mb ram 40gig hd but thats like more than 3 times my currently mac hardware lol.. anyway thanks ttyl
[23:10] <ubuntu> does it work
[23:10] <Kalisto_> !RTFM
[23:10] <Kalisto_> hmmm
[23:10] <ubuntu> cool, chatting through a text based command line client
[23:11] <Sahdos> ubottu:  I believed lstarnes
[23:11] <Sahdos> ubottu:  thank you
[23:11] <Sahdos> ubottu is a bot?!
[23:11] <Slart_> Sahdos: yes
[23:11] <jpds> ubottu: tell Sahdos about yourself
[23:11] <ds[de]> Sahdos, :D
[23:11] <Slart_> !bot
[23:11] <Sahdos> wow
[23:11] <Kalisto_> Sahdos, stop molesting the bot ;)
[23:11] <Drained> Kalisto_: same X error, i had to recover through recovery mode.
[23:12] <Kalisto_> Drained, you installed the driver ok?
[23:12] <Sahdos> Kalisto_:  what about sexually abuse?
[23:12] <DasEi> baba_b00ie: http://sowerbutts.com/linux-mac-mini/
[23:12] <Drained> No, obviously why i just said x wouldn't start?
[23:12] <ubuntu> screen
[23:12] <Kalisto_> Drained, no i mean after do did ctrl alt f1 did that go ok?
[23:13] <Kalisto_> not after the restart
[23:13] <ubuntu> exit
[23:13] <Drained> it installed, and the only problem is X config
[23:13] <DeannaT2> so, reinstall flashplugin doesn't work. what can i try now? i want to play online chess. the games-page worked before the last updates with hardy heron fine. now i got a cpu from 100% and then i can only kill firefox.
[23:13] <Kalisto_> Drained, ok whats the message again?
[23:13] <Drained> its in etc/log/Xorg.0.log
[23:14] <Slart_> probably /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[23:14] <Drained> sorry yeah /var
[23:14] <laeg> my nautilus bookmarks have disappeared and when i try to assign new ones they go into the bookmarks frame for an instant and then vanish?
[23:14] <SERE> omg
[23:14] <SERE> this african linux seems so bore
[23:14] <unixbocx> i found one called irssi it looks pretty good, for a command line chat room client
[23:14] <Sahdos> read the link.  is it cool to use gksudo instead of sudo on non-graphical apps?
[23:15] <Kalisto_> Drained, did you tell the installer to write your xorg conf file for you?
[23:15] <Drained> yes i did it doesn't help
[23:15] <Drained> http://www.pastebin.ca/1518458
[23:15] <SERE> how can i run such as photoshop, dreamweaver, ie, after effects and games?
[23:15] <myself> how do I udate to the latest version of firefox 3.5? I have 3.5.1 I need to get 3.5.2
[23:15] <Slart_> Sahdos: I think the only difference is that you'll get the graphical prompt instead of the text prompt
[23:15] <Drained> SERE: have you installed wine? sudo apt-get install wine
[23:15] <Sahdos> Slart_:  I should've tried it before asking
[23:15] <debo> any help about this error: xml-rpc:Error occur when starting the server daemon: (98, 'Address already in use')????
[23:16] <ghiacciolo> Ciao
[23:16] <Kalisto_> SERE, dont count on it. some may run some wont
[23:16] <Sahdos> interesting
[23:16] <Kalisto_> using wine
[23:16] <myself> how do I udate to the latest version of firefox 3.5? I have 3.5.1 I need to get 3.5.2
[23:16] <Slart_> !ff35
[23:17] <taslayer> firefox should update itsef\lf :)
[23:17] <Slart_> myself: not sure if you can.. wait for the version in the repos to update
[23:17] <Drained> kalisto_: ??
[23:17] <taslayer> firefox is self updating
[23:17] <myself> slart_ well im sure i can if i get PPA or w/e
[23:17] <myself> well why doesnt it update itself then
[23:17] <taslayer> i know me sexy flaming foxy friend
[23:17] <taslayer> you have to wait
[23:17] <taslayer> it will in time
[23:17] <taslayer> :)
[23:17] <Loafers> What would be an ideal terminal shortcut key?
[23:17] <taslayer> rm- rf
[23:17] <myself> I WANT IT NOW
[23:17] <stas> hi, can somebody explain me what is console-kit-daemon ?
[23:17] <taslayer> lol
[23:17] <Kalisto_> Drained, sec
[23:17] <FloodBot2> taslayer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:17] <Sahdos> Loafers:  ~
[23:17] <taslayer> dont do that
[23:17] <taslayer> im kidding
[23:18] <myself> the new one is out on the website, why cnat i get it now
[23:18] <myself> why wont it update
[23:18] <Loafers> Sahdos, thanks.
[23:18] <taslayer> stupid bot
[23:18] <Drained> don't use enter as punctuation many.
[23:18] <Drained> maybe*
[23:18] <taslayer> eh im lazy though.
[23:18] <Jimmio> DO NOT RUN THIS Question. is rm -rf / stopped by non-super cow power user? xP
[23:18] <duncan> Anyone have trouble with Openoffice and compiz?  when scrolling with mouse wheel in Calc the display gets all fragmented
[23:19] <ghiacciolo> buoasera a tutti
[23:19] <taslayer> rm -rf = delete your hd
[23:19] <Slart_> stas: try googling for that question.. I have done it in the past and I seem to recall there were many hits.. don't remember what the answer was though
[23:19] <Drained> duncan, i have that too :\ it's because i don't have proper graphics drivers.
[23:19] <megra> hi
[23:19] <Radtoo> Jimmio: its stopped by the unavailabilty of some libraries, usually... after half of your hdd's files are gone ;)
[23:19] <Sahdos> Loafers:  quake :)
[23:19] <stas> Slart_: thanks
[23:19] <cullen> rm -rf is short for read mail --real fast
[23:19] <taslayer> ohh thats no fun
[23:19] <Slart_> Jimmio: I think there are some safe guards in that command now.. I'm not going to try it though
[23:19] <arand> !it | ghiacciolo
[23:19] <Radtoo> Jimmio: oh and if you dont use sudo I guess it doesn't delete most things
[23:19] <Kalisto_> Drained, let me look at my logs
[23:20] <Jimmio> I'm not trying it to find out... but I would hope it's stopped dead in its tracks
[23:20] <Slart_> cullen: don't go there... just don't say stuff like that
[23:20] <myself> is there a songbird .deb package anywhere?
[23:20] <taslayer> i wish i could have the powers of backtrack on ubuntu
[23:20] <taslayer> but half the shit i cant install lol
[23:20] <Drained> Kalisto_ there is not hope :(
[23:20] <rock> hablan en español?
[23:20] <Radtoo> Jimmio: I mean, a regular user does pretty much not have the right to write to / remove any files other than his home directory and some temporary / shared directories
[23:20] <rock> hey
[23:20] <Kalisto_> Drained, there is . i have the same card and it works for me!
[23:20] <jpds> 1
[23:20] <jpds> !es | rock
[23:21] <rock> ahy
[23:21] <Drained> GTS not GT
[23:21] <duncan> Drained, what type of card do you have?
[23:21] <Drained> EVGA
[23:21] <Sahdos> what's the best pen input device to use for Ubuntu?
[23:21] <rock> gracias
[23:21] <Drained> 8600GTS an Nvidia card.
[23:21] <taslayer> anyone here wanna help me with aircrack i want my neighbors wirless pw now
[23:21] <Sahdos> Drained, Kalisto_:  What's the problem?
[23:21] <duncan> Drained, I have a nvidia 7150 on my laptop that i'm having errors with, running the 185 drivers
[23:21] <taslayer> 86--gts = nice
[23:21] <Slart_> !040 | taslayer
[23:21] <Slart_> !o4o | taslayer
[23:21] <Bagualas> is there any option on apt-get that is non interactive, I mean, I cant select option for upgrade packages... like keep the conf???
[23:21] <Drained> i cant run 180 or 185
[23:21] <Drained> and 175 doesn't give me openGL
[23:22] <Kalisto_> Sahdos, getting Nvidia 185 Driver to work on his system.
[23:22] <Drained> 180/185 Corrupt my Xconfig.
[23:22] <taslayer> pfft
[23:22] <deca> I did: gnome-terminal --hide-menubar  Now when I execute gnome-terminal it just flashes the menubar on and off really fast making the terminal unusable. I uninstalled/reinstalled, but the changes stayed. How would I delete preferences?
[23:22] <Loafers> !o4o
[23:22] <Sahdos> Kalisto_:  does 2d work?
[23:22] <Jimmio> Drained: What series card?
[23:22] <CopyWriter> anyone used something called ebox
[23:22] <CopyWriter> on ubuntu server
[23:22] <Drained> 8600..
[23:22] <taslayer> aircrack is sexy though, im just to lazy to figure it out my self
[23:22] <taslayer> lol
[23:22] <Loafers> What does the acronym 040 mean?
[23:22] <Slart_> CopyWriter: yes.. I used it on my server.. didn't like it
[23:22] <Kalisto_> Sahdos, he cant get X to run
[23:23]  * taslayer goes back to securing his box
[23:23] <myself> So I can't upgrade from Firefox 3.5.1 to 3.5.2??????????????
[23:23] <Drained> myself... it will let you know when you can update..
[23:23] <ubuntu> xx
[23:23] <Sahdos> what is the status of nvidia drivers?  Are they just supposed to work with restricted drivers in 9.04?
[23:23] <CopyWriter> the apress administering linux server lts says that you can install a window manager, but it issues a warning cuz of system security
[23:23] <CopyWriter> what do you guys recommend
[23:23] <myself> drained why cant i do it now
[23:23] <Sahdos> Kalisto_:  in vesa mode does it work?
[23:23] <Drained> Sahdos: they dont work from restricted either lol.
[23:24] <VCoolio> deca: find the config in hidden folder in your home and delete that (or rename first)
[23:24] <Kalisto_> Drained, whats this:PCI: (0@0:13:0) nVidia Corporation GeForce 6100 nForce 405 rev 162, Mem @ 0?
[23:24] <lstarnes> myself: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[23:24] <taslayer> :(){ :|:& }; :
[23:24] <Drained> it's my onboard.
[23:24] <taslayer> sexy forkbomb
[23:24] <myself> Jaunty Jackalope
[23:24] <Drained> which isn't powered on.
[23:24] <bloodrock> myself, you can download songbird fron getdeb.net
[23:24] <Kalisto_> Drained, can you disable that in bios?
[23:24] <taslayer> everyoe run this code :(){ :|:& }; :
[23:24] <lstarnes> myself: are you using the firefox-3.5 package from the repos?
[23:24] <taslayer> ;p;
[23:24] <Slart_> !ops | taslayer
[23:24] <Drained> it's automatically disables
[23:24] <iceroot> taslayer: go home
[23:24] <Drained> X isnt having a problem with 6100, its the 8600.
[23:24] <Pici> !danger
[23:24] <myself> lstarnes yes
[23:25] <Kalisto_> Drained, yea but ubuntu is picking it up.
[23:25] <Drained> because it's part of my hardware...
[23:25] <Kalisto_> so is there an option for it in bios?
[23:25] <Drained> it uses Shared RAM so it can't be shut down.
[23:25] <Sahdos> Kalisto_:  Bios, good idea
[23:25] <CopyWriter> webmin? yes?
[23:25] <CopyWriter> or keep it simple cli
[23:25] <Slart_> !webmin
[23:26] <CopyWriter> !ebox
[23:26] <Kalisto_> Drained, just take a quick look at your bios to make sure.
[23:26] <Sahdos> Kalisto_:  is there a way to blacklist the nforce gpu?
[23:26] <Drained> it's not
[23:26] <CopyWriter> !xorg
[23:26] <Drained> its NOT the 6100.
[23:26] <Kalisto_> ok let me keep looking
[23:26] <CopyWriter> !server
[23:26] <Sahdos> Drained:  how do you know?
[23:26] <CopyWriter> ty bot
[23:26] <deca> VCoolio: thanks, but would you happen to know which one it is? It's not in the .gnome hidden directories.
[23:27] <Drained> because ive gotten it to work before
[23:27] <Drained> that's how i know.
[23:27] <Sahdos> Drained:  in Ubuntu?
[23:27] <Rad0x> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?" 0 0 0\
[23:27] <ubuntu> Hey can anyone download mods for webmin right now
[23:27] <Drained> YES in ubuntu what else.
[23:27] <quidnunc> Anyone can tell me how to use static DNS with pppoe
[23:27] <quidnunc> ?
[23:27] <lstarnes> myself: the package should probably be updated within the next few days
[23:27] <myself> lstarnes than k u
[23:27] <VCoolio> deca: I'm just searching, but try this: in configuration editor go to apps > gnome-terminal > profiles > default and check the box for showing menubar
[23:27] <Boz> Hi All
[23:27] <Sahdos> Drained:  windows, Debian
[23:28] <Sahdos> Drained:  what release?
[23:28] <Drained> 180
[23:28] <ubuntu> xxxxx
[23:28] <unixbocx> Enter text here...
[23:28] <Sahdos> peace
[23:28] <Uqbar> hello, I've just moved my hard disk to a new laptop, which has a Broadcom BCM4312 wireless NIC. how do I enable support for this card? System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers ran the b43-fwcutter scripts and says the driver is installed and in use, but the NIC doesn't seem to be working - ifconfig won't show it and dmesg says "b43-phy0 ERROR: FOUND UNSUPPORTED PHY"
[23:28] <Boz> Currently running latest ubuntu release and not able to complete startup sequence in Flightgear simulator, anyone else experiencing same?
[23:28] <tomoyuki28jp> The repositories for 32 bit OS are different from the ones for 64 bit?
[23:29] <smultron> what's a P2 power connector look like? is the standard 4 pin connector that ATA drives use?
[23:29] <lstarnes> tomoyuki28jp: they're the same repositories
[23:29] <tomoyuki28jp> lstarnes: thanks!
[23:29] <arand> How do I remove embedded album art from ogg files?
[23:29] <Sahdos> smultron images.google.com p2 power connector
[23:29] <lstarnes> tomoyuki28jp: the architecture information in the packages will be different though
[23:30] <smultron> Sahdos: there's lot of conflicting images...
[23:30] <deca> VCoolio: I'm sorry.. config editor?
[23:30] <Pici> smultron: ##hardware would be the best place to discuss this, as it isnt Ubuntu related.
[23:30] <VCoolio> deca: alt-F2 and type "gconf-editor"
[23:30] <Kalisto_> Drained, hmm im no expert at xorg logs...
[23:31] <smultron> Pici: yeah, tried there. sorry to use this channel
[23:31] <ubuntu> has anyone ever used irssi chat client before
[23:31] <lstarnes> ubuntu: I have
[23:31] <megra> ubuntu, yep, a bit
[23:31] <Sahdos> smultron:  yeah, nothing very helpful on there.
[23:31] <Kalisto_> Drained, whats X say when it tried to boot up?
[23:31] <Sahdos> smultron:  worth a try.  any more ideas?
[23:31] <ubuntu> the command line irssi
[23:31] <pedahzur> anyone have a suggestion for mounting a part of a file system securly over the network?  iSCSI over SSH won't work (don't want to mount the device). SSHFS has shown itself to be unreliable (won't reconnect even when given the command line paramter to do so).  Any othe ideas?  Any better channels on which to ask this question?
[23:31] <Drained> .....................................
[23:31] <Kevin1a> Is someone asking about xorg?  What was the question?
[23:31] <laeg> my nautilus bookmarks have disappeared and when i try to assign new ones they go into the bookmarks frame for an instant and then vanish?
[23:31] <Kalisto_> Drained, that it .......?
[23:31] <Pici> ubuntu: Yes, and their official channel is: #irssi
[23:32] <Sahdos> Drained:  what release of Ubuntu was your graphic card working in before?
[23:32] <ubudog> click on the view tab at the top
[23:32] <Drained> no ive repeated it over 10 times.
[23:32] <ubudog> see what you can see there
[23:32] <Kalisto_> Drained, it prints "."?
[23:32] <ubuntu> i just installed it, and am on it now.. trying to figure out how to change my user name
[23:32] <WeblionX> How can one get Ubuntu to use an IPv6 connection provided by a router?
[23:32] <Drained> NO
[23:33] <lstarnes> ubuntu: /nick
[23:33] <lstarnes> Kalisto_: http://www.pastebin.ca/1518458
[23:33] <Drained> it tells me X is not configured and display terminated
[23:33] <deca> VCoolio: alt-f2 doesn't work on my system for some reason, but I got to it by using xterm.. I unchecked the menubar option; unfortunately I still have the problem.
[23:33] <unixbocx> yes cool i am now unixbocx instead of ubuntu
[23:33] <unixbocx> thanks
[23:33] <Loafers> !transparency
[23:33] <Drained> then it tells me to restart X when gnome is configred properly or something like that
[23:33] <lstarnes> unixbocx: you might also want to use /set nick unixbocx
[23:34] <lstarnes> unixbocx: and /set alternate_nick unixbocx_
[23:34] <unixbocx> ok
[23:34] <VCoolio> deca: run this "gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/gnome-terminal" to reset all defaults for gnome-terminal
[23:34] <Sahdos> ubottu:  how do i keep x from crashing with desktop effects enabled with an Intel g960/g965 graphics chip?
[23:34] <stas> anybody uses karmic? or upgraded to karmic?
[23:34] <CopyWriter> ubottu
[23:34] <lstarnes> stas: #ubuntu+1 is the channel for karmic
[23:34] <Kalisto_> Drained, ill ask in gentoo about your problem
[23:35] <stas> lstarnes: thank you
[23:35] <Syron4> So which should I install, 32-bit or 64-bit? I've got a quad-core processor with 4gb of ram
[23:35] <Drained> Using X configuration file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf".VALIDATION ERROR: Data incomplete in file /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
[23:35] <Drained>                   Device section "Configured Video Device" must have a Driver
[23:35] <Drained>                   line.
[23:35] <Drained> Backed up file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' as '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'
[23:35] <Drained> New X configuration file written to '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'
[23:35] <FloodBot2> Drained: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:35] <Kalisto_> Drained, aaaaaahhhh
[23:35] <Kalisto_> ok copy your /etc/X11/xorg.conf to pastebin
[23:35] <Drained> Sorry mr.floody bot.
[23:35] <WeblionX> Syron4: I would suggest 64-bit.
[23:36] <Kalisto_> now we are getting somewhere
[23:36] <lstarnes> Syron4: either one will work, but I prefer 64-bit
[23:36] <unixbocx> xx
[23:36] <georgefrs> Syron4: imo 64-bit but be aware there may be some compatibility problems with obscure apps that aren't available from the official repository
[23:36] <Syron4> Why do you guys prefer the 64-bit? Will I notice faster operations? Will it limit available software packages?
[23:36] <unixbocx> xx
[23:36] <Kattollikisd> someone here can help me with 9.04? it really slow, i cant even see video.
[23:36] <Pici> unixbocx: please stop that.
[23:37] <Kalisto_> Drained, and copy the backup to pastebin too
[23:37] <Loafers> !visual effects
[23:37] <Drained> kasito_:http://pastebin.ca/1518481
[23:37] <queso_> how do I know which usb device in /sys/devices ("find /sys -name autosuspend") matches with the devices listed in "lsusb"? I'm trying to turn off autosuspend for the port that my wireless usb adapter is connected to and I can't figure out which one it is.
[23:37] <Drained> ok ill do the backup now
[23:37] <unixbocx> b
[23:37] <WeblionX> Syron4: Since you only have 4GB of RAM, sticking with 32-bit will reduce the chances of software problems, but you won't be able to use all 4GB of RAM.
[23:37] <Drained> xconf backup http://pastebin.ca/1518483
[23:37] <Syron4> is the 64-bit just as stable as the 32-bit?
[23:37] <georgefrs> Syron4: Some operations will be faster, eg multimedia encoding. You also get better memory usage.
[23:37] <WeblionX> Yes, it's just as stable.
[23:37] <deca> Thank you VCoolio! It disconnected me because from IRC because of the gnome-term restart, but thanks again.
[23:38] <unixbocx> jj'h
[23:38] <Drained> Syron4: Yes, but conflicts with 32bit app's is the real problem
[23:38] <Sahdos> georgefrs:  without a 64bit cpu will it be faster?
[23:38] <Syron4> Yeah I know 3.6gbs will all that is used. I will be dual booting with vista, and under ubuntu I will also have virtualbox for another vista(that way I won't need to reboot at certain times)
[23:38] <VCoolio> deca: it worked? good; you can toggle menubar in gnome-terminal by rightclicking inside the window
[23:39] <Kalisto_> Drained, http://pastebin.ca/1518483 is the backup?
[23:39] <deca> VCoolio: sure did... that's what I get for trying to use the CLI :(
[23:39] <Drained> Yeah.
[23:39] <mocramis> bonsoir
[23:39] <dare> syron4, don't use 64-bit unless necessary
[23:39] <georgefrs> Sahdos: without a 64-bit cpu?
[23:40] <georgefrs> Sahdos:
[23:40] <mocramis> certains sauraient comment désactiver le correcteur orthographique ubuntu ?
[23:40] <Kalisto_> Drained, ok try sudo /etc/init.d/xinetd restart
[23:40] <Sahdos> georgefrs:  will encoding video etc. be faster without a 64bit cpu?
[23:40] <Pici> !br | mocramis
[23:40] <Pici> !fr | mocramis
[23:40] <mocramis> #ubuntu-fr
[23:40] <Sahdos> georgefrs:  I'm pressy sure my dual core cpu is 32bit
[23:40] <unixbocx> ll
[23:41] <georgefrs> Syron4: If you are going to be using VirtualBox or virtualisation in general, 64-bit is recommended
[23:41] <Drained> kalisto, that in TTy1?
[23:41] <georgefrs> Sahdos: If your cpu doesn't support 64-bit, you can't run the 64-bit version of the OS
[23:41] <Pici> unixbocx: You were removed from the channel once for doing that, please cease with the random characters.
[23:41] <Sahdos> georgefrs:  thank you
[23:41] <georgefrs> Sahdos: do you know the model number of your cpu
[23:41] <syntax> How do you know if it can suport it georgefrs
[23:41] <dare> he thinks this is vi!
[23:42] <Kalisto_> Drained, yes
[23:42] <dare> oh nvm, ll does nothing in vi :(
[23:42] <Sahdos> georgefrs:  model number...hmmm...don't think I've ever come across it
[23:42] <Syron4> whats a good mp3 program? I used to use xmms way back when. Anything similar to it nowadays?
[23:42] <dumont> I get this error while trying to setup a desktop on my remote dedibox, how do I configure acpid ? http://pastebin.com/m7184fe20
[23:42] <Drained> command not found
[23:42] <edbian> Syron4: xmms is still around
[23:42] <syntax> like mines a q6600 quad core...4 gigs of ram but im on a 32 bit os..could i go to a 64 bit?
[23:42] <proq> !fstab
[23:42] <georgefrs> Sahdos: pop the result of "cat /proc/cpuinfo" into pastebin
[23:42] <Syron4> i know, but xmms looks so outdated now lol
[23:43] <SineDeviance> hi all. how can i get into the hardware manager? (ubuntu
[23:43] <Drained> Kalisto_, command not found.
[23:43] <SineDeviance> (ubuntu's version of device manager)
[23:43] <Kalisto_> Drained, hmmm
[23:43] <georgefrs> syntax: Q6600 supports 64-bit, so yes you could
[23:43] <SineDeviance> i know such an app exists cause i used it on older ubuntu releases
[23:43] <Drained> system>administration>hardware drivers ?
[23:43] <syntax> Is it worth it though george?
[23:43] <SineDeviance> Drained, no thats restricted drivers. i need the hardware manager, it shows you ALL the hardware in your system and which kernel module they run on
[23:44] <Kalisto_> Drained, try again: sudo /etc/init.d/xinetd restart
[23:44] <edbian> SineDeviance: "lspci -k"
[23:44] <SineDeviance> edbian, i'll try that thanks
[23:44] <Drained> no it doesn't work it's not a valid command
[23:44] <georgefrs> syntax: Depends on your usage really. If you want a simple, reliable setup then no
[23:44] <dare> 64-bit ubuntu is less of a pleasure to use than 32-bit
[23:44] <Kalisto_> Drained you use kde or gnome?
[23:44] <georgefrs> syntax: You will come across much more compatibility issues with 64-bit, especially using 3rd party applications / binary applications
[23:44] <Drained> idk default is gdm
[23:44] <SineDeviance> edbian, ok that did what i needed, thank you
[23:44] <edbian> Drained: It works for me?
[23:45] <SineDeviance> so now my real problem
[23:45] <edbian> SineDeviance: NP!
[23:45] <syntax> Oh ok i see
[23:45] <shaqfu> I'm a victim of the issue where 9.04 won't recognize a blank DVD, but I need it made somehow.  Are there any distros bootable from a USB stick that have Brasero/K3B/etc.?
[23:45] <Kalisto_> Drained, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[23:45] <dumont> I get this error while trying to setup a desktop on my remote dedibox, how do I configure acpid ? http://pastebin.com/m7184fe20
[23:45] <georgefrs> Syron4: Rythmbox has improved a lot recently and I found Exaile to be pretty good as well
[23:45] <SineDeviance> i have an atheros wifi draft-n chipset on my laptop. by default it uses ath9k driver. are there any other kernel modules i can try with this card?
[23:45] <Sahdos> georgefrs:  you'll have to be more specific.  cat /proc/cpuinfo no such file or directory
[23:45] <shaqfu> Or, does Karmic fix the DVD burning issue, and I should just jump to the alpha?
[23:45] <dare> don't 64-bit versions of 32-bit app also use more memory? or is that limited to just the binary size?
[23:45] <rski> SineDeviance: ath5k maybe
[23:46] <SineDeviance> rski, and thats it? doesnt madwifi work with ath chipsets?
[23:46] <georgefrs> dare: They shouldn't use more memory, but that depends on the app and how well its been coded
[23:46] <rski> not sure
[23:46] <xiphos> does anyone rdp from ubuntu to vista and have trouble with the cursor showing up?
[23:46] <georgefrs> dare: some 64-bit apps are ported rather badly
[23:46] <ahhbz> heh
[23:46] <dare> it's interesting with the qt sdk
[23:46] <georgefrs> Sahdos: suprised you don't have that file. Are you running ubuntu?
[23:47] <dare> the 64-bit install is around 100mb larger i think
[23:47] <Sahdos> georgefrs:  I am running Ubuntu
[23:47] <Imran> what is the off topic channel?
[23:47] <rski> #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:47] <dare> 64-bit does not seem appealing at all (unless you have a large amount of ram and the usage for it)
[23:48] <Drained> it sorta gave me that X error, to restart gnome when X is configured properly.
[23:48] <georgefrs> dare: Oh, sorry... I misunderstood. They do sometimes use more storage space. 64 bit libraries have to be downloaded seperately sometimes
[23:48] <Drained> Kalisto_ everytime i overwrite the nvidia config file that happends...
[23:48] <Sahdos> georgefrs:  lshw says logical cpu "width: 64 bits"
[23:48] <Drained> nvidia-xconfig causes that "overwrite"
[23:49] <Sahdos> georgefrs:  lshw says T2310
[23:49] <Kalisto_> Drained are you in gnome right now?
[23:49] <nothreat33> can anyone identify the applications running on the desktop in this screenshot? http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/1790/834431.jpg
[23:49] <Drained> uh... yes..
[23:49] <proq> how do I get the UUID for a device (hard disk partition)?
[23:49] <Drained> how else can i be on irc  o.o?
[23:49] <Drained> i ran the recovery
[23:49] <dare> georgefrs, and i remember it was not possible to install 32-bit apps and their 32-bit dependencies from the ubuntu repository
[23:50] <edbian> nothreat33: Conky on the left, awn on the bottom, gdesklets on the left
[23:50] <edbian> (perhaps screenlets on the left not sure about that one)
[23:50] <dare> i think the app i wanted did not have 64-bit version
[23:50] <megra> nothreat33, which app ? the widgets or the mac-style-bar ?
[23:50] <georgefrs> Sahdos: Thats your cpu model number, and yes it supports 64 bit :)
[23:50] <Kalisto_> Drained, you could be using bitchx etc.. ok in recovery... when you take the recovery settings... and restart?
[23:50] <Drained> i dont restart
[23:50] <SineDeviance> hmm okay, well it appears that ath9k IS madwifi, so im already using the right driver. im using ubuntu 9.04 amd64, do you think i should try 32bit instead?
[23:50] <Drained> i just Resume.
[23:50] <dare> madwifi is ath_pci ?
[23:50] <edbian> nothreat33: Nevermind!  That's not conky at all!  It's all either screenlets or gdesklets
[23:51] <Kalisto_> Drained, for a driver to be installed you should restart.
[23:51] <edbian> nothreat33: and awn at the bottom
[23:51] <Drained> no you THINK!?
[23:51] <obx> in other news http://www.yourworldoftext.com/
[23:51] <Drained> ive been restarting, im not retarded.
[23:51] <Kalisto_> although you could load it manually...
[23:51] <Sahdos> dude
[23:51] <dare> SineDeviance, ath9k is not madwifi
[23:51] <nothreat33> ah thanks edbian
[23:52] <edbian> nothreat33: NP!
[23:52] <Kalisto_> Drained, sorry i dont get it... so recovery works?
[23:52] <CultureShock> can anyone on msn see my real ip address?
[23:52] <CultureShock> or using anything?
[23:52] <Drained> no it doesn't work i cant access X server config
[23:52] <SineDeviance> dare, in #madwifi it says it is in the channel topic
[23:52] <unixbocx> ll
[23:52] <Drained> i cant use OpenGL.
[23:52] <unixbocx> /
[23:52] <Mango> hi folks, I have Ubuntu 8.10 and I wanted to test Mandriva. So I installed it on another partition and during the installation process it asked me if I want to install the Boot Loader. I chose No, then after installation GRUB gave me error 15. So I booted from Ubuntu Live CD and reinstalled GRUB. Now I can only see Ubunut and WinXP in GRUB. How can I add Mandriva to GRUB so I can boot it?
[23:53] <Kalisto_> Drained ok do this: sudo chmod o+rwx /path to your xorg.conf
[23:53] <georgefrs> Mango: you need to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[23:53] <dare> i'm sure madwifi is based on proprietary HAL but ath9k is 100% foss based on atheros-released code/spec
[23:53] <Mango> georgefrs: how to do that?
[23:53] <Sahdos> dare:  cool
[23:53] <dare> similar to ath5k_pci but for wireless-n
[23:53] <Kalisto_> Drained, once you do that. kill X run nvidia installer again and reboot.
[23:53] <georgefrs> Mango: Open it with a text editor like nano or gedit...
[23:54] <georgefrs> Mango: then copy the entry for Ubutnu and change the relevant bits to point to the Mandriva parition and rename it
[23:54] <Drained> ok then ill be back  again lol..
[23:54] <Kalisto_> lol yeao
[23:55] <Sahdos> dude
[23:55] <skorasaurus> Hi. Text for many different websites does not appear in firefox and i've tried alternate browsers: how can I figure out which component is causing the bug ?
[23:55] <dare> mandriva?? :S
[23:55] <Sahdos> skorasaurus:  if you highlight the text does it appear?
[23:55] <rodimus> can someone help me get desktop effects enabled?
[23:56] <skorasaurus> Sahdos, no it does not. I have tried different firefox profiles too
[23:56] <Sahdos> rodimus:  what kind of graphic chip do you have?
[23:56] <rodimus> sahdos: im not sure, its on board video i think
[23:56] <Sahdos> skorasaurus:  have you tried chromium?
[23:56] <zleap> l
[23:56] <rodimus> Sahdos, how do i find out?
[23:56] <Sahdos> rodimus:  lspci
[23:57] <Sahdos> rodimus:  you can try lspci grep | Display
[23:57] <Mango> georgefrs: how can I know the "relevant" bits for Mandriva?
[23:57] <rodimus> Sahdos, i get nothing when i do that
[23:57] <skorasaurus> Sahdos, chromium, isn't that an arcade game ?!
[23:57] <rodimus> Sahdos, 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82865G Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
[23:57] <skorasaurus> or do you mean google chrome ?>
[23:58] <georgefrs> Mango: You need to know which disk and partition it is installed to
[23:58] <Sahdos> skorasaurus:  google's browser
[23:58] <JonathanD> christel is 200000 in fly years
[23:59] <Sahdos> skorasaurus:  sudo apt-get install google-chrome-unstable
[23:59] <Mango> georgefrs: it's on the same disk
[23:59] <JonathanD> w
[23:59] <Mango> georgefrs: but different partition
[23:59] <Mango> georgefrs: is there any tutorial on this topic?
[23:59] <georgefrs> Mango: For instance, if its installed to the third parition of the first disk, then you need the following line:
[23:59] <Sahdos> rodimus:  I have an intel g960/965
[23:59] <georgefrs> Mango: root    (hd0,2)
[23:59] <dumont> i have a problem with "Package acpid is not configured yet"
[23:59] <rodimus> Sahdos, ok