[00:00] <Brain> and then did "adduser david adm"
[00:00] <Brain> I don't want to work in root user since its unsafe.
[00:00] <pulga> mdg: I did it, but the release keeps on 8,04
[00:00] <Brain> so I want my other account to have sudo powers.
[00:00] <th0r> Brain: it shouldn't even be defined
[00:00] <minimec> Brain: Well... root is not the best name for the first user ... but anyway ;) Login as root and open sudo users-admin and give david administration rigsts in the gui.
[00:00] <Brain> there is no gui installed
[00:01] <hyperion__> Brain, i feel sorry for you if youre running server :P
[00:01] <minimec> Brain: Open <alt>F2 gnome-terminal, then sudo users-admin
[00:01] <dare> how does gnome/whatever help you run a server? :P
[00:01] <th0r> Brain: what does 'uname -a' return?
[00:01] <pulga> mdg: I did it, but the release keeps on 8,04
[00:01] <dare> there are no server administration gui apps afaik
[00:02] <bucky> dare: it doesn't but most people can't configure anything without gui helpers and gedit now
[00:02] <Brain> th0r, I get Linux WS-10247.fsckvps.com 2.6.18-128.1.1.el5.028stab062.3 #1 SMP Sun May 10 18:54:51 MSD 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[00:03] <dare> that's bad news bucky :(
[00:03] <anomoly> I'm trying to install something from a PPA using these instructions: https://launchpad.net/+help/soyuz/ppa-sources-list.html  , in step 2 of the authentication portion is keyserver.ubuntu.com literal or do I need to find a keyserver for the specific PPA?
[00:03] <bucky> dare: there is a server edition install cd
[00:03] <Brain> okay I will forget about the sudoers file problem and just try to work on the gnome starting problem
[00:03] <th0r> Brain: and lsb_release -a
[00:04] <dare> brain, did you install the ubuntu-desktop package?
[00:04] <zenwryly> Is there a way to use something like tar or something else to represent backup and restore *just* file metadata (mode, owner, group, etc.)?  I'm looking for a somewhat standard approach.
[00:04] <Brain> dare, I install everything with ubuntu
[00:04] <dare> oh desktop edition?
[00:05] <Brain> th0r, No LSB modules are available.
[00:05] <Brain> Distributor ID: Ubuntu
[00:05] <Brain> Description:    Ubuntu 9.04
[00:05] <Brain> Release:        9.04
[00:05] <Brain> Codename:       jaunty
[00:05] <FloodBot1> Brain: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:05] <dezert> I need help please
[00:05] <dare> brain, what happens when you gnome-session as a user in terminal?
[00:05] <th0r> Brain: how did you get kernel 2.6.18 on jaunty?
[00:05] <bucky> th0r: will fix it.. what does  lsb_release -a  say Brain?
[00:05] <mdg> pulga: try this:
[00:05] <Brain> I just typed it in
[00:05] <Brain> No LSB modules are available.
[00:05] <Brain> Distributor ID: Ubuntu
[00:05] <Brain> Description:    Ubuntu 9.04
[00:05] <Brain> Release:        9.04
[00:05] <Brain> Codename:       jaunty
[00:06] <FloodBot1> Brain: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:06] <b3rz3rk3r> Brain, pastebin mate
[00:06] <mdg> pulga: update-manager -d
[00:06] <jpds> Brain: Use http://paste.ubuntu.com
[00:06] <Brain> Ok I will for future uses
[00:06] <dare> brain, what happens if you type 'gnome-session' ?
[00:06] <bucky> good!
[00:06] <Brain> dare,** (gnome-session:22191): WARNING **: Cannot open display:
[00:07] <dare> ps aux | grep X11 is empty?
[00:07] <Brain> What do you mean?
[00:08] <boss_mc> pulga: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[00:08] <omnydevi> Greetings, I had a dual boot of xp/ubuntu jaunty 64. i just updated xp 64 to win7 64 and naturally, grub is broke. any idea how to fix it?
[00:09] <dezert> I replaced my display card, how can I install the new one?
[00:09] <mdg> pulga: actually "sudo apt-get upgrade" should do it
[00:09] <minimec> omnydevi: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351
[00:09] <dare> omnydevi, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351
[00:09] <Brain> Why do I get this when I do "startx" in the terminal? ___xinit:  No such file or directory (errno 2):  unable to connect to X server____xinit:  No such process (errno 3):  Server error. xauth: (argv):1:  bad display name "WS-10247.fsckvps.com:0" in "remove" command
[00:09] <pulga> ok, but the release keeps on 8,04
[00:10] <dare> aw minimec is faster googler than I :(
[00:10] <pulga> i am trying to upgrade to 8,10
[00:10] <anomoly> I'm trying to install something from a PPA using these instructions: https://launchpad.net/+help/soyuz/ppa-sources-list.html  , in step 2 of the authentication portion is keyserver.ubuntu.com literal or do I need to find a keyserver for the specific PPA?
[00:10] <mdg> pulga:  "sudo apt-get upgrade" or "sudo apt-get dist-upgrae"  should do it
[00:10] <boss_mc> pulga: dist-upgrade should do it...
[00:10] <minimec> dare: let's say, I had to do that recently with a USB Stick ;)
[00:10] <bucky> Brain: so you created an primary user during install named "root" ?
[00:10] <omnydevi> minimec: dare: will give it a whirl, thanks :D
[00:11] <Brain> bucky, I don't think I did. Root user is the main one. And david is my other user account.
[00:11] <pulga> i had tried it
[00:11] <boss_mc> pulga: or sudo apt-get install update-manager-core && sudo do-release-upgrade
[00:11] <bucky> Brain: can you sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg  and then try startx again
[00:11] <pulga> ok
[00:12] <pulga> but the release doesn't upgrade
[00:12] <mdg> maybe brain should log out and David should log in
[00:12] <Brain> bucky, I get this when I try to do that sudo,____sudo: unable to resolve host WS-10247.fsckvps.com
[00:12] <dezert> How can I install a new display card?
[00:12] <bucky> mdg he's logged into freenode on windows right now.. so...
[00:12] <Brain> And this "/var/lib/dpkg/info/xserver-xorg.prerm: fork: Cannot allocate memory"
[00:12] <pulga>  lsb_release  -a
[00:13] <pulga> Distributor ID: Ubuntu
[00:13] <pulga> Description:    Ubuntu 8.04.3 LTS
[00:13] <pulga> Release:        8.04
[00:13] <pulga> Codename:       hardy
[00:13] <FloodBot1> pulga: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:13] <mdg> pulga: did you "sudo apt-get update" first before you tried upgrading?
[00:14] <Brain> "sudo: unable to resolve host WS-10247.fsckvps.com__ /var/lib/dpkg/info/xserver-xorg.prerm: fork: Cannot allocate memory"
[00:14] <th0r> bucky: hosts has to contain the name of the local host for X to work...sounds like that name isn't in /etc/hosts. But.....it sounds like jaunty was installed over something else, and that, of course, won't work
[00:14] <mdesiderio1> I could use some help determining why my system keeps freezeing, anybody has some good tips?
[00:14] <minimec> dezert: First... plug it in. Then see what happens... I am kidding. If you were using the restricted drivers from ATI/Nvidia, remove them first. then change the card. Ubuntu will tell you, if there are restricted drivers available again for your card.
[00:14] <Brain> So how might I solve this problem?
[00:15] <mdg> Brain: I'd power down and reboot for a start
[00:15] <dezert> minimec I was using nvidia drivers, how do I remove them?
[00:15] <bucky> Brain: i think you have a bad install
[00:16] <kbp> I have Ubuntu Server 9.04 with Apache. There are 3 directories but the directory index just shows 2 directory. Any suggestion? (I checked permission and all those 3 have same permissions, even with owner and creator)
[00:16] <minimec> dezert: There is a GUI for it in the System menu. 'Hardware Driver' or something. I am using a german version here ;)
[00:17] <dezert> Minimes, yes but when I go there it says that no proprietary drivers are being used
[00:17] <bucky> kbp: did you edit /etc/apache2/sites-available/default and comment out RedirectMatch ^/$ /apache2-default/  ?
[00:18] <peij> hi. How can I use pulseaudio and alsa applications as the same time ? (amarok and flash videos in firefox for instance)
[00:18] <bucky> kbp: also it sounds like a virtual server config problem https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/httpd.html
[00:18] <mdesiderio1> Hi, I have ubuntu 9.04 in a Sony vaio P laptop. It keeps freezing randomly. Does anyone have tips on how to determine the cause or maybe fix the problem?
[00:18] <minimec> dezert: Ok. So you don't use them. What Nvidia are you using? Maybe try to activate that restricted driver first, before changing the card. May be you don't want to change the card afterwards *rofl* ;)
[00:18] <kbp> bucky: I just check and there is no RedirectMatch during the config file
[00:19] <bucky> kbp: also it sounds like a virtual server config problem https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/httpd.html
[00:19] <Flare183> peij: You have to install the PulseAudio Settings Manager thingy (I think)
[00:20] <icarus> how do you have mutable backgrounds per workspace using compilz fuzion?
[00:20] <peij> thank you Flare183, i'll try this
[00:21] <dezert> Minimec, actually I installed my old hard drive with ubuntu installed on it on a new pc that has a built in on-board intel display card, so do I need to re  install ubuntu?
[00:21] <Flare183> peij: Your welcome
[00:21] <komputes> icarus: mutable backgrounds?
[00:21] <kbp> bucky: I've just checked the log and there is no problem with config file (as it gives no error)... :D
[00:21] <icarus> komputes, yes
[00:21] <komputes> icarus: background wallpapers are images and do not output sound
[00:21] <Flare183> komputes: I think he means multiple backgrounds
[00:22] <minimec> dezert: Probably not. Are you using Ubuntu 9.04 jaunty? Can you pastebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[00:22] <komputes> Flare183: even then, I do not understand the question
[00:22] <toyimp> I need to install Winblows on my system. But there is no ntfs partition on my HDD at the moment. Is it possible to create a partition from Ubuntu and then reboot and install winblows on there?
[00:22] <toyimp> If so what partition program is decent?
[00:22] <dezert> minimec, what's pastebin?
[00:22] <komputes> Flare183: nm got it
[00:22] <Ddoa> Hi all
[00:23] <Flare183> komputes: ok
[00:23] <minimec> !pastebin > dezert
[00:23] <fosa> to untar to a directory, is: tar xvzf dir/filename.gz -?
[00:23] <bucky> toyimp: use gparted to shrink a partition and make room for a new one
[00:23] <icarus> Flare183, i meant how do i have a diffrent wallparer per workspace
[00:23] <dtchen> peij: if you're using a default 8.10 or 9.04 config, that's already the case [that FF+Flash and Amarok work fine]
[00:23] <Xerran> if i install "ubuntu restricted extras" will it kill my flash x64?
[00:23] <komputes> icarus: you cannot in gnome, but you can in kde
[00:23] <Flare183> icarus: Ahh ok
[00:23] <toyimp> bucky, thanks!
[00:23] <debo> what is the best mail server to install on ubuntu
[00:23] <Dr_Willis> debo:  depends on your needs i imagine.
[00:23] <komputes> icarus: there is a utility to do it in gnome but it does not work well, let me find the name
[00:24] <Dr_Willis> !mail
[00:24] <bucky> exim
[00:24] <th0r> toyimp: but be aware you will lose linux when you install windows
[00:24] <fosa> to untar to a directory, is: tar xvzf dir/filename.gz -?
[00:24] <bucky> postfix
[00:24] <dtchen> peij: it's only if you modify the default configuration that you would need to change System Settings (specifically, the KDE config module for audio/ Phonon) and/or /etc/pulse/default.pa
[00:24] <diegolinux> alguem ai sabe como pegar ip no linux?
[00:24] <peij> dtchen: Unfortunately it doesn't work. I launched pulseaudio in verbos mode to track, and when i wan't to read a video in FF, it cuts alsa off
[00:24] <icarus> i use gnome
[00:25] <toyimp> th0r, even if I add a NTFS partition?
[00:25] <debo> Dr_Willis: Small team
[00:25] <peij> dtchen: I'm using kde, yes.
[00:25] <dtchen> peij: did you modify anything, e.g., create /etc/asound.conf or ~/.asoundrc?
[00:25] <dezert> !pastebin  # nvidia-xconfig: X configuration file generated by nvidia-xconfig
[00:25] <dezert> # nvidia-xconfig:  version 1.0  (buildmeister@builder62)  Tue Mar 24 06:15:32 PST 2009
[00:25] <dezert> # xorg.conf (X.Org X Window System server configuration file)
[00:25] <dezert> #
[00:25] <dezert> # This file was generated by dexconf, the Debian X Configuration tool, using
[00:25] <FloodBot1> dezert: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:25] <peij> dtchen: not at all :/
[00:26] <dtchen> peij: open KDE's System Settings, and choose the Audio module
[00:26] <th0r> toyimp: you will lose grub and be unable to boot into linux...you will only be able to boot into windows. You can reinstall grub and get linux back, but will have to edit the menu.lst file to add windows to the boot menu after that
[00:26] <komputes> icarus: drapes was the name of the package but it doesn't allow you to have 1 pic per desktop, more like a picture rotation - i think that was what was included in KDE as well
[00:26] <Legendario> can anyone help me to edit the xorg.conf file? I have a 640x480 resolution even with the nvidia driver...
[00:26] <peij> dtchen: i'm there
[00:26] <komputes> icarus: do you run compiz?
[00:26] <Guest719> any one here good with mysql it seems I dont have "voice" on the mysql channel :/
[00:26] <blip> i found a good site to reinstall gtub
[00:26] <minimec> dezert: Copy /etc/X11/xorg.conf here http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[00:26] <th0r> toyimp: linux will still be on the drive, but you won't be able to boot into it, windows replaces grub as the boot loader
[00:27] <dtchen> peij: for all the Audio output choices, make sure you change it so that PulseAudio is at the top of the list
[00:27] <toyimp> th0r, ugh even more reasons to hate windows.
[00:27] <peij> dtchen: so, every software would use pulseaudio instead of alsa ?
[00:27] <boss_mc> Guest719: ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:27] <dezert> minimec , ok, just did
[00:27] <hey`> hey  have *rb3e0s w5th 0y 2eyb6ard
[00:27] <J_Litewski> alright, major problem, openoffice.org-writer2latex was updating when the computer froze, and now it's freaking out when I'm trying to install OOo 3.1
[00:27] <icarus> no i want a diffrent pic per workspace
[00:27] <toyimp> th0r, thanks :) I think I might just reinstall linux. I'll try and save what i can. You are a big help. Like always.
[00:27] <th0r> toyimp: if you had installed windows first and then linux....linux is smart enough to work it all out
[00:27] <hey`>  cant ty*e
[00:27] <blip> tes
[00:28] <Dr_Willis> icarus:  gnome dont support that 'complex' feature. :) no idea why..
[00:28] <minimec> dezert: So you have to paste the link here, so I can see it too ;)
[00:28] <th0r> toyimp: if you are considering a reinstall, you might want to do windows first, and then linux
[00:28] <komputes> icarus: with compiz you can do that, but gnome only allows for one desktop wallpaper by default
[00:28] <komputes> icarus: http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/07/28/stackswitch-and-wallpaper-plugins-with-compiz-076/
[00:28] <dtchen> peij: all KDE and Qt ones, yes
[00:28] <hey`> my kb is crazy help me
[00:28] <dtchen> peij: (they'd fall back to direct ALSA)
[00:28] <toyimp> th0r, yeah I've done that before. But I installed linux on my whole drive. And yeah I'll be doing windows first then linux.
[00:28] <b3rz3rk3r> toyimp, use a livecd to grab your data first
[00:28] <jdu> toyimp, so you can reinstall the programs you already installed, try aptoncd
[00:28] <dezert> Minimec, ok, http://paste.ubuntu.com/248921/
[00:28] <Brain> GNOME is not starting for me when I do "startx". I receive this error " ddxSigGiveUp: Closing log
[00:28] <Brain> giving up. ___ xinit:  No such file or directory (errno 2):  unable to connect to X server____xinit:  No such process (errno 3):  Server error._____xauth: (argv):1:  bad display name "WS-10247.fsckvps.com:0" in "remove" command"
[00:29] <peij> dtchen: ok, it's done. by the way, I've just noticed that i didn't have any system sound played anymore, I don't remember when it started
[00:29] <toyimp> b3rz3rk3r, thanks. Its juts a few files though. And a zip or two. :)
[00:29] <th0r> Brain: this isn't a fresh ubuntu install, is it
[00:29] <Saruji_> hey guys, quick question, whenever I run the command "top" I get my list of processes, but cant get out of it, is there a key combo or something to get back to the prompt?
[00:29] <jdu> Saruji, q
[00:29] <Brain> how do I do a fresh install of Ubuntu after I install it?
[00:29] <toyimp> jdu, I'll look into it :)
[00:29] <Saruji_> jdu thx
[00:29] <minimec> dezert: Ok. I see that your xorg.conf is a configuration for the nvidia restricted driver. I would do the fallowing...
[00:30] <icarus> thanks
[00:30] <peij> dtchen: should I restart pulseaudio, my system or something ?
[00:30] <th0r> Brain: I  mean there was a linux server installed in the  computer before you started adding ubuntu
[00:30] <hey`> my kb is crazy help me
[00:30] <hey`> pls
[00:30] <Legendario> can anyone help me to edit the xorg.conf file? I have a 640x480 resolution even with the nvidia driver...
[00:30] <Brain> so how do I do a fresh install of Ubuntu?
[00:30] <jdu> hey`, define 'crazy'
[00:30] <dtchen> peij: try logging out and back in
[00:30] <hey`> thh5s
[00:30] <jdu> hey`, in what way?
[00:30] <Dr_Willis> Legendario:  you did run the nvidia-settings tool  as root and tried changing it with that?
[00:30] <hey`>  cant ty*e 5t sh64s
[00:30] <komputes> icarus: no problem, and don't forget to start your comments with the person's nickname, otherwise we don't get notified that you are talking to a specific person
[00:30] <minimec> dezert: Do you get a graphical login or does ubuntu start in low graphics mide?
[00:31] <b3rz3rk3r> Brain, use the liveCD and just nuke it all again by ticking the "format" option when doing partitions
[00:31] <peij> dtchen: ok, thanks a lot, see you in a few minutes :)
[00:31] <Brain> I don't have a livecd
[00:31] <Legendario> Dr_Willis, yes, but it doesn't show any better option
[00:31] <hey`> shows up numbers instead of letters
[00:31] <Xerran> if I install "Ubuntu Restricted Extras" will it kill my "FLASH x64"?
[00:31] <dezert> minimec: I do get a graphical login but with a low resolution
[00:31] <sexy-coder-girl> Hello, this is a bit of a longshot, but I thought I'd give it a try (##openbox is quite empty). I am using OpenBox window manager and what I'd love to have is a keyboard shortcut that would enable/disable the "Focus windows when mouse pointer moves over them" option.
[00:31] <hey`> i must hold up 'Fn' to get type
[00:31] <jdu> hey`, ?  is the keyboard layout changed?  in the keyboard preference?
[00:31] <jdu> hey`, laptop?
[00:31] <hey`> yes
[00:31] <sexy-coder-girl> Anyone have a tip for that?
[00:32] <hey`> lap top
[00:32] <jdu> hey`, try numlock key
[00:32] <Brain> is there any way to do a fresh install of Ubuntu without the livecd?
[00:32] <Dr_Willis> Legendario:   thats odd.
[00:32] <Dr_Willis> Brain:  you can make a bootable flash drive  with Unetbootin
[00:32] <jdu> hey`, hit it once, and see if it fixes it.  You might need to do fn+nmlk
[00:32] <hey`> jdu you saved my life.
[00:32] <Brain> I'm using a remote server
[00:32] <hey`> it was that!
[00:32] <Brain> So I don't have access to it
[00:32] <Brain> VPS server
[00:32] <hey`> damn I hate my friends!
[00:32] <jdu> hey`, no problem ;)
[00:32] <Adys> Someone help me out there: http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/amd64/lib32asound2-plugins/filelist - Where can I find libasound_module_pcm_pulse.so 32bit? it's not in there =/
[00:33] <th0r> now it comes out
[00:33] <hey`> it was only 30 seconds, and they did this to me!
[00:33] <minimec> dezert: I would open the synaptic package manager and check isf there are some nvidia packages still installed. search in the search function (not with quicksearch) for nvidia.
[00:33] <hey`> thank you very much jdu :)
[00:33] <Adys> the description of this package says it supports pulse but obviously it doesnt..
[00:33] <Brain> is there any way to do a fresh install of Ubuntu without the livecd and I'm using a VPS server so I don't have access to it.?
[00:33] <minimec> dezert: There is probably something like nvidia-180-kernel-source ... ,)
[00:33] <Legendario> Dr_Willis, I have no idea why. I was with hardy and everything was ok. But since i made a fresh install of jaunty on my root partition, I could never have the standard resolution
[00:34] <linuxdude> unetbootin
[00:34] <earthen> Brain,  so what your saying is that you want to do a remote install of ubuntu
[00:34] <MTeck> I'm installing Ubuntu from the alternate CD and I want to setup an encrypted partition. The optiosn for a key are either Passphrase or Random Key. I know what Passprase is - what's Random Key? Is it a randomly generated password I need to remember?
[00:34] <Brain> Basically
[00:34] <Brain> yes
[00:34] <dezert> minimec: yes there is nvidia-180...
[00:34] <Dr_Willis> Legendario:  perhaps ya installed the wrong driver/version for your video card.  theres nvidia-180 then some older/legacy version
[00:35] <earthen> Brain, I'm 100% sure but i don;t think that is possable
[00:35] <Brain> is it possible to do a remote install of ubuntu?
[00:35] <minimec> dezert: remove all that nvidia stuff completly...
[00:35] <Brain> ok
[00:35] <jdu> MTeck, I am not sure, but I assume with a random key, the key would be stored somewhere and you would not have to type a passphrase.
[00:35] <bobu> is there any compatibility with paltalk in linux?
[00:35] <Legendario> Dr_Willis, I installed the latest version available on my system: 173
[00:36] <earthen> Brain, you would need someone to start the install at least far enough to get ssh up and running
[00:36] <earthen> Brain, then you could take over
[00:36] <Brain> Ok thank you.
[00:37] <peij> dtchen: Ok, that works fine, thank you very much !
[00:37] <dezert> minimec, there's a package called xserver-xorg-video-nv , should I remove it too?
[00:37] <earthen> Brain, np but like i said I'm not 100% sure
[00:37] <nightrid3r> i have a sound problem with skype, sound works but the level of the mic is so low that its almost impossible to understand me, i put all slides i could find in oudio mixer to full, is there anyithing i can do, its not a hardware problem, it worked fine in windows
[00:37] <minimec> dezert: No. That is the opensource nvidia driver. That one is installed by default.
[00:37] <Legendario> Dr_Willis, done that with the restricted drivers tool. No mistake possible i guess. Can you help with the xorg.conf file and see if I can solve this?
[00:38] <peij> dtchen: can I ask you a few more questions about pulseaudio and alsa ?
[00:38] <dtchen> peij: np
[00:38] <dtchen> peij: sure
[00:38] <Saruji_> hey guys i'm having a hard time installing new nvidia drivers...is there a simple how to?....whenever I launch sudo sh Nvidia driver name, it tells me that I have to exit X, is there an option to bypass this or do I have to be logged out of X?
[00:38] <minimec> dezert: After having deleted the nvidia stuff, open a gnome-terminal.. a simple console.
[00:39] <jjg> i've burned 4 cdroms on OSX with v9.0.4 and none are working when trying to install .. has anyone successfully burnt installation media with OSX?  If so, what was the procedure?
[00:39] <Dr_Willis> Legendario:  my xorg.conf is basically blank.  Not sure how its gettting the info
[00:39] <nightrid3r> Saruji: type init 1 then launch nvidia setup
[00:39] <earthen> Saruji, go to hardware driver iand select it from listn  syatem/admin
[00:39] <dare> jjg, it does not boot or you receive read errors when installing?
[00:39] <dezert> Minimec: ok, removed them and opened terminal
[00:40] <Dr_Willis> Legendario:  heres mine. but its set for a nvidia 8800gtsxxx and twinview on 2 monitors.
[00:40] <Xerran> if I install "Ubuntu Restricted Extras" will it kill my "FLASH x64"?
[00:40] <Dr_Willis> Legendario:  pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[00:40] <Dr_Willis> http://pastebin.com/f1ae87c3a
[00:40] <Saruji_> earthen I do and the ones that come with jaunty are having problems with my system using compiz, someone one here suggested that I upgrade to the newest drivers and that my gnome crashing was due to a known error
[00:40] <dtchen> Xerran: if you manually installed the 64-bit alpha of Flash 10, yes
[00:40] <jjg> dare .. my first time i used a command line util in osx and it would start the install, but there were erros and the disk verification failed ... when I burn with TOAST it won't even boot and when i use disk utility i get "error reading boot cd."
[00:40] <minimec> dezert: Now we reconfigure the xserver to its automatic default settings. type sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[00:40] <peij> dtchen: basically, what is the difference between pulse and alsa ? why is alsa selected by default since it causes conflicts with pulse ? :s
[00:40] <earthen> Saruji,  are you running 64bit
[00:40] <Saruji_> nightrid3r: so sudo init 1 sh NVIDIA driver
[00:40] <Saruji_> earthen: no
[00:40] <Xerran> dtchen, will i then just have to reinstall it?
[00:40] <dtchen> peij: pulse is a sound server that runs on top of alsa.
[00:41] <goku12205> hi
[00:41] <jdu> Saruji, make sure you close out anything important before you do that!
[00:41] <earthen> Saruji, ok cause i had that problem running 64 bit ubuntu didn't find it and had to go back to 32 bit runs fine for me now
[00:41] <yeoj> I just plugged in a USB mass storage device, and is shows up in dmesg, how can i tell what sd device it is?
[00:41] <dtchen> peij: it augments alsa, providing extra functionality like the ability to set independent volumes for each application and being to migrate them on-the-fly to different sinks (where sinks can exist on separate machines)
[00:41] <dezert> Minimec, ok should I choose the defaults?
[00:42] <nightrid3r> Saruji: init 1 will stop x, you'll probably have to login after that (not sure) then you can launch nvidia installer
[00:42] <minimec> dezert: Probalby yes. Even unusal, the 'gui' is quiet intuitive...
[00:42] <Xerran> thanks
[00:42] <Saruji_> jdu ok sounds good thanks, earthen guess we'll see :) my newbie butt is totally new to this
[00:42] <Legendario> Dr_Willis, mine too. Since XORG version included in intrepid, the x server is reling mostly on HAL to set screen resolution. xorg.conf file overput that but it is starting to get deprecated... but i've never had to touch on it
[00:42] <dare> jjg, which disk verification? the one the iso burner performs?
[00:42] <peij> dtchen: oh.. I still don't understand why alsa is selected by default then.. Pulse seems to be quite better !
[00:42] <Saruji_> nightrid3r: k will do
[00:42] <earthen> Saruji, I'm pretty new to this all my self actully
[00:42] <jdu> peij, pulse has been historically buggy
[00:43] <dezert> minimec: ok done
[00:43] <jjg> dare .. no the ubuntu verification .. but that was when i used hdutil from the CLI .. i don't even know if is a proper way to do it ( was my first attempt )
[00:43] <minimec> dezert: After having done that, you can logout and do a reboot, because the nvidia kernel modules are still loaded... I will have a cigarette break.. Godd luck ;)
[00:43] <dtchen> peij: kubuntu lags ubuntu in the migration to pulse, which is deliberate
[00:44] <dare> jjg, try to perform a verification of the disc against the iso in os x (i don't use it so don't know exactly how)
[00:44] <dtchen> peij: the kubuntu developers feel that pulse is not yet ready (which is a sentiment i share, since the Qt/KDE gui bits are just now being developed)
[00:44] <dezert> Minimec: ok, i'll give it a try, thanks :)
[00:44] <jjg> dare .. setting that up now
[00:44] <Saruji> jdu so.....after I did init 1, you were right yes it kicked me out of X, then I got a prompt to either 1)resume 2) run config 3)boot into root sheel<---- is this the one I should run?
[00:44] <dare> jjg, then you can see whether it is fault with installer/setup or poor quality media (or burned at too fast speed)
[00:44] <Orange_v_Blue> I'm having some sort of multimedia issue. I get little skips in anything I play, in any player, except when I mouse over (and it plays itself). It's entirely frustrating, and comes and goes-Some days it won't do it at all, but most of the time it's there. This also makes it difficult to diagnose. Any ideas or help on eliminating this? thanks
[00:44] <Guest72311> my monitor wont change res stuck in 800x600
[00:44] <peij> dtchen, jdu, thanks a lot for the explanation.
[00:44] <jdu> Saruji, yes
[00:44] <Saruji> jdu thx
[00:44] <Guest72311> using ubuntu 8.04
[00:44] <Saruji> jdu here we go again :D
[00:44] <earthen> Saruji, when I install the latest driver for my 64 bit ubuntu i followed this How too http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=57368
[00:44] <Guest72311> : (
[00:45] <Orange_v_Blue> Guest72311: Is it a laptop or a desktop?
[00:45] <Saruji> sweet thx
[00:45] <peij> dtchen: i've also heard about esound. Is it like pulse ? is it a good idea to replace pulse by esound ?
[00:45] <dare> jjg, are you using cd-r/cd-rw?
[00:45] <peij> dtchen: (sorry for my english :/)
[00:45] <dtchen> peij: pulseaudio replaces esound completely
[00:45] <jjg> dare cd-r
[00:45] <lb_> Good evening! I need some help for bash. :( I am running a program on my windows partition and its path is supposed to be in a shell variable:  $ program="/mnt/windos/Program\ Files/Application1/app \n $ $program $params $file  Problem: However I encode the whitespace (plain " " or "\ ") and if I use single or double quotes - my shell always tells me that "...Program" or "...Program\" is not found - No such file or directory
[00:45] <dare> jjg, it took me many burns to get the installer to work when i used cd-rw many years ago
[00:46] <lb_> what am I doin wrong :(
[00:46]  * jjg sigh
[00:46] <phreak> ok im a noob  have a question im tweeking my install and i wana stop kde from saving a copy of every text i edit were do i find that preference i been searching net and files any help here
[00:46] <jdu> peij, some people use JACK which is better if you are _serious_ about your sound
[00:46] <dare> jjg, try burning at slowest speed your burner allows
[00:46] <jdu> peij, but complicated for most people including me
[00:46] <peij> dtchen: oki, but the fact that it's buggy scares me a little.
[00:46] <jjg> dare, ok thanks
[00:46] <dtchen> jdu: beware the largely arbitrary and artificial distinction in that regard. jackd is for professional audio; pulseaudio is for standard desktop audio.
[00:46] <peij> jdu: I don't think i'll try this then ;)
[00:47] <dare> jjg, and perform verification of disc against iso right after burning to save yourself from wasting your time
[00:47] <jjg> dare .. ok, thanks
[00:47] <jdu> dtchen, good point
[00:47] <jdu> dtchen, I should be less assuming.  using alsa and pulseaudio now atm anyway
[00:48] <dare> jjg, or order install cd's and wait several weeks :-)
[00:48] <peij> dtchen: last question if you don't mind
[00:48] <Saruji_> lol ok and one more time
[00:48] <phreak> ok im a noob  have a question im tweeking my install and i wana stop kde from saving a copy of every text i edit were do i find that preference i been searching net and files any help here
[00:48] <earthen> I'm trying to open the Listening port for Transmission, i've setup port forwarding and still it says the port is close is there something else i need to do in ubuntu to open it?
[00:49] <peij> dtchen: you said that pulse can manage sound outputs for each application, but kmix doesn't seam to offer this ability, should I install another mixer instead ?
[00:49] <Dr_Willis> phreak:  you mean you want to stop 'kate' from making 'backups' ? that should be in the kate settings somewhere.
[00:49] <stroyan> lb_:  Your problem may be a simple typo hiding in the $program.  Try "echo $program" and "ls $program".  Reduce $program to a prefix part of the full path and try again.
[00:49] <sexy-coder-girl> earthen, when I had that problem I my firewall blocking that port.
[00:50] <peij> dtchen: cause this functionnality exists under windows seven, and i really like it :)
[00:50] <phreak> ill look into kate thanks
[00:50] <Legendario> Dr_Willis, can u help me on this task?
[00:50] <earthen> sexy-coder-girl, I don't have a firewall running other than the one on my router that i setup the port forwarding on
[00:51] <synfin> Can I pass a bash function to a script or command?  e.g., find . -iname 'something' -exec FANCY_FUNCTION {} \; ?
[00:51] <newbyx86> Pass a bash function to a script? Like pass the output?
[00:51] <synfin> No
[00:51] <sexy-coder-girl> earthen, *shrug*
[00:51] <earthen> sexy-coder-girl, as far as i know ubuntu doesn't come with one by default
[00:51] <synfin> I mean, pass a function like you could pass a script to execute.  So execute a function iinstead of a script.
[00:51] <jdu> synfin, clarify please?
[00:51] <sexy-coder-girl> earthen, what about iptables? :)
[00:52] <earthen> sexy-coder-girl, ok thanks I'm at a loss to atm :-/
[00:52] <earthen> sexy-coder-girl, yes it there but it has no rules setup i think
[00:52] <jdu> sexy-coder-girl, by default, ubuntu uses ufw
[00:52] <synfin> Example.  I want to use the -exec option of find.  Normally I could pass it a bash script `-exec  SOME_SCRIPT.sh {}`, and all would be dandy.  But I want to pass it a predefined bash function, `-exec SOME_FUNCTION {}`
[00:52] <sexy-coder-girl> jdu, ah
[00:53] <dezert> minimec: I still have low resolution :(
[00:53] <jdu> sexy-coder-girl, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFirewall
[00:53] <dtchen> peij: kmix is only a mixer gui; it doesn't care what's providing the underlying mixer. in your case, pulseaudio is providing it (when in fact pulseaudio is just abstracting the underlying alsa hw:)
[00:53] <minimec> dezert: Can you pastebin your 'new' /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[00:53] <earthen> sexy-coder-girl, I all ways thought ubuntu's way of having a firewall was just to not have any services running the were listening on any ports
[00:53] <bacon1989> Hi, I was wondering if it would be  abad idea to transfer my hard drive with the Ubuntu OS over to a new ccomputer
[00:53] <sexy-coder-girl> earthen, I duuno, anyway, on a fresh install, what I did when I had that problem is `sudo apt-get install firestarter` then in its settings I allowed incoming to that port that Transmission uses. Not saying that *this* is why you're having problem; just saying that it helped me.
[00:54] <thiebaude> !ufw
[00:54] <Dr_Willis> Legendario:  ive not added any entries to xorg.conf in years.. when i last had to - i used some 'xmodeline' generator web site.. but im not even sure it generates proper x modeline info any more for the X versions out.
[00:54] <bacon1989> would I have compatbilitiy issues?
[00:54] <jdu> bacon1989, should be no problem
[00:54] <bacon1989> ok, i'll give that a try
[00:54] <dezert> Minimec: here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/248924/
[00:54] <jdu> bacon1989, ubuntu's default kernel is very generic and will manage just fine with a change.
[00:54] <Orange_v_Blue> I'm having some sort of multimedia issue. I get little skips in anything I play, in any player, except when I mouse over (and it plays itself). It's entirely frustrating, and comes and goes-Some days it won't do it at all, but most of the time it's there. This also makes it difficult to diagnose. Any ideas or help on eliminating this? thanks
[00:54] <bacon1989> awesome! i'm using server edition
[00:55] <lb_> thanks, stroyan. Trying that. The problem was in the space charactor of the folder name "Program Files". It is echo'd just right. ls is interesting: it says "cannot access /mnt/windos/Program\Files/Appli[...]" - there should have been an escaped whitespace though, I wonder what happened. :-O
[00:55] <bacon1989> any diff?
[00:55] <Legendario> Dr_Willis, I am willing to try. Do you still have it's address?
[00:55] <earthen> sexy-coder-girl, ok thanks then maybe it is something i have to do in ubuntu
[00:55] <minimec> dezert: Ok. Now you are using the vesa driver. ;)
[00:55] <jdu> bacon1989, I don't think so
[00:55] <jdu> bacon1989, but I haven't experimented with that so much.
[00:55] <dezert> Minimec: is that good? :))
[00:55] <minimec> dezert: Open <Alt>F2 gksudo gedit
[00:55] <bacon1989> ok, thanks for the advice. I'll give it a try
[00:55] <peij> dtchen: Oki, thank you again for everything, your help was very precious !
[00:56] <jdu> bacon1989, with regard to moving hard drives
[00:56] <lb_> stroyan: No, sorry, that was just a typo. With the space after the backslash, it's the same with ls: "No such file or directory"
[00:56] <Orange_v_Blue> I'm having some sort of multimedia issue. I get little skips in anything I play, in any player, except when I mouse over (and it plays itself). It's entirely frustrating, and comes and goes-Some days it won't do it at all, but most of the time it's there. This also makes it difficult to diagnose. Any ideas or help on eliminating this? thanks
[00:56] <jdu> synfin, did you get your answer?
[00:56] <minimec> Then open the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file. Attention! WE are 'root' now ;)
[00:56] <dezert> Minimec: ok
[00:57] <dtchen> peij: np
[00:57] <jdu> Orange_v_Blue, what player are you using?  You might try a different one.
[00:57] <synfin> jdu: No
[00:58] <minimec> dezert: In your pastebin in line 23 Driver "vesa" , do a '#' in front of it like in the first line '# xorg.conf (X.Org ...'
[00:58] <jdu> synfin, was the question whether it would work with a user defined bash function?  or did I still not understand.  If so, yes it should work
[00:58] <Orange_v_Blue> jdu: that's the thing, I have... Movie player, movie player w/xine backend, VLC, and amarok 1.4 (I downgraded) all do this... :/
[00:59] <synfin> jdu: That is correct.  Let me come up with a test on my box.
[00:59] <dezert> Minimec: where do you want me to do that? in xorg.conf?
[00:59] <Orange_v_Blue> jdu: for a while, switching worked, but then they each ultimately failed...for a while, killing a couple processes helped sometimes, but not always, and not anymore.
[00:59] <jdu> Orange_v_Blue, then I doubt I can help.
[01:00] <Orange_v_Blue> jdu: any ideas where else to look, in terms of search terms? I'm having a hard time with that part...
[01:00] <minimec> dezert: Yes. in xorg.conf '#' at the beginnig of the line 'Driver "vesa"' Like that, the line is ignored by the system...
[01:00] <jdu> Orange_v_Blue, you might switch away from pulseaudio or look around to see if there is a driver problem with your card (always possible)
[01:01] <Orange_v_Blue> jdu: no card, probably onboard (it's a laptop). I don't even know what pulseaudio really is/does...
[01:01] <minimec> dezert: Save the file like that, clode all software and simply logout. You should see an effect... I hope ;)
[01:01] <thiebaude> !pulseaudio
[01:01] <zorba_> Hi
[01:01] <Orange_v_Blue> jdu: i'm not very good at media, so of course that's what's breaking
[01:01] <jdu> Orange_v_Blue, pulseaudio is a sound server on top of alsa that applications can use to play sound.
[01:01] <Orange_v_Blue> thiebaud: thanks
[01:01] <zorba_> How do you X forward an application that is already open on a remote box?
[01:01] <dezert> Minimec: ok, i'll give it a try :)
[01:01] <thiebaude> Orange_v_Blue, np
[01:02] <thiebaude> Orange_v_Blue, you got your codecs?
[01:02] <Orange_v_Blue> thiebaud: I've gotta learn how to use that thing....
[01:02] <Orange_v_Blue> thiebaud: ... good, bad, and ugly, or renamed equivalent? yes
[01:02] <jdu> zorba_,  ssh -Y username@ip     then appname &
[01:02] <Orange_v_Blue> it plays, it just plays crappy :-)
[01:02] <zorba_> jdu wouldn't that make a new instance of the app?
[01:02] <thiebaude> Orange_v_Blue, stuff like wmv. codecs
[01:03] <vanita> is it possible to get an agere mpc13a-20 mini pci card working with ubuntu?
[01:03] <vanita> it's a 802.11b card built into this toshiba 6100
[01:03] <DaveX> network manager inst detecting any of my devices after upgrade to Juanty
[01:03] <jdu> zorba_, missed the already open part.   It would make another instance or not work.
[01:03] <mattwj2002> hi guys
[01:03] <zorba_> yea, i want the existing instnce
[01:03] <DaveX> however i can connect to the net fine, and firestarter detects them
[01:03] <zorba_> I am trying to pull my pidgin windows from my work box to see if anyone messaged me
[01:03] <mattwj2002> I have question
[01:03] <zorba_> guess i can just check the logs
[01:03] <Orange_v_Blue> thiebaud, i might, but i have no clue, really. Almost everything I have is mp3s. I should look at that more closely, though, that's a point I hadn't really looked at too close
[01:04] <mattwj2002> anyone have a clue if this will work with ubuntu?
[01:04] <mattwj2002> http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=103&cp_id=10304&cs_id=1030401&p_id=48&seq=1&format=3#specification
[01:04] <jdu> zorba_, as far as I know, the closest you can get to viewing an already open program is to use vnc or someting
[01:04] <jdu> zorba_, true
[01:04] <synfin> jdu: -exec is expecting to find a file to  execute.  It bombs on a function call.
[01:04] <zorba_> yea :/ vnc isn't as secure I have heard
[01:04] <thiebaude> Orange_v_Blue, so, video is a problem?
[01:04] <mattwj2002> I can't find any information about what chipset it has and the online tech support had no information on it either
[01:04] <jdu> synfin, odd.  what do you have after the command.  is it  {} +
[01:04] <Orange_v_Blue> thiebaud The actual video plays, but the sound will skip a bit sometimes
[01:04] <synfin> {} \;
[01:04] <zorba_> mattwj2002... seems like a basic PCI usb card should be fine
[01:04] <synfin> jdu: {} \;
[01:04] <DaveX> network manager inst detecting any of my devices after upgrade to Juanty
[01:05] <DaveX> however i can connect to the net fine, and firestarter detects them
[01:05] <mattwj2002> for the price I was thinking I would risk it
[01:05] <mattwj2002> :)
[01:05] <zorba_> lol yea
[01:05] <zorba_> no problems mate
[01:05] <thiebaude> Orange_v_Blue, you on 9.04?
[01:05] <finga> can you help my with a alsa problem? my soundcard worked perfect, but after a hangup while a reboot it crackles extremly
[01:05] <jdu> synfin, hmm
[01:05] <Orange_v_Blue> thiebaud yes
[01:05] <dtchen> finga: adjust the volume settings
[01:05] <thiebaude> ok
[01:06] <mattwj2002> I could just about pay for it with change under my couch :P
[01:06] <jdu> synfin, does the function exit with a 0 exit status?
[01:06] <finga> dtchen: it has nothing to do with the gain
[01:06] <Orange_v_Blue> thiebaude hey I should remember that final e in your nick, it might help
[01:06] <thiebaude> Orange_v_Blue, audio shutters?
[01:07] <deejoe> moo
[01:07] <dtchen> finga: how have you concluded that?
[01:07] <thiebaude> Orange_v_Blue, you said laptop?
[01:07] <synfin> jdu: yes, 0
[01:07] <proq> is this the right room for karmic alpha questions?
[01:07] <dezert> Minimec: It worked :)))   Thanks a lot for your help. I appreciate it :)
[01:07] <minimec> dezert: np ;)
[01:07] <Orange_v_Blue> thiebaude yes on the second one, but what do you mean audio shutters...
[01:07] <jdu> synfin, well I'm not sure what's wrong, but you could instead pipe the output of find into xargs yourcommand
[01:08] <finga> because its the same volume it was bevore, i have a moto interface which runns stand alone and has a VU-meter on it and its exactlich -0,5 dB bevore 0 dB peak
[01:08] <thiebaude> Orange_v_Blue, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/totem/+bug/369587
[01:08] <jdu> synfin, so   find . etc. | xargs command
[01:08] <DaveX> network manager inst detecting any of my devices after upgrade to Juanty
[01:08] <DaveX> however i can connect to the net fine, and firestarter detects them
[01:08] <synfin> jdu: k
[01:08] <thiebaude> Orange_v_Blue, im not sure if thats the problem or not in that link i just gave you
[01:08] <Orange_v_Blue> thiebaude that link doesn't look like good news! :D
[01:08] <jdu> synfin, might fix it
[01:08] <jdu> synfin, at least it won't be find's fault if that fails
[01:09] <thiebaude> Orange_v_Blue, yea,  and im not just how to fix your problem
[01:09] <Orange_v_Blue> thiebaude It doesn't look like quite the right problem, it's not just video
[01:09] <Orange_v_Blue> thiebaude naw it's okay, I'm just glad you're as stumped as I am! Now I don't feel so bad...
[01:09] <proq> does anyone know how to autologin in karmic koala?  the autologin options moved and gdm.conf-custom moved as well, which leaves me no gui or cli to set autologin
[01:10] <Orange_v_Blue> thiebaude I mean, it'd be preferable if it was fixable, but if nothing else, that's nice
[01:10] <benjamim_> Hey people ! Ubuntu Podcast will begin in 15min
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[01:10] <finga> dtchen: because its the same volume it was bevore, i have a moto interface which runns stand alone and has a VU-meter on it and its exactlich -0,5 dB peak
[01:10] <thiebaude> benjamim_, thanks
[01:10] <thiebaude> i remember that now
[01:10] <proq> also, does anyone know how to use .xsession for login in gdm in karmic koala?  it's only giving me the options to use gnome or xterm in the session
[01:11] <bucky> Orange_v_Blue: i ended up --purging all the alsa and pulseaudio stuf and doing this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenSound
[01:11] <synfin> jdu: understood
[01:11] <dtchen> finga: are you using only native alsa (no pulseaudio)?
[01:11] <bucky> Orange_v_Blue: i also installed other supporting packages
[01:11] <Orange_v_Blue> bucky: similar problem? audio skipping in music and video?
[01:12] <benjamim_> ;)
[01:12] <jdu> proq, doubt many here use karmic yet   #ubuntu+1    however, you could use startx
[01:12] <bucky> Orange_v_Blue: esound-clients esound-common libasound2 libasound2-plugins linux-sound-base and flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[01:12] <finga> dtchen: in the alsa mixer i've choosed HDA NVidia (alsa mixer) but there 5 to choose 3 of them are pulseaudio
[01:13] <bucky> Orange_v_Blue: no.. since alsa has dropped alsaconf  alsa could not figure out that my sound was an ac97 not an nvidia chipset
[01:13] <thiebaude> benjamim_, the sound is off in their,now?
[01:13] <finga> dtchen if its help its the standard ubuntu jaunty settings
[01:13] <Orange_v_Blue> bucky: but it may help anyway?
[01:13] <EscobarX> .
[01:13] <Orange_v_Blue> bucky: because I'm almost at "whatever it takes"
[01:13] <bucky> Orange_v_Blue: i think so
[01:13] <bucky> i like oss
[01:13] <bucky> it just worked
[01:13] <bucky> less modules less memory
[01:14] <bucky> Orange_v_Blue: get the deb http://www.opensound.com/download.cgi
[01:14] <Orange_v_Blue> bucky: thanks, that's encouraging
[01:14] <lotus> "mysqld_safe &" causes mysql to start and then stop quickly.
[01:14] <bucky> and follow the directions https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenSound
[01:15] <DaveX> network manager inst detecting any of my devices after upgrade to Juanty
[01:15] <DaveX> however i can connect to the net fine, and firestarter detects them
[01:15] <DaveX> network manager inst detecting any of my devices after upgrade to Juanty
[01:15] <DaveX> however i can connect to the net fine, and firestarter detects them
[01:15] <FloodBot1> DaveX: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:15] <lotus> I just "apt-get purge mysql-client; apt-get purge mysql-server; apt-get install mysql-client; apt-get install mysql-server"
[01:15] <bucky> Orange_v_Blue:  try to uninstall that other stuff with dpkg --purge if you can... short of uninstalling other desktop apps
[01:15] <lotus> and it still won't start
[01:15] <tavi> Hey all, I'd like to add something to the top panel in Gnome that would automatically cd into a given directory if i click it--how would i do this?
[01:16] <isnoop> Is there any way to enable copy-on-select in the default terminal for Jaunty?
[01:16] <EscobarX> tavi
[01:16] <EscobarX> drag the folder
[01:16] <Orange_v_Blue> bucky: did you pay for OSS??
[01:16] <bucky> no
[01:16] <EscobarX> to the top and it will stay ther
[01:16] <lotus> tavi, do you want to open a terminal in a specific folder?
[01:16] <tavi> lotus: yeah
[01:16] <Orange_v_Blue> bucky: is that just for longer support, or what?
[01:17] <bucky> Orange_v_Blue: i don't know.. haven't got any email or anything from them
[01:17] <DanDoolini> off topic: how has investing been in S&P during last couple of years?
[01:17] <Jan|> i just installed the latest stable desktop version and want to know how to update firefox with synaptic
[01:17] <Orange_v_Blue> bucky: how long ago did you switch?
[01:17] <lotus> tavi, I don't know how to keep xterm open, but "xterm -e 'cd /home/'" would work if you could figure out that last part
[01:17] <bucky> Orange_v_Blue: they have a freenode channel too  #oss
[01:17] <Orange_v_Blue> bucky: ooh!
[01:17] <bucky> Orange_v_Blue: right after i installed jaunty and i have all the upgrades current
[01:18] <vanita> is there support for the agere mpc13a-20 wireless mini pci card?
[01:18] <dtchen> bucky: AC'97 is a specification, not a sound card
[01:18] <dtchen> finga: what ui are you looking at?
[01:18] <tavi> lotus: thanks :)
[01:18] <PerryArmstrong> we have 60 systems in lab with hardy heron and we are planning to install a server...can the server be of any version of ubuntu
[01:18] <finga> dtchen ui?
[01:19] <bucky> dtchen: then why can't alsa deal with it now?
[01:19] <bucky>  i want alsaconf
[01:19] <finga> dtchen gnome
[01:19] <bucky> i want xorg.conf
[01:19] <dtchen> bucky: why? alsaconf is deprecated. udev is what handles things properly now.
[01:19] <lotus> tavi, use '-hold'
[01:20] <bastidrazor> PerryArmstrong, of course. 8.04 LTS might be a good choice but that is completely your call.
[01:20] <dtchen> bucky: and if udev doesn't handle them, it's a bug in linux
[01:20] <lotus> tavi, it would be something like 'xterm -e "cd /home" -hold
[01:20] <bucky> that could be
[01:20] <tavi> lotus: awesome :D
[01:20] <jdu> PerryArmstrong, yes
[01:20] <dtchen> finga: meaning, are you using the gnome volume control applet, the sound preferences, or alsamixer in a terminal?
[01:20] <MyNameIsLuca> Hmm, why is "#wine" invite only now (wasnt yesterday)...
[01:21] <PerryArmstrong> bastidrazor, jdu; i have the 8.04 server edition...i dont know if its 32 bit or 64 bit...i got it from someone....the systems are installed with 32 bit hardy
[01:21] <bucky> MyNameIsLuca: too many ubuntu users over there asking faq questions
[01:21] <losher> PerryArmstrong: it can be any version, and doesn't even have to be Ubuntu. But I recommend 8.04 for a server for best stability...
[01:21] <bastidrazor> MyNameIsLuca, #winehq is the wine channel
[01:21] <minimec> MyNameIsLuca: They are having Cybersex... *3rofl* #OffTopic ;)
[01:21] <MyNameIsLuca> This does now please the coalision of the army of 500.000 monkeys
[01:21] <bucky> is there a wine and cheeze channel ?
[01:22] <finga> dtchen: i think its the gnome volume control i use a standard setup from debian jaunty with the standard mixer in the upper bar
[01:22] <MyNameIsLuca> Thanks bastid_razor
[01:22] <jdu> PerryArmstrong, ditto losher
[01:22] <bastidrazor> PerryArmstrong,  uname -a will tell you which arch you're running
[01:22] <Jan|> synaptic says Ive got the 3.0.13+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.9.04.1 package, do I have to uninstall before upgrading?
[01:22] <PerryArmstrong> losher; then in case of package updations then how will it be possible...since packages of server and clients should be same
[01:22] <Evet> Which hosting provider do you suggest, in europe?
[01:22] <MyNameIsLuca> minimec: Omfg! Lol ? :)
[01:22] <finga> dtchen: i tried alsaconfig but i get command not found, but alsa-utils is installed
[01:22] <PerryArmstrong> bastidazor; i meant i have the cd of the server edition which is not yet installed....
[01:23] <dtchen> finga: we don't ship alsaconf. it's broken.
[01:23] <PerryArmstrong> bastidrazor; i meant i have the cd of the server edition which is not yet installed....
[01:23] <finga> dtchen: oh ok
[01:23] <dtchen> finga: also, if you use the gnome sound preferences, make sure they're set to Autodetect
[01:24] <bastidrazor> PerryArmstrong, oh. you can download the version you want fairly quickly from http://releases.ubuntu.com/
[01:24] <MyNameIsLuca> Just to fling good news out there, Palnts VS Zombies ... Works like a charm under wine. Be warned, its highly addictive :=)
[01:24] <markl_> anyone here good with xargs?
[01:24] <MyNameIsLuca> Plants
[01:25] <jrib> markl_: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[01:25] <finga> dtchen: i have all on autodetect, it worked bevore i did an reboot where ubuntu hang up, now it i got a crackle if i play something
[01:25] <markl_> how do i get xargs to put quotes around each of the arguments
[01:25] <MyNameIsLuca> markl_: Odd question... good ?
[01:25] <EscobarX> hi,  is there anyway to run wubi under windows 7 , and actually make it work with dual boot, I ve tried and it does`t show the dual boot, :
[01:25] <jiohdi> if you use alt-ctrl f1 what do you type to return to gnome?
[01:25] <dtchen> finga: please use "ubuntu-bug pulseaudio"
[01:25] <finga> dtchen: i will send you the only one errors i got if i enter sudo alsa force-reload
[01:25] <MyNameIsLuca> xargs '{}' \
[01:25] <jrib> markl_: what do you want to accomplish?
[01:25] <finga> dtchen: how do i use it?
[01:25] <bastidrazor> jiohdi, alt ctrl F7
[01:25] <losher> PerryArmstrong: in general that isn't true. Server and client don't have to run the same package versions. Most programs that communicate between systems e.g. ssh, nfs, ftp, samba interoperate happily across a wide number of versions (within reason). Your server could be bsd, windows, solaris, linux, any number of things & still interoperate...
[01:26] <MyNameIsLuca> Youre capten jack sparrow!
[01:26] <antonius602> what's the easiest way to share files between 2 linux computers over LAN
[01:26] <imran> Anyone here who can help with my installing of "Unreal Tournament (99, GOTYE)
[01:26] <markl_> MyNameIsLuca: so: find . -type f -print | xargs '{}
[01:26] <markl_> '
[01:26] <markl_> ?
[01:26] <markl_> and it wont' choke on files with spaces?
[01:26] <dtchen> finga: just type that command
[01:26] <mattwj2002> antonius602 personally I like samba
[01:26] <mattwj2002> :)
[01:26] <mazda01> anyone help with me with a ntfs smb share problem. i can't get write access to the share? here's my forum post. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7742764#post7742764
[01:26] <jrib> markl_: You should read about the -print0 switch in find's man page.
[01:26] <ghindo> antonius602, Samba, SSH, NFS...there are lots of ways.  I like SSH.
[01:26] <bucky> PerryArmstrong: so what version of ubuntu are you using now/
[01:27] <jiohdi> bastidrazor, if something has locked up... how do I find it in terminal (alt-ctrl-f1) to shut it down?
[01:27] <EscobarX> hi,  is there anyway to run wubi under windows 7 , and actually make it work with dual boot, I ve tried and it does`t show the dual boot, :
[01:27] <losher> antonius602: depends on the requirements. Do you need to constant up-to-date accesss to each others files or just copy the occasional file between systems?
[01:27] <MyNameIsLuca> markl_: find /marks/directory -type d -exec chmod 777  -v {} \;
[01:27] <antonius602> mattwj2002 : there really isn't a simple program, like setting up a windows workgroup?
[01:27] <finga> dtchen i did
[01:27] <PerryArmstrong> losher; that's cool....so i am installing the server for one main reason.....for package updations...like there's a concept that the server will cache locally all the packages..and when clients request the packages...the server it will be installed from the serve than from the internet
[01:27] <antonius602> losher : constant access is what i'm trying to acheive..preferably integrated into nautilus
[01:28] <bastidrazor> jiohdi, what something is it? if it is an application use ps aux|grep applicationname  .. but what exactly is locked up?
[01:28] <MyNameIsLuca> markl_: makes all dirs have chmod 777 ... ("-d") ... use "-f" for files
[01:28] <mattwj2002> hmmm
[01:28] <LLStarks> hi. is there a proper way to request a package update for karmic?
[01:28] <jrib> LLStarks: #ubuntu-motu
[01:28] <PerryArmstrong> bucky; i use jaunty....we have a lab at college dedicated to ubuntu...we are running a GLUG and an FSF movement at our college
[01:28] <mattwj2002> yeah I guess samba isn't that simple
[01:28] <losher> antonius602: then your choice is basically samba or nfs. Someone else will have to advise you on nautilus integration...
[01:28] <mattwj2002> but I think it is the best
[01:28] <ghindo> LLStarks, You might also want to ask in #ubuntu+1
[01:28] <Hilikus_> how do i reset the file type associations in firefox to the default ubunt ones?
[01:28] <markl_> MyNameIsLuca: yeah i know how to do it with find, i just wanted to learn how to do with xargs
[01:28] <MyNameIsLuca> Savvy ?
[01:28] <jiohdi> bastidrazor, I was running firefox in wine and it locked up everything but the cursor, I could get to terminal but did not know what to do from there
[01:28] <markl_> MyNameIsLuca: so it won't exec a new process for each file
[01:29] <markl_> jrib: ok cool i'll look at that option
[01:29] <MyNameIsLuca> markl_: spawn
[01:29] <MyNameIsLuca> Or fork()
[01:29] <antonius602> losher:  i've done it before..but it was quite a pain...was thinking time had passed and somebody made a graphical  program thats easy to use...thanks
[01:29] <PerryArmstrong> losher, bastidrazor, jdu, can you have a look at this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1228878
[01:29] <th0r> jiohdi: type 'ps ax | grep wine' and kill the process that is running firefox
[01:29] <antonius602> ^for ur help
[01:29] <DaveX> network manager inst detecting any of my devices after upgrade to Juanty
[01:29] <DaveX> however i can connect to the net fine, and firestarter detects them
[01:29] <losher> PerryArmstrong: if you run the same version of Ubuntu on client & server, then you can indeed update just one machine via the internet & then share the downloaded files among all the other ones.
[01:30] <komputes> Hilikus_: "Edit > Preferences > Applications" in firefox
[01:30] <bastidrazor> jiohdi, you could kill wine? ps aux| grep wine  then kill -9 theFirstsetofnumbers
[01:30] <mattwj2002> !samba
[01:30] <aboSamoor> dtchen, any updates regarding the conexant chip bug ?
[01:30] <PerryArmstrong> losher; i have the cd from canonical...but it isn't mentioned if its 32 bit or 64 bit
[01:30] <ghindo> antonius602, SSH is pretty easy too.  Just install the ssh package and then use Nautilus to connect.
[01:30] <losher> antonius602: sorry, I don't use the gui stuff. I believe samba shares can be set up via nautilus...
[01:30] <bastidrazor> jiohdi, are you one gnome?
[01:30] <Hilikus_> komputes: ok and there how do i reset them all to what they were originally? which is what i asked?
[01:30] <aaroninfidel> anyone know of a good irc channel for video converting?
[01:31] <imran> Anyone here who can help with my installing of "Unreal Tournament (99, GOTYE)?
[01:31] <hyperion__> aaroninfidel, avidemux?
[01:31] <jiohdi> bastidrazor, yes, I am using ubuntu and from what I have read, it is gnome, right?
[01:31] <jrib> aaroninfidel: #ffmpeg I guess
[01:31] <MyNameIsLuca> aboSamoor: If it works its good for your platform.
[01:31] <mattwj2002> antonius602 I thought there was a nice gui for setting up samba shares but I can't remember what the name of the program is anymore
[01:31] <[gloom]> hi there. I want to connect to an ubuntu pc remotely, which is not running any desktop (runlevel 2). AFAIK VNC needs a desktop running, and the VNCServer of course. I can always use forward X, and start 1 application. Is there any way to forward the entire desktop ((i.e gnome with the panels and everything else)) without the desktop itself  running on the remote machine?
[01:31] <mattwj2002> :(
[01:31] <mattwj2002> !samba-gui
[01:31] <peij> imran: you have to download the installer on their website, If I remember well, it's very easy
[01:31] <losher> PerryArmstrong: if it doesn't explicitly mention 64 bit, then it's almost certainly 32 bit. Running 8.04 on all machines would be a perfectly reasonable thing to do...
[01:31] <dtchen> aboSamoor: no, i'm continually assaulted by irrevelant bugs ATM
[01:31] <bastidrazor> jiohdi, yes it is gnome.. if killing wine doesn't help you could restart gnome with sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[01:32] <mazda01> WOW, this channel moves fast. can anyone even see my question?  mythconverg_restore.pl --change_hostname --old_hostname="XXXX" --new_hostname="YYYY"
[01:32] <jrib> !vnc > [gloom]
[01:32] <jiohdi> bastidrazor, thanks... I found that one online, but that is like a soft reboot
[01:32] <jrib> [gloom]: see if that page helps (not sure if it does or not)
[01:32] <mattwj2002> !samba
[01:32] <PerryArmstrong> losher; yes i am going forward with 8.04...
[01:32] <jdu> [gloom], with a combination of ssh and xephyr
[01:32] <jdu> yes
[01:32] <MyNameIsLuca> mattwj2002: Maybe you mean "gadmin-samba" ?
[01:32] <antonius602> mattwj2002 :  I will go ahead and look for it...thanks for the heads up..
[01:32] <bucky> !gadmin-samba
[01:32] <mattwj2002> your welcome
[01:32] <jjg> dare, i changed media and looks like things might be working .. i'm definitely farther aong in the installation process .. thanks for the help
[01:32] <mattwj2002> :)
[01:32] <jrib> mazda01: I see the "can anyone sse my question" question....
[01:32] <bastidrazor> jiohdi, somewhat, it just kills gnome and restarts X. you don't actually restart the box just X
[01:32] <MyNameIsLuca> eek!
[01:32] <bucky> !info gadmin-samba
[01:33] <komputes> Hilikus_: don't think that's a feature, you may want to request it. Otherwise, does creating a new profile reset it to defaults? Press Alt-F2 and enter the command "firefox -ProfileManager"
[01:33] <jrib> !helpme | mazda01
[01:33] <Hilikus_> komputes: i'll try that
[01:33] <jiohdi> bastidrazor, yup, its a good quick reboot better than a full reboot, but it would be nice to kill just the offending program
[01:33] <ghindo> If antonius602 is just trying to connect between two Linux boxes, then Samba might not be the most appropriate choice
[01:33] <bastidrazor> jiohdi,  have you tried to kill wine?
[01:34] <mattwj2002> you recommend nfs?
[01:34] <antonius602> ghindo : yeah, i'm going nfs
[01:34] <MyNameIsLuca> !Who have ever updated you ?
[01:34] <jiohdi> bastidrazor, the problem has past, I am trying to increase my understanding for next time :)
[01:34] <jrib> antonius602, ghindo: it's probably the easiest way to do it since you can do everything through the gui
[01:34] <Hilikus_> why am i getting a "wrong architechture i386" error when trying to install a package i downloaded. i'm using ubuntu64, but i thought 64 was totatly compatible with i386
[01:34] <antonius602> nautilus has built in support
[01:34] <PerryArmstrong> losher, bastidrazor, jdu, can you have a look at this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1228878
[01:34] <MyNameIsLuca> !how to teach you ?
[01:34] <imran> peij, when i did that it installed fine but after install when trying to play i get an error
[01:34] <antonius602> jrib : nfs through gui?
[01:34] <geophysics> how can I understand my ubuntu is installed on which part of my hdd ?   /dev/sda??    ?
[01:34] <bastidrazor> jiohdi, running firefox in wine doesn't make a lot of sense. it runs great natively.
[01:34] <jrib> antonius602: no, when you right click -> share, it uses samba
[01:35] <antonius602> ahhh
[01:35] <DaveX> nevermind i fixed the problem
[01:35] <jrib> geophysics: read /etc/fstab
[01:35] <DaveX> thanks for not helping
[01:35] <jiohdi> bastidrazor, not with ms oriffice lies... it refuses linux
[01:35] <DaveX> assholes
[01:35] <MyNameIsLuca> ubottu needs to learn
[01:35] <jrib> DaveX: thanks for your great attitude.
[01:35] <losher> PerryArmstrong: note that even if the server  is not the right os/version, you can still achieve substantial savings by making all the clients run the same version. Then you only need to update one client & from it you can copy the updates to the other 59 machines & still be massively ahead...
[01:35] <mattwj2002> !language | DaveX
[01:35] <mazda01> ubottu, sorry, that documentation is old and incorrect. cifs error: WARNING: CIFS mount option 'fmask' is deprecated. Use 'file_mode' instead. when I try dir_mode and file_mode=0777  it doesn't allow write access so I am trying to get help with this
[01:35] <jiohdi> bastidrazor, firefox in wine works just fine with office live
[01:35] <MyNameIsLuca> DaveX: Beeing nice can also be a nice thing :P
[01:35] <mattwj2002> !beer
[01:36] <losher> PerryArmstrong: I see the link you posted. Are those *your* requirements?
[01:36] <bucky> MyNameIsLuca: i think you're nice :)
[01:36] <bastidrazor> jiohdi,  ah. good luck
[01:36] <Hilikus_> why am i getting a "wrong architechture i386" error when trying to install a package i downloaded. i'm using ubuntu64, but i thought 64 was totatly compatible with i386
[01:36] <MyNameIsLuca> Roland1: Please stop spamming the US military. Agreed ?
[01:36] <PerryArmstrong> losher; this is interesting....i dont remember the term used for locally caching the packages...do you know that
[01:36] <jiohdi> bastidrazor, I would not bother but that I have a webpage that I need to fix from time to time and cannot do it from native linux
[01:36] <mattwj2002> yeah as far as the whole samba versus nfs thing.......
[01:36] <PerryArmstrong> losher; yes
[01:36] <jrib> Hilikus_: that doesn't mean you can instal i386 packages.  Why don't you tell us what you are doing?
[01:36] <Roland1> MyNameIsLuca: How do i spam it?
[01:36] <peij> imran: ok, so I can't help you, id installed this a looong time ago :/
[01:36] <mazda01> file_mode=0777 and dir_mode=0777 mount the share with only read and execute permissions, hence why I am asking for help
[01:37] <mattwj2002> I prefer samba because I assume that people have at least one windows box laying around
[01:37] <MyNameIsLuca> Roland1: .
[01:37] <PerryArmstrong> losher; yes those are the functionalities which i expect the server to be having
[01:37] <mattwj2002> maybe that is a bad assumation
[01:37] <mattwj2002> :)
[01:37] <Roland1> MyNameIsLuca: What are you talking about?
[01:37] <Hilikus_> jrib: thats what i'm doing. trying to understand why a binary package is not working since in my head i thought x64 was compatible with x86
[01:38] <bucky> samba rocks
[01:38] <fizk_> Hey guys, I need 3 people to test a Karmic -> Janty backport package of Nicotine+:
[01:38] <fizk_> https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-backporters/+archive/ppa
[01:38] <MyNameIsLuca> Roland1: Perhaps you wish to calm down (Yodah style) ?
[01:38] <jrib> Hilikus_: you can't install i386 packages on amd64.  What are you trying to install?
[01:38] <MyNameIsLuca> estpak.ee
[01:38] <Hilikus_> i just need to install something, there's nothing more to it. i downloaded it compiled. i don't want to install a million packages to be able to compile it myself
[01:38] <mazda01> jrib, maybe you can help.
[01:38] <fizk_> Does anyone already use Nicotine+?
[01:38] <Hilikus_> jrib: http://code.google.com/p/glogscrobbler/
[01:39] <Hilikus_> that
[01:39] <jrib> mazda01: I don't know what your question is
[01:39] <Hilikus_> last.fm submitter
[01:39] <MyNameIsLuca> Roland1: Trust me, im doing you a favour
[01:39] <Roland1> MyNameIsLuca: And I still don't get what you're talking about...
[01:39] <DwightShroot> im having trouble with my flash player since i did an update
[01:40] <mlester> hey I am trying to run the alternate installer off usb
[01:40] <losher> PerryArmstrong: Personally I just copy the contents of one client's /var/cache/apt/archive to another client, but i only have 3 machines. For 60 machines, I think I'd nfs mount the archive directory from a central point so everyone sees the same thing. You might be able to do the same with most of /usr come to think of it....
[01:40] <[gloom]> jdu: You recommend me to try the xephyr method, or go for Nxserver?
[01:40] <jrib> Hilikus_: download the source package and rebuild it for amd64 I guess?
[01:40] <th0r> Roland1: he is a troll...so long as you feed him he won't leave
[01:40] <mlester> and it says it can't find cdrom
[01:40] <geophysics> how can I understand my ubuntu is installed on which part of my hdd ?   /dev/sda??    ?
[01:40] <jrib> geophysics: did you try what I told you before?
[01:40] <Hilikus_> jrib: yes but it needs like a million extra packages that i don't want to install. i'll probably just drop it
[01:40] <[gloom]> jdu: although it seems that vnc over ssh can show the login screen as well, but I'm afraid it needs the desktop running on the remote machine anyway
[01:41] <geophysics> jrib: it's not written there
[01:41] <MyNameIsLuca> Roland1: Cairo...
[01:41] <jrib> !uuid | geophysics
[01:41] <PerryArmstrong> losher; no no there's a locally caching a client so that it can hold all the packages....
[01:41] <jrib> geophysics: does that answer your question now?
[01:41] <jrib> geophysics: well you can just use pbuilder or even use a ppa on launchpad to build it for you
[01:41] <PerryArmstrong> losher; i think its cacher
[01:42] <mazda01> jrib, i have an ext3 partition being mounted  at /var/lib/mythtv/  but within that folder is a folder named pictures that I want to mount a ntfs samba share to, i mount it but it's not writable. i am using the file_mode=0777 and dir_mode=0777 in my fstab enttry. see my ubuntuforums.org post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7742764#post7742764
[01:42] <jiohdi> geophysics... you can try gparted, it will show you the layout of your hard drive and where things are
[01:42] <geophysics> jrib: exactly
[01:42] <geophysics> thanks
[01:42] <mlester> hey I am trying to run the alternate installer for 9.04 off usb drive and I get can't find cdrom
[01:42] <mlester> do you know how to make it not check for cdrom
[01:42] <MyNameIsLuca> Roland1: decender.... I think you should want to play with us. for fun and pleasure ?
[01:42] <benjamim_> last call
[01:43] <losher> PerryArmstrong: It is apt-cacher --  http://whitepapers.zdnet.com/abstract.aspx?docid=324584
[01:43] <[gloom]> jrib: I'm reading the manual for the vnc over ssh. Anyway, it seems to need the desktop running on the remote machine. Maybe the freenx is a better solution
[01:43] <PerryArmstrong> losher; ahh. yes
[01:43] <Mikess> !xububtu
[01:43] <benjamim_> Ubuntu podcast will begin now
[01:43] <benjamim_> http://ubuntupodcast.net/live-stream/
[01:43] <jrib> Hilikus_: fwiw, there are a lot of other last.fm clients.  I believe even rhythmbox can do this
[01:43] <Mikess> !xubuntu
[01:43] <MyNameIsLuca> !gbuntu_rules!
[01:43] <Hilikus_> jrib: i use amarok which does it directly. however this is not for my pc player
[01:44] <jrib> [gloom]: it's not needed but I don't know of any documentation offhand
[01:44] <MyNameIsLuca> !Oh_but_Yer_butt_Is_Sleak!
[01:44] <PerryArmstrong> losher; i think thats the right choice isn't it?
[01:44] <mlester> if you guys don't know about the installing from usb do you know a place that does
[01:44] <jrib> mazda01: I don't know much about samba
[01:44] <mlester> I am having difficulty finding anything useful on the net
[01:44] <jrib> !install > mlester
[01:45] <losher> PerryArmstrong: I've never used it myself. but it looks like it will do what you want...
[01:45] <MyNameIsLuca> mlester: Hmm, youve been asking the same questions over and over again for the past 3 years.
[01:45] <PerryArmstrong> losher; yes i need to learn how to set it up...but what about that i posted in ubuntuforums
[01:45] <jiohdi> mlester, etubootin
[01:45] <jiohdi> etunbootin
[01:46] <jiohdi> it allows you to burn iso into usb
[01:46] <MyNameIsLuca> mlester: At that youve been given good clues from atleast 12 nations. How do you fail you think ?
[01:46] <losher> PerryArmstrong: lastly. If I had 60 clients to maintain, I would netboot a single boot image for the lot of them so you can wipe out any 'damage' easily...
[01:46] <jiohdi> and make it bootable
[01:46] <bennnenat> Anyone here have knowledge of symantec ghost and willing to offer help? :)
[01:46] <mlester> ok I'll try it
[01:46] <mlester> thanks
[01:46] <PerryArmstrong> losher; i didn't understand
[01:46] <jrib> bennnenat: isn't that a windows program?  Try partimage if you want something similar for linux
[01:46] <MyNameIsLuca> mlester: "Do", do not "Try"
[01:47] <MTeck> Is there anybody in here that know much about setting up encrypted partitions in the alternate cd. I'd like to chat in query w/ some questions
[01:47] <losher> PerryArmstrong: what about what you posted in ubuntuforums? Did you have a specific question?
[01:47] <jiohdi> mynameisluca or yoda?
[01:47] <jrib> !pm | MTeck
[01:47] <PerryArmstrong> losher; in the sense
[01:47] <MyNameIsLuca> jiohdi: Tatooine
[01:47] <MTeck> jrib: ok.
[01:47] <jiohdi> da plain da plain
[01:48] <MyNameIsLuca> jiohdi: Weather 34 degC :)
[01:48] <jiohdi> sorry channel, could not help myself
[01:49] <MyNameIsLuca> jiohdi: Beeing human is not bad. Why did you say youre sorry ?
[01:49] <mattwj2002> !weather
[01:49] <jiohdi> mynameisluca, this is not the place for such things :)
[01:50] <mattwj2002> !ubottu
[01:50] <MyNameIsLuca> jiohdi: We larn by curiosity, we learn from others and interpret... AI A-O
[01:50] <jiohdi> I apologized for my lack of respect for the channel
[01:50] <MyNameIsLuca> learn
[01:50] <losher> PerryArmstrong: I'm sure we've discussed this before. if you have 60 machines, people are going to download all sorts of nonsense on them: porn, music, p2p software. You want to be able to boot to a clean system easily. The way you do this is to have the boot image come from a server. Each time you boot, all changes go away and you get the box back to its original state. Internet kiosks do...
[01:50] <losher> ...this between customers so each new customer gets a completely clean system...
[01:50] <MTeck> I'm setting up a new system from scratch in the 9.04 alternate cd. I tried to setup an encrypated partition using a Random Key w/ AES encryption. I put everything except /boot on LVM in this partition. When I tried to boot it for the first time it got to busybox and died. I'm back trying to do the installation again to get it right this time.
[01:50] <MyNameIsLuca> jiohdi: Tis
[01:51] <MyNameIsLuca> jiohdi: How are you doing btw, ltns
[01:51] <felix_> HI.  i have problems with a port forwarding. i want to build a XAMPP server accesible from internet, so i openet a port in my router (80) and redirected to my *.*.*.193 pc. But i rebooted and then, i was unable to reach connectivity, even to my router 192.168.0.1.
[01:51] <jiohdi> mynameisluca, pm?
[01:51] <PerryArmstrong> losher; but then there's also one thing...the users may store their files like some programs like java, c, c++ etc....so those files must be secured
[01:52] <MyNameIsLuca> jiohdi: sure
[01:52] <[gloom]> jrib: thanks man. I'll search for it
[01:52] <[gloom]> bye
[01:52] <felix_> now i changed ip to *.*.*192 and i can have access to internet again, but the forwarding does not work because points to *.193
[01:53] <coffeej> on 9.04, my laptop won't autoconnect to my home network after I changed it to a hidden network
[01:53] <Mikess> how can I activate video preview ,,icons /.
[01:53] <Mikess> ,,?
[01:54] <godmodegrafix> hello everyone
[01:54] <godmodegrafix> :D
[01:54] <losher> PerryArmstrong: if those files need to be stored, then you want them on the server too, so you can back them up easily. My point is, you don't want people installing trojans & keyloggers and lord knows what on the clients, and you don't want to have to go looking for them. One reboot, and the system's in a clean, known state, guaranteed. They can have local disks, but you don't want to keep...
[01:54] <losher> ...any data there. It's just swap & temp space, nothing that needs backing up...
[01:55] <mlester> felix_: a lot of isps block port 80
[01:56] <mlester> try and use a different port like 8080
[01:57] <PerryArmstrong> losher; so you suggest netboot??
[01:59] <kamil> ?
[01:59] <IsmAvatar> trying to do liveCD customization here, but when I extract squashfs, my "device" runs out of "space"
[01:59] <paissad-hp> hi everybody !
[02:00] <paissad-hp> i would like to know how to do to make files into /tmp directory not to be removed after a reboot ?
[02:00] <paissad-hp> thanks in advance
[02:01] <mlester> paissad-hp: why do you need that
[02:01] <Saruji> hello guys, need a little help, just tried to update my Nvidia drivers, went into root sheel, did sh Nvidia driver, it said that it installed successfully, but after restart X failed to load,....help....How can I get to the log that could tell me what went wrong?
[02:01] <losher> PerryArmstrong: to manage 60 clients without breaking a sweat, yes, netboot the same image onto all clients & keep no data on the clients. Mount filesystems from the server for user's files. Now the only thing you need to backup is the server, and you rebuild the netboot image with any new updates as needed (which shouldn't be that often, frankly. Only for major security issues). If any...
[02:01] <losher> ...client ever has a problem, a re-netboot will bring it back to its original state....
[02:01] <JonathanEllis> My machine hung while installing OpenOffice. I had to reboot and then do 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' but this hangs every time. How can I recover from this?
[02:01] <Loup> I foolishly misspelled my username on a new installation.  When I go to alter it as admin with the manage users and groups tool, username is grayed out and unalterable.  How do I fix this?
[02:01] <paissad-hp> mlester, i prefer removed files into /tmp manually, when i want, :)
[02:02] <paissad-hp> that's what i'm used to proceed
[02:02] <Flannel> Loup: You need to be on a different user to do it.  If you have no other user, you can reboot and use the recovery console to do it.
[02:02] <PerryArmstrong> losher; so where can i find all information for this
[02:02] <paissad-hp> nobody knows ?
[02:02] <Saruji> hello guys, any ideas?
[02:02] <JonathanEllis> Loup: Probably you will have to create a new user who also has admin rights. Then login as your new user and rename the original. Alternatively, create a new user with the correct spelling and delete your current username
[02:02] <Loup> Flannel: I created another admin account to try and alter it from there but it was still grayed.  But you say I can do it from recovery?
[02:03] <Flannel> Loup: you can, yeah.  usermod and stuff.
[02:03] <usacomputertec> #Ultumix
[02:03] <mlester> usermod -l login-name old-name
[02:03] <paissad-hp> nobody knows ?
[02:03] <mlester> Loup: that what I found on a good search
[02:04] <losher> PerryArmstrong: google, mainly. For example, http://wiki.systemimager.org/index.php/HOWTO_Net_Boot_Ubuntu
[02:04] <Loup> Cool, thanks guys
[02:04] <Saruji> how can I uninstall nvidia drivers?
[02:05] <jefinc> !patience | paissad-hp
[02:05] <mlester> paissad-hp: this might help http://www.arsgeek.com/2007/04/24/removing-files-from-your-tmp-directory-in-ubuntu-when-you-shut-down/
[02:06] <IsmAvatar> cp: cannot create directory `edit/var': No space left on device
[02:06] <RavenShadow> So I am having a bit of an issue with installing Ubuntu on a Pentium Dual-Core 2.50 GHz with Vista x64
[02:06] <mlester> paissad-hp: though I have never done something like that I imagine it involves finding where in the start up scripts the rm is being made
[02:07] <jrib> IsmAvatar: your partition is full
[02:07] <IsmAvatar> I figured that much out. I just can't figure out which partition
[02:07] <IsmAvatar> I'm on a livecd, so it seems to be the livecd's "partition"
[02:07] <PerryArmstrong> losher; so does this function perfectly with package updations.....and will it increase the load on server?
[02:07] <jrib> IsmAvatar: whatever partition edit/var is on
[02:07] <jefinc> RavenShadow: what is the issue?
[02:07] <jefinc> !ask | RavenShadow
[02:08] <IsmAvatar> ah, rootfs
[02:09] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[02:09] <RavenShadow> I have tried installing both the regular 9.04 Live and the Alternate CD via UNetbootin and with the regular .iso, when it boots, in order to start the install, it hangs on Bluetooth, even though I have no bluetooth devices. When I tried the alternate cd, it doesn't recognize my PS/2 keyboard
[02:10] <Flannel> RavenShadow: Is your keyboard plugged into the keyboard plug? any chance it might be plugged into the mouse one?
[02:10] <olinuxx> yop !
[02:10] <losher> PerryArmstrong: during the booting of 60 clients I would expect significant load on the server. You could add a separate bootserver if necessary. You can put whatever you like into the netboot image, so it would be your choice what updates to make a netbootable image out of. I sugges you try it with 3 or 4 machines & get familiar with the process...
[02:11] <RavenShadow> Not a chance...I've checked it multiple times
[02:11] <Evet> How can I fix ssh auth key error: http://pastebin.com/d2ac5bc44
[02:12] <InCubaTor> anyone familiar with gimp here?
[02:12] <staimeer> part
[02:12] <Maximo>  question, how do I disable totem from the Mozilla fox and enable gecko?
[02:12] <Maximo> thanks
[02:13] <PerryArmstrong> losher; its a bit confusing
[02:14] <MoreGone> how can I restart my compositor? Last night when I shut off my comp it said something like my compistor had failed and today I have to close or minimiz buttons?
[02:14] <maxie> what is the best way 2 use 2 access u pc using another pc in the world trough internet??
[02:14] <Quiznos> i cant parse that
[02:14] <Quiznos> refrase?
[02:14] <losher> PerryArmstrong: I understand. Do a bit more reading & then ask...
[02:14] <Maximo>  question, how do I disable totem from the Mozilla fox and enable gecko?
[02:14] <Maximo> thanks
[02:15] <Darxus> There's no ubuntu dynamic dns *server* software?
[02:15] <PerryArmstrong> losher; i am googling for netboot and what i get is for new installation
[02:15] <docgonzo> hello, all
[02:15] <minimec> Maximo: you can uninstall the totem-mozilla package. If you have some codec issues, replace totem-gstreamer with totem-xine once and install the w32codecs from medibuntu...
[02:16] <MyNameIsLuca> john_dahlstrom: Mornin!
[02:16] <macgyver_> hi all, I am trying to setup a serial--ethernet port (moxa) I have the software and driver here but I cannot get it to install, I am getting an error, can someone have a glance at this and tell me what seems to be missing please --> http://pastebin.com/d6445bd6
[02:16] <losher> Evet: ssh is warning you that the server's key has changed since you last visited that server. Do you know why?
[02:16] <sigmonsays> anyone know where to get djbdns for hardy?
[02:17] <Evet> losher, yes. i installed rescue os via hosting provider's interface
[02:18] <losher> Evet: ok, so you know the change is harmless. Simply remove the old key from line 1 of /root/.ssh/known_hosts and ssh will accept the new key...
[02:19] <JonathanEllis> ﻿My machine hung while installing OpenOffice. I had to reboot and then do 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' but this hangs every time. How can I recover from this?
[02:19] <Maximo> mimimec: I have a problem with mplayer plug-in certain radio stations don't wan to play due to a key missing when trying to add something to repository....don't know what is it
[02:19] <vargadanis> hi.. I am having trouble installing bugzilla on ubuntu 8.04 LTS... for some reason it can't connect to the DB: Can't connect to the database.
[02:19] <vargadanis> Error: Access denied for user 'bugzilla'@'localhost' (using password: YES)
[02:19] <PerryArmstrong> losher; while googling...i got info that netboot is all about new installation
[02:19] <RavenShadow> I guess what I can't figure out is why Ubuntu installed without issue on my old P133 sitting right behind me, but is giving me so much trouble with the bluetooth thing on my dual-core. I don't even have bluetooth devices
[02:19] <vargadanis> mysql -u bugzilla -p works perfect
[02:19] <vargadanis> any ideas?
[02:19] <MoreGone> how can I restart my compositor? Last night when I shut off my comp it said something like my compistor had failed and today I have to close or minimiz buttons?
[02:20] <Evet> losher, i deleted known_hosts file entirely. nothing changes
[02:20] <Maximo> mimimec: going to show in a pastebin the message I get in a little while, okay dude?
[02:20] <minimec> Maximo: mplayer is also using the w32codecs, I mentioned before. Try to install them...
[02:21] <Maximo> mimimec: be right back phone ringing
[02:24] <macgyver_> any takers on this error? http://pastebin.com/d6445bd6
[02:24] <macgyver_> its got me beat...
[02:24] <losher> Evet: it depends on the client ssh options. My options says to automatically add new keys to known_hosts. If your options are different, you may have to add it manually, or change the option. Check  the setting of StrictHostKeyChecking in /etc/ssh/ssh_config
[02:24] <veritofreire> hola
[02:24] <tobiassjosten> Ubuntu suddenly stopped letting me tab complete anything with sudo, like it used to. "sudo apti<tab>" but nothing happens. Any ideas why?
[02:25] <losher> PerryArmstrong: new installation is just one application of netboot. In a sense, every time you boot a client will be a 'new' installation, since clients do not keep state...
[02:25] <Evet> losher,
[02:25] <PerryArmstrong> losher; do will it not take ample time??
[02:25] <Evet> it solved
[02:25] <Evet> thank you for help,
[02:25] <losher> Evet: what was it?
[02:26] <Tetracomm> How cute. :)
[02:26] <Evet> losher, deleted /root/.ssh
[02:26] <Tetracomm> *pats fuzzy jesus*
[02:26] <BigUrsis> Anyone have any idea what new update (last 3 weeks) that would break wifi "wlan0: disassociating by local choice (reason=3)" in 9.04 on a Belkin Components F5D7050A Wireless Adapter?
[02:27] <th0r> BigUrsis: the kernel update to -14 killed my wifi
[02:27] <JB-Kidd> hi people
[02:27] <veritofreire> hi
[02:27] <th0r> BigUrsis: choosing -13 from the bootup menu brought it back
[02:27] <JB-Kidd> i just got my xubuntu down to 1 error and 2 undetected devices
[02:27] <veritoz> hi
[02:27] <macgyver_> what does this indicate I need to install? linux/config.h: No such file or directory
[02:28] <dio_> just use 8.04 ubuntu LTS no problem whit WIFI
[02:28] <macgyver_> I have the kernel-headers instlled
[02:28] <BigUrsis> hrumm that dose sound plasuable.. (I remeber wincing because there was a new kernel.)... I'll give that a try. th0
[02:28] <losher> PerryArmstrong: maybe. compare to the time it takes to manage 60 clients, students losing files, client hardware failures, people installing trojans, updating 60 machines. 60 machines aren't just going to administer themselves....
[02:28] <losher> Evet: :-)
[02:29] <JB-Kidd> i also found the coolest mozilla add on it has made my web browsing funner then ever
[02:29] <PerryArmstrong> losher; i mean when each student tries to boot his system..will it take lots of time as this is over the network
[02:29] <DOTSLASH> i have an issue on my ubuntu system
[02:29] <JB-Kidd> what issue DOT
[02:29] <DOTSLASH> kernels > 2.6.28-12-generic don't boot
[02:30] <DOTSLASH> when i get to gdm, all my input/output doesn't work
[02:30] <ryanakca> How can I change the passphrase when using full disk encryption?
[02:30] <DOTSLASH> i get the capslock light switch blink
[02:30] <JB-Kidd> wow i dont know what kernel that is or how to fix it maybe someone in here casn help ya though
[02:30] <StrangeCharm> how do packages get added to the ubuntu repos?
[02:30] <DOTSLASH> JB-Kidd, thanks for ... whatever
[02:31] <PerryArmstrong> StrangeCharm; by running sudo apt-get update
[02:31] <fosa> how do i get font-smoothing in firefox 3.5?  about:config gfx:use_font_smoothing didn't change anything for me
[02:31] <losher> PerryArmstrong: Oh. :-). Depends partly on the size of the boot image. Will you reboot every morning? I don't know that netbooting will take much longer than local disk booting, which is what you'd do if you didn't netboot...
[02:31] <JonathanEllis> ﻿My machine hung while installing OpenOffice. I had to reboot and then do 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' but this hangs every time and I end up having to reboot again. It gets to 'Setting up openoffice.org-emailmerge (1:2.0.1-9ubuntu3) ...         Adding extension /usr/lib/openoffice/basis3.0/program/mailmerge.py...' and then nothing happens. The mouse keeps working but sometimes nothing else responds (not even Ctrl-Alt-Backspace, Ctrl-Alt-F1 or Ctrl-Al
[02:32] <mlester> does netbootin work with alternate installer
[02:32] <RavenShadow> Is there a way to disable the Bluetooth process during the Ubuntu Live install?
[02:32] <mlester> cause its not doing the job still get the no cdrom error
[02:33] <macgyver_> is anyone able to assist me with my issue?
[02:33] <ryanakca> How can I change the passphrase when using full disk encryption?
[02:33] <lexxy> hi all
[02:33] <StrangeCharm> PerryArmstrong, sorry, my question was unclear. i was wondering what the process is to have modules approved for inclusion in the repositories. one of the apps i got from the repos seesm to be broken core-functionality-wise, and i want to try to follow that up
[02:34] <lexxy> I need some help if possible.
[02:35] <lexxy> I have just started or should I say am attempting to program in ruby and was wonderin if there is anyone who know where i can get sample scripts to practise with.
[02:36] <lexxy> your input is greatly appreciated.
[02:37] <DOTSLASH> ugh
[02:37] <JonathanEllis> !flood
[02:39] <westmi> firefox slowed down after the last update :(
[02:40] <fosa> how do i get font-smoothing in firefox 3.5?  about:config gfx:use_font_smoothing didn't change anything for me
[02:40] <westmi> geezzz you people are just too chatty
[02:41] <RoBz> kthx
[02:41] <Guest57807> hello all, got question regarding volume control properties if anyone cares to field it?
[02:41] <minimec> westmi: If you are on jaunty, you may install firefox 3.5 shiretoko. Plugins like NoScript and AdBlock are available. it handles flash much better...
[02:42] <westmi> sup,guest
[02:42] <PerryArmstrong> losher;yes...probably only the server will kept on all the time...all the clients will be shut down if not required...
[02:42] <JonathanEllis> !ask | Guest57807
[02:42] <PerryArmstrong> StrangeCharm; ohh then you need to contact canonical for that
[02:42] <macgyver_> all, sorry to pester, but this driver is putting me in a tight spot
[02:43] <westmi> nope :( 8.10
[02:43] <macgyver_> Can I get some assistance on this error http://pastebin.com/d6445bd6
[02:43] <PerryArmstrong> losher; like if someone wants to use it..then he starts the machine and after usage..it'll be shutdown
[02:44] <westmi> i'm not ready to upgrade to jaunty yet...........
[02:44] <maslen> I recently installed Ubuntu 9.04, and I've been noticing a slight bug - after lowering the laptops screen, (and putting it back up), the cursor dissapears, and the only way I've been able to get it back is by restarting the computer
[02:44] <maslen> is there any other way to fix this ?
[02:44] <mikebot> Is there an easy way to change the background in netbook remix?
[02:44] <Guest57807> Trying to get my microphone to work, been browsing the forums, and many of the threads are mentioning a front mic and capture option in the volume controls, however I dont see an option for capture or front mic anywhere, I just have a Microphone Capture option.
[02:44] <minimec> westmi: Hmmm... The download version on the mozilla website should be usable even in your /home directory, I guess...
[02:45] <DWonderly> mikebot are you still using the netbook screen or did you go back to default gnome?
[02:45] <mikebot> DWonderly: netbook
[02:45] <DOTSLASH> i have an issue on my ubuntu system, kernels > 2.6.28-12-generic don't boot
[02:45] <DOTSLASH> when i get to gdm, all my input/output doesn't work and then i get the capslock light switch blink... can anyone help me
[02:45] <losher> PerryArmstrong: shutting them down will certainly save power, but I'm betting it will also increase the hardware failure rate. I'm not sure where the break-even point is....
[02:45] <DWonderly> mikebot: As far as I can see unless you went back to GTK default there is no background to change
[02:46] <mikebot> DWonderly: Like the brown background with the buttons on either side
[02:46] <Evet> Webmin or SysCP, which one is better?
[02:47] <DWonderly> mikebot yes. unless you change back to Ubuntu Default it will stay that way
[02:47] <westmi> would that be better than the version that came with 8.10?
[02:47] <DOTSLASH> can anyone help me
[02:47] <zacktu> what's the irc channel for python?
[02:48] <mikebot> DWonderly: ah, bummer, ok
[02:48] <DWonderly> mikebot what kind of Netbook you have?
[02:48] <mikebot> DWonderly: Dell Mini 9
[02:48]  * macgyver_ has fixed the driver issus
[02:49] <DWonderly> mikebot: how you like it? I have the Acer AspireOne
[02:49] <ricardo__> My friend bought a computer with Ubuntu preinstalled, and the screen resolution is preset with a higher definition than the supported by his monitor. Therefore, he's not being able ti see anything, and he can't adjust the resolution as he can't see anything. Is there a key shorcut like the former ctrl-numeric plus or ctrl- numeric minus?
[02:49] <mikebot> DWonderly: It
[02:49] <mikebot> DWonderly: It's pretty nice, but the keys are /really/ small
[02:49] <zaccour> are there better dvd coders than devede? menu generation always fails
[02:50] <DOTSLASH> can someone help me please
[02:50] <DWonderly> !ask | DOTSLASH
[02:50] <JonathanEllis> zaccour: I have used devede successfully generating menus
[02:50] <minimec> westmi: It might speed up your browser a bit, that's basically it. Firefox 3.0 is still a good browser.
[02:50] <mikebot> DWonderly: How dangerous (meaning likelihood I mess up my computer) is this: www.ubuntumini.com/2009/08/hack-ubuntu-netbook-remix-ui.html
[02:51] <DWonderly> Mikebot: You'll get used to it
[02:51] <zaccour> maybe its because i upgraded to alpha
[02:51] <DOTSLASH> (what a moron)
[02:51] <PerryArmstrong> losher; then its not a good option as i wont get approval for that....
[02:51] <DOTSLASH> DWonderly:
 i have an issue on my ubuntu system, kernels > 2.6.28-12-generic don't boot
 when i get to gdm, all my input/output doesn't work and then i get the capslock light switch blink... can anyone help me
[02:51] <louise> my screen resolution is bad, and it seems to be a problem with the card ?
[02:51] <PerryArmstrong> losher; will be back after 14 hours as i'll be leaving for college
[02:51] <mikebot> DWonderly: I hope so... I didn't think that they would be this small... and my spostrophe key is in a very odd spot (below the period)
[02:52] <DWonderly> mikebot: ohhhhh.... fun! Careful <G>
[02:52] <ricardo__> is there in Ubuntu a keyboard shortcut to adjust the screen resolution?
[02:52] <westmi> o well guess i'll live with it
[02:52] <Flannel> mikebot: Not at all.  That's just editing images that get displayed.
[02:52] <losher> PerryArmstrong: to power down or not is an issue whether you neboot or not...
[02:52] <mikebot> Flannel: ah good
[02:53] <DWonderly> DOTSLASH: When you say input/output isn't working what do you exactly?
[02:53] <PerryArmstrong> losher; so i have to look at other types of servers then
[02:53] <damo1> which channel should i join for help on setting up a LAMP server?
[02:54] <losher> PerryArmstrong: ok, we can pick this up some other time....
[02:54] <PerryArmstrong> losher; will be back after 14 hours as i'll be leaving for college
[02:54] <westmi> it updated a few days ago, that's when the slowdown occured. then it updated a few min ago, and i was hoppin that one would fix it, but , it doesnt appear to have any effect.
[02:54] <DOTSLASH> DWonderly, i mean my mouse and my keyboard
[02:54] <mikebot> Flannel: Do you know which of those is the background? The window.svg looks blank
[02:55] <losher> PerryArmstrong: dunno where I'll be tomorrow, as it's Friday. So see you later...
[02:55] <zaccour> could ubuntu 9.10 alpha be causing the menu to not generate in devede?
[02:55] <PerryArmstrong> losher; thanks for helping me bye
[02:55] <Flannel> mikebot: Might be white?  I don't know. windows.svg certainly looks right from the screenshots on that page
[02:55] <DOTSLASH> i don't think DWonderly knwos what my prob is.
[02:55] <westmi> so now i'm kinda disappointed, but  will live with it
[02:55] <DOTSLASH> he's prolly going to google it.
[02:55] <DOTSLASH> Flannel, can you help m e with it?
 i have an issue on my ubuntu system, kernels > 2.6.28-12-generic don't boot
 when i get to gdm, all my input/output doesn't work and then i get the capslock light switch blink... can anyone help me
[02:55] <FloodBot3> DOTSLASH: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:56] <DWonderly> DOTSLASH: nevermind then.
[02:56] <mikebot> Flannel: Ah yeah, got it. Thanks
[02:56] <mikebot> DWonderly: Thanks
[02:56] <mikebot> cya!
[02:56] <DOTSLASH> DWonderly, did you have a suggestion? :)
[02:56] <Flannel> DOTSLASH: Your blinking lights means a kernel panic.  Check launchpad for similar issues, if you don't find any, file a bug.  That's a regression and should be fixed.
[02:56] <DWonderly> Mikebot: Anytime
[02:56] <DOTSLASH> Flannel, k
[02:57] <D3RGPS31> how do i removed applications from the 'Open With' list
[02:57] <zaccour> could ubuntu 9.10 alpha be causing the menu to not generate in devede?
[02:58] <tanweer> hello
[02:59] <bigdavejoker> #vmware
[03:00] <zaccour> could ubuntu 9.10 alpha be causing the menu to not generate in devede?
[03:00] <DWonderly> tanweer: Hi
[03:01] <utferd_> hi, i'm using opendns but i cant still enter some websites. what can i do?
[03:02] <styol> utferd_: such as what web sites?
[03:02] <utferd_> styol, a moment pls
[03:03] <zaccour> could ubuntu 9.10 alpha be causing the menu to not generate in devede?
[03:03] <vividLock> hey everyone
[03:03] <Pici> zaccour: 9.10 support is in #ubuntu+1, not here.
[03:04] <vividLock> how about 9.04 support pici?
[03:04] <D3RGPS31> how do i remove applications from the 'Open With' list :o
[03:04] <Pici> vividLock: All other releases are in here :) 9.10 is alpha though.
[03:04] <deexannihilate> styol: did you dl eeebuntu on your acer?
[03:04] <styol> deexannihilate: on my dell mini yah
[03:05] <MyNameIsLuca> http://www.torrentreactor.net/torrents/3197642/Plants-Vs-Zombies
[03:05] <D3RGPS31> eww more piracy
[03:05] <utferd_> styol, hi again
[03:05] <vividLock> so my swap should be 1-2x my ram size?
[03:06] <utferd_> styol, for example http://www.opencourseware.com/
[03:06] <D3RGPS31> if you have ram above 2GB you shouldn't need swapspace
[03:06] <MyNameIsLuca> Suck my governmental arse D3RGPS31
[03:06] <vividLock> oh okay
[03:06] <Frey> Hello, I'm currently on Ubuntu's live cd and I started the full installation as main OS about 5 hours ago and went AFK. When I got back about 35 minutes ago I was only at 50% of copying file is this normal? (HDD might have a problem and windows was not stable and was really laggy so I decided to try out Ubuntu to see if it was hardware problem or windows)
[03:06] <D3RGPS31> MyNameIsLuca: nou.
[03:06] <Pici> !piracy | MyNameIsLuca
[03:06] <MyNameIsLuca> D3RGPS31: Hehe, US Army
[03:07] <D3RGPS31> MyNameIsLuca: position and years of service.
[03:07] <MyNameIsLuca> D3RGPS31: ssh
[03:07] <MyNameIsLuca> D3RGPS31: Hell yeah
[03:07] <b> b
[03:07] <Flannel> MyNameIsLuca: Please mind your language and your tone.
[03:07] <zaccour> could ubuntu 9.10 alpha be causing the menu to not generate in devede?
[03:07] <vividLock> Frey, well it all depends on the rig you're running and if your HDD does have a problem or not
[03:07] <b> was a mistake
[03:07] <Flannel> zaccour: Try #ubuntu+1 for Karmic questions, thanks
[03:07] <MyNameIsLuca> Flannel: Agreed son
[03:08] <Frey> I'm on a dual core @ 2.13 ghz and 2 gigs of ram atm
[03:08] <parolang> Hello.  I just installed the dictionary.el package (for emacs) but I don't know how to use it.  Do I need to restart the sysem?
[03:08] <vividLock> then i would guess it shouldve been done faster
[03:08] <styol> utferd_: this is why i asked, im not able to load this site either
[03:08] <D3RGPS31> how do i removed applications from the 'Open With' list <.<
[03:08] <Flannel> parolang: You shouldn't.  If you need to restart anything, it'd just be emacs.
[03:09] <Frey> Could it be possible that when I went AFK it went into hibernation mode or something? Because it went up by 10% in the past 40 minutes
[03:09] <parolang> Flannel: I already did that.  Hmm...I compiled emacs myself though, would that affect anything?
[03:09] <vividLock> if i have 12gb RAM, what size swap should i use?
[03:09] <parolang> Flannel: I'm using 23.
[03:09] <Flannel> parolang: I have no idea.  I don't use emacs.  You might ask in #emacs
[03:10] <vividLock> Frey, well then it may've just paused while in hibernation, but I haven't used it enough to know what happens
[03:10] <vividLock> so what do you guys think about the swap partition size
[03:10] <deexannihilate> styol: i downloaded eeebuntu on my acer. any idea why my entire screen dims to blue after I load a flash site?
[03:10] <parolang> Flannel: Okay.  Thanks anyway.
[03:11] <Frey> Ok thanks alot, do you know of anyway I can test my HDD? And does Ubuntu 32 bit supports 6 gigs of ram?
[03:12] <vividLock> x32 architecture supports up to 3gb RAM, x64 supports up to 128gb RAM iirc
[03:12] <styol> deexannihilate: check out this forum thread and see if it helps http://forum.eeebuntu.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=3021
[03:12] <westmi> why does it bother you?
[03:12] <vividLock> get some software that checks a HDD for errors and fail rates
[03:12] <deexannihilate> styol: thanks!
[03:12] <vividLock> how long have you had it
[03:12] <D3RGPS31> vividLock 32 can support more (from what i've seen with linux server) and 64 can support in the terrabytes i think :o
[03:13] <styol> deexannihilate: no prob, i dunno if it will help tho just a stab in the dark
[03:13] <vividLock> hmm i was under the impression x32 was only made to support up to 3x2gb but i could be wrong
[03:13] <D3RGPS31> it was
[03:13] <vividLock> if i have 12gb RAM, what size swap should i use?
[03:13] <D3RGPS31> would you really need swap with that much?
[03:13] <styol> lol seriously
[03:14] <styol> i was trying to figure out how to ask the same thing
[03:14] <Frey> Is there anywhere I can look to confirm how much ram that x32 supports?
[03:14] <vividLock> idk but isnt it gonna force me to make a swap partition during the install
[03:14] <D3RGPS31> i want to kill you for having that much
[03:14] <vividLock> haha new rig baby
[03:14] <styol> vividLock: it will warn you about it
[03:14] <D3RGPS31> you can deny it, doing it manually
[03:14] <styol> dont think its required tho
[03:14] <vividLock> hmm, i guess if its required ill just make a 2gb swap or something
[03:14] <D3RGPS31> i'm capable of 16GB... but i can't afford it
[03:15] <styol> you guys operating heavy machinery or something with your comps? lol
[03:15] <vividLock> newegg just bumped the prices down on a bunch of ddr3 1600
[03:15] <vividLock> haha styol, i just need to do a dont of CAD and PS
[03:15] <vividLock> do a lot*
[03:15] <Xerran> vividLock| i hate DDr3
[03:16] <D3RGPS31> why is DDR more expensive than DDR2+
[03:16] <styol> ah gotcha yeah those two will do it, CAD i dunno but i can only imagine, PS i know yah
[03:16] <Xerran> DDR2 4GB ftw
[03:16] <Xerran> lol
[03:16] <vividLock> CAD is 3d drawing and design stuff
[03:16] <styol> indeed ive just never used it before
[03:17] <damo1> what packages do i need to install for a LAMP server?
[03:17] <vividLock> PS is more fun imo
[03:17] <Frey> So just wondering how long should Ubuntu take to install on a fairly decent computer?
[03:17] <damo1> ive got mysql-server and apache2 and php5
[03:17] <damo1> what else?
[03:17] <Flannel> !lamp | damo1
[03:17] <Flannel> damo1: That wikipage will get you up to speed
[03:18] <westmi> Frey:it took me about 3 hours
[03:18] <vividLock> for me about 3 hrs
[03:18] <Frey> Oh then I guess it's doing alright
[03:18] <vividLock> if your comp when into hibernation ,the install would too
[03:19] <Frey> Well im on the livecd, would that go into hibernate?
[03:19] <vividLock> darrio1, did you get the php5 mods for mysql and enable apache for php
[03:20] <vividLock> idk the default settings Frey, but if you came back and it was hibernating then probably
[03:20] <vividLock> ive never looked at the settings tho
[03:21] <vividLock> if its still going and sped back up now then you should be fine
[03:21] <Frey> well it's going up but I think it's really slow and I'm installing 32 bit when I would need x64
[03:22] <bobo> hey guys, im havin trouble with updating pulseaudio, and its really annoying, would it be a good idea to just uninstall it
[03:22] <vividLock> well does your mobo support x64?
[03:22] <vividLock> its not just about how much RAM you have
[03:22] <Frey> it does I believe
[03:22] <vividLock> which mobo?
[03:22] <gofelro> I am having trouble clicking on the Adobe Flash Player settings in Mozzilla firefox.  I dont remember this happening in windows which is why im wondering if its an ubuntu problem
[03:22] <Frey> p5ql-pro
[03:22] <gofelro> http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=2&url=http%3A%2F%2Fubuntuforums.org%2Fshowthread.php%3Ft%3D1004014&ei=xod7SpmUDY7WsQO79qDvCg&usg=AFQjCNHs4DQBj_pM0XycmURubVMebLFSPg&sig2=rJFLZp7jJBXYNTjxs_y6pQ
[03:23] <gofelro> the problem is documented somewhat here
[03:23] <gofelro> Any Ideas?
[03:23] <ogr3> anyone know what the ng suffix means for all the apps?
[03:24] <vividLock> core 2 duo Frey?
[03:24] <MyNameIsLuca> ogr3: No Good ?
[03:24] <MTeck> Anybody know of something other than network-manager to handle my network connections?
[03:24] <Frey> e6400 is my cpu number and yes I believe its a core 2 duo
[03:24] <ogr3> i think ng has to do with some sort of gui front end?
[03:24] <ogr3> gnome related?
[03:25] <vividLock> yeah Frey then it supports x64
[03:25] <D3RGPS31> how do i removed applications from the 'Open With' list >.>
[03:25] <MyNameIsLuca> ogr3: I gnome... its got nothings to do with it
[03:26] <ogr3> MyNameIsLuca: i want to learn how to program gnome based apps, you have any suggestions? any good development tools?
[03:27] <boobsbr> howdy, i'm trying to get the radeonhd driver to work on my hd3300 igp, but so far no luck. i installed it but it won't load automatically. how can i get this to work?
[03:28] <MyNameIsLuca> ogr3: good develoment tool == Your fingers, A terminal and gedit ?
[03:28] <MyNameIsLuca> I dont use that but code much faster then most
[03:28] <ogr3> hehe
[03:28] <MyNameIsLuca> Im very fast
[03:29] <ogr3> eh im new to coding gui's
[03:29] <Flannel> ogr3: A better place to ask would be #ubuntu-offtopic, or #ubuntu-programming
[03:29] <ogr3> thx for that
[03:29] <macgyver_> anyone here play with gpsdrive?
[03:30] <MyNameIsLuca> GTK+/C/Nothing else besides an editor ... Nothing like glade or crap (XML is foo)
[03:30] <bruenig> MyNameIsLuca: vim
[03:30] <MyNameIsLuca> c++ is also cool
[03:30] <MyNameIsLuca> bruenig: whatever makes code
[03:30] <MyNameIsLuca> I like it
[03:30] <bruenig> vim > *
[03:30] <Flannel> MyNameIsLuca, bruenig: please take the non-support chatter to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks.
[03:30] <MyNameIsLuca> TakiJahma :=)
[03:31] <MyNameIsLuca> Flannel Channel
[03:31]  * bruenig shakes his fist at Flannel 
[03:31] <MyNameIsLuca> spannel
[03:31] <MyNameIsLuca> bruenig: He needs a bit of time to adjust maybe
[03:31] <MyNameIsLuca> its not a problem
[03:32] <macgyver_> I get the errors -->Faiiled to load image file '/usr/share/icons/openstreetmap/classic.small/transport/track/arrow_back.png   But there is no installer for these items?
[03:33] <caeroe> is there a channel for karmic, or just this?
[03:33] <Flannel> caeroe: #ubuntu+1
[03:33] <caeroe> thanks, thought there was
[03:33] <SeaPhor> that is a disgrace, for it seems MyNameIsLuca has not learned the most valuable lesson that the US Army has to offer, "how to get what you need without destroying your team" by listening to your team and not dis-respecting them
[03:33] <stanley_> Hi guys I have installed vlc and all the codecs on 9.10 and i still can;t play DVDs can someone help please!!!
[03:34] <th0r> !dvd
[03:35] <ctmjr> stanley_: your using 9.10 karmic?
[03:36] <axscode> hi guys, how to make my laptop use external monitor as extended?
[03:36] <stanley_> yes I am ctmjr
[03:36] <axscode> im having ATI Radeon
[03:36] <stanley_> no sorry 9.04
[03:36] <Chase_> I'm running 9.04 desktop and trying to install 9.04 desktop in kvm, both 64-bit, but it hangs after loading X
[03:37] <Chase_> anyone know of any workarounds?
[03:37] <SmackTalk> what's the best version of ubuntu to install if you have teenagers?  What apps would be helpful/engaging for them?
[03:37] <SmackTalk> anyone familiar with edbuntu?
[03:38] <ctmjr> stanley_: did you install any codecs? or just vlc
[03:38] <blueyonder> Not really familiar with edubuntu, but it seems like it would be geared toward kids younger than teenagers
[03:39] <SmackTalk> .....also, any suggestions on getting my ubuntu client to use the printer that's shared off my windowz box?
[03:39] <westmi> install ubuntu-restricted-extras-stanly
[03:39] <Lunis> i hate that pidgin thinks it needs to create two empty groups on startup...very annoying
[03:40] <D3RGPS31> how do i removed applications from the 'Open With' list
[03:40] <westmi> from synaptic package manager
[03:40] <`Johnny> hellos
[03:40] <stanley_> ctmjr i installed all the codecs and everythign they told me to on the ubuntu documentation page
[03:41] <Lunis> my wife's netbook is running Ubuntu Netbook Remix, and it works quite well. We had troubles with this and that but we're down to just one problem. Any time she closes the netbook and then later opens it, her "hard" SD card pops open in Nautilus
[03:41] <Lunis> and it sucks^
[03:41] <stanley_> ctmjr in totem it says i may not have permission to access this location
[03:41] <D3RGPS31> Westmi: when applications are removed, they still remain in the 'Open With' list... i ask how to remove entries from that list
[03:41] <`Johnny> does anyone know how to burn an mp3 cd in ubuntu not in alphabetical order but more like artist/track order?thanks.
[03:41] <Lunis> westmi, he doesn't mean remove the package, he means remove the link to use it when doing an Open with...
[03:41] <stanley_> ctmjr and vlc just closes
[03:41] <lux_> hello ^^
[03:42] <westmi> sorry.........havn't a clue...........
[03:42] <westmi> just wondering why its a big deal
[03:43] <Lunis> westmi, pointless entries==wasted time scrolling
[03:43] <`Johnny> does anyone know how to burn an mp3 cd in ubuntu not in alphabetical order but more like artist/track order?thanks.
[03:43] <westmi> ok, got it.....thanks
[03:43] <ctmjr> stanley_: first step make sure you are in the video group which more than likely you are in terminal sudo add user "user" video
[03:44] <`Johnny> does anyone know how to burn an mp3 cd in ubuntu not in alphabetical order but more like artist/track order?thanks.
[03:44] <ctmjr> stanley_: should be adduser no space
[03:45] <stanley_> oh actually I just got it to work ctmjr...its working beautifully now...thanks anyway
[03:45] <Lunis> `Johnny, pretty sure Brasero does it
[03:45] <`Johnny> thanks lunix, i already have that installed to :D
[03:45] <ctmjr> stanley_: cool have fun what was wrong if you do not mind?
[03:45] <`Johnny> lunis**
[03:45] <Lunis> `Johnny, glad to help :)
[03:45] <tictac232434> Does anyone know how to fix the Thunderbird issue where it won't download all the messages and the network constantly disconnects?
[03:46] <khafra> So, I booted off a liveUSB in an eMachines, and I don't see the internal hard drive
[03:46] <khafra> /dev/sd0 is the usb drive
[03:46] <khafra> /dev/hda is the loopfs.  Where could it be?
[03:47] <D3RGPS31> how do i removed applications from the 'Open With' list :/
[03:47] <mattwj2002> hi guys
[03:47] <mattwj2002> I have a quick question
[03:48] <mattwj2002> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812200373
[03:48] <dr3mro> how to create power profiles like that of kde and windows to use on demand ie power save high performance balanced presentation
[03:48] <aaron_> hey how do i remove the boot logo?
[03:48] <Lunis> D3RGPS31, looks like you need to look into ~/.local/share/applications, and probably /usr/local/share/applications for desktop files... freedesktop has specs on how to properly write them, but if you just want to delete them, find them there...but be careful
[03:48] <mattwj2002> if I take an sata drive and convert it to ide will I see a huge performance hit?
[03:48] <aaron_> hey how do i remove the boot logo?
[03:49] <westmi> D3RGPS31: have you tried a terminal command of some kind?
[03:49] <D3RGPS31> Lunis: tank you :o
[03:49] <tictac232434> Does anyone know how to fix the Thunderbird issue where it won't download all the messages and the network constantly disconnects?
[03:49] <D3RGPS31> westmi: if i knew a command that was useful in this situation, i wouldn't be here
[03:49] <Lunis> D3RGPS31, no problem, just took a little googling ;)
[03:49] <D3RGPS31> Google!? I use BING. xD
[03:50] <boobsbr> howdy, i'm trying to get the radeonhd driver to work on my hd3300 igp, but so far no luck. i installed it but it won't load automatically and i tried adding 'Driver "radeonhd"' to the device section but it didn't work. how can i get this to work?
[03:50] <khafra> If there's definitely an internal hard drive, but I don't see anything under /dev/sd* or /dev/hd*, what should I do?
[03:50]  * Lunis slaps the ever-loving crap out of D3RGPS31 
[03:50] <trevorj> WHy does uubuntu 8.04.2lts not look at my friggin partition tables after I configure LVM underneath software RAID-5? Instead of creating /dev/md0(raid-1 hda1,hdc1,hde1 spare:hdg1) and /dev/md1(raid-5 hda3,hdc3,hde3 spare:hdg3), it just creates a /dev/md0 using raid-5, somehow using my entire drives (hda,hdc,hde spare:hdg) ?
[03:50] <aaron_> hey how do i remove the boot logo?
[03:51] <Lunis> aaron_, what do you mean by "boot logo"
[03:51] <ctmjr> D3RGPS31: go to the file you want to remove it from click properties the open with and remove or add what you do not want it is global for that file type
[03:51] <KittyBoots> I am trying to learn about programs used for managing cell phones, do any of you have experience with them?
[03:51] <D3RGPS31> ctmjr: that would require me to do it to EVERY SINGLE filetype...
[03:51] <aaron_> Lunis, the logo from ubuntu when you boot up
[03:51] <KittyBoots> Programs like Wammu.
[03:51] <D3RGPS31> ctmjr: computers are suppose to be automatic
[03:51] <mattwj2002> anyone have any ideas?
[03:52] <D3RGPS31> Lunis: it worked :D thank you
[03:52] <Lunis> aaron_, i can only assume you're talking about usplash. why do you want it removed? most likely you'll `aptitude remove usplash'
[03:52] <aaron_> Lunis, because is annoying
[03:52] <Lunis> D3RGPS31, glad it did
[03:52] <dub> i find myself intensly annoyed by a circle with some dots
[03:53] <Lunis> aaron_, oh...right then. just remove the usplash package, it should default to a scrolling wall of text
[03:53] <dub> the fix I found was to take 2B pencil and gouge my eyes out
[03:53] <Lunis> ^true story
[03:53] <khafra> When I boot from the hard drive, it's there.  But when I boot from the usb disk, "fdisk -l" shows me only the thumbdrive
[03:53] <Guest51429> aaron_, Simply remove the word 'splash' from the grub configuration
[03:53] <tictac232434> Does anyone know how to fix the Thunderbird issue where it won't download all the messages and the network constantly disconnects?
[03:53] <Lunis> Guest51429, that would work but why have usplash installed but unused, right?
[03:54] <Guest51429> Lunis, To enable it later? :)
[03:54] <Lunis> Guest51429, true enough
[03:54] <dub> added bonus is it takes care of that infernal orange yellow circle that keeps appearing in the sky
[03:55] <cellofellow> my fonts in Qt4 apps sometimes get all smeared, screenshot here (Skype in this case) http://tinyurl.com/knsoxe
[03:55] <cellofellow> sometimes happens in VirtualBox too. I think that's the only Qt4 apps I use.
[03:56] <dub> cellofellow, the fix I mentioned above takes care of all font related issues
[03:56] <[[thufir]]> how do you monitor cpu temp?  gnome temp thingamajig? plus...?
[03:56] <WilliamC> What FS does Ubuntu use?
[03:56] <WilliamC> and what FSes can it use?
[03:56] <Flannel> WilliamC: by default, ext3.  But you've got many choices.
[03:56] <cellofellow> dub: just joined the channel, so you'll have to repost the fix
[03:56] <Lunis> WilliamC, any FS usable by linux
[03:56] <Flannel> dub: Is there something we can help you with?
[03:56] <WilliamC> Which one is the best in your opinion?
[03:57] <cellofellow> WilliamC: ext3 is default, ext4 and xfs are also good options.
[03:57] <[[thufir]]> my pc just restarted, is there a particular log file which I should grab now?
[03:57] <Lunis> cellofellow, don't ask, his answer wasn't "real" ;)
[03:57] <dub> Flannel, im fine thanks
[03:57] <Flannel> dub: Alright, then please stop being offtopic, thanks.
[03:57] <WilliamC> I never even heard of XFS
[03:57] <Flannel> WilliamC: ext4 isn't entirely stable yet.
[03:57] <cellofellow> so, what causes smudgy fonts in Qt4?
[03:57] <WilliamC> Flannel, I'm just looking for performance
[03:57] <innociv> is crontab automatically going to be set when my server reboots, or do i need to set something?
[03:57] <Lunis> WilliamC, there's also reiser and jfs in the "popular" list
[03:58] <cellofellow> WilliamC: xfs is developed by SGI, originally the journaling filesystem of IRIX. Very fast with lots of small files.
[03:58] <bastidrazor> when uninstalling older kernels in synaptic, should they be marked for removal or complete removal?
[03:58] <cdavis> where is the default subversion when installing from repo?
[03:58] <WilliamC> So, I have to reinstall Ubuntu?
[03:58] <khafra> btrfs, of course, is the new hotness, fs-wise
[03:59] <killagoon> is there any GM out there who can help me?
[03:59] <Lunis> WilliamC, JFS is best for big files (i think), reiser best for average size, xfs best for small... you could partition your system to hell for peak performance, but that would mean you just want gentoo so why not just go with ext2 for boot, ext3 for the rest?
[04:00]  * cellofellow uses ext4 for everything and it's just fine.
[04:00] <WilliamC> Lunix, I just pieced together this computer from a computer that fell off of a UHaul and some spare parts a friend had
[04:00] <khafra> cellofellow: Yeah, I've never had ext4 fail, even a little.  It's not exactly unstable
[04:00] <KittyBoots> do any of you know the channel for compiz fusion?
[04:00] <WilliamC> I won't try beta Ubunutu though, last time I did it segfaulted on boot.
[04:01] <yxz97> hi
[04:01] <Lunis> WilliamC, no worries, i was just venting frustration from several years of recompiling the kernel anyway :P
[04:01] <WilliamC> So, ext4 is good?
[04:01] <yxz97> Can anyone help me setup my video card ?
[04:02] <ctmjr> KittyBoots: it is #compiz
[04:02] <f2345_> is kde 4.3 available on ubuntu / kubuntu ?
[04:02] <KF5CLL> #ubuntu
[04:03] <Lunis> WilliamC, yeah, ext4 is good
[04:03] <yxz97> Hello
[04:03] <yxz97> Can anyone help me setup my video card?
[04:04] <WilliamC> I'm shocked the hardware was undamaged after the case hit asphalt.
[04:04] <Deevz> how do I logout from a user session in CLI?
[04:04] <yxz97> Hello ?
[04:04] <KittyBoots> hello
[04:04] <yxz97> Hello ?
[04:04] <WilliamC> yxz97, I don't remember, sorry
[04:05] <Acido> I someone how manaaged to break samba i've tried reisntalling it but no luck sharing any files to xp help?
[04:07] <ctmjr> Deevz: logout or exit
[04:07] <Deevz> ok thx
[04:07] <ubuntuse_69> hello
[04:07] <ubuntuse_69> litle girls
[04:08] <sos1> how can i change the resolution on my desktop?
[04:08] <sos1> i went to the display options but there's no choicse
[04:08] <sos1> choices*
[04:09] <ctmjr> sos1: did you install the drivers for your card?
[04:10] <losher> Acido: did you make any changes to your /etc/samba/smb.conf? Depending on how you reinstall, a problem in there would persist...
[04:10] <sos1> no
[04:11] <darolu> Hello
[04:11] <WilliamC> Should I specify a mount or if a mount is not provided one will be provided for me in a court of law
[04:11] <sos1> i'm not sure how to go about doing that
[04:11] <darolu> I am having problems with a PCI Card I just installed (parallel port), can anyone tell me how to install it?
[04:12] <WilliamC> So, should I mount it as '/' or as ' '
[04:12] <ctmjr> sos1:from the main menu  open system/administration and see if there is a tab for hardware drivers
[04:13] <debaoholic> i am havg problem install GUI(desktop environment) on Ubuntu server. Anyone can help?
[04:13] <yxz97> hello there
[04:13] <losher> yxz97: hi. If you have a question, please ask it...
[04:13] <osx5> hi all
[04:13] <osx5> question: I just got an acer aspire one netbook and put xubuntu on it, I have a 1366 resolution but its only allowing 1024 , does anyone know if I can fix this?
[04:14] <osx5> it's an 11.6" screen
[04:14] <debaoholic> i am having problem install GUI(desktop environment) on Ubuntu server edition. Anyone can help?
[04:14] <yxz97> I just install ubuntu, jaunty, update 188 packages and ready to go..
[04:14] <losher> debaoholic: dunno. What happens when you try to install?
[04:14] <WilliamC> I'm not having any problems with Ubuntu, can I get some help?:P
[04:14] <yxz97> activate hardware driver for my video card, and he screen looks wonderfull...
[04:14] <Lunis> osx5, there's a page on the wiki about that i think, search the ubuntu wiki for "acer aspire one"
[04:14] <yxz97> Even better than before, when I used Fedora
[04:15] <yxz97> looks, like more precise resolution, more fine...
[04:15] <yxz97> grain detail...
[04:15] <yxz97> I like it :D
[04:16] <yxz97_> Hello ?
[04:16] <darolu> hello
[04:16] <tinom> hi
[04:17] <darolu> I'm trying to configure a PCI Card (parallel port), does anyone know how to do it?
[04:19] <yxz97> I cannot connect to a hidden network ...
[04:19] <yxz97> can anyone please help me .!
[04:19] <f2345_> dare, lspci
[04:19] <bigdavejoker> is it possible to read/write to a vista partition from a virtual instance of vista run from vmware server on ubuntu 9.04
[04:19] <f2345_> darolu, lspci, to see chip and load module / build kernel accordingly
[04:20] <sos1> arg, got disconnected
[04:20] <f2345_> bigdavejoker, from a desktop in iran, deported to russia, and based in the US ?
[04:20] <sos1> the package manager shows that i have the xserver drivers for my chipset installed
[04:21] <boobsbr> howdy, i'm trying to get the radeonhd driver to work on my hd3300 igp, but so far no luck. i installed it but it won't load automatically and i tried adding 'Driver "radeonhd"' to the device section but it didn't work. how can i get this to work?
[04:21] <fetusbubble> does anyone know how to stop ubuntu from requiring a keyring password for 'nm-applet' everytime i boot up my laptop?
[04:21] <bigdavejoker> f2345 yeah something like that
[04:21] <Hilikus_> hey guys i'm trying to packafge a program i dl from source. how can i know what are the dependencies since if i just compile it and it works it might be that i have everything needed, not that it doesn't have any dependencies
[04:22] <f2345_> boobsbr, try driver from amd/ati, i'd suggest
[04:22] <f2345_> Hilikus_, good guess. you had everything on hand, it seems
[04:23] <SeaPhor> boobsbr, try aticonfig --initial
[04:23] <raparkhurst> hey
[04:23] <ctmjr> sos1: did you find a anything in the hardware driver in administration
[04:23] <boobsbr> f2345_: fglxr makes gnome unusable
[04:23] <Hilikus_> f2345_: so how can i make that list?
[04:23] <raparkhurst> has anyone used a PCI-express expansion chassis before?
[04:24] <f2345_> Hilikus_, figure out easily, i don't know
[04:24] <boobsbr> SeaPhor: aticonfig is included in fglrx, which makes gnome unusable
[04:24] <sagaci> is there any way to add a confirm box in nautilus and the general desktop when i press delete on a file?
[04:24] <sos1> checking now
[04:25] <caeroe> hmm i keep figuring out my own problems.  i hate asking  :)
[04:25] <sos1> eh, it says no proprietary drivers are in use
[04:25] <losher> bigdavejoker: my understanding is that you'd have to mount the vista partition in Ubuntu then share it via samba, then mount the share inside the guest os.
[04:25] <webbb> i cant find synaptic in my file system  isn it supose to  be in usr/bin
[04:26] <losher> webbb: /usr/sbin/synaptic
[04:26] <ctmjr> fetusbubble: i think if i remember right click on the applet then the edit button a pop-up window should come up asking if you want to make the key-ring permission perminate
[04:26] <caeroe> i got opera and flash working, it likes the adobe plug-in, not the synaptic version.  where as firefox is using the other fine..
[04:26] <NetEcho> how do I found out the /dev/ location of a mounted usb drive?
[04:26] <bigdavejoker> losher thanks!
[04:26] <ctmjr> sos1: doesi t give an option to install any if you click on it?
[04:26] <caeroe> is it normal for the x64 bit plugin to be much slower than the one supplied through synaptic?  being an x64 setup, it seems off
[04:27] <sos1> this wireless sucks damn it
[04:27] <losher> NetEcho: run dmesg is a terminal & see if there is a message saying what /dev is being used for the usb drive...
[04:27] <gwildor> NetEcho, just type      mount       if you know the mount location, you will see it there
[04:27] <NetEcho> ah ok
[04:27] <NetEcho> considering doing a manual copy to make my USB drive bootable for a ubuntu install or usb-creator
[04:29] <losher> NetEcho: I thought that was what unetbootin was for?
[04:29] <NetEcho> didn't find a package to install under ubuntu for it so said screw it
[04:29] <gwildor> umm, its in synaptic
[04:29] <shazbotmcnasty> Hello - I used rkhunter, and I found a few alarming things, I don't know if I should care or not, but there are a few things I'm not so sure to think about they are: /usr/bin/gawk and /usr/bin/awk
[04:30] <SeaPhor> boobsbr, no, in a tty, in runlevel 3, running aticonfig --initial and then rebooting (ATI requires reboot for any/all graphics changes) will reset the basic ATi, but more important u need to find out what driver you are using, because ATI is working on their Linux drivers and is on public release 8.62.x (i'm on 8.64.x)
[04:30] <NetEcho> oh well usb-creator seems to work
[04:30] <ctmjr> sos1: is there an option to install the driver?
[04:30] <fetusbubble> ctmjr: no such luck; i don't see anything that would make the keyring permission permanent
[04:31] <sos1> i don't see anything about installing anywhere, no
[04:31] <gf> hello
[04:31] <perturbed> hello
[04:31] <fals99> hello..
[04:31] <Evet> My kernel is 2.6.26-2-amd64, it means im using amd64 cpu?
[04:31] <gf> i'm from China!
[04:31] <f2345_> shazbotmcnasty, awk / gawk.. string parser
[04:32] <leetom> anyone know "could not qcuire name on session bus??
[04:32] <f2345_> Evet, good point
[04:32] <shazbotmcnasty> I'm sorry, I don't really know what that is...
[04:32] <fals99> is any body frm indonesia..??
[04:32] <f2345_> fals99, sank
[04:32] <leetom> vnc cannot see gnome...
[04:32] <fals99> hello sank...
[04:32] <NetEcho> yep usb-creator worked perfectly
[04:33] <f2345_> shazbotmcnasty, i dont know what rikhunter is.. but seems some awk.. script failed
[04:33] <boobsbr> SeaPhor: i'm using xserver-xorg-video-radeon, from the default install. about aticonfig, it's only included in xorg-driver-fglrx, if i install it, it makes gnome extremely slow and unusable. i tried it once, and used aticonfig, but in the end i had to reinstall jaunty.
[04:33] <sos1> not in the hardware drivers window, no
[04:33] <sos1> there's nothing at all
[04:33] <NetEcho> sos1 driver for what?
[04:33] <losher> shazbotmcnasty: it should be harmless to reinstall them from the repository if in doubt. md5sum them before & after to see if they were compromised...
[04:34] <ctmjr> sos1: ok what video card do you have do you know?
[04:34] <sos1> close button, help button, disabled enable button, an input box, and a blank section in the middle
[04:34] <maxie>  do anyone know if j2c files can makes any issues in jaunty?? because i don't get access 2 my desktop or any other places where i have j2c files -_-  and i have try 2 get access 2 they other way but i can't delete them either -_-
[04:34] <NetEcho> if its an older ati then the propriatary drivers no longer support it
[04:34] <sos1> i'm trying to get more than 640x480 resolution
[04:34] <NetEcho> sos1 which vid card?
[04:35] <sos1> not sure exactly
[04:35] <SirFunk> what is everyones favorite program for backing up files to a remote host?
[04:35] <sos1> its some old laptop i grabbed up for free, dell inspiron 1100
[04:36] <sos1> probably just some onboard intel thing
[04:36] <SeaPhor> boobsbr, hrm, thats interesting, i test ATI and SLED11 at work and cross-test that against Ubuntu, and have gone thru 40 image respins and 7 revs to ATI's linux driver,,,, have not seen that
[04:36] <shazbotmcnasty> I tried to remove awk
[04:36] <shazbotmcnasty> but it's not installed...
[04:36] <WilliamC> It's updating
[04:36] <ctmjr> sos1: ok run this in a terminal lspci | grep VGA it more than likely is an intel
[04:36] <shazbotmcnasty> but I have a warning for /usr/bin/awk
[04:36] <WilliamC> How much does a spare Ethernet cable cost?
[04:36] <shazbotmcnasty> wat
[04:37] <shazbotmcnasty> WilliamC, it depends how long you want it, and what kind.
[04:37] <perturbed> is shiretiko ..firefox 3.5 ?
[04:37] <losher> shazbotmcnasty: which os version?
[04:37] <boobsbr> SeaPhor: no prob. i'll keep waiting until ati fixes xorg-driver-fglrx
[04:37] <shazbotmcnasty> 8.10
[04:37] <WilliamC> I just want a short ethernet cable
[04:37] <shazbotmcnasty> like 10 ft?
[04:37] <WilliamC> yeah
[04:38] <perturbed> synaptic does not have Firefox 3.5 it has instead 3.0
[04:38] <shazbotmcnasty> where are you located?
[04:38]  * NetEcho hates that fglrx doesn't support his card anymore
[04:38] <losher> shazbotmcnasty: sorry, can't help you. I have 8.04. If you can find someone else with 8.10 you can compare md5sums for awk...
[04:38] <Flannel> perturbed: What version of Ubuntu are you running?
[04:38] <SeaPhor> boobsbr, mind if i PM you and get more info?
[04:38] <perturbed> 9.04
[04:38] <perturbed> Flannel: 9.04
[04:38] <hellothar> is there something like the windows 7 taskbar for ubuntu
[04:38] <Flannel> !ff35 | perturbed
[04:38] <Loafers> !minimize
[04:38] <WilliamC> Right now I'm using wifi instead of my ethernet port, and I think being wired in would be better.
[04:38] <hyperion__> waiting for fglrx were relying on you or will switch to S3 :)
[04:39] <hellothar> !desktop management
[04:39] <sos1> 32mb 9u741
[04:39] <hellothar> !gnome
[04:40] <hellothar> !AWN
[04:40] <shazbotmcnasty> losher, errr, what does it mean that apt-get doesn't say it exists, but it's in /usr/bin/awk?
[04:40] <hellothar> !dock
[04:40] <WilliamC> !ubuntu
[04:40] <losher> shazbotmcnasty: I don't think it comes from a package, because it's so basic. Do you have a live-cd?
[04:40] <WilliamC> Only thing I dislike about Ubuntu is the level of brown
[04:40] <ikosh> heh
[04:41] <shazbotmcnasty> no sir I do not
[04:41] <sos1> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 03
[04:41] <shazbotmcnasty> WilliamC, change the colors...
[04:41] <shazbotmcnasty> I don't understand...
[04:41] <shazbotmcnasty> the websites are all brown and orange though, and you can't really change those..
[04:41] <WilliamC> I don't like the color scheme that Ubunutu normally uses, is it possible to change the boot screen?
[04:41] <shazbotmcnasty> meh
[04:42] <shazbotmcnasty> yes
[04:42] <hellothar> where can I go to find out how to change ubuntu
[04:42] <shazbotmcnasty> hellothar, what
[04:42] <hellothar> shazbotmcnasty: desktop
[04:42] <DJNomad> hey all I need help getting thunar to automount a second hdd
[04:42] <shazbotmcnasty> !usplash
[04:42] <hellothar> shazbotmcnasty: gnome I guess?
[04:42] <hyperion__> in a city do you think anyone would take advantage of a mgetty line?
[04:42] <hellothar> usplash?
[04:43] <shazbotmcnasty> hellothar, what do you want to change about it
[04:43] <shazbotmcnasty> no that was not to you, that was kinda directed at WilliamC
[04:43] <Loafers> Is it possible to iconify the Gnome Panel for "Applications" "Places" and "System"?
[04:43] <hellothar> shazbotmcnasty: I'm looking for a miniminalist approach, kinda like window 7's new task bar
[04:43] <hyperion__> Loafers, yes
[04:43] <hellothar> shazbotmcnasty: also need to find a toolbar or something like that to control rhythm box
[04:43] <Loafers> hyperion__, How?
[04:44] <perturbed> Flannel: i need your help
[04:44] <alephant> Hi all
[04:44] <Loafers> !ask | peturbed
[04:44] <perturbed> how do i uninstall FF 3.0 without affecting dependencies
[04:44] <hyperion__> Loafers, right click on the panel and add a menu bar
[04:44] <shazbotmcnasty> hellothar, do you mean you want to get rid of gnome itself? or do you just want to change the way it looks? Also - I've never looked for anything regarding the control bar for rythmbox
[04:44] <perturbed> i have shiretoko 3.5 installed
[04:45] <WilliamC> Should I recompile my Kernel?
[04:45] <ctmjr> !intel | sos1 see if this helps you
[04:45] <hyperion__> Loafers, not a main menu
[04:45] <perturbed> how do i upgrade it to FF3.5
[04:45] <bucky> shazbotmcnasty: /usr/bin/awk -> /etc/alternatives/awk -> /usr/bin/gawk  dpkg -S /usr/bin/gawk  gawk: /usr/bin/gawk
[04:45] <hellothar> did I manage to leave?
[04:45] <Flannel> perturbed: install firefox-3.5 package (from universe)
[04:45] <gwildor> no
[04:45] <Loafers> hyperion__, okay.  then what?
[04:45] <hellothar> something popped up, shazbotmcnasty did you say something?
[04:45] <hyperion__> Loafers, its a icon now :)
[04:45] <perturbed> it will replace 3.0 ? how do i remove that
[04:46] <shazbotmcnasty> can you not scroll up?
[04:46] <perturbed> is swiftfox as secure as FF ?
[04:46] <CodeWar> I did sudo update-grub -y and it says 2.6.28-14 found along with 28-13 but it doesnt update menu.lst wiht 28-14.
[04:46] <hellothar> shazbotmcnasty: no, all the text is gone
[04:47] <shazbotmcnasty>  "hellothar, do you mean you want to get rid of gnome itself? or do you just want to change the way it looks? Also - I've never looked for anything regarding the control bar for rythmbox"
[04:47] <perturbed> FF 3.5 branding is also necessary ?
[04:47] <Flannel> perturbed: It won't.  And you don't want to.  Removing 3.0 in Jaunty will cause some problems.  Just change your defaults, and have them both installed
[04:47] <Loafers> hyperion__, Hmm i added menu bar, I got the same thing.  i just want to make the words application, places, and system an icon so i can save panel space
[04:47] <DarthPuff> where do i install compiz themes to?
[04:48] <hyperion__> Loafers, try the custom menu one
[04:48] <CodeWar> is there a manual way to update menu.lst with the latest kernel. Where does one get the UUID from?
[04:48] <aaron_> hi, im trying to install ubuntu on an old dell (dell dimension 2350) and it keeps hanging on the bootup screen, about 20% of the bootup bar complete. its ubuntu 9.04, ran an md5 check and everythings fine. im baffled
[04:48] <Loafers> hyperion__, I tried "Menu Bar (A custom menu bar)"
[04:49] <bucky> WilliamC: here's the login screen from #ubuntu http://ubuntumanual.org/files/u1/scary_GDM.jpg
[04:49] <Flannel> CodeWar: It comes from your menu.lst.  If you'll notice up on the top, there's some commented out lines.  All of those lines (while staying commented) are used by update-grub to recreate
[04:49] <Loafers> hyperion__, ahh nvm
[04:49] <Loafers> hyperion__, i got it, thanks :)
[04:49] <bucky> WilliamC: here's the rest of them http://ubuntumanual.org/posts/222/20-gdm-themes-for-ubuntu-you-probably-haven-t-seen-before
[04:49] <hellothar> shazbotmcnasty: I need to change the look because gnome doesnt like vertical menubars
[04:50] <perturbed> Flannel: i have shiretoko3.5 .. installing FF3.5 branding will make it FF 3.5 ?????
[04:50] <CydeWeys> Anyone know of a nifty GUI program that'll show a list of WiFi networks my card can see?
[04:50] <xim_> what could it mean if when you try to turn on desktop effects in appearances (clicking 'extra') it gives an error that says 'desktop effects could not be enabled' i just installed the nvidia restricted driver and it seems to be working (been playing 3d games)
[04:50] <Flannel> perturbed: No, 3.5 won't ever be branded firefox in Jaunty.  It has to do with mozilla legal issues.
[04:50] <Flannel> perturbed: from what I understand anyway.  Trademark stuff.
[04:50] <migg137> how do i make my windows be transparent??? like vista glass
[04:51] <perturbed> so do i have the FF 3.5 already ? ..how do i check
[04:51] <CodeWar> Flannel, I dont follow, where is the kernel UUID coming from? grub-update is reporting the new kernel but doesnt add it to my menu.lst where do I go from here
[04:51] <hyperion__> Loafers, oh yea its the other menu one :)
[04:51] <perturbed> minefield 3.5 web browser it says
[04:51] <Loafers> hyperion__, thanks :-)
[04:51] <ctmjr> CydeWeys: wicd is one
[04:52] <Flannel> CodeWar: the kernel doesn't have a UUID, the UUID is the UUID of your root drive.
[04:52] <CodeWar> Flannel,  ok that makes sense so I can just manaully add the new kernel now that I have vmlinuz and initrd
[04:52] <Flannel> CodeWar: root partition, that is.
[04:53] <hellothar> shazbotmcnasty: I think I found what Im looking for http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/DockbarX?content=101604
[04:53] <aaron_> hi, im trying to install ubuntu on an old dell (dell dimension 2350) and it keeps hanging on the bootup screen, about 20% of the bootup bar complete. its ubuntu 9.04, ran an md5 check and everythings fine. im baffled
[04:54] <crazy2k> I have two versions of wxpython installed. How do I choose which one I want to use?
[04:54] <ctmjr> aaron_: restart and in the install menu press f4 and chose safe graphic mode or something to that effect then try again
[04:54] <CodeWar> Flannel, >> the UUID is the UUID of your root drive:    on a different note how does one get this UUID whats the script
[04:55] <aaron_> ctmjr: i just did that, still hangs. :/
[04:55] <Flannel> CodeWar: sudo blkid
[04:55] <darolu> Anyone knows how to install a PCI-Card? (parellel port)
[04:55] <CodeWar> Flannel, you are a darling!
[04:56] <Evet> Which virtualization software do you suggest?
[04:56] <carpediem> virtualbox
[04:56] <cprevoe> aaron_: is it the bootup screen after it's installed or while getting ready to install?
[04:57] <xim_> i suggest vmware
[04:57] <Evet> xim_, vmware too much costs
[04:57] <cprevoe> i suggest virtualbox but not the one in the repo, the deb file off the site
[04:57] <xim_> my costs 0$
[04:57] <xim_> what costs
[04:57] <aaron_> cprevoe: it's at the bootup screen booting into the live environment or straight to install, right after the menu. this is almost exactly where it hangs: http://aruljohn.com/info/images/psp/pspubuntu_loading.gif
[04:57] <Evet> xim_, warez?
[04:57] <rainwalker> I have 4 gigs of ram and a 1 gig graphics card, running 64-bit Jaunty; is it normal for System Monitor to only list 3.7 GiB of memory?
[04:58] <Evet> cprevoe, for server?
[04:58] <aaron_> cprevoe: except with the bar filled to 20% (after bouncing back and forth) and stuck
[04:58] <savanny1976xpser> Please can someone help me here. I'm trying to install "Myththemes" when I applied " ./configure --prefix=/usr/local" I got this Error "  Are you using the correct prefix (/usr/local) and sysroot ()?". I know the problem is cross Compiling" How do I fix that???
[04:58] <damo1> what program can i use to record LPs to wav using ubuntu?
[04:58] <xim_> no, the player is free.  then you just have to use workstation to make the VM, and you can do that on the 30 day demo, or you can even keep registering every 30 days and use workstation forever
[04:58] <cprevoe> Evet: I've never done server virtualization. I'm sorry
[04:58] <xim_> but once you make the VM you might as well switch to free vmware player
[04:58] <cprevoe> aaron_: when that screen's coming up, did you check the other tty's for more info?
[04:58] <carpediem> savanny1976xpser: can't you just use myththemes from the repos?
[04:58] <cprevoe> aaron_: also, have you tried the "alternate text based installer" ?
[04:59] <damo1> what program can i use to record LPs to wav using ubuntu?
[04:59] <aaron_> cprevoe: have not tried the alternate text-based installer but will do so. thanks
[04:59] <xim_> damo1, i think audacity will do it but audio work has given me trouble in ubuntu (only thing i still prefer windows for)
[04:59] <WilliamC> Should I bother recompiling my kernel?
[04:59] <carpediem> damo1: for simplicity, Audacity.
[05:00] <cprevoe> aaron_: just after that bootscreen (called usplash) goes up, try CTRL+ALT+F1-8 and look for one that has text
[05:00] <carpediem> damo1: though there are more complicated/advanced options
[05:00] <cprevoe> aaron_: you may get a better error message that you can troubleshoot
[05:00] <Flannel> WilliamC: No.
[05:00] <aaron_> cprevoe: wont let me check a TTY there
[05:00] <WilliamC> Flannel, why not?
[05:00] <user111> What is the latest version of network manager for ubuntu 9.04?
[05:01] <cprevoe> aaron_: you may have to do it right when it first displays
[05:01]  * lazy247x Help! I can't get gfxboot to work in Ubuntu 9.04.
[05:01] <warrier> Hi all
[05:01] <xim_> wtf radio shack is changing its name to 'the shack'
[05:01] <aaron_> cprevoe: ok, ill try that. thanks
[05:01] <warrier> I am reasonably new to Linux
[05:01] <Evet> ty xim_
[05:01] <Flannel> xim_: #ubuntu-offtopic for non-support conversations, thanks.
[05:01] <warrier> and have a quick (possibly silly) question
[05:01] <hellothar> is kde not available in x64?
[05:02] <migg137> can i change the boot screen? thankyou
[05:02] <warrier> I am running the Ubuntu LiveCD
[05:02] <Flannel> hellothar: It is.
[05:02] <warrier> and love it so far
[05:02] <vader_> Does Nvidia have a driver for the framebuffer? It runs sooo slow. I've switched between vesafb & nvidiafb in modprobe.d/blacklist-framebuffer but see no diffrance in preformance.
[05:02] <lazy247x> do anyone know what version gfxboot works in ubuntu 9.04??
[05:02] <warrier> only I like the app menu and control center on Mint
[05:02] <linuxdude> what is the config file for warzone 2100?
[05:03] <warrier> any idea how i can make ubuntu menu and control center look like that on mint?
[05:03] <linuxdude> anyone know?
[05:03] <user111> What is the latest version of network manager for ubuntu 9.04?
[05:03] <savanny1976xpser> Thank you  Carpediem, , Appreciate  it, I was Hypnotized by the terminal I forgot about the repos..Thanks again.
[05:03] <hellothar> oh i see
[05:03] <warrier> anyone know?
[05:03] <hellothar> linux mint 7 kde doesnt have x64
[05:03] <linuxdude> what is the config file for the game warzone 2100?
[05:03] <ianm_> anyone with a T61 w/ Intel graphics have things working "fast" ?
[05:04] <warrier> oh....
[05:04] <cprevoe> user111: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=network-manager
[05:04] <vader_> linuxdude: man warzone, it should be listed in there.
[05:04] <warrier> hellothar,were you responding to my q?
[05:05] <hellothar> warrier:  lol sorry no
[05:05] <warrier> oops :)
[05:05] <shazbotmcnasty> migg137, yes you can change the boot screen, it's called a splash screen - there are some to choose from at gnome-look.org
[05:05] <user111> cprevoe, thanks, but i meant if I want the latest version even though it's 'unsafe'
[05:05] <warrier> anyone know how to make ubuntu ui look like mint?
[05:05] <hellothar> warrier: thats pretty much mints thing
[05:05] <shazbotmcnasty> and google usplash
[05:05] <shazbotmcnasty> !usplash
[05:05] <hellothar> warrier: why dont you just use mint
[05:05] <warrier> coz ubuntu provides security updates and mint doesnt
[05:05] <jiohdi> is empty trash a secure delete or does it leave traces like windows that can be recovered?
[05:05] <aaron_> cprevoe: i'm getting a "squashfs error"
[05:05] <warrier> also i keep having issues with network connectivity when using mint]\
[05:06] <linuxdude> got ta go
[05:06] <warrier> hellothar: I was hoping the Mint UI was either a customized windowmanager
[05:06] <cprevoe> aaron_: you said you did the "check disk" and it worked?
[05:07] <migg137> ok and how do i install these splash screens... and thanks by the way
[05:07] <hellothar> is there anyway to install kde over gnome?
[05:07] <cprevoe> user111: ahh, sorry, I don't know
[05:07] <aaron_> cprevoe: yes, i checked the md5 sums and its all fine, its occurring to me on both my ubuntu/mythubuntu .isos. the squashfs error comes up on the tty prompt when booting
[05:07] <antonius_> anyone know how to use gdmXnestchooser?
[05:07] <antonius_> having trouble with it...
[05:08] <shazbotmcnasty> migg137, did you look up usplash?
[05:08] <jiohdi> hellothor, there is a way to go from ubuntu to kubuntu
[05:08] <cprevoe> aaron_: when you start it up though, one of the options is to "check disk"
[05:08] <cprevoe> aaron_: something may have gone wrong durring the burn
[05:08] <aaron_> cprevoe: as in verify disc integrity?
[05:08] <cprevoe> aaron_: yup
[05:08] <xim_> what could it mean if when you try to turn on desktop effects in appearances (clicking 'extra') it gives an error that says 'desktop effects could not be enabled' i just installed the nvidia restricted driver and it seems to be working (been playing 3d games)
[05:08] <aaron_> cprevoe: yep i checked it and i ran the memtest, all came out fine
[05:09] <cprevoe> aaron_: ok. sorry but I'm out of ideas
[05:09] <cprevoe> aaron_: squashfs is above me
[05:09] <cprevoe> (for now)
[05:09] <jiohdi> anyone know if "empty trash" really deletes or leaves traces like windows?
[05:09] <aaron_> ok thanks anyways cprevoe
[05:09] <vader_> Does Nvidia have a driver for the framebuffer? It runs sooo slow. I've switched between vesafb & nvidiafb in modprobe.d/blacklist-framebuffer but see no diffrance in preformance. Am I missing something... a driver, a setting??
[05:09] <cprevoe> xim_: open a terminal and run "compiz --replace" and see if it works or gives you an error
[05:09] <cprevoe> xim_: might give you more to go with
[05:11] <shazbotmcnasty> !usplash | migg137
[05:11] <user111> where can I get one of those accounts where people can send stuff to a link like "myname."theirwebsite".com?
[05:11] <RickZilla> user111:  Um, Godaddy.com?
[05:12] <spO> kjournald is not in any rc*.d  directory nor rc.local  neither is k8-power   , but they are each loaded at boot... ?
[05:12] <antonius_> man, everyone sure knows how to change a theme, but everytime i come with something a little difficult...i hear crickets....ughhh...back to gentoo, i guess.
[05:12] <user111> RickZilla, not a hosting site, but you make a username which allows people to send emails/link/documents to you
[05:12] <beatbreaker> hi, i've used system update and my Firefox is still 3.0 and not 3.5 - what's going on?
[05:12] <shazbotmcnasty> buh bye antonius_
[05:13]  * cprevoe waves to antonius_ 
[05:13] <cprevoe> cheers
[05:13] <user01> mmm . . . i have an ext2 formatted flash disk and it says permissions cant be determined how do i fix?
[05:13] <antonius_> dumbing down the support community....so disapointing...have fun with you're boot splash themes lol
[05:13] <shazbotmcnasty> thxbye
[05:13] <shazbotmcnasty> your*
[05:13] <user111> where can I get one of those accounts where people can send stuff to a link like "myname."theirwebsite".com?
[05:14] <user01> its not allowing me to copy files to it
[05:14] <user01> as root
[05:14] <shazbotmcnasty> user111, you would need a domain name
[05:14] <shazbotmcnasty> like your own website
[05:14] <Guest51429> beatbreaker, firefox is a metapackage pointing to 3.0, just apt-get install firefox-3.5
[05:14] <user01> or gksudo i should say
[05:14] <spO> how can a file load if it is not in any rc*.d directory nor file ?
[05:15] <spO> kjournald is running not based on any file but because it is built into my generic kernel?
[05:16] <spO> That means i have to immediately create a custom kernel because i don't want to load useless programs!
[05:16] <cprevoe> sp0: if I remember correctly, the rc?.d in ubuntu are for show
[05:16] <cprevoe> spO: /etc/event.d contains the scripts (I think)
[05:17] <cprevoe> spO: it's been a while since I messed around with them, but there is a script that runs the respective rc?.d scripts
[05:17] <cprevoe> spO: and it's only there for backwards compatability
[05:17] <carpediem> the stuff in event.d doesn't contain the scripts
[05:17] <RickZilla> Guest51429: If I just do apt-get install firefox-3.5, will it replace the existing 3.0 installation, or will it just create a second firefox?
[05:18] <spO> kjournald has to be in the kernel because i did a grep kjournald *  in /etc/  directory and nothing came up
[05:18] <hellis22> anyone know a bit of regex?
[05:18] <carpediem> the stuff in event.d just calls the scripts in rc.d
[05:18] <beatbreaker> Guest51429: thanks, will that update when the time is right like normal afterwards?
[05:18] <cprevoe> carpediem: yes but there are some that arn't in the rc's, such as logd
[05:19] <carpediem> cprevoe: perhaps, not sure.  but rc.d is not just for show.  IF you manually put something in rc.d it will run
[05:19] <bef0rd> Hi! quick question, Can I use a 8.10 cd to restore the grub on a 9.04 installation?
[05:19] <cprevoe> spO: try 'find /etc 2>/dev/null | xargs grep kjournald'
[05:19] <Flannel> bef0rd: Yeah, you shouldn't have any problems with that.
[05:19] <Guest51429> RickZilla, Dunno, I stick to 3.0 for now
[05:19] <cprevoe> spO: it may be inside of one of the scripts
[05:19] <Guest51429> beatbreaker, Should do so, of course
[05:20] <cprevoe> carpediem: but it will only run because of the respective rcX script in /etc/event.d
[05:20] <carpediem> cprevoe: yes, that's right.
[05:20] <spO> cprevoe, how would tha tproduce anything different than grep kjournald *  ?
[05:20] <c0nd0m|burst> Hey guys, I've got a SoundBlaster Live 5.1 installed on my system running Ubuntu 8.10, and I can't seem to find the file/stream totem movie player outputs its sound to
[05:20] <spO> grep -R kjournald * i mean
[05:20] <carpediem> cprevoe: but the respective script only is a loop that runs the contents of rcX.d
[05:20] <c0nd0m|burst> I've tried /dev/sound and /dev/dsp but neither work
[05:20] <cprevoe> spO: wont
[05:20] <user01> mmm i know i probably have to change it from root
[05:21] <user01> somehow it got reset to all root permissions
[05:21] <beatbreaker> Guest51429: great thanks, i was just a little confussed that it didn't update like everything else should automatically, i'm sure the same thing is happening with my songbird too
[05:21] <c0nd0m|burst> Any ideas, anyone?
[05:21] <user01> ill have to throw it on my debian box
[05:21] <cprevoe> carpediem: you're right, it's not just there for show
[05:21] <carpediem> cprevoe: in other words, the scripts in rcX.d only exist in that place (though they are usually a simlink to /etc/init.d)
[05:21] <c0nd0m|burst> I just need to know where totem movie player writes to...
[05:21] <Guest51429> beatbreaker, No problem
[05:21] <migg137> how do i make my windows transparent like windows vista glass
[05:22] <moymoy> murrine?
[05:22] <timaeus-k> hello is someone there?
[05:22] <c0nd0m|burst> Can anybody help me ffs?
[05:22] <lwells> migg137: You can use Compiz
[05:22] <cprevoe> carpediem: right, but if you create a new project, should you be using the rc?.d or entering a script int /etc/event.d?
[05:22] <c0nd0m|burst> I actually have a legit problem other than some windows vista glass bullshit
[05:23] <carpediem> cprevoe: actually, to do it right, you put it in init.d and run rc-update
[05:23] <migg137> ok thanks...<c0nd0m|burst> chill
[05:23] <carpediem> cprevoe: rc-update puts the appropriate simlinks in to /etc/rcX.d
[05:23] <cprevoe> but that's because rc-update is from the rc.d days XD
[05:23] <bucky> user111 dynup.net
[05:23] <beatbreaker> Guest51429: it updated, but firefox still says it's version 3.0, do i have to change shortcuts too?
[05:24]  * cprevoe isn't really sure if the intention of /etc/event.d is to replace rc.d or not, I thought it was
[05:24] <carpediem> migg137: if compiz is running, hold Alt while scrolling your mousewheel.  OR if you just want window borders, you need to use Emerald
[05:24] <c0nd0m|burst> Blah no-one is listening to me >:[
[05:24] <Guest51429> beatbreaker, Prolly yes, try launching firefox-3.5 in a term window
[05:24]  * cprevoe doesn't know what ffs means
[05:24] <kattollikisd> I need help with Rhythmbox. It wont play .wma format musics, can someone help me here pleases?
[05:24] <cprevoe> ah, nvm
[05:24] <c0nd0m|burst> for fuck sake.
[05:24] <cprevoe> wow, long day
[05:24] <user111> bucky, Woo!! Props to you bucky. Thank you very much!!!
[05:25] <migg137> carpediem, how do i use emerald
[05:25] <beatbreaker> Guest51429: yeah that did it
[05:25] <timaeus-k> katto your system not reproduce nothing?
[05:25] <beatbreaker> thanks again
[05:25] <eri1> Hi.
[05:26] <shazbotmcnasty> c0nd0m, , be more polite, and maybe repeat your question rather than being rude.
[05:26] <bef0rd> Flannel, thanks, windows installer reseted it, gonna try
[05:26] <carpediem> migg137: you can install it like all apps.  Getting it to run...don't remember, you can google it.  Remember, that's only the borders.  IF you want parts of the actual windows to be transparent, the only thing I've seen is some murrine themes, but they are quite complicated to setup.
[05:26] <kattollikisd> timaeus-k, yes. in every media player, but in rhythmbox play every media too but no wma format
[05:27] <ipsemet> does anyone have Vmware 2.0 successfully running on Ubuntu Server 8.04.3 with all the updates?
[05:27] <eri1> I'm getting 1/3 the speed the I should be on my connection.
[05:27] <c0nd0m> Does anybody know where on the filesystem that sound get outputted to? Doing a: cat /dev/urandom > /dev/sound produces sound but I do not know where and how I could record the sound outputted by Totem Media Player. Can anybody help me, or have any comments?
[05:27] <timaeus-k> well is a trouble, if you can´t need update your os,
[05:27] <eri1> *that
[05:28] <WIGGMPk> can someone help me troubleshoot why Xorg is using so much CPU?
[05:28] <bucky> user111: they have a freenode channel too #dynup
[05:28] <shazbotmcnasty> c0nd0m, I've never used totem, but do you get audio from any other movie player?
[05:28] <shazbotmcnasty> WIGGMPk, do you have a video driver installed?
[05:28] <c0nd0m> Good suggestion, hold on I'll see
[05:28] <WIGGMPk> shazbotmcnasty: yes, but I have always had it installed and its never used this much before
[05:29] <cprevoe> carpediem: /etc/event.d is part of "upstart" ... it's goal is ambitious
[05:29] <kattollikisd> timaeus-k, after i upgrade the system to 9.04 the problem arrive
[05:29] <carpediem> cprevoe: ahh, okay, I've read about upstart.
[05:29] <eri1> Anyone know any reason why I might be getting 1/3 speed?
[05:29] <shazbotmcnasty> then I have no idea, when I upgraded to 9.04 I figured out that ATI dropped support for my video card, so Xorg took up all my cpu when I did anything, that's the only reason I know of
[05:29] <shazbotmcnasty> I'm a newb
[05:29] <carpediem> cprevoe: but it looks like for the most part, upstart is just processing rcX.d entries based on the scripts I'm seeing. :/
[05:30] <Guest64919> Need help setting password on Ubuntu x11vnc
[05:30] <eri1> I usually connect at 180 KBps, but not it's like 50-70 KBps max.
[05:30] <eri1> *now
[05:30] <zigibagido> Need help setting password on Ubuntu x11vnc!!!! Wont work!!! (sorry bout double post changed my name)
[05:31] <cprevoe> carpediem: absolutely, and I think the fact that you and I just had a conv about it
[05:31] <zigibagido> anybody here?
[05:31] <shazbotmcnasty> zigibagido, passwrd
[05:31] <cprevoe> carpediem: means maybe it needs some more pushing
[05:31] <c0nd0m> shazbotmcnasty: Both totem and rythmbox seem to have the: "/dev/snd/pcmC0D3p" file open when they are playing audio, although when music is playing I cannot cat it
[05:32] <carpediem> cprevoe: true
[05:32] <zigibagido> shazbotmcnasty: does not work, what exactly am i supposed to do?
[05:32] <shazbotmcnasty> sudo !!  ?
[05:32] <c0nd0m> zigibagido
[05:32] <darth10> ?
[05:32] <c0nd0m> man passwd
[05:32] <darth10> man ???
[05:32] <darth10> man man!
[05:32] <darth10> :P
[05:32] <shazbotmcnasty> manual
[05:32] <c0nd0m> lulz.
[05:32] <shazbotmcnasty> ohmy
[05:32] <darth10> DUH
[05:32] <ihavenoclue> I'm trying to use epseak as part of a php script but it won't execute. I'm guessing it's a permissions issue. anyone have an idea of how to fix it? I would ask in #php but the channel is sending me to an overflow room
[05:33] <darth10> dude
[05:33] <SecMonk> Wow, network-manager is SO broken on KDE 4.3.
[05:33] <c0nd0m> so shazbotmcnasty, any ideas on that? ^
[05:33] <c0nd0m> About the /dev/snd/pcmC0D3p ?
[05:33] <zigibagido> tired did not work
[05:33] <darth10> ur not having perms on a sys file? wtf :P
[05:34] <shazbotmcnasty> errrr c0nd0m: amixer sset PCM 10+
[05:34] <zigibagido> NEED HELP!
[05:34] <c0nd0m> uh, and what will that do?
[05:34] <shazbotmcnasty> turn up pcm volume
[05:34] <cprevoe> zigibagido: what did you try and what error message did you receive?
[05:34] <c0nd0m> Lawl dude I cant cat it
[05:34] <c0nd0m> Not that I cant hear it
[05:35] <convergence1> ok, on my other computer, tried to switch from my onboard gpu to an ide.  everything went fine until x was supposed to start.  anyway, i changed the motherboard to use the onboard gpu once again, and now x...
[05:35] <c0nd0m> hang on ill try and cat it as root
[05:35] <convergence1> attempts to run in some safe mode that doesn't work.  so my question is, can i switch runlevels somehow to pull up a console
[05:35] <zigibagido> cprevoe: i tried sudo passwd and it gave me a bnuch of stuff saying i dont have a password
[05:35] <c0nd0m> Actually, I can cat it, but I get no output at all.
[05:35] <cprevoe> zigibagido: don't use sudo to do it
[05:35] <WIGGMPk> What is the proper way to exit a script once it is complete? I have some startup scripts I made for screenlets, and I want to make sure the script exits (closes) after its ran properly
[05:35] <convergence1> nmnd
[05:36] <convergence1> i'm an idiot
[05:36] <convergence1> ctl alt f1
[05:36] <kattollikisd> I need help with Rhythmbox. It wont play .wma format musics, can someone help me here pleases?
[05:36] <shazbotmcnasty> c0nd0m, sorry i dunno
[05:36] <zigibagido> cprevoe: i also tried just  psswd
[05:36] <cprevoe> WIGGMPk: exit 0 for success, exit <any nonzero> for failure
[05:36] <shazbotmcnasty> I'm a newb
[05:36] <cprevoe> zigibagido: and what message did it give you?
[05:36] <c0nd0m> Well atleast you helped. Thanks shaz.
[05:36] <cprevoe> c0nd0m: I'm not sure what you're asking for can be done
[05:36] <shazbotmcnasty> lol I try
[05:36] <cprevoe> c0nd0m: but I don't know for sure
[05:36] <zigibagido> cprevoe: said command nto found
[05:36] <c0nd0m> Lawl okay I'll explain my whole situation
[05:37] <c0nd0m> This is going to be long...
[05:37] <WIGGMPk> cprevoe: im confused on the difference.. how would I know if it fails? and if you have multiple commands in a script you only need one exit correct?
[05:37] <c0nd0m> Okay so I have set up shoutcast fine on my box, and I have also installed a shoutcast broadcaster on my box
[05:37] <convergence1> ok, i feel kind of embarrassed, but what configuration file do I need to change to switch to my old graphics (intel) drivers.
[05:37] <c0nd0m> Now it can load files for the playlist
[05:37] <cprevoe> zigibagido: try /usr/bin/passwd
[05:37] <c0nd0m> And it can also load streams when you prefix the path with DSP:
[05:38] <c0nd0m> Now, I have tried just using
[05:38] <c0nd0m> DSP:/dev/sound
[05:38] <c0nd0m> and apparently no-one can hear anything
[05:38] <vader_> Any program to view .pdf in the console? FBI only displays the first page... :/
[05:38] <c0nd0m> i have also tried /dev/dsp
[05:38] <cprevoe> WIGGMPk: exit will leave the script regardless where you are, a 0 will indicate to whatever process
[05:38] <c0nd0m> And neither work
[05:38] <cprevoe> WIGGMPk: running it that it was successful
[05:38] <c0nd0m> And I mainly want to broadcast the sound output of totem media player
[05:38] <convergence1> from the console, how do I switch graphics drivers?
[05:38] <c0nd0m> and when i do an lsof on totem AND rhythmbox
[05:39] <c0nd0m> they both have this file open:
[05:39] <zigibagido> cprevoe: said: "passwd: password updated successfully" but still does not work. Does not promt for password while VNCing into computer
[05:39] <c0nd0m> /dev/snd/pcmC0D3p
[05:39] <c0nd0m> And that seems to be the only thing in /dev/ open
[05:39] <c0nd0m> So yeah.
[05:39] <WIGGMPk> cprevoe: so exit 0 wont leave unless its successful? sorry im very new and im reading this advanced bash script PDF but have questions
[05:39] <c0nd0m> Understand now, cprevoe?
[05:39] <cprevoe> WIGGMPk: this isn't really a ubuntu question, shall we talk in im's?
[05:40] <WIGGMPk> cprevoe:
[05:40] <WIGGMPk> cprevoe: sure
[05:40] <c0nd0m> WIGGMPk: No, an exit code of 0 tells the operating system the task was successful and it exits
[05:40] <c0nd0m> You can return any integer back to the operating system
[05:40] <c0nd0m> anything but 0 means error
[05:40] <cprevoe> c0nd0m: I understand what you're asking for but the files in /dev probably just talk to the sound driver
[05:41] <convergence1> is this something that can be done by simply re-installing the intel drivers?
[05:41] <debaoholic> hi, i am a new user, would like to check what's the root default's password? as i am not prompted during the installation for the password
[05:41] <c0nd0m> Blah.
[05:41] <zigibagido> cprevoe: did you see my response
[05:41] <c0nd0m> Any ideas on how I can achieve what im trying to do cprevoe?
[05:41] <c0nd0m> I have a SoundBlaster Live 5.1 card.
[05:41] <c0nd0m> PCI.
[05:43] <cprevoe> zigibagido: I did but I don't really know what else to suggest. I don't use VNC, I just use X11 forwarding
[05:43] <convergence1> In the absence of X windows, how do I switch which graphics card drivers are used.
[05:43] <zigibagido> cprevoe: k thanx
[05:43] <convergence1> anyone?
[05:43] <zigibagido> Need help setting password on Ubuntu x11vnc!!!! Wont work!!!
[05:44] <debaoholic> hi, i am a new user, would like to check what's the root default's password? as i am not prompted during the installation for the password (any one can help)
[05:44] <convergence1> debaoholic: just use your primary user's password
[05:44] <DerKlempner> debaholic: there is no default root password
[05:44] <eliansh> hola
[05:44] <bucky> convergence1 dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[05:45] <convergence1> thanks bucky
[05:45] <zigibagido> anybody can help?
[05:45] <cprevoe> c0nd0m: I'm sorry, but I don't know
[05:45] <c0nd0m> thanks anyway, cprevoe.
[05:45] <debaoholic> DerKlempner : i tried. but login incorrect. But i managed to login using my primary account password+username (i am using Ubuntu server edition)
[05:46] <eliansh> gggg
[05:46] <timaeus-k> hola eliansh
[05:46] <zigibagido> Need help setting password on Ubuntu x11vnc!!!! Wont work!!! ANYBODY HELP??!??!
[05:46] <Loafers> !esp > timaeus-k
[05:46] <Loafers> !spanish > timaeus-k
[05:47] <neil_d> I think I have a problem with the modules loaded in initrd, If I boot with the kernel created at install time 2.6.28-11 all is well :)  if I boot with an updated kernel 2.6.28-14 it doesn't find root :(  root is an LVM setup... how do I fix this.
[05:48] <c0nd0m> zigibagido: open a terminal and type this command: man passwd
[05:48] <c0nd0m> Read the documentation.
[05:48] <c0nd0m> It will tell you.
[05:48] <zigibagido> c0nd0m: then what
[05:49] <Wingless> Question: what do you call the thing which, when set properly, allows one to type "foo" at the command line and start program foo?
[05:49] <c0nd0m> Then you read it again until you understand how you change your password.
[05:49] <c0nd0m> Just do it, zigibagido.
[05:49] <convergence1> bucky: I still have a problem.  Not even my vt1 is displaying properly-- only a small portion of the screen is displayed in very large letters.  It looks like i'm given a curses menu type thing, but I can't read it, or fill it in correctly
[05:49] <c0nd0m> Wingless, the PATH variable?
[05:50] <c0nd0m> Bash...?
[05:50] <Wingless> I think that sounds right
[05:50] <c0nd0m> k
[05:50] <Wingless> I'll google for info about it and see if it's what I'm thinking of
[05:50] <Wingless> thanks
[05:50] <c0nd0m> np
[05:50] <zigibagido> c0nd0m: what do what
[05:50] <neil_d> Wingless: the execute file 'foo' and the directory its in, in PATH
[05:51] <bucky> convergence1 i'm not sure what's wrong, see if you can edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and change the driver if the file exists
[05:51] <cprevoe> c0nd0m: he's done passwd, his problem's VNC's password
[05:51] <c0nd0m> o.
[05:51] <c0nd0m> Read the [VNC software you are using]'s documentation
[05:51] <c0nd0m> Or google it
[05:52] <c0nd0m> and restart the vnc software
[05:52] <c0nd0m> I'm sure it isnt hard, dude.
[05:52] <convergence1> that might be a problem.  I guess i can use a rescue disk or something, because not even vt1 is displaying properly
[05:52] <shazbotmcnasty> zigibagido, type vncpasswd
[05:52] <zigibagido> shaxbotmcnasty: i did and it said command not found
[05:53] <spO> ubuntu does a  Scanning for low memory corruption every 60 seconds   , by default right? i see it in my dmesg,   is that very helpful or needed?
[05:53] <spO> if youhave 4gb of memory, or is it needed for only low memory systems?
[05:54] <c0nd0m> sp0 yes it would be necassary, dont fuck with it hehe
[05:54] <ianm_> followed this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582 for intel graphics performance, now it seems the intel driver isn't even being loaded (as per glxinfo)  any ideas??
[05:54] <cprevoe> shazbotmcnasty: I think he's got path issues
[05:54] <shazbotmcnasty> meh
[05:54] <shazbotmcnasty> well: http://linux.die.net/man/1/vncpasswd
[05:54] <shazbotmcnasty> that don't work
[05:54] <cprevoe> zigibagido: try /usr/bin/vncpasswd
[05:55] <shazbotmcnasty> cprevoe, I don't have that installed, do you?
[05:55] <zigibagido> cprevoe: it said: "bash: /usr/bin/vncpasswd: No such file or directory"
[05:55] <shazbotmcnasty> mebbeh he's got to install it
[05:56] <bullgard4> [Ubuntu 9.04] What file stores the names of programs that start automaticallly after a computer cold start?
[05:56] <shazbotmcnasty> zigibagido, sudo apt-get install vncpasswrd
[05:56] <cprevoe> shazbotmcnasty: no, I don't, but passwd was in /usr/bin and it's a good first guess XD
[05:56] <neil_d> I think I have a problem with the modules loaded in initrd, If I boot with the kernel created at install time 2.6.28-11 all is well :)  if I boot with an updated kernel 2.6.28-14 it doesn't find root :(  root is an LVM setup... how do I fix this.
[05:56] <shazbotmcnasty> bullgard4, autostart.sh I thinky
[05:56] <shazbotmcnasty> but maybe that's not gnome...
[05:56] <zigibagido> shazbotmcnasty: said " Couldn't find package vncpasswrd"
[05:57] <shazbotmcnasty> there's a program that controls the autostart programs
[05:57] <c0nd0m> /usr/bin/vncpasswd
[05:57] <c0nd0m> copy and paste it
[05:57] <c0nd0m> dont mis-type it.
[05:58] <bullgard4> shazbotmcnasty: Your answer is wrong. I do not have such a file, and still Pidgin started automatically this morning.
[05:58] <zigibagido> c0nd0m: i did
[05:58] <shazbotmcnasty> zigibagido, http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jaunty/man1/vnc4passwd.1.html
[05:58] <c0nd0m> bullgard4
[05:58] <PAPUL_> whats the default shell in ubuntu?
[05:58] <c0nd0m> have you looked through the pidgin prefs?
[05:58] <cprevoe> zigibagido: what does "echo $PATH" return?
[05:58] <cprevoe> PAPUL_: bash
[05:58] <c0nd0m> PAPUL_: Ther defualt terminal is bash
[05:59] <bullgard4> c0nd0m: What do you want?
[05:59] <zigibagido> cprevoe: returns "/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games"
[05:59] <shazbotmcnasty> bullgard4, "have you looked through pidgin prefs"
[06:00] <Guest51429> PAPUL_, anyway sh is a symlink to dash
[06:01] <cprevoe> c0nd0m: have you ever played with esd?
[06:01] <cprevoe> c0nd0m: you might be able to do what you wanted with totem pumping sound through esd
[06:01] <WilliamC> He can read minds?
[06:01] <zigibagido> cprevoe: what does it mean?
[06:01] <c0nd0m> cprevoe, no? whats esd?
[06:01] <c0nd0m> :D
[06:01] <cprevoe> zigibagido: your path is fine, which means "passwd" should have worked earlier without the full path
[06:01] <cprevoe> zigibagido: something funny is happening
[06:02] <cprevoe> c0nd0m: esound or enlightenment sound daemon
[06:02] <c0nd0m> zigibadigo: you should probably rm your root directory
[06:02] <c0nd0m> kidding, kidding
[06:02] <c0nd0m> lawl.
[06:02] <shazbotmcnasty> D:
[06:02] <c0nd0m> alright cprevoe, ill check it out :P
[06:02] <zigibagido> c0nd0m: whats that
[06:02] <cprevoe> c0nd0m: it lets you do some cool stuff like throw sound over a network through another machine
[06:02] <c0nd0m> nice! :D
[06:02] <zigibagido> c0nd0m: oh wait
[06:02] <c0nd0m> rofl
[06:02] <emspace> Hiya. I would like to configure higher resolution than 1024x768 on monitor. using 9.04 ubuntu remix. I found *lots* of articles about editing xorg.conf. but no articles that describe how to work out what to put in there! (I've tried dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg too)
[06:02] <shazbotmcnasty> vncpasswd is installed with tightvncserver and vnc4-common
[06:02] <bullgard4> shazbotmcnasty: No, I have not. There is no menu item Edit  > Preferences. What do you mean specifically?
[06:02] <shazbotmcnasty> you need to install one of them
[06:02] <cprevoe> c0nd0m: after that, its just a matter of capturing it on the other side
[06:03] <zigibagido> So anybody have an idea???
[06:03] <zigibagido> c0nd0m: any ideas?
[06:03] <cprevoe> shazbotmcnasty: he indicated that the password fails when trying to log into vnc
[06:03] <Drained> hey guys; anyone get Frame lag when using scroll on ff?
[06:03] <zigibagido> cprevoe: any ideas?
[06:03] <c0nd0m> cprevoe, thanks man ill look into it
[06:03] <c0nd0m> zigi: uh, what vnc software are you using?
[06:03] <Drained> Zigi whats wrong?
[06:03] <bullgard4> c0nd0m: What do you want?
[06:03] <cprevoe> c0nd0m: np
[06:04] <zigibagido> c0ndom: x11vnc
[06:04] <c0nd0m> You in my pants, bullgard4.
[06:04] <debaoholic> anyone knows how to bootup Desktop environment in Ubuntu Server edition?
[06:04] <zigibagido> c0ndom: what should i do
[06:04]  * emspace works out to limit google search to help.ubuntu.org
[06:04] <c0nd0m> deba: xstart
[06:05] <c0nd0m> no wait
[06:05] <c0nd0m> startx
[06:05] <emspace> s/org/com
[06:05] <c0nd0m> :P
[06:05] <FloodBot3> c0nd0m: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:05] <convergence1> bucky: thanks, I think it worked.
[06:05] <mdgrech> its not really a server then? but what desktop environemtn did you want to boot?
[06:05] <cprevoe> zigibagido: sorry, I'm not completly sure what to do next
[06:05] <cprevoe> and my backup is done so it's time to swap hd's
[06:05] <cprevoe> cheers!
[06:06] <zigibagido> cprevoe: do you have any info or ideas?
[06:06] <shazbotmcnasty> he gone zigibagido
[06:06] <zigibagido> shazbotmcnasty: oh, you got ideas?
[06:06] <c0nd0m> emspace
[06:06] <shazbotmcnasty> install tightvncserver and then use vncpasswrd
[06:07] <shazbotmcnasty> vncpasswd*
[06:07] <c0nd0m> use site:help.ubuntu
[06:07] <shazbotmcnasty> but, that may be useless
[06:07] <emspace> c0nd0m:  thanks :)
[06:07] <c0nd0m> np =]
[06:07] <bullgard4> [Ubuntu 9.04] What file stores the names of programs that start automaticallly after a computer cold start?
[06:08] <shazbotmcnasty> bullgard4, in system admin or prefs there is a 'startup programs' somewhere in ther e
[06:08] <shazbotmcnasty> in there*
[06:08] <shazbotmcnasty> or you can install bum ( boot up manager ) but that wouldn't have anything to do with pidgin
[06:10] <shazbotmcnasty> it should be very easy to find, and it will list every program that starts on login
[06:10] <easydoesit> hi all. i'm having a hard time extracting .rar files. i installed 7zip but still wont work.
[06:10] <rww> !rar | easydoesit
[06:11] <yxz97> Hello
[06:11] <beatbreaker> !help
[06:11] <easydoesit> thank you.  =)
[06:11] <yxz97> can anyone tell what is the interface manager to configure compiz ...
[06:11] <yxz97> please thanks
[06:12] <yxz97> I cannot get the cube effect
[06:12] <Drained> anyone get Frame lag when scrolling on firefox??
[06:12] <bullgard4> shazbotmcnasty: What do you mean by "system admin or prefs" specifically?
[06:12] <easydoesit> yxz97: ccsm
[06:12] <WIGGMPk> yxz97: i think its compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:13] <Drained> To open CCSM type that in console..
[06:13] <Drained> err terminal--
[06:13] <perturbed> hey
[06:13] <shazbotmcnasty> system>administration or preferences
[06:14] <Drained> yxz97 click the scroll button :D
[06:14] <shazbotmcnasty> bullgard4, defaultly on the top bar on ubuntu..
[06:14] <Drained> on your desktop and move ur mouse
[06:14] <Guest98037> hi
[06:14] <yxz97> I'm installing it, I haven't installed yet
[06:15] <perturbed> how can i send e-mails from the terminal
[06:15] <yxz97> I'm install simple-ccsm
[06:15] <yxz97> apt-get install simple-ccsm ..
[06:15] <perturbed> i hate going into the browser
[06:15] <beatbreaker> !foo is foo
[06:15] <beatbreaker> !foo is also bar
[06:15] <shazbotmcnasty> perturbed, MUTT is an email client from terminal
[06:15] <shazbotmcnasty> although I've never used, that is what it does
[06:15] <shazbotmcnasty> !MUTT
[06:15] <perturbed> where can i find MUTT
[06:15] <shazbotmcnasty> poo
[06:16] <shazbotmcnasty> sudo apt-get install mutt
[06:16] <shazbotmcnasty> I have it installed, I've just never used it
[06:16] <DJNomad> has anyone sucessfully read a micro sd card from their phone using either bluetooth or the usb cable that came with phone ?
[06:16] <perturbed> okay i'll try .. shazbotmcnasty ..thanks
[06:16] <shazbotmcnasty> np
[06:16] <beatbreaker> !info handbrake
[06:17] <shazbotmcnasty> !info mutt
[06:17] <shazbotmcnasty> yay
[06:17] <perturbed> this is cool
[06:18] <gladideg> I'm trying to understand nameservers and dns. I've setup bind9 and made my zones according to the domain I own. I have a hard time understanding how to change nameserver (ns1,ns2) at my registrar, since they require an hostname and not an IP as an nameserver. I though I could just put my IP as ns1 and ns2 there, but it says "no"
[06:19] <Hilikus_> how do i copy a gpg key to a different computer?
[06:19] <Flannel> Hilikus_: copy your ~/.gnupg folder
[06:19] <Hilikus_> oh really? jus that
[06:20] <yxz97> can anyone help me
[06:20] <nb123> hi there - first of all, thanks for having such a great channel that can help me - I'm a total noob, and am having some problems with my new ubuntu install. My mic port was working, and so was my integrated mic - I have the ALSA upgrade, and medibuntu - my mic stopped working all of the sudden. The only things that have changed since the mic worked is that I installed a few ftp client apps from add/remove util - anyone help?
[06:20] <yxz97> I cannot get my cube effect on compiz
[06:21] <firecrotch> gladideg: You'll likely have to register your DNS servers with your registrar first - giving them IP addresses to match up to two hostnames, or something along those lines
[06:21] <gladideg> firecrotch, ok I'll call them and ask about that. Thanks
[06:21] <firecrotch> gladideg: who is your registrar?
[06:21] <gladideg> norwegian isp'ish
[06:22] <blueman> recommendation of a good launchbar for use with flux?  ..wbar, pypannel?
[06:22] <spO> why is  "Scanning for low memory corruption every 60 seconds" needed?
[06:22] <Drained> anyone ever figure out a fix for the Frame laggy scroll in firefox?
[06:22] <firecrotch> gladideg: ah, in that case, I can't help you out much with dealing with them
[06:23] <gladideg> firecrotch, my website needs to create/delete subdomains on the fly, so I though I run my own DNS on a random domain I've made. So I can have blabla.blala.mydomain.com
[06:23] <gladideg> Instead of making the dns-pointers at my registars page.
[06:23] <gladideg> manually
[06:23] <DerKlempner> can anyone recommend a good DynDNS update client?
[06:24] <firecrotch> DerKlempner: ddclient
[06:24] <DerKlempner> firecrotch: i thought so, thanks
[06:24] <firecrotch> gladideg: You might want to think about using a wildcard subdomain instead of creating DNS records for each subdomain you create.
[06:25] <rodimus> can someone tell me why desktop effects works on my computers but then sometimes not?
[06:25] <Drained> oh well nobody has a fix for the framy lag when using scroll in Firefox?
[06:25] <firecrotch> gladideg: creating a dns record for dynamically created subdomains, even with low TTL values, they can still be cached for longer than you want by some ISPs DNS caching servers
[06:25] <nb123> can someone help me get my mic to work?
[06:25] <gladideg> firecrotch, hmm, interesting. Good to know
[06:25] <nb123> sound recorder will record in high speed
[06:26] <nb123> it records 6 seconds per second
[06:26] <nb123> and doesn't detect a mic
[06:26] <poi77> Hi! I am setting up a server for computational processes (MATLAB and Java codes, mostly). Should I use Ubuntu server or desktop? What are the advantages of each. On the one hand, I want graphical interface for debugging. But most work will be done via an ssh -X process
[06:26] <firecrotch> gladideg: You can use apache's mod_rewrite to rewrite requests for the subdomains to something like yoursite.com/subdomain/
[06:26] <Drained> Is there an alternative to firefox?
[06:27] <gladideg> I want " blabla.mydomain.com " as a CNAME record for a amazon server, which is something like this in reality: ec2-79-444-444-222.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com
[06:27] <Flannel> !browser | Drained
[06:27] <gladideg> firecrotch, apache is thus out of the picture
[06:27] <Drained> Flannen, if firefox gives me "scrolling" frame lag would these?
[06:28] <Drained> sorry spelled it wrong flannel-*
[06:28] <firecrotch> gladideg: You could use apache's mod_proxy :)
[06:28] <Flannel> Drained: I don't know, sorry.
[06:28] <gladideg> firecrotch, does it work with other protocols than http and such?
[06:28] <Drained> ok thanks for the browsers anyway.
[06:28] <DJNomad> Drained, I only had that problem with bad video drivers
[06:28] <corigo> Can anyone point me to some basic Apache admin documentation on Ubuntu?
[06:28] <Drained> it's not my video drivers.
[06:28] <gladideg> firecrotch, if so I'll read up on it. Just so I don't missunderstand u
[06:29] <spO> with runlevel  different scripts are ran?  like  at boot rc0.d files are ran  and if someone logs in then rc4.d  files are ran?
[06:29] <Drained> i can run compis-fusion with all the nice effects without any fps lag
[06:29] <jumpkick> anyone here have amd64 install of ubuntu they could test a package for me?
[06:29] <firecrotch> gladideg: No, unfortunately, mod_proxy doesn't handle other protocols
[06:29] <corigo> jumpkick: which package?
[06:29] <DJNomad> Drained, have you tried firefox 3.5 ?
[06:29] <Drained> that's what i'm on D;
[06:30] <jumpkick> corigo: http://mixxx.org/packages/1.7.0-amd64/mixxx_1.7.0-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb -- it's DJ software
[06:30] <ante_> http://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/98cho/bird_capercaillie_playing_soccer_dribbling_and/
[06:30] <gladideg> firecrotch, then the only way to go is using DNS records with low TLS and no cache if it works
[06:30] <ante_> lol
[06:30] <jumpkick> I just built it
[06:30] <nb123> ftp is uploading at 4kbps no matter what client i use - can someone help me? My connection is metered at 1mbps and I get 200k for torrent uploads.
[06:30] <firecrotch> gladideg: How often does the DNS records change?
[06:30] <DJNomad> Drained, k just trying to think of anything that might help out
[06:31] <firecrotch> gladideg: and do those changes need to be reflected instantaneously for ALL users?
[06:31] <gladideg> firecrotch, it won't change often. But I will create new ones for my customers quite often. They will stick
[06:31] <klown> I just bought a 1tb harddrive yesterday, that I put into a external enclosure, and when trying to mount it, it tells me that file cannot be mounted, using dmesg, it tells me that there is nothing in the partition table.  How can I fixed this?
[06:31] <MasterOfDisaster> hi, I'm running 9.04, and I keep getting this "device descriptor read/64, error -71" upon inserting an usb _1.1_ device (at least it says it's 1.1 in the manual)
[06:31] <klown> sorry, forgot to add, usb*
[06:31] <Drained> I've searched for fixes and they say stuff about "smooth scrolling" but that was never on so yeaah.
[06:31] <spO> what is ubuntu upstart?
[06:31] <corigo> jumpkick: and what do you want to verify/know?
[06:31] <DJNomad> Drained, I have a 733 mhz system that don't do that scrolling lag so about any pc should be better
[06:31] <jumpkick> corigo: does it install, suck in all the required deps and run okay
[06:31] <Drained> im on a amd phenom II
[06:31] <firecrotch> gladideg: Oh, if you're just creating them often, and not changing where a certain CNAME points, then your solution should work
[06:31] <gladideg> firecrotch, they won't change in theory. But when a new client get's a subdomain, I want it to work instantly.
[06:32] <spO> hwo do you configure upstart?
[06:32] <Drained> hmm, i installed Epiphany
[06:32] <Drained> but i cant find it on applications..
[06:32] <gladideg> firecrotch, when I create a subdomain, will it be visible instantly?
[06:33] <gladideg> firecrotch, I see no reason why not, but if you know? ^^
[06:33] <firecrotch> gladideg: should be instant, pretty much
[06:33] <bullgard4> [Ubuntu 9.04] What file stores the names of programs that start automaticallly after a computer cold start?
[06:33] <gladideg> firecrotch, great
[06:34] <Drained> Djnomad, and the odd thing is it's when my i use the scroll bar on my mouse the browser's scroll bar doesn't lag at all
[06:34] <klown> I just bought a 1tb harddrive yesterday, that I put into a external enclosure using usb, and when trying to mount it, it tells me that file cannot be mounted, using dmesg, it tells me that there is nothing in the partition table.  How can I fixed this?
[06:35] <DJNomad> Drained, so it only lags when you grab and drag ?
[06:35] <Drained> opposite..
[06:35] <MasterOfDisaster> klown: -> fdisk
[06:35] <Drained> grab and drag = non laggy. mouse= lag
[06:36] <DJNomad> Drained, that kinda directs you to a mouse problem
[06:36] <Drained> nope, tried 4 diffrent mouses
[06:36] <Drained> 2 usb 1 wireless other not
[06:36] <DJNomad> wow lol
[06:36] <Drained> and 2 analog's
[06:36] <firecrotch> Drained: Do you have smooth scrolling turned on?
[06:36] <DJNomad> maybe its in your mouse settings ?
[06:36] <Drained> nope.
[06:36] <klown> master_of_master: fdisk tells me it cannot open as well.
[06:37] <Drained> Mouse settings are default
[06:37] <Drained> anyway my keyboard's buttons are all tough and hard to press ima go take it apart to fix it cya. thanks for the help tho
[06:37] <Drained>  
[06:37] <DJNomad> klown, I am having similar problems with a cell phone via usb
[06:37] <MasterOfDisaster> klown: are the jumper settings on the drive correct? Should be set to 'master'
[06:38] <klown> MasterOfDisaster: yes, it is set to master.
[06:38] <MasterOfDisaster> klown: what does 'dmesg' tell you?
[06:39] <DJNomad> klown,  have you tried lsusb to find it ?
[06:39] <MasterOfDisaster> klown: how did you call fdisk?
[06:39] <jumpkick> corigo: any luck?
[06:39] <iMatter> Something is seriously slowing my computer down atm i have 96-100% CPU Usage CONSTANTLY
[06:40] <MasterOfDisaster> iMatter: check with 'top'
[06:40] <DJNomad> oon my news they just said twitter and facebook got hacked today
[06:40] <sabot> Changing back to bash, type sudo chsh -s /bin/bash username, nothing happens
[06:40] <iMatter> MasterOfDisaster, 32197 son9524-  20   0 26584 1232 1224 R 40.5  0.3   1343:59 metacity
[06:40] <iMatter>  7724 son9524-  20   0  143m  35m 9896 R 37.2  8.2  70:53.03 pidgin
[06:40] <iMatter>  6070 son9524-  20   0  289m  62m 8448 R 15.9 14.4  26:23.49 firefox
[06:41] <iMatter> MasterOfDisaster, those are top 3
[06:41] <klown> MasterOfDisaster: http://paste.ubuntu.com/248965/  for dmesg
[06:41] <spO> does ubuntu use inet.d or does it use upstart?
[06:41] <klown> MasterOfDisaster: not sure if this is correct, but fdisk -l /dev/sdh
[06:42] <ScottG> Is there a way to forward sound from one computer to another?
[06:42] <corigo> jumpkick: still downloading
[06:42] <roflparrot> vlc?
[06:42] <MasterOfDisaster> klown: just fdisk /dev/sdh
[06:42] <jumpkick> corigo: okay thanks
[06:42] <klown> DJNomad: the results for lsusb are at the bottom of the pastebin
[06:42] <MasterOfDisaster> klown: you need to create a partition on the device prior to using it
[06:42] <roflparrot> ScottG: I think vlc is used to stream
[06:42] <vox> spO: it's a sysvinit replacement, but existing init scripts are backwards-compatible
[06:42] <sabot> What am I doing wrong with trying to change to bash from tcsh, sudo chsh -s /bin/bash doesnt work
[06:42] <klown> MasterOfDisaster: how do I do that?
[06:42] <corigo> roflparrot: vlc is awesome, you can find in the Add/Remove Programs
[06:43] <MasterOfDisaster> klown: see fdisk's manpage
[06:43] <roflparrot> thanks corigo, ScottG will be pleased
[06:43] <MasterOfDisaster> klown: you'd have to create a filesystem too after partitioning
[06:44] <klown> MasterOfDisaster: reading the first two lines in fdisk "fdisk isnt designed for large partitions"
[06:44] <spO> sysvinit is being relaced because of complexity?
[06:44] <klown> MasterOfDisaster: would 1tb be considered "large"?
[06:45] <iMatter> ....Yes
[06:45] <spO> vox, does upstart replace rc.d?
[06:45] <bullgard4> [Ubuntu 9.04] What file stores the names of programs to start automaticallly after a computer cold start?
[06:46] <Like> hi
[06:46] <DJNomad> bullgard4,  I hhave a prog called startup manager on xubuntu
[06:47] <DJNomad> bullgard4, its on the system tab on the menu button thingy
[06:47] <vox> spO: it replaces the back-ground workings. existing rc scripts work the same as they did before
[06:47] <corigo> jumpkick: it installed in a blink of an eye, didn't seem that I needed any dependencies, and it indexed my collection, but I can't seem to get a track to play
[06:47] <ScottG> corigo: roflparrot: Well I am talking more along the lines of, a sound "happens" on computer A but plays out of computer B's speakers
[06:47] <MasterOfDisaster> klown: dunno, but I created a partition on a 1.5tb disc with fdisk without any issue.
[06:48] <Boltsky> how can I install ubuntu server with just ubuntu-minimal, not ubuntu-standard
[06:48] <MasterOfDisaster> bullgard4: may depend on your DE for GUI applications, daemons are started via upstart
[06:48] <jumpkick> corigo: it should play MP3s...  you'll have to launch it from the menu though, it won't associate with media
[06:49] <roflparrot> ScottG I am not the man to talk to there.
[06:50] <corigo> jumpkick: yes, I launched it, it indexed my mp3/4s but nothing is playing.
[06:50] <roflparrot> Hey does anyone here know how to make Optus 3G working in 9.04?
[06:51] <roflparrot> I found a thread in the forum, but it doesn't give any good direction.
[06:51] <pe1> hi, how I can disable programs from the internet?
[06:51] <pe1> is it easy possible without a firewall?
[06:51] <roflparrot> pe1: do continue to explain
[06:52] <pe1> I have a programm and I don't want to give this programm access to the internet.
[06:52] <MasterOfDisaster> pe1: bind them to 127.0.0.1
[06:52] <roflparrot> I think you can do something like that with ssh, but I have never used it.
[06:52] <roflparrot> mmm
[06:52] <pe1> it's a programm runned by wine
[06:53] <roflparrot> all your programm are belong to me lol
[06:54] <pe1> wth?
[06:56] <klown> when using sudo mkfs -t vfat /dev/sdh, i am getting mkfs.vfat 3.0.1 (23 Nov 2008)
[06:56] <klown> mkfs.vfat: Device partition expected, not making filesystem on entire device '/dev/sdh' (use -I to override)
[06:56] <BTK_Green_River> Hey
[06:56] <Like> :S
[06:57] <Like> goog nicks boys somting like some
[06:57] <klown> nevermind, i figured it out
[06:57] <sidd_> hey all. the package libcommons-cli-java should allow me to import org.apache.commons.cli.*; correct?
[06:58] <sidd_> because it doesn't seem to be working for me :(
[06:58] <Like> :D
[06:58] <Keiffer> When I will connect to my machine on SSH through the internet, what command will I use? ssh me@comp  or  shh Ip-address ?
[06:59] <warrier> hi
[06:59] <Like> 198
[06:59] <warrier> quick q
[06:59] <warrier> when I run Mint LiveCD
[06:59] <warrier> the networking applet does not load
[06:59] <Like> hey im ham any group join me too good work with aptitude ?
[06:59] <warrier> and i cannot connect to wifi
[07:00] <warrier> also, right click is disabled on the desktop
[07:00] <warrier> any idea what could be wrong?
[07:00] <Like> ;)
[07:01] <Like> u even sudo su ..
[07:01] <Like> ur work mike ?
[07:02] <bullgard4> DJNomad: I do not use Xubuntu but Ubuntu with GNOME. System > Preferences > Startup Applications shows a list titled "Additional startup programs". This does not list 'Pidgin'. But Pidgin started automatically. May be I can solve my problem by deasserting the "Automatically remember running applications when logging out" button. --  Thank you for your comment.
[07:03] <Like> :D
[07:03] <Like> wee can make libs ?
[07:04] <GPL> Gnome Do has a panel or launcher or not ? i installed but it didnt installed a panel ? it just launches a window of its own, and says "Search here".
[07:04] <Like> wait
[07:04] <Like> Gnome do work in ttyone
[07:05] <Like> :D
[07:05] <GPL> ttyone ?
[07:05] <maxie> is the any command/software i can use 2 debugging ubuntu??i have some trouble with it but i don't exact know what is wrong(or how 2 fix it -_-)
[07:05] <Like> yes mf
[07:05] <GPL> Like : can you be more simple, we can be more geeky , after i learn more of Linux
[07:05] <Like> soo i compile the deb like dkpg -i do
[07:06] <^cheeky> hi is .. #python down ?
[07:06] <Like> wb
[07:06] <Like> rigth
[07:06] <Like> csoo
[07:06] <Like> work ?
[07:06] <bazhang> !enter | Like
[07:07] <jonex> need help with php
[07:07] <newbuntu> Greetings, can linux work with a graphic card outputting HDMI ?
[07:07] <Like> how u can programing your debugin tool
[07:07] <spO> what is autobuild ? IE,  AUTOBUILD = 1
[07:08] <Like> linux tux
[07:08] <jonex> anyone know a room for php?
[07:08] <bazhang> Like, did you have a support question
[07:08] <maxie> need a debugging tool 2 debug jaunty -_- anyone that know what 2 use(or command)??
[07:09] <Like> yea but affter a learn some wit the other's guys
[07:09] <bazhang> jonex, /msg alis list *php*
[07:09] <Like> soo
[07:09] <bazhang> Like, take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:09] <Like> cmn
[07:10] <Like> ;)
[07:10] <indus> hi folks
[07:11] <xim_> is there a way to manually install a theme? i think the theme manager is confused about the folders wherever they are
[07:12] <GPL> xim_ : using sudo , i think, though i am a new user [1 day experience of Linux]
[07:12] <debaoholic> anyone knows how to bootup Desktop environment in Ubuntu Server edition?
[07:12] <Like> me 2 xim_
[07:12] <bazhang> xim_, drag the tar.gz to the theme manager usually works, sometimes there may be instructions on the site otherwise
[07:12] <Like> i cool work with the debians work
[07:12] <histo> xim_: there is /usr/share/themes
[07:12] <bazhang> Like, please stop
[07:12] <Like> ok
[07:12] <Like> my qst
[07:13] <Like> octover 9
[07:13] <xim_> bazhang, thats what im trying to do, but it says 'cannot move folder over folder' as if it was already installed but i deleted it but it thinks its still there
[07:13] <bazhang> xim_, got a link? let me try
[07:13] <Like> gm
[07:13] <BitTorrent> sirex`: how weather in Vilnius in Vilniaus Apskritis?
[07:14] <newbuntu> Greetings, can linux work with a graphic card outputting HDMI ?
[07:14] <waieez> Hi, how do you change permission settings for an entire harddrive?
[07:14] <histo> waieez: for every thing on the drive?
[07:14] <rungss> My Ubuntu Hard Disk displays 99% Full... fsck stopped thrice at 57.8%... Can't run any Program ... Please help
[07:15] <waieez> histo: well i recently formatted it and mounted it. but i cant copy any files onto it. thats basically want i want to do
[07:15] <histo> waieez: you need to change your permissions in fstab so you can write to it.
[07:15] <histo> !fstab > waieez
[07:16] <waieez> histo: whats !fstab mean
[07:16] <newbuntu> !hdmi > newbuntu
[07:16] <waieez> histo: ah
[07:18] <BitTorrent> rungss: I think HDD is failure.
[07:18] <shoaibi> can i mount my hfs+ partition as rw?
[07:19] <rungss> BitTorrent: SO what should I do... Will doing an fsck by entering with another live CD or something work??
[07:22] <BitTorrent> rungss: sorry, on my opinion. Try another HDD. usually HDD make us upside if time job is over. don't worry be happy.
[07:24] <Boltsky> how do I just install ubuntu-minimal?
[07:24] <duckwars> Is it possible to use cron to restart rtorrent at some certain interval?
[07:24] <BitTorrent> rungss: my maxtor HDD usually have 2000 hours.
[07:24] <kfan> I like my ubuntu exactly how i have it set up everything works how do i make a total back up? or a restore point?
[07:25] <bazhang> !clone | kfan
[07:26] <duckwars> room be dead
[07:26] <damo1> im trying to set up vsftpd to run with wordpress, but it says Failed to connect to FTP Server localhost:21
[07:26] <BitTorrent> somebody please don't hack this channel...
[07:26] <duckwars> ?
[07:27] <bazhang> http://www.debianadmin.com/backup-and-restore-your-ubuntu-system-using-sbackup.html kfan
[07:27] <bazhang> BitTorrent, ??
[07:28] <Akri> Alright. I'm having a bit of trouble. I"m trying to get support for my BCM4318 wireless card going and I'm having a bit of trouble, as all the directions I find are for much older versions of Ubuntu
[07:28] <BitTorrent> bazhang: unusual display on client name.
[07:28] <Akri> Most recent I can find are for Feisty
[07:29] <bazhang> BitTorrent, did you have a support question?
[07:29] <BitTorrent> bazhang: no, thank you. please.
[07:30] <duckwars> can i edit crontab to restart rtorrent every so often?
[07:30] <richardcavell> Can anyone explain this - I am connected to the Internet via a router that blocks most ports, which is plugged into an ADSL modem that blocks most ports.  I have done a Shields Up! port scan on my IP and it reports no ports open (except for receiving a ping reply, which I'm happy to allow).  I came home today from work and Firestarter has dozens of attempted connections on port 27017 from four IPs, every 15 minutes for about 5 hours today.  How d
[07:30] <richardcavell> id Port 27017 get through my router and modem?
[07:31] <logitechAudiohub> hello i am new to ubuntu and use logitech Audio hub speakers but am getting a very fast popping noise from them whenever i play any type of music or start my machine ! any answers?
[07:32] <logitechAudiohub> as in right now
[07:33] <logitechAudiohub> im not playing anything but getting like a machine gun sound
[07:33] <Akri> I've tried using BCM43xx-fwcutter to install firmware to "/lib/firmware" but I'm basically using directions from three or four different pages all at once because they're all terribly vague on their own
[07:34] <firecrotch> richardcavell: that sounds suspicious to me
[07:34] <richardcavell> firecrotch: Yeah, I know.  I just port scanned 27017 using the Shields Up website, and it appears to be blocked.  So how come my computer received the packets at all?
[07:35] <firecrotch> richardcavell: have you looked into what is at those IPs?
[07:35] <migg137> how do i make my windows (atleast the bar) transparent.. i currently have installed emerals but dont know how to use it... thanks
[07:36] <Boohbah> richardcavell: your ISP is not blocking port 27017 and it appears closed when you scan it because there is no service listening on the other end
[07:37] <richardcavell> firecrotch: No.  There are 5 IPs.  Most of them are 68.*.*.* and one is 208.*.*.*
[07:37] <logitechAudiohub> when i used windows no noise but i install ubuntu and i get this really annoying noise.....
[07:37] <Guest74278> Hello, I am building a new system and have a few questions
[07:37] <RJIT> hello, I am using a nokia N72 phone and want to connect it to Ubuntu.  Is there a way.
[07:37] <richardcavell> Boohbah: So what is Firestarter noticing then?  My TCP/IP stack received attempted communications and did nothing with the packets?  Just deleted them?
[07:37] <Guest74278> 1) Will Ubuntu Support 6 monitors out of the box.
[07:38] <Guest74278> 2) Is i7 support good, and can I overclock it on ubuntu
[07:38] <klown> yesterday I installed a 500g harddrive (internal, sata), how do i find out the device name?
[07:38] <ionix> Hey guys, I can't set the Konsole window title with an echo command
[07:38] <ionix> Anything changed?
[07:39] <damo1> klown: sudo fdisk -l
[07:39] <Guest74278> 3) Will I need 3 Video Cards to use the 6 monitors or is there an alternative
[07:40] <firecrotch> Guest74278: I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use 6 monitors - you'd need 3 graphics cards though, and some things may not play nice with that many monitors
[07:40] <klown> damo1: thank you, but it is only showing me 2 devices (both ide), and one usb device.  any other options to try?
[07:40] <richardcavell> Guest74278: There are Quadro cards from nVidia that will do four monitors each
[07:40] <richardcavell> Guest74278: Or get a device from Matrox that allows you to span one display across multiple monitors
[07:41] <damo1> klown: that is not a good sign, all hard drives should appear in that list
[07:41] <logitechAudiohub> Anyone have problems with a USB Audio Hub from Logitech? IE Funny noise buzzing etc?
[07:41] <richardcavell> Guest74278: But both options are way more expensive
[07:41] <klown> damo1: I take that back, its showing /dev/sda doesnt contain a linux partition, but, isnt that normally the / partition?
[07:41] <spO> do any of you find any usefulness of journaled file system?
[07:41] <Guest74278> firecrotch: I plan on using each window for a seprate task so I won't be expanding most things across.
[07:41] <Guest74278> richardcavell: yup
[07:41] <Guest74278> richardcavell: Cost more than the systems
[07:42] <richardcavell> Guest74278: yep
[07:42] <damo1> klown: the root partition must be a linux partition or there is something wrong
[07:42] <richardcavell> Guest74278: Just put cheap cards in.  Select the cards wisely, though.  I have a mate who tried to use multiple cards and had nothing but problems.  Some cards just don't do it well.
[07:42] <richardcavell> Guest74278: So choose a setup that's proved to work.
[07:42] <klown> damo1: so /dev/sdb1 showing boot, and being a linux partition looks like my root partition, correct?
[07:43] <klown> damo1: sorry, I just dont want to mess anything up, still kind of learning.
[07:43] <Guest74278> richardcavell: I plan on doing some gaming in VM you think the SLI setup will be effective inside a VM?
[07:43] <bowa> hey is there a how-to to converting my current partition into lvm2
[07:43] <damo1> klown: go to www.pastebin.com and paste the output of "sudo fdisk -l && df" into a terminal
[07:43] <richardcavell> Guest74278: Jesus...
[07:44] <damo1> klown: then send me the link to the page
[07:44] <carlitos___> I get  this  error: HPMUDEXT could not be loaded. Please check HPLIP installation
[07:44] <carlitos___> :(
[07:44] <richardcavell> Guest74278: You want to use SLI inside a VM?  That's brave.
[07:44] <Guest74278> richardcavell: Lol :-p I'm not talking anything crazy lol, And yes, yes I do
[07:44] <P_Kable> Hello, does someone know what JBoss is please ?
[07:44] <richardcavell> Guest74278: Are you sure you mean SLI?  That means have two or more cards producing one display.  Aren't you talking about just having multiple independent displays?
[07:45] <theatrus> JBoss is a Java application server
[07:45] <carlitos___> :(
[07:45] <klown> damo1: http://paste.ubuntu.com/249002/
[07:45] <DaZ-> P_Kable, google knows
[07:45] <carlitos___> I get  this  error: HPMUDEXT could not be loaded. Please check HPLIP installation
[07:45] <Guest74278> Well if I have 3 cards running 6 displays and I run a game across all six, what dsoes that count as
[07:45] <firecrotch> Ugh now I want a 6 monitor setup at work
[07:46] <Guest74278> richardcavell: Well if I have 3 cards running 6 displays and I run a game across all six, what dsoes that count as
[07:46] <P_Kable> DaZ-=> even on google it is not that clear
[07:46] <klown> damo1: I would assume that its /dev/sda, am i correct.
[07:46] <richardcavell> Guest74278: that's not SLI
[07:46] <richardcavell> Guest74278: Don't use the term SLI to refer to that.
[07:46] <damo1> klown: yes you are correct
[07:46] <klown> damo1: thank you for your help :)
[07:46] <Guest74278> richardcavell: O ok I assumed SLI was using 3 cards in unison
[07:46] <nsgn> a quick wtf. i was copying a file from my local filesystem to a samba share. network connectivity was lost during the transfer and it failed out gracefully via a notification. the problem? the file now exists ONLY in it's partial form on the smb share. the local copy was deleted. WTF?
[07:47] <firecrotch> nsgn: perhaps there's a temp file somewhere?
[07:47] <richardcavell> Guest74278: Is there a game out there that can span 6 monitors?  Are you anticipating that it will perceive 6 independent displays?
[07:47] <firecrotch> nsgn: Was it a true "copy" operation, or a "move" ?
[07:48] <damo1> klown: what are you actually trying to achieve?
[07:48] <xXJNovaXx> @amsg~$ Goodnight :)
[07:48] <nsgn> firecrotch: why should there be? i was simply doing a drag and drop
[07:48] <nsgn> if dragging and dropping to a samba share is a "move" that isn't a safe move under ubuntu....that's horrible
[07:48] <richardcavell> Guest74278: SLI is scan line interleave.  It means that one card produces the odd-numbered lines, and the other card produces the even-numbered, or if you have three cards, they split the screen up 3 ways.  Nvidia calls it scaleable link interface for legal reasons.
[07:48] <klown> damo1: well, now that i know the drive im looking for, im going to create a partition, and format it.
[07:49] <nsgn> even in "move" situations, the original should only be deleted upon success of the transfer. this failed out gracefully so ubuntu had the chance to know it failed and should NOT have performed deletion if it was indeed a move
[07:49]  * BitTorrent is away: Linux forever.
[07:49] <firecrotch> nsgn: I agree
[07:49] <nsgn> however, most OSes treat a drag and drop operation to a non local filesystem as a copy unless specified otherwise
[07:49] <richardcavell> Guest74278: So you can double your frame rate by getting two cards.  It might be cheaper than getting one card that's twice as good.  Or you might do it for the very best cards, for which there is no more expensive option.
[07:49] <maxxist> OMG  I just found cairo-dock.  what an awesome dock system
[07:49] <bazhang> !away > BitTorrent
[07:50] <nsgn> so seriously, what the hey went down here? it was just a backup file i was transferring, fortunately...but it really harms my trust in ubuntu for the first time. i've never straight up had a file blown away like that
[07:50] <Guest74278> richardcavell: Hmmm I never thought about game support I just assumed if I maxamized a VM and had a game running it would just run at full possible resolution
[07:50] <Guest74278> richardcavell: Gaming isn't a main concern of mine I will get 3 mid-range cards
[07:50] <firecrotch> nsgn: I recommend filing a bug report on it
[07:50] <Ky|e> !g download ubuntu
[07:51] <richardcavell> Guest74278: The VM still runs in a window
[07:51] <Jaron1> hello I recently got a new machine and cant afford a sound card at the moment i have a set of logitechs usb speakers but when i go to use them it makes a loud noise that sounds like a popping sound........If i run it on windows no noise but since i am using ubuntu (I like it sooooooooo much better than windows except for this problem) is there a way to get em to work right or am i doomed to be stuck using windows xp forever :(
[07:51] <richardcavell> Guest74278: You could span your desktop across 6 monitors and then make the VM window wide enough to fit across all 6
[07:51] <nsgn> i guess i'm just surprised to find such a bug in ubuntu. i'm a new, as of about two months, user. it's been solid and reliable. i use it for business on my laptop. is it really unpolished enough for such an obvious and common thing to lack simple protective measures?
[07:51] <richardcavell> Guest74278: But that would mean the VM is in a non-standard resolution.  You'd need to make sure your Guest OS can live with that
[07:52] <nsgn> that should be elementary in the train of thought of whoever's writing the move functionality. if it doesnt move fully, by god don't go nuking the original!
[07:52] <firecrotch> nsgn: It's very likely that it's an issue that only occurs under an obscure set of circumstances
[07:52] <Guest74278> richardcavell: Ya that is what I was invisioning, trial and error I think that'll be only way to tell, I'm salvating at the though for 6 screen driving sim :-p
[07:53] <firecrotch> nsgn: Can you try to reproduce it?
[07:53] <richardcavell> Guest74278: I'm not sure that it will work the way you want it to
[07:53] <nsgn> firecrotch: i'd hope so, for their sensibility's sake, however i'm on a pretty freaking standard setup. unmodified installation of 9.04, samba server proven reliable
[07:53] <nsgn> firecrotch: i've gotta sleep now, but i'll do so tomorrow. will take overnight to re-generate my backup archive anyway
[07:53] <darl> Fileserver, webserver, chatserver, mailserver... what other sort of server functionality would be neat to play with?
[07:53] <richardcavell> Guest74278: Your driving sim would have to be able to support multiple monitors, or else you'd have to be able to manually change the viewable arc and produce a very high resolution, then manually span the VM across monitors
[07:53] <klown> during install of ubuntu, fstab shows linux was on /dev/sda..now, its showing on /dev/sdc1..why would it change?
[07:54] <firecrotch> nsgn: mind if I PM you?
[07:54] <nsgn> firecrotch: go
[07:54] <xim_> klown,  from what i understand, that can change like if your bios selects a different drive to boot from, that type of thing
[07:55] <Jaron1> well shoot :( i cant find anything on the net about this prob that works for me oh well no audio for me lol
[07:55] <xim_> klown, no personal experience tho
[07:56] <poppy_puffer> can anyone suggest a distro that works with the acer aspire one d250? thx, jayson
[07:56] <Guest74278> richardcavell: I seen Doom running across 9 screens I think I can figure it out when games come
[07:57] <richardcavell> Guest74278: Carmack writes his software so that you can manually change the viewable arc etc
[07:57] <richardcavell> Guest74278: Even Quake 1 allows you to modify all kinds of parameters to allow multiple monitors etc.
[07:57] <mooooooo> I miss q1 day's
[07:57] <Guest74278> richardcavell: I just have to fine some cards now, who is Carmack I haven't heard of him
[07:57] <mooooooo> used to be in a q1 clan
[07:58] <Guest74278> richardcavell: iD Software Carmack?
[07:58] <richardcavell> Guest74278: John Carmack is the guy who programmed Doom 3.  I'm saying that he writes his software so that you can manually change the viewable arc.
[07:58] <richardcavell> Guest74278: yes
[08:00] <obf213> hello. I have that VLC,Totem,MPlayer Bad Alloc error. I can't find out where to fix it. The stuff online is all for old distros...why is this recurrent problem how do I fix this
[08:01] <Guest74278> richardcavell: Thanks atlease now I know ubuntu supports the setup
[08:01] <richardcavell> Guest74278: choose your brand wisely too
[08:01] <Hisham> Hello Everyone ! Any good Twitter Client for Pidgin ?
[08:02] <richardcavell> Guest74278: NVidia drivers are excellent but they're not open source so some people have philosophical problems with that
[08:02] <duckwars> is there a command I can do to end a program without using  a PID
[08:02] <firecrotch> duckwars: killall <processname>
[08:03] <Guest74278> richardcavell: I would prefer open source, but that doesn't give me much choice when it comes to preformance
[08:03] <duckwars> will that also kill the program running on another user?
[08:03] <WilliamC> How do I get more privileges?
[08:03] <Guest74278> richardcavell: Do you know any brands that are open?
[08:03] <firecrotch> duckwars: It should only kill the processes that your user has permission to kill - i.e. those that you started
[08:04] <richardcavell> Guest74278: Well you can get open source drivers for NVidia
[08:04] <wizzer> is there anyway i could remote into my ubuntu box from my vista laptop
[08:04] <WilliamC> I'm trying to install Firefox into root and I don't have root privileges.
[08:04] <Guest74278> richardcavell: Just not the offical ones?
[08:04] <duckwars> I tried running killall rtorrent and it claims "rtorrent(17639): Operation not permitted"
[08:04] <Hisham> duckwars: try with sudo
[08:05] <firecrotch> wizzer: graphically - VNC; command line: ssh
[08:05] <duckwars> hisham: I would but I'm going to use it in... scriptish type thing
[08:05] <richardcavell> Guest74278: the official ones from nvidia work the best but are not open source
[08:05] <richardcavell> Guest74278: there are open source ones programmed by people outside nvidia
[08:05] <wizzer> alright, thanks
[08:05] <richardcavell> Guest74278: Your alternative is ATI.  Nvidia and ATI are the only brands worth considering
[08:06] <Guest74278> richardcavell: ATI just barely relased an update to OpenGL plus bad driver support I'ma stay away from them
[08:06] <richardcavell> I'm an Nvidia fan.  I've tried both.  It's Nvidia's driver support that has me hooked.
[08:07] <nikolam> Hi, packages.ubuntu.com are down again...
[08:07] <duckwars> Let me put this better.  I want to be able to type one word at command, like "rtorrentquit" and have it quit rtorrent.  I know I make a little pico file in my ~/bin/ but I'm not sure what to put in it.  I don't know how to kill a process with some kind of static ID.  Process and job IDs always change, correct?
[08:07] <firecrotch> nikolam: Not for me...
[08:07] <Kottizen> duckwars: You can use killall
[08:07] <Kottizen> killall -9 <NAME (not id) of process>
[08:07] <bazhang> nikolam, loads fine here
[08:07] <Guest74278> richardcavell: Ya, do you think I would be better off running windows native apps in Wine or VM?
[08:08] <Hisham> duckwars:  Use ps -e | grep torrent< or what ever process name>
[08:08] <maxagaz> i'm trying again to have an application (sok onboard) always on top of firefox in full screen mode, how to do it on gnome (devilspie doesn't work with fullscreen applications)
[08:08] <duckwars> just in trying it in comand line i put killall rtorrent and it responded with "rtorrent(17639): Operation not permitted"
[08:08] <duckwars> so I think I need to sudo, which I can't do in the "script" thing
[08:08] <Kottizen> duckwars: killall -9
[08:08] <Kottizen> duckwars: You must have -9
[08:08] <Kottizen> duckwars: To force kill.
[08:08] <duckwars> -9 gives me permission?
[08:08] <duckwars> ok
[08:08] <DaZ-> or maybe.. sudo? :f
[08:08] <Hisham> ﻿duckwars:  Use ps -e | grep torrent< or what ever process name> to get the PID
[08:09] <DaZ-> without -9 operation is still permitted <:
[08:09] <richardcavell> If you want games, check with appDB.  Wine is very hit and miss.  And you need good graphics drivers.  I'm on an Intel chipset and the drivers have sucked pretty bad until recently
[08:09] <Q_Continuum> Somehow my system (9.04, 32-bit i386) seems to be spinning down the HD, and as I'm scrolling for example down a page in FF, it sounds like it spins back up, and stalls the system while it does so.  Any way to watch when it is/isn't parking the drive?
[08:09] <Kottizen> DaZ-: Try with sudo before :)
[08:09] <DaZ-> so sudo and -9
[08:09] <richardcavell> Theoretically, a VM should work way better.  But you're trying to get it to do things outside the norm, and so don't be surprised if it stuffs up.
[08:09] <duckwars> I know how to find the PID the problem is I'm tryin got make a cron that restarts rtorrent at certain time intervals.  I just need a command that will kill the process without a PID and without sudo permission
[08:10] <indus> doesnt a vm hog resources?
[08:10] <duckwars> because in my ~/bin I don't know how to make a command shortcut that sudo
[08:10] <duckwars> as I can't put in a password then
[08:10] <indus> its like a virtual os taking its share of hardware resources
[08:10] <Ileden> I'm trying to get bluetooth dialup to work by using the ubuntu bluetooth dialup guide, but when I reach the command "sudo /etc/init.d/bluez-utils restart" there's a problem - I have no /etc/init.d/bluez-utils ! I do have bluez-utils package installed. What is wrong here? How do I proceed?
[08:10] <nikolam> hmmm, thanks bazhang , firecrotch where are you from?
[08:10] <indus> Q_Continuum: ya it happens wiht firefox ,upgrade to firefox 3.5
[08:10] <obf213> yo anyone know how to fix this X11 ever that kills all the video programs vlc/mplayer ...some update just broke it a while back, I installed in like june. I don't see anything on how to fix it online, everywhere says its fixed in update but its not
[08:11] <Kottizen> This also kill a process with a specific name:
[08:11] <Guest74278> richardcavell: Only problem with VM when it comes to games I just read VM video doesn't utilize your hardware and the graphic is simulated
[08:11] <Hisham> try export PATH:$PATH /home/<the script location>
[08:11] <Kottizen> kill -9 `ps -a | grep <NAME> | grep -v PID | awk '{ print $1 }' | tr '\n' ' ' && echo ""`
[08:11] <firecrotch> nikolam: I'm from Wisconsin, USA
[08:11] <duckwars> holy crap
[08:11] <Hisham> duckwars:  ﻿try export PATH:$PATH /home/<the script location>
[08:11] <libtech> gaming in a VM sounds awful
[08:11] <Kottizen> It will output an error, but it's not correct.
[08:11] <darth10> damn
[08:11] <richardcavell> Guest74278: Virtual Box can do Direct3D and OpenGL
[08:11] <nikolam> firecrotch, I am from europe, serbia, belgrade
[08:11] <darth10> huh?
[08:11] <darth10> k00l
[08:11] <Kottizen> I'm Swedish :)
[08:11] <Ileden> Ehm, strike that....
[08:12] <richardcavell> Guest74278: You're really better off just installing Windows natively.
[08:12]  * Ileden goes to bang himself in the head and shuts up...
[08:12] <drcode> hi all
[08:12] <Hisham> duckwars: RELAX
[08:12] <darth10> Ileden, im from CA :P
[08:12] <darth10> hahaha
[08:12] <Guest74278> richardcavell: A: VirtualBox simulates a basic VESA adapter, so your Guest has no access to the advanced features of your videocard. This includes everything that has something to do with 3D acceleration, including the Special Effects of Compiz on Linux. DirectX dependant games will not run.
[08:12] <Guest74278> NOTE: Since VirtualBox version 2.2.0, Linux Guests can use OpenGL. You do need a Host that is capable of OpenGL. Most Intel onboard graphics are not capable of OpenGL on Windows Hosts, and use Software Rendering in Linux Hosts.
[08:12] <Guest74278> Also, if you use OpenSource drivers on your Linux Host, Hardware Acceleration is probably not (yet) available.
[08:12] <FloodBot3> Guest74278: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:12] <darl> What is a VM?  It creates a virtual environment of another operating system?
[08:12] <Kottizen> FloodBot3: ...
[08:12] <drcode> how I can upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04?
[08:12] <duckwars> kottizen, it won't let me just enter that in command, and says operation not permitted
[08:12] <igor_> Hi, does anybodu know how to adjust vim, so that % will skip commented lines?
[08:13] <duckwars> I'm sorry, but wha tis the word for a small text file in a directory like ~/bin/ so that I just type a word at prompt and it does the command in the file?
[08:13] <Guest74278> richardcavell: I use Linux for my personal time, gaming is very rare for me so maybe just make a 2nd partition for them and save my self the grief
[08:13] <Kottizen> duckwars: Then you must be admin to exit the process. Make a file called "bye_torrent.sh" and put the code into that. Then put the file into /bin. After that, type this in a terminal: sudo bye_torrent
[08:13] <Flannel> duckwars: A shell script
[08:13] <segin_whatever> duckwars: 'sh'?
[08:13] <duckwars> ahh okay, they are officially shell script
[08:13] <duckwars> I will try what you say kottizen, and thank you all
[08:13] <richardcavell> Guest74278: yeah if it's easy enough just install Windows.  I'm on a Mac so installing Windows isn't as easy as it sounds.
[08:14] <roflparrot> My Jaunty boot time is not quick.
[08:14] <DaZ-> Kottizen, pidof is much clearer
[08:14] <WilliamC> Can you run Oblivion in Ubunutu?
[08:14] <Kottizen> duckwars: Shellscript is .sh, like Microsoft Batch is .bat.
[08:14] <richardcavell> It's actually preferable to simulate ordinary hardware rather than present it with the real thing
[08:14] <Kottizen> DaZ-: Ok. Never head of it, explain :D
[08:14] <DaZ-> ...
[08:14] <roflparrot> Is there a way for me to fix my boot time?
[08:14] <Guest74278> richardcavell: Ya, you got parallels use it\
[08:14] <richardcavell> And Virtual Box can do OpenGL in Windows guest on Linux host.  I've done it.
[08:14] <Kottizen> !pidof
[08:14] <roflparrot> Actually Jaunty is running like crap
[08:14] <richardcavell> That thing you pasted is out of date.
[08:15] <Guest74278> richardcavell: It's in VBox Faq lol
[08:15] <Kottizen> 8.04 is good. It have the thuings you want, and no bloat.
[08:15] <roflparrot> I had 8.10
[08:15] <roflparrot> I liked it
[08:16] <darth10> huh?
[08:16] <darth10> wat probs?
[08:16] <Guest74278> richardcavell: I think I'll save my self linux troubles and dual boot for when I want to gamel
[08:16] <Kottizen> I can't have it, because my grapthic card is buggy there.
[08:16] <libtech> Guest74278: good call
[08:16] <bullgard4> [Ubuntu 9.04] What is the recommended way to terminate (shut down) the Pidgin program?
[08:16] <roflparrot> Sometimes 9.04 freezes and boot time is almost eternal
[08:16] <richardcavell> I was playing Half-Life in OpenGL mode on Windows in a VM on Linux.
[08:16] <Kottizen> bullgard4: Click "File" > "Exit"?
[08:16] <libtech> but can it run crysis?
[08:17] <Kottizen> bullgard4: Or something similar.
[08:17] <richardcavell> Guest74278: But I have to because Windows 7 reportedly doesn't like Mac hardware much, and Apple hasn't come up with its own driver support for Windows 7
[08:17] <richardcavell> Guest74278: If you have a regular PC that was built for Windows, then just install Windows for crying out loud
[08:17] <indus> mbullgard4: kill it from system monitor if it doesnt shut down on using the exit button
[08:17] <libtech> windows 7 is neat
[08:17] <Guest74278> richardcavell: I love Win 7, this is a custom PC
[08:18] <haf1z> Hello, anyone can help me regarding flash player?
[08:18] <indus> whats the price of windows 7?
[08:18] <richardcavell> I like Windows 7 too.  And I hate Windows Vista with a passion
[08:18] <indus> haf1z: i can
[08:18] <Yahiko> lolç
[08:18] <richardcavell> indus: It's free during the beta period
[08:18] <indus> haf1z: what is the problem
[08:18] <haf1z> indus: can u hlp me to install flashplayer plugins
[08:18] <bullgard4> Kottizen: There is no 'File' > 'Exit' or something similar.
[08:18] <Hisham> haf1z: Flash player plugin for Mozila?
[08:18] <indus> richardcavell: yeah but its 3 gb download :) i will buy it soon
[08:19] <haf1z> i already dload the adobe flash player and try to install using package manager..but error wrong architecture i386
[08:19] <haf1z> yes Hisham
[08:19] <libtech> bullgard4: Buddies -> Quit?
[08:19] <indus> haf1z: thats because you are using  a 64 bit OS
[08:19] <Hisham> haf1z: type about:plugins in mozilla
[08:19] <haf1z> oic
[08:19] <indus> haf1z: whats the output of uname -a in a terminal
[08:19] <haf1z> then, do you have any solutions?
[08:19] <indus> uname -a
[08:20] <Kottizen> bullgard4: Any "+" on the top-right?
[08:20] <Hisham> haf1z: indus GOOD CATCH :D
[08:20] <Guest74278> richardcavell: And about using windows, it makes sense if my work takes place on windows, but majority of my work is on Linux, so it makes sense to use it as my base system
[08:20] <haf1z> Linux h3llst0rmMAC 2.6.24-24-generic #1 SMP Fri Jul 24 22:15:50 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[08:20] <Kottizen> Or, in the status bar, rightclick on the icon and pick "quit" or "exit". I have never used Pidgin, so I just guess :)
[08:20] <drcode> In ubuntu 8.04 it give me "No new release found" , any idea?
[08:21] <koolhead1> which svn clients u guys use
[08:21] <indus> haf1z: download the 64 bit flash from here,then follow my instructions :) http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/libflashplayer-10.0.32.18.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz
[08:21] <Hisham> haf1z: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[08:21] <koolhead1> indus: hey
[08:21] <indus> koolhead1: hi
[08:21] <haf1z> Hisham: that command stand for what?
[08:21] <koolhead1> how have u been?
[08:21] <darl> Anybody else interested in Chrome?  I could never surf the web without my adblock, but the new plugin functionality might bring adblock to Chrome.
[08:21] <indus> koolhead1: iam fine.you are?
[08:22] <Ileden> Ok, this time a real question... I just got bluetooth dialup working (yey!), but I have to run "sudo pon BluetoothDialup", to get it. Running the command without sudo says taht "only members of the 'dip' group can use this command". However, I just added myself to the dip group and the message persists...
[08:22] <indus> koolhead1: i mean do i know u?
[08:22] <koolhead1> indus: koolhead1 == whoami
[08:22] <koolhead1> :P
[08:22] <Ileden> The question being - how do I give myself privledges to run the "pon BluetoothDialup" command
[08:22] <haf1z> indus: download complete for the file u ask me to dload..then, whats next?
[08:22] <indus> haf1z: so downloaded? and  extracted the file?
[08:23] <roflparrot> yeah that's what he asked, who are you?
[08:23] <indus> haf1z: now do sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-nonfree
[08:23] <generic> Hello, more of a *nix question but I didn't know where to go. Can anyone help me or direct me to a better irc (or let me email the question?)
[08:23] <bullgard4> libtech: That worked. But that  means that Pidgin has been strangly programmed.
[08:23] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[08:23] <roflparrot> generic, use chatzilla
[08:23] <roflparrot> winners use chatzilla
[08:23] <ruby_on_tails> hello
[08:23] <indus> generic: this is a good enough irc depending on the question
[08:23] <haf1z> indus:  ok, moment pls
[08:23] <DaZ-> roflparrot, fail
[08:24] <roflparrot> ha ha
[08:24] <ruby_on_tails> my keyboard is working in gnome but not in kde
[08:24] <generic> thank your rofl*
[08:24] <ruby_on_tails> can anyone tell why ?
[08:24] <ShapeShifter499> my wifi on my acer aspire one has stopped working, can someone help fix it?
[08:24] <waieez> Hi, i'm having trouble allowing myself permission to write on my harddrive. i've read over the community documentation on fstab, and I think i've followed it carefully but something seems to be missing. I still cannot copy any file onto that harddrive
[08:24] <duckwars> do I need to restart the machine to make a new script put in /bin work?
[08:24] <C4colo> what the hell is going on with sound on ubuntu? why do I have both ALSA and OSS plus the pulseaudio wrapper library installed, all of which are fighting with each other?
[08:24] <haf1z> indus: extract done on desktop the file is libflashplayer.so
[08:24] <theatro> duckwars, no
[08:25] <indus> haf1z: aah gtg see u later
[08:25] <C4colo> I've spent about 6 weeks fucking with my sound settings and still occassionally I will start an application and digital output will cease to function until a reboot
[08:25] <duckwars> I have a script that I edited and it doesn't run the new script when I runt he script
[08:25] <DaZ-> haf1z, ~/.mozilla/plugins
[08:25] <duckwars> i tried logging in and out
[08:25] <indus> haf1z: move the libfralshpayer.so to the hidden mozilla folder plugins
[08:25] <C4colo> can we come up with a standard configuration? like pulseaudio + alsa and no oss?
[08:25] <zheng> Hi, there, I cannot re-install slapd after I uninstall it by apt-get,
[08:25] <indus> haf1z: create the folder plugins under .mozilla then move it there
[08:25] <C4colo> or let's jump on the oss bandwagon and go whole hog OSS
[08:25] <ShapeShifter499> well?
[08:25] <zheng> dpkg: error processing slapd (--configure):
[08:25] <zheng>  subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[08:25] <zheng> Setting up ldap-utils (2.4.9-0ubuntu0.8.04.3) ...
[08:26] <Hisham> waieez: try the umask=000 is fstab
[08:26] <haf1z> bash: /home/haf1z/.mozilla/plugins: No such file or directory
[08:27] <theatro> duckwars, have you made the script executable?
[08:27] <Hisham> waieez: write it in the options
[08:27] <waieez> hisham: ?? in terminal? type out "umask=000 is fstab" ?
[08:27] <DaZ-> haf1z, guess what you should do
[08:27] <ShapeShifter499> I'll just reinstall..........*sigh*..........about my 5th or 6th reinstall
[08:27] <duckwars> theatro: no I have not, how do I do that?  I must have done that before when I made these scripts
[08:27] <Hisham> waieez: No edit the fstab file
[08:27] <theatro> duckwars, sudo chmod +x filename
[08:27] <Hisham> waieez: sudo vim /etc/fstab
[08:28] <duckwars> ahhhhhhh
[08:28] <duckwars> I see
[08:28] <haf1z> i need to find mozilla folder rite?
[08:28] <hellhound> does anyone use Gyach-E?  I am having an issue with it going out of Auto-Away
[08:28] <waieez> hisham so like this /dev/sda1 /media/extra ext3 defaults,umask=000 0 2
[08:28] <duckwars> theatro: wait though, it was already executable.  It executes the script, but it executes as though it hasn't been edited, even though it  has
[08:28] <Hisham> waieez:  yes
[08:28] <duckwars> theatro: I need it to update
[08:28] <Hisham> waieez: Then umount and mount the drive
[08:29] <DaZ-> haf1z, or if it doesn't exist you need to create it
[08:29] <Hisham> waieez: it worked for me
[08:29] <haf1z> DaZ-: im new to linux environment, so can u guide me?
[08:29] <theatro> duckwars, there is something wrong with the script then
[08:29] <haf1z> where should i create it?
[08:29] <DaZ-> haf1z, mkdir ~/.mozilla;mkdir ~/.mozilla/plugins
[08:29] <Hisham> haf1z: press CTRL + H to show hidden file in gnome
[08:30] <Guest44428> how do i install games and such from 3rd parties?
[08:30] <haf1z> mkdir: cannot create directory `/home/haf1z/.mozilla': File exists
[08:31] <Hisham> waieez: Done ? :D
[08:31] <DaZ-> haf1z, cp ~/something/libflashplayer.so ~/.mozilla/plugins
[08:31] <waieez> hisham: trying to unmount. not too familiar with it
[08:31] <DaZ-> haf1z, doesn't matter
[08:31] <silv3r_m00n> hi there , me on 9.04 kde and my keyboard suddenly stopped working and isn't working any more ..... works fine in gnome
[08:31] <silv3r_m00n> how do I fix it
[08:31] <Hisham> waieez: sudo umount /dev/sda1
[08:31] <duckwars> theatro: you were correct =)
[08:32] <waieez> hisham: tried doing that. and it didnt seem to work. i went into gparted and unmounted it from there
[08:32] <Hisham> waieez: type it in terminal
[08:32] <waieez> hisham: its weird
[08:32] <Guest44428> i need help with 3rd party applications
[08:32] <Hisham> waieez: hmm u went the long way :D
[08:32] <ox> hey need to ask! how to fix this when i boot give me error: FATAL : /lib/modules/2.6-30/modules.dep can't find file or location -> when i go to /usr/src/linux-2.6-30 and try to do make dep give me warning no need to do dep ! how i can fix it then :)
[08:32] <jezza> hi there, can any one help with installing Vodaphone Mobile Broadband card?
[08:32] <waieez> hisham: yeah. i dont understand why the icon wouldnt disappear after i typed it
[08:32] <jezza> in toshiba m700, 9.04
[08:33] <haf1z> DaZ-: the *.so file currently here .. /home/haf1z/Desktop
[08:33] <Hisham> waieez: well that doesn't matter
[08:33] <DaZ-> haf1z, mv ~/Desktop/*.so ~/.mozilla/plugins
[08:33] <Ileden> Is there a way to mount a specific extra media (sd card) always into a specific folder?
[08:33] <haf1z> DaZ-: cp ~/Dekstop/libflashplayer.so ~/.mozilla/plugins <- is this the right command?
[08:33] <waieez> hisham: okay so i've unmounted the drive. remoutned it. but it still says that i do not have permission
[08:33] <haf1z> ok ok
[08:34] <Hisham> waieez: hmm!
[08:34] <DaZ-> haf1z, except the dekstop part
[08:34] <Clouse> This not being able to update is a real pain in the a##!
[08:34] <Guest44428> #ubuntu-wisconsin
[08:34] <Hisham> waieez: set the permission in fstab like this 	auto,umask=000,user,rw
[08:34] <Flannel> Clouse: Is there something we can help you with?
[08:35] <gueux> hi
[08:35]  * mooooooo just burned his first copy of ubuntu... Time to give it a shot
[08:35] <klown> waieez:  sorry to jump in at the middle of your conversation, but what are you trying to mount (your problem seems like a similar one i had)
[08:35] <richardcavell> good luck moooo
[08:36] <obf213> hi my X is broken. its screwing up my video players only. anyone know how to fix it? i haven't been able to find the solution for jaunty. old distros said they fixed it with updates..(why its  broken again i don't know) all programs worked fine for about a amonth then suddenly stopped
[08:36] <Ileden> Problem is, I have a netbook with Ubuntu Netbook Remix, and I have a static SD card in it to give me more storage. Currently it gets mounted to /media/disk - but I'd like to see it under /home/user. It also very annoyingly pops up a file manager each time after suspend/resume, because it has "detected" a new media...
[08:36] <haf1z> DaZ-:  done
[08:36] <haf1z> then
[08:36] <ox> hey need to ask! how to fix this when i boot give me error: FATAL : /lib/modules/2.6-30/modules.dep can't find file or location -> when i go to /usr/src/linux-2.6-30 and try to do make dep give me warning no need to do dep ! how i can fix it then :)
[08:37] <Ileden> So I'd like to somehow statically mount that specific card/slot at a specific directory. How can I do this?
[08:37] <DaZ-> haf1z, now it should work, if it doesn't remove the flashplayer package
[08:37] <waieez> hisham: did that, unmounted/remounted with gparted. and just tried creating a folder with rightclick. didnt work
[08:37] <haf1z> so
[08:37] <haf1z> i need to restart my mozilla ?
[08:37]  * ShapeShifter499 screams mentally, than wonders why every couple of weeks/days he has to reinstall his ubunu
[08:38] <Hisham> klown: any idea about waieez problem?
[08:38] <waieez> klown: i'm trying to write stuff ona drive. but i dont know how to enable the permissions.
[08:38]  * ShapeShifter499 ubuntu
[08:38] <klown> waieez: what type of drive?
[08:38] <haf1z> wil be back
[08:38] <gueux> I have a problem: when I boot, I have an error which tell me to put a "noapic" option. When I put this noapic, the network doesn't work. I've found a solution: put "noapic nolapic acpi=off"; but then, when I stop my computer, I have a message "System halted." and it doesn't stop the computer :(
[08:38] <waieez> klown: its a hitaichi deskstar 7???? Sata
[08:38] <klown> waieez:  i had the same issue with a western digital netcenter external harddrive.
[08:38] <waieez> klown: its internal
[08:39] <jezza> can someone help with wireless broadband (vodaphone)
[08:39] <jezza> also Skype microphone...
[08:39] <Hisham> waieez: are u sure that u are updating the fstab correctly
[08:40] <Hisham> waieez: i mean it needs root permission to edit it
[08:40] <waieez> hisham: i just type in the things and hit enter right?
[08:40] <waieez> er then save
[08:40] <duckwars> for some reason when I make a new script, and put it in /bin, and change the permissions to allow all to execute, I can't run the script.  Everything in /bin shows up green to me, indicating it's a script, except for the script I created.  Is there something I'm missing?
[08:40] <waieez> hisham: then save i mean
[08:40] <Hisham> waieez: does it gives any warning??
[08:40] <ShapeShifter499>  can someone plz help with acer aspire one ZG5 wifi suddenly not working?
[08:40] <waieez> hisham: no
[08:41] <waieez> hisham: no warning that says i don't have permission to edit it
[08:41] <klown> waieez: what is on this harddrive, is it empty?
[08:41] <Hisham> hmm well tell me how are you openig the fstab file?
[08:41] <waieez> klown: yes
[08:41] <ox> duckwars what are the permissions u set?
[08:41] <ShapeShifter499> I was at a starbucks and my wifi wouldn't work
[08:41] <waieez> hisham: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[08:41] <duckwars> ox: 755
[08:42] <klown> waieez: what does sudo fdisk -l show for the drive?
[08:42] <duckwars> wait sorry
[08:42] <ox> duckwars to let any user to run a script in privildge mode u need to set the SUID i 4got if it's 1755 or 4755 let me check on hold on
[08:43] <waieez> klown:    Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[08:43] <waieez> /dev/sda1               1       60801   488384001   83  Linux
[08:43] <damo1> what is the command for doing a screenshot
[08:43] <duckwars> ox: no worries, I messed up permissions
[08:43] <waieez> klown: /dev/sda1               1       60801   488384001   83  Linux
[08:43] <duckwars> ox: don't go searching around
[08:43] <duckwars> ox: sorry
[08:44] <haf1z> Hisham: hey, wheres DaZ?
[08:44] <ox> duckwars worked?
[08:44] <haf1z> anyway, thx guys..u solved my probs
[08:44] <duckwars> ox: yes, sorry, many times I type "chown" instead of "chmod" =/
[08:44] <klown> waieez: ok.
[08:45] <ox> duckwars it's ok :)
[08:45] <klown> waieez: and you cant change the permissions at all?
[08:45] <waieez> klown: I guess i can. but nothing is happening. nothing changes
[08:46] <waieez> klown: and i'm not sure why
[08:46] <ox> waieez what happen exactly?
[08:46] <ShapeShifter499> nvm
[08:46] <ShapeShifter499> bye
[08:46] <ShapeShifter499> !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[08:46] <waieez> ox: i want to be able to write things on a drive. but I can't get it to allow me to
[08:47] <Hisham> waieez:  why dont u try umounting/remounting through terminal
[08:47] <waieez> hisham: gksudo unmount /dev/sad1 like that?
[08:47] <ox> waieez which driver? be more specific
[08:47] <Hisham> waieez: sudo umount /dev/sda1
[08:48] <Hisham> waieez: it is umount NOT unmount!!!!
[08:48] <waieez> ox: a hard drive. a Hitaichi Deskstar 500gb internal harddrive
[08:48] <Hisham> waieez: UMOUNT not "UNMOUNT"
[08:48] <waieez> hisham: aha!
[08:49] <ox> waieez as Hisham told you, umount and check options you set it when you re-mount it !
[08:49] <waieez> hisham: it says wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail  or so
[08:50] <Hisham> ox: i told waieez to set the options in fstab to umask=000
[08:50] <ox> waieez u need to specify the type using -t option
[08:50] <rfreiberger> I'm building a server for home use, are Dells or Lenovo easier to find Linux drivers?
[08:50] <waieez> ox: and how do i know what type it is
[08:50] <Hisham> waieez: sudo mount -t <drive file system> /dev/sda1
[08:51] <psycho_oreos> rfreiberger, both are just as hard to find drivers, it just depends on how new those machines you are looking to buy and put ubuntu on
[08:51] <gp_will_be_back> help my ububutu just crashed
[08:51] <Hisham> waieez: wait
[08:51] <ox> waieez using sudo fdisk -l
[08:52] <gp_will_be_back> help my ubunutu just crashed
[08:52] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, how did it crash? you have to be more specific
[08:52] <bluejeans> gp_will_be_back, then get it back
[08:52] <waieez> ox hisham when i used the -t command this long chain of stuff came out.
[08:53] <Hisham> waieez: try sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1
[08:53] <waieez> ox this is what fdisk -l spits out if thats what you wanted /dev/sda1               1       60801   488384001   83  Linux
[08:53] <waieez> hisham, i did and this long chain of stuff came out
[08:53] <gp_will_be_back> while boot it says : unable to mount /dev/disk/by-uid/d125634 blah blah on /root failed invalid argument
[08:53] <psycho_oreos> waieez, do you know what filesystem it originally was? there are many types of linux filesystems
[08:54] <gp_will_be_back> what does it means
[08:54] <Hisham> waieez: strange
[08:54] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, sounds like you messed up the bootloader, what did you do last?
[08:54] <psycho_oreos> err not boot loader just the bootup params
[08:54] <waieez> psycho_oreos: i'm not sure but. i formatted as ext3
[08:54] <ox> waieez you fromat your /dev/sda1 as what file system ?
[08:54] <waieez> ox: ext3
[08:54] <psycho_oreos> waieez, you could try mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda1 (if sda1 directory exist in /mnt)
[08:55] <psycho_oreos> err sudo
[08:55] <gp_will_be_back> nothing much i was working on it ...when my laptop battery went down ...so it shutdown after that i am getting this error :-(
[08:55] <ox> waieez sudo mkdir /mnt/waieez ; sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt/waieez
[08:55] <Hisham> waieez: sudo mount -a :D
[08:55] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, you didn't do any kernel updates?
[08:55] <gp_will_be_back> no
[08:55] <ox> waieez did you modify in /etc/fstab ?
[08:56] <gp_will_be_back> my all data gone ....uni reaserach paper is on it :-(
[08:56] <ox> gp_will_be_back !oups why
[08:56] <ox> gp_will_be_back what happen!
[08:56] <gp_will_be_back> how do i boot it again
[08:56] <gp_will_be_back> nothing much i was working on it ...when my laptop battery went down ...so it shutdown after that i am getting this error :-(
[08:56] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, hmm, not sure if I have dealt with this personally, but you will need to use the ubuntu's install disc (it should have recovery mode) go into that, you will be dropped into console, and you will need to fix up the initrd and/or kernel.. not easy imo
[08:57] <waieez> ox hisham i modified the fstab as /dev/sda1 /media/extra ext3 auto,umask=000,user,rw 0 2
[08:57] <psycho_oreos> why 2 passes?
[08:57] <roflparrot> gp_will_be_back: can you boot the live cd and mount the HDD and then browset o the paper and save it to usb drive?
[08:57] <gp_will_be_back> psycho_oreos: please tell me i will do it ....
[08:57] <Flannel> gp_will_be_back: Try booting to a liveCD.  I doubt your data's gone.
[08:57] <waieez> ox instead of the directory you told me. i  did sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /media/extra
[08:58] <waieez> ox: i cant create a folder with rightclick so i assume i still dont have permissions
[08:58] <gp_will_be_back> i ran the live disk ....its displays disk as single 60 gb disk but cant mount it
[08:58] <bluejeans> gp_will_be_back, more like: boot off a live cd into a consol and rerun grub to fix the bootloader
[08:58] <ox> waieez it mount on ext3?
[08:59] <ernetas`d> Good morning!
[08:59] <gp_will_be_back> which option i choose when i am booting from live disk ?
[08:59] <waieez> ox: media/extra i believe
[08:59] <roflparrot> Morning!
[08:59] <psycho_oreos> I don't think its the boot loader that's at fault, its more like missing or broken initrd
[08:59] <roflparrot> 'try ubuntu without affecting your computer' or soemthing like that
[08:59] <psycho_oreos> waieez, did it return any errors or did it return you back to the prompt?
[08:59] <Keiffer> I have a ssh server i want to connect to. i have both the privkey and pubkeys.. but i can\t connect
[08:59] <ox> waieez i meant when u did sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /media/extra ( it work but ur problem can't write on the drive)?
[08:59] <oldude67> psycho_oreos, couldnt he do a update-grub to fix it?
[09:00] <Stratocaster> salve
[09:00] <beefheart> Question: I wouls like to create a xx.sh that opens up my openvpn. the command I would like to add is "sudo openvpn myopenvpnfile.ovpn" it all works exept the sudo command. anyone know how to run sudo in script please?
[09:00] <beefheart> would*
[09:00] <gp_will_be_back> btw I was using jaunty jackass jakolope ...latest version of ubuntu or something like that
[09:00] <waieez> ox: yeah i could mount. that wasnt the problem. the problem was i couldnt make a folder on my drive
[09:00] <roflparrot> lol
[09:00] <psycho_oreos> oldude67, could but judging by the error I sorta doubt it.. I could be wrong.. I mean its gotten more confusing with uuid nowadays and intermediate initrd
[09:00] <roflparrot> I haet Jaunty
[09:00] <psycho_oreos> waieez, you probably need to add extra lines like users, etc
[09:01] <oldude67> psycho_oreos, i hear you there.
[09:01] <psycho_oreos> jaunty isn't bad but hey I'm on xubuntu
[09:01] <waieez> psycho_oreos, i tried that and i dont think i got any errors
[09:01] <Stratocaster> hi! I have installed Gtk-gnutella, but I don't know a peer for connect me, anyone can help me?
[09:01] <ox> waieez ah ok try sudo umount /dev/sda1 and try sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt/extra -o defaults 0 2
[09:01] <Hisham> waieez: i know i am stupid but try this :D sudo chown /media/extra
[09:01] <psycho_oreos> waieez, if you didn't get any errors, you could then use mount |　grep extra
[09:02] <psycho_oreos> chown would probably need extra params
[09:02] <Hisham> waieez: oh dont try it is is a stupid thing
[09:02] <waieez> ox hisham psycho_oreos: !! okay. let me try ox's first
[09:02] <psycho_oreos> oldude67, heh it used to be the days of either grub at fault and you won't even see grub menu or the kernel and/or initrd with kern panic and what not
[09:02] <gp_will_be_back> I have a jaunty live disk .....i booted from it and pressed f2 after that which option i choose
[09:02] <Stratocaster> I have installed Gtk-gnutella, but I don't know a peer for connect me, anyone can help me?
[09:03] <obf213> ....does anyone know how to fix Xserver as to not crash all video players..
[09:03] <psycho_oreos> Hisham, imo its not, I did that on mine with extra params as root and I could at times create new directories via normal user
[09:03] <iobeng> hello room
[09:03] <roflparrot> gp_will_be_back: to boot the live disk, click on 'try Ubuntu without changing.....' or something like that
[09:03] <gp_will_be_back> should i choose F4?
[09:03] <shoaibi> ibnulislam, i am getting bored :(
[09:03] <gp_will_be_back> ok the first the option
[09:03] <Hisham> shoaibi: OYE
[09:03] <roflparrot> yeah
[09:03] <psycho_oreos> OYE?
[09:04] <shoaibi> Hisham, :P
[09:04] <shoaibi> Hisham, please use english...
[09:04] <Hisham> shoaibi: yea
[09:04] <Stratocaster> I have installed Gtk-gnutella, but I don't know a peer for connect me, anyone can help me?
[09:04] <ibnulislam> shoaibi: Find some job!
[09:04] <Hisham> shoaibi: Grasias :P
[09:04] <waieez> ox: it returned this list of options/information like "for many more details say man 8 mount"
[09:04] <shoaibi> Hisham, ibnulislam go to #ubuntu-offtopic :P
[09:04] <roflparrot> shoaibi: bongu
[09:05] <psycho_oreos> waieez, sounds more like you've used mount tool instead of chown
[09:05] <shoaibi> roflparrot, sorry?
[09:05] <GPL> cant install Photoshop CS4 using Wine on Ubuntu 9.04 | Any Help ?
[09:05] <waieez> psycho_oreos yes i havent gotten to your suggestion yet :( let me try that now
[09:05] <roflparrot> shoaibi: wie bitte? Ich versteh' dich nicht
[09:05] <iobeng> have you tried the crossover
[09:05] <ox> waieez ah sorry this * sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt/extra -o defaults
[09:05] <shoaibi> roflparrot, wakarimashta :D
[09:06] <roflparrot> icki wicki woki picki
[09:06] <bazhang> !ot
[09:06] <GPL> bahang : i am asking for help, not really offtopic
[09:06] <GPL> bazhang*
[09:06] <bazhang> GPL, not you
[09:06] <roflparrot> lulz... so doods. My boot time is an attrocity. What can I do to make it faster?
[09:06] <GPL> k.
[09:06] <bazhang> GPL, what does the appdb say
[09:06] <gp_will_be_back> psycho_oreos: i have booted again to into live cd ...............how do fixit it now ?
[09:07] <Hisham> shoaibi: come on of-topic
[09:07] <nnutter> In general is it considered safe/stable to upgrade from one major version of Ubuntu to another? I know it is doable and instructions are posted. I just want to know if there is an advantage to doing a clean install. I'd prefer proof/example than a simple yes/no.
[09:07] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, not sure of the boot options off my head but there should be a recovery method, you could try using the "try ubuntu without installing" option
[09:07] <waieez> ox: okay. i decided to change directories since you keep saying /mnt/extra and now. i cant find my drive
[09:07] <gp_will_be_back> yeah i did that
[09:07] <gp_will_be_back> i am logged in
[09:08] <psycho_oreos> waieez, mount| grep sda1
[09:08] <gp_will_be_back> what after that
[09:08] <waieez> ox: well to be precise. i can see it in that directory but it doesnt appear on my desktop
[09:08] <puffkronik> any1 know how to compile dungeon crawl with like, message logging
[09:08] <gp_will_be_back> how do i fix the grub now
[09:08] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, its a long process umm.. you will need to mount your partitions and then do chroot
[09:08] <ox> gp_will_be_back install it
[09:08] <roflparrot> gp_will_be_back: you do not log in with a livecd, anyway browse to your file after mounting the hard drive and find your paper ad back it up
[09:08] <GPL> bazhang : http://i28.tinypic.com/6xrw5h.png
[09:08] <psycho_oreos> or that
[09:09] <gnu-dio> My javascript just stopped working (ff3, ubuntu 8.04), And I can't figure out why. It's not completely non-functioning, but for many javascript heavy sites, it's unuseable. I've already confirmed that it's still fully installed and active, and rebooted just for good measure. Using 3 "javascript test" pages, it fails on 2 and "works" on one. This is totally confusing me as to what could have gone wrong...
[09:09] <psycho_oreos> if you have big enough storage, you could backup your entire /home/$user directory
[09:09] <gp_will_be_back> i ran fdisk -l ...i see no mounted disk
[09:09] <puffkronik> anyone?
[09:09] <waieez> psycho_oreos: interesting. but i still can't make a new folder
[09:09] <ecolitan> can i use the cp command over a network?
[09:09] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, hmm are your drives on a scsi/sata card or something?
[09:09] <DaZ-> ecolitan, scp
[09:09] <gnu-dio> ﻿ecolitan: look up scp for that task, instead of cp
[09:10] <roflparrot> fdisk -l shouldn't need anything to be mounted, amirite?
[09:10] <nnutter> ecolitan: only if you have a network share mounted
[09:10] <psycho_oreos> ecolitan, you have to mount it first then you can use cp
[09:10] <ox> gp_will_be_back can't see mount things there! u need to use mount to check or /etc/mtab
[09:10] <puffkronik> do i need gcc installed to edit messages.cc?
[09:10] <psycho_oreos> fdisk -l shows any visible hard drives and their partitions regardless if they are mounted or not
[09:10] <hav0c> can anyone give me a ollydebug for ubuntu..
[09:10] <nnutter> ecolitan: if it's another Linux machine (or Mac/BSD/etc.) scp, as DaZ- pointed out, is a great choice
[09:10] <psycho_oreos> or you can do cat /proc/filesystem I think
[09:10] <roflparrot> maybe his hard drive crashed?
[09:11] <hav0c> can anyone give me a ollydebug for ubuntu..
[09:11] <psycho_oreos> nah I think its missing broken initrd.gz or kernel
[09:11] <ecolitan> to a remote host, i already have a vpn between the two so it seems pointless to run scp down an already encrypted vpn
[09:11] <hav0c> can anyone give me a ollydebug for ubuntu..
[09:11] <hav0c> can anyone give me a ollydebug for ubuntu..
[09:11] <hav0c> can anyone give me a ollydebug for ubuntu..
[09:11] <FloodBot3> hav0c: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:11] <gp_will_be_back> its showing  57 gb media device
[09:11] <nnutter> ignore rocks
[09:11] <ecolitan> and rcp just links to scp
[09:11] <gp_will_be_back> in places
[09:11] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, but no partitions?
[09:11] <gp_will_be_back> but not the partitions
[09:11] <gp_will_be_back> :-(
[09:12] <roflparrot> ha ha oh noes
[09:12] <nnutter> ecolitan: the encryptiong is so low of overheard, you have no reason not to use it
[09:12] <waieez> ox psycho_oreas hisham, well. now it keeps saying that the mount disagrees with my fstab when i try to unmount
[09:12] <bazhang> GPL, appdb lists it as 'Gold' on their site (Photoshop CS4), you may wish to /join #winehq for further help
[09:12] <ecolitan> nnutter: even for many GB's?
[09:13] <ecolitan> maybe i setup ftp
[09:13] <ox> waieez pastebin your /etc/fstab
[09:13] <gp_will_be_back> how to run fsck or something to fix my hardisk ?
[09:13] <nnutter> ecolitan: waste of time
[09:13] <puffkronik> I did nano messages.cc and i can see it but how do i add the fwrite function
[09:13] <ox> gp_will_be_back what is the file system ?
[09:13] <gp_will_be_back> ext3
[09:13] <Hisham> waieez: yes because you changed the /media/extra
[09:13] <ecolitan> ok i know, i use rsync :)
[09:13] <Hisham> waieez: i think so
[09:13] <roflparrot> does it say that?
[09:13] <waieez> ox er whats the command for pastebin?
[09:13] <HalabundL> I'm trying to set up a printer, and Ubuntu is constantly asking for a root password ... but there is no root password (that I know of) ... I thought I was supposed to used my own password.  What's going on?  How can I get this to work?
[09:13] <nnutter> ecolitan: rsync is a good choice too
[09:14] <ox> waieez no command paste ur /ets/fstab @ http://pastebin.com
[09:14] <roflparrot> HalabundL: yes type in your password
[09:14] <nnutter> ecolitan: rsync would especially be better if it is one many GB file
[09:14] <gp_will_be_back> how do i run fsck from live disk
[09:14] <gnu-dio> ﻿Trying again: My javascript just stopped working (ff3, ubuntu 8.04), And I can't figure out why. It's not completely non-functioning, but for many javascript heavy sites, like youtube, it's unuseable. I've already confirmed that it's still fully installed and active, and rebooted just for good measure. Using 3 "javascript test" pages, it fails on 2 and "works" on one. This is totally confusing me as to what could have gone wrong. Ideas anyone
[09:14] <roflparrot> you would have made a root password when you installed Ubuntu
[09:14] <HalabundL> roflparrot: it's not asking for my password, but for a root password (and for a username, which by default is 'root').  It doesn't accept my password (or username)
[09:14] <ox> gp_will_be_back fsck use for
[09:14] <ecolitan> ok thanks :)
[09:15] <nnutter> gnu-dio: trying using a different FF profile or zapping yours
[09:15] <ox> !fsck | gp_will_be_back
[09:15] <roflparrot> HalabundL: do you remember making a rot password when you installed Ubuntu?
[09:15] <gnu-dio> ﻿nnutter: ok, trying that....
[09:15] <HalabundL> roflparrot: This system was installed by someone else ...
[09:15] <roflparrot> ask them
[09:15] <gp_will_be_back> ox: my system is not booting its giving following error
[09:15] <HalabundL> roflparrot: Well, they
[09:15] <ox> gp_will_be_back what is the error ?
[09:15] <HalabundL> roflparrot: Well, they're on vacation for two more weeks, so I can't
[09:16] <gp_will_be_back> while boot it says : unable to mount /dev/disk/by-uid/d125634 blah blah on /root failed invalid argument
[09:16] <roflparrot> they made a superuser password, which you will need to be able to do stuff
[09:16] <puffkronik> what's the comand to modify C code in nano?  my friend said I can add an fwrite there
[09:16] <HalabundL> roflparrot: There must be a solution, since I do have the appropriate privileges
[09:16] <gp_will_be_back> so i have booted from llive cd in an attempt to fix it
[09:16] <Hisham> waieez: give a try to sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /media/extra -o default,rw
[09:16] <gp_will_be_back> its showing  57 gb media device
[09:16] <ox> gp_will_be_back when you do sudo fdisk -l , any Condidate "*" display ?
[09:16] <waieez> psycho_oreos hisham ox, http://pastebin.com/f29286a22
[09:16] <roflparrot> perhaps if you boot with a livecd and edit the file witht he root password in it
[09:17] <gp_will_be_back> i ran fdisk -l ...i see no mounted disk
[09:17] <ox> gp_will_be_back hrmm you can't see mount disk there using sudo fdisk -l , pastebin your sudo fdisk -l
[09:17] <puffkronik> :(
[09:17] <gp_will_be_back> my research paper and data was on the disk :-(
[09:18] <ox> waieez well, edit your /etc/fstab and modify as : /dev/scd0 /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0 0
[09:18] <ox> waieez sorry not this one
[09:18] <puffkronik> help!
[09:18] <gp_will_be_back> ox: iwas not using sudo ...now its showing
[09:18] <waieez> ox: there is a command for pastebin actually. what i did was cat /etc/fstab | pastebinit
[09:19] <roflparrot> puffkronik: try ##linux
[09:19] <gogeta1> puffkronik: yelling help does not help
[09:19] <ox> gp_will_be_back can you pastebin what shows!
[09:19] <puffkronik> nobody is a C programmer?
[09:19] <ox> waieez /dev/sda1 /media/extra ext3 defaults 0 2 ( in your /etc/fstab) then on terminal use sudo mount -a
[09:20] <gogeta1> oh for gods sakes we get one of those a day
[09:20] <paissad-hp> hi everybodhy !
[09:20] <paissad-hp> everybody*
[09:20] <nnutter> puffkronik: if  you don't know how to launch a text editor you shouldn't be writing code
[09:20] <roflparrot> lol programmer hunters?
[09:20] <gogeta1> yea
[09:20] <gp_will_be_back> i can see three sda1 -> linux , sda2 -> extented sda -> swap
[09:20] <nnutter> puffkronik: but the command is just 'nano', or probably better 'nano -w'
[09:20] <puffkronik> I did launch nano
[09:21] <ox> gp_will_be_back pastebin
[09:21] <nnutter> puffkronik: 'nano -w /path/to/file'
[09:21] <roflparrot> what do you wantt o happen to the code?
[09:21] <genady12lap> hey, how do I return the default gdm.conf?
[09:21] <gp_will_be_back> ox : i dont have internet on laptop right now
[09:21] <waieez> ox: still cannot make a folder
[09:21] <gogeta1> puffkronik: look ill say this nicely this is not a dev room try rooms like #c++ and #dev
[09:21] <gnu-dio> ﻿nnutter: That was the answer, thanks. I first created a new profile, it worked. Went back to my profile it didn't. Cleared ALL "Private Data". It works in origional profile now. Thanks for your hint.
[09:21] <puffkronik> i need to add an fwrite to log messages from the game
[09:21] <roflparrot> gp_will_be_back: use a flash drive
[09:22] <nnutter> gnu-dio: your welcome, happy browsing
[09:22] <Hisham> waieez: first sudo umount -a then mount -a :D
[09:22] <roflparrot> I lost the game
[09:22] <nnutter> gogeta1: puffkronik's question fits here, he's just way over his head
[09:22] <waieez> hisham: :D I JUST did that
[09:22] <gogeta1> nnutter: lol
[09:22] <paissad-hp> i have a matter with a lvm partition, i extended the /dev/VG/home partition from 20Gb to 56Gb, but the matter is that my system still see only 20Gb, btw, when i run the command "sudo lvdisplay", we can see that /dev/VG/home is 56Gb, ----> http://pastebin.com/f46e00d6
[09:22] <duckwars> is there a way to open screen and make it do a command on opening?
[09:22] <waieez> hisham: didnt help though
[09:22] <ox> waieez hrmm i wonder ! when u do ls -l in /dev/sda1 what permissions give you?
[09:23] <waieez> ls -l in /dev/sda1
[09:23] <paissad-hp> but when i run the command "df -h" , we see something different -->
[09:23] <waieez> whoops
[09:23] <paissad-hp> http://pastebin.com/fa2b998e
[09:23] <ox> lol
[09:23] <genady12lap> hey, how do I return the default gdm.conf? I think I don't have one
[09:23] <paissad-hp> thanks in advance for helping
[09:23] <pietro_> hello I have a simple question
[09:23] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: even thow your using lvm i think the total size is still shown on 2 sepret drives
[09:23] <ox> waieez not ls -l in /dev/sda1 => it's ls -l /dev/sda1
[09:23] <Deiu> Hello!
[09:23] <roflparrot> pietro_: it had better be simple!
[09:24] <ox> gp_will_be_back ok where your ur data !which drive?
[09:24] <pietro_> I am new to ubuntu and I would like to know how can I check the package installed without using synaptci
[09:24] <Deiu> Anyone had problems installing the drivers for GeForce GT220 so far?
[09:24] <psycho_oreos> pietro_, mm aptitude?
[09:24] <waieez> ox: brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 1 2009-08-07 02:00 /dev/sda1
[09:24] <pietro_> is that possible with apt-get or even aptitude _?
[09:24] <pietro_> oh ok
[09:24] <ox> gp_will_be_back it's on the default one you install ubuntu?
[09:24] <paissad-hp> gogeta1, even when i run any application that needs to save a file into /home, it says that there's no longer enough space for saving files :-(
[09:24] <pietro_> I will look at the man
[09:24] <pietro_> ty
[09:24] <psycho_oreos> yeah aptitude is possible but slightly less user-friendly :)
[09:24] <pietro_> its ok
[09:25] <ox> waieez !oups
[09:25] <Deiu> aptitude is very user friendly
[09:25] <pietro_> I need to learn the tools not just a front end gui
[09:25] <Deiu> just simply run "aptitude"
[09:25] <pietro_> someday I will may not have gnome for some reason
[09:25] <ox> waieez use sudo chmod 755 -R /dev/sda1
[09:25] <pietro_> lol
[09:25] <roflparrot> yeah the terminal is handy
[09:25] <beefheart> Question: I would like to create a xx.sh that opens up my openvpn. the command I would like to add is "sudo openvpn myopenvpnfile.ovpn" it all works exept the sudo command. anyone know how to run sudo in script please?
[09:25] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: hunn sounds like you didnt set the lvm correctly did you make the home partation lvm on both drives
[09:26] <Hisham> waieez: your persmission are all right
[09:26] <paissad-hp> gogeta1, both drives ?
[09:26] <Ileden> I have a netbook with Ubuntu Netbook Remix, and I have a static SD card in it to give me more storage. Currently it gets mounted to /media/disk - but I'd like to see it under /home/user. It also very annoyingly pops up a file manager each time after suspend/resume, because it has "detected" a new media. So the question is, how do I make a specific card/slot alway mount into a specific location? Is this even possible?
[09:26] <haanuj> can anyone halp me
[09:26] <paissad-hp> gogeta1, i just have one drive
[09:26] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: yes you set both partations as lvm
[09:26] <ox> Hisham his permission brw-rw---- root disk ( others don't have any permission)! how he can create a file ?
[09:26] <Hisham> waieez: cd /media/extra and then touch a.txt
[09:26] <waieez> ox hisham, still says i can't copy my file
[09:27] <Kepc> Can anyone help me? I'm having trouble accessing my files after someone told me to do 'sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sda2'. Everything looks garbled now..
[09:27] <paissad-hp> gogeta1, which drives ?
[09:27] <psycho_oreos> ox, why not chown $user:{$user's group}
[09:27] <gogeta1> paissad-hp:oook why are you using lvm on a single drive
[09:27] <realsifo> hello
[09:27] <waieez> hisham: permission denied
[09:27] <Hisham> psycho_oreos: ox yes
[09:27] <psycho_oreos> you'll need to do it as root
[09:27] <ox> psycho_oreos if he want also can do it
[09:27] <Flannel> Kepc: That's because you overwrote stuff with garbage data.
[09:27] <Hisham> waieez: brb
[09:27] <roflparrot> Kepc: lol
[09:28] <Kepc> Flannel: is there any way to get my data back?
[09:28] <psycho_oreos> I dunno, that's the way I did it.. or another way is to create a directory and set that as user's and user's group for ownership
[09:28] <beefheart> anyone read my question ? it should be a real easy cracker. just need one word on what to add to my script.
[09:28] <realsifo> how to enable compiz in ubuntu 9.04 on s3 chrome?
[09:28] <Kepc> I was told ubuntu was secure.. it's kinda upsetting that I can wipe my system with one command
[09:28] <Flannel> Kepc: Not really, no.  If you just started, you can stop it and potentially get your stuff back that wasn't overwritten already.
[09:28] <waieez> kepc: and what command is that?
[09:29] <realsifo> anyone?
[09:29] <roflparrot> Kepc you did it
[09:29] <paissad-hp> gogeta1, i have two lvm partitions, one for /home and another one for saving my work, ... btw, knowing that i have one hard drive, it's useful when the system crash , i won't lose my datas, excepting when the hard drive crash itself :-) .....
[09:29] <Flannel> waieez: Please don't.
[09:29] <ox> waieez or do as psycho_oreos told you change the own of group or user ! either to change the other permission!
[09:29] <beefheart> Kepc, hehe I uninstalled gdm here the other day. thats what you get for being a noob :)
[09:29] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: you whont lose data on a home partation eyther only onj /
[09:29] <waieez> ox: how do i do that?
[09:29] <haanuj> E: samba-common: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[09:29] <haanuj> E: samba-common-bin: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[09:29] <haanuj> E: nautilus-share: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[09:29] <haanuj> E: smbclient: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[09:29] <haanuj> E: ubuntu-desktop: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[09:29] <FloodBot3> haanuj: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:29] <beefheart> Kepc, lets say its a long learningcurve hehe
[09:29] <ox> Kepc well u did sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sda2 so you do that
[09:29] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: i mean /boot
[09:30] <psycho_oreos> haanuj, use pastebin next time please
[09:30] <Flannel> !danger
[09:30] <Kepc> ox: only because someone in here told me to do it earlier
[09:30] <Kepc> they said it would help defragment my drive
[09:30] <Kepc> because it was running slow
[09:30] <Flannel> Kepc: When was this?
[09:30] <psycho_oreos> beefheart, you could probably set the script file as suid so it'll be executed as super-user
[09:30] <Kepc> I dunno.. a few hours ago? I left and let it complete, and now things aren't working
[09:30] <roflparrot> psycho_oreos: how does one do that?
[09:30] <paissad-hp> gogeta1, it's true if i keep the same distribution, but if i change the whole distribution ... i would need to erase the / directory :)
[09:30] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: and you would lose data on lvm being the datas shared on 2 drives you will losse some of it
[09:31] <beefheart> psycho_oreos, what would i need to do ?
[09:31] <beefheart> psycho_oreos, never done it before
[09:31] <moncky> pietro_: I guess you are looking for an equivelant of rpm -q for debian, however I cant see options for that that in dpkg, apt or aptitude
[09:31] <waieez> i would like to know what the killswitch is. so as not to ever type it
[09:31] <roflparrot> Kepc you should always look up commands before you run them
[09:31] <ox> waieez chown waieez:waieez /dev/sda1 or either change the other permissions
[09:31] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: you can move /home bewtween distros
[09:31] <Flannel> Kepc: Alright, please troll elsewhere, thanks.
[09:31] <roflparrot> sorry, you just pwnt by the internet
[09:31] <ox> waieez chown waieez:waieez -R /dev/sda1
[09:31] <paissad-hp> gogeta1, that's what i do :-)
[09:31] <Kepc> Flannel: ?
[09:32] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: so you dont need lvm
[09:32] <haanuj> somebody help !!!!!!  http://dpaste.de/BVSC/
[09:32] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: that ment for fuse 2 sepret drives
[09:32] <fhorte_> Hey guys, since the mysql channel dont gives me an answer I ask you pros. I want to connect to mysql through terminal, but use another port. Usually >>mysql -u -p, but now i want to connect to port 3307 how do i do?
[09:32] <vr> hello
[09:32] <paissad-hp> gogeta1, gogeta1 i need lvm  because sometimes, i use much more space  ..... :)
[09:32] <syntax> Whats the command you can hit on the keyboard to change between desktops on ubuntu
[09:32] <Flannel> Kepc: No one in here has told anyone to do that in the past 24 hours.  Please be respectful and don't waste our time trying to cause trouble.
[09:32] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: kinda like raid0
[09:32] <kbp> I just deleted the top panel on Ubuntu. Now I want to add the tray system to bottom panel but I dont know what it called from the list. Does anyone know how to?
[09:32] <beefheart> psycho_oreos, : how do i set the scriptfile as suid ?
[09:32] <roflparrot> Ctrl Alt arrow
[09:33] <psycho_oreos> beefheart, chmod u+s <scriptname>
[09:33] <psycho_oreos> beefheart, was googling it up just then: http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/Applications_GUI_Multimedia/SUID_HOWTO
[09:33] <syntax> thx rofl
[09:33] <Kepc> Flannel: maybe it was in a different channel.. I'm not sure to be honest
[09:33] <roflparrot> no probs, bro
[09:33] <Kepc> but I assure you I am not trolling
[09:33] <psycho_oreos> beefheart, the whole script doesn't need to be in super user right or it does?
[09:33] <waieez> ox: wouldnt let me
[09:33] <beefheart> psycho_oreos, thanks allot. google gave me allot of strange posts. I must be asking the wrong questions :)
[09:33] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: so make a big /home partation you dont need alot for /boot just enough for all the programs you isnstall
[09:34] <ox> waieez why? what did it return?
[09:34] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: you can grow ext3 safly to
[09:34] <vr> I've got a nvidia gforce mx 4000 graphics card in AGP and Ubuntu 8.04. installed in Asrock Mother board, intel 845 chipset. Ubuntu doesn't recognise my Graphics card. Pls help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[09:34] <roflparrot> thanks psycho_oreos that is relevant to my interests
[09:34] <Flannel> Kepc: You generally shouldn't do sudo commands haphazardly.  Even with windows, you can easily break things, it's actually harder to do in linux (assuming you don't use sudo, windows doesn't even require that).
[09:34] <paissad-hp> gogeta1, how can i solve this ?
[09:34] <psycho_oreos> roflparrot, nw
[09:34] <waieez> ox: chown: changing ownership of `/dev/sda1': Operation not permitted
[09:35] <Ubuntuissue> hi to all
[09:35] <roflparrot> guys, vr used lots of exclamation marks, let's help
[09:35] <pietro_> moncky : basically I need ao
[09:35] <pietro_> ops
[09:35] <psycho_oreos> beefheart, well not really, that command was part of a script
[09:35] <pietro_> I meant
[09:35] <ox> waieez did u use: sudo ?
[09:35] <Kepc> Flannel: do you think there is any chance at all of recovering my data?
[09:35] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: i relly dunnoo lvm isnt ment to be on the sane drive
[09:35] <Ubuntuissue> i've a issue with Xorg, when i try to log how users I get later GDM Out of range, but if I log with root works fine
[09:35] <Flannel> Kepc: Some people are idiots and like to break other people's machines for "fun", there's nothing we can do about that, and we do actively police it in here.
[09:35] <Ubuntuissue> why?
[09:35] <vr> thank you forlparrot
[09:35] <psycho_oreos> beefheart, in other words it you only need to find relevant lines suitable for your scenario, ignoring the rest
[09:35] <Flannel> Kepc: That entire harddrve has been overwritten by random data.
[09:35] <Krstnsn> hey is anyone in here on tmobile?
[09:35] <pietro_> I need something to see the current packages installed along with version of packages and relative candidates ù
[09:36] <pietro_> something like pkg_info on fbsd
[09:36] <waieez> ox: okay it went through.
[09:36] <puffkronik> Krstnsn I am on tmobile
[09:36] <ox> waieez worked?
[09:36] <waieez> ox: no
[09:36] <waieez> ox: should i unmount/remount?
[09:36] <psycho_oreos> you meant umount
[09:36] <waieez> that
[09:36] <Krstnsn> puffkronik,  is your phone working? mines messed up and the rep told me that the network is down. but i dont beleive her. i think my phone is jacked up
[09:37] <psycho_oreos> waieez, you still haven't solved that problem? what did you do last?
[09:37] <vr> rotlparrot any idea how to fix the card
[09:37] <Ubuntuissue> someoen can helpme?
[09:37] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: as i said thers some parting setups for single drive multi distro /home parts without the need for lvm
[09:37] <puffkronik> yes my phone works
[09:37] <Krstnsn> that lieing mother....
[09:37] <psycho_oreos> vr, it should under hardware drivers, maybe under System in the menu
[09:37] <Krstnsn> ok thansk
[09:37] <dumont> need help with wring a command, something like this "find -type f -name '*.rar' -exec cp ...." i need to copy all found files into a directory, how do I do it? and by copy i mean copy the hard data, not create symbolic links
[09:37] <waieez> psycho_oreos, ox, I tried changing ownership. the command chown waieez -R /dev/sda1 went through. but i still cannot write a file to that disk
[09:37] <dumont> writing*
[09:38] <ox> waieez is ur log name waieez ?
[09:38] <vr> psycho it is not that i haven't installed the drivers
[09:38] <waieez> ox: yes
[09:38] <ox> waieez same to grp sudo chgrp waieez -R /dev/sda1 !
[09:38] <psycho_oreos> Ubuntuissue, you've set the resolution too high.. umm not quite sure how to go about on that, probably somewhere in rc settings of your home directory would be the first place I'd look
[09:38] <psycho_oreos> vr, so you have installed the drivers but?
[09:39] <waieez> ox: umount now?
[09:39] <vr> .96xxx  nvidia driver is the compatible one and I've installed it but......the X takes only the motherboard's built in graphics port
[09:39] <dumont> need help with writing a command, something like this "find -type f -name '*.rar' -exec cp ...." i need to copy all found files into a directory, how do I do it? and by copy i mean copy the hard data, not create symbolic links
[09:39] <prince_jammys> dumont: find . -type f -name '*.rar' -exec echo cp {} somedir \;        # and remove the 'echo' if you like the output.
[09:39] <Ubuntuissue> the resolution it's ok, supported by screen, and why works with root and not with user?
[09:39] <moncky> pietro_: try aptitude search * | grep ^
[09:39] <vr> i've checked the bios settings it is put to Agp out
[09:40] <dumont> what does {} do?
[09:40] <geirha> dumont: find -type f -name "*.rar" -exec cp -t "/path/to/destination/" {} +
[09:40] <psycho_oreos> vr, meaning that it's still using the onboard chipset?
[09:40] <prince_jammys> dumont: it gets replaced with each found file name
[09:40] <vr> yesss very much
[09:40] <waieez> ox: interesting. i cant umount the drive from terminal
[09:40] <psycho_oreos> vr, did you try to disable the onboard video graphics? you might need to revert back if things go awry
[09:40] <dumont> geirha why do you have + at the end vs prince_jammys's \;
[09:40] <ox> waieez because either you are using it or u didn't use sudo umount
[09:40] <dumont> what does \; do?
[09:41] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: oh did you install lvm2 after you installeed ubuntu
[09:41] <psycho_oreos> waieez, you need to be super user,  eg sudo.. and you must not be in the mounted partition/directory at all that's related to that mounted drive
[09:41] <prince_jammys> dumont: + passes as many args as possible to the command. ';' runs the command once per found file.
[09:41] <waieez> ox: ah good call
[09:41] <paissad-hp> gogeta1, of course, yeah
[09:41] <waieez> ox: had window open
[09:41] <prince_jammys> dumont: but for that, he had to reverse the order of the cp args with -t
[09:41] <psycho_oreos> ox, did you solve that problem with modules.dep?
[09:41] <vr> yess i have disabled the onboard graphics in bios level. is there any hardware method pls
[09:41] <NorthByNorthWest> Hi! I Have a most bacis SMB mount issue but I cant work it out on my own! I have mounted a remote shared folder on my home network, but whenever I create a folder in that share I dont get write access to it...
[09:42] <waieez> ox: still no permissions
[09:42] <NorthByNorthWest> My fstab entry: //192.168.0.194/Public       /media/QPublic      cifs  guest,gid=1002,iocharset=utf8,codepage=unicode,unicode  0  0
[09:42] <psycho_oreos> vr, in theory if its disabled in the bios, it shouldn't appear in lspci .. hmm pastebin your lspci -k into pastebin please
[09:42] <vr> the problems seems to be xserver
[09:42] <pietro_> moncky : that show me the packages available to install
[09:42] <vr> i mean the xserver config
[09:42] <psycho_oreos> vr, yeah but then if both chipsets are visible it may cause the confusion
[09:42] <pietro_> not just the installed packages along with version and relative candidates
[09:42] <Guest14381> hi
[09:43] <pietro_> :(
[09:43] <gp_will_be_back_> ox: hi
[09:43] <pietro_> I need to google a bit
[09:43] <lars96> ??
[09:43] <geirha> dumont: http://mywiki.wooledge.org/UsingFind
[09:43] <pietro_> btw thanks for ur help .. I appreciatedù
[09:43] <ox> psycho_oreos nah actually i'm updating my kaspersky :P when it finish i'll switch to ubuntu ! :)
[09:43] <ox> gp_will_be_back hi 2
[09:43] <psycho_oreos> waieez, what did you exactly do last? which method?
[09:43] <dumont> geirha and prince_jammys thank you
[09:43] <psycho_oreos> ox, ahh ok lol
[09:43] <vr> i am currently in another machine else i would have pasted the lspci -k thank you psycho
[09:44] <waieez> psycho_oreos: i tried the change owner and change group method ox told me about
[09:44] <gp_will_be_back_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/249102/
[09:44] <vr> and what if both chipsets are visible
[09:44] <puffkronik> exit
[09:44] <prince_jammys> dumont: welcome. you need either '+' or ';' (a literal semicolon, quoted or escaped) to tell find that the exec block is over.
[09:44] <psycho_oreos> vr, I'd try and see if both chipsets are visible via lspci, if so I'd try to blacklist the un-needed one.. reboot and hope that it should boot into x with vesa mode for the nvidia
[09:44] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: thats what sucks abought lvm thers no real good guides
[09:44] <moncky> pietro_: yeah so it does
[09:44] <dumont> prince_jammys what does "." do in your string find -type f -name '*.rar' -exec echo cp {} somedir \;
[09:44] <gp_will_be_back_> ox : sudo fdisk -l ->> output ->> http://paste.ubuntu.com/249102/
[09:45] <dumont> find . -type f -name '*.rar' -exec echo cp {} somedir \;
[09:45] <dumont> ^ corrected
[09:45] <nasso> i got an error this morning when i started up my computer. hardware-monitor got an error and couldnt start. according to dmesg its because of a segfault in libstdc00. i also no longer have transparency in my gnome-terminal and my firefox bookmarks bar is gone. this is all vert wierd. does anyone know what might be causing this?
[09:45] <ox> gp_will_be_back ok , let's try to re-install Grub
[09:45] <gp_will_be_back> ox: how to restore
[09:45] <gp_will_be_back> oks how
[09:45] <ox> gp_will_be_back first let's take your data
[09:45] <psycho_oreos> vr, if both chipsets are available under lspci.. lspci -k will give you the drivers/modules that are running
[09:45] <vr> pls tell me how to blacklist if both modules are there
[09:45] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: like i wanna set it up on my eee so when i put a sdhc card in to auto expands my space like xandros does so far no docs guids or hints
[09:45] <prince_jammys> dumont: you can omit it. it means the path to start with, ie. '.':the present directory. But find defaults to that if you omit it.
[09:45] <adminek> hi
[09:45] <paissad-hp> gogeta1, )
[09:45] <paissad-hp> :)
[09:46] <gp_will_be_back_> oks
[09:46] <ox> gp_will_be_back use: sudo mkdir /media/mydisk ; sudo mount /dev/sda2
[09:46] <Guest14381> pp
[09:46] <vr> i have used lspci command earlier but pls tell me lspci -k  is used
[09:46] <ox> gp_will_be_back sorry * sudo mount /dev/sda2 /media/mydisk
[09:46] <adminek> I have ubuntu  and i can't run AERO in superkaramba any sugestions?
[09:46] <moncky> pietro_: let me go ask in antoher channel, I dont actually know but would like to
[09:46] <psycho_oreos> vr, you need to look at lspci -k.. assuming that your built-in is via video chip, there might be a via entry in lspci and lets say lspci -k outputs via chipset using via_video, you need to use your favourite text editor and add blacklist into /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[09:46] <prince_jammys> dumont: the path to the dir that find will look in.
[09:47] <psycho_oreos> or better yet.. echo "via_video" >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[09:47] <psycho_oreos> err
[09:47] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: i dont knoe why ubuntu unr lacks it
[09:47] <psycho_oreos> echo "blacklist via_video" >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[09:47] <gogeta1> paissad-hp: i knoe its some lvm hack
[09:47] <psycho_oreos> !blacklist
[09:47] <waieez> ox psycho_oreos hisham: current ls -l /dev/sda1 is brwxr-xr-x 1 root disk 8, 1 2009-08-07 02:00 /dev/sda1
[09:47] <nasso> how do you force a fsck check on boot?
[09:47] <pietro_> moncky : oh thanks
[09:47] <gp_will_be_back_>  sudo mount /dev/sda2 /media/mydisk
[09:47] <gp_will_be_back_> mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[09:47] <pietro_> :)
[09:48] <gp_will_be_back_> i guess its ext3
[09:48] <pietro_> I really appreciate ur help
[09:48] <ox> gp_will_be_back ah ya , use -t ext3
[09:48] <gp_will_be_back_> oks
[09:48] <psycho_oreos> waieez, so you didn't create a new directory/folder and you didn't change ownership of that mounted drive, what have you been doing? lol
[09:48] <waieez> psycho_oreos, i thought i have been. maybe because i umounted it and remounted it?
[09:48] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, mount -t ext3 /dev/sda2 /media/mydisk
[09:48] <waieez> psycho_oreos, please lead me through it again, im sorry
[09:49] <psycho_oreos> waieez, no, if you did it correctly, the ls output would be different
[09:49] <nasso> does anyone know if it is possible to reinstall libstdc++6 without messing my whole system up? i guess removing and then installing is not an option? :)
[09:49] <ox> gp_will_be_back after that go to /media/mydisk and take out ur data
[09:49] <psycho_oreos> waieez, what's your login name and group? (do id as normal user)
[09:49] <gp_will_be_back_> sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda2 /media/mydisk mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda2,        missing codepage or helper program, or other error        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try        dmesg | tail  or so
[09:49] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, pastebin your fdisk -l output
[09:49] <vr> psycho when i use lscpci -k in this machine it shows a lisk of switches to be used
[09:49] <waieez> psycho_oreos well it login name is waieez, im nnot sure f theres a group associated with it
[09:49] <gp_will_be_back_> ox : sudo fdisk -l ->> output ->> http://paste.ubuntu.com/249102/
[09:50] <vr> says --k invalid option
[09:50] <ox> gp_will_be_back /dev/sda1
[09:50] <keny> ahoj ma tu nekdo zkusenost se zvukovou kartou X-fi na ubuntu?
[09:50] <nasso> apt-get depends on libstdc++6 so i have no clue on how to reinstall it
[09:50] <waieez> psyocho_oreos, you mean this output? uid=1000(waieez) gid=1000(waieez) groups=4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),46(plugdev),106(lpadmin),121(admin),122(sambashare),1000(waieez)
[09:50] <psycho_oreos> vr, no it shows a list of devices connected via pci bus.. basically on the motherboard.. and it will also show modules in use along with kernel modules.. look for video controller or something, maybe there's two entries and from there once found look for modules in use
[09:51] <psycho_oreos> vr, hmm lspci -k should work on ubuntu, can't see why not
[09:51] <vr> i'm using 8.04  here also
[09:51] <prince_jammys> there's no such option in lspci here (hardy)
[09:52] <psycho_oreos> waieez, ok do this: sudo chroot waieez:waieez /media/extra
[09:52] <psycho_oreos> err
[09:52] <moncky> pietro_: so try dpkg -l
[09:52] <psycho_oreos> sudo chroot -Rv waieez:waieez /media/extra/*
[09:52] <moncky> pietro_: you may want to pipe that into less
[09:52] <iceroot> are there any problems with the java 64bit version? or is it working fine without any problems like the 32bit version?
[09:52] <pietro_> yah
[09:52] <pietro_> it works now
[09:52] <pietro_> thank you so much
[09:52] <psycho_oreos> vr, shouldn't matter.. funny how it doesn't have -k switch umm.. guess you'll have to find it manually by comparing lsmod in that case
[09:53] <gp_will_be_back_> how much time it takes to mount ................its still mounting
[09:53] <pietro_> I will also look for the dpkg man
[09:53] <psycho_oreos> hang on, there might be some luck..
[09:53] <pietro_> so I wont bother again
[09:53] <moncky> pietro_: also dpkg -l \* will show installed and uninstalled
[09:53] <pietro_> thanks a lot :)
[09:53] <vr> can you give me a sample command
[09:53] <waieez> psycho_oreos: chroot: invalid option -- 'R'
[09:53] <pietro_> yup
[09:53] <moncky> pietro_: np at all I actually didnt know how to do that on debian systems
[09:53] <vr> pls tell me how to black list
[09:53] <gp_will_be_back_> its saying ......... wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda1
[09:53] <vr> is it in /etc/modules
[09:53] <gp_will_be_back_> should i try with ext4 ?
[09:53] <pietro_> good
[09:54] <pietro_> so now we both know :)
[09:54] <psycho_oreos> waieez, why are you in chroot for?
[09:54] <ox> gp_will_be_back :P i think either ext2 or ext3 ! try ext2
[09:54] <waieez> psycho_oreos you told me to
[09:54] <psycho_oreos> vr, you can't blacklist a module without knowing its name
[09:54] <psycho_oreos> waieez, that was for gp_will_be_back lol
[09:54] <andreas_> hi all
[09:55] <gp_will_be_back_> in sad1 fdisk is id = 82 == file system id ?
[09:55] <prince_jammys> pietro_: you can use aptitude or dpkg-query for fancy searches.
[09:55] <psycho_oreos> vr, hmm try man lspci and go to the bottom of that manpage.. tell me the version of the pciutils you got
[09:55] <godmodegrafix> it has finally begun
[09:56] <gp_will_be_back_> ext2 its giving the same error as above
[09:56] <gp_will_be_back_> trying with ext 4
[09:56] <pietro_> yup
[09:56] <pietro_> ty :=)
[09:56] <godmodegrafix> muahahahahahaha
[09:56] <fengcaca> how to make ext3  to 4
[09:57] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, and you didn't specify when installing ubuntu to use any fancy fs? if so you could have a messed up filesystem which will require fsck.ext3 or e2fsck
[09:57] <pietro_> I installed the new kernel
[09:57] <pietro_> gotta reboot
[09:57] <pietro_> brb
[09:57] <psycho_oreos> !ext4
[09:57] <pietro_> I hope
[09:57] <pietro_> lol
[09:57] <FloodBot3> pietro_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:57] <psycho_oreos> fengcaca, http://www.google.com.au/search?q=converting+ext3+to+ext4&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a
[09:58] <waieez> psyocho_oreos: will reformatting my harddrive do anything?
[09:58] <psycho_oreos> waieez, highly doubt it
[09:58] <psycho_oreos> waieez, did you exit out of that chroot environment?
[09:58] <fengcaca> Thanks
[09:58] <waieez> psycho_oreos, any suggestions?
[09:58] <gp_will_be_back_> psycho_oreos: how can i find which file system i used ....i dont remember
[09:58] <Dayofswords> reformatting wipe the data right
[09:58] <psycho_oreos> fengcaca, nw, but I personally don't recommend it as yet
[09:58] <waieez> psycho_oreos yes
[09:58] <gp_will_be_back_> ext4 also its giving same error
[09:58] <psycho_oreos> waieez, follow what I said above
[09:58] <cmrn> hey. I am trying to put the contents of the win7 iso onto a sd card so I can install it on my eee. I am following the instructions at http://philliptweedie.wordpress.com/2009/05/13/getting-windows-7-rc-on-a-usb-stick-from-ubuntu/. when I open up the .iso, all there is is a readme file stating "This disc contains a "UDF" file system and requires an operating system  that supports the ISO-13346 "UDF" file system specification." Any sug
[09:59] <eggy_> How do I disable the akonadi server in kde 4.2?
[09:59] <eggy_> It always fails to start
[09:59] <pretender> running ubuntu 9.04 and the 0.10.3 and getting a message failed to lock channel.  Conexant CX22702  DVB-T is my tuner mythtv works fine
[09:59] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, when you installed ubuntu, did you specify any fancy format or did you click all the way through?
[09:59] <psycho_oreos> waieez, try my command again, btw how did you exit out?
[09:59] <gp_will_be_back_> i guess it was ext3 or ext4
[10:00] <shreymech> hey
[10:00] <gp_will_be_back_> no other filesystem
[10:00] <shreymech> i don knw how to use IRC
[10:00] <shreymech> can any1 help me
[10:00] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, if its not ext4, you have a borked filesystem
[10:00] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, I suggest you to read the help pages of your IRC client
[10:00] <cmrn> anyone have any ideas about my problem?
[10:00] <oldude67> shreymech, what are you wanting to do?
[10:00] <waieez> psycho_oreos waieez, what's your login name and group? (do id as normal user) is the last relevant thing you directed towards my issue i think
[10:01] <psycho_oreos> waieez, no I said:
[10:01] <waieez> psycho_oreos uhh it said the directory did not exist. i figure i never acutally entered the chroot environment
[10:01] <shreymech> hey cna i discuss my technical issues regading my hardy here..??
[10:01] <psycho_oreos> sudo chroot -Rv waieez:waieez /media/extra/*
[10:01] <shreymech> hey can i discuss my technical issues regarding my hardy here..??
[10:01] <psycho_oreos> waieez, according to your output you were in chroot
[10:01] <oldude67> shreymech, is it ubuntu?
[10:01] <shreymech> yaaaa
[10:01] <shreymech> HARDY
[10:01] <oldude67> then yes
[10:01] <shreymech> ohhkk
[10:02] <waieez> psycho_oreos chroot: invalid option -- 'R' Try `chroot --help' for more information.
[10:02] <shreymech> hey i am unable to use my wireless
[10:02] <oldude67> !ask | shreymech
[10:02] <psycho_oreos> waieez, yeah that's it :)
[10:02] <diddy> Is there no apt-spy tool for ubuntu?
[10:02] <shreymech> i m having a DELL 1525
[10:02] <psycho_oreos> oh blah I fail!
[10:02] <speedhunt3r> hey how do i disable the left control that polls the mouse?  i turn off effects completely it still does that and its keeping my ctrl key occupied
[10:02] <psycho_oreos> waieez,  sudo chown -Rv waieez:waieez /media/extra/*
[10:02] <psycho_oreos> not chroot.. chown
[10:03] <michalski-bj> !chown
[10:03] <michalski-bj> !chroot
[10:03] <shreymech> even i followed a guide to install wireless driver
[10:03] <shreymech> i tried with NDIS wrapper
[10:03] <gp_will_be_back_> psycho_oreos: how to fix it now
[10:03] <shreymech> but failed
[10:03] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, so your problem is a wireless chipset? if so pastebin your lspci output into pastebin
[10:03] <michalski-bj> ahh, cool
[10:03] <michalski-bj> thx
[10:03] <gp_will_be_back_> ox : r u there
[10:03] <waieez> psycho_oreos so it says it changed my lost and found to waieez
[10:04] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, did you try mounting it ext4? if so and it failed, you need to do fsck.ext3 /dev/sda2
[10:04] <shreymech> hey psyc. actually i m unableto install driver
[10:04] <psycho_oreos> waieez, now do ls -al /media/extra to see if the directory . is changed to your username and group
[10:05] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, yes, but did you pastebin your lspci output?
[10:05] <shreymech> my doubt is only1 ... that should i use my window driver only to install thr driver in ubuntu 8.04
[10:05] <shreymech> ??
[10:05] <waieez> psycho_oreos it changed my lost and found folder. but i still cant write outside of that folder
[10:05] <Octalnet> Hello.
[10:05] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, and why are you using older ubuntu for?
[10:05] <Octalnet> Hi, guys, quick question.
[10:05] <bullgard4> What file stores the entry 'pidgin' so that my Ubuntu 9.04 computer calls Pidgin automatically after a restart? System > Preferences > Startup Applications does not include a 'Pidgin' entry.
[10:05] <shreymech> bczz its the stable one
[10:05] <psycho_oreos> waieez, hmm ok, create a new directory/folder and chown that..
[10:05] <waieez> psycho_oreos, i dont want to be picky. but that isnt it is it?
[10:05] <shreymech> i am quite fine with it
[10:05] <kbp> is there a way to test fstab if it works properly without trial and restart?
[10:06] <shreymech> is there any problem to use an older one.. and hardy is a long term supprt version
[10:06] <psycho_oreos> waieez, no, lost+found is a special directory when you create ext* filesystem.. its only used as a recovery mechanism
[10:06] <Octalnet> I'm trying to make an ISO image of a CD, but when I try to do it though "Copy Disc", it only gives me the option to save as *.toc.
[10:06] <waieez> psycho_oreos: interesting
[10:06] <shreymech> so i found it safe to use
[10:06] <gp_will_be_back_> psycho_oreos: u mean ->> sudo  fsck.ext3 /dev/sda1
[10:06] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, generally no but I don't recommend it if you are on newer computer (most are) and that you aren't familiar with linux yet
[10:07] <waieez> psycho_oreos: i can make dirs! but its weird how it wont let me just click and drag directly onto the harddrive
[10:07] <speedhunt3r> Octalnet, in terminal dd if=/dev/urcdrom of=uriso.iso
[10:07] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, yes
[10:07] <Octalnet> Awesome, one sec.
[10:07] <bullgard4> kbp: I do not know such a test.
[10:07] <gp_will_be_back_> ok thanks running ...it says recovring journal
[10:07] <shreymech> hey i am using it from 1 year
[10:07] <psycho_oreos> waieez, yes as super user you can I believe.. but if you tried dragging and dropping before when it won't work you might need to close that file manager session and open it again
[10:07] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, cool, so its ext3 then :) I hope
[10:08] <shreymech> so i am not willing to change....
[10:08] <kbp> bullgard4: that's sad though :D
[10:08] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, well, ok lets skip that, I need to know your wireless chipset or I can't help you.. so pastebin your lspci output
[10:08] <Octalnet> speedhunt3r: "dd: opening `/dev/GRTMHFPP_EN': No such file or directory"
[10:08] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, be prepared to take on some challenges though　:P
[10:08] <gp_will_be_back_> its giving this error ---->>>>>>>>>>>http://paste.ubuntu.com/249114/
[10:08] <shreymech> 00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Mobile PM965/GM965/GL960 Memory Controller Hub (rev 0c)
[10:08] <shreymech> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 0c)
[10:08] <shreymech> 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 0c)
[10:08] <shreymech> 00:1a.0 USB Controller: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) USB UHCI Controller #4 (rev 02)
[10:08] <shreymech> 00:1a.1 USB Controller: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) USB UHCI Controller #5 (rev 02)
[10:08] <FloodBot3> shreymech: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:08] <shreymech> 00:1a.7 USB Controller: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) USB2 EHCI Controller #2 (rev 02)
[10:08] <waieez> psycho_oreos: well i can move stuff to lost and found. so the chown command works. but is there a way to enable the eentire harddrive to be writable?
[10:09] <Octalnet> Wow, flood.
[10:09] <nasso> i have all kind of weird errors here this morning. starting to panic :/ hardware-monitor wont start, i dont have transparency on my terminal, bookmarktoolbar is gone from firefox, xchat had an empty list of servers, i cant compress tar.gz files using rightclick -> create archive in nautilus. please. does anyone know what might be causing all this?
[10:09] <waieez> psycho_oreos: without having to go into terminal every time i wanted to make new folders
[10:09] <psycho_oreos> !pastebin | shreymech
[10:09] <Octalnet> speedhunt3r: "dd: opening `/dev/GRTMHFPP_EN': No such file or directory"
[10:09] <psycho_oreos> waieez, you don't need to use chown command, it should only be once
[10:10] <gp_will_be_back_> its giving this error ---->>>>>>>>>>>http://paste.ubuntu.com/249114/ after fsck
[10:10] <psycho_oreos> but create a new directory/folder and chown that to your username:group
[10:10] <nasso> segfault at 408fb5 ip 00007f755d4ef5e6 sp 00007fff6c94b0d0 error 7 in libstdc++.so.6.0.10[7f755d449000+f1000]
[10:10] <nasso> i get that error in dmesg
[10:10] <speedhunt3r> Octalnet, you need to type mount see what is ur cdrom is listed as under the devices..for exmp. mine is /dev/sr0
[10:10] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, hmm ouch
[10:10] <shreymech> http://paste.ubuntu.com/249118/
[10:10] <Octalnet> Okay.
[10:10] <shreymech> its here guys
[10:11] <gp_will_be_back_> psycho_oreos: is there any hope ?
[10:11] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, I see it and which kernel are you running? (uname -r)
[10:11] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, hmm dunno I'm a bit skeptic at this point but hang on
[10:11] <Octalnet> speedhunt3r: Thanks.
[10:11] <shreymech> 2.6.24-24-generic
[10:11] <gp_will_be_back_> my research work and my ex girl friend rare pictures are in this laptop :-(
[10:12] <godmodegrafix> hahahaha
[10:12] <cmrn> hey. I am trying to put the contents of the win7 iso onto a sd card so I can install it on my eee. I am following the instructions at http://philliptweedie.wordpress.com/2009/05/13/getting-windows-7-rc-on-a-usb-stick-from-ubuntu/. when I open up the .iso, all there is is a readme file stating "This disc contains a "UDF" file system and requires an operating system  that supports the ISO-13346 "UDF" file system specification." Any sug
[10:12] <duckwars> is there someway to make screen reattach to a screen and then run a command?
[10:12] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, sudo e2fsck /dev/sda1 << try that and hope
[10:12] <godmodegrafix> its funny that the first time i actual pay attention to what you guys are talking about... i get gp's message
[10:12] <kraut> moin
[10:12] <Oprtz> just update my ubuntu 9.04 and after a restart, the ServerX was not running and it shows me a black screen, why is that?
[10:12] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, hmm.. I still recommend you to try latter version of ubuntu because of your wireless chipset
[10:13] <waieez> psycho_oreos, when i created a new directory using sudo mkdir /media/extra/qq. the new folder could not be written in
[10:13] <shreymech> so shud i go for 9.04
[10:13] <shreymech> ??
[10:13] <jdb> Oprtz: i have also bad experiences with updates... i recommend a fresh install
[10:13] <nasso> Oprtz, try booting an older kernel in the grub meny on bootup
[10:13] <shreymech> is there any other way to get out of this problem
[10:13] <shreymech> ?
[10:13] <psycho_oreos> waieez, you need to do chown, don't forget that.. in other words sudo chown
[10:13] <waieez> psycho_oreos: i had to retype the command and then it enabled it
[10:13] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, yeah
[10:13] <duckwars> is there someway to make screen run a command, I try to use -X but nothing happens
[10:14] <Oprtz> how to get the grub menu when system is starting ? i am a windows user, new to this thing
[10:14] <waieez> psycho_oreos: yes i did that
[10:14] <gp_will_be_back_> psycho_oreos: it ran without errors -> /dev/sda1: clean, 157358/3514368 files, 3164151/14040802 blocks
[10:14] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, there is technically but only if you're up for the challenge, that is to get the driver and kernel headers (probably better if sources) and compile, modprobe it
[10:14] <godmodegrafix> oprtz...what do you mean?
[10:14] <speedhunt3r> Oprtz, press escape on the menu to go into the text mode
[10:14] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, that's with e2fsck right?
[10:14] <Oprtz> speedhunt3r:  okie
[10:15] <psycho_oreos> waieez, so the new directory `qq' is when you do ls -al under /media/extra is owned by waieez:waieez?
[10:15] <gp_will_be_back_> psycho_oreos:  shoul i try to mount sd1  with ext2 ?
[10:15] <shreymech> okkkk so i am having the wireless driver of window i am using ... shud i try with that one to get it working in my ubuntu.. i will use NDISWRAPPER..
[10:15] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, no try ext3 first before ext2
[10:15] <waieez> psycho_oreos: but doing it this way would require me to manually reenter sudo chown -Rv waieez:waieez /media/extra/* every time.
[10:15] <gp_will_be_back_> psycho_oreos: yeah e2fsck
[10:16] <gp_will_be_back_> oks
[10:16] <speedhunt3r> Oprtz, if display is the problem try recovery mode and select from the menu "try to fix x server" or something similar to that
[10:16] <waieez> psycho_oreos: yes. but only after i retype the thing
[10:16] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, I wouldn't recommend ndiswrapper, the device is supported natively under linux and should generally work its weird that you're not getting interfaces from it.. are you sure you have wireless button on?
[10:16] <psycho_oreos> waieez, well that or /media/extra/qq but once you created qq and chown it, you can then add/remove new directories inside it as normal user
[10:16] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, ok so hopefully it should work now normally
[10:17] <nasso> damn. i was really scared here. alot of stuff stopped working and was working really wierd. i have been troubleshooting for an hour now. the disk was full. WHY doesnt gnome warn me?
[10:17] <shreymech> yaaa i checked everything ,, but still can u suggest me the proper guide to install it.. may be i can try once more to install it..!! can u send me the URL if any..!!!!
[10:17] <psycho_oreos> waieez, yeah not sure of other ways.. hmm
[10:17] <gp_will_be_back_> psycho_oreos: yipeeeeeeeeeee it mounted
[10:17] <waieez> psycho_oreos: yes i understand. but i dont want to be constantly making new directories and chown'ing each one of them
[10:17] <waieez> psycho_oreos: o well
[10:18] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, you can try your luck here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=765647
[10:18] <gp_will_be_back_> psycho_oreos: should i reboot my system ?
[10:18] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, good, time to recover data out.. should be in /home/$user directory
[10:18] <psycho_oreos> waieez, I know.. there might be a way
[10:18] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, hmm you could if you want.. dunno if it helps
[10:18] <shreymech> thanx psyc... i m going to try now again.....  i will get back to u ..
[10:19] <cmrn> yey
[10:19] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, btw before you do, I'd do e2fsck or fsck other partitions as well just in case
[10:19] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, lol if it doesn't work I suggest you to get latest stable one :) that kernel version is rather ancient in wireless world
[10:19] <shreymech> hmm okkkk
[10:19] <shreymech> hope for the best
[10:20] <ox> psycho_oreos hey need to ask ! got webcam build in ! but don't work but using lsmod it's module there if i use cheese camorama don't appear why?
[10:21] <psycho_oreos> ox, not that I have experience with it.. hmm maybe its missing the driver/modules?
[10:21] <bullgard4> What file stores the entry 'pidgin' so that my Ubuntu 9.04 computer calls Pidgin automatically after a restart? System > Preferences > Startup Applications does not include a 'Pidgin' entry.
[10:21] <ub20> sound on my cq40-310au is not working, need help install driver
[10:21] <damo1> what port do i need to forward for remote desktop in ubuntu 9.04?
[10:22] <psycho_oreos> waieez, try sudo chown -Rv waieez:waieez /media/extra
[10:23] <psycho_oreos> I had it working but I can't remember what I did exactly, pretty sure its only using chown
[10:23] <Guest39972> is there a separate channel for xubuntu?
[10:23] <waieez> psycho_oreos would it matter that I'm using the drive right now? i was starting to back up my songs since i got it to work
[10:24] <psycho_oreos> waieez, it shouldn't no
[10:24] <waieez> psycho_oreos i also tried that command earlier, but it didnt respond
[10:24] <psycho_oreos> waieez, but if it still doesn't work.. I'd try umount and remounting it for keepsakes.. not that I would hold my breath on it though
[10:24] <waieez> psycho_oreos: oh well. thanks for all your help.
[10:24] <psycho_oreos> waieez, it should tell you the list of directories changed to your login imo
[10:25] <psycho_oreos> waieez, nw
[10:25] <Guest39972> i think my synaptic is broke
[10:25] <Guest39972> n
[10:25] <shreymech> hey pysc. i think i will  look and sove that issue
[10:25] <shreymech> later on
[10:25] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, lol up to you
[10:26] <babbio> how to change the "pubblic" ip address from shell????
[10:26] <shreymech> but can any1 tell me that how can i send IM to my network with windows on them
[10:26] <shreymech> i mean same like NETSEND .. is there any thing in ubnutu
[10:26] <shreymech> ??
[10:26] <psycho_oreos> shreymech, that chipset is well supported from 2.6.24 onwards.. 2.6.24 is where they started trialling out a new wireless stack and I think its also where they have broken backward compatibility
[10:26] <shreymech> lolllzzz....
[10:27] <shreymech> okkk dear
[10:27] <shreymech> hey can u ans. my previous ques.
[10:28] <adnc_> hello, anytime I open thunderbird it gets opened on a different desktop than i'm, that wasn't the case in the past. I don't know what changed, has anyone got an idea what this could be?
[10:29] <ox> psycho_oreos if cam build in , find it @ lspci ?
[10:29] <shreymech> try reisntaling thunderbird...!!!
[10:29] <error404notfound> i have a 500G USB, it contains small files such a lecture notes and large files as iso of 4Gs and even larger, which filesystem would be most suitable in this case?
[10:29] <o_portista17> when i try to run an eggdrop, i have this error: Tcl_InitNotifier: unable to start notifier thread , what could it be?
[10:29] <psycho_oreos> ox, err driver/module built-in? probably not sure though :)
[10:29] <psycho_oreos> ox, its connected via usb isn't it?
[10:29] <shreymech> @adnc_ try reinstallling it
[10:30] <ox> psycho_oreos no build-in with the screen it's laptop =)
[10:30] <psycho_oreos> error404notfound, probably ext3 still
[10:30] <ikonia> o_portista17: check the dependencies for eggdrop and tcl packages
[10:30] <psycho_oreos> ox, ahh ok, yeah I'd gamble on lspci
[10:30] <psycho_oreos> if its not there its probably in lsusb
[10:30] <ikonia> o_portista17: also check out #eggdrop
[10:30] <duckwars> So I figured out that doing the command "/usr/bin/screen -dmS MyTorrents rtorrent" creates a new screen and runs rtorrent in it and detaches.  The only thing is, I want it to take no action if there is already a screen named MyTorrents.... is this possible without a script?
[10:30] <adnc_> shreymech: no other way
[10:30] <o_portista17> yesterday was working, ikonia , and already did that
[10:31] <error404notfound> e bhai jaan
[10:31] <ikonia> o_portista17: ok - so what's happened between today and yesterday
[10:31] <error404notfound> sorry :(
[10:31] <o_portista17> nothing, i guess
[10:31] <ikonia> o_portista17: "i guess" isn't enough - what's happnened
[10:31] <shreymech> i don't think so.. u can check with the peferences.... either u can try disabling and again enabling the other desk.
[10:31] <ikonia> o_portista17: how did it stop - did it just die, or did you stop it ?
[10:32] <o_portista17> i killed it, "kill -9 pid", this is from my server,
[10:32] <shreymech> either u can try disabling and try to open thnder
[10:32] <ikonia> o_portista17: why did you do that, why did you kill it so agressivly
[10:32] <Ky|e> when installing from the iso image
[10:32] <Ky|e> if you have a 64 bit proc will it install 64 bit ubuntu?
[10:33] <shreymech> hey PSYC.  do we have any command or interface to send the IM on network computers running window on them..????
[10:33] <ikonia> Ky|e: you need to download the 64bit iso
[10:33] <Ky|e> or does it auto 32bit?
[10:33] <adnc_> shreymech: no, it didn't help
[10:33] <o_portista17> because i'm backing up all the data from one machine, to another, and i forgot to upload some stuff, and had to kill it, ikonia
[10:33] <ikonia> Ky|e: there is a 32bit iso and a 64bit install
[10:33] <Ky|e> ok thanx
[10:33] <Ky|e> 64bit install?
[10:33] <ikonia> o_portista17: ok - so the first thing I'd do, is reboot the machine, you probably have some worker threads left
[10:33] <ikonia> Ky|e: what about it
[10:34] <ikonia> o_portista17: you've killed it quite agressivly
[10:34] <Ky|e> so run it after you install 32 bit?
[10:34] <ikonia> Ky|e: no !
[10:34] <Ky|e> lol k
[10:34] <shreymech> do u disbaled the other working DESK.??
[10:34] <Ky|e> just makin sure
[10:34] <ikonia> Ky|e: there are 2 different install isos on ubuntu.com - download the ONE you want to install
[10:34] <o_portista17> ikonia, what's the way, to kill it less agressivly ?
[10:34] <ikonia> o_portista17: kill -11 for example
[10:34] <o_portista17> !kill
[10:34] <Ky|e> will I run into alot of compatabilty issue's running 64 bit do you think?
[10:35] <ikonia> Ky|e: depends on your hardware, but on average no
[10:35] <shreymech> Hello EVERYONE... do we have any command or interface to send the IM on network computers running window on them..????
[10:35] <Tyrath> how do I roll back to flash 9?
[10:36] <ikonia> shreymech: what im network do you want to use ?
[10:36] <psycho_oreos> ikonia, windows smb type network
[10:36] <ikonia> Tyrath: how did you install flash 10 ?
[10:36] <shreymech> Hello EVERYONE... do we have any command or interface just like NETSEND in windows  to send the IM on network computers running window on them..????
[10:36] <psycho_oreos> net send equivalent command in linux
[10:36] <awaad> I use ubuntu and tries to connect to the desktop of another machine which have windows XP, I tried to do rdesktop -g 550x450 IP_of_windows  but the following error came
[10:36] <ikonia> psycho_oreos: that's not an IM network
[10:36] <dpreacher9> how do you delete lines matching a pattern without needing to output to stdout or another file. tr -d if am not wrong just deletes the pattern matching part only...any editor like vim or nano has such features?
[10:36] <shreymech> instant message
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[10:36] <awaad> Autoselected keyboard map en-us
[10:36] <ikonia> shreymech: what instant message network
[10:36] <shreymech> just a pop up message on other systems
[10:36] <psycho_oreos> ikonia, that's what shreymech wanted before lol
[10:37] <Tyrath> ikonia: I just updated when it asked me to
[10:37] <arand> Is there a command-line interface for the MSN protocol available?
[10:37] <shreymech> LOCAL
[10:37] <ikonia> psycho_oreos: so it would seem
[10:37] <awaad> ERROR: 192.168.1.5: unable to connect
[10:37] <awaad> Any one can help ??
[10:37] <ikonia> arand: bittlebee
[10:37] <Tyrath> ikonia: the issue is that flash vids are lagging
[10:37] <Tyrath> ikonia: which means I cant watch movies online, I have to download them
[10:37] <psycho_oreos> arand, nmsn? I forgot the name but do apt-cache search msn
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> arand: clmsn   uses java
[10:37] <ikonia> Tyrath: I think that would be tricky, interestingly if you download them and it works suggests it's not flash but your actual network connection
[10:37] <Tyrath> ikonia: well that's a bit rhetorical. what i want to say is that I have to download them fully before I watch them. ie, torrent. zip
[10:37] <shreymech> i mean the local network on which i m connected
[10:38] <ikonia> Tyrath: that doesn't suggest a problem with flash
[10:38] <Marchitos> can i find in karmik koala unified boot? ( grub 2.. )
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> arand: also http://www.fama-im.org
[10:38] <howaya> hello there. does anybody know if its possible to reload/refresh/reinstall ubuntu native wifi drivers and remove ndiswrapper and its associated drivers. Since installing ndiswrapper i cant get connected via wifi. any help greatly appreciated. thanks
[10:38] <ikonia> !9.10 > Marchitos
[10:38] <shreymech> in other words the systems  which r connected by same swtich.. local network
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> arand: or tmsnc
[10:38] <Tyrath> ikonia: well, I let them play through to completion before I play them through fully
[10:38] <shreymech> :-)
[10:38] <awaad> ??
[10:39] <ikonia> Tyrath: again that doesn't seem like a flash problem from your description
[10:39] <Tyrath> ikonia: which means they're stored somewhere in full. which means im no longer using the network to watch them
[10:39] <chalcedny> i want ubuntu 8.10 to see both of my monitors as one wide screen. I have  ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics, i downloaded the ati drivers for it. When I click Applications > Accessories > ATI Catalyst Control Center .. nothing opens. Help? i have one widescreen lcd monitor and one crt.
[10:39] <Tyrath> ikonia: laggy flash isn't a flash problem?
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> howaya: simply uninstall and purge ndiswrapper, then unblacklist modules if you have blacklisted any
[10:39] <ikonia> Tyrath: your symptons are confusing - if you download the movie and play it - does it work ok, yes/no ?
[10:39] <Tyrath> ikonia: yes. perfectly
[10:40] <Tyrath> ikonia: unless it's a flash movie
[10:40] <ikonia> Tyrath: that's what I'm asking
[10:40] <chalcedny> *hugs* ActionParsnip  :)
[10:40] <Tyrath> ikonia: so is my flash bugged, or is it something else?
[10:40]  * ActionParsnip hugs chalcedny back
[10:40] <ikonia> Tyrath: so locally stored flash movies play bad
[10:40] <Tyrath> Tyrath: yes
[10:40] <Tyrath> ikonia: yes
[10:40] <howaya> cheers dude. any links you can recommend? bit of a nubie
[10:40] <chalcedny> :))
[10:40] <ikonia> Tyrath: ok, that makes more sense as a flash problem
[10:41] <Tyrath> ikonia: emphasised by the point these problems did not occur before I upgraded to flash 10
[10:41] <ikonia> Tyrath: you're on ubuntu 9.04 ?
[10:41] <Tyrath> ikonia: and the fact that numerous others have the same problem
[10:41] <Tyrath> ikonia: yes
[10:41] <ikonia> how frustrating, I thought 9.04's default flash install was flash 10 - not flash 9
[10:42] <howaya> tried removing niswrapper by synaptic. but wouldnt have a clue how to blacklist anything...
[10:42] <ikonia> Tyrath: was this a clean 9.04 install or a upgrade to 9.04 ?
[10:42] <shreymech> hey ikonia
[10:42] <shreymech> ??
[10:42] <shreymech> any answer
[10:42] <ikonia> shreymech: what ?
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> howaya: if you don't ten you most likely didnt
[10:42] <Tyrath> ikonia: upgrade
[10:42] <Tyrath> ikonia: I've been on 9.04 since it came out
[10:42] <chalcedny> does anyone have ATI Radeon graphics ?
[10:43] <pcbuilder97> does ubuntu have better compatability  with intel or amd chipsets???   or is it pretty much equal?
[10:43] <fahadsadah> !anyone | chaky
[10:43] <ikonia> Tyrath: 9.04 - I thought came with flash 10 by default
[10:43] <fahadsadah> !anyone | chalcedny
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | chalcedny
[10:43] <Tyrath> ikonia: this problem only started occuring fairly recently
[10:43] <fahadsadah> chaky: Sorry
[10:43] <ikonia> pcbuilder97: neither
[10:43] <shreymech> if i want to send a pop-up instant message on the systems on my local network .. how can i do that.. in windows we have a commmand for this ...NETSEND.. but in LINUX(ubuntu) what to do..???
[10:43] <combo> i have 3 files, want to rar them into one *.rar pack secured with password, how can i do it in console? what command use? please help..
[10:43] <howaya> super... thats just the advice i was looking for!!
[10:43] <chalcedny> When I click Applications > Accessories > ATI Catalyst Control Center .. nothing opens. Help?
[10:43] <Tyrath> ikonia: if you're right, then it may not be a flash problem
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> pcbuilder97: same, its the other hardware you need to worry about
[10:43] <Tyrath> ikonia: and if you're right, I'd have no idea how to solve it
[10:43] <ikonia> Tyrath: well, there have been flash upgrades in 9.04 - but I thought the base package was flash
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> combo: man rar
[10:43] <ikonia> Tyrath: was flash 10 sorry
[10:44] <Tyrath> ikonia: ack. well it may be an upgrade then
[10:44] <pcbuilder97> ok i anly ask cuz  my amd system seems to have truble when under a load  it pegs out the amd proccesor
[10:44] <ikonia> shreymech: http://lists.samba.org/archive/samba/2003-February/060966.html
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> chalcedny: have you been to www.ati.com to see if they have a driver for you?
[10:44] <pcbuilder97> its not a weak proscessor either
[10:44] <combo> ActionParsnip: did it already but there still some errors. probably i'm typing it in wrong order or something :/
[10:44] <Tyrath> ikonia: as such, what should my next move be if I want to be able to watch flash clips?
[10:44] <chalcedny> ActionParsnip, ty.. just nobody answered, when i asked the full question (i know Radeon isn't you) ActionParsnip that's where i got the drivers that are working.. i still need to enable my other monitor now.
[10:44] <ikonia> Tyrath: be interested to know what flash version was working on 9.04 and what the current version is
[10:44] <bullgard4> What file stores the entry 'pidgin' so that my Ubuntu 9.04 computer calls Pidgin automatically after a restart? System > Preferences > Startup Applications does not include a 'Pidgin' entry. Neither ~/.config/aautostart
[10:44] <ARMENIAN> how can i see my connected wireless adapters?
[10:44] <intx> how come my ubuntu 9.04 doesn't have memtest86+ on the menu?
[10:45] <intx> on the live iso?
[10:45] <ARMENIAN> anyone?
[10:45] <Tyrath> ikonia: do you know what flash's package name is? i'll try to get version info
[10:45] <dragon> I'm unable to access Twitter from my Ubuntu Desktop 9.04, Firefox 3.5 up to date. Is twitter really down?
[10:45] <th0r> bullgard4: it might be part of a saved session
[10:45] <fahadsadah> The live ISO doesn't come with memtest86+, IIRC.
[10:45] <psycho_oreos> ARMENIAN, iwconfig?
[10:45] <ARMENIAN> psycho_oreos: thanks :)
[10:45] <Invitateur> Hi
[10:45] <psycho_oreos> ARMENIAN, nw
[10:45] <fahadsadah> dragon: No, twitter is not down
[10:45] <Invitateur> Somebody to help me ?
[10:45] <Tyrath> dragon: try clearing your cache and try again
[10:46] <howaya> is it possible to reinstall ubuntu in order to get the native wifi drivers back in order
[10:46] <Tyrath> dragon: actually, i'm not getting twitter either
[10:46] <psycho_oreos> Invitateur, you need to ask your question
[10:46] <dragon> Tyrath: there you go.
[10:46] <chalcedny> dragon, i got an error on the twitter webpage about half an hour or more ago
[10:46] <Invitateur> I'm on xchat and i don't know how to make works the resume
[10:46] <fahadsadah> I'm in the UK, and twitter works for me
[10:46] <psycho_oreos> howaya, probably but why?
[10:46] <Tyrath> dragon: nah, twitter works
[10:47] <bullgard4> th0r: If the term "a saved session" is meaningful, then it is the contents of a file. What file do you mean in particular?
[10:47] <Invitateur> i want to be sure my download is completed but xchat redownload a second files
[10:47] <Tyrath> dragon: it just loaded slow
[10:47] <howaya> twitter has to be a big brother tool
[10:47] <dragon> Tyrath: yeah, a DoS attack is taking place
[10:47] <Tyrath> dragon: try clearing your cache - Ctrl + Shift + Del
[10:47] <gogeta1> teitter got dos
[10:47] <gogeta1> lol
[10:47] <gp_will_be_back> psycho_oreos: i took the backup of data ...................but after rebooting i am facing thae same issue
[10:47] <psycho_oreos> Invitateur, sounds like you need to ask in #xchat imo
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> combo: http://aldeby.org/blog/index.php/howto-create-password-protected-archives-in-linux.html may help
[10:47] <dragon> everyone check it out (final blow of DoS)
[10:47] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, heh did you try checking other partitions too?
[10:48] <dragon> !ot > dragon
[10:48] <Tyrath> dragon: is it a DDoS or a simple DoS?
[10:48] <th0r> bullgard4: I don't know where it is stored. If I wanted to not run pidgin I would close pidgin, set up the rest of my desktop as I want it to load at boot, and then exit, saving the session. The trick is to remember to NOT save after that
[10:48] <gogeta1> ddos
[10:48] <gogeta1> lol
[10:48] <Tyrath> that sucks lol
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> howaya: so is the internet at large if you think about it
[10:48] <Tyrath> just as well I don't tweet much :P
[10:48] <iceroot> http://www.h-online.com/security/Twitter-hit-by-denial-of-service-attack--/news/113948
[10:48] <gp_will_be_back> while boot it says : unable to mount /dev/disk/by-uid/d125634 blah blah  does not exits ...droping to shell
[10:48] <gogeta1> why anyone would even bother doing i
[10:48] <gogeta1> it
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> gogeta1: no idea dude
[10:49] <damo23> whats the command for remote desktop in ubuntu 9
[10:49] <howaya> no good if i cant blacklist wifi drivers
[10:49] <Tyrath> gogeta1: because they can? :P
[10:49] <gogeta1> ActionParsnip: i man ddos a site worth doing it to like a media company
[10:49] <Tyrath> gogeta1: maybe someones angry at twitter for something
[10:49] <Tyrath> gogeta1: it's prob the Chinese government
[10:49] <gp_will_be_back> psycho_oreos:  i just checked sda1 ...other is extended parting and swap do i have to check them also ?
[10:49] <Ileden> Question about mounting removable media: I have a netbook with Ubuntu Netbook Remix, and I have a "static" SD card in it to give me more storage. However, as an SD card it's detected as an removable media. Currently it gets mounted to /media/disk - but I'd like to see it somewhere under /home/user. (It also very annoyingly pops up a file manager each time after suspend/resume, because it has "detected" a new media.) So the question is, how do I make a specific ca
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> gogeta1: i think its kinda lame, but its offtopic here
[10:49] <gogeta1> Tyrath: lol twitter is im doing this
[10:49] <howaya> i dunno its abit strange the way its being plugging by media nowadays
[10:50] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, yeah its an issue with the uuid, dunno how to exactly fix it up. . you may need to change the params for booting up a bit.. something like /dev/sda1/vmlinuz or something
[10:50] <bullgard4> th0r: In Ubuntu 9.04 there is no button "save this session" any more.
[10:50] <dragon> Tyrath, gogeta1: this reminds me of the End of Ze world video
[10:50] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, swap doesn't need checking :D
[10:50] <chalcedny> http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-10305200-245.html
[10:50] <th0r> bullgard4: in xfce there is. in gnome I believe there is a check box on logout
[10:50] <Tyrath> lol
[10:50] <godmodegrafix> twitter info: http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-10305200-245.html
[10:50] <gogeta1> wonder why they dont change there server ip and stop it
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> Ileden: if you want to mount the partition as allof your home drive, you will need to edit fstab
[10:50] <cached1> this isn't strictly ubuntu, but can anyone tell me what the ip addresses of opendns' dns servers are? I think my ISP's servers are down
[10:50] <godmodegrafix> conspiracy??
[10:50] <kerm|t> i removed /root and symlinked it to my main user's home directory, and now synaptic wont run
[10:51] <neil_d> Ileden: I think you would need to create a udev rule for it.
[10:51] <fahadsadah> cached1: 208.67.222.222, and 208.67.220.220
[10:51] <howaya> this aint no conspiracy... what is a conspiracy?
[10:51] <gogeta1> or rought the packets right back at them for a wile
[10:51] <godmodegrafix> lol
[10:51] <Tyrath> ikonia: ok, maybe flash itself isn't much of a problem because youtube doesn't lag
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> Ileden: if you simply want a folder in your home folder to allow you to click on it and be shown the files on the device you can use: ln -s /media/disk ~/SD\ Card   for example
[10:51] <dragon> chalcedny: i don't see how it solved any of their purposes. The guy got more coverage than he could ever have on his own.
[10:51] <fahadsadah> cached1: Though I'd recommend Verizon DNS instead - 4.2.2.1-5
[10:51] <bullgard4> th0r: In Ubuntu 9.04 there is no check box "save this session" on logout.
[10:52] <gp_will_be_back> psycho_oreos: how to fix it now ?
[10:52] <Tyrath> ikonia: but full flash vids do. and youku and tudo etc
[10:52]  * dragon is out anyways
[10:52] <pietro_> guys, I have a little problem
[10:52] <psycho_oreos> gp_will_be_back, I suggest you to try and reinstall.. its a long process if you tried to recover :)
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> fahadsadah: why not run a local one whic will cache dns resolutions for you, makes browsing mildly faster as you don't have to wait for the data to traverse the web if the address is already known
[10:53] <Delano> chalcedony?
[10:53] <pietro_> I have installed the kernel 2.6.30.4 and everything works expect the network interfaces
[10:53] <chalcedony> Delano, hugs
[10:53] <pietro_> these are 02:0e.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4401-B0 100Base-TX (rev 02)
[10:53] <pietro_> 10:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
[10:53] <chalcedony> good to see you :)
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | pietro_
[10:53] <pietro_> both of them are recognized by the kernel but I cant get them work on 2.6.30.4
[10:53] <howaya> hey parsnips... can i reinstall the kernel or something to get the wifi drivers back in order...???
[10:53] <pietro_> ok
[10:53] <pietro_> I will give it a lookù
[10:53] <pietro_> ty bro
[10:53] <Delano> Don't talk to me, chalcedony
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> howaya: you will ave the old kernels still installed unless you actively removed them
[10:54] <gogeta1> pietro_: brodcoms need a patch in the new serise kernels
[10:54] <shreymech> used linpop up but still unable to do.. error message - unable to reach host
[10:54] <gogeta1> pietro_: nut .29 is the latest avable
[10:54]  * chalcedony doesn't suppose that someone who uses ATI Radeon graphics can help figure out what to do whenI click Applications > Accessories > ATI Catalyst Control Center and nothing opens. 
[10:54] <psycho_oreos> pietro_, also this:　https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/b43 << I highly recommend
[10:54] <chalcedony> ?
[10:54] <combo> ActionParsnip: thx, it works :)
[10:54] <howaya> so what process should i follow... any clues?
[10:54] <bullgard4> What file stores the entry 'pidgin' so that my Ubuntu 9.04 computer calls Pidgin automatically after a restart? System > Preferences > Startup Applications does not include a 'Pidgin' entry. Neither ~/.config/aautostart
[10:54] <chalcedony> Delano, i always considered you a friend, and you spoke first.
[10:54] <psycho_oreos> howaya, what did you exactly do last?
[10:55] <cached1> fahadsadah: hmm. that didnt seem to work. any idea why i'd be able to communicate with irc and google but not anything by name (eg. slashdot.org)? this is the case for all computers connected to my router
[10:55] <th0r> bullgard4: is this not still good info?  http://linux.about.com/library/gnome/blgnome3n3d.htm
[10:55] <prizren> hi all, anyone can advise on the OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI Intel(R) 845G GEM 20090326 2009Q1 RC2 x86/MMX/SSE2
[10:55] <chalcedony> cached1, your dns server is down
[10:55] <prizren> is that good or bad? can i get better rendering on this machine?
[10:55] <Tyrath> im gonna try restarting and see if it fixes the vid issue. all the best
[10:55] <cached1> chalcedony: but changing dns servers didnt seem to work?
[10:55] <gogeta1> cached1: yes your dns isnt working
[10:55] <kyf>  http://www.lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139723800 NEW WEBSITE GAME,COME AND PLAY.
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> combo: cool
[10:56] <duckwars> So I've figured out that "/usr/bin/screen -RS MyTorrents rtorrent" will run screen and create a new screen called MyTorrents and run rtorrent, also if there is already a screen called MyTorrents it will just reattach to it.  What I need it to do is do those things, but also detach from the screen.
[10:56] <muse> hey.. I am trying to install ubuntu through the net using the proxy apt-cacher-ng while it is offline. The prob is that everytime it gets to the fetching release files stage it bombs out saying that the repo is not available. So my question is what is the recommended program to install to get the installer thinking it is interfacing with the internet?
[10:57] <cached1> i'm actually working from a windows machine now, though, so i may be changing the dns incorrectly (i go into connection properties, ipv4 settings, changing it there)
[10:57] <Flannel> duckwars: look into "-d -m"
[10:57] <gogeta1> muse: how can you download threw a offline proxy
[10:57] <gogeta1> wtf
[10:57] <chalcedony> muse, have you loaded the repos (i hope this is a sensible question)
[10:57] <howaya> last thing was : installed ndiswrapper... then uninstalled it via synaptic , trying to get back to native drivers....  no luck as wireless wasnt recognised at all after the uninstall.. so i had to reinstall ndiswrapper.  it recognises the wifipci card now... does loads of spinning but doesnt connect!!...  any ideas?? carrots
[10:58] <muse> chalcedony: it is pre-cached
[10:58] <duckwars> flannel: I tried -m but that will force creation of a new screen, even if the screen already exists, which is not what I want... I will try -d thoiugh
[10:58] <muse> all the files I need have already been downloaded in my own repo on the server
[10:58] <Flannel> duckwars: no, it's -d and -m, maybe -D and -m is what you want (check the manpage)
[10:58] <prince_jammys> duckwars: screen also has its own irc channel: #screen
[10:59] <psycho_oreos> howaya, can you please pastebin your lspci -k output?
[10:59] <duckwars> aha! thanks prince
[10:59] <duckwars> flannel: you mean I should try -dm
[10:59] <psycho_oreos> !pastebin | howaya
[10:59] <gogeta1> muse then give it the ip of your server
[10:59] <prince_jammys> duckwars: usually not veyr populated, but it specializes in screen.
[10:59] <muse> I have
[10:59] <gogeta1> muse: then you have a server side issue
[10:59] <muse> it works... like it uses my cached files, but the prob is that it still needs the net for some reason
[11:00] <gogeta1> muse: you must be missing files
[11:00] <chalcedony> Ziggy-x
[11:01] <muse> ya I sorta worked that part out. I wanted to know what would be the best app to cache the request and answer from the file that I an missinf
[11:01] <chalcedony> ill give up and go to bed.. maybe when i wake up, somebody will know.
[11:01] <gogeta1> muse: why go threw all this anyways
[11:01] <gogeta1> muse: if its networks use the net
[11:01] <muse> because I am trying to install two hundred pc's without cd drives away from any internet connection
[11:02] <muse> there is a network thou
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> muse: if you put te deb files in apt's cache folder you should be able to run:  sudo dpkg -i *.de and you should see errors on what dependancies are missing
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> muse: tried usb? or aptoncd?
[11:03] <muse> I tried usb but it was too time consuming
[11:03] <gogeta1> muse: making a pxe installer server would be the best way
[11:03] <duckwars> screen -dm MyTorrents rtorrent makes the screen, but if the screen already exists and just makes another screen, how can I make it not make another screen if it already exists?
[11:03] <muse> I also wanted it to be preseeded :)
[11:03] <prince_jammys> duckwars: check out -r (or -R, maybe?)
[11:03] <muse> gogeta1: I have
[11:04] <muse> ActionParsnip: thanks will look into aptoncd
[11:04] <muse> but I still think that if I can just trap that release file request that would be the best solution
[11:04] <gogeta1> muse:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Installation/LocalNet
[11:05] <prince_jammys> duckwars: try -DR
[11:05] <muse> have read through that and other related links
[11:05] <muse> that's all working A-ok
[11:05] <fahadsadah> grawity: PM?
[11:05] <muse> I just need to get it working offline
[11:05] <kyf>  http://www.lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139723800 NEW WEBSITE GAME,COME AND PLAY.
[11:05] <grawity> fahadsadah: Okay.
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> muse: then if you setup one system, you can use aptoncd to use its deb files used to set it up and install all the others
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> !clone > muse
[11:06] <duckwars> prince_jammys: the problem with -R/-r is they attach to the screen session.  I basically want to have screen make a new screen, call it something, and run a program in that screen and detach... also if the screen already exists do nothing
[11:06] <gogeta1> hes trying to install on 200 pcs
[11:07] <muse> ActionParsnip: ok thanks will look into and see if I could automate the system
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> muse: could try partimage too, thats good fun :)
[11:07] <gogeta1> his beat option is eatherbooting them with pxe and installing the os
[11:07] <muse> heh ya that is way to time consuming :D
[11:08] <gogeta1> muse: just a matter of pluging them in
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> i'd go with gogeta1's solutioon  if you have 200 systems
[11:08] <muse> at the moment I have preseeded net-boot-installed precached setup.. the only problem is that it doesn't work offline
[11:08] <gogeta1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/QuickNetboot
[11:09] <gogeta1> wtf
[11:09] <gogeta1> \
[11:09] <gogeta1> \
[11:09] <FloodBot3> gogeta1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:09] <gogeta1> muse: you cant massboot offline
[11:09] <simonb1> hi friends
[11:09] <ikonia> gogeta1: can you please stop using phrases like "wtf" we know what it means and we don't need to see it
[11:09] <muse> I think you can
[11:09] <simonb1> how can i "tell" evdev driver for my touchscreen to swap axis?
[11:09] <gogeta1> muse: you need some kind of local server
[11:09] <muse> I just needed to work out how to trap the release file request from the installer
[11:10] <muse> I have a local server
[11:10] <muse> that is networked to 200 pc's
[11:10] <muse> they are all not online
[11:10] <muse> that is the prob
[11:10] <gogeta1> muse: well you cant move file by magic
[11:11] <muse> anyway thanks guys for the help.. will look into squid and see where I go from there :)
[11:11] <gogeta1> muse: for the offline ones you need a cd or something
[11:11] <simonb1> any clues?
[11:11] <muse> gogeta1: no cd drives
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> muse: the network driver will be running ok if you pxe oot, this will get them online and accessing the server
[11:12] <gogeta1> muse: for the networks ones you can make a pxe innstaller server
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> s/oot/boot
[11:12] <muse> I have a pxe install server
[11:12] <Addy> hey guys, what mp3 player would you recommend for being able to use keyboard shortcuts globally?
[11:12] <Ileden> ActionParsnip: sorry, i was unavaiable for a while. I think directly mounting it under /home/user might be better, since it's supposed to be always connected anyway. fstab is the way to go, but I don't know how to identify the device. Also will adding a new entry disable the automounting it currently has?
[11:12] <gogeta1> muse: they netboot aand install the os
[11:13] <muse> but the installer keeps asking for the release file... for some reason it doesn't use the proxy
[11:13] <cached> woooo dns servers are back. at least temporarily
[11:13] <cached> seems my isp had dns issues on august 7 2008 and august 7 2007 as well
[11:13] <muse> yes.. they do when the server is online
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> !fstab | Ileden
[11:13] <gogeta1> muse: usb boot the non networked ones or something
[11:13] <gogeta1> muse: or even a pce boot floppy
[11:13] <gogeta1> pxe
[11:13] <perturbed> hey guys
[11:13] <cached> thanks, fahadsadah et al.
[11:13] <muse> not necessary
[11:13] <muse> all neworked
[11:13] <perturbed> how do i install mutt from terminal
[11:14] <fahadsadah> sudo aptitude install mutt
[11:14] <perturbed> any idea ?
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> Ileden: yes, the mount will happen at bootup, just after the kernel loads
[11:14] <perturbed> okay fahadsadah
[11:14] <muse> anyway thanks again
[11:14] <perturbed> hehe aptitude command not found
[11:14] <ne0> what OS is the best? :D
[11:14] <perturbed> :(
[11:14] <perturbed> any apt-get thing ?
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> Ileden: its nice to ave home on a seperate partition, makes clean installing for a new release easier :)
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> ne0: that depends entirely on taste and requirements
[11:15] <perturbed> woops
[11:15] <perturbed> wait
[11:15] <perturbed> sorry i was wrong
[11:15] <prince_jammys> perturbed: i doubt you don't have aptitude installed.
[11:15] <danlii> Why is firefox-3.5 dependent on firefox-3.0?
[11:15] <perturbed> i have i have prince_jammys
[11:15] <perturbed> its working
[11:15] <prince_jammys> ok
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> perturbed: if you replace aptitude with apt-get it will also work
[11:16] <gogeta1> muse: or walk around with a usb stick netboot them with a ubuntu network install
[11:16] <perturbed> aptitude is working
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> perturbed: when it comes to installs like you are doing they are synonymous
[11:16] <gogeta1> muse: once it starts installing you can move to the next pc
[11:16] <perturbed> how to check if mutt is installed or not ?
[11:17] <fahadsadah> perturbed: which mutt
[11:17] <fahadsadah> Type that.
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> perturbed: dpkg -l | grep mutt
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> fahadsadah: user could have a script called mutt in ./usr/bin but not have the package mutt installed
[11:17] <ne0> ruskie est'?
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> !run > ne0
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> !ru > ne0
[11:18] <ne0> !ru
[11:19] <perturbed> i am a noob .. i dont know mutt versions
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> perturbed: if the dpkg command outputs something, its installed
[11:19] <perturbed> i want to install mutt .. but when i do aptitude ..it says 1 pakage to remove 0 to install ...
[11:19] <Ileden> ActionParsnip: the memory card gets automounted from /dev/mmcblk0p1 - I'm wondering whether I should use that device code as a mount source, or rather an UUID code (which the current existing fstab seems to use)
[11:19] <perturbed> is it already installed ?
[11:19] <prince_jammys> perturbed: or just: 'type mutt'  (ie. the literal word 'type' followed by mutt, to see if mutt's in your PATH)
[11:20] <perturbed> okay let me try
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> perturbed: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get install mutt
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> Ileden: i'd use the uuid
[11:20] <perturbed> /usr/bin/mutt
[11:20] <Hetor`> Hey, is it possible to make appications search for shared libraries in ~/lib directory?
[11:20] <perturbed> its there
[11:20] <prince_jammys> perturbed: yep.
[11:20] <perturbed> cool i have it then
[11:20] <kcao> hi all,anybody knows the meaning of %T in "/usr/bin/procmail -d %T"?
[11:20] <perturbed> how do i start ?
[11:21] <perturbed> type command is coooool
[11:21] <perturbed> i can type any application :D
[11:21] <prince_jammys> perturbed: type is shell builtin, better than the external 'which'
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> perturbed: you can also which any app too ;)
[11:21] <perturbed> haha .. i dont know .. i get excited with little new things
[11:22] <perturbed> okay which also works :D
[11:22] <prince_jammys> type echo will show you what echo really is, which echo won't.
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> perturbed: you can use that output in commands and scripts using the ` character
[11:22] <perturbed> how ? ActionParsnip
[11:22] <prince_jammys> which echo will show you /bin/echo, which is NOT what is run when you echo.
[11:22] <NineTeen67Comet> Hi all, I'm trying to help my father-in-law install 8.04 (he's still got 6.10) but I was wondering if there is a way to do the install remotely via ssh or what ever?
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> perturbed: e.g.   ln -s `type mutt` ~/mutt_symlink
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> perturbed: for example
[11:22] <perturbed> okay
[11:23] <perturbed> got it :)
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> perturbed: the ` bit is worked out first and substituted in the command
[11:23] <prince_jammys> (minus the extra words output by type)
[11:23] <prince_jammys> type -p mutt
[11:23] <perturbed> cool
[11:23] <gogeta1> muse: you best option is hear https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/Netboot you make a pxe server with the ubuntu cd as its os and it can mass install over a network
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> you should use 'which' really
[11:23] <prince_jammys> no, you shouldnt.
[11:23] <prince_jammys> but everyone does.
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> cli is where the power is
[11:23] <error404notfound> creating an ext3/ext4 filesystem takes long and provides with less free space (459G) but copying files is quite fast , and with xfs, you create fs very quickly and less fs space consumption (466G) but copying files is very slow...
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> prince_jammys: as long as it outputs the right thing, its fine
[11:24] <perturbed> mutt downloads the mails ?
[11:24] <prince_jammys> yep
[11:24] <perturbed> onto the harddisk ?
[11:24] <prince_jammys> once you set up your inbox, yeah.
[11:24] <perturbed> amazing :D
[11:24] <prince_jammys> you can probably tell it not to.
[11:25] <perturbed> cool how ?
[11:25] <anr78> where do I configure the PATH variable so GUI-applicationes not launched from shell sense it?
[11:25] <prince_jammys> i don't know.
[11:25] <perturbed> its asking me whether to creat a mail folder now
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> perturbed: whats cool too is that you can ssh in to your system from anywhere and real the email store on your pc
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> s/real/read
[11:25] <perturbed> whoa ActionParsnip
[11:25] <perturbed> nice
[11:25] <perturbed> can i read mainls without downloading it to my HDD ?
[11:25] <perturbed> mails *
[11:26] <prince_jammys> perturbed: 'file:///usr/share/doc/mutt/html/index.html' in a web browser, for docs.
[11:26] <perturbed> okay prince_jammys
[11:26] <prince_jammys> mutt has a jillion features.
[11:26] <jezza> hi, can anyone help with onboard Wireless broadband config?
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> its not pretty but it does loads more than most of the x based email apps
[11:26] <^space^> can someone help me how to make my ubuntu a router?
[11:27] <prince_jammys> yeah, it's a nice application.
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> ^space^: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Router
[11:28] <psycho_oreos> ActionParsnip, thanks, that comes in real handy.. just quickly browsed the pages and it doesn't seem to have a frontend user friendly remote control for it but oh well :)
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> psycho_oreos: frontend to what?
[11:30] <psycho_oreos> ActionParsnip, router control, I was looking for something equivalent to ipcop/smoothwall/clarkconnect equivalent on ubuntu or other full blown distro setup.. not that I need to make an exact clone but something similar so that other users can remote control it easily.. and yes I could use those other ones but they have much older kernel and/or proprietary to some extent
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> psycho_oreos: if its a router then you can configure it with ssh
[11:31] <perturbed> mutt is cool but i cant set it up
[11:31] <perturbed> :(
[11:31] <Alvinware> how to get back those package that i remove in remove orphan packages?
[11:32] <prince_jammys> perturbed: it takes forever the first time around. look for people online who have posted their .muttrc
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> Alvinware: sudo apt-get -f install    may help
[11:32] <perturbed> okay
[11:32] <prince_jammys> perturbed: many people have posted their .muttrc on the internet. check them out in tandem with the docs.
[11:32] <perturbed> ok ok
[11:32] <prince_jammys> perturbed: mutt also has its own channel #mutt
[11:32] <perturbed> cool
[11:33] <prince_jammys> ... with an FAQ
[11:33] <psycho_oreos> ActionParsnip, well I'm planning to turn a normal computer into a powerful router but I can do all those routing under linux.. however if I'm not around and these other users needing to use internet I'd be in strife because they don't know how to diagnose linux let alone operate one lol.. so I'm somewhat still in search of a method
[11:33] <psycho_oreos> though the link is definitely a start I must say
[11:33] <perturbed> i'll try setting up my account
[11:33] <windozeconvert> I just switched to ubuntu - everything's fantastic - execpt my ftp connection creeps at 4kbps for uploads.
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> psycho_oreos: then i suggest you become familiar with the OS before instaling the system
[11:33] <windozeconvert> can someone help me fix my ftp upload speed?
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> windozeconvert: try a different ftp app
[11:34] <psycho_oreos> ActionParsnip, thing is its not me, its more so the users themselves :)
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> psycho_oreos: the users will only see a working web conection
[11:34] <windozeconvert> I've tried gftp, nautilus, ftp, kasablanca, etc - same issue occurs
[11:34] <jezza> wireless broadband setup anyone? onboard sim modem....
[11:34] <kbp> does anyone know how to set file associate for Amarok? Amarok doesn't play mp3 files as default
[11:35] <Ileden> What's the best way to copy & restore about 14GB of files, preferably via scp?
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> kbp: right click mp3 -> open with, choose app and click box to remember file association
[11:35] <prince_jammys> kbp: you mean you want to set amarok to be the default app for opening mp3s?
[11:35] <psycho_oreos> ActionParsnip, correct, but  they can't easily remote control the computer that has been turned into a router easily.. so lets say there's something wrong with wireless they will ask me for help and if I'm 20km away, they'd be angry because I have to guide them step by step of getting putty and logging in and configuring it :)
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> windozeconvert: does it happen on all ftp servers?
[11:36] <Alvinware> How to get back those packages that i remove in remove orphan packages?
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> psycho_oreos: for what reason do they need to remote control it?
[11:36] <windozeconvert> also, I have other computers going through this same router - one on windows, another on linux. The same issue occurs for the other ubuntu installed computer. not with vista. It happens with any hosting provider I've tried
[11:36] <kbp> prince_jammys: yes I mean it
[11:36] <psycho_oreos> ActionParsnip, like wireless controls, or to see if the router is actually connected to the internet, etc
[11:36] <kbp> ActionParsnip: there is no checkbox to tick to remember it
[11:36] <prince_jammys> !defaultapp | kbp
[11:36] <psycho_oreos> ipcop has all these functionality visible and the router itself
[11:36] <perturbed> mutt with mixmaster :D
[11:36] <prince_jammys> kbp: are you on kde?
[11:37] <psycho_oreos> router/s
[11:37] <Alvinware> How to get back those packages that i remove in remove orphan packages? pls help me.
[11:37] <kbp> prince_jammys: but it doesn't remember (next time it's opened using other app). I'm on Ubuntu 9.04 Gnome
[11:37] <moho> hi
[11:37] <prince_jammys> kbp: well, beats me. i don't have gnome.
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> kbp: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=106467
[11:37] <kbp> prince_jammys: isnt Ubuntu always on Gnome?
[11:38] <prince_jammys> sorta
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> psycho_oreos: if they can ping the router, then pin the web, its connected to the web
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> kbp: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-770694.html
[11:38] <psycho_oreos> ActionParsnip, true but if they can't they'll be seeking help from me even if I'm not around lol
[11:38] <Ileden> What's the best way to copy & restore about 14GB of files to another computer? Compression might be nice too, but not necessary. The transfer would be preferably done via ssh/scp.
[11:38] <prince_jammys> kbp: the naming is confusing. Ubuntu does come with gnome, but you can remove gnome and you'd still have ubuntu.
[11:38] <nascentmind> hi. I am trying to set an http proxy. I did export http_proxy = http://somename:somepassword@someproxy.com:8080/ but i am still not able to ping
[11:39] <simonb1> please help... how can i swap evdev controlled touch pad?
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> psycho_oreos: then you will need to train them how to use the new product rather than just dumping some new thing that you only sorta knew then running to the hills
[11:39] <psycho_oreos> Ileden, probably use rsync
[11:39] <mango> can anyone help me with internet connection sharing over lan :)
[11:39] <kbp> ActionParsnip: it works now :) thank you
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> kbp: np
[11:40] <kbp> prince_jammys: is kde for slower pc? I have never used kde before so I have no idea :)
[11:40] <Cee> hi do u know any channel to discuss about hardware? i wanna buy a laptop
[11:40] <nascentmind> anybody?
[11:40] <psycho_oreos> ActionParsnip, don't think they're willing to learn. I try to tell them its linux and they gave me that funny stare they're not willing to listen.. I tried to explain to them what needs to be done they say "yeah, whatever, just do it"
[11:40] <psycho_oreos> typical windows users lol
[11:40] <moho> no\
[11:40] <prince_jammys> kbp: no, kde tends to be more resource-hungry. xfce is lighter.
[11:41] <prince_jammys> then there's fluxbox, lxde, etc...
[11:41] <grawity> prince_jammys: ...and finally there's bash :)
[11:41] <Cee> hi do u know any channel to discuss about hardware? i wanna buy a laptop
[11:41] <kbp> prince_jammys: so is there any reason you chose kde instead of gnome?
[11:41] <psycho_oreos> bash/csh/zsh/tcsh/ksh/ etc :)
[11:41] <prince_jammys> kbp: i didn't. i use fluxbox.
[11:41] <psycho_oreos> Cee, try ##hardware
[11:41] <prince_jammys> kbp: fluxbox is fast, and i like it.
[11:42] <Cee> psycho_oreos: tnx
[11:42] <psycho_oreos> Cee, nw
[11:42] <moho> yah
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> psycho_oreos: well you'll have to pander to them or give them easy fixes or you'll be getting calls
[11:42] <prince_jammys> kbp: but it doesn't have as many bells and whistles as the popular desktop environments.
[11:42] <kbp> prince_jammys: yea I use something-box before and it's fast (fluxbox is developed from that something-box I think)
[11:42] <Ileden> psycho_oreos: ok... so that would be rsync -avz source me@remote:temparchive/
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> kbp: fluxbox, lxde are both awesome
[11:42] <prince_jammys> kbp: openbox or blackbox
[11:42] <kbp> oh yea openbox
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> !info lxde
[11:43] <windozeconvert> actionparsnip: is there a way to change my ftp ports or something? the windows computer on this network uploads through ftp at about 1mb/sec - the two ubuntu jaunty installs I have are running 3kbps. Do linux default ftp ports differ from windoze?
[11:44] <perturbed> i have lxde :D .. and its super fast
[11:44] <prince_jammys> i'll try it one day.
[11:44] <prince_jammys> fluxbox does me well for the moment.
[11:44] <psycho_oreos> Ileden, not sure off my head but yeah.. I hardly use scp.. I'd probably do nfs mount and if I want to make it secure I do ssh forwarding and then do rsync from there
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> windozeconvert: not sure, you will need to probe your systems to see whats going on
[11:45] <psycho_oreos> or wait that might not work lol
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> prince_jammys: flux has awesome shortcut key supprt
[11:45] <gomerpyle> windozeconvert, no FTP daemon ports are the same on all platforms, it's protocol depedent (20 & 21)
[11:45] <windozeconvert> please share the command to do such
[11:45] <prince_jammys> ActionParsnip: yeah, fluxbox works great for me.
[11:45] <windozeconvert> <-- is noob, sry
[11:45] <kbp> prince_jammys: I think it was 2 months ago I used openbox for my server, for some reason I need to open firefox with flash, and after 4hrs, the flash content is freeze. Gnome doesn't have that issue
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> gomerpyle: ftp uses both, 21 for control, 20 for data
[11:45] <psycho_oreos> windozeconvert, refer to your ftp daemon's help file into locating the conf file
[11:46] <prince_jammys> kbp: ah. flash causes trouble for me too, no matter what desktop.
[11:46] <windozeconvert> psycho_oreos: how do I do that from the terminal please? your help is greatly appreciated
[11:46] <gomerpyle> ActionParsnip, you're right
[11:46] <windozeconvert> as is your help actionparsnip, thanks for your help
[11:46] <perturbed> setting up mutt is difficult
[11:46] <psycho_oreos> windozeconvert, you need to first tell me the name of your ftp daemon
[11:47] <perturbed> from what i read .. it involves fetching certificates and stuff
[11:47] <windozeconvert> psycho_oreos: how do I determine this?
[11:47] <kbp> prince_jammys: it's just freeze when there is no keyboard/mouse activity (since it was server app) but it didnt crash firefox. It worked back as soon as I moved mouse curson :) It took me age to try to fix it but I gave up and used gnome :)
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> perturbed: it is. i had it working ages ago then i had to set it up and couldnt get it nice
[11:47] <psycho_oreos> windozeconvert, mm sudo lsof -i
[11:47] <perturbed> o o
[11:48] <perturbed> so you say the browsers mails are better than console ?
[11:48] <mango> need help for internet connection sharing
[11:48] <slap_stick> hey, i have a dvi -> 2 vga output adapter and i am trying to get dual monitor, i have setup two devices for the graphics card, two monitors and two screens and turned on xinerama and done clone off and got Screen1 RightOf Screen2, however, the monitor is stilled cloned.
[11:48] <prince_jammys> perturbed: setting up mutt is indeed a pain. but once set up, it's a spectacular app.
[11:49] <perturbed> anonymous mailing :D
[11:49] <slap_stick> anyone got any ideas?
[11:49] <perturbed> mixmaster .. i just came across this thing
[11:49] <windozeconvert> psycho_oreos: avahi-dae
[11:49] <roflparrot> slap_stick should you not use two dvi cables from two outputs?
[11:50] <roflparrot> I dunno anything though
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> !dualhead | slap_sti
[11:50] <prince_jammys> perturbed: i can view my emails and be back here while an X application has barely finished opening after clicking.
[11:50] <psycho_oreos> windozeconvert, that's running on port 21?
[11:50] <gomerpyle> mango, do you use gnome ?
[11:50] <slap_stick> roflparrot: i have two vga outputs from both monitors into one dvi
[11:50] <perturbed> yeah .. its fast for sure
[11:50] <windozeconvert> psycho_oreos the PID column shows2920
[11:50] <mango> gomerpyle, yes
[11:51] <perturbed> but the mails on HDD ..thing is not what i want
[11:51] <Clouse> You guys are awesome
[11:51] <blackbear>  where can i  find  a guide to using ssh to manage a ubuntu server from an xp box?
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> blackbear: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[11:52] <prince_jammys> !ssh | blackbear
[11:52] <gomerpyle> mango, you can easily share an internet connection with System>Preferences>Network Connections
[11:52]  * Blizzerand tried booting win 7 beta ubuntu and fedora on same pc but it was a failure
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> blackbear: grab a copy of putty for windows (and xming if you want to use gui apps) and you are good to go
[11:52] <blackbear> thanks
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> blackbear: if you put putty.exe in %WINDIR% you can then use: putty -X name@server
[11:53] <Clouse> Blizzerand: Did you install Win7 First?
[11:53] <blackbear> do i have ot do sometibgnb  with passwords/
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> blackbear: provided xming is running, you will be able to launch gui apps as well as use the terminal
[11:53] <windozeconvert> psycho_oreos: did i do the command wrong? I don't see any ports listed except for the PID column, which I assume is ports - there's nothing listed for 21, the string '21' doesn't even appear for 'sudo lsof -i'
[11:53] <mango> gomerpyle, i've tried. i can't even access the lan network. i'm using a dial up connection
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> blackbear: nope, just use your logon passwords
[11:53] <blackbear> ah cool thanks
[11:54] <Blizzerand> Clouse : Sorry it was xp <my mistake> and xp was installed first
[11:54] <pablo_> irc.estuchat.org
[11:54] <phill> hei folks how do i delete unwanted cookies on linux without harming the source files
[11:54] <HenkdeVries> Is anyone else having mayor issues installing software on a hardy 64 bits system?  I get lots of bzip2 errors when updating. I've cleared the /var/cache/apt dir and also tried with aptitude. I've tried many combinations of sources list lines but it seems the update system is completely corrupt
[11:54] <denny> if you set your HTTP proxy using the GUI tool at System -> Preferences -> Network Proxy will that work for CLI applications too?  apt-get, for instance?
[11:54] <Blizzerand> HenkdeVries : Update to Jaunty
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> HenkdeVries: can you use pastebin to provide the output of: sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[11:55] <phill> my harddisk is almost full but am afraid to delete things because the program files are open, Please some help??
[11:55] <lars_bauer> can't figure how to get a logfile to work.   myprog_produce_sql.py | mysql --tee mylog.log . This won't work ?
[11:55] <Alvinware> i remove uninstalled with orphaned configuration files, will my system stable?
[11:55] <hey`> HenkdeVries I'm running hardy on 64 bits, and I have no problems when updating.
[11:55] <Ileden> psycho_oreos: seems to be working. Thanks!
[11:55] <hey`> so it's strange.
[11:55] <gomerpyle> mango, to which interface are you trying to share your connection ( wifi, wired ethernet ...) ?
[11:55] <Clouse> Blizzerand: Doesn't matter same thing, well that the correct way as you may already know. What and when did it go wrong?
[11:56] <Clouse> Live is strange
[11:56] <windozeconvert> psycho_oreos: I've seen 4 others on the forum with juanty who have this same problem - i will post the solution to them to help share the love - but i have no idea how to do this: how do i determine what my ftp deamon is?
[11:56] <mango> gomerpyle, wired ethernet with 3 other windows machine
[11:56] <jdb> phill: clear apt's cache, and find out what is filling up your disk with du
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> phil: read through   dpkg-l | less and make a note of apps you dont use, ignore all the ones that start with lib but you should find some stuff you never use
[11:56] <Clouse> And death possibly even stranger.
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> Clouse: death is the only adventure
[11:56] <Alvinware> i remove uninstalled with orphaned configuration files, will my system stable?
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> Alvinware: should be fine
[11:57] <HenkdeVries> Blizzerand: it was supposed to be a LTS stable server. I do not want to upgrade to jaunty
[11:57] <perturbed> how do i check the version of mutt ?
[11:57] <HenkdeVries> hey`:  can you send me your sources list?
[11:57] <Clouse> ActionParsnip: Possibly.
[11:57] <HenkdeVries> ActionParsnip: hang on
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> perturbed: dpkg -l | grep mutt
[11:57] <prince_jammys> mutt -v
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> !info mutt
[11:57] <phill>  ActionParsnip, thanks
[11:58] <Blizzerand> Clouse : Well , I tried fedora after installing xp and it went well . Now when I installed jaunty grub is unable to find fedora
[11:58] <hey`> HenkdeVries lemmie see.
[11:58] <Alvinware> actionparsnip, really, just after i removed, restart, my internet connection failed, and before restart, but restart firefox, it failed too.
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> phil: a defsault install is chock full of rubbish you will never use, as well as drivers you will never use
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> Alvinware: does firefox run ok if you try:   firefox -safe-mode
[11:59] <gomerpyle> mango, so you already made a new wired connection in System>Preferences>Network Connection with IPv4 Parameter set to " Shared with other computers" and that doesn't works ?
[11:59] <Alvinware> actionparsnip, but second restart, ok.
[11:59] <Technocrat> Anyone can suggest a good browser which can play youtube videos
[11:59] <Clouse> Blizzerand: OK I see, then I would ether manualy edit the grub menu.list and put Fedora in or maybe even use super grub to sort it out.
[11:59] <jdb> Technocrat: firefox? :)
[11:59] <Alvinware> actionparsnip, how to get back those packages?
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> Technocrat: any with flash installed and javascript enabled will work
[12:00] <Technocrat> jdb: I am already using it but god knows it doesnt play videos
[12:00] <HenkdeVries> here is my sources list and the output of an update/upgrade
[12:00] <HenkdeVries> http://pastebin.com/m1a23255d
[12:00] <mizipzor> doing lsusb lists my phone when connected... how do i find out which device to mount?
[12:00] <jdb> Technocrat: do you have a flash player installed?
[12:00] <krishmish> hi room
[12:00] <Clouse> But yeah I reckon go good old firefox
[12:00] <Technocrat> I mean buffering happens but the videos are never displayed just see blackbox
[12:00] <windozeconvert> actionparsnip: how do i find which ftp daemon I'm using from terminal?
[12:00] <mango> gomerpyle, yes. i've tried several settings with no luck. i've also installed firestarter. it seems like lan isn't working
[12:00] <krishmish> can some one walk me thru configuring a bind DNS server in webmin??
[12:00] <Technocrat> I tried adobe flash 10 plugin
[12:00] <Technocrat> but it didnt work
[12:00] <Blizzerand> Clouse : I could manually edit but it needs time , whats second one
[12:01] <Technocrat> I tried swfdec player it didnt work either
[12:01] <abc>  http://www.lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139723800 NEW WEBSITE GAME,COME AND PLAY.
[12:01] <krishmish> can some one walk me thru configuring a bind DNS server in webmin??
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> windozeconvert: ps -ef | grep -i ftp
[12:01] <hey`> HenkdeVries I'm pasting it.
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> !webmin | krishmish
[12:02] <hey`> hope you find the solution, I'm not an expert.
[12:02] <mizipzor> heres lsusb http://pastebin.com/f4e4eb056 how do i find out which /dev device to mount in order to access the phone?
[12:02] <gomerpyle> mango, could you pastebin http://paste.ubuntu.com the result of `ifconfig` and `route -n` ?
[12:03] <Clouse> Blizzerand: OK I understand, but really it doesn't take very long at all even for the first time and it is something I recommend you know how to do now that you are in the land of Linux
[12:03] <jdb> mizipzor: you probably need drivers...
[12:03] <HenkdeVries> hey`:  where did you paste ?
[12:03] <krishmish> ActionParsnip: well i ve been using webmin from quite some time actually
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> HenkdeVries: you could manually download the file and put it where it goes, the server is up
[12:03] <Technocrat> WHAT CAN I DO TO MAKE FIREFOX PLAY YOUTUBE VIDEOS :(
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> krishmish: it doesnt gel with ubuntu, doesnt matter how long you've used it
[12:03] <mizipzor> jdb: seems to work okay by accessing it like a usb flash drive: http://stefans.datenbruch.de/k750i/
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> Technocrat: install flash and KILL THE CAPS
[12:03] <jdb> Technocrat: which flash player are you using?
[12:03] <windozeconvert> actionparsnip: this is the output 6352  5434  0 05:02 pts/0    00:00:00 - how do i use this information to make my ftp connection go at a reasonable speed?
[12:03] <mango> gomerpyle, i'm not sure what u want me to do. i'm a begineer. please little detail. :)
[12:03] <hey`> HenkdeVries: http://pastebin.com/m6139d423
[12:04] <Clouse> Blizzerand: And as for Super GRUB well that is just like GRUB on crack on a boot disk you can do all kinds of crazy stuff with.
[12:04] <krishmish> ActionParsnip: okay...unfortunately, i couldnt manage to use ebox so well
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> windozeconvert: i dont think you can
[12:04] <krishmish> donno why
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> krishmish: why do you use wbmin?
[12:04] <Technocrat> jdb: Its swfdec and adobe flash plugin
[12:04] <krishmish> ActionParsnip: in fact i dont need a GUI
[12:05] <gomerpyle> mango, open a terminal Application>accessories>terminal, enter "ifconfig" and "route -n" without the quotes, go to http://paste.ubuntu.com paste and report the link here please.
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> krishmish: thats what i thought ;)
[12:05] <krishmish> ActionParsnip: but its only for creating records in OTHERS UNDERSTANDEABLE FORM...that i need it
[12:05] <windozeconvert> actionparsnip: can you help me with this one - windoze  vista is going at 1mbps and ubuntu 4kbps. I don't want windoze to be better than linux at anything. Where can I change my ftp port?
[12:05] <Blizzerand> Clouse : k . I will google and try to have fedora on
[12:05] <DARK_KNIGHT> webmin is great for configuring your linux system
[12:05] <mango> gomerpyle, ok
[12:06] <Clouse> Blizzerand: You will get it, I just know you will.
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> windozeconvert: i'm unsure. i don't use ftp personally as its unsecure
[12:06] <o_portista17> when i try to /dcc chat BOT, i receive this msg, and it fails: * DCC CHAT connect attempt to BOT failed (err=Connection refused).
[12:06] <Blizzerand> cheers
[12:06] <o_portista17> sorry, wrong chan
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> windozeconvert: could try puppy or dsl to see if its an ubuntu issue
[12:06] <mango> gomerpyle. http://paste.ubuntu.com/249170/
[12:06] <sofia13> hello everybody
[12:06] <HenkdeVries> hey`: thank you, but it gives me the same errors. seems my update system is broken somehow
[12:06] <krishmish> ActionParsnip: there are some minor issues ...like getting an insight of what changes have taken place...and in case of some errors that i may have accidentally made...when i need to use webmin
[12:06] <Clouse> Hi there sofia13!
[12:06] <Ileden> Technocrat: for a slightly toungue-in-cheek response, go check out the tips at: http://echochamber.me/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=43454
[12:06] <abc>  New Torent,come download Music,vidio,films,games, and more  http://www.lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139723800
[12:07] <sofia13> I have a problem, I ;d need some help
[12:07] <hey`> HenkdeVries, ouch man, I wish I have a clue.
[12:07] <Technocrat> Ileden: another forum link :(
[12:07] <mango> gomerpyle, http://paste.ubuntu.com/249171/
[12:07] <GPL> weird advertisements.
[12:07] <Clouse> sofia13: Why? What happened?
[12:07] <Ileden> Technocrat: I did prefix it with tongue-in-cheek, though :)
[12:07] <HenkdeVries> hey`: very strange this... I'm going to try a reboot
[12:07] <sofia13> i cannot run updates
[12:08] <hey`> HenkdeVries, what happens
[12:08] <hey`> does it shows a can't connect to the server?
[12:08] <Clouse> sofia13: Are you running 8.10?
[12:08] <krishmish> whats the port on which ebox works???
[12:08] <krishmish> ActionParsnip:  whats the port on which ebox works???
[12:09] <Alvinware> How to get back all those packages that i have removed in the remove orphaned packages?
[12:09] <sofia13> when I do I take the message run sudo dpkg --configure -a (I'm running 9.04) but when I do I get the message   dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/updates/0116' near line 1: newline in field name 'athematica'
[12:09] <Technocrat> Ileden: Ok , I will once again go and check , do the steps and screw my system a bit more
[12:10] <Clouse> Technocrat: I sure know what thats like.
[12:10] <Ileden> Technocrat: don't. *sigh* it wasn't an actual responed. I hoped to provide some comic relief, since flash support in linux in notoriously bad.
[12:10] <gomerpyle> mango, ok your problem is that your ppp0 ( dial up) and eth0 (wired ethernet) are on the same network class address (10.X.X.X) and the internet sharing feature in the gnome Network Connection manager doesn't like that.
[12:11] <Ileden> Technocrat: do you have any flash support at all, or is it just slow and chunky?
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> krishmish: i think its: https://localhost/eBox
[12:11] <mango> gomerpyle, hm. so what to do?
[12:11] <michelpplz> can someone help me. my mic port and integrated mic works 1 out of 3 times I reboot. Right now, it's working. What might be causing that kind of inconsistency?
[12:12] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[12:12] <Alvinware>  How to get back all those packages that i have removed in the remove orphaned packages?
[12:12] <krishmish> ActionParsnip: okay...and how can i check from another machine on my network whether a DNS on my local network is working ???
[12:12] <Technocrat> Clouse: no you dont, I have been robbed by laptop vendor for crapy vista, after burning holes in my pocket I switched to ubuntu and now its driving me nuts , all the euphoria about linux etc seems to be dieng now :(
[12:12] <meteor``> !evolution
[12:12] <Clouse> Yeah come to think of it flash is a bit sucky on Linux, DAMN YOU CLOSED SOURCE SOFTWARE AND ALL WHO CODE IT!!
[12:12] <mizipzor> anyone knows how to mount a sony ericsson k750i?
[12:12] <Technocrat> Ileden: I dont know , how can I tell ?
[12:13] <michelpplz> technocrat: I share your sentiment
[12:13] <Technocrat> michelpplz: looks like I am not alone in the hot soup :(
[12:13] <gomerpyle> mango, the idea would be to change the default internet sharing network address range on your wired connection (eth0) but i don't know how to do that right now. Please wait a moment
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> krishmish: nslookup <name>
[12:13] <ShapeShifter499> I want to self-teach myself to program(like make a game or some useful software) but where do I start? AND could I get some starting links?
[12:13] <mizipzor> it shows up as a "memorystick drive" in computer:/// but it says it cant be mounted
[12:13] <Ileden> Technocrat: does anything show up when you open youtube? do you get the player with the play button, or is there just a notification that you need to "install a plugin" or somesuch?
[12:14] <sofia13> when I run updates I take the message run sudo dpkg --configure -a (I'm running 9.04) but when I do I get the message   dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/updates/0116' near line 1: newline in field name 'athematica'
[12:14] <sofia13> does anybody have any idea what I  can do?
[12:14] <hatake_kakashi> Technocrat, whilst ubuntu isn't perfect, you have to forgive it for being a free project.. or you would have literally no simple choice
[12:14] <mrwes> Technocrat, you could always put Windows 7 RC on that laptop, it'll run for about a year for you
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> mizipzor: if you run    mount    in terminal it may already be mounted
[12:14] <mrwes> o/ ActionParsnip
[12:14] <Clouse> Technocrat: That sucks big time.
[12:14] <HenkdeVries> Thanks to everybody that tried to help out with my apt problem. A reboot solved my issue. I have absolutely no idea why a reboot fixed this but it did.
[12:14] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: dont see anything that looks like a phone
[12:15] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/f1e0c9b1a
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> mizipzor: you wont, you'll see a block device
[12:15] <ShapeShifter499> ??
[12:15] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: like normal /dev/sd* hard discs?
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> mizipzor: you may find it /media/disk or /media/disk-1
[12:16] <Clouse> Technocrat: And yes there can be a few got yar's with Linux but I have always found that start of the problem to be with closed source software and all who lust for it.
[12:16] <krishmish> ActionParsnip: i had named a machine on my network as lamp
[12:16] <Ileden> Technocrat: i do feel the pain too. in fact i switched to linux grinding my teeth and hoping nothing gets too broken. turned out better than I expected, but I sure do miss the suspend on my laptop, and indeed working plugin support in the browser.
[12:16] <Aquahallic> good morning all... can someone recommend a good "light" browser?... it seems that firefox doesn't like to play well sometimes
[12:16] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: there seems to be a livecd mounted on /media/disk and disk-1 just holds a lost+found
[12:16] <mrwes> Aquahallic, Ephipany
[12:16] <krishmish> ActionParsnip: lamp with ip address 192.168.1.1
[12:16] <Technocrat> Ileden: well , the youtube thumbnails of videos, when I click on the video to view, the new pages gets downloaded with all buttons, I can see that video is getting buffered as the GREYED red line moves forwared
[12:17] <michelpplz> clouse: can you help me with my ftp speed?
[12:17] <Ileden> Technocrat: ok... but the video never starts then?
[12:17] <DaZ-> Aquahallic: arora, midori
[12:17] <Technocrat> Ileden: but the video never gets displayed or any sound , all I see is black screen
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> krishmish: if you run:   nslookup lamp   it should return that, it will also say what your dns server is
[12:17] <Technocrat> Ileden: right
[12:17] <michelpplz> i upload at 3kbps with all ftp apps on ubuntu, including just connecting w/ nautilus
[12:17] <Aquahallic> DaZ-: ty
[12:17] <hatake_kakashi> Technocrat, if you installed flash-player plugin, did you restart firefox?
[12:17] <michelpplz> can anyone offer a solution?
[12:17] <krishmish> Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
[12:17] <krishmish> (C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.
[12:17] <krishmish> C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>nslookup lamp
[12:17] <krishmish> *** Can't find server name for address 192.168.1.1: Non-existent domain
[12:17] <krishmish> *** Default servers are not available
[12:17] <krishmish> Server:  UnKnown
[12:17] <FloodBot3> krishmish: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> mizipzor: then you will see the device name (e.g.  /dev/sdg1) in the output of: sudo fdisk -l
[12:17] <ten> hi, which is the best commandline irc client
[12:18] <mrwes> heh
[12:18] <hatake_kakashi> ten, irssi
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> ten: no such thing
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> ten: best is an opinion and therefore not concrete
[12:18] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: just got sda and sdb, both are my regular hard drives
[12:18] <krs2> The new intel driver seems to crash X when i start some games, anyone heard of a workaround?
[12:18] <hatake_kakashi> most times they probably only want opinions ;)
[12:18] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/f4864cdd3
[12:19] <krs2> the 2.8.0 one
[12:19] <Technocrat> hatake_kakashi: Yes after installing swfdec, adobe flash plugins etc I restarted firefox , not just that I also rebooted my whole system
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> mizipzor: then your phone is not being detected just yet, if you unplug it, wait 10 seconds, replug it back in and wait 10 seconds then run: dmesg
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> !best | ten
[12:19] <krishmish> Can't find server name for address 192.168.1.1: Non-existent domain
[12:19] <hatake_kakashi> Technocrat, check to see if in about:plugins if swf and fla are handled by flash
[12:19] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: ok, ill do that... but it seems to be detected... its still listed (by name) in lsusb
[12:19] <Ileden> Technocrat: right... I think I met the same problem once. if i remember correctly, i fixed it by chaning the flash plugin tha I used.
[12:19] <Clouse> michelpplz: Maybe, are we talking uploading to it or are downloading from it here?
[12:20] <Technocrat> hatake_kakashi:  please explain in details
[12:20] <Aquahallic> DaZ-: that's BEAUTIFUL.. very fast too... ty!
[12:20] <Ileden> Technocrat: i don't remember how i did it anymore, though (or in fact whether i actually did it)
[12:20] <Technocrat> Ileden: how ?
[12:20] <DaZ-> yw [;
[12:20] <michelpplz> technocrat: are you using medibuntu? http://www.medibuntu.org - also you can download the ubuntu flash player directly from adobe's website
[12:20] <hatake_kakashi> Technocrat, you type in "about:plugins" without quotes into firefox's address tab or whatever you want to call it
[12:21] <ttwj> heya
[12:21] <ttwj> wut's ubuntu apt package for gnutls?
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> !find gnutils
[12:22] <Technocrat> michelpplz: I install everything using package manager or add / remove applications facility of ubuntu
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> ttwj: try: apt-cache seach gnu | grep tls | less
[12:22] <hatake_kakashi> !find flashplugin-installer
[12:22] <dragonfist> i've a problem. the ubuntu live cd and fresh install work fine on my pc but after updating it my monitor shows h.v frequency over range.
[12:22] <Ileden> Technocrat: It might have been trhough the packet manager, Synaptic. I probably searched for flash, and removed the one in use, replacing it with another.... but really, I don't know if you should do this, just providing some possibilities.
[12:22] <dragonfist> there is boot splash
[12:22] <jduggan> Hey, the network applet in the gnoem toolbar, the vpn tab the 'add' button is greyed out, does it rely on another package for it to be available? if so, which package?
[12:22] <hatake_kakashi> Technocrat, look above.. sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[12:23] <Technocrat> Ileden: So even in linux we do things which we dont understand and sometimes they work
[12:23] <dragonfist> but when it should be gdm, my monitor became blank and shows h.v frequency over range.
[12:23] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: the phone seems to appear at the end of dmesg there http://pastebin.com/f61b010db
[12:23] <Technocrat> hatake_kakashi: I have tried that .. didnt work
[12:23] <dragonfist> oh sorry i'll ask it later.
[12:23] <hatake_kakashi> Technocrat, ok and did you load up about:plugins to see if shockwave flash is installed?
[12:24] <michelpplz> technocrat: medibuntu is a updated repository, so there's no install to be done. but are you saying you refuse to download from adobe's website? if so, then your problem may be self imposed
[12:24] <th0r> jduggan: you have to add the nm plugin for the vpn type you require
[12:24] <Clouse> Technocrat: I know you are already getting help so sorry for butting in but I was just wondering is your main problem not having flash in you browser?
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> mizipzor: looks like its /dev/sdc1
[12:24] <Technocrat> michelpplz: yeah I didnt install from adobe
[12:24] <Ileden> Technocrat: well... I do. :)
[12:24] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: i see some error messages now http://pastebin.com/f308b0978 ... hm... might the memory be corrupt?
[12:25] <Technocrat> hatake_kakashi: I am doing it
[12:25] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: in /dev, i only have a sdc, no sdc1
[12:25] <Jerusalem420> i have two ubuntu boxes and a crossover cable, but no router. I wanna direct connect the network cards
[12:25] <Jerusalem420> what do i need to do to set up a little LAN?
[12:26] <Technocrat> hatake_kakashi: There is a flash plugin .. swf
[12:26] <Jerusalem420> !lan
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> mizipzor: hmm i'd chkdsk /dev/sdc (you can do that now as the device is not busy)
[12:26] <Technocrat> hatake_kakashi: I mean shockwave flash
[12:27] <Clouse> Jerusale420: You have already got it all, just plug it in and awaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay you gooooooooooooo.
[12:27] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: i dont have the chkdsk command... and apt-get cant find it either
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> Jerusalem420:  set up static ip's or install a dhcp server on one.. is a bit easier.
[12:27] <hatake_kakashi> Technocrat, and so you can't play videos from youtube?
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> Jerusalem420:  and install whatever services you want them to have.
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> mizipzor: fsck, sorry
[12:27] <Technocrat> hatake_kakashi: Yes I cant
[12:28] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: yea, thx, google just told me :)
[12:28] <Parsi> how can i repair MBR with liveCD?
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> mizipzor: work brain is on right now so i'm jumping between OSs
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> !grub | Parsi
[12:28] <hatake_kakashi> Technocrat, don't know if this helps but I've also installed mplayer plugins.. you'll probably need to enable medibuntu packages first
[12:28] <myself> whats a badass windows manager besides KDE and GNOME
[12:29] <^space^> how can i make a public_html for every user i create? that can access through http://localhost/~user
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> myself: LXDE here
[12:29] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/d4f6ec6d3 ... hmm seems like there are some problems
[12:29] <Technocrat> I have installed youtube plugin in totem
[12:29] <Parsi> ActionParsnip: i dont want linux anymore
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> mizipzor: what format is the partition?
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> Parsi: then you need to ask in ##windows
[12:29] <Technocrat> hatake_kakashi: and strangely I can play youtube videos in totem or mplayer if you call that
[12:29] <AsiL> Ne diyonuz amk ya.
[12:29] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: dont know, but since it works on windows and is a quite old phone, my guess is fat32
[12:30] <myself> whats LXDE like actionparsnip
[12:30] <^space^> ActionParsnip how can i make a public_html for every user i create? that can access through http://localhost/~user
[12:30] <Mrokii> hello. Is there a way to get back to the original soundsettings/installed drivers again? The ones that were installed as Standard with Ubuntu?+
[12:30] <hatake_kakashi> Technocrat, those flv files right?
[12:30] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: fsck seems to assume ext2... that should be changed
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> mizipzor: use fsck.vfat then
[12:30] <Technocrat> hatake_kakashi: no idea
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> myself: its a badass windows manager besides KDE and GNOME
[12:30] <Technocrat> whatever youtube plays
[12:30] <jointman> I need help with my update-manager.
[12:30] <arand> Parsi: If you want to reinstall ntldr (win bootloader) to mbr, use supergrubdisk.
[12:30] <myself> you're badass
[12:30] <jointman> It gave this error message.
[12:31] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: "open /dev/dsc: No medium found" ... hm
[12:31] <myself> actionparnsnip if i install it, will it be easy to integrate with booting between that and kde and gnome
[12:31] <Parsi> arand: i heard there is package in ubuntu that repair it
[12:31] <jointman> E:Encountered a section with no Package: header, E:Problem with MergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/ubuntu-ashisuto.ubuntulinux.jp_ubuntu_dists_jaunty-security_main_binary-i386_Packages, E:The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> mizipzor: read the error, the penny will drop
[12:31] <hatake_kakashi> Technocrat, well how did you play them on totem and mplayer? did you point the programs to youtube's address?
[12:31] <ttwj> :\
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> s/dsc/sdc
[12:31] <ttwj> wut's gnutls package in ubuntu
[12:31] <ttwj> i tried the command u gave me
[12:31] <myself> actionparsnip can i easily integrate it between kde and gnome
[12:31] <ttwj> :(
[12:32] <^space^> ActionParsnip how can i make a public_html for every user i create? that can access through http://localhost/~user  ??
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> myself: sure, you choose your session type at logon
[12:32] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: that there is no medium? well, yea... seems like the problems im having in the first place is that somehow linux cant detect the filesystem... should have guessed that when it didnt automount
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> ^space^: not sure, why dont you ask the room
[12:32] <myself> what apps does it install actionparsnip
[12:32] <arand> Parsi: So what do you want to do?
[12:32] <hatake_kakashi> Technocrat, nm.. try getting mozilla-mplayer and then restarting firefox
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> myself: http://www.lxde.org/   you will still be able to use gnome apps
[12:32] <Technocrat> hatake_kakashi: there is an option to play youtube videos and search for them in totem on the right side panel...
[12:32] <Parsi> arand: mbr damaged. i cannot start windows
[12:33] <myself> i see
[12:33] <hatake_kakashi> Technocrat, ahh that I never noticed
[12:33] <myself> why do you like it actionparsnip
[12:33] <ttwj> argh, nvm i found it
[12:33] <ttwj> its libcurl3-gnutls
[12:33] <Alvinware> How to get back packages removed from remove orphaned packages?
[12:33] <^space^> Anybody in the room would like to help on how to create public_html for each user i create?
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> myself: because it dos what i want wen i say to do it rather than being slow and clumsy like i find kde and gnome
[12:33] <myself> i see
[12:33] <myself> how do i install it to try it out :)
[12:33] <Mrokii> I will try it differently: I tried out several thing to make Amarok play sound on Ubuntu. I achieved that (with help from the Internet), but now it seems that several other sounds aren't playing correctly anymore.
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> myself: sudo apt-get install lxde
[12:34] <Mrokii> For example, Ubuntus' starting sound. All I hear is a kind of quiet "scratching" from the speakers when the sound is played
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> myself: log off, change session type, log on
[12:34] <hatake_kakashi> Technocrat, that should work :)
[12:34] <myself> i see alright, thnak you :)
[12:34] <mango> gomerpyle, u there?
[12:35] <arand> Parsi: ok, I don't know about the ubuntu package, so the only advice I'll give is supergrubdisk, if you want to get rid of grub completely, or guides for reinstalling grub if you like grub and/or want to keep the ability to boot ubuntu.
[12:35] <Parsi> no one used "mbr" package before?
[12:35] <Technocrat> hatake_kakashi:  You DIDNT noticed... :O are you sure you can help me :|
[12:36] <Alvinware> How to get back packages removed from remove orphaned packages? some one pro help me, pls.
[12:36] <hatake_kakashi> Technocrat, what do you mean? I've installed various packages to my tastes and things just happened to work :P
[12:36] <hatake_kakashi> anyway it doesn't hurt to try, I checked mine and mplayer-plugin supports flv amongst a whole bunch of other formats
[12:36] <hatake_kakashi> i.e. mozilla-mplayer
[12:37] <Technocrat> hatake_kakashi: well , ok I will try that too
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> Alvinware: you could read apt logs
[12:37] <jointman> My update-manager displays this error message, need help.
[12:37] <jointman> E:Encountered a section with no Package: header, E:Problem with MergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/ubuntu-ashisuto.ubuntulinux.jp_ubuntu_dists_jaunty-security_main_binary-i386_Packages, E:The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
[12:38] <arand> Parsi: from reding the package description, I don't *think* the "mbr" package would do what you want...
[12:38] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip: it seems to detect the disk (/dev/sdc) but not the partition on the disk (/dev/sdc1)... any guesses as to the cause of this?
[12:38] <Alvinware> ActionParsnip, where?
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> Alvinware: /var/log
[12:39] <Alvinware> ActionParsnip, the term.log?
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> Alvinware: not sure, there will be a log in there
[12:40] <Alvinware> ActionParsnip, only that.
[12:40] <Alvinware> ActionParsnip, can't open.
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> Alvinware: there will be logs in there for a lot of stuff
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> Alvinware: gedit /var/log/dpkg.log
[12:42] <mizipzor> plugging in my flashdrive, a /dev/sdc shows up, but no /dev/sdc1, what could be the cause of this?
[12:42] <adnc_> is anyone using rss feeds with gnome-Do?
[12:42] <adnc_> i can not get my own feeds to be used
[12:43] <Alvinware> ActionParsnip, yeah, open already, next?
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> Alvinware: read through, it will say what has been install, upgraded and removed
[12:44] <earthen> anyone know why firefox says everytime it starts up that it has installed 3 new updates
[12:44] <Alvinware> ActionParsnip, so just install it back?
[12:45] <earthen> when it has not installed anything
[12:45] <GPL> how to make ubuntu auto detect and install sound drivers ?
[12:45] <mizipzor> plugging in my flashdrive, a /dev/sdc shows up, but no /dev/sdc1, what could be the cause of this? is the partition bad? it works under windows... does it need to be formatted? do i need extra drivers?
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> !fixsound | GPL
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> Hmm...
[12:45] <buch> Hey.. anyone have a Xorg.conf tweak for nvidia geforce fx 5200 ultra? or can point me to something?
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> buch:  a tweak to do what exactly?
[12:46] <GPL> Dr_Willis : it says event not found
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> Alvinware: that will tell you what is uninstalled, you can reinstall whatever yuo find. It wont say specifically what you removed with deborphan afaik
[12:46] <Dr_Willis> GPL:  that was a 'bot' command for the channel
[12:46] <Dr_Willis> !bot | GPL
[12:46] <GPL> !fixsound
[12:46] <Dr_Willis> !alsa
[12:47] <buch> Dr_Willis: Well im facing some problems with High quality Youtube. And i think i need to make it run AGP ect ect?
[12:49] <bellosguardo> Hi, my cpu scaling doesn't work at times, whats happening?
[12:50] <antonio_> hi, when i try to compile ffv1rec i get this error, http://paste.ubuntu.com/249191/
[12:50] <Cyber_Akuma> Can the PS3 version of Ubuntu 9.04 alternate installer output via hdmi?
[12:50] <Cyber_Akuma> or the os once installed?
[12:51] <gomerpyle> mango, i'm sorry i found where gnome network connection preferences are stored but i can't understand how to change the default dhcp range of the internet connection sharing feature
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> buch:  most of the issues ive seen with flash video are due to  the flash stuff being to blame.. But as a work around you could always download/convert the flash files I guess...  I dont bend over too far backwards for flash any more.
[12:51] <Cynope> !bot
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> !ps3 | Cyber_Akuma
[12:53] <Boohbah> !arm
[12:54] <dirk1> hola comnidad...
[12:54] <Cyber_Akuma> " most of the issues ive seen with flash video are due to  the flash stuff being to blame" "I dont bend over too far backwards for flash any more" <---- that kinda mentality won't get linux anywhere though. or at least Ubuntu. http://www.xkcd.com/619/
[12:54] <Cyber_Akuma> BTW, theres less than 10 people in that ps3 ubuntu chan :(
[12:54] <dirk1> hello
[12:54] <error404notfound> i have a laptop with 4G ram, i will use this for gaming and development like netbeans/eclipse + LAMP and etc, at times i might do hibernate as well, do you think i even need a swap to begin with and if yes, would 5G sound promising?
[12:54] <Bennit> hey
[12:55] <Bennit> is there a reason why my jaunty (up to date, kernel 28-xx-13
[12:55] <Cyber_Akuma> error404notfound: well, ubuntu's default behavior is to hibernate to the swap partition
[12:55] <Bennit> can't handle 2 mice at the same time?
[12:55] <error404notfound> Cyber_Akuma, so i guess atleast 4G would be the least swap i wouldneed
[12:56] <arand> error404notfound: If you do want hibernate.
[12:56] <Cyber_Akuma> You said you wanted to hibernate, so unless you change it to use a file on your filesystem you will need at least as much swap as you have ram
[12:56] <xzachtmx_> (sorry if this isnt the right place to ask) but does anyone know of a good C editor for ubuntu (jaunty jackalope)
[12:56] <Bennit> gnome goes mad when I plug in the 2nd one, for example: focus is on desktop, (as in selected something) then I press delete and words get deleted in my terminal which i had focus on before I clicked the desktop
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> Cyber_Akuma:  i look forward to google's new video stuff putting the stake in the heart of flash.  i  I dont care about getting 'ubuntu' anywhere' i care about getting the work done i need to do.. ubuntu does that for me.  but this isent really a ubuntu related topic.. so i will let it drop now. :)
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> xzachtmx_:  i like 'geany' for many programing editing needs.
[12:56] <Bennit> is this a bug or simple known issue that you shouldn't plug in two mice to avoid it
[12:57] <Bennit> also, does anyone know the command for "edit menu's"
[12:57] <xzachtmx_> ok Thank you Doctor =)
[12:57] <sleepy_cat> i installed ubuntu 9.04 NRE on my laptop first everything came properly.. then whn i updated it told me to restart.. after restarting.. its just shows the desktop and no gnome panels
[12:57] <Bennit> as i'd like too see some output when I try to start it (as in: it doesn't start)
[12:57] <sleepy_cat> anyidea what could be the problem
[12:57] <Cyber_Akuma> Dr_Willis: just saying, flash and youtube is useful to most people, just plain ignoring it dosen't help
[12:57] <xnonix> a simple question, where is xorg archive?
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> Cyber_Akuma:  and adobe has constantly broken flash.  they are the ones ignoring linux. but perhaps it will change soon..
[12:57] <Cyber_Akuma> I got so far just about everything I want workign in ubuntu
[12:58] <arand> Bennit: alacarte* something is the command name.
[12:58] <sleepy_cat> xnonix: was that for me
[12:58] <Cyber_Akuma> with the exception of vidoe acceelration
[12:58] <Cyber_Akuma> but I heard its impossible with ym current card atm
[12:58] <error404notfound> hmmm... restoring from hibernate is a good option? i mean performance wise? on my HP Compaq 6720s, i always got a performance degrade after restore from hibernate.
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> Cyber_Akuma:  i also seem to find that many of the 'video web sites' some how tweak flash  on their sites.. that can break things just for that site. I had cbs.com work.. then break when they added comercials..  its  hard to trouble shoot that stuff.
[12:58] <Cyber_Akuma> Hell, the damn thing dosen't evne work proprely in Windows 7 >.<
[12:58] <deany> having my friend beat me over the head constantly with "why is it so hard just to install java and flash, when you just click and install in windows" wont help ubuntu either.   took me forever to get java installed as I gave him the command to install the plugin only, thinking it`ll get the rest itself...it didnt! it only got the plugin.. odd, as my 32bit install gets all the deps, his is 64bit...
[12:59] <Bennit> arand: the problem was alacarte requires sudoers rights
[12:59] <Bennit> which you apperently don't get to give as you click it
[12:59] <jiohdi> what would make trash bin lock up and cause ubuntu to crash?
[12:59] <Cyber_Akuma> deany: you can't just install that from the repos?
[12:59] <Parsi> does "testdisk" recover mbr?
[13:00] <Bennit> thanks arand , where do I report the bug? :)
[13:00] <Bennit> on the devel list or on launchpad?
[13:00] <diddy> What was the social channel of freenode again?
[13:00] <arand> Bennit: for me using command "alacarte" gives me menu editor with no passwd prompt, so that might be the problem on your side in itself
[13:01] <deany> Cyber_Akuma, I had to include the jre in the command, thats al l im saying.  not getting deps itself caused headaches.  as for flash, i had to find the 64bit dev version.
[13:01] <aCheR0> Hello I had ubuntu 7.04 (its old),
[13:01]  * error404notfound counts ticks....
[13:01] <aCheR0> its being used as router,
[13:01] <Cyber_Akuma> I had trouble with flash because firefox installed some opensource version
[13:01] <Cyber_Akuma> had to get that DELETEd first
[13:01] <Bennit> arand: It's multiuser ubuntu with only one real user (non-system-users)
[13:01] <Cyber_Akuma> before I coudl install the real one from the repos
[13:02] <Bennit> so I'd see no reason why I can't edit the menu as this user
[13:02] <error404notfound> aCheR0, for old you could have tried xubuntu 8.04 or any later version, xubuntu is also quite light
[13:02] <deany> all im saying is, the common things like java/flash should be easier for nubs.
[13:02] <Cyber_Akuma> which worked... well.... not perfect, but good enough, a hell of a lot better than the opensource one
[13:02] <aCheR0> its working smoothly, its also used as DHCP, can I block some websites for users?
[13:02] <midos> hey
[13:02] <Cyber_Akuma> agreed deany
[13:02] <deany> having a few things called java in the repo to choose from, confuses them..
[13:02] <Cyber_Akuma> Yeah, a lot of linux enthusasts can work aroudn it or don't need it, but the general population does, and ignoring them really isn't helping support for their distro
[13:02] <arand> Bennit: so core of problem might be in the permissions of the concerned user...
[13:03] <Cyber_Akuma> Another thing, which im glad Mint works to resolve, is the whole "dirty" drivers/software idea
[13:03] <aCheR0> I need away to block dome websites for some users (per IP),can I acheive this?
[13:03] <Cyber_Akuma> Pretty much, most people will care that it works, not if its 100% FOSS or not, and will want those installed by default after a few "I agree" prompts
[13:04] <jrib> Cyber_Akuma: firefox installs whatever version you tell it to.  It lists adobe's and the open source option
[13:04] <Dr_Willis> aCheR0:  a fast and dirty way it to edit the /etc/hosts file and point their URL to  a different ip.. or use iptable commands to block the specific ip.
[13:04] <gladio70> #ubuntu-it
[13:04] <Cyber_Akuma> jrib: I tried ot go to a site with flash and it told me it needs a plugin
[13:04] <Cyber_Akuma> and autoamtically installed some opensource version of flash and extras likw swfplay or osmething like that
[13:04] <jrib> Cyber_Akuma: yes, with a yellow bar.  And if you click on it, it offers adobe as an option
[13:04] <Cyber_Akuma> never asked me
[13:04] <Cyber_Akuma> asked me to install adobe's version*
[13:04] <jrib> Cyber_Akuma: are you using jaunty?
[13:04] <aCheR0> Dr_willis, what do you mean by a fast and dirty/
[13:04] <Cyber_Akuma> I had to manualyl do that from the repos
[13:04] <aCheR0> shall it work?
[13:04] <Cyber_Akuma> yes
[13:05] <Cyber_Akuma> 64bit
[13:05] <trupheenix> hi need help. i installed netbook remix 9.04 on an acer aspire One. i switched from the netbook interface to the regular desktop interface. then i restarted my pc and now when i log into Gnome, the gnome panels don't appear and the window decorations don't appear. how do i fix this?
[13:05] <jrib> Cyber_Akuma: try again I'm sure you may have just overlooked it
[13:05] <aCheR0> what do you mean by short and dirty?
[13:05] <Cyber_Akuma> jrib, I said I got it installed now, by manually doing it from the drpos
[13:05] <Dr_Willis> aCheR0:  its has potential issues.. but it can work.
[13:05] <Bennit> arand: i'll still post a bug that some kind of error popup box would be nice "insufficient permissions for this user" or so, then I'll look into the permissions of the user :)
[13:05] <Cyber_Akuma> and uninstalling the version firefox installed
[13:05] <Dr_Willis> aCheR0:  point the url to a different ip..  is good for a few sites.. but say you wanted to do 1000 sites.. well...
[13:05] <aCheR0> like what are its disadvantages?
[13:05] <jrib> Cyber_Akuma: I understand but you seem to be asking about ubuntu's behavior not how to install flash
[13:05] <Cyber_Akuma> I mean, seriously, the thing was so terrible it coudlen't even render the "pause" icon in youtube correctly
[13:05] <Bennit> imo there's nothing so anoying as clicking a button then having to wait not knowing if it's doing something or not
[13:05] <aCheR0> noo
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> aCheR0:  also they could just enter the http://ip# if they wanted...
[13:06] <Cyber_Akuma> it was assymetrical
[13:06] <arand> Bennit: Yes, that is indeed a valid bug.
[13:06] <jrib> Cyber_Akuma: flash is closed source, that's the best that can be done
[13:06] <Cyber_Akuma> jrib: this is precisely what I talked about a few min ago
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> It shows how much linux has grown/improved when the 'biggest' problem is 'flash'
[13:06] <aCheR0> they are not much experienced
[13:06] <Cyber_Akuma> hardly Dr_Willis
[13:06] <Cyber_Akuma> just a common one
[13:06] <Cyber_Akuma> XD
[13:06] <c4pt> anyone using xen kernel here?
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> aCheR0:   theres also anti porn/whatever extensions for firefox.
[13:07] <aCheR0> but I had to block the website for a list of IPs
[13:07] <aCheR0> mmmm,
[13:07] <aCheR0> is it the same for iptables?
[13:07] <Cyber_Akuma> Vats majority of somebody who wants flash will likely want it to run well, not caring if its FOSS or not, and more than willing ot agree ot Adobe's EULA to use it
[13:07] <Cyber_Akuma> Vast*
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> aCheR0:  iptables can block a range of ip's i belive.
[13:07] <aCheR0> is is better than /etc/hosts
[13:07] <gauravsrf> hello every one
[13:07] <Cyber_Akuma> Ubuntu's reluctant behavior to make it easy to install non-FOSS drivers/software drives many away
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> aCheR0:  for a large  #  addresses.. proberly.
[13:08] <Cyber_Akuma> As I said, from what I heard, Mint is a step i teh right direction with this
[13:08] <gauravsrf> i need to know is there any way out that i can remotely view and operate the linux system on windows OS
[13:08] <Cyber_Akuma> havent used mint though
[13:08] <jrib> Cyber_Akuma: it *is* easy.  System -> Administration -> Hardware drivers for video drivers and the yellow bar pop-up for adobe flash.
[13:08] <aCheR0> I need to block almost 20  websites for 8 ip address
[13:08] <ShapeShifter499> g2g
[13:08] <ShapeShifter499> bye
[13:08] <aCheR0> what is way that you recommend
[13:08] <Cyber_Akuma> the yellow bar just installed the foss version and didn't give methe option to install adon'e version for some reason
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> aCheR0:  for a total of 160 ip addresses?
[13:08] <hatake_kakashi> ubuntu is far more easier to use compared to say debian, slackware, etc :p
[13:09] <Cyber_Akuma> as for video drivers.... im stuck
[13:09] <Cyber_Akuma> AFAIK, the craptacular Radeon x1200 isn't supported anymore in 9.04
[13:09] <jrib> Cyber_Akuma: it did for me.  So I am assuming you just overlooked it unless the behavior was changed recently
[13:09] <Cyber_Akuma> or opensuse 11.1
[13:09] <Cyber_Akuma> or Windows 7
[13:09] <Cyber_Akuma> Damn ATI >.<
[13:09] <Dawgmatix> hatake - there isnt much of a difference between ubuntu and debians ease of use imo
[13:09] <hatake_kakashi> and that's the fault of the driver developer not necessarily ubuntu
[13:09] <aCheR0> I mean, there are 8 users (8 ips) and Ineed to block around 20 websites for them,
[13:09] <aCheR0> I need an advise
[13:09] <Cyber_Akuma> But I can't blame ubuntu for ATI;s decision to remove support
[13:10] <Cyber_Akuma> they worked in 8.10  and vista >.<
[13:10] <Dawgmatix> akuma - x1200 is supported on 9.04 via the radeonhd open source drivers
[13:10] <chosentailor> Hi, I'm a complete noob at linux.. does sftp need bind installed?
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> aCheR0:  on the same system? the hosts file will block  the sites for everyone.. same with iptables commands.. its not a per-user thing.
[13:10] <Dawgmatix> you can get the 9.3 catalyst drivers from amds website which were the last to support this card
[13:10] <aCheR0> yeah, but I mean which is better using /etc/hosts or iptables?
[13:10] <Cyber_Akuma> Dawgmatix: I tried installing ati drivers from the repos
[13:10] <aCheR0> I know its on the server
[13:10] <Dawgmatix> akuma that wont work :)
[13:10] <Cyber_Akuma> xorg woudl no longer start until I booted into recovery mode and uninstalled them
[13:11] <hatake_kakashi> Dawgmatix, guess debian has become really user friendly eh?
[13:11] <Cyber_Akuma> I see, so this is something I need to manually install?
[13:11] <Dawgmatix> hatake i guess thats true
[13:11] <Dawgmatix> yes
[13:11] <napzter> Hi THere, Im googling for an Ubuntu THeme.. and it seems I cannot find a Themes? do anyone know where can i download themes?
[13:11] <Cyber_Akuma> got a guide?
[13:11] <Dawgmatix> sure
[13:11] <Cyber_Akuma> btw, minor question while im here
[13:11] <Dr_Willis> aCheR0:  if you know iptables.. use it i guess..
[13:12] <hatake_kakashi> Dawgmatix, ahh well guess I'm mistaken since my last tinkering with debian was 4.0r0
[13:12] <jrib> !ati > Cyber_Akuma
[13:12] <Cyber_Akuma> burtning a xubuntu 9.04 livecd for a friend to help refover his system, anybody know where I can find cd coverart that I can use on the p;rintable disk?
[13:12] <Cyber_Akuma> Want ot ige it a nice label
[13:12] <aCheR0> well, I am not advanced, a guide or tutorial will guide me to it,
[13:12] <Cyber_Akuma> to give*
[13:12] <Cyber_Akuma> thanks
[13:12] <aCheR0> thanks
[13:12] <bluepencil> hi guys
[13:13] <napzter> where can I download Ubuntu theme?
[13:13] <Dawgmatix> akuma: 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 , download the driver
[13:13] <bluepencil> My screen's resolution isnt listed in the Nvidia display config window, and i set the panning to the resolution, now its all weird.. i need to scroll edges now.
[13:13] <bazhang> napzter, gnome-look.org
[13:14] <aldin> hi, does pidgin support "aware" states, so if i lock my screen (session), does pidgin go to e.g. away state? ubuntu 9.04...
[13:14] <Dawgmatix> then 'chmod +x ati*', followed by sh ati* ....
[13:14] <Dawgmatix> and you should be all set once you install it, you can check by running "fglrxinfo" after you restart, it should say ATI opengl ..
[13:14] <Cyber_Akuma> "sh ati*" ?
[13:15] <Dr_Willis> Cyber_Akuma:  run the ati isntaller with sh whateveritsiscalled
[13:15] <Dawgmatix> you will have to run it with sudo
[13:15] <Dawgmatix> let me know if you run into any issues :)
[13:16] <Parsi> anyone can help me to rebuild mbr with testdisk?
[13:16] <Dawgmatix> i have a laptop with the same config that I have here working completely fine
[13:16] <Cyber_Akuma> k, ill try it in about 2 hours or so, I can't reboot the system right now
[13:16] <Cyber_Akuma> thanks
[13:16] <Cyber_Akuma> ill let you know hwo it goes when I try it
[13:16] <Dawgmatix> ok
[13:17] <user_> hi
[13:17] <Ascavasaion> My friend phoned me... He ordered a CD with a couple of distros on it... for his new Acer Aspire notebook.  He wants to mount the DVD on another machine with a DVDROM Drive, and then install individual applications via a network cable onto the Aspire which has no removable drives.  Problem is that the whole distribution is in ons large file /casper/filesystem.squashfs  Any idea how he can access individual packages out of this one l
[13:17] <Ascavasaion> arge file?
[13:17] <user_> test
[13:18] <Dawgmatix> asca - pxe install to the rescue :)
[13:18] <SirFunk> anyone have any experience with indicator-applet?
[13:18] <Dawgmatix> i dont know if ubuntu has one of the minimal installers (debian does and its called netinst)
[13:18] <geirha> Ascavasaion: There aren't any packages in there. It contains the fs of the live session, and when you install, it copies files from it directly, it doesn't install packages.
[13:18] <diddy> What was the social channel of freenode again?
[13:18] <jrib> !minimal | Dawgmatix
[13:19] <arand> SirFunk: I guess we all have, since it's there by default...
[13:19] <jrib> diddy: #defocus ?
[13:19] <Dawgmatix> thanks ubottu, didnt know about this :)
[13:19] <diddy> jrib, Thx
[13:19] <Dawgmatix> will use this going forward, i hate wasting bandwidth downloading openoffice when I will never use it :D
[13:19] <geirha> Ascavasaion: The alternative install disc contains packages though, since it has room for it without a live session.
[13:21] <SirFunk_> sorry, lets try that again
[13:21] <SirFunk_> anyone have any experience with indicator-applet?
[13:21] <jrib> !anyone | SirFunk_
[13:21] <SirFunk_> ok
[13:21] <SirFunk_> with indicator-applet, if you launch it and evolution and pidgin, arn't things supposed to pop up in it's menu?
[13:22] <arand> SirFunk: they are indeed.
[13:23] <b3rz3rk3r> is that like the notification area for gnome?
[13:23] <SirFunk_> no
[13:23] <SirFunk_> not really
[13:23] <b3rz3rk3r> whats the diff?
[13:24] <bluepencil> My screen's resolution isnt listed in the Nvidia display config window, and i set the panning to the resolution, now its all weird.. i need to scroll edges now.
[13:24] <SirFunk_> indicator-applet sits in the notification area (or next to it) and interacts with multiple messaging programs givign you quick access and notification to them, ig uess
[13:24] <SirFunk_> idk, mine isn't working yet :-P
[13:24] <SirFunk_> arand: ok, thought so... my indicator applet ... it shows "pidgin" and "evolution" in it.. but doesn't load items from them
[13:24] <SirFunk_> any idea?
[13:26] <Ascavasaion> thank you geirha
[13:26] <leejongwook> :)
[13:26] <b3rz3rk3r> SirFunk, 9.04 alread has that functionality though with the pop-up notifications no?
[13:26] <Hydrid> I have an ati hd 3850 512 mb - 4GB ram - samsung 24" HD - p4 2,8 ghz and when i play video files either with totem or vlc i have a lag in the picture - frame rate is bad - voice comes first and after the video!!! Generaly very laggy situation. I am annoyed that AGAIN to play a simple video file in linux i must figure out the solution.
[13:26] <SirFunk_> b3rz3rk3r: you can't click on the pop-up notifications to go to the messages or anything
[13:27] <b3rz3rk3r> SirFunk, so you want a clickable version that will take you to the message?
[13:27] <SirFunk_> b3rz3rk3r: plus, the notificatinos go away, i want something that will sit in my tray and keep reminding me
[13:27] <piotr__> helo
[13:27] <b3rz3rk3r> ok.. i see
[13:27] <b3rz3rk3r> il check it out now
[13:27] <arand> SirFunk_: I think it's only supposed to show, new messages/mails... Is that not working for you?
[13:28] <SirFunk_> arand: hmm, i'm not sure, let me send myself a test mail
[13:28] <SirFunk_> arand: it's a little unclear from the wiki what it's supposed to show
[13:29] <kbp> Sorry for this noob question but I have never used VirtualBox before: If I have a Windows XP running on a partition already, can I "mount" to and use Windows OS in VirtualBox. Or do I have to install Windows OS from scratch?
[13:29] <b3rz3rk3r> kbp, no you will need to install a virtual one again
[13:29] <sil3nt|warri0r> hi guys
[13:29] <arand> SirFunk_: Personally I think that applet is just a bunch of feces, but it does provide some persistence for unread messages I guess...
[13:29] <sil3nt|warri0r> i having a strange prob
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> kbp:  its doable but considered 'dangerous to the safty of the data of the data on teh drive.. so dont do it. '
[13:30] <sil3nt|warri0r> i cannot install some of my updates, cause its showing as 'blocked updates' in kpkg
[13:30] <SirFunk_> arand: i'm not really familiar with it, i was just giving it a go to see how it works
[13:30] <b3rz3rk3r> SirFunk, did you get any sort of icon when u added it?
[13:31] <sil3nt|warri0r> for example about kernels, there many installs, and can anyone plz tell me which one to remove
[13:31] <kbp> ok thank you b3rz3rk3r and Dr_Willis ... I think it's better to restart instead of using virtualbox then
[13:31] <sil3nt|warri0r> http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/4552/linuxkernel.jpg
[13:31] <bellosguardo> Hi, my cpu scaling doesn't work at times
[13:31] <b3rz3rk3r> SirFunk, iv just tried now, and nothing is showing up at all?
[13:31] <bellosguardo> i can't understand why
[13:33] <SirFunk_> i have new mail sitting in my inbox and nothing is showing up in indicator-applet
[13:34] <arand> b3rz3rk3r: It's completely invisible until you start either pidgin or evolution, (clickable as a one pixel invisible line, usually in between notification area and volume applet...
[13:35] <divineforge> hello,
[13:35] <sil3nt|warri0r> anyone :(
[13:35] <divineforge> can someone suggest me a way to let ubuntu detect the video driver?
[13:35] <b3rz3rk3r> arand, oh that thing! i have a real dislike for that
[13:35] <b3rz3rk3r> arand, thanks, now i understand what SirFunk_ meant
[13:35] <calwig> so... on Jaunty how precisely does someone "fix" the tor problem
[13:36] <sele_> hi
[13:36] <divineforge> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg       doesn't help much
[13:36] <b3rz3rk3r> calwig, what tor prob?
 whats your problem?
[13:37] <gokalp> HELLO
[13:37] <divineforge> well I hve problem with graphic driver for my dell c400
 hi
[13:37] <gokalp> HOW ARE YOU?
[13:37] <divineforge> it seems that inside the xorg.conf it uses "generic" video driver rather than intel driver
[13:37] <calwig> b3rz3rk3r: well I followed the instructions to install Tor and its broken on firefox, it doesnt forward, and apt-get install tor does not work, only privoxy. And on FF it doesnt forward anything even after modifying the config file on /etc/privoxy
[13:38] <divineforge> though i have xserver-xorg-video-intel installed..
[13:38] <calwig> b3rz3rk3r: /etc/init.d/tor restart|stop|start doesnt work anymore
 inside /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[13:39] <b3rz3rk3r> calwig, maybe not the solution you are looking for, but when i wanted to try out Tor i used an Opera Browser with Tor "baked in". Called "OperaTor"  cehck it out
 in Section "Device"
[13:39] <divineforge> aha..
 put this Driver      "vesa"
 put this---->>>>  Driver      "vesa"
[13:39] <arand> SirFunk_: In the case of Pidgin, the window has to be minimized or at least unfocused when the message comes in, so it's status is _unread_ I don't use evolution, so I can't comment on that...
[13:39] <b3rz3rk3r> calwig, personally i just use a proxy server, or VPN now.. but it was alright imo. good idea
[13:39] <calwig> b3rz3rk3r: as a test? so if it works in Opera then it could work in FF
[13:39] <divineforge> okie.. let's see.
 logout for restart the Xorg
 and tell me what hapens
[13:40] <b3rz3rk3r> calwig, if it works, the you know that is just a setup problem on your end.  If not, then look to your routers ports/firewall
[13:40] <divineforge> okie
[13:41] <calwig> b3rz3rk3r: um i just noticed something, Network Proxy isnt installed by default on Jaunty. Do you know why? or how to install it
[13:46] <L2X-Spitfire> hey guys
[13:46] <L2X-Spitfire> i have a question
[13:46] <L2X-Spitfire> may i ?
[13:46] <danbhfive> of course
[13:46] <L2X-Spitfire> i ordered a new ip from my serverhost, and they said i must add it myself into the rootboox :D
[13:47] <L2X-Spitfire> but i dont know the command or how
[13:47] <L2X-Spitfire> can u help me out?
[13:47] <calwig> b3rz3rk3r: wait sorry it is installed
[13:48] <L2X-Spitfire> do u got any idea?
[13:49] <danbhfive> L2X-Spitfire: usually people just ask a question, and if any one knows, they will answer.  In this case, I don't know
[13:49] <L2X-Spitfire> someone told me something ipstables
[13:50] <Boohbah> L2X-Spitfire: please pastebin the output of 'sudo ifconfig -a'
[13:51] <L2X-Spitfire> loft2853:~# sudo ifconfig -a
[13:51] <L2X-Spitfire> eth0      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:0a:e4:8a:34:0d
[13:51] <L2X-Spitfire>           inet addr:85.25.184.178  Bcast:85.25.184.191  Mask:255.255.255.192
[13:51] <L2X-Spitfire>           UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST  MTU:1500  Metric:1
[13:51] <L2X-Spitfire>           RX packets:3657278 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
[13:51] <L2X-Spitfire>           TX packets:2082985 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
[13:51] <FloodBot3> L2X-Spitfire: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:51] <Boohbah> great reading comprehension
[13:52] <L2X-Spitfire> sry
[13:52] <L2X-Spitfire> http://pastebin.com/d583f163e
[13:52] <L2X-Spitfire> just woke up
[13:53] <bluepencil> My screen's resolution isnt listed in the Nvidia display config window, and i set the panning to the resolution, now its all weird.. i need to scroll edges now.
[13:53] <Boohbah> L2X-Spitfire: so, this is a dedicated server running ubuntu?
[13:53] <L2X-Spitfire> yes
[13:53] <iwobbles> hi can you get legacy parralell scanners to work with ubuntu ?
[13:53] <L2X-Spitfire> and i bought 3 more ips
[13:53] <L2X-Spitfire> since they were free
[13:54] <danbhfive> L2X-Spitfire: are you trying to setup a static ip?
[13:54] <bluepencil> anyone here using Nvidia drivers and the panel in 9.04?
[13:54] <Boohbah> L2X-Spitfire: ok, you can setup virtual interfaces on eth0 for each of your new IP's (or maybe on eth1)
[13:54] <L2X-Spitfire> can i pm u?
[13:54] <L2X-Spitfire> and show u what theysaid in email
[13:54] <L2X-Spitfire> they gave me an ip
[13:54] <Boohbah> sure
[13:55] <L2X-Spitfire> and some netmask brodcast
[13:55] <Pici> !enter
[13:55] <monito> jelou
[13:55] <mazda01> i have a weird ntfs samba mount issue. I can't for the life of me get it to mount writable. i have this in my /etc/fstab file: //192.168.0.4/My\040Pictures       /mnt/winxp_pictures     cifs    auto,noexec,users,nounix,uid=1000,gid=1000,credentials=/etc/samba/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777	0	0
[13:56] <mazda01> but everytime it mount with only r-xr-xr-x permissions?????
[13:56] <zhxk`> folks, how to specify runlevel to kernel at boot time, i see no effect adding 3 at the end of parameter list to kernel on menu.lst
[13:56] <jrib> zhxk`: why do you want to do that?
[13:56] <jrib> !runlevels | zhxk`
[13:56] <arand> !runlevel
[13:57] <kbp> mazda01: add username=XXXX,password=XXXX in option
[13:57] <matias> hi how to install winxp from ubuntu on a hard drive to havve two OS?
[13:57] <abbec> my acer ferarri laptop does not start xserver ~1/3 of the times.. a logfile from one of these is here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/249217/
[13:57] <zhxk`> jrib:i want have a menu choice between boot into cli and boot into gdm
[13:58] <mazda01> kbp, i suppose I can do that for testing but the username and password are located in the .smbcredentials file. and I have other windows shares that I am mounting as well and they are writable?
[13:58] <iceroot> matias: as a virtual machine? use virtual box. as dual boot, just install winxp as normal and choose an empty partition
[13:58] <wers> what config files can affect fonts? for some reason, fonts on firefox and kde apps stopped rendering properly
[13:58] <jrib> zhxk`: use sysv-rc-conf to setup runlevels for each then
[13:58] <matias> BUTthe partition must be NTFS formated?
[13:59] <danbhfive> matias: you should just repartition, and setup windows on the first partition
[13:59] <zhxk`> jrib:i've removed links to gdm in rc3.d already, now i want boot into runlevel 3 instead of 3
[13:59] <grawity> wers: Many GNOME apps use the sttings in gnome-config -- but some others (including the non-Ubuntu Firefox) use fontconfig (~/.fonts.conf for example).
[13:59] <zhxk`> 2
[13:59] <jrib> zhxk`: appending 3 to the kernel line in grub should work afaik
[14:00] <wers> grawity, i already deleted my .fonts.conf  but it didnt fix it :|
[14:00] <enzotib> mazda01: the file_mode and dir_mode options are like umask, should ne reversed
[14:00] <enzotib> should be*
[14:00] <kbp> mazda01: is the remote directory My Pictures something on C: drive?
[14:00] <zhxk`> jrib:it wont work,  it still boot into runlevel2
[14:00] <mazda01> kbp, all the windows shares have the same mount options but i am having trouble getting 2 of them writable despite the permissions being totally open on the windows side. http://pastebin.com/f5cb6b460
[14:00] <arand> matias: beware though, you'll have to reinstall the grub boot loader after the windows install, since win overwrites it.
[14:00] <grawity> wers: Maybe it is so because you deleted it?   ...anyway, what is the exact problem?
[14:00] <matias> becouse when i run the Windows xp cd it starts the installation but then it shows up an blu sceen
[14:01] <matias> yes i deleted windows vista and installd ubuntu
[14:01] <enzotib> mazda01: sorry, I was talking of fmask and dmask, that I use
[14:01] <matias> and now i cant any more install visa on my lapotop
[14:01] <arand> matias: and what does this blue screen say?
[14:01] <matias> ok
[14:01] <kbp> mazda01: C: write may be unwriteable when not shutdown/restart properly (and you cannot access it -assume you have ubuntu on that remote server neither)
[14:01] <jrib> zhxk`: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bug/85014 possibly
[14:01] <wers> grawity, nope. i deleted it after the problem occured. non-gnome apps like firefox and kde apps don't follow my gnome's font rendering configurations anymore. they used to
[14:02] <matias> like the worning like somthing is wrong and that if this problem apears to continue i must check the drives
[14:02] <mazda01> enzotib, i tried 0000 as well, then they get mounted with no permissions
[14:02] <grawity> wers: Did you install Firefox from the website?
[14:02] <trixz> hello
[14:02] <mazda01> enzotib, umask and dmask are depricated for cifs
[14:02] <trixz> is this the german chat?
[14:02] <trixz> please help me to find it :)
[14:02] <wers> grawity, nope. i have the shiretoko from the mozilla daily build ppa
[14:03] <mazda01> kbp, i am not sharing the windows c drive.
[14:03] <kbp> mazda01: I meant, if u have both Ubuntu and Windows XP on remote server. And if Windows XP was not shutdown/restart properly. You cannot use Ubuntu to access C: drive neither
[14:03] <arand> !de > trixz
[14:03] <danbhfive> !de | trixz
[14:03] <grawity> wers: Ah. It's still not an Ubuntu release. And only Ubuntu releases use GNOME settings...
[14:03] <trixz> thanks
[14:04] <myk_robinson> any way to reduce the graphical anomalies in OpenOffice when using Compiz/Desktop Effects? Text elements like to disappear, then reappear after I scroll the screen around a bit. This doesn't happen with desktop effects turned off. I'd prefer to keep the desktop effects, so is there a known workaround?
[14:04] <kbp> mazda01: ok so that means only 1 possible left: check the permission of that directory
[14:04] <mazda01> kbp, windows was shutdown properly, i said I have 3 other shares that are mounting fine with write permissions. i am just having trouble with the shared docs folder from windows and the my pictures from windows
[14:04] <grawity> wers: I can write a .fonts.conf if you want.
[14:04] <wers> grawity, yes, but it used to follow my rendering configs. chromium's tab fonts changed too
[14:04] <kbp> mazda01: ls -l that directory and check the permission (owner/group) with those which are working. any different?
[14:04] <ante_> Any idea what i can do about this mod_mono error - http://tp.tvbritannia.com/default.aspx - ?
[14:04] <mazda01> kbp, the permissions for the mount point before I mount it are daniel:daniel and rwx for all.   drwxrwxrwx  2 daniel daniel 4096 2009-08-06 19:44 winxp_pictures
[14:04] <grawity> wers: You mean the PPAs used to use GNOME's settings?
[14:05] <wers> grawity, yepyep. they follow gnome's font rendering
[14:05] <matias__> matic zdravo
[14:05] <grawity> wers: Hmm, they never did for me...  Anyway, copy this http://sprunge.us/aZJg to your ~/.fonts.conf - and edit to match the GNOME settings.
[14:05] <dragonfist> my monitor h.v frequency over range after update! i've added refresh rate to my xorg.conf. this is my xorg.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/249222/
[14:05] <mazda01> kbp, ls -la output of /mnt directory prior to mounting the 2 shares I am having problems with. http://pastebin.com/f3b523204
[14:06] <kbp> mazda01: if that was fine: check your samba config file, make sure write_list = daniel, read_list = daniel for that directory
[14:06] <howaya> after installing and removing ndiswrapper... now my wireless options dont appear to be in nm... is there some way i can reactivate/reinstall the old rt61pci driver??
[14:06] <wers> grawity, oh! i used a backup .fonts.conf. it's back to normal now! thanks for reminding me about .fonts.conf :D
[14:06] <mazda01> kbp, then after I mount them using sudo mount -a (which reads the fstab file)  http://pastebin.com/f1ad3e643
[14:06] <dragonfist> my monitor is viewsonic e70f.
[14:07] <mazda01> kbp, the smb.conf file is for changing stuff on the ubuntu samba server. i am not sharing those folders out as they originate on windows
[14:07] <runpain2> Hello folks
[14:08] <tapas> hi, is it possible to uinstale e.g. the 32 bit version of lib4cxx-dev additionally to the 64 bit version on my system?
[14:09] <zhxk`> jrib:how to do? what to modify?
[14:09] <runpain2> need some help with remote desktop I am using Ubuntu 8.10 and want to connect to my home computer from the barbershop computer
[14:09] <kbp> mazda01: ok so if u didnt touch smb.conf from the beginning, but all other directories work fine, so I reckon it's not samba config.
[14:09] <howaya> after installing and removing ndiswrapper... now my wireless options dont appear to be in nm... is there some way i can reactivate/reinstall the old rt61pci driver?? any help greatly appreciated.
[14:09] <runpain2> now i can use logmein through the web browser firefox
[14:10] <peleg> What "Device or resource busy" as a response for mv means? I am only moving files inside my only HD...
[14:10] <jrib> zhxk`: read the comments
[14:10] <runpain2> but they time me out after 20minutes
[14:10] <kbp> mazda01: change cifs to smbfs to see if it fixes the problem. (also, you dont need to mount if you have put "auto" in the option)
[14:10] <peleg> I am trying to move firefox files, and firefox is absolutely not working.
[14:10] <simonb2> need help with 8.10 and touch pad swapping... someone here to help?
[14:10] <peleg> sorry: firefox *cache* files.
[14:10] <zhxk`> jrib:my english is poor, just tell me what to do?
[14:11] <mazda01> runpain2, do you have a home router? you'll need to know your external ip address and the easiest way is to ssh into your home ubuntu box and fire up x11vnc --usepw. set a vnc password for that user and you should be good to go. it will start a vnc server on port 5900 and will allow you to access your already started session at home. at least that what I use.
[14:11] <mazda01> kbp,  i know I don't need to mount it if i have auto. i am trying to straighten this out so unmount it, try something and then remount it. i'll try smbfs but i thought that was depricated by cifs
[14:12] <indus> hi
[14:12] <zhxk`> folks, i need enable runlevel at menu.lst, advice me
[14:12] <matias__> how to use vmWARE WORKSTATION?
[14:12] <peleg> forget about it, found the solution: can't move .
[14:13] <kbp> mazda01: wait, I just checked again your pastebin. The permission thing, I meant the permission on remote server, not on your pc
[14:13] <mazda01> kbp, nope, smbfs does the same thing.
[14:13] <mazda01> kbp, permissions for what folder?
[14:14] <kbp> mazda01: check if the permission of //192.168.0.4/My\040Pictures is different to //192.168.0.4/I$
[14:14] <kbp> mazda01: that was just for an abstract, I dont know the exact location of that directories on your server,
[14:14] <zhxk`> jrib:my english is poor, just tell me what to do?
[14:14] <zhxk`> folks, i need enable runlevel at menu.lst, advice me
[14:14] <zhxk`> jrib:my english is poor, just tell me what to do?
[14:15] <grom358> hey.. is ubuntu 9.04 going to be including firefox 3.5 as default browser at some stage?
[14:15] <jrib> zhxk`: I don't have time to read a page full of comments, sorry.  I saw several workaround posted after a quick glance though.  Take your time and read it
[14:15] <indus> grom358: no
[14:15] <krishna_> Hi
[14:15] <Gurkan`> Hello, is there a way to share internet with an iphone using ubuntu?
[14:15] <Kartagis> can you help me guys? I changed my IP block and now my SSL connection doesn't work. it used to work before
[14:15] <krishna_> i am not getting firefox - 3.5 in synaptic ?????????????
[14:15] <mazda01> kbp, i thought of that. i went into windows, i don't use simple file sharing. when I click on the sharing and security tab, i have admin, everyone, and daniel with full control. see my post here, it's number 1049: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7748019#post7748019
[14:16] <grom358> indus: why is that?
[14:16] <indus> krishna_: sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[14:16] <krishna_> indus, will it auto-import my present bookmarks ???
[14:16] <pilkanozna> polska
[14:16] <bazhang> krishna_, yes
[14:16] <indus> grom358: its ubuntu philosophy to only provide security updates till next release
[14:16] <krishna_> bazhang, thanks
[14:16] <bazhang> !pl | pilkanozna
[14:17] <pilkanozna> cześć
[14:17] <pilkanozna> hi
[14:17] <indus> grom358: also ,many add ons with ff 3.0 may not work with ff 3.5, but i dont believe that
[14:17] <ubuntu_904> i recently installed ubuntu 9.04 how should i open the .deb files
[14:18] <bazhang> ubuntu_904, which ones
[14:18] <indus> ubuntu_904: just double click
[14:18] <indus> grom358: the ff 3.5 package co exists with ff 3.0 in jaunty, you can install either one or both
[14:18] <bazhang> ubuntu_904, always check if they are in the repos first
[14:18] <howaya> hello. does anybody know if its possible to refresh my native wifi drivers?
[14:18] <indus> ubuntu_904: which package are you trying to install?
[14:18] <ubuntu_904> no it says choose an application
[14:18] <bazhang> indus, err no, need to have both versions of ff
[14:19] <indus> bazhang: really, hmm how come?
[14:19] <ubuntu_904> imagewritter
[14:19] <indus> bazhang: aah the ubuntu-desktop thing
[14:19] <SirStan> Does linux supporta GFS out of the box?
[14:19] <sarmisak> hi all
[14:19] <bazhang> ubuntu_904, double click open with gdebi
[14:19] <Ensiferum> hi
[14:19] <howaya> i'm not able to get wifi working since i installed & uninstalled ndiswrapper... anybody have any ideas?
[14:19] <Ensiferum> anyone know what has happened to ubuntu 7.10 repos?
[14:20] <Ensiferum> 404
[14:20] <indus> !eol | Ensiferum
[14:20] <bazhang> ubuntu_904, or dpkg -i file.deb
[14:20] <sarmisak> I have this problem; I did this before, but I can't find the right command. I want to split directory contents to multiple cds or dvds
[14:20] <Gurkan`> Sorry,my question was flooded away: is there a way to share internet with an iphone using ubuntu?
[14:20] <Ensiferum> ubottu: im not looking for security updates
[14:20] <runpain2> sorry mazda01  i missed your advice
[14:20] <arand> Ensiferum: tried different servers?
[14:20] <mazda01> kbp, have you read my post? weird hey? i can't figure it out.
[14:20] <indus> Ensiferum: what are you looking for?
[14:20] <Ensiferum> indus: dia
[14:20] <bazhang> Ensiferum, you need to upgrade to a supported version
[14:20] <indus> Ensiferum: dia? whats taht
[14:21] <Ensiferum> bazhang: uh, so just because there is a newer version the old repos cant be online?
[14:21] <runpain2> i am using windoz xp at home and ubuntu at barber shop
[14:21] <howaya> is there any room specially for wifi / network problems?
[14:21] <Kadena_Carbxx> i want to install gtk themes, how to?
[14:21] <Offoffoff> indus: it is like Visio
[14:21] <bazhang> howaya, what card chipset
[14:21] <Ensiferum> indus: its a simple diagram tool
[14:21] <howaya> rt61pci
[14:21] <bazhang> Kadena_Carbxx, drag tar.gz to theme manager
[14:21] <howaya> does that make sense?
[14:22] <kbp> mazda01: yea I've just read it. Have no idea tho... but just 1 comment: the dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777 means when you create a file/dir from other pc, the file/directory mask is 777 on the server.
[14:22] <bazhang> howaya, yes what does ifconfig output ---> paste.ubuntu.com
[14:22] <blueglasses> runpain u can use widowz inside a virtualmachine in ubuntu
[14:22] <arand> Ensiferum: http://packages.ubuntu.com/ < does that suffice?
[14:22] <indus> Ensiferum: you will need to install a newer version 8.04
[14:22] <bazhang> Ensiferum, versions reach end of life, and thus are unsupported
[14:22] <bluepencil> OMG this screen is driving me NUTS now
[14:22] <bluepencil> The requested URL could not be retrieved
[14:22] <bluepencil> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[14:22] <bluepencil> While trying to retrieve the URL: http://www.businessonline.standard.co.za/LoadBalancing/Redirect
[14:22] <bluepencil> The following error was encountered:
[14:22] <bluepencil> Zero Sized Reply
[14:22] <FloodBot3> bluepencil: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:23] <arand> Ensiferum: hang, on, nevermind, saw that gutsy was removed there...
[14:23] <bluepencil> Wrong paste, sorry guys
[14:23] <tapas> hmm, getlibs seems to be broken
[14:23] <howaya> wlan0 does not appear with #ifconfig as it would normally
[14:23] <bazhang> bluepencil, paste.ubuntu.com please
[14:23] <hatake_kakashi> howaya, so its ra0?
[14:23] <bluepencil> bazhang: sure dude, sorry.
[14:23] <runpain2> mazda01, I am using Windows XP at home and Ubuntu here at the Barbershop
[14:23] <bazhang> howaya, should be ra0
[14:24] <Ensiferum> man that sucks
[14:24] <howaya> nada... just eth0 & lo
[14:24] <arand> Ensiferum: I guess they take down the repos to save hosting costs.
[14:24] <hatake_kakashi> howaya, ifconfig -a
[14:24] <zhangxing> this is the ubuntu china ???
[14:24] <kbp> mazda01: have u tried using your username instead of groupname?
[14:24] <hatake_kakashi> zhangxing, no this is global ubuntu support
[14:24] <howaya> pan0
[14:24] <Ensiferum> i dont upgrade anything especially not once per year, i need my computer for doing work dont have time to fix it after every install/upgrade
[14:24] <indus> zhangxing: its english or global channel
[14:24] <Ensiferum> arand: guess so
[14:24] <hatake_kakashi> howaya, lspci -k into pastebin and which version are you using?
[14:25] <zhangxing> o just see some chinese and thought it's a chinese forum
[14:25] <bazhang> zhangxing, #ubuntu-cn
[14:25] <arand> Ensiferum: Then go for LTS?
[14:25] <zhangxing> thanks and which channel is about the armlinux
[14:25] <Ensiferum> arand: will do next time
[14:25] <indus> Ensiferum: ubuntu 8.04 will be supported 3 years on the desktop ,so u r fine till 2011
[14:25] <bazhang> zhangxing, ubuntu-arm you mean?
[14:25] <howaya> network controller: ralink rt2600 802.11 mimo
[14:25] <Gurkan`> Sorry,my question was flooded away: is there a way to share internet with an iphone using ubuntu?
[14:26] <zhangxing> yeah shouldbe
[14:26] <tapas> hmm, how to remove a package installed by getlibs?
[14:26] <brk3> in alpine, after doing ^W to search, how can i cycle through the results?
[14:26] <Gurkan`> you know any way zhangxing?
[14:26] <Kottizen> Gurkan`: Swedish? :D
[14:26] <howaya> kernel modules: rt61pci
[14:26] <bazhang> zhangxing, let me search for a moment
[14:26] <Gurkan`> Kottizen, yes, why?
[14:26] <mazda01> runpain2, if you want to access an already started session of ubuntu from outside your home network, you'll need to know your external ip address and have a vnc server running. what I do is tunnel vnc through ssh, that's the safetest. her's a just one guide for using vnc securly. http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-11808.html
[14:26] <Kottizen> hejhej :D
[14:26] <Gurkan`> Kottizen, har du något svar på mitt problem?
[14:26] <Kottizen> nej, tyvärr. :(
[14:27] <mazda01> kbp, which option in the fstab would I change?
[14:27] <Pici> !sv | Gurkan`
[14:27] <arand> Gurkan`: probably no one knows, the forums might be another shot.
[14:27] <Kottizen> Gurkan`: hatar mac ajfån tafs, så jag vet inget :P
[14:27] <Kottizen> ubottu: kul att bottar kan vara svenska med ;D
[14:27] <Kottizen> ...
[14:27] <Gurkan`> Kottizen, not my iphone.
[14:27] <Kottizen> hm okey...
[14:27] <hatake_kakashi> howaya, the module doesn't seem to be loaded.. just says kernel module
[14:28] <howaya> how do i load it?
[14:28] <arand> Gurkan`: Kottizen: No swedish in here, please stick to english.
[14:28] <bazhang> zhangxing, #ubuntu-arm is the channel
[14:28] <hatake_kakashi> howaya, but why aren't you pastebin it? or is the computer that has issues somewhere else?
[14:28] <Gurkan`> Kottizen, still, its the only internet i can get here. and now im sharing it through WLAN from a macbook
[14:28] <hatake_kakashi> howaya, sudo modprobe rt61pci
[14:28] <mazda01> runpain2, there are litteraly tons of guides for secure vnc. the easiest is to just ssh into your home box first, then start up x11vnc --usepw, set a password, adn then from windows at the barber shop use tightvncviewer and type in your external ip of your ubuntu box and port 5900 and when it asks for the password type in the password you set when you started the x11vnc server. FYI though, the pasword will be sent in the clear. that's why
[14:28] <mazda01>  people tunnel vnc through ssh
[14:29] <dundel> tunneling trew ssh is always safer
[14:29] <kbp> mazda01: hope minimal setup would work: //192.168.0.4/My\040Pictures       /mnt/winxp_pictures     cifs    auto,user,credentials=/etc/samba/.smbcredentials	0	0
[14:30] <runpain2> mazda01, would you walk me through this please should i have a vnc program on the windows xp machine at home and then i can access it from the Ubuntu machine at the Shop
[14:31] <xieles> is there ant speech recognition software present in ubuntu?
[14:31] <mazda01> kbp, i'll try that. one second.
[14:32] <mazda01> runpain2, oh, you have windows at home and ubuntu at the barber shop?
[14:32] <FoolsRun> Hi, I'm trying to find help on a specific thing and I'm having trouble describing it to Google: I want to know if it's possible to script a gui app. Like "start app, press ALT+F to bring up the File Menu, press E to export..."
[14:32] <runpain2> yes
[14:32] <howaya> hatake_kakashi :   thanks for your responses. i'm a nubie. modprobe rt61pci seems to have done the trick... i am now able to try and connect... i selected the network... but nm just spins and does not connnect.  which is where i was before i started messing with ndiswrapper... any ideas?
[14:33] <bazhang> howaya, is the wifi spot open or encrypted
[14:33] <howaya> wpa
[14:33] <hatake_kakashi> did you enter the password when prompted?
[14:33] <howaya> the box contains the key that is generated
[14:33] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=571188 howaya here is how to do it via cli
[14:33] <howaya> i just connect
[14:34] <ubuntu_904> i installed virtualbox but i dont know where its installed on ubuntu 8.10 its in system tools in applications but here in 9.04 there are no system tools
[14:34] <ubuntu_904> need help
[14:34] <bazhang> ubuntu_904, which version? -ose or non
[14:34] <howaya> thanks i'll have a look
[14:34] <ubuntu_904> ??
[14:34] <ubuntu_904> Netbook remix edition
[14:35] <conte_burla_exca> lugreval@hotmail.com
[14:35] <bazhang> ubuntu_904, which version of Vbox
[14:35] <jacquesdupontd> hey guys
[14:35] <ubuntu_904> 3
[14:35] <ubuntu_904> the latest one
[14:35] <FoolsRun> So can anyone tell me where I might find info on (or if it's even possible to) script keystrokes to interact with a gui app on a cron?
[14:35] <bazhang> ubuntu_904, installed from their website then?
[14:35] <Arpharazon_> Hello, I'm installing kubuntu 9.04 on a winxp machine with the intention of dual booting. I had a primary part. C: and a logical D:, I shrank D: to free up 20 GB for kubuntu. How should I set up my partitions?
[14:35] <mazda01> kbp, nope, a minimal fstab entry like that didn't work either. they change to dr-xr-x-rx and then folder becomes owner root and group root
[14:36] <ubuntu_904> yep downloaded a .deb pakage installed the package but the
[14:36] <dundel> ubuntu_904: you can also run with alt-F2 > virtualbox
[14:36] <ubuntu_904> n cant locate where it got installed
[14:36] <mazda01> how does one start a private chat with a user. i am using xchat as my irc client
[14:36] <bazhang> mazda01, ask first, then /msg nick message
[14:37] <Linux-94> hello
[14:37] <Arabus> ubuntu_904: You might type "locate virtualbox" in a shell. The output could be little overwhelming though. Try "man locate" then
[14:37] <bazhang> he quit
[14:37] <mazda01> runpain2, do you want to do a private chat, this channel moves really fast. if so, so do this: /msg mazda01 hi
[14:37] <kbp> mazda01:  yea, the word "user" (instead of users) in option make the owner/group root thing.  But I dont know why it changed to dr-xr-x-rx... that's more weird lol
[14:37] <iceroot> Arpharazon_: let ubuntu handle the partition size
[14:37] <brk3> in alpine, after doing ^W to search, how can i cycle through the results?
[14:38] <Master_> where do i download themes?
[14:38] <iceroot> Master_: for gnome?
[14:38] <bazhang> Master_, gnome-look.org
[14:38] <GPL> how to search for display drivers in #ubuntu
[14:38] <Master_> yep
[14:38] <mazda01> kbp, i told you, this is a very weird problem???  my ubuntuforums.org post says it all. I have covered every base but it just won't mount writable.
[14:39] <iceroot> Master_: http://www.gnome-look.org/
[14:39] <bazhang> GPL, hardware drivers in system -->administration
[14:39] <Master_> thnx
[14:39] <kbp> mazda01:  just to make sure again: You are using Windows sharing, not samba sharing right?
[14:39] <GPL> bazhand : It says "No Proprietary drivers are in use on this system."
[14:39] <Arabus> !bot info
[14:39] <iceroot> bazhang: dont know alpine but tried "n" for next like in vi?
[14:39] <GPL> bazhang*
[14:39] <Pici> !bot | Arabus
[14:40] <Arabus> thx ;)
[14:40] <bazhang> iceroot, brk3 ?
[14:40] <iceroot> bazhang: ah yes :(
[14:40] <iceroot> brk3: dont know alpine but tried "n" for next like in vi?
[14:40] <bazhang> GPL, what hardware
[14:40] <mazda01> kbp, i am not sure. I have win xp Pro and I turned off simple file sharing. so I have a sharing/security tab when I right click on the folder in windows explorer. and as you could see in my post picture, admin, daniel, and everyone has full control of the folder/
[14:40] <iceroot> bazhang: to lacy to write more then one char for tab
[14:40] <brk3> iceroot: yeah it doesnt work :/
[14:41] <GPL> bazhang : HP Monitor 19'' Wide Inch
[14:41] <iceroot> brk3: manpage?
[14:41] <GPL> Wide Screen*
[14:41] <GPL> cant type today.
[14:41] <bazhang> GPL, oh I thought you meant vid card; no drivers needed for monitor
[14:41] <GPL> bazhang : yeah , i need help for video card, too.
[14:42] <GPL> bazhang: it's ATI Radeon x1550
[14:42] <brk3> iceroot: the man page is very brief and finding it hard to find what i need on the net
[14:42] <bazhang> GPL, the issue is the video card for certain; which one (ati/nvidia)
[14:42] <bazhang> GPL, radeon hd?
[14:42] <GPL> bazhang : No , Not hd. i guess.
[14:42] <zhxk`> folks, i need enable runlevel at menu.lst so that have oppertunity choose to boot into cli or gdm, advice me, thank you!
[14:43] <jrib> zhxk`: I already told you the bug report has your answer
[14:43] <bazhang> GPL, then you need the open source driver as fglrx does not work with jaunty except for radeon hd cards
[14:43] <zhxk`> jrib:i really cant get a hint from that
[14:43] <GPL> bazhang : how can i get it
[14:44] <zhxk`> folks, i need enable runlevel at menu.lst so that have oppertunity choose to boot into cli or gdm, i've tried add a number at the end of paratmeters to kernel but it wont work, advice me, thank you!
[14:44] <kbp> mazda01: yea that's windows sharing, a little bit tough with permission stuff but I cant guess out problem, because the "everyone" permission are set to full so anyone should be able to write it...
[14:45] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver GPL please read that
[14:45] <Kartagis> can you help me guys? I changed my IP block and now my SSL connection doesn't work. it used to work before
[14:45] <kdub432> hey soreau
[14:45] <mizipzor> is there a command line tool for uploading photos to shutterfly.com? does anyone here use that site?
[14:45] <bazhang> zhxk`, why would you need to do that, and why not follow jrib's advice?
[14:46] <zhxk`> bazhang:cant get a hint
[14:46] <soreau> hi kdubois1
[14:46] <bazhang> zhangxing, please keep in channel (ie not PM)
[14:46] <zhxk`> as i said, i want boot into cli for mantanance and gdm other
[14:46] <bazhang> zhangxing, to join a channel type --> /join #ubuntu-arm
[14:47] <Arpharazon_> so any reason not to use ext4?
[14:47] <emanux> what this mean: Mailcap file /home/emanux/.mailcap, line 1: incomplete entry ignored.
[14:48] <mazda01> kbp, right. that's why this is such a weird problem! it's so irritating when stuff doesn't work the way it should. the permissions are the same for all my windows shares when I click on sharing and security for the folders and drives I am sharing
[14:48] <emanux> should i worry?
[14:48] <abbec> my acer ferarri laptop does not start xserver ~1/3 of the times.. a logfile from one of these is here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/249217/
[14:48] <abbec> my acer ferarri laptop does not start xserver ~1/3 of the times.. a logfile from one of these is here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/249217/
[14:49] <kbp> mazda01: can you open //192.168.0.4/My Pictures directly in Nautilus on Ubuntu?
[14:49] <GPL> bazhang : It shows 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: ATI Technologies Inc RV516 [Radeon X1300/X1550 Series] [1002:7187] | and the documentation you gave doesnt lists this entry.
[14:50] <younes> howto install kde4.3 on ubuntu hardy 8.04
[14:50] <wiehan> Please Admins, or people in the loop, Please, tell me that in the 100 papercuts bug fixes - that the problem with loading STANDARD gnome icon sets from a website like gnomelook.org there will be no more the problem that the small resolution folder icon, especially the icons for the folders in panel --> places, will show the ugly standard gnome grey folder icon!?
[14:51] <kbp> mazda01: anyway I give up. Try samba instead of default windows sharing for cross-flatform file sharing
[14:51] <kbp> mazda01: that's the only thing i can suggest :( sorry :(
[14:51] <bluepencil> my panning on my screen wont reset :(
[14:52] <Hydrid> i have installed fglrx.do i have to uninstall it to install envyng?? in synaptic there are 3 files: envyng-gtk envyng-core envyng-qt Which ones i install???
[14:52] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI#Instructions%20for%20Ubuntu%209.04%20%28Jaunty%29 GPL
[14:52] <mazda01> kbp, i tried entering smb://192.168.0.4/My\040Pictures  but it says it can't mount selected share please select another viewer
[14:52] <wiehan> Does anyone know why this have never been fixed - I have experienced this icon theme issue since Gutsy Gibon.
[14:53] <bazhang> wiehan, for karmic?
[14:53] <kbp> mazda01: view -> network -> double click on the computer icon (prob the name of your windows machine)
[14:53] <wiehan> bazhang: will it be fixed for karmic?
[14:54] <kbp> mazda01: I meant *go -> network
[14:54] <mazda01> kbp, wierd again. if I enter smb://192.168.0.4/  it asks for a password. i enter it. then I see all my windows shares. when I click on the shared or my pictures they aren't writable either but if I click on the other shares, they are writable.
[14:54] <bazhang> wiehan, where did you see the link for 100 papercuts?
[14:54] <kbp> mazda01: not view, sorry ^^
[14:54] <wiehan> bazhang: nevermind.
[14:55] <bazhang> wiehan, that is in the topic of #ubuntu+1 iirc
[14:55] <Master_> how do i configure my sys to use GDM instead of KDE?
[14:55] <kbp> mazda01: on windows machine, right click on that folder (where u set security before), but on the Sharing tab, not the Security tab, check the setting
[14:55] <mazda01> kbp, where is nautilus window stuff logged to? i'd like to see what the message is when I open the my pictures or shared locations through nautilus.
[14:55] <kbp> mazda01: I reckon you forgot to tick the box "allow to write to this folder" on the sharing tab
[14:56] <kbp> mazda01: the photo you post on the forum shows the security tab not the sharing tab so Im not sure....
[14:56] <dreimark> does one use recent acroread with pdf forms on a machine with 8GB RAM
[14:57] <dreimark> it looks like all of our machines segfaults
[14:57] <buch> Anyone have great experience with nvidia drivers and configuration, I need to make it support fastwrites and SBA? I followed http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=410745 But seems to get same problem as "kerry_s"
[14:57] <quizme> how do you enable passwords on ubuntu where passwords have been turned off ?
[14:58] <nomasteryoda> quizme, open a terminal and type passwd ?
[14:58] <bazhang> quizme, you refer to auto login feature?
[14:58] <quizme> i'm using ubuntu for my server
[14:59] <quizme> and it's configured so that only autologin is allowed
[14:59] <quizme> passwords are not allowed
[14:59] <quizme> how do i turn it back on again ?
[14:59] <tw3akUrb0x1> old way don't work dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/tmp/myfile.iso   tried /media/cdrom doesn't work either???
[14:59] <Master_> anyone know how to change from KDM to GDM
[14:59] <mazda01> kbp, posting pic to imageshack. one second
[14:59] <Hydrid> can i install envyng over my existing fglrx driver??
[14:59] <black-lio3n> hi all
[15:00] <tw3akUrb0x1> hello
[15:00] <black-lio3n> how are you?
[15:00] <tw3akUrb0x1> fine,,, just peekin
[15:00] <kbp> quizme: I though Ubuntu Server doesnt have desktop and everything must be done via command line so how did you turn on the automatic login?
[15:00] <dreimark> mazda01: dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[15:01] <hipitihop> I have a ReadyNAS nas which runs linux and ubuntu clients. the nas allows both nfs & cifs access, which should I use ?
[15:01] <poing> huh
[15:01] <quizme> kbp i didn't turn on automatic login
[15:01] <mazda01> dreimark, huh?
[15:01] <quizme> kbp it came that way
[15:01] <tw3akUrb0x1> hipitihop:  depends on what your network consist of for workstations
[15:02] <kbp> quizme: when you turn the machine on, then what happened?
[15:02] <dreimark> Master_: wasd meant sorry mazda01 (nick tab colission)
[15:02] <hipitihop> tw3akUrb0x1: network is all ubuntu, all wokrstantions/laptops
[15:02] <lbray785> quizme
[15:03] <tw3akUrb0x1> then you want nfs
[15:03] <simonb2> could someone give me a hint, how to install the updated driver, i found on lounchpad (xf86-input-evtouch_0.8.8.orig.tar.gz")?
[15:03] <quizme> kbp: it started up
[15:03] <simonb2> as much as i see, the driver is used from evdev...?
[15:03] <quizme> lbray785 yes ?
[15:03] <lbray785> quizme: go to system adminstration->login window and change from there
[15:03] <hipitihop> tw3akUrb0x1: since cifs is a windoze/samba based thing then inherently it feels I'm not doing the linux thing.
[15:03] <quizme> when i try to login with a regular user i get Permission denied (publickey).
[15:03] <lbray785> should be under security tab
[15:04] <quizme> lbray785: this is for a server
[15:04] <lancerocke> is there a popular app for checking all my temperatures in ubuntu?
[15:04] <Hydrid> should i install envyng over fglrx driver!!!???
[15:04] <kbp> quizme: so it doesnt even ask you for username and password?
[15:04] <hipitihop> can someone point me to pros and cons of cifs vs nfs ?
[15:04] <kbp> quizme: and it goes straight to terminal..
[15:04] <quizme> kbp: nope :~(
[15:04] <lbray785> quizme: O haha sorry
[15:04] <Master_> dreimark: got it (dpkg-reconfigure gdm)
[15:04] <tw3akUrb0x1> cifs is for windows not linux
[15:04] <quizme> lbray785: i would take your advice if i could
[15:04] <silverraindog> does anybody have any experience with nagios (nrpe.cfg) ?
[15:04] <tw3akUrb0x1> nfs
[15:05] <quizme> maybe i should go to ubuntu-server
[15:05] <lancerocke> is there a popular app for checking all my temperatures in ubuntu?
[15:05] <unni84kollam> what is nagios..im new to linux ..i would like to know about nagios
[15:06] <GPL> bazhang: i found that fglrx_pci works with rv516 on here : http://hardware4linux.info/module/fglrx_pci/ , it's listed there .. and it's the 18th one, but how to install fglrx_pci driver ?
[15:06] <kbp> quizme: vim /etc/rc,local (using root privillage), check if automatic login script is there and remove it
[15:06] <hipitihop> lancerocke: have a look at conky
[15:06] <lancerocke> hipitihop, thanks
[15:06] <unni84kollam> silverraindog:what is nagios
[15:06] <silverraindog> unni84kollam: its a monitoring software
[15:06] <kbp> mazda01: how are you going?
[15:06] <unni84kollam> for monitoring what kind of things
[15:06] <Pici> silverraindog: If you need specific nagios help #nagios would be the best place to ask.
[15:06] <unni84kollam> silverraindog;for monitoring what kind of things
[15:07] <dreimark> damn why is it so difficult to file a bugreport to adobe
[15:07] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto GPL best to follow ubuntu documentation
[15:07] <silverraindog> unni84kollam: services, it makes sure that your applications are all running on your servers
[15:07] <silverraindog> Pici: i have but the channel does not look to alive
[15:07] <tonii> dreimark: because Adobe don't care about bugs, obviously
[15:07] <unni84kollam> silverrainfox thanks for that
[15:08] <quizme> kbp: it's not there, but thanks
[15:08] <silverraindog> unni84kollam: so if your website goes down, it will tell you
[15:08] <ubuntu_904> ok when i right click on my desktop nothing comes
[15:09] <unni84kollam> silcerrainfox:ok..
[15:09] <lbray785> quizme: its taking you strait to the terminal
[15:09] <lbray785> ?
[15:09] <tonii> ubuntu_904: that's because you use Gnome desktop
[15:09] <ubuntu_904> even th files downloaded to the desktop does not come
[15:09] <GPL> bazhang : but i cant find "ATI graphics driver" in the 'Hardware Drivers' (System->Hardware drivers).
[15:09] <ubuntu_904> so how to get it working
[15:09] <unni84kollam> ubuntu 904
[15:09] <unni84kollam> try to change the desktop u are in
[15:10] <unni84kollam> u might be downloading to one desktop and using another one
[15:10] <unni84kollam> ubuntu904 :do u have compiz installedi n ur ubuntu
[15:11] <unni84kollam> ubuntu904:are u there
[15:11] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI GPL from a link on that page
[15:11] <ubuntu_904> I am using the gnome desktop how to get it to work
[15:11] <ubuntu_904> yes
[15:11] <huw_> .
[15:11] <ubuntu_904> ie. get my desktop back
[15:11] <ubuntu_904> from a frozen window
[15:11] <Pici> !enter | ubuntu_904 unni84kollam
[15:12] <ubuntu_904> unni84kollam: can u help me out...
[15:12] <kbp> quizme: vim /etc/event.d/tty1 -> check if there is a line something mingetty -autologin your_username tty1
[15:13] <unni84kollam> try to restart using cntrl+alt+del..or keep pressing the 3 keys togrther
[15:13] <ubuntu_904> ???
[15:13] <ale_argentina> hi! anyone know how to open a dbf file in open office?
[15:14] <Fox_1_> hi all
[15:15] <DWonderly> ubuntu904: Whats your problem?
[15:15] <DWonderly> ubuntu_904: Whats your problem?
[15:15] <bazhang> ale_argentina, what about dbview
[15:15] <mizipzor> ive tried uploading photos to shutterfly.com through their tool but it crashes both firefox and epiphany... anyone else that got it working?
[15:15] <zacktu> Does anyone know a channel for python?
[15:15] <Pici> zacktu: #python oddly enough
[15:15] <hatake_kakashi> #python ?
[15:15] <ale_argentina> bazhang I will try it...
[15:16] <unni84kollam> ubuntu 904 are u there..i have started a private chat with u ,,pls come in there
[15:16] <emacul8> n1 can help install compiz on dell optiplex 320
[15:16] <bazhang> unni84kollam, he quit
[15:16] <Fox_1_> people my microphone cutting my voice when recording. how to fix it? I use ubuntu 9.04, the google didn't help me.
[15:16] <unni84kollam> ok
[15:16] <mazda01> kbp, still have the problem
[15:16] <zacktu> I tried #python, and there's nothing there.  Seems natural to me.
[15:16] <Fox_1_> also I'm using pulseaudio
[15:16] <Pici> zacktu: You need to be registered to join there
[15:16] <mazda01> kbp, i gotta go. i'll be back later
[15:16] <Pici> !register | zacktu
[15:17] <kbp> mazda01: ok see ya :)
[15:17] <bazhang> zacktu, there are 777 users , need to register though
[15:17] <zacktu> I'm registered here.  Do I need to register for each channel?
[15:17] <kbp> no
[15:17] <emacul8> need help to install compiz on dell optiplex 320
[15:17] <bazhang> zacktu, you're not identified to services
[15:18] <zacktu> !register | zacktu
[15:18] <kbp> I just type "/join #python" and I'm in there automatically
[15:18] <DWonderly> #python works just fine for me too
[15:19] <zacktu> Okay, I'll try to figure out why I'm not registered.  Thanks.
[15:19] <emacul8> help with compiz on dell optiplex 320 pls!
[15:19] <nannes1> hi guys I've a problem
[15:19] <Pici> zacktu: Registration help can be found in #freenode
[15:19] <zarraz> how do i install ghost view (gv) on ubuntu (im a noob)
[15:19] <bazhang> emacul8, are your 3D drivers enabled
[15:19] <emacul8> dont kno how to
[15:20] <bazhang> !ccsm | emacul8
[15:20] <DWonderly> !ask | nannes1
[15:20] <vikash> i am unable to configure tomcat in netbeans
[15:20] <emacul8> thx
[15:20] <vikash> i installed both from synaptic
[15:20] <emacul8> will try
[15:20] <emacul8> but can it run on vid crd 4 optiplex 320
[15:21] <bazhang> emacul8, what card
[15:21] <emacul8> video card
[15:21] <bazhang> emacul8, yes, what video card
[15:21] <emacul8> not sure wht dell optiplex 320 has
[15:21] <vikash> emacul8, i have installed netbeans and tomcat
[15:22] <vikash> emacul8, but could not configure tom in netbeans
[15:22] <msurdi> q
[15:23] <panfist> does anyone know where failed log in attempts to samba are logged?
[15:23] <vikash> has someone ever installed tomcat and netbeans in ubuntu 9
[15:23] <nannes1> hi guys I've a problem.. on ubuntu server I can't type the pipe ---> |
[15:23] <nannes1> because Shift+\  puts this:  ----->    ¦
[15:23] <nannes1> is there the command   ALT + SOMETHING ?????????????????????
[15:24] <DWonderly> emacul8 bazhang the dell he is talking about has an ATI radeon X300
[15:24] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=980667 vikash
[15:25] <kbp> vikash: /var/log/samba/log.smbd
[15:25] <lstarnes> nannes1: what keyboard layout are you using?
[15:25] <bazhang> !ati | emacul8 check this
[15:26] <kbp> vikash: sorry wrong person :)
[15:26] <kbp> panfist: /var/log/samba/log.smbd
[15:26] <nannes1> lstarnes:  boooh
[15:26] <SEMW> nannes1: try AltGr+` (in the top left of the keyboard)
[15:26] <nannes1> lstarnes:  aaaa only now I understood what you said
[15:27] <nannes1> ITALIAN  LAYOUT
[15:27] <nannes1> a strange symble with AltGR
[15:28] <SEMW> I think it's a grave accent.
[15:28] <lstarnes> nannes1: are you sure that shift+\ doesn't produce a working pipe?
[15:28] <panfist> kbp thanks
[15:28] <kbp> np
[15:29] <nannes1> lstarnes: Yes.... it produces this --->  ¦  and it doesn't work
[15:29] <sachinxman> hi
[15:31] <SEMW> nannes1: Does AltGr + ` also give the broken pipe?
[15:31] <ale_argentina> bazhang I use Gnumeric... thanks anyway! salut!
[15:33] <zer0> hello
[15:33] <Kottizen> Hello zenwryly.
[15:36] <sachinxman> hi
[15:36] <GPL> i want to install this specific version of wine 1.1.24 using Synaptic Package Manger, how can i ?
[15:36] <bazhang> GPL, use the wine repos?
[15:36] <GPL> repos = repository ?
[15:37] <bazhang> GPL, yes
[15:37] <Offoffoff> GPL: Use winehq.org repo, Luke!
[15:37] <simonb2> neeed help for evdev -- evtouch driver... need to swap my touch pad... how to do that? i use 8.10??
[15:37] <Guest83080> NICK zer010
[15:37] <Offoffoff> GPL: repos = repositories
[15:37] <simonb2> anyone?
[15:38] <Master> what is Metacity?
[15:38] <Offoffoff> GPL = General Public License?
[15:38] <th0r> Master: the default gnome window manager
[15:38] <GPL> Offoffoff: bazhang: thank you , thank you, lemme visit it
[15:38] <sachinxman> i want to configure Hercules emulator, not able to do It
[15:38] <bazhang> Offoffoff, please take chat elsewhere
[15:38] <GPL> and Offoffoff: Yes.
[15:38] <Offoffoff> bazhang: why... I am boring...
[15:39] <bazhang> Offoffoff, this is support ONLY. chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:39] <Master> th0r how do i install a Metacity?
[15:39] <Master> -file
[15:39] <zer010> can someone answer a question for me?
[15:39] <Pici> Master: Are you trying to install  a theme?
[15:39] <Offoffoff> Master: it is aready installed.
[15:39] <Master> yep
[15:40] <DWonderly> !ask | zer010
[15:40] <zarraz> I need to know the command to install sudo apt-get install libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2
[15:40] <zarraz>  but it says it cannot find it
[15:40] <Master> i am trying to install a new theme
[15:40] <Pici> Master: Just drag the compressed theme file (usually a tar.gz) over the theme window from System>Preferences>Appearance
[15:40] <zarraz> how do i specify a different location to look for it
[15:41] <DWonderly> zarraz: have you looked for it in synaptic?
[15:41] <silidan> i want to do a fresh ubuntu install from the live cd i use atm, is there a way to do an up-to-date install ?
[15:41] <buch> Need help! Anyone know how to enable Fast Writes? Here are some infos http://paste.ubuntu.com/249260/
[15:41] <silidan> o im using ubuntu 9.04 live cd atm
[15:41] <zer010> I have been seeing some IPs show up on firestarter, that have been blocked.  I did a map traceroute and traced it to China. Any reason for this?
[15:42] <Offoffoff> silidan: use daily discs
[15:42] <zarraz> I do not know how to look for it in synaptic DWonderly
[15:42] <DWonderly> silidan 9.04 is the newest. do the install and run system update
[15:42] <zarraz> what command would I use to do that
[15:42] <imran> Any good sites for Ubuntu backgrounds?
[15:42] <imran> the one that came up on google has lots of grainy backgrounds
[15:42] <Offoffoff> imran: gnome-look.org
[15:42] <bazhang> imran, wallpapers?
[15:42] <DWonderly> zarraz: Admin > Synaptic Package manager. Run the search from there and see if you can find it
[15:42] <silidan> DWonderly: i did it that way and the updates broke my system, it started to hang before the login screen had a chance to come up and i couldnt fix it!
[15:43] <GPL> bazhang: i downloaded the source/archive/program onto my desktop now how do i install it ?
[15:43] <bazhang> GPL, which one?
[15:43] <zer010> Is it just some random thing or am I being randomly targeted?
[15:43] <DWonderly> silidan: I did too so I tried it a second time... worked just fine.
[15:43] <GPL> wine-1.1.24.tar.bz2
[15:43] <buch> Need help! Anyone know how to enable Fast Writes? Here are some infos http://paste.ubuntu.com/249260/
[15:44] <Offoffoff> GPL: just look for repo
[15:44] <GPL> bazhang: please suggest me some way using GUI
[15:44] <bazhang> GPL, you should get the wine repos, not that file
[15:44] <Pici> zer010: Its random. It happens.
[15:44] <GPL> Offoffoff: but where
[15:44] <GPL> Offoffoff: i searched winehq.org
[15:44] <GPL> :(
[15:44] <Offoffoff> GPL: wait, I show you
[15:44] <bazhang> GPL, did you join #winehq ?
[15:44] <GPL> bazhang: yes, and they recommended me to ask it here.
[15:44] <zer010> ok, cause I traced it down to a street address, and was wondering what I should do next
[15:44] <imran> bazhang, Yes, but Offoffoff gave me good site
[15:45] <imran> Offoffoff, Thanks thats perfect!
[15:45] <Offoffoff> GPL: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[15:45] <Offoffoff> GPL: here it is
[15:45] <kittu> hello I
[15:45] <Pici> zer010: Probably a better question for ##security than for here, or #ubuntu-offtopic if you don't get an answer there.
[15:45] <kittu> Rachel from Argentina
[15:45] <emacul8> how to nbl 3d for video drivers on dell optiplex 320
[15:45] <zer010> ok thanks! kinda new here
[15:46] <GPL> Offoffoff: i did that exactly the first time, but it installed the latest version!
[15:46] <GPL> Offoffoff: i dont want the latest version, because Photoshop CS4 is ranked Garbage in that version, but GOLD in 1.1.24 version
[15:47] <r3rman_> People - I have a ubuntu desktop install, with a server kernel (because I wanted a server with remote sessions... go figure) - a process went wild and the server froze - after a reboot, it has no IP <<< HOW is that possible? WHAT could have gone wrong... and... !?
[15:47] <danbhfive> GPL: I thought the wine website had links to all old versions
[15:47] <bazhang> emacul8, did you read the link I sent you?
[15:47] <GPL> danbhfive: they 've @ sourceforge.net
[15:47] <emacul8> yes bazhang re: simpl compiz install
[15:47] <Offoffoff> GPL: did you try version option?
[15:47] <bazhang> emacul8, not that one
[15:47] <GPL> Offoffoff: No.
[15:48] <bazhang> !ati | emacul8 check this
[15:48] <emacul8> bazhang, could u resend
[15:48] <bazhang> emacul8, see above
[15:48] <emacul8> bazhang, thx
[15:48] <Offoffoff> GPL: Package/Version
[15:48] <Offoffoff> GPL: in Synaptic
[15:48] <danbhfive> GPL: http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/archive/index.html
[15:49] <Offoffoff> GPL: or like that ^
[15:49] <GPL> danbhfive: what 's lpia ?
[15:49] <danbhfive> GPL: Low Power Intel Architecture
[15:49] <bar432> Is it possible to get Ubuntu to use LABELs when such exist instead of UUIDs when kernel-upgrades modify grub's menu.lst file?
[15:50] <GPL> danbhfive: seems like i 've to install i386 one
[15:50] <r3rman_> danbhfive, when was that made up?
[15:50] <Offoffoff> bar432: I do not think it is good idea
[15:50] <danbhfive> r3rman_: its for atom processors AFAIK.  I don't know when it came about
[15:50] <bar432> Offoffoff, why? could you elaborate?
[15:50] <Offoffoff> bar432: what is so bad in UUIDs?
[15:51] <black-lio3n> الو
[15:51] <danfg> i'm tired of gnome, how can i install kde? will it run automatically when I boot or do i have to set it up?
[15:51] <bar432> Offoffoff: What's so bad with having to access web sites by IP addresses (I.e. without DNS names)?
[15:51] <calwig> #tor
[15:51] <calwig> !tor
[15:51] <bazhang> danfg, install kubuntu-desktop
[15:51] <calwig> !privoxy
[15:51] <bar432> Offoffoff: Same thing. UUIDs are just gobbeligook and communicates nothing about the devices.
[15:51] <th0r> danfg: install kde-desktop, then logout and at the login screen choose kde
[15:52] <bazhang> th0r, its kubuntu-desktop
[15:52] <grawity> bar432: There's a difference. 1) You don't have to retype the UUID every time. 2) You can add a #comment above the UUID line.
[15:52] <th0r> bazhang: ok....never used it so gave it my best effort.
[15:52] <knoppix> hellooo
[15:52] <Offoffoff> bar432: it is automated part of system and you have not to go there and make something with your hands
[15:53] <bar432> grawity: there is also the fact that UUIDs are flakey, get re-generated each time a filesystem is created which creates problems for backup restores.
[15:53] <knoppix> ?
[15:53] <danfg> bazhang, th0r: thx u guys
[15:54] <knoppix> hi there
[15:54] <Offoffoff> bar432: it is easy to change it with usual instruments of ubuntu - ls and blkid
[15:54] <GPL> !ask | knoppix
[15:55] <stz184> my wifi is always on. i can't control it via function key... please help
[15:55] <Offoffoff> stz184: yes you can
[15:55] <knoppix> tq
[15:55] <stz184> Offoffoff how?
[15:55] <bar432> Offoffoff: Yes, but since I have headless servers, a single mistake forces me to have to travel to the datacenter to reach a terminal in order to fix the faulty grub config. I.e. UUIDs are horrible for servers.
[15:56] <Offoffoff> stz184: but you have to write down a script
[15:56] <stz184> more info, please
[15:56] <bar432> Offoffoff: Much better to use labels. The only situation where I think UUIDs have any kind of justification is for un-labeled devices. Thus mu question regarding using labels instead of uuids.
[15:56] <serp> if you are talking about external drives on servers I tend to set up udev rules based on the drive's serial
[15:56] <Offoffoff> bar432: servers must be stable and there is no need to reinstall them every month
[15:57] <bar432> Offoffoff: no but restore from backup when disks burn up for example.
[15:57] <Offoffoff> bar432: here is another world - it is not a <censored>
[15:57] <bar432> ?
[15:57] <calwig> b3rz3rk3r: fixed tor, I didnt install the packages as stated in the instructions
[15:57] <calwig> :)
[15:57] <Master> what is GTK 2.x?
[15:59] <Offoffoff> Master: main bricks of GNOME
[15:59] <b3rz3rk3r> calwig, just a config error then ?
[15:59] <bar432> So preferences aside, I take it the answer is that Ubuntu doesn't support lables for the kernel upgrade process?
[15:59] <th0r> bar432: I think if you do a kernel upgrade on the server you will find grub referencing uuid again
[15:59] <Offoffoff> bar432: If labels exist in system Ubuntu can use it
[16:00] <bar432> Thanks th0r. that's what I was looking for.
[16:00] <Offoffoff> bar432: but every update will be painful for you
[16:00] <bar432> Offoffoff: yes, that's what I kind of figured. I'll submit an enhancement request.
[16:00] <bar432> Thanks all
[16:00] <calwig> b3rz3rk3r: no, not only a config error. I didnt install tor from the place the instructions said, so I had no tor whatsoever installed, just privoxy, everything was being forwarded, but Tor just wasnt there
[16:00] <Master> Offoffoff: im installing 1 right now can i change back them like Metacity?
[16:01] <Offoffoff> bar432: Thank you, Sir!
[16:01] <b3rz3rk3r> calwig, lol.. yeah usualy helps when you install the program you are trying to use :p  hehe. Well im glad you got it all sorted. Did you check out OperaTor?
[16:02] <Offoffoff> Master: emmmm... they are a little bit different things
[16:02] <calwig> b3rz3rk3r: i guess i'll check it out
[16:02] <calwig> b3rz3rk3r: its "opera" right?
[16:02] <mnaines> Anyone here know if the Amazon Kindle works with Linux?
[16:03] <b3rz3rk3r> calwig, the base browser is opera yes.
[16:03] <Offoffoff> mnaines: it works
[16:03] <Master> Offoffoff: so is it a good idea to install?
[16:03] <b3rz3rk3r> calwig, the full name is OperaTor tho.. its a modded version of opera
[16:03] <grawity> b3rz3rk3r: I thought OperaTor is just a bundle of Opera+Tor+Privoxy.
[16:03] <Offoffoff> Master: GTK is already installed.
[16:03] <mnaines> Offoffoff, I don't have the Amazon Kindle nor do I plan on getting it.  I was just trying to see what it can do compared to a Palm PDA with Palm's eReader
[16:04] <b3rz3rk3r> grawity, yes, but its combined already, so its easy for the beginner to use
[16:04] <calwig> b3rz3rk3r: aint in the repositories, should i check elsewhere
[16:04] <b3rz3rk3r> grawity, nothing to config or activate.. just click and use :)
[16:04] <grawity> And that is exactly why I dislike it.
[16:04] <Offoffoff> mnaines: just wait for kosher Ubuntized device
[16:04] <b3rz3rk3r> calwig, you should be able to download an .exe and use wine to run it
[16:05] <b3rz3rk3r> calwig, just google
[16:05] <calwig> ok
[16:05] <Master> Offoffoff: im installing a new one. Is that a good idea?
[16:05] <mnaines> Offoffoff, I'll stick with the Palm TX PDA...It has apps for pretty much every intention in addition to the eReader
[16:05] <calwig> I see thru wine
[16:05] <Offoffoff> Master: What is the sense?
[16:05] <Master> new look
[16:06] <Offoffoff> Master: do you use ppa-repos?
[16:06] <Master> Offoffoff: whats that?
[16:06] <bazhang> Offoffoff, no need for themes
[16:07] <Master> Offoffoff: im installing this http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Ultimate+Edition+2.4+Proposed?content=109130
[16:07] <bazhang> Master, sure you can install new themes, try as many as you like
[16:07] <Offoffoff> Master: install it!
[16:07] <Offoffoff> Master: you do not install GTK
[16:07] <Offoffoff> Master: it is just a theme
[16:09] <paziek_> how can I remove /var/run and /var/lock while being logged in to the system?
[16:09] <Master> Offoffoff: installed. How do i now change?
[16:09] <paziek_> or how can I remove /var/run /var/lock without liveCD or different system installed?
[16:10] <grawity> paziek_: umount /var/run, it's a tmpfs.
[16:11] <bazhang> Master, you dragged to theme manager?
[16:11] <paziek_> grawity, oh, thanks :)
[16:12] <Master> no its a .deb package (54Mb) i want to know how change back to the old 1 again...
[16:12] <paziek_> grawity, okay, so lock got unmounted and deleted, but /var/run won't let me unmount it. Says it busy, but lsof and fuser won't tell me anuthing
[16:12] <savid> How do I change my gnome keyring password?  I don't see any preference menus for it
[16:13] <bazhang> Master, go into themes manager and select one
[16:13] <Offoffoff> Master: just select old one in Appearance
[16:13] <grawity> savid: Open the 'seahorse' application (Accessories -> Passwords and Encryption Keys).
[16:13] <grawity> savid: Then open the "Passwords" tab, and right-click on the keyring.
[16:13] <sOpen> How do I list processes that are actively reading/writing to disk?
[16:13] <paziek_> grawity, nvm. Not it shows
[16:13] <Offoffoff> Master: System/Settings/Appearance
[16:13] <linux_manju> sOpen: iostat atop
[16:14] <danbhfive> savid: maybe dolphin
[16:14] <savid> Ah, thanks that was it
[16:15] <NET||abuse> hmm, never had this happen before, what do i do when shutdown from desktop just kills the gdm session, but it doesn't shutdown, i then ssh in from a remote machine, shutdown -h now and it says going down, but ssh session doesn't die, i can logout and ssh back in, and shutdown -h now as many times as i like, but it's not shutingdown
[16:15] <sOpen> linux_manju: thank you!
[16:15] <NET||abuse> what do i do here?
[16:16] <NET||abuse> from the ssh terminal i can ps aux and see stuff
[16:16] <cor> oh I see, you just click the channel name, and Bang! you join. noted.
[16:16] <zimbres> hi, How do I check for cpu temperature ?
[16:16] <NET||abuse> not sure what i should do next.
[16:16] <NET||abuse> zimbres, thermal sensors on gkrellm or some other sensors kit
[16:16] <linux_manju> NET||abuse: anything in the dmesg?
[16:16] <linux_manju> NET||abuse: I have had some problems similar to that with SELinux enabled
[16:16] <gartral> NET||abuse: i can't seem too shutdown from terminal either, have you tryed just turning the system off from within GDM?
[16:16] <NET||abuse> linux_manju, not sure.
[16:17] <NET||abuse> gartral, on gnome desktop, select shutdown, yeh, sure, that's where i started.
[16:17] <NET||abuse> gartral, you suggesting i restart gdm and login then shutdown from desktop again?
[16:17] <Offoffoff> NET||abuse: do you have there snd-hda-intel module installed?
[16:17] <gartral> NET||abuse: hmm.. seems there's a problem with the last kernal update.. this is serious
[16:17] <gartral> NET||abuse: yes
[16:18] <NET||abuse> Offoffoff, i will check, i imagine so, it's a regular dell desktop, likely has intel snd card.
[16:19] <NET||abuse> Offoffoff, yeh, snd-hda-intel.ko is in there.
[16:19] <Offoffoff> NET||abuse: insert rmmod snd-hda-intel in shutdown routine
[16:19] <gartral> NET||abuse Offoffoff i dont have a intel snd card.. and im seeing similar behavior..
[16:20] <zimbres> NET||abuse, So, better to buy a sensor quit. Yesterday I installed a cooler in my quad core, but I am not sure whether I've used enough pulp.
[16:20] <Offoffoff> gartral: how to find out what stops shutdown?
[16:21] <linux_manju> Offoffoff: I guess starce -o /tmp/somefile shutdown -h
[16:21] <lowki> what is a shopping cart solution that works well on ubuntu?
[16:21] <savid> Does anyone here run dual monitors that are offset vertically?  eg: http://imgur.com/kUKrc.png     -- I'm finding that icons that appear on the desktop appear in the invisible dark-grey area,  because it thinks that's part of the desktop.   Is this a bug, or is there a workaround?
[16:21] <gartral> lowki: shopping cart for what?
[16:21] <Offoffoff> lowki: one you are making by yourself
[16:21] <lowki> online sales
[16:22] <lowki> something simple to use
[16:22] <lowki> gonna sell seedballs
[16:22] <gartral> lowki: shopping cart for amazon, ebay, or shopping cart too set up your own sales site is what i ment
[16:22] <lowki> gartral: own sales
[16:22] <NET||abuse> zimbres, nah, there are thermal sensors built onto most mother boards for cpu temp ,even ram temp.. been ages since i looked but lmsensors is a pckage that talks to those sensors, and gkrellm is a front end for reading the output on your desktop
[16:23] <zimbres> NET||abuse, Thank you, I will install those packages.
[16:24] <lowki> gartral: so any ideas?
[16:24] <NET||abuse> zimbres, read articles on that stuff before you just run off and do apt-get install .. there's loadsa cool stuff for doing that kinda sensor stuff.
[16:24] <gartral> lowki: you might be able too find a template for PHP/Perl and mySQL/postgreSQL.. i know of no package for it tho
[16:24] <macrobad> Hey! Can someone suggest me how to find the software, which has seized an audio device, and prevents everything else from accessing it?
[16:24] <Pici> zimbres: There are also gnome panel applets that will read the sensors, Either sensors-applet or hardware-monitor, I don't remember which one.
[16:24] <lowki> hmmm
[16:25] <linux_manju> lowki: may be sourceforge and freshmeat is the right place for you
[16:25] <macrobad> user@computer $ aplay -Dplughw:0 /usr/share/sounds/question.wav
[16:25] <macrobad> aplay: main:583: audio open error: Device or resource busy
[16:25] <lowki> linux_manju: kk
[16:25] <kbp> :)
[16:26] <NET||abuse> Offoffoff, removing snd-hda-intel did nothing for me :(
[16:26] <calwig> hi guys, im having this strange BLINK, ZAP on Jaunty
[16:27] <calwig> on the screen, its sporadic, and it lasts like 1/50 of a second
[16:27] <linux_manju> NET||abuse: How about poweroff command?
[16:27] <Offoffoff> NET||abuse: there was a chance. Sorry.
[16:28] <NET||abuse> linux_manju, just trying gartral 's suggestion of loading gdm back up and shutdown from desktop again..
[16:28] <kbp> :)
[16:28] <kbp> exit
[16:28] <Offoffoff> NET||abuse: what is in the logs about it?
[16:29] <NET||abuse> emm, well, dmesg has     glxinfo segfault ,, emm,   /var/log/messages shows nothing.
[16:32] <NET||abuse> Offoffoff, trying shutdown -h now a few more times, nothing comes up in /var/log/messages
[16:33] <Offoffoff> video drivers problems
[16:33] <Offoffoff> ?
[16:38] <supertclyh_> hello...i can not  see the online-video in firefox  . ...what is up
[16:38] <magyar_> hi, i just installed jaunty and keep getting "untrusted source" on all packages  i reinstalled ubuntu keyring but to no help
[16:38] <YaManicKill> my keyboard and mouse don't work anymore. i just restarted, and they stopped working
[16:39] <magyar_> deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/
[16:39] <rraj_be> Could any one help me to connect two ubuntu systems through Ethernet LAN cable for File sharing please?
[16:41] <YaManicKill> it works when i go into recovery mode
[16:42] <andre__> привет
[16:43] <rraj_be> Could any one help me to connect two ubuntu systems through Ethernet LAN cable for File sharing please?
[16:44] <mnaines> rraj_be, stop repeating your question.  We will answer.  Just be patient
[16:44] <rraj_be> ok mnaines . . sorry for that mate
[16:45] <GPL> how to login as root in terminal ?
[16:45] <jpds> GPL: sudo -i
[16:45] <rakhmad> GPL: sudo su
[16:46] <jpds> rakhmad: Not quite, but one way to do it ;)
[16:46] <mnaines> Anyone know how to get Infrared devices to work on Linux?
[16:46] <rakhmad> jpds: well, it is the way i used to :-)
[16:47] <lowki> hey i'm doing x11 forwarding with ssh, but it opens on the server machine, rather than where I'm sshing from
[16:48] <gartral> lowki: are you telling you app to open on monitor 0 or 1?
[16:49] <lowki> well i have a computer with sshd-server, and a computer where i ssh -X from,
[16:49] <lowki> but when I ssh -X, and try to use an xterm, it opens it on the other computer
[16:49] <lowki> on the sshd computer
[16:50] <alphaaquilae> i'm trying to install deskbar 2.26, i lunched ./configure, but still have some misisng packages
[16:50] <alphaaquilae> http://pastebin.com/m32636a53
[16:53] <Palyanich> êòî æèâîé å?
[16:54] <rakhmad> alphaaquilae: apparantly, you have not installed required packages
[16:54] <alphaaquilae> yes, i don't know how to do to install them :s
[16:55] <alphaaquilae> i need those: No package 'pygtk-2.0' found No package 'pygobject-2.0' found No package 'gnome-python-2.0' found No package 'gnome-desktop-2.0' found
[16:55] <sunil> sunil
[16:55] <Palyanich> õè, à ÿ òî äóìàë ÷òî ýòî ðóññêèé ÷àò
[16:55] <YaManicKill> stupid recovery mode has no internet, and i cant reconfigure xorg in it either
[16:56] <newbiemm> hello folks
[16:56] <rakhmad> alphaaquilae: well you can install them using synaptic package manager
[16:57] <rakhmad> alphaaquilae: or use sudo apt-get install <package-name>
[16:57] <newbiemm> I need some help with tightvnc and windows
[16:57] <alphaaquilae> i tried the second propositon but in vain
[16:57] <lianimator> which application uses indexes by trackerd?
[16:57] <macrobad> Palyabich: Firstly, you seem to have problems with character encoding. Secondly, the language of this channel is English.
[16:58] <lianimator> how do I configure trackerd?
[16:58] <macrobad> Palyanich ---^
[16:58] <RedDragon1> hi
[16:58] <newbiemm> I only get a grey screen when I connect from win to ubuntu root x desktop
[16:58] <newbiemm> I want the normal desktop :)
[16:59] <lianimator> newbiemm: try disabling compiz if you haven't.
[16:59] <newbiemm> lianimator: havent tried that, thanks
[16:59] <newbiemm> ubuntu on my server with gui, I'm a rookie with linux, so I need the gui
[17:00] <r3rman_> How can DNS settings get wiped on a reboot
[17:00] <wvalencia> hi i have a crative x-fi, i have installed de official sound drivers but only worl 2
[17:00] <ravenfeather> hello - topic RHYTHMBOX - is there a script i can change that rbox will stop searching for plugins for files which are not audio-files but in the same folder - need help please - tnx
[17:00] <glassor> hi all, i'm new in ubuntu and try to install xmms, i write "apt-get install xmms"  and get: root@glassor-desktop:/home/glassor# apt-get install xmms
[17:00] <glassor> Reading package lists... Done
[17:00] <glassor> Building dependency tree
[17:00] <glassor> Reading state information... Done
[17:00] <glassor> Package xmms is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[17:00] <FloodBot3> glassor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:00] <glassor> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[17:00] <helix__> r3rman_: because you're using NetworkManager ?
[17:01] <lianimator> newbiemm: you have metacity?
[17:01] <newbiemm> no.. what's that?
[17:01] <wladimir> hello
[17:01] <glassor> hi all. need help install xmms
[17:01] <wladimir> have a problem, dmesg finds my bluetooth stick, but lsusb wont
[17:01] <RedDragon1> how do i get fsck to ckeck the next time it starts up and ckeck all the harddirves and scan the hard drive sectors?
[17:01]  * CrAzYoNi I'll be offline for several minutes; I'm moving my server to another room.
[17:01] <rakhmad> alphaaquilae: well maybe there is a difference in the package name
[17:01] <lianimator> newbiemm: it's the other window manager on ubuntu.. without all the window effects
[17:02] <rakhmad> alphaaquilae: i suggest you to use synaptic
[17:02] <mipnamic> hi all
[17:02] <mipnamic> |lst
[17:02] <newbiemm> ok, what I want is to connect FROM win to ubuntu
[17:02] <newbiemm> or from mandriva to ubuntu
[17:02] <lianimator> newbiemm: if you have compiz running on ubuntu, you will not see anything from vnc.
[17:02] <Kartagis> newbiemm, you want same
[17:02] <Kartagis> samba*
[17:03] <Kartagis> !samba | newbiemm
[17:03] <newbiemm> Kartagis: can I control ubuntu with samba?
[17:03] <newbiemm> desktop
[17:03] <zhxk1> hey, weechat is upgraded please update
[17:03] <Kartagis> newbiemm, what do you mean with control?
[17:03] <zhxk1> hey, weechat is upgraded please update
[17:03] <newbiemm> remote desktop
[17:03] <lianimator> newbiemm: on your ubuntu, run this: metacity --replace
[17:04] <RedDragon1> who knows about fsck?
[17:04] <Kartagis> newbiemm, samba has nothing to to with rdp
[17:04] <enosis> hello people. does anyone know if there is ANY music player or any addon for a player that will actually save the ratings for the songs on the id tag? :x
[17:04] <unixbocx> good morning room, can someone here test out my website so i can make sure my ubuntu server is working right, here is the site   joomlabocx.thruhere.net
[17:04] <newbiemm> Kartagis: didnt' think so :)
[17:04] <RedDragon1> how do i get fsck to ckeck the next time it starts up and ckeck all the harddirves and scan the hard drive sectors?
[17:04] <newbiemm> I can log in, but can only see root x desktop, and all is grey color
[17:05] <enosis> unixbocx, it's working for me ok
[17:06] <unixbocx> cool thanks for some reason downforeveryoneorjustme.com says its down
[17:06] <RedDragon1> how do i get fsck to ckeck the next time it starts up and ckeck all the harddirves and scan the hard drive sectors?
[17:06] <Greg^> hi
[17:07] <unixbocx> thanks again i'm out of here...
[17:07] <newbiemm> lianimator: this is what I get http://www.flickr.com/photos/frodemolland/3797785627/
[17:07] <fahadsadah> TML: PM me please?
[17:08] <lianimator> newbiemm: you mean, you can control everything. but the background is grey?
[17:08] <Tr1n> RedDragon1:  man fsck?
[17:08] <lic_> hehe
[17:09] <papa_> hi guys
[17:09] <newbiemm> lianimator: cant control like a normal desktop, but terminal is there, but I need the desktop gui :)
[17:09] <papa_> i am trying install vlc
[17:09] <papa_> but having trouble installing ppa
[17:09] <lianimator> newbiemm: what do you mean "desktop gui"? you need the background?
[17:09] <papa_> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 7D2C7A23BF810CD5
[17:10] <newbiemm> I mean the normal desktop, when you log in on ubuntu
[17:10] <RedDragon1> tr1n: what is the comand?
[17:10] <lianimator> newbiemm: you're logged in as root.. this is not your "normal" user.
[17:10] <papa_> i am following this tutorial
[17:10] <papa_> -> https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA/InstallingSoftware
[17:10] <newbiemm> lianimator: how to log in as a "user" then?
[17:10] <Tr1n> RedDragon1:  the man page tells all.  you can even use -N to see what it will do before you do it
[17:11] <rakhmad> newbiemm: do you have any username beside root?
[17:11] <fireantz> hi guys, anyone can introduce a client for ED2K link download? it appear that amule is pretty slow on my end
[17:11] <rafciu> hej
[17:11] <newbiemm> lianimator: yep
[17:11] <lianimator> rakhmad: ^
[17:11] <papa_> please help as i want to install vlc so my grandsson can listen to nursery rythemes from dvd
[17:11] <RedDragon1> tr1n: hoe do i get it to scan all harddrives?
[17:12] <lianimator> newbiemm: address the correct person.. :)
[17:12] <newbiemm> hehe, sorry
[17:12] <papa_> http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-ubuntu.html
[17:12] <newbiemm> rakhmad: yes got another user :)
[17:12] <papa_> i am getting ppa error
[17:12] <rakhmad> lianimator: thanks :)
[17:12] <lianimator> newbiemm: is your other user logged in?
[17:12] <rakhmad> newbiemm: well you can try to log in with that user
[17:12] <newbiemm> lianimator: not sure..
[17:13] <newbiemm> log of, and in again?
[17:13] <FunnyLookinHat> papa_: If you have enabled all of the repositories, you should be able to find it in your Add/Remove Programs menu.
[17:13] <Tr1n> RedDragon1:  the man page says that -A will scan all filesystems in your /etc/fstab
[17:13] <FunnyLookinHat> !multiverse > papa_
[17:13] <ZykoticK9> papa_, why not just use VLC in repo "sudo apt-get install vlc" or to add the PPA key try "sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 7D2C7A23BF810CD5"
[17:13] <newbiemm> thanks for helping lianimator and rakhmad, I'll go downstairs and try
[17:13] <newbiemm> back later
[17:14] <lianimator> newbiemm: okay
[17:14] <FunnyLookinHat> ZykoticK9: I think he wasn't aware of it being available in the repos..  :)
[17:14] <cor> yesterdays vlc update doubled my framerates
[17:14] <hartigan> hi
[17:15] <cor> just a wee incentive for ya
[17:15] <rakhmad> newbiemm: np :-)
[17:15] <hartigan> ;>
[17:15] <hartigan> is there anybody from poland ?
[17:15] <RedDragon1> ok
[17:16] <simonb1> why could be, that X says: Option "Rotate" will not be used...?
[17:16] <simonb1> i try to rotate my touchscreen
[17:16] <wladimir> someone an idea, why my bluetooth stick is showen in dmesg but does not work in gnome?
[17:16] <cor> my vlc from http://ppa.launchpad.net/c-korn/vlc/ubuntu, by the way
[17:16] <m-saraya>  i am already install ubuntu but i need to setup the easypeasy interface
[17:16] <RedDragon1> tr1n: how do i get it to sacn when the next time the computor starts?
[17:16] <m-saraya> how can i do that
[17:17] <cor> easypeasy?
[17:17] <m-saraya> yes
[17:17] <m-saraya> http://www.geteasypeasy.com
[17:17] <cor> anyone know offhand how to disable join/part notices in Quassel?
[17:18] <Djoef> Hi, how can i get a fresh sources.list file in ubuntu 7.04 ?
[17:19] <Tr1n> RedDragon1:  I think adding it to /etc/rc.local will do the trick, but you will want to double check that
[17:20] <evilbug> anyone have experience with ubuntu on an acer 5630z?
[17:20] <RedDragon1> tr1n: i just weant it to do it once
[17:20] <Offoffoff> easypeasy - funny
[17:20] <cor> kubuntu on 3610, if that's any help. heh#
[17:20] <Pici> Djoef: 7.04 is no longer supported and its repositories are no longer online.
[17:20] <newbiemm> lianimator: and rakhmad, no, still error
[17:21] <evilbug> cor: :( unfortunately not.
[17:21] <Tr1n> RedDragon1:  Then remove it when it is done :)
[17:21] <Pici> !upgrade | Djoef
[17:21] <RedDragon1> um ok
[17:21] <Djoef> Pici, damn, its a remote pc i am working on and there is an external drive connected to it formatted as ntfs
[17:21] <Djoef> I need to be able to write to this drive
[17:22] <lianimator> newbiemm: is your Ubuntu the server edition?
[17:22] <cor> isn't there writing with the 3g ntfs driver? 3g? G3? summin
[17:22] <newbiemm> lianimator: not the server ed
[17:22] <grawity> cor: ntfs-3g -- but it probably wasn't included yet, on that Ubuntu release.
[17:22] <lianimator> newbiemm: how did you configure Ubuntu for remote desktop?
[17:23] <Pici> Djoef: You can switch the servers in sources.list to use old-releases.ubuntu.com, but that should only be a temporary measure until the server is on a supported version.
[17:23] <lianimator> newbiemm: system->pref->remote desktop
[17:23] <newbiemm> been there :)
[17:23] <cor> i see. I spotted it was in by default on 9.04
[17:23] <shivek> Hi ^^D
[17:23] <newbiemm> I'll change to a pc closer to the server, back on soon
[17:23] <night> hi @ all, i have a problem... i installed the ati driver 9.7 and now my ubuntu doesn't work.... i only see a black screen or some colored images... can u help me gettin it working again plz?
[17:24] <shivek> can anyone help regarding how to use virtual box
[17:24] <Djoef> Pici,  ok ill try that thank you :)
[17:24] <Pici> shivek: virtualbox support can be found in #vbox
[17:24] <delicowa1> 3
[17:25] <shivek> Thanks Pici  ^^D
[17:25] <L2X-Spitfire> hey
[17:25] <L2X-Spitfire> can someone help me setup ircd server on my ubuntu server?
[17:25] <night> it is very urgent, plz help me gettin the xserver work again
[17:26] <phoe6> there is a package called language-selector which says corrupted install in synaptic and it does not uninstall/ reinstall.
[17:27] <newbiemm> back
[17:27] <newbiemm> on the server now
[17:28] <garikaib> Hello first time in an IRC
[17:28] <night> @all plz help me, i installed the ati-driver 9.7 and now my system doesn't work anymore
[17:29] <L2X-Spitfire> anyone got any ideea
[17:29] <L2X-Spitfire> where the hell
[17:29] <L2X-Spitfire> is
[17:29] <L2X-Spitfire> loft2853:/etc/ircd# apt-get install ircd-ircu
[17:29] <FloodBot3> L2X-Spitfire: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:29] <L2X-Spitfire> ircd-ircu installing?
[17:29] <sattam> hi, does alternate CD contains debian-installer or ubiquity ?
[17:29] <L2X-Spitfire> so i can run it?
[17:30] <alphaaquilae> http://pastebin.com/m6957b3fa
[17:30] <homerhomer> ha ha - http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2351331,00.asp
[17:31] <aftertaf> I have just bought a luminous keyboard for night time IRCing and it is turned on/off by Scroll Lock button, which does nothing in X :( I tested that its not busted on a XP box . . .
[17:32] <aftertaf> excuse the spamming for people in both forums :)
[17:32] <Brazz> Have anyone tryed to run Tibia ?
[17:32] <Brazz> the window closes right after it opens
[17:32] <Brazz> =P
[17:33] <alphaaquilae> can some oner help me solve this ; http://pastebin.com/m6957b3fa
[17:33] <Guest10622> Does anybody know how to make a program call'd KTorrent work faster/ I do have high speed internet.but the program seem to not want to downlound the movies any faster.plese help me out
[17:34] <jiohdi> guest10622, you can only get it as fast as the other side is giving it.
[17:34] <Guest10622> I need yalls help
[17:34] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: try: sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371 --recv-keys AF1CDFA9
[17:35] <Guest10622> but there are ways to make it faster
[17:35] <luvar> hello guyz
[17:35] <luvar> iwanna install mysql5
[17:35] <stew> luvar: still the wrong channel
[17:35] <luvar> looooooooool stew :D
[17:36] <alphaaquilae> RebelZero: http://pastebin.com/m734faa9d
[17:37] <r3rman_> Hey, /r/ing an example resolv.conf for ubuntu
[17:37] <r3rman_> pastebin
[17:38] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: yeah... I tried your first attempt successfully. You may have had an internet hiccup at that moment.
[17:38] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: http://pastebin.com/m264ae7c
[17:39] <amerinese> what shell are commands issued by cron run under?
[17:39] <caule> PRoblem using OpenLDAP.. here's the command:
[17:39] <caule> -----------------------------------------------------------
[17:39] <caule> #smbldap-useradd -a -m -c "admin" Administrator
[17:39] <caule> command  ^
[17:39] <FloodBot3> caule: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:39] <caule> Error looking for next uid in sambaDomainName=marte,dc=marte,dc=local:No such object at /usr/share/perl5/smbldap_tools.pm line 1071.
[17:40] <caule> any ideas?
[17:40] <JonathanEllis> Problem with dpkg:  "sudo dpkg --configure -a" crashing. Full description of the problem and how I have tried to resolve it is here http://pastebin.com/d111bfa07   What am I missing, please?
[17:40] <cor> I would imagine cron runs as root
[17:41] <alphaaquilae> RebelZero: a proxy problem?
[17:41] <caule> ops sorry, what bad english!!! any idea? (look up ^ )
[17:42] <hey`> caule use pastebin if you're going to post big code.
[17:42] <hey`> so the channel won't get flooded.
[17:43] <hey`> CHILE
[17:43] <Shirotoko> hola
[17:43] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: it's possible... I can't say for certain as I don't have much experience with proxies. Can you open a web browser to http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371 ?
[17:44] <caule> !openldap
[17:44] <caule> !ldap
[17:44] <alphaaquilae> RebelZero: now i cant :(
[17:44] <|SonGoku|> wa
[17:45] <|SonGoku|> is there one Argentino ?
[17:45] <MasterOf1isaster> r3rman_: echo "nameserver <IP here>" > /etc/resolv.conf
[17:45] <|SonGoku|> xD
[17:45] <|SonGoku|> list
[17:45] <r3rman_> MasterOf1isaster, thanks did that
[17:45] <Soxred93|n8> Is there a way to get the system beep that comes out of my computer's internal speakers to come out of the regular speakers?
[17:45] <MasterOf1isaster> r3rman_: man resolv.conf
[17:46] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: you can still reach pastebin?
[17:46] <alphaaquilae> yes
[17:46] <r3rman_> MasterOf1isaster, yeah, it looks ok now
[17:46] <r3rman_> thanks
[17:46] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: http://pastebin.com/m7de66639
[17:47] <alphaaquilae> RebelZero: what shoul i do with this :D?
[17:47] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: copy and paste that to a text file... then: sudo apt-key addkey textfile
[17:47] <Crash1hd> Has anyone ever had when they use vnc to connect to an instance of ubuntu all of a sudden a random key seems to be pressed and stays pressed down until I reboot?
[17:47] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: that's the gpg key you're trying to fetch
[17:47] <|SonGoku|> hay algun arghentino ?
[17:48] <JonathanEllis> Soxred93|n8: I was looking at something last night about the system beep. Hold on while I find it.
[17:48] <|SonGoku|> fd
[17:48] <alphaaquilae> RebelZero: the filetextextension chould be txt?
[17:48] <jjg> can someone advise me on how to retrieve 2 Gb of space on a different partition and pull it into my new ubuntu install.  I've used fdisk in the past, but can seem to figure out how to "pull one partition into another" ... it's formattted ast ext3 .. perhaps I need to delete it, then add it?
[17:48] <Soxred93|n8> It's mainly because when someone pings me on IRC, it beeps using the internal speaker. When I'm asleep, I can't turn it off.
[17:48] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: not necessary under Linux, but you can name it anything you like
[17:49] <alphaaquilae> okey got it
[17:49] <Soxred93|n8> I want to be able to contril it with my desktop speakers
[17:49] <MasterOf1isaster> jjg: you may use parted to resize partitions - but be sure to have a backup
[17:49] <jjg> MasterOf1isaster .. ok .. do I need to do that from a live CD or can i do it from ubuntu harddrive install?
[17:49] <scunizi> I'm on 8.04 and HPLIP is pretty out of date with version 2.8.2.  The current version 3.9.8 supports my networked hp color laser.  What's the best way to update?  Is there a PPA available?
[17:50] <MasterOf1isaster> jjg: you should use a livecd
[17:50] <jjg> ok
[17:50] <JonathanEllis> Soxred93|n8: Hope this helps, I came across it while googling another problem. If it's not quite what you want, google is your friend
[17:50] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: my brain and fingers aren't cooperating, that last command should have been: sudo apt-get add textfile
[17:50] <theatro> !flash
[17:51] <MasterOf1isaster> jjg: you might find a frontend to parted useful - e.g. gparted
[17:51] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: the name of textfile to whatever you used
[17:51] <Soxred93|n8> JonathanEllis: Umm... url? :)
[17:51] <homerhomer> Hey, I'm testing Pidgin's chat program can someone say hello with my with my name in in the text?
[17:51] <JonathanEllis> ﻿Soxred93|n8: Oops. Would have been helpful to include the link http://www.arsgeek.com/2006/08/23/how-to-turn-off-the-annoying-system-beep-in-linux-debianubuntu/ Hope this helps, I came across it while googling another problem. If it's not quite what you want, google is your friend
[17:51] <Soxred93|n8> Heehee, thanks
[17:51] <Soxred93|n8> I'll look at it.
[17:51] <JonathanEllis> !hi |homerhomer
[17:51] <Alvinware> !orphaned
[17:51] <homerhomer> Sweet!, THanks
[17:51] <scunizi> homerhomer: ping
[17:51] <MasterOf1isaster> jjg: resizing may take a long time - backing stuff up and repartitioning your hdd layout (and reinstalling) might be quicker.
[17:52] <Alvinware> !orphaned package
[17:52] <jjg> MasterOf1isaster .. i have an xp pro install already there, though
[17:52] <movela> hi! please help---> convert h264 mp4 to avi?
[17:52] <homerhomer> I have it so I can close my chat windows but if someone says my username is pops up
[17:52] <homerhomer> Cheers
[17:52] <scunizi> homerhomer: however pidgin isn't the best for irc.. great for IM chat.. for IRC try xchat (in the repos in synaptic).. don't load xchat-gnome though.. yick.
[17:52] <jjg> movela ... take a look at gstreamer i know it can do it
[17:52] <cor> depends. I was amazed at how quickly the Gparted CD resized my partitions
[17:52] <Alvinware> Should i remove those orphaned packages in the remove orphaned packages?
[17:53] <JonathanEllis> homerhomer: Can you tell me how to setup pidgin like that - would be really useful
[17:53] <alphaaquilae> RebelZero: it doesn't recognize the command "add"
[17:53] <Soxred93|n8> Yay, no more system beep, JonathanEllis
[17:53] <movela> thanks jjg.
[17:53] <homerhomer> scunizi: I agree that it's not that best but it's nice to have a all-in-one chatter tool
[17:53] <Soxred93|n8> Now to make IRC pings come out of my speakers, but I'll find a way myself.
[17:53] <Soxred93|n8> Thanks a lot.
[17:53] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: I'm sorry. I must not be fully awake yet. sudo apt-key add textfile
[17:54] <homerhomer> JonathanEllis: sure,
[17:54] <myton_> h.file in template puts full path in I.E. not Firefox. Anyone notice this?
[17:54] <perturbed> love this channel
[17:55] <helper> RebelZero for what apt-key use for ?
[17:56] <Alvinware> Should i remove those orphaned packages in the remove orphaned packages?
[17:56] <blackbeard> hi guys. am using hardy. am on a laptop 1.8 ghz with 2 gb ram and running on intel 945 chipset. i built my custom system from an alternate install cd. now the problem is my Xorg eats a lot of processor cycles sometime [ though i havent installed compiz]. and my graphics is very very poor. i just get 336 from glxgears. any solutions????
[17:56] <alphaaquilae> RebelZero: "gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found."
[17:56] <caule> Open LDAP problem: any ideas?? --> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/249322/
[17:57] <myton_> oops! wrong forum
[17:57] <caule> help me please, or I'll kill myself
[17:57] <caule> :)
[17:57] <JonathanEllis> Soxred93|n8: If you are using Pidgin, go to Tools make sure Mute Sounds is not checked. In Preferences there is a sounds page.
[17:57] <damo23> how do you make remote desktop vino work in hardy?
[17:57] <Crash1hd> How do I turn on a virtual keyboard?
[17:57] <Soxred93> JonathanEllis: I'm using XChat
[17:58] <Soxred93> And I used /usr/share/sounds/question.wav as a new beep, and it works great now.
[17:58] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: where did you save that text file?
[17:58] <unixbocx> hello again, looking to set up a email server on my ubuntu server and need to know a good one that can be accessed from a web browser
[17:58] <Alvinware> Should i remove those orphaned packages in the remove orphaned packages?
[17:58] <alphaaquilae> in desktop
[17:58] <alphaaquilae> throw gvim
[17:58] <alphaaquilae> the file has no extension
[17:58] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: sudo apt-ket add ~/Desktop/textfile_name
[17:58] <aboyz> Can someone help me check my configuration in httpd.conf. I setup a Virtualhost with a redirect. and it is not redireting. If you go to www.example.org or example.org it should redirect you to http://www.example.com. Here i sthe config http://pastebin.com/m7b639845
[17:59] <alphaaquilae> even if i am located in the desktop
[17:59] <alphaaquilae> ?
[17:59] <wpgmb> I've severly hosed my permissions on /home.. I followed some online instructions pertaining to .dmrc, but so far, nothing is working. I've backed up all the data on an external drive. Can I from a root terminal delete my username, and add it back, thus creating a new /home?
[17:59] <homerhomer> JonathanEllis: If your using pidgin for chat enable these settings: In plugins.  Turn on Message Notificaion and enable "Chat Windows" and Raise conversation and Present Conversation window.  Second right click on you Chat room "#Ubuntu"  in the main window and check auto-join and persistent.  That it's
[17:59] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: no... did you copy all 12 lines including the BEGIN and END lines exactly?
[18:00] <th0r> wpgmb: why not just fix the existing one?
[18:00] <helper> for what apt-key use for ?
[18:00] <wpgmb> th0r: perfect - how?
[18:00] <scunizi> wpgmb: do you know what permissions you want in your /home?  It's much easier to just redo the permissions then to go the route you suggested.
[18:00] <RebelZero> helper: to manage authentication keys: man apt-key
[18:00] <wpgmb> scunizi: default permissions would be fine
[18:00] <blackbeard> should i go back to xp? i also am eyeing arch, centos or slackware....
[18:00] <th0r> wpgmb: how did you bork it? changing owners or changing permissions?
[18:01] <MasterOf1isaster> aboyz: RewriteEngine On\nRewriteRule /(.*) http://www.example.com/$1 [L,NC]
[18:01] <caule> Open LDAP problem: any ideas?? --> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/249322/ Help me please, or I'll kill myself
[18:01] <caule> Open LDAP problem: any ideas?? --> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/249322/ Help me please, or I'll kill myself
[18:01] <caule> :)
[18:01] <scunizi> wpgmb: ok.. give me a sec..
[18:01] <aboyz> masterof i don't want to use rewrite.. i got too many rewrite rule in there..
[18:02] <wpgmb> th0r: yeah.... firewire gave me grief on permissions, so I chmod-d the entire /home... dumb, dumb, dumb...
[18:02] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: http://pastebin.com/m49dcce3c
[18:02] <xzachtmx_> excuse me if this question is stupid... but im still new with linux and i have to edit the /.bashrc file... what and where is it? :S
[18:02] <th0r> wpgmb: default permissions are 644 for text files and the like, 755 for directories
[18:02] <blackbeard> >	hi guys. am using hardy. am on a laptop 1.8 ghz with 2 gb ram and running on intel 945 chipset. i built my custom system from an alternate install cd. now the problem is my Xorg eats a lot of processor cycles sometime [ though i havent installed compiz]. and my graphics is very very poor. i just get 336 from glxgears. any solutions???? should i go back to xp? i also am eyeing arch, centos...
[18:02] <blackbeard> ...or slackware....
[18:02] <scunizi> wpgmb: I think defaults are 755 so from terminal you'd "sudo chmod -R 777 /home/<username>
[18:02] <alphaaquilae> RebelZero: thks RebelZero i had an extra line :)
[18:02] <MasterOf1isaster> xzachtmx_: vi ~/.bashrc
[18:02] <scunizi> wpgmb: oops.. make that 755
[18:02] <JonathanEllis> homerhomer: Thanks. What is the persistent auto-join for?
[18:03] <wpgmb> scuzini: been there, done that. no luck in getting logged in
[18:03] <helper> caule check #ldap maybe they know =)
[18:03] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: excellent... yeah, a little thing like that can break the key
[18:03] <xzachtmx_> Ty MasterOf1isaster
[18:03] <vikash> i have installed netbeans and glassfish
[18:03] <gse7en> wpgmb:  This doesn't solve your problem, but it might help in the future:  'ls -ahlp --group-directories-first'
[18:03] <scunizi> wpgmb: did you do it from the recovery boot option? that drops you to root
[18:03] <vikash> while configuring it asks for domain value
[18:03] <th0r> wpgmb: do you have any other accounts on the computer?
[18:03] <vikash> plz help
[18:03] <Pici> !enter
[18:04] <wpgmb> th0r: maybe a "guest"
[18:04] <homerhomer> JonathanEllis: They auto-join automatically logs you in when you start Pidgin and Persistent will keep you logged in if you lose connection.
[18:04] <homerhomer> briefly
[18:04] <th0r> wpgmb: can you reboot into recovery mode?
[18:04] <homerhomer> if you lose connection briefly
[18:04] <wpgmb> th0r: yes - but only to the root terminal
[18:04] <Evet> Do you suggest a WYSWYG html editor?
[18:04] <Kottizen> NOO
[18:05] <gse7en> wpgmb:  You might also want to add ll='ls -ahlnp --group-directories-first'
[18:05] <gse7en>  to your alias.  That will show you the permissions of home, then you can fix it with chown and chmod  /shrug
[18:05] <th0r> wpgmb: give me a sec
[18:05] <Brazz> Have anyone got to run Tibia in Ubuntu 9.04?
[18:05] <MasterOf1isaster> aboyz: try turning your rewrite rules off - perhaps one takes precedence?
[18:05] <wpgmb> gse7en: you lost me... where? from the root terminal?
[18:05] <th0r> wpgmb: booting recovery mode in the vm to make sure how this is done
[18:05] <JonathanEllis> homerhomer: Thanks.
[18:05] <wpgmb> th0r: k thx
[18:06] <homerhomer> JonathanEllis: No, prob
[18:06] <heroid> i want to set up a local repo for Kosovo
[18:06] <gse7en> wpgmb My bad.  Every user has an alias file in their home directory.  You can edit that file and add that line to it, that way instead of typing "ls /home" you can type "ll /home" and it will display the permissions and owner.  Then you know what needs fixed.
[18:06] <heroid> but i don't have the hardware
[18:07] <heroid> anyone wants to help me with this
[18:07] <vikash> heroid, have u ever registered glassfish i netbeans
[18:07] <th0r> wpgmb: boot into recovery mode. You should be able to change the files from there
[18:08] <th0r> wpgmb: you won't need sudo....just chmod -R 755 *
[18:08] <heroid> vikash, no
[18:08] <wpgmb> th0r: I tried chmodding /home to 755. I still get problems: first error is related to .dmrc not having 644 permissions
[18:08] <th0r> wpgmb: then go back and change the text files to 644
[18:08] <scunizi> will I run into issues if i install the hplip data files for version 3.x.x while running hplip version 2.x.x?
[18:08] <th0r> wpgmb: right....all config and text files will need 644
[18:08] <th0r> wpgmb: might be easier to chmod -R 644 * and then change the directories to 755
[18:08] <wpgmb> th0r: I changed .dmrc as well, followed some online instructions. But.. it's simply not working
[18:09] <wpgmb> th0r: I can try that..
[18:09] <th0r> wpgmb: my .dmrc is 600
[18:09] <wpgmb> th0r: any way to change directories only to 755?
[18:09] <wpgmb> th0r: in a quick way?
[18:09] <th0r> wpgmb: not that I know of, but maybe someone else will chime in with a shortcut
[18:10] <wpgmb> th0r
[18:10] <wpgmb> th0r: k.. thx so far.
[18:10] <wpgmb> brb
[18:11] <gse7en> wpgmb If you have access to Gnome, it'd be easy enough to select single folders in a group (Click + CTRL) and then change properties from there.
[18:11] <alphaaquilae> RebelZero: exellent, all works now , thks :)
[18:11] <RebelZero> alphaaquilae: you're welcome, glad I could help.
[18:12] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[18:13] <ckreator> I bought a webcam the product and vendor ids are 0c45:6143, how do i get it to work? I searched on google but couldn't find any drivers for it.
[18:13] <Like> ubuntu one
[18:14] <Evet> I cant install Flash Player Plugin, is there another solution?
[18:15] <imran> I downloaded a game called Crossfire - but I can't find a launcher anywhere... Help please :)?
[18:15] <ikonia> Evet: install the package "flashplugin-nonfree"
[18:15] <proq> I'm trying to move my system from partition sda1 to sda2.  I changed all my entries in menu.lst and fstab to point to sda2, but still the system mounts /dev/sda1 as root.  how do I finish changing the boot partition?
[18:15] <ikonia> imran: how did you download and install
[18:15] <caule> Open LDAP problem: any ideas?? --> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/249322/ Help me please, or I'll kill myself  :D
[18:15] <imran> ikonia, synaptic
[18:15] <caule> Open LDAP problem: any ideas?? --> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/249322/ Help me please, or I'll kill myself  :D
[18:15] <ikonia> imran: what was the package name ?
[18:16] <linuxdude> hello
[18:16] <caule> no answers in #ldap
[18:16] <ikonia> proq: check the uuid's in grub's menu.lst and fstab again
[18:16] <imran> ikonia, it was crossfire package, but upon installing it also had to install other stuff too
[18:16] <ikonia> !info crossfire
[18:16] <linuxdude> how many of you are on the forums?
[18:16] <imran> Hmmm...
[18:16] <proq> ikonia: I changed all the UUIDs to /dev/sda2
[18:16] <ikonia> imran: as you can see there is no such package called crossfire, what was the package called
[18:16] <imran> ikonia huh.
[18:16] <ikonia> proq: are you %101 certain ?
[18:17] <proq> ikonia: yes
[18:17] <danbhfive> imran: try typing crossfire into the CLI
[18:17] <ikonia> proq: thats all that could be effecting it, please pastebin your menu.lst, your fstab and the output of "sudo blikd"
[18:17] <imran> danbhfive, CLI?
[18:17] <linuxdude> got ta ta ta go
[18:17] <danbhfive> imran: terminal
[18:18] <Evet> thanks ikonia, it still gives "Flash Player upgrade required
[18:18] <Evet> You must download and install the latest version of the Adobe Flash Player to view this content." error
[18:18] <imran> danbhfive, ok, i typed in terminal and got an error, lemme post on pastebin
[18:18] <ikonia> Evet: what does ?
[18:18] <proq> ikonia: I don't see a tool called blikd in repos or on my system
[18:18] <ikonia> proq: you open the terminal and type "sudo blikd"
[18:18] <caule> Open LDAP problem: any ideas?? --> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/249322/ Help me please, or I'll kill myself  :D (I had no answers on #ldap)
[18:18] <proq> ikonia: yes, and it says not found
[18:19] <ikonia> proq: sorry sudo blkid
[18:19] <imran> danbhfive, http://pastebin.com/m3caf4797
[18:19] <ikonia> caule: #ldap is the correct place to ask
[18:19] <th0r> ikonia: danbhfive it is crossfire-client-gtk (or gtk2) in synaptic
[18:20] <ikonia> caule: however the problem is smbldap-tools - if you check the fedora forum this is discussed a lot on the incompatabilities of smbtools with certain perl versions/setups
[18:20] <caule> ikonia: no answers on #ldap... I hope thare will here
[18:20] <caule> Open LDAP problem: any ideas?? --> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/249322/ Help me please, or I'll kill myself  :D (I had no answers on #ldap)
[18:20] <scunizi> If I use the hplip .deb files for Jaunty in Hardy will I also have to update cups?
[18:20] <ikonia> caule: #ldap is the correct place to ask
[18:20] <ikonia> caule: also check the info I just gave you
[18:20] <proq> ikonia: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/249339/
[18:21] <testi> Recently I used to plug in my nokia e51 into my desktop and ubuntu automagically managed to setup internet using that phone. However, the phone fell into the lake and is probably irreversibly damaged now, so I'm thinking of buying the HTC magic android phone, but I don't know if it will work as "klickibunti"-easy as with the e51. Does it use the same protocol between computer and mobile device? Can I just plug in the HTC magic via USB and 
[18:21] <testi>  just by clicking through the assistant without touching a text-terminal even once?
[18:21] <ikonia> proq: please also put the output of "sudo blkid"
[18:22] <caule> ikonia: no answers on #ldap... this is ubuntu support channel, and OpenLdap is on repositories... so I can ask here..
[18:22] <proq> ikonia: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/249340/
[18:22] <howaya> on boot i have to issue: sudo modprobe rt61pci to get my wifi to work.  is there any way to run this command on boot / and auto connect my wifi?? thanks
[18:22] <ikonia> caule: it's not an ldap problem, it's an smbldap issue
[18:22] <tbx> What's the command to start the gnome network widget? I recently installed WICD, which has now stopped working for some reason [with wireless] - and installing it deprecated the network widget.
[18:22] <caule> smbldap-tools is also in the repositories
[18:22] <giampiero> Hello does anybody know anything about MMA and LEMMA?
[18:22] <ikonia> proq: try setting the UUID's instead of the device names, I agree it shouldn't matter but lets check it
[18:23] <ikonia> caule: I'm aware of this
[18:23] <th0r> tbx: network-manager
[18:23] <ikonia> caule: the first thing you need to check is if you can do an ldap lookup
[18:23] <WilliamC> So, is it called Sudo because you're all Phil Collins fans?:P
[18:23] <ikonia> WilliamC: please don't be silly
[18:23]  * jrib stares at WilliamC
[18:24] <WilliamC> ikonia, why?
[18:24]  * jrib hears crickets
[18:24] <WilliamC> I know, it stands for Super User Do
[18:24] <ikonia> WilliamC: because this is not a joke channel
[18:24] <tbx>  th0r: ah. This explains why I could not find it - WICD /removed/ network-manager.... and now installing network manager will remove wicd.
[18:24] <howaya> on boot i have to issue: sudo modprobe rt61pci to get my wifi to work.  is there any way to run this command on boot / and auto connect my wifi?? thanks
[18:24] <danbhfive> imran: did you get that from the repos?  Cause I don't see it
[18:24] <WilliamC> How do I change my user to being the root?
[18:24] <th0r> tbx: right....I thought that was what you meant by deprecated
[18:24] <ikonia> WilliamC: use sudo
[18:24] <firecrotch> actually "sudo" is "switch user do"
[18:24] <jrib> giampiero: I know what a lemma is....  Just ask your real question and find out if anyone can help you
[18:24] <ckreator> How do I get my webcam to work? The drivers provided by the manufacturer are for windows OS.
[18:25] <jrib> !sudo | WilliamC
[18:25] <iceroot> firecrotch: super user do
[18:25] <imran> danbh, yes but I added some repos from Ubuntu Tweak
[18:25] <WilliamC> ikonia, is it possible to use sudo in the graphical file manager?
[18:25] <tbx> th0r: I thought it would have simply disabled it - not uninstalled it. That's awfully bullshitty, far as I am concerned.
[18:25] <iceroot> WilliamC: gksudo
[18:25] <iceroot> WilliamC: for the gui
[18:25] <WilliamC> oh
[18:25] <ikonia> WilliamC: gksudo is the tool for that
[18:25] <danbhfive> imran: I c.  your best bet is probably to ask the crossfire people
[18:25] <tbx> Nice. Now I have to restart? It's like... windows, all over again.
[18:25] <WilliamC> I want to upgrade firefox and I don't have root privileges, that's all.
[18:26] <th0r> tbx: could be worse, first time I tried to get wicd working (which I use now btw) I lost wifi and had no way to reinstall nm
[18:26] <imran> danbhfive, okz.
[18:26] <firecrotch> iceroot: You can use it to run commands as a user other than root :)
[18:26] <ikonia> WilliamC: only upgrade to the versions in the repositories unless you know %101 what you are doing
[18:26] <jrib> WilliamC: you shouldn't be touching your filesystem to upgrade firefox...
[18:26] <jrib> !ff3.5 | WilliamC
[18:26] <danbhfive> y
[18:26] <WilliamC> jrib, I didn't see it listed, I guess I should double check
[18:27] <WilliamC> Also, I need a spare lan cable
[18:27] <Guest34988> sup niggaz
[18:27] <Guest34988> i need help wiv my system yo
[18:27] <jrib> !language | Guest34988
[18:27] <Guest34988> sum shit isn't workin
[18:28] <howaya> anybody have any good links for wifi wpa rt61pci setup
[18:29] <howaya> ?
[18:29] <iceroot> howaya: i allways use google "hardwarename ubuntuversion"
[18:30] <chillitom> guys, how can i enable hyperthreading on my xeon
[18:30] <chillitom> ?
[18:30] <chillitom> cpuinfo reports it is available
[18:30] <iceroot> howaya: normally you will find ubuntu-forums/wiki then
[18:30] <ikonia> chillitom: then it's already enabled
[18:30] <ikonia> chillitom: it's normally a bios - not operating system option
[18:30] <howaya> on boot i have to issue: sudo modprobe rt61pci to get my wifi to work.  is there any way to run this command on boot / and auto connect my wifi?? thanks
[18:30]  * cor added buntu-specific terms directly into a FF search plugin, handy
[18:30] <iceroot> chillitom: use top and press 1 to see the cpu-cores working
[18:31] <danbhfive> howaya: what ubuntu version?  are you using LB<?
[18:31] <chillitom> iceroot, thanks but they definitely aren't working
[18:31] <howaya> jaunty
[18:31] <danbhfive> *LBM
[18:31] <ikonia> chillitom: how do you know ?
[18:31] <chillitom> because htop and sys monitor only reports two cpus not 4
[18:31] <howaya> 9.04
[18:31] <th0r> howaya: add the module to /etc/modules
[18:32] <ikonia> check your bios options though,
[18:32] <iceroot> chillitom: its a dual core with HT?
[18:32] <chillitom> ikonia, yeah enabled in there
[18:32] <howaya> im a nubie
[18:32] <chillitom> iceroot, yip
[18:32] <howaya> any instructions?
[18:32] <ikonia> iceroot: dual core with HT doesn't seem the norm from my memory
[18:33] <th0r> howaya: open a terminal, type 'sudo nano /etc/modules' without the quotes. Add the module name on a line by itself, then type Control-X to exit and follow the prompts to save the file
[18:33] <iceroot> ikonia: yes, same here, so i am wondering
[18:33] <danbhfive> howaya: maybe the package linux-backports-modules-jaunty-generic will help
[18:33] <iceroot> chillitom: i dont think there are cpus with 2 core AND HT
[18:33] <chillitom> it's a Xeon W3503
[18:33] <howaya> thanks. i give it a go!
[18:33] <iceroot> chillitom: 2 core OR HT
[18:33] <om26er> i have a different /home partition and if i format it what will happen will ubuntu boot again
[18:33] <prince_jammys> om26er: yes.
[18:33] <chillitom> iceroot, i see the ht flag in /proc/cpuinfo
[18:34] <om26er> prince_jammys: r u sure
[18:34] <prince_jammys> om26er: /home is not essential for ubuntu to boot.
[18:34] <iceroot> chillitom: and you see 2 cores?
[18:34] <KenSharp> iceroot, P4 is a single core with HT
[18:34] <chillitom> our servers in the datacentre work correctly, hyperthreading and multicore.. i just can't get my workstation going
[18:34] <chillitom> iceroot, yip
[18:35] <om26er> prince_jammys: how to unmount home partition
[18:35] <ikonia> chillitom: you should only see 2 cores
[18:35] <howaya> danbhfive: wl, lp, rtc, are in my modules file. what should i add 'rt61pci'?
[18:35] <ikonia> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xeon#3500-series_.22Bloomfield.22
[18:35] <prince_jammys> om26er: do the formatting from a gparted live CD, or with partition editor if you have the ubuntu live cd.
[18:35] <iceroot> chillitom: can you paste the output from cpuinfo? i am just interessted in it
[18:36] <om26er> prince_jammys: ok thanx
[18:36] <prince_jammys> om26er: you should be able to boot, though you may not be able to boot to a gui.
[18:36] <jgoppert> hey can anyone help me get ntp working on a jaunty server? ntpdate -ud workds, but the ntpd daemon doesn't work?
[18:36] <prince_jammys> om26er: ... until you set up a homedir for your user.
[18:36] <om26er> prince_jammys: if i set the same partition after formating what will be the procedure
[18:37] <acajou> Hi all.  So my fully updated 8.04 install seems to have decided it won't le me use all my memory.  As dmesg puts it: [   26.759675] Memory: 2573052k/4194304k available (2181k kernel code, 45968k reserved, 1006k data, 368k init, 1702784k highmem)
[18:37] <helix__> Hello everyone, I'm currenty using a 2-disks RAID1 + LVM2, each disk with 3 partitions : sda1 (boot+system), sda2 (swap), sda3 (data). My question is : sda3 & sdb3 have the same UUID, is it normal ?
[18:37] <jgoppert> this is the error from my ntp daemon: ntpdate
[18:37] <jgoppert>  7 Aug 09:40:55 ntpdate[4650]: no servers can be used, exiting
[18:37] <ikonia> acajou: please show the output of "free -m"
[18:37] <prince_jammys> om26er: simply create a /home/yourusername  directory
[18:38] <prince_jammys> om26er: You already have the partition mounting to /home in your /etc/fstab ?
[18:38] <iceroot> chillitom: They use Socket T (LGA775), operate on a 1066 MHz front-side bus, support Enhanced Intel Speedstep Technology and Intel Virtualization Technology but do not support Hyper-Threading   from wikipedia
[18:38] <acajou> free -m concurs: http://perl.pastebin.com/m7f43b54f
[18:38] <devom> I need a tutorial about installing wireless driver.
[18:38] <acajou> I ran a full memtest successfully
[18:38] <ikonia> acajou: how much ram do you think you should have
[18:38] <iceroot> chillitom: its a dual core which cant use HT, so you only have 2 cores
[18:38] <chillitom> iceroot, weird, wonder why it reports ht
[18:39] <iceroot> chillitom: maybe wikipedia is wrong. dont know
[18:39] <chillitom> http://pastie.org/575763
[18:39] <iceroot> chillitom: just wondered about dual core AND HT
[18:39] <devom> how to install wireless drivers?
[18:39] <acajou> 4gb - as per : [    0.000000] 3200MB HIGHMEM available. / [    0.000000] 896MB LOWMEM available.
[18:39] <proq> ikonia: nope, I changed my uuids in fstab and menu.lst and it is still using sda1 as /
[18:40] <ikonia> proq: I can't see how it can be mounting the wrong file system ?
[18:40] <acajou> ikonia: I'm pretty sure I had 4gb available previously...
[18:40] <m1r> hello ikonia
[18:40] <proq> ikonia: I don't either.  this is pretty weird
[18:40] <iceroot> chillitom: interesting, thx
[18:40] <ikonia> acajou: verfiy you have a working 4GB of ram in your machine (bios) then lets move it forward
[18:40] <tscmga> hello.
[18:40] <ikonia> m1r: hello
[18:40] <tscmga> why i  press down a key , there didn't repeat
[18:41] <acajou> ikonia already done.  Also ran a full memtest successfully (and memtest indicates 4096MB memory).
[18:41] <tscmga> like jj jj jj j jj jjjjjjjjj
[18:41] <iceroot> chillitom:  a have found it Simultaneous multithreading by multiple cores and hyperthreading (2x per core).
[18:41] <ikonia> acajou: are you using a 64bit OS ?
[18:41] <Brando753> guys flash videos dont seem to play on my laptop any more
[18:41] <iceroot> chillitom: have you checked if the bios is up to date? so it can handle the cpu?
[18:41] <iceroot> !details | Brando753
[18:41] <acajou> ikonia: no, 32bit i386
[18:41] <ikonia> acajou: will you should at least see 3gb of ram with 32bit
[18:41] <chillitom> iceroot, good idea, i'll have a check
[18:42] <ikonia> acajou: certainly worth verifying with the 64bit OS though
[18:42] <chillitom> machine was built at the factory about 2 days ago though so would expect so
[18:42] <imran> Need help installing a game called "WorldForge" I'm getting an error : http://pastebin.com/m9e202b4 Help anyone
[18:42] <chillitom> wikipedia says the 3200s are Kentsfields, quads (2x2)
[18:42] <acajou> ikonia: I believe the OS *sees* it, it' s just not available: " Memory: 2573052k/4194304k available"
[18:42] <imran> !spam
[18:43] <Hilikus_> i'm trying to cmopile something and i get this
[18:43] <Hilikus_> Package requirements (gnome-sharp-2.0) were not met:
[18:43] <ikonia> imran: 1.) how did you install it 2.) the error is clear in the output a.) it can't resolve worldforge.org's host, b.) iut can't find the configuration files
[18:43] <Hilikus_> what package do i need to install??
[18:43] <imran> ikonia, downloaded from their site as its not in repositories, and 2.) Do you know a solution?
[18:43] <Brando753> no video in flash will playthey look like this http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/9241/videou.png
[18:43] <chillitom> is it just me or has intel's market department made the most confusing mess of names, model numbers part numbers etc.. HTF is anyone supposed to know what is what
[18:43] <ikonia> acajou: interesting, I'd have expected at least 3GB available, it is possible to try the 64bit OS ?
[18:43] <th0r> Hilikus_: look for something like libgnome-sharp-dev
[18:44] <ikonia> iuso: 1.) then get support from them 2.) yes, check / make the config file it's complaining about and see if the host it's trying to resolve exists
[18:44] <acajou> ikonia Well, don't have an image handy, but I can boot of a 9.04 livecd and report what it says...
[18:44] <acajou> ikonia: (it' s 32-bit too though)
[18:45] <ikonia> acajou: 64bit would be interesting to try
[18:45] <ikonia> acajou: it really should see more than 2GB - but I'm curious
[18:45] <acajou> ikonia but I really feel this changed.  I didn't just install this RAM.  Been running with it for ~4 months.
[18:45] <m1r> acajou: if 32 bit it should see at least 3-3,5gb imo
[18:45] <Brando753> so how should i fix my flash videos?
[18:45] <ikonia> acajou: oh really, that's very interesting
[18:46] <Alvinware> Does chkrootkit auto fix?
[18:46] <ikonia> no
[18:46] <th0r> ikonia: in the old days a bad chip could make a bank of memory disappear...don't know how the hw works now though.
[18:46] <acajou> ikonia I just noticed it when I looked at my memory isage monitor and with ~2gb usage it was almost full and I thought - " That's not right".
[18:46] <Alvinware> rkhunter too?
[18:46] <ikonia> th0r: but memtest is passing %100 - thats the curious thing
[18:47] <acajou> ikonia I also thought memory failure at first.
[18:47] <th0r> ikonia: yeah....that is interesting
[18:47] <m1r> acajou: did u try swap around memory ?
[18:47] <Brando753> guys how do i get flash videos to work again they look like this http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/9241/videou.png
[18:47] <ikonia> th0r: I know what you're saying and I agree, but the bios is showing 4GB and mem test is passing, apparantly, so I'm stumped
[18:47] <tscmga> how to set the keyboard repeat rate
[18:48] <acajou> mlr no, could try that too...
[18:48] <zeltak> hi anyone have any experience with syndaemon on jaunty?
[18:48] <tscmga> how to set the keyboard repeat rate
[18:48] <acajou> in " Memory: 2573052k/4194304k available (2181k kernel code, 45968k reserved, 1006k data, 368k init, 1702784k highmem"  what does 1702784k highmem mean?
[18:48] <th0r> acajou: this is sort of a shot in the dark, but try booting into an earlier kernel.
[18:48] <iceroot> tscmga: bios
[18:48] <m1r> acajou: if is no problem, try it, maybe slot got burned
[18:48] <tscmga> jaunty  sound broken
[18:48] <ikonia> th0r: very worth while, good call
[18:48] <acajou> th0r good idea
[18:49] <th0r> every now and then...before the senility kicks in
[18:49] <acajou> I'll be right back.... :)
[18:49] <acajou> Thanks all
[18:49] <m1r> gl
[18:49] <Brando753> guys any idea on how to fix flash i tried reinstalling end that didnt work, what should i do?
[18:50] <iceroot> Brando753: what you want to fix?
[18:50] <Brando753> iceroot: well i cant view flash videos they all come out like this http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/9241/videou.png
[18:51] <Brando753> they used to play but not anymore i dont get it
[18:51] <iceroot> Brando753: which flash-version? from the repos? which ubuntu?
[18:51] <Hilikus_> th0r: thanks man
[18:51] <b3rz3rk3r> Brando753, what are you running system wise?
[18:51] <Brando753> 9.04 ubuntu
[18:51] <b3rz3rk3r> 32/64?
[18:51] <yellabs> looks like gnash
[18:52] <Brando753> flash version 10
[18:52] <b3rz3rk3r> Brando753, 32/64 bit OS?
[18:52] <Brando753> i believe 32 bit
[18:53] <b3rz3rk3r> Brando753, then you shouldnt be having an issue afaik..
[18:53] <giampiero> jrib: I installed MMA and LEMMA, but I can't run LEMMA in any way.
[18:53] <Brando753> well i am
[18:53] <b3rz3rk3r> Brando753, you infirefox i assume?
[18:53] <I-Blocklist200> hey, i need help copying an img to usb drive
[18:53] <Brando753> yes
[18:53] <yellabs> maybe browser issue. what browser is it?
[18:53] <b3rz3rk3r> Brando753, go to you rplugins and uninstall flash
[18:53] <I-Blocklist200> it says sudo dd if=bootable-grub2-2.5GB.img of=/dev/sdz but i dont know if its /dev/sdz
[18:54] <b3rz3rk3r> Brando753, then go back to youtube or anywhere with flash support, and install the plugin that it prompt you to
[18:54] <r3rman_> Seriously, how is it possible that my servers networking config breaks in a reboot? where is the code that allows this to happen?
[18:54] <Brando753> b3rz3rk3r: where is the plugin menu to uninstall flash are you saying add and remove or is there a menu in flash
[18:55] <Brando753> b3rz3rk3r: menu in firefox srry
[18:55] <b3rz3rk3r> Brando753, in FF
[18:55] <proq> r3rman_: it could be many things.  your kernel, your config files, etc.
[18:55] <Brando753> b3rz3rk3r: i only see a disable feature no uninstall
[18:55] <b3rz3rk3r> Brando753, yeah. ok, so when its uninstalled, exit it, then start again and go to youtube and try play a vid
[18:56] <b3rz3rk3r> Brando753, you might ahve to remove it in synaptic then?
[18:56] <Brando753> so diabale it then?
[18:56] <GPL> HI, i 've a problem in Firefox, when i view the web page in Normal Text Size Mode, everything doesnt displays on it, and when i make text size smaller or larger, everything does display ? what's the problem ?
[18:56] <Brando753> ok
[18:56] <Brando753> 1 sec
[18:56] <r3rman_> proq, no, I mean HOW IS IT POSSIBLE - surely this means we all need to stop using computers until this is fixed - how can a reboot break a network config, when there must be code there designed to break it.
[18:57] <b3rz3rk3r> r3rman_, perhaps your settings werent saved to the config file correctly? So when it came to reading the net conf file, it resorted to defaults?
[18:58] <proq> r3rman_: did you set up the network with some temporary commandline commands?
[18:58] <r3rman_> b3rz3rk3r, I am talking very philosophically - about how science, computer science, everything fusking sucks. You can't have servers that lose their network setup. it should the first thing on the fusking feature list
[18:58] <proq> r3rman_: or change the kernel version at boot?
[18:58] <I-Blocklist200> anyone able to help me mount this img file?
[18:58] <r3rman_> proq, no, I've restarted it 20 times before
[18:58] <r3rman_> nothing has changed
[18:58] <proq> r3rman_: this is not the place for philosophy
[18:58] <GPL> any solution for my problem?
[18:58] <obf213> hello. my video players have been broken for a month or so know and i kind of want to fix them
[18:58] <b3rz3rk3r> r3rman_, im guessing you are not a programmer?
[18:59] <Xerran> is it safe to use "sudo apt-get autoremove"?
[18:59] <obf213> Xerran, yes
[18:59] <r3rman_> proq, don't tell me what this is for - b3rz3rk3r I am, but tell me what information gave your mind that idea
[18:59] <b3rz3rk3r> r3rman_, perhaps #ubuntu-offtopic is more approriate for this subject?
[18:59] <proq> r3rman_: you are offtopic
[18:59] <prince_jammys> Xerran: yeah.
[18:59] <obf213> Xerran, it only removes packages that are no longer required
[18:59] <Xerran> i heard it was a great way to clean up ubuntu but was not sure if it killed anyhting
[18:59] <Xerran> Thank you
[18:59] <CrAzYoNi> Hi all
[19:00] <prince_jammys> Xerran: No, it just removed packages that were once installed to satisfy dependencies, but are no longer used.
[19:00] <obf213> Hey has anyone fixed the X11 insufficient resources bug...this is driving me crazy i can't watch any videos.....
[19:00] <proq> r3rman_: it is hard to write software, especially networking stacks and kernel drivers that support all machines on the planet
[19:00] <Xerran> Ubuntu is addictive, i have not used Vista in 3 days :P
[19:00] <CrAzYoNi> I need some tool to tell me my wireless strength in percentage with low letancy
[19:00] <CrAzYoNi> I have a problem of strength with my home wifi and I want to check whear to place my wifi antenna
[19:01] <CrAzYoNi> i'm using Jaunty 32bit & the system tray show me bars
[19:01] <Brian_> im having some trouble installing ubuntu one
[19:01] <Lord-Readman> can someone help me install an image to a usb stick ?
[19:01] <b3rz3rk3r> CrAzYoNi, best place for a wifi router using an omni-directional antenna is in the center of where you want signal
[19:01] <Xerran> Brian, use Dropbox..i hear Ubuntu 1 is in early beta
[19:02] <iceroot> !usb | Lord-Readman
[19:02] <Xerran> I use dropbox for keepassx and it works great
[19:02] <b3rz3rk3r> Lord-Readman, there is a tool for that in the admin menu of ubuntu
[19:02] <Lord-Readman> well im trying to follow the grub2 testing
[19:02] <Lord-Readman> sudo dd if=bootable-grub2-2.5GB.img of=/dev/sdz
[19:03] <Lord-Readman> but i dont know if its /dev/sdz
[19:03] <Lord-Readman> i know its at /media/myusbstick but it says its a folder
[19:04] <b3rz3rk3r> Lord-Readman, everything mounted there is a folder.. thats the point
[19:04] <gribouille> hi
[19:04] <vector_xyz> hey guys where can i get help with ubuntu Server ?
[19:04] <prince_jammys> vector_xyz: #ubuntu-server
[19:04] <grawity> Lord-Readman: /media/myusbstick is a mount point -- the actual device file is in /dev. The 'mount' command will tell you
[19:04] <Lord-Readman> kk
[19:05] <Lord-Readman> looks like its sdb1
[19:05] <Lord-Readman> so i type sudo dd if=bootable-grub2-2.5GB.img of=/dev/sdb1 ?
[19:05] <gribouille> there is something I find extremely annoying : when I type a command on the bash prompt, and the command isn't installed, bash tells me how to install it. how can I avoid that ?
[19:05] <b3rz3rk3r> Lord-Readman, affirmative that should work
[19:05] <Ascavasaion> How do you install Shockwave player in Mozilla?
[19:05] <b3rz3rk3r> gribouille, what do you want it to report then?
[19:05] <prince_jammys> gribouille: remove the command-not-found package.
[19:05] <Lord-Readman> many thanks, it looks like its doing something
[19:06] <gribouille> b3rz3rk3r, 'foobar : command not found', as usual
[19:06] <b3rz3rk3r> Lord-Readman, when trying to unmount in a min.. the cmd is: umount  ;)
[19:06] <prince_jammys> gribouille: sudo apt-get remove command-not-found
[19:07] <b3rz3rk3r> gribouille, see prince_jammys reply
[19:07] <prince_jammys> that's a python program that comes out with the "You can install it with:::
[19:07] <prince_jammys> i uninstalled it
[19:08] <GPL> any solutions to my problem, yet ?
[19:08] <kaddi> hi, my firefox doesn't see my java plugin anymore. It was working fine a couple of days ago and now it says the plugin is missing
[19:08] <yellabs> GPL
[19:08] <GPL> yes
[19:08] <yellabs> what was it?
 HI, i 've a problem in Firefox, when i view the web page in Normal Text Size Mode, everything doesnt displays on it, and when i make text size smaller or larger, everything does display ? why is it happening and what should i do?
[19:09] <GPL> yellabs : should i send you a screenshot too ?
[19:10] <yellabs> no its okey this way, so open firefox...
[19:10] <DWonderly> GPL: What is your screen resolution
[19:10] <yellabs> there is the settings of firefox
[19:10] <yellabs> you can set the size of your font there, does that help?
[19:10] <zeltak> hi can anyone help with syndeamon on jaunty?
[19:10] <GPL> Dwonderly : It's 1400x900
[19:10] <GPL> but i 'vent installed any graphics drivers yet
[19:11] <GPL> but it was working from 23 hours.
[19:11] <gribouille> how does command-not-found work ?
[19:11] <GPL> by text size : i mean pressing Ctrl + and rolling your mouse wheel
[19:12] <jyncka> I'm trying to create a certificate for openvpn so that I can connect to my office's server but there is no easy-rsa directory
[19:12] <deany> gribouille, i think its used for tab completion, or smthin
[19:12] <gribouille> deany, not at all
[19:12] <karim_> HOW CAN I UPDATE MY GRAPHIC CARD DRIVER
[19:12] <proq> what is the command to toggle a bootable flag for a hard disk partition?
[19:12] <deany> gribouille, I dont know then :)
[19:13] <karim_> I'M A BEGINNER
[19:13] <GPL> karim_ : please type in lowercase
[19:13] <Xerran> Karim, try the #compiz room
[19:13] <GPL> karim_: In IRC, it's considered as yelling
[19:13] <ssimpson> hello
[19:13] <bananabane> ha
[19:13] <ssimpson> I am working on production linux
[19:13] <ssimpson> something wierd happened out of no where today
[19:13] <GPL> karim_:  and sometimes rude, if you always talk in CAPS
[19:13] <ssimpson> I can not change my password with passwd in root only
[19:14] <ssimpson> I get this message
[19:14] <karim_> GPL: OK
[19:14] <ssimpson> passwd: User not known to the underlying authentication module
[19:14] <deany> http://packages.ubuntu.com/en/jaunty/command-not-found   now I know :)
[19:14] <ssimpson> any ideas
[19:14] <ssimpson> ?
[19:14] <karim_> ok
[19:14] <D3RGPS31> is there an application that renames files in batch after their folder name; like ./Summer_Beach/01.jpg to Summer_Beach_01.jpg
[19:14] <karim_> GPL: how can i update
[19:15] <GPL> karim_: you been recommended to some room
[19:16] <karim_> GPL: how this
[19:16] <ssimpson> Any ideas?
[19:16] <ssimpson> passwd: User not known to the underlying authentication module
[19:17] <ubuntistas> is the default internet manager updated since the release of 9.04?
[19:17]  * acajou still not seeing all his RAM...
[19:17] <D3RGPS31> ssimpson: have you tried google yet >.>
[19:17] <GPL> http://i32.tinypic.com/nmeqmw.png (normally) | http://i31.tinypic.com/2mgk3lu.png (when i press Ctrl and roll my mouse wheel to change the size )
[19:17] <GPL> tht's basically what is happening
[19:17] <GPL> weird^
[19:18] <pw-toxic> hi, I have ubuntu 64 and opera10 and i cant see any youtube videos ;( everything works well with firefox but i dont liek firefox
[19:18] <ssimpson> yeah, when I look, they talk about about pam. And I couldnt find an asnwer unless I am looking in the wrong place??
[19:18] <Xerran> pw-toxic, you need flash
[19:18] <odinsbane> pw-toxic: is your flash in a directory that opera10 knows where to find it?
[19:19] <odinsbane> pw-toxic: also is firefox using 32bit flash with the nsplugin wrapper?
[19:19] <pw-toxic> odinsbane, how do i find out?
[19:19] <zamba> how can i compress a pdf?
[19:19] <pw-toxic> Xerran, i have flash.. otherwise it would tell me that i need flash.. if i open a youtube video i see a white window
[19:19] <ubuntistas> how can i completely remove kubuntu?
[19:20] <acajou> Here's what I tried: Boot in 9.04 based livecd (LinuxMint) - that was even wose than before http://perl.pastebin.com/d44ebaa1d
[19:20] <acajou> I also booted into an older kernel 2.6.24.23 - dodn' t change anything.
[19:20] <acajou> I am now downloading Kubuntu 9.04 64-bit to give that a try.  Maybe I should try some of the older CDs I have around (8.04.1, Mepis, etc)
[19:20] <pw-toxic> Xerran, i can even hear sound
[19:20] <ubuntistas> acajou don't try suck as always
[19:21] <odinsbane> pw-toxic how did you install flash for mozilla?
[19:21] <Xerran> pw-toxic, sorry i can not help you with opera
[19:21] <acajou> ubuntistas: ?
[19:21] <DWonderly> what is the package I need to compile?
[19:21]  * DWonderly forgets
[19:22] <pw-toxic> odinsbane, i dont know.. long ago ;) i guess i used the deb package from the adobe website and used force
[19:22] <odinsbane> DWonderly: gcc?
[19:22] <DWonderly> apt-get gcc ?
[19:22] <th0r> acajou: still looking for the missing memory?
[19:22] <jim__> can a slide presentation be made with impress that will run stand alone without opening the impress program ?
[19:22] <Lenin_Cat> whats the command to load the gnome icon desktop thingy?
[19:22] <OttifantSir1> Been thinking about upgrading my "old" laptop with a few things, but the one thing I'm unsure of, is the wireless network card. The only one I've found is this one: Intel 4965AGN Next-Gen Wireless-N. I've got the other hardware required, so the question is: Will it work?
[19:22] <odinsbane> DWonderly: apt-get insall gcc
[19:22] <acajou> th0r Indeed.  Bit confused by now...
[19:22] <pratik_narain> can anyone tell me how to supply default keyring password at login for gnome-do which asks it every time I login
[19:23] <odinsbane> DWonderly: and you'll need -dev packages for any dependencies thate you want to compile.
[19:23] <DWonderly> Thanks odinsbane it has been a while. I remembered that part.
[19:23] <th0r> acajou: well, if the older kernel didn't work my money is on bad chip...move the memory cards around and see if it has an effect
[19:23] <th0r> acajou: might just be a loose board
[19:24] <ubuntistas> is the default internet manager updated since the release of 9.04?
[19:24] <odinsbane> pw-toxic: I would suggest getting the flashplayer from adobe, search for flash player linux 64, then putting the libflashplayer.so some place convenient, and then point opera to it.
[19:24] <acajou> th0r: Ok, I'll try that, try the 64-bit OS and run another memtest...
[19:24] <knoppix> ok
[19:25] <odinsbane> pw-toxic: http://www.opera.com/docs/linux/plugins/install/
[19:26] <proq> ubuntistas: define "internet manager"
[19:26] <ubuntistas> proq how can i completelt remove kubuntu?
[19:26] <odinsbane> ubuntistas: format the hd.
[19:27] <proq> ubuntistas: install another OS over it
[19:27] <Lord-Readman> anyone help with the gub2testing?
[19:27] <Djoef> wiii thank you Pici :)
[19:27] <acajou> Any 8.04 known issues on video cards with a lot of memory (1gb)? (I recently swapped video cards...)
[19:27] <ubuntistas> seriously guys u suck
[19:27] <GPL> how to get administrative priviliges for a while in terminal ?
[19:28] <Kottizen> GPL: su
[19:28] <pratik_narain> can anyone tell me how to supply default keyring password at login for gnome-do which asks it every time I login
[19:28] <odinsbane> ubuntistas: what is the point of your question, you asked how to completely remove kubuntu, know other creteria.
[19:28] <Lord-Readman> GPL sudo su
[19:28] <ubuntistas> yep
[19:28] <b3rz3rk3r> GPL, sudo, or for the rest of your session su
[19:28] <Flannel> GPL: sudo -i
[19:28] <pw-toxic> odinsbane, i cant find adobe flash player for linux 64 bit
[19:29] <odinsbane> did you go to that link I sent you?
[19:29] <pw-toxic> http://www.opera.com/docs/linux/plugins/install/ i used the link on this page
[19:29] <pw-toxic> Adobe Reader 1. Download the plug-in
[19:29] <pw-toxic> this link
[19:29] <odinsbane> There is a link to adobe's website isn't that for the flash player?
[19:29] <Flannel> ubuntistas: How can we help you today?
[19:29] <kngcalvn> hey everyone
[19:29] <pw-toxic> odinsbane, http://get.adobe.com/reader/otherversions/ thats this one, but ther ei s no linux 64 bit
[19:30] <odinsbane> pw-toxic: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
[19:30] <GPL> thanks all
[19:30] <ubuntistas> well my friend  see my questions
[19:30] <Guest67171> hi, soz to bug you with this but kinda in a hurry due to crashed san. does 9.04 server have a stock kernel of 2.6.29 or 2.6.30? Need it because of bugs in sata driver in earlier versions and need a way to install it to usb stick fast :)
[19:30] <pw-toxic> odinsbane, but this is still not for 64 bit
[19:30] <pw-toxic> odinsbane, furthermore it is for firefox..
[19:30] <Guest67171> stock includes apt-get dist-upgrade oc
[19:31] <odinsbane> pw-toxic http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
[19:31] <Beagle0> hi all
[19:31] <Flannel> Guest67171: .28
[19:31] <pw-toxic> odinsbane, 30/7  wow thats new ;)
[19:31] <Beagle0> who knows ubuntu for omap 3035 ?
[19:31] <OttifantSir1> Been thinking about upgrading my "old" laptop with a few things, but the one thing I'm unsure of, is the wireless network card. The only one I've found is this one: Intel 4965AGN Next-Gen Wireless-N. I've got the other hardware required, so the question is: Will it work?
[19:32] <pw-toxic> odinsbane, but the link fails.. i still cant choose 64bit...
[19:32] <legend2440> ubuntistas: do you mean remove kubuntu kde and revert to gnome? or remove the kubuntu operating system so only windows or whatever is left?
[19:32] <odinsbane> pw-toxic: http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/libflashplayer-10.0.32.18.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz
[19:32] <Flannel> Guest67171: Karmic (which is still very new alpha software) has .31 though, if you just need something to read/write once/whatever
[19:32] <ubuntistas> the second one legend2440
[19:32] <pw-toxic> odinsbane, ah i see i have to use the link on the bottom
[19:33] <Flannel> ubuntistas: Yes, you just remove the partition.  Reinstall your windows bootloader, etc.  If you're not dualbooting (but reinstalling windows, or whatever else), just do that.  Reinstall the other OS.
[19:33] <Guest67171> Flannel: nah, need the san back up, ~30 machines need to run from it (vmware)
[19:33] <pratik_narain> can anyone tell me how to supply default keyring password at login for gnome-do which asks it every time I login
[19:33] <Guest67171> Flannel: perhaps ubuntu backported the fix tho'
[19:33] <odinsbane> pw-toxic: before you try to install it, you should probably try to remove it from opera though.
[19:33] <Guest67171> debian did in 2.6.26.something
[19:34] <ubuntistas> flannel see softpedia the section of linux , i didn't mess up with partitions
[19:34] <legend2440> ubuntistas: http://www.raymond.cc/forum/linux/9367-how-to-remove-ubuntu-linux-from-dual-boot-tutorial.html
[19:34] <Flannel> Guest67171: http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/l/linux/linux_2.6.28-14.47/changelog
[19:35] <Flannel> ubuntistas: so you installed Ubuntu via wubi then?  In that case, go to add/remove in windows, and remove it.
[19:35] <Flannel> Guest67171: ah, if that's the case, then it's very likely fixed, yes.
[19:36] <ubuntistas> ow goddddd
[19:36] <DWonderly> anyone used Barry in here before and is there a Ubuntu pkg for it?
[19:36] <ubuntistas> kubuntu =guys
[19:36] <ubuntistas> not i instaklled it via ubuntu
[19:36] <Flannel> ubuntistas: It's the same thing.
[19:37] <neglesaks> g'day folks
[19:37] <neglesaks> good weekend
[19:37] <odinsbane> ubuntistas: You problem isn't clear, do you have kubuntu and want ubuntu back?
[19:37] <ubuntistas> yea yeah
[19:37] <Guest67171> Flannel: do you have a way to install to usb from iso (ie not burn, no cd's :()
[19:37] <Guest67171> Flannel: i'm in a linux btw (but not ubuntu)
[19:38] <acajou> th0r I don' t suppose it's possible that this was caused by my video card swap?  It's odd that if I lookin KInfoCenter at my PCI devices, it tells me I have a 512mb viedo card, when it's really 1gb (and reported as such in nvidia-settings).
[19:38] <Flannel> !install | Guest67171
[19:38] <Flannel> Guest67171: First link has a wealth of info on odd methods
[19:38] <Guest67171> Flannel: thx a bunch :)
[19:39] <pw-toxic> odinsbane, i love you ;)
[19:40] <Flannel> ubuntistas: Yeah to what?
[19:40] <odinsbane> ubuntistas: well you probably still have the gnome desktop installed on your system, so you can just change the session.
[19:40] <swathanthran> does upstart has any replacement for the command update-rc.d?
[19:40] <odinsbane> ubuntistas: it also looks like you could do something along the lines of apt-get remove kubuntu-desktop
[19:40] <ubuntistas> while i installed kubuntu dissapeared and i want the default internet manager of kubuntu any clue?
[19:40] <swathanthran> or ubuntu still uses update-rc.d for updating init scripts?
[19:41] <DWonderly> does Kubuntu have a netbook remix?
[19:41] <Flannel> swathanthran: still update-rc.d
[19:41] <ubuntistas> wicd disappearfed
[19:42] <swathanthran> Flannel: thanks.. i was almost sure, as the manpages had a dead silent about that.
[19:43] <GPL> I'm gonna reinstall Ubuntu >.>
[19:43] <gladideg> I need a suggestion for a BW monitor that can record current bandwidth to a mySQL db
[19:43] <GPL> the problem is : Photoshop CS4 isnt running on Wine
[19:44] <Guest67171> GPL: and how does reinstalling solve that?
[19:44] <Xerran> is "sudo apt-get install fslint" safe to use?
[19:44] <swathanthran> Flannel: if i give "update-rc.d -f gdm remove " and ~/.xinitrc having the /path/to/stumpwm/stumpwm it will load stumpwm directly right?
[19:44] <GPL> Guest67171: That's how i ll show my anger
[19:45] <Guest67171> GPL: well, if that helps for your mental state :)
[19:45] <Xerran> ooops, i meant is "FSlint" safe to use?
[19:45] <Guest67171> Flannel: unetbootin seems to rock, thx
[19:45] <Bogus8> I'm having some problems with my server... might be raid related or xfs.  here are the details and my kern.log http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1233655
[19:45] <ubuntistas> any clue how can i install my internet manager again?
[19:46] <GPL> Guest67171: that ll help somehow. because i just want Photoshop CS4 to work
[19:46] <odinsbane> ubuntistas: you don't have any manager now?
[19:46] <odinsbane> ubuntistas: what version of (k)ubuntu?
[19:46] <ubuntistas> i had wicd but it suddenly disappeared while i installed kubuntu
[19:47] <ubuntistas> and now i want to completely remove kubuntu
[19:47] <ubuntistas> odinsbane
[19:48] <aCid-Soul> hi all.. does anyone know the solution to fix the crash from wireless on ubuntu 9.04 on Acer Aspire One
[19:48] <bc_> anyone else had a problem with VirtualBox spontaneously rebooting the host system (ubuntu)?!
[19:49] <prince_jammys> try #vbox if noone knows.
[19:49] <ubuntistas> hey problem too
[19:49] <ubuntistas> acer pc is a crap
[19:49] <ubuntistas> oops soorry
[19:50] <Strife89> bc_: No, not in 9.04 at least.
[19:50] <GPL> how to check where a particular program is installed ?
[19:50] <odinsbane> ubuntistas: can you remove the current network manager and then reinstall Wicd?
[19:51] <ubuntistas> i want the default one dude
[19:51] <Strife89> bc_: On the other hand, I've never run a virtual machine for more than about half an hour...
[19:51] <ubuntistas> not wicd
[19:52] <swathanthran> GPL: dpkg -s <package-name>
[19:52] <armence> Hey all, is there a good command line based tts? Something along what "say" does on macs?
[19:52] <odinsbane> ubuntistas: did you try apt-get install network-manager?
[19:52] <swathanthran> GPL: or start synaptic and look for green box;-)
[19:52] <aaronmfisher86> I need some help, I'm trying to control sooperlooper with an external usb numpad, Unfortunately sooperlooper doesn't allow me to use the numpad keys in keybindings.  So I either need A.) a program to remap the numpad keys to just normal "letter keys" or B.) a program that I can map the numpad keys to midi signals and then map those midi signals to sooperlooper.  Any help?
[19:53] <ubuntistas> ooops yes
[19:53] <swathanthran> armence: festival!!
[19:53] <swathanthran> armence: BIG guy of tts
[19:54] <swathanthran> armence: checkout flite
[19:54] <ubuntistas> so anybody how to remove completely kubuntu any clue? any command?
[19:54] <bc_> Strife89: that's the problem. I don't run it continuously. About once every couple of weeks when I start a VM, the machine reboots.
[19:54] <danbhfive1> !puregnome | ubuntistas
[19:55] <swathanthran> what?! !purgegnome shows deleting kde packages?!
[19:55] <aaronmfisher86> can anyone recommend a good midi emulator?
[19:56] <swathanthran> aaronmfisher86: virtual midi keyboard? keybd maybe a simple one.
[19:56] <swathanthran> aaronmfisher86: sorry vkeybd
[19:56] <aaronmfisher86> can you bind numpad keys to the different midi keys?
[19:56] <pw-toxic> hi again, sudddenly all my icons on the desktop disappeared.. this has happened serveral times now and if i reboot they all show up again.. how can i fix this without rebooting?
[19:56] <pw-toxic> i use gnome
[19:58] <meditatingfrog> what kind of performance gain would one expect to achieve by compiling their own kernel?
[19:58] <meditatingfrog> pw-toxic: I'm looking up your problem on ubuntuforums.org
[19:58] <aaronmfisher86> how do you remap numpad keys to just normal keys i.e. make numpad1 send the j keystroke
[19:58] <meditatingfrog> !kernel
[19:59] <rabidweezle>  /ns identify duster
[20:00] <rabidweezle> shit
[20:00] <natewiebe13> anyone have a creative xfi soundcard?
[20:00] <grawity> rabidweezle: You'd better change it fast... /ns set password
[20:00] <odinsbane> hmmm
[20:00] <diddy> Are there any simple Linux games that I can play with my girlfriend over the internet? We both have Ubuntu and no experience with games.
[20:00] <pw-toxic> meditatingfrog, thanks  this helped me
[20:00] <pw-toxic> meditatingfrog, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1212126&highlight=desktop+icons+disappear  just typing nautilus in console :D
[20:00] <meditatingfrog> pw-toxic: you found the thread on the forum?
[20:00] <Xerran> anyone familiar with fslint? is it safe to use?
[20:00] <natewiebe13> anyone have a creative xfi soundcard?
[20:00] <rabidweezle> phew
[20:01] <Xerran> i have X-fi
[20:01] <rabidweezle> wow, was that a messup
[20:01] <pw-toxic> meditatingfrog, yes but you told me ubuntuforums.org ;)
[20:01] <meditatingfrog> pw-toxic: cool!
[20:01] <pw-toxic> meditatingfrog, any hint which leads me to the solution is help ;)
[20:01] <Xerran> nate, i have Creative X-fi fatality
[20:02] <rabidweezle> okay folks, anyone know about a video editing software called Cinelerra?
[20:02] <meditatingfrog> pw-toxic: good luck finding out why nautilus is crashing
[20:02] <danbhfive1> diddy: maybe bz-flag, also, whatever you find on playdeb.net
[20:02] <aaronmfisher86> how can I remap my numpad keys?
[20:02] <pw-toxic> meditatingfrog, it crashes very seldomly.. so its ok when i know how to fix it
[20:03] <natewiebe13> Xerran: are you running karmic or jaunty?
[20:03] <nicklas_> öj
[20:03] <meditatingfrog> pw-toxic: I don't use samba
[20:03] <rabidweezle> I can get cinelerra to import movies and all that, I just can't add ogg audio tracks or mp3 to my movies, if anyone has used this software in jaunty, it would be a big help.
[20:03] <meditatingfrog> pw-toxic: do you?
[20:03] <Xerran> nate, i am running jaunty x64 and using OSS
[20:04] <armence> swathanthran: I tried festival and honestly, it seems to miss 1/2 to 3/4 of the word
[20:04] <ubuntistas> i get this error:etting up kubuntu-docs (9.04.2) ...
[20:04] <ubuntistas> ln: target `/usr/share/doc/kde/HTML/en/kubuntu/' is not a directory: No such file or directory
[20:04] <ubuntistas> dpkg: error processing kubuntu-docs (--configure):
[20:04] <pw-toxic> meditatingfrog, yes i do
[20:04] <ubuntistas>  subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[20:04] <ubuntistas> Errors were encountered while processing:
[20:04] <FloodBot2> ubuntistas: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:04] <ubuntistas>  kubuntu-docs
[20:04] <polter> I need to bridge my wifi connection on my laptop over ethernet to a desktop computer. both running ubuntu. any ideas?
[20:04] <hotdogofdoom> hi i need a windows media player substitute for cataloging and playing music,preferably one that can sync with an ipod. what options are availble?
[20:04] <pw-toxic> meditatingfrog, i have two raid drives from my fileserver and i connect to them via fstabb
[20:04] <Xerran> nate, i used this guide  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenSound
[20:04] <natewiebe13> i am using alsa
[20:05] <natewiebe13> just installed from creatives website
[20:05] <natewiebe13> they have linux drivers there
[20:05] <Xerran> the guide said to disable alsa
[20:05] <natewiebe13> dont need to
[20:05] <Xerran> nate, how are the creative drivers?
[20:05] <natewiebe13> but i was just wondering how it worked with the new pulse audio from karmic, i havent installed karmic on it yet, i still have jaunty
[20:05] <natewiebe13> great
[20:06] <ubuntistas> help
[20:06] <GPL> i've deleted 2 default third party repositories, how do i take them back ?
[20:06] <ubuntistas> http://paste.ubuntu.com/249393/
[20:06] <ubuntistas> any clue
[20:07] <Xerran> nate, i see thart driver supports ALSA
[20:07] <natewiebe13> xerran: the drivers work very well, im going to try with karmic when it hits alpha 4, im running alpha 3 on this computer that im on, and im using cmi 8738 and its working fine.. the new pulse audio has a config for surround sound (volume for each speaker)
[20:07] <rabidweezle> re add them gpl
[20:07] <rabidweezle> same way you put them there the first time
[20:07] <ubuntistas> i get this error how can i remove it? http://paste.ubuntu.com/249393/
[20:07] <GPL> rabidweezle: idk what were they, but i know, they were the default ones
[20:07] <natewiebe13> xerran: they do and they work right out of the box, no tweaking
[20:07] <rabidweezle> GPL, the default usa servers?
[20:07] <rabidweezle> for ubuntu?
[20:07] <GPL> rabidweezle: yupe , that were pre-added.
[20:08] <Xerran> nate, did you just follow the directions in the tarball?
[20:08] <rabidweezle> ahh, goto system>adminastration>software sources and check for fastest server, and use that
[20:08] <ubuntistas> is anybody talking to me
[20:08] <Guest55852> hello
[20:09] <rabidweezle> least, that's how I do all my repos, that way you get a nice and speed one GPL
[20:09] <rabidweezle> speedy*
[20:09] <GPL> rabidweezle: i meant third party repositories, not the ubuntu ones ;)
[20:09] <zer010> hello
[20:09] <rabidweezle> if it's 3rd party, you gotta go back to their sites and find the deb lines and put them back in, and get your gpg keys again GPL
[20:10] <GPL> rabidweezle: it was something like canocil archive partner ;)
[20:10] <jwfoxjr> I'm running 64bit Jaunty - How would I install a 32bit library that I need?
[20:10] <rabidweezle> oh
[20:10] <rabidweezle> umm, hold on
[20:10] <olvap> hi how can i change chanel?
[20:11] <Xerran> nate, do you hear system sounds when you log on and off with the creative driver?
[20:11] <b3rz3rk3r> olvap,  /join #channel-name-here
[20:11] <olvap> thanks
[20:11] <b3rz3rk3r> np
[20:11] <rabidweezle> GPL, lemme look in my sources.lst for their deb lines, brb
[20:12] <GPL> rabidweezle: take your time, man, and thanks in advance.
[20:12] <kerm|t> how do i set environment variables for only one applications?
[20:13] <rabidweezle> GPL, I'm gonna pm this to you
[20:13] <GPL> rabidweezle: sure
[20:14] <aboyz> anyone know of a free dns service that does URL redirection?
[20:14] <dayo> aboyz: url redirection?
[20:14] <olvap> any one can tell where i can find a web server (good and cheaper) for ruby on rails that actualy works?
[20:15] <dayo> olvap: why ruby when u can python?
[20:15] <dare> i have a binary in /usr/local/bin and this is in my $PATH, but when i type 'binary' it says /usr/bin/binary - no such file
[20:15] <Xerran> can someone please help me with fslint?
[20:16] <dayo> dare: what does this command give u:  echo $PATH
[20:16] <dare> dayo, /usr/local/bin is there
[20:17] <dayo> dare: is 'binary' 755?
[20:17] <dare> dayo, yes.. it worked when it was in /usr/bin, but i just moved it to /usr/local/bin
[20:17] <hamidlogis> hey friends
[20:17] <victorius> hey
[20:18] <hamidlogis> i have download kubuntu 9.o4
[20:18] <hamidlogis> and ive tested in virtualbox its good
[20:18] <fanec75m> can anybody help me to install 046d:08f6 Logitech, Inc. Quickcam Messenger Plus ubuntu jakcalope
[20:18] <hamidlogis> but once i burn it in a cd it doesnot work
[20:18] <casey_> hello
[20:19] <hamidlogis> plz help
[20:19] <dayo> dare: who owns 'binary'?
[20:19] <dare> dayo, it still thinks it is in /usr/bin.. as otherwise it would say "command not found" instead of "/usr/bin/bla no such file or directory"
[20:20] <dayo> dare: try:   exec bash
[20:20] <dayo> dare: then rerun the binary
[20:20] <dare> dayo, thanks that fixed it
[20:20] <hamidlogis> is there anyone to explain to me why it doesnot work
[20:21] <Tr1n> hamidlogis:  you have not explained what your problem is, or what you have done to solve it.
[20:21] <hamidlogis> my porblem is the cd doesnot work
[20:22] <hamidlogis> but the iso image wich ive download is good
[20:22] <hamidlogis> ive tested with virtualbox
[20:22] <Tr1n> hamidlogis:  did you try the "check cd for defects" on install?
[20:22] <hamidlogis> no
[20:23] <Kuifje111> hello all. Is it possible to update a single application by using apt or aptitude instead of updating all of them?
[20:23] <Kottizen> Kuifje111: yes
[20:23] <Kottizen> Kuifje111: apt-get update <package>
[20:23] <Kuifje111> Kottizen: all right, thank you
[20:23] <grawity> Umm.
[20:23] <hamidlogis> i just try it now
[20:23] <grawity> 'update' only re-downloads the package list.
[20:24] <grawity> You probably need 'upgrade'
[20:24] <Kottizen> oh
[20:24] <grawity> Or if t hat doesn't work, just 'install'.
[20:24] <Kottizen> yes :P
[20:24] <hamidlogis> but the cd is blocked in the screen of install
[20:24] <grawity> apt-get install somepackage will update.
[20:24] <Kuifje111> all right
[20:24] <Xerran> anyone use FSlint?
[20:25] <OneWicked1> p2p-network.net
[20:25] <BoredKender> is anyone available for some networking help?
[20:26] <casey_> can fsck check hard drive surface?
[20:27] <BoredKender> i am using my laptop as an internet access point for my ps2, but i do not know where to find what to configure the ps2's ip to be
[20:27] <Senen-demon> Ubuntu the BEST!!
[20:27] <ecolitan> casey_ fsck just does the filesystem, not the physical disk
[20:28] <przemek_> yoyo
[20:28] <przemek_> ktos mi może powiedzieć jak zrobić żeby logowało mnie automatycznie do konsoli po starcie systemu
[20:28] <BoredKender> has anyone here attempted this before?
[20:28] <casey_> ecolitan: what sould i use for that?
[20:28] <przemek_> o sorry
[20:28] <b3rz3rk3r> BoredKender, just set the PS2 to the same Ip as your AP, with a difference of one. EG: AP = 192.168.0.1, then PS2= 192.168.0.2
[20:29] <BoredKender> AP?
[20:29] <ecolitan> casey_ look in dmesg to see if the drive is throwing errors
[20:29] <b3rz3rk3r> BoredKender, access point (your computer as you mention easlier)
[20:29] <BoredKender> i do not know where to view what ubuntu is using as it
[20:29] <b3rz3rk3r> earlier*
[20:29] <BoredKender> and i know that does not make much sense
[20:29] <ati> hey how can i do a check disk on ubuntu
[20:29] <casey_> ecolitan_ where is that?
[20:30] <b3rz3rk3r> BoredKender, on the network icon, right click and you can manually set it in there
[20:30] <BoredKender> i am using my wireless card to connect to the internet, and i have a switch plugged into my ethernet slot
[20:30] <hamidlogis> Tr1n
[20:30] <Preplexed> vening, u good looking geeks
[20:30] <ecolitan> casey_ just run dmesg in terminal and look for anything to do with the drive
[20:30] <b3rz3rk3r> BoredKender, and then the PS2 plugged into the switch?
[20:30] <BoredKender> yes
[20:31] <ati> how can i do a check disk (windows ) in ubuntu
[20:31] <b3rz3rk3r> BoredKender, i think you might ahve to connect it directly
[20:31] <Preplexed> can i get help with twitter application on twitter please
[20:31] <BoredKender> i had it connecting to the internet and it verified DNAS of a game
[20:31] <casey_> ecolitan_ what do i type in the terminal?
[20:31] <BoredKender> so in theory it is working, but i have some apps that require manual ip setting
[20:31] <ecolitan> casey_ dmesg
[20:32] <casey_> ok
[20:32] <b3rz3rk3r> BoredKender, so in the networking manager gui, right click and you can set everything there to your hearts content
[20:32] <BoredKender> cant edit much when in gateway mode
[20:33] <BoredKender> method: shared to other computers disables all other options
[20:33] <b3rz3rk3r> BoredKender, but you can edit IP, which is what you want yes?
[20:33] <BoredKender> no, you cant
[20:33] <connor> hi can someone help my updates are not working always says E: /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.24-22-lpia_2.6.24-22.45netbook9_lpia.deb: files list file for package `libxcb-shape0' is missing final newline any ideas
[20:33] <dayo> dare: u're welcome :-)
[20:33] <b3rz3rk3r> BoredKender, so it will set itself as a gateway (192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1)
[20:34] <BoredKender> how do i know which it set to?
[20:34] <b3rz3rk3r> BoredKender, ifconfig
[20:35] <BoredKender> is it ok to post the results of ifconfig in here?
[20:36] <b3rz3rk3r> BoredKender, no, use pastebin plz
[20:36] <grawity> BoredKender: http://paste.ubuntu.com/ would be better.
[20:36] <b3rz3rk3r> thx grawity
[20:36] <BoredKender> http://paste.ubuntu.com/249411/
[20:37] <casey_> i think this is a bad sector right? end_request: I/O error, dev sdc, sector 2503623
[20:37] <BoredKender> sounds like it casey_
[20:37] <ecolitan> casey_ yep
[20:37] <casey_> what i use to fix it]
[20:37] <connor> hi can someone help my updates are not working always says E: /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.24-22-lpia_2.6.24-22.45netbook9_lpia.deb: files list file for package `libxcb-shape0' is missing final newline any ideas
[20:37] <lstarnes> connor: you could try fsck
[20:37] <lstarnes> connor: oops, wrong person
[20:37] <lstarnes> casey_: try fsck
[20:38] <b3rz3rk3r> so eth1 is connected to your PS2?
[20:38] <lstarnes> casey_: that won't fix physical errors on the disk, just filesystem errors
[20:38] <BoredKender> not sure... i only have one slot and it is labeled as eth0 in the manager
[20:38] <ecolitan> casey_ if the drive has physical errors, i think it's possible to tell the OS not to use the bad sectors, but with the cost of drives so low...
[20:38] <b3rz3rk3r> BoredKender, not according to your pc :p
[20:38] <BoredKender> .2.100 is the address it used when it was ahrdwired to my router
[20:39] <casey_> lstarnes_ what should i use for physical errors?
[20:39] <BoredKender> hardwired*
[20:39] <BoredKender> the .2.100 is my wireless address
[20:39] <lstarnes> casey_: those aren't possible to fix as far as I know
[20:39] <nacho_> i have a problem with my laptop, it shuts down when i open flash video, and i think its getting hot, maybe some app is getting it hot
[20:39] <nacho_> i have kubuntu 9.04
[20:39] <acajou> th0r OK, got diagnostic on AWOL RAM.
[20:39] <casey_> i mean like windows does and marks them bad
[20:40] <nacho_> i have a problem with my laptop, it shuts down when i open flash video fullscreen, and i think its getting hot, maybe some app is getting it hot
[20:40] <b3rz3rk3r> BoredKender, so your wireless is getting registered as an eth instead of wlan
[20:40] <th0r> acajou: you found it?
[20:40] <BoredKender> sounds like it
[20:40] <b3rz3rk3r> BoredKender, ok, so now you have the IP, you are good to go yes?
[20:40] <connor> hi can someone help my updates are not working always says E: /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.24-22-lpia_2.6.24-22.45netbook9_lpia.deb: files list file for package `libxcb-shape0' is missing final newline any ideas
[20:40] <ecolitan> casey_ eventually the drive will fail tho
[20:40] <maitrebn> I'm looking for some help for sound ... which was working ...
[20:40] <ecolitan> casey_ better to replace before an epic phail
[20:40] <acajou> th0r a) Mem is fully seen with Kubuntu 9.04 64bit
[20:40] <acajou> b) If I swap back my old video card and boot back into my 8.04, it comes back! (Mem:          3289       1840 )
[20:41] <BoredKender> so i want the address 10.42.43.1?
[20:41] <casey_> what should i use to mark them as bad
[20:41] <nacho_> maitrebn: whats the problem?
[20:41] <acajou> th0r so 8.04 has a problem with video cards with a lot of memory, apparently (this one has 1gb).
[20:41] <spO> hi
[20:41] <maitrebn> nacho_,  : I used to have it after some manipulation but since the last update, no more sound ...
[20:41] <acajou> th0r (and 9.04 32bit as well)
[20:41] <spO> when i press the power button on my ubuntu box, is there a way that i can make it so it runs a shutdown command   ?>
[20:41] <nacho_> maitrebn: do you have kde?
[20:41] <th0r> acajou: sure looks like it....good work. If you have a chance put it in the forums for others.
[20:42] <maitrebn> nacho_, nop gnome
[20:42] <casey_> ecolitan_ or is there a program that will mark them as bad?
[20:42] <nacho_> maitrebn: did you check alsamixer?
[20:42] <acajou> th0r dunno if there's anything I can do to "fix" it?  Ie still see 3.2gb on the 32bit os?
[20:42] <maitrebn> nacho_, yep ... everything is at max ...
[20:42] <connor> hi can someone help my updates are not working always says E: /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.24-22-lpia_2.6.24-22.45netbook9_lpia.deb: files list file for package `libxcb-shape0' is missing final newline.    any ideas
[20:42] <ecolitan> casey_ probably but you can google it as fast as me, why not just replace the drive? having a dodgy drive aint good
[20:43] <lstarnes> connor: try running sudo apt-get update
[20:43] <casey_> i'm trying to do this on not alot of money
[20:43] <th0r> acajou: I wouldn't even know how to start determining a fix. But it does sound like a hw conflict, which  means there probably isn't much can be done
[20:43] <BoredKender> casey_, trust me, replace it. i did not replace mine and am now running off a USB drive because it crashed so hard
[20:43] <BoredKender> not even a low-level format can recover my old drive
[20:43] <acajou> th0r: OK, will post to the forums shortly. Thanks for all your help!
[20:43] <casey_> but 100 doorers is still pretty high
[20:44] <stew> connor: what does "tail -1 /var/lib/dpkg/info/libxcb-shape0.list" return?
[20:44] <casey_> wil this is not on the mian d\hardrive
[20:44] <maitrebn> nacho_, before the update, someone make me reinstal alsa (with lasted version), i've try again but no change ...
[20:44] <BoredKender> 100? can get brand new 275gig drives or so for 60-70 bucks
[20:44] <ecolitan> casey_ you will need to know what FS is over the bad sector
[20:44] <nacho_> maitrebn: do you have pulseaudio?
[20:45] <spO> when you guys press your power button on your box, does it initiate a shutdown command  ?
[20:45] <BoredKender> also, while i am here, i tried using the workaround to isable touchpad while typing and it did not work. any help?
[20:45] <maitrebn> nacho_, yes
[20:45] <casey_> ecolitan is there a program that will mark them as bad like checkdisk on windows?
[20:46] <nacho_> maitrebn: try restarting pulseaudio, i had a similar problem and that solve it
[20:46] <ecolitan> casey_ that would involve finding out where the bad sector is, then looking n the master boot record and finding what partition is using that sector
[20:46] <dabj01> how do i stop wget?
[20:46] <maitrebn> nacho_, how ?
[20:46] <stew> connor: well, in any case, I'm probably going to end up recommending you "apt-get install --reinstall libxcb-shape0" and see if that fixes the problem.  if it does, it begs the question of how that file was corrupted and what else was corrupted
[20:46] <guntbert> dabj01: <ctrl>c
[20:46] <lstarnes> dabj01: ctrl+c or ctrl+d
[20:46] <ecolitan> dabj01 ctrl + c
[20:47] <nacho_> maitrebn: i dont remember the full command but wait a minute and i tell you
[20:47] <dabj01> i closed the terminal :P but my network monitor says it's still going
[20:47] <Bogus8> Need some help with a server that is freezing up and acting funny
[20:47] <lstarnes> dabj01: try killall wget
[20:47] <ecolitan> dabj01 pkill wget
[20:47] <Bogus8> it seems to freeze but some things keep working... just not most
[20:47] <casey_> ecolitan_ yea so is there a program that will do the automationly like checkdisk?
[20:47] <Like> casey_ yes if your registration mach you done
[20:47] <Bogus8> More details and my kern.log can be found here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1233655
[20:47] <dabj01> killall did it, thanks guys
[20:48] <Ahmuck-Jr> where can i find cd art?
[20:48] <ecolitan> casey_ how old is the drive?
[20:48] <Like> hey
[20:49] <Like> not is drive :P
[20:49] <Like> is a mount point
[20:49] <maitrebn> nacho_, no pb ... waiting :)
[20:49] <casey_> ecolitan_ i gusess years
[20:49] <casey_> its only 1.2 GB
[20:50] <ecolitan> omg what are you doing with a 1.2 GB drive?
[20:50]  * KiRiLoS Heya
[20:50] <Like> install linux in a machine
[20:50] <Like> 99999999999 txt
[20:50] <casey_> ecolitan_ i'm making a server and i made it with some old computers
[20:51]  * deany has a 2gig scsi stashed somewhere still with windows 2000 server on it.
[20:51] <rabidweezle> lucky, all my old hard drives kicked the bucket
[20:51] <nacho_> maitrebn: pkill pulseaudio; sleep 2; pulseaudio -vv
[20:51] <rabidweezle> course I ran them till they burned up
[20:52] <ecolitan> casey_ you're lucky a 1.2 GB drive still spins at all
[20:52] <guntbert> Like: do you have an ubuntu support question?
[20:52] <casey_> yea
[20:52] <Like> nacho tell me tnx
[20:52] <Like> off-topic :)
[20:52] <ecolitan> casey_ ask your local museum if you can get some money for it
[20:52] <ecolitan> casey_ and buy a new drive
[20:52] <dabj01> lol
[20:52] <casey_> when i had windows on here and i checked the harddrieve with softwre that looked at the hard drve heath
[20:53] <maitrebn> nacho_, thanks ... lauch ... waiting :)
[20:53] <nacho_> maitrebn: try now if you have sound
[20:53] <casey_> ow h ave one hard drive thats about 600 MBs
[20:54] <L2X-Spitfire> does anyone knows a good ircd for ubuntu?
[20:54] <casey_> and like i said i trying to not use alot of money
[20:54] <L2X-Spitfire> i wanna install an ircd server
[20:54] <HektoR> hey guys can anyone help to install ATI display driver? i tryied to install fglrx but when i installed X stoped work. please, anyone help me
[20:54] <casey_> my main a\hard drives in 13 GB
[20:54] <maitrebn> nacho_, still wainting : I: module-alsa-source.c: Device suspended...
[20:54] <wildc4rd> evening all
[20:54] <lstarnes> L2X-Spitfire: there are several.  Of the ones in the repositories, I recommend inspircd
[20:55] <BlueEagle> l2x-spitfire: Do you want it to be just a stand-alone server or do you intend for it to be part of a bigger network?
[20:55] <guntbert> !welcome | wildc4rd
[20:55] <nacho_> maitrebn: it stopped?
[20:55] <Bookman> I suddenly get a Segmentation Fault when trying to start Pidgin.  Any ideas why?
[20:55] <L2X-Spitfire> BlueEagle something small for my personal use
[20:55] <casey_> so anyone know of a program like check dies thats on windows that will check the disk serfect on my ubuntu
[20:55] <ecolitan> ok casey_ i have some serious suggestions
[20:56] <ecolitan> casey_ there is a tool called badblocks
[20:56] <maitrebn> nacho_, yes the last command still waiting ... I've done CTRL+C ... : core-subscribe.c: Dropped redundant event due to remove event.
[20:56] <maitrebn> I: main.c: Démon terminé.
[20:56] <casey_> ok
[20:56] <BlueEagle> l2x-spitfire: Then I will join lstarnes in recomending inspircd
[20:56] <lstarnes> L2X-Spitfire: if you need services (such as NickServ, ChanServ, MemoServ, and OperServ), I would also recommend a services package such as atheme-services
[20:56] <rabidweezle> Bookman, first I would say is try it on another user on the pc, might be a local config file in your ~ messing up your pidgin, if it doesn't segfault for the other user on your machine, kill your ~/.pidgin?
[20:57] <ecolitan> casey_ type man badblocks and have a look at the args
[20:57] <casey_> ok
[20:57] <lstarnes> L2X-Spitfire: you will need to do some manual configuration editing in order to get it to work right
[20:57] <T5UR15> does anyone by chance have a suggestion for someone who was winxp sp3 Professional, and wants to squash it for linux, but not loose all my current software/hardware?-and thanks in advance for your time :)
[20:57] <L2X-Spitfire> inspircd with this can i do it fast? i dont have so much time
[20:57] <Tetracomm> Hello.
[20:57] <lstarnes> L2X-Spitfire: every ircd requires some config editing
[20:57] <imran> !lolops
[20:57] <jueves> server /Undernet
[20:58] <BlueEagle> t5ur15: As with any alteration to system disks I recomend a full backup of all non-replacable data.
[20:58] <rabidweezle> Bookman, if it segfaults after that, sudo aptitude remove pidgin, then reinstall is all I can say
[20:58] <ecolitan> casey_ is the drive already in use ?
[20:58] <T5UR15> full back up two tiered in place :)
[20:58] <maitrebn> nacho_, still no sound ...
[20:58] <ecolitan> casey_ or fresh install ?
[20:58] <jueves> how do i chnge server? =/
[20:58] <L2X-Spitfire> so to install inspircd
[20:58] <lstarnes> jueves: /server
[20:58] <spO> top reports that i have Mem:   3731948k total    3.7~ 3.8gb of ram, but i have 4 gb of ram,  what causes this bug?  do any of you have this problem?
[20:58] <L2X-Spitfire> can i do it from root also?
[20:58] <L2X-Spitfire> i mean login root?
[20:58] <lstarnes> L2X-Spitfire: sudo apt-get install inspircd
[20:58] <jueves> thsnks
[20:58] <lstarnes> L2X-Spitfire: you should not login as root
[20:59] <BlueEagle> jueves: The slash goes first. It is the command operator. So "/server undernet" or "/connect undernet" would be what you are looking for.
[20:59] <ootput> hi guys. I just got jaunty installed. When I was using ubuntu way back, there was a tool that allowed me to do a few things such as install flash, graphics driver, media codecs, skype etc. Anyone know it's name?
[20:59] <HektoR>  guys can anyone help to install ATI display driver? i tryied to install fglrx but when i installed X stoped work. please, anyone help me
[20:59] <L2X-Spitfire> how can i create another user then?
[20:59] <nacho_> maitrebn: try aplay -l
[20:59] <Bookman> rabidweezle: I have no /.pidgin
[20:59] <L2X-Spitfire> adduser user ?
[20:59] <lstarnes> L2X-Spitfire: you should use sudo from your regular account instead
[20:59] <nacho_> thatr shows the card you are using
[20:59] <L2X-Spitfire> i dont have a regular acc
[20:59] <rabidweezle> hold on Bookman lemme me find the exact name
[20:59] <L2X-Spitfire> its a dedicated server
[20:59] <lstarnes> L2X-Spitfire: if all you have is root, then you could still use that
[20:59] <Like> ! love
[20:59] <BlueEagle> !sudo | l2x-spitfire
[20:59] <lstarnes> !adduser | L2X-Spitfire
[21:00] <rabidweezle> Bookman, ~/.purple folder
[21:00] <rabidweezle> Bookman, forgot they started doing that purple stuff... makes no sense to me either
[21:00] <maitrebn> nacho_, you want the output ?
[21:00] <intx> hey, anyone remember that ubuntu release that slowed http connections with certain routers?
[21:00] <nacho_> maitrebn: yeah
[21:01] <maitrebn> **** Liste des PLAYBACK périphériques ****
[21:01] <maitrebn> carte  0: Intel [HDA Intel], périphérique 0 : ALC662 Analog [ALC662 Analog]
[21:01] <maitrebn>   Sous-périphériques: 0/1
[21:01] <maitrebn>   Sous-périphérique: #0: subdevice #0
[21:01] <maitrebn> carte  1: HDMI [HDA ATI HDMI], périphérique 3 : ATI HDMI [ATI HDMI]
[21:01] <FloodBot2> maitrebn: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:01] <maitrebn>   Sous-périphériques: 1/1
[21:01] <Bookman> rabidweezle: thanks, trying it now.
[21:01] <guntbert> ootput: I don't remember that name, it has been discontinued though (at least its not supported anymore) but
[21:01] <freakynl> hi, i installed ubuntu server to usb disk. i want to minimize the impact on the usb stick (mainly because of the write limitations). already set up /tmp on tmpfs (memory) is there anything else i should consider? for example another syslogger that buffers and writes periodically (preferably when it reaches say 64k of text to write)?
[21:01] <xs> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.5/+bug/402767 <- is why i am about to convince everyone who switched to ubuntu to switch to something else. ubuntu=aol of 1990s.
[21:02] <ecolitan> casey_ are you able to boot from a cd or usb on that system?
[21:02] <freakynl> it's main purpose is running as iscsi target (targets are on sata disks, exports these directly). don't have swap (4G of memory only use 200M or something :D)
[21:02] <maitrebn> nacho_, http://paste.ubuntu.com/249423/
[21:02] <guntbert> !ot | xs
[21:02] <casey_> um i runing it on a hard drive
[21:02] <Flannel> xs: Please keep offtopic things elsewhere.  Also, that's a development testbed, all sorts of changes aren't "announced" in alphas.
[21:03] <rabidweezle> xs, please don't dare compare ubuntu to aol, they are like totally different
[21:03] <prince_jammys> guntbert: he left :). it was 'automatix', which caused some nightmares.
[21:03] <dare> hahaha rabid
[21:03] <spO> does top report that you have 4gb of memory?  Mine reports that i have only 3.7~-3.8~ gb of ram
[21:03] <JuJuBee> I use 64 bit kubuntu.  What can I use as a pdf viewer besides okular?
[21:03] <JuJuBee> Okular will not let me print landscape.
[21:03] <T5UR15> does anyone by chance know a linux distro that would run a dex drive?
[21:03] <Addy> read it with your mind
[21:03] <rabidweezle> aol was out to rip off every last person for every hour they were online, ubuntu is totally free xD
[21:03] <xs> ubottu: my apologies. i thought this was a channel about ubuntu. won't happen again.
[21:03] <guntbert> prince_jammys: I noticed - a little impatient :-) - and yes that was the tool
[21:04] <ecolitan> casey_ do you have data on this harddrive that you want?
[21:04] <Addy> what did AOL do?
[21:04] <Bookman> rabidweezle: success, thanks!
[21:04] <Flannel> Guys, take this AOL/et al discussion #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks.
[21:04] <rabidweezle> good deal Bookman
[21:04] <prince_jammys> as if ubuntu == firefox.
[21:05] <nacho_> maitrebn: maybe this help you, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=59370
[21:05] <nacho_> i have no more ideas, sorry
[21:06] <rabidweezle> maitrebn, what was your question?
[21:07] <ShapeShifter499> hello again!!!
[21:07] <Ericthegreat> hello
[21:08] <maitrebn> rabidweezle, I've lost sound ...
[21:08] <casey_> ecolitan_ i did bi\ut when iwas tru\ing to fix it i lost it
[21:08] <rabidweezle> maitrebn, just after an update?
[21:08] <maitrebn> rabidweezle, yep (the last one)
[21:08] <casey_> bye
[21:08] <maitrebn> rabidweezle, I used to install a compiled the last alsa ... but not working again ...
[21:09] <rabidweezle> had that happen to me, it was something to do with pulseaudio I think, the sound was playing but muted
[21:09] <ShapeShifter499> my acer is on the fritz, I have a acer aspire one and a few days ago the wifi was working, but now....its not :(
[21:09] <ShapeShifter499> why?
[21:09] <maitrebn> rabidweezle, you not what to do ?
[21:09] <rabidweezle> maitrebn, umm trying to remember how I fixed it, I found it on the forums though
[21:10] <ecolitan> casey_ i recommend you investigate the e2fsck tool and the -c option, read the man carefully and good luck :)
[21:10] <T5UR15> is there by chance a ubuntu equivalent to microsoft outlook 2003?-that could also pull emails from my old .pst file? - thanks again for your time
[21:10] <Ericthegreat> whens the next release?
[21:10] <guntbert> !release | Ericthegreat
[21:11] <guntbert> !karmic > Ericthegreat
[21:11] <Ericthegreat> got a link for the plan for next release?
[21:11] <unixbocx1> does anyone have an idea as to how to embed a youtube video on a website but make a option for a user to upload a video from that website or copy/paste an embeded code to add more videos
[21:11] <ShapeShifter499> well?? anyone know?
[21:12] <guntbert> unixbocx1: to me that sound pretty off topic in an ubuntu support channel :-)
[21:13] <guntbert> *sounds
[21:13] <Ericthegreat> like video shareing or would they only be able to see the video from the link they posted?
[21:13] <unixbocx1> i've just been googleing it and have just drawn a blank.. just seeing if there is any ideas
[21:13] <spO> anyone knwo something that will initiate a shutdown command when i press the power button on my box?
[21:13] <guntbert> !ot | unixbocx1
[21:13] <jrib> spO: should bring up the menu by default, does it?
[21:14] <spO> no
[21:14] <Ericthegreat> sp0 you can do that in the setting somewhere...
[21:14] <unixbocx1> well this is for my ubuntu server website if that matters any
[21:14] <Ericthegreat> one sec...
[21:14] <jane__> anyone have some time and feeling charitable
[21:14] <jrib> jane__: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[21:15] <Ericthegreat> sp0
[21:15] <spO> yeah
[21:15] <Ericthegreat> system > prefrences> power management
[21:15] <slayton> is it possible to change the timeout on  notifications in Jaunty?
[21:15] <jrib> unixbocx1: try #ubuntu-offtopic or a site for html help
[21:15] <Ericthegreat> click the general tab
[21:15] <unixbocx1> ok,
[21:15] <spO> thanks
[21:15] <Ericthegreat> np
[21:16] <kerm|t> how do i set an environment variable for a specific application in the menu?
[21:16] <ShapeShifter499> why won't my wifi work???????\
[21:16] <jrib> kerm|t: a way: create a shell script and do it there.  Then make the menu item run the shell script.  Otherwise, check freedesktop.org's standard about .desktop files
[21:16] <jrib> !wifi > ShapeShifter499
[21:16] <connor> hi my updates are not working showing    E: /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.24-22-lpia_2.6.24-22.45netbook9_lpia.deb: files list file for package `libxcb-shape0' is missing final newline                   any ideas!
[21:17] <jane__> upgraded to hardy from gibbon (64) recently, sound is fuzz, wen through sound menu no ideas otherwise... obviously oblivious
[21:17] <jrib> connor: try running « sudo apt-get update » ?
[21:17] <ShapeShifter499> ok...... -.-
[21:17] <slayton> Is there any documentation about the new notifications in Jaunty? like how I can customize things like timeout lenght?
[21:18] <jrib> !pm | connor
[21:18] <Like> ok
[21:18] <Like> yw
[21:19] <acajou> th0r: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1234231
[21:19] <jane__> any ideas for diagnose problems with sound? (hardy)
[21:19] <makaveli3> does ntpdate work with ipv6 addresses?
[21:19] <jrib> slayton: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD#Animations%20and%20durations may the source be with you (I would look at the source)
[21:19] <IcemanV9> connor: try to remove the file and try update again
[21:19] <makaveli3> i tried ntpdate -d fe80::250:56ff:fec0:8, but it wouldn't work.
[21:19] <stew> connor: no, do not remove the file
[21:20] <verb3k> Hi all, Q: Mplayer for some reason saves my adjustment of brightness/contrast settings (and others like color etc) eventhough I only adjusted them during the playback of 1 video. How to make Mplayer return to the defaults for each video? thanks in advance
[21:20] <jrib> verb3k: try #mplayer
[21:20] <verb3k> jrib, tried :( no use
[21:20] <LinuX2half> What's a grsecurity?
[21:20] <jrib> verb3k: how do you change brightness?  I'll test here
[21:21] <verb3k> jrib, using the number 3 button
[21:21] <makaveli3> LinuX2half: security patches for the kernel
[21:21] <OttifantSir1> My problems: I need to configure two printers to be shared in a mixed Ubuntu - Windows network on a headless server. I know which drivers to use and such, but can't find any documentation on command-line configuration. Links please. I need to set up a samba share to allow connection from Windows XP on the same server. Links would be good here too.
[21:21] <ZykoticK9> verb3k, you could move .mplayer to .mplayer_backup and see if it solves your problem
[21:21] <Pharsalus> Hey guys, I've got Opera Internet Explorer problems. Firefox loads webpages fine, but when I try the same page in Opera it acts like there's no connection. I'm using Jaunty UNR on an Advent 4211c (MSI Wind). Looked on the web but it seems like a unique problem, any ideas? tia.
[21:21] <LinuX2half> makaveli3: Can I install it?
[21:21] <th0r> acajou: well done. Nice to see someone who can write up an issue properly. Hope someone can supply a fix for you
[21:22] <Preplexed> How do I instal twitter application on pidgin?
[21:22] <verb3k> ZykoticK9, good idea, but previously mplayer used to come back to defaults for every video
[21:22] <verb3k> ZykoticK9, not sure about the one I am using
[21:22] <makaveli3> LinuX2half: yeah
[21:22] <verb3k> ZykoticK9, from the repos
[21:22] <mattias_> Hello, i just downloaded wubi to try out ubuntu. But i have one problem, i cant write swedish chars. Where can i change that?
[21:22] <LinuX2half> makaveli3: Do I have to download the package or do I have to install the package from SPM?
[21:23] <ZykoticK9> verb3k, I have no ideas - it was just a suggestion.  Good luck.
[21:23] <imran> need a good site for unreal tournament 99 mods.
[21:23] <verb3k> ZykoticK9, thank you for your time :)
[21:23] <makaveli3> there's probably a pre-patched kernel, i did it manually by applying the patch myself.
[21:23] <mattias_> Anyone?
[21:23] <th0r> mattias_: you can change the keyboard but I am not sure where...give me a minute to boot up the vm
[21:23] <guntbert> !ot | imran
[21:24] <Preplexed> please help
[21:24] <Pharsalus> Firefox loads webpages fine, but when I try the same page in Opera it acts like there's no connection. I'm using Jaunty UNR on an Advent 4211c (MSI Wind). Looked on the web but it seems like a unique problem, any ideas? tia.
[21:24] <mattias_> ok th0r
[21:24] <jrib> verb3k: not saved here but I am on arch
[21:24] <IcemanV9> mattias_: system > perference > keyboard
[21:24] <verb3k> jrib, hmm, I see
[21:24] <connor> stew    tried "apt-get install --reinstall libxcb-shape0" but came back command not found
[21:24] <verb3k> jrib, I am using mplayer from the repos
[21:24] <LinuX2half> SYM detects gadm2, can I install that instead
[21:24] <verb3k> jrib, maybe I will cimpile?
[21:24] <verb3k> jrib, compile*
[21:25] <jrib> verb3k: check if debian added any patches
[21:25] <jrib> verb3k: you're on jaunty?
[21:25] <mattias_> öäå
[21:25] <verb3k> jrib, yes on jaunty, do you think it's a bug, or just normal behavior
[21:25] <mattias_> th0r: found it, thanks anyway
[21:25] <kerm|t> jrib: thanks
[21:25] <th0r> mattias_: ok....I run xfce so have to boot up a vm to see where things are in gnome
[21:26] <jrib> verb3k: it would be a pretty weird bug for it to save the information somewhere.  Maybe you can run strace and see if it writes anywhere?
[21:26] <L2X-Spitfire> hey guys i installed the inspircd but how can i run it... i mean turn it on?:D
[21:26] <Like> some old libs
[21:26] <verb3k> jrib, ok I will try, thanks for your help jrib  :) very much appreciated
[21:26] <LinuX2half> so then how do I install prsecurity?
[21:27] <oldude67> oh yeah netsplit
[21:27] <fynn> So Karmic is going to have ext4 by default?
[21:27] <guntbert> L2X-Spitfire: generally I'd assume something like /etc/init.d/inspircd
[21:27] <fynn> i.e. ext4 as the default filesystem?
[21:27] <Pharsalus> Hey guys, I've got Opera Internet Explorer problems. Firefox loads webpages fine, but when I try the same page in Opera it acts like there's no connection. I'm using Jaunty UNR on an Advent 4211c (MSI Wind). Looked on the web but it seems like a unique problem, any ideas? tia.
[21:27] <acajou> th0r thanks.  O+O
[21:27] <Slart> !karmic | fynn
[21:27] <gbs-wes> i want to make an addition to my notify-osd source... how do i go about doing this? i see the executable is in /usr/lib... but i can't find the src.
[21:28] <Like> Pharsalus,  libs
[21:28] <jrib> !source | gbs-wes
[21:28] <Slart> gbs-wes: the source isn't included in the normal install.. you can download it though
[21:28] <Olson> L2X-Spitfire, you can invoke it from the terminal, just type the first few letters and tab to get the rest of the command
[21:28] <Pharsalus> Libs? Could you expand on this for me?
[21:28] <jrib> gbs-wes: the middle step is to dch -i to increment the package version, append a suffix like "~jrib1" to the version, and make modifications
[21:28] <mrtoad>  l01o: Hi
[21:28] <guntbert> Like: you comments are *not* helpful, please stop that
[21:28] <l01o> mrtoad: hi
[21:29] <mrtoad> l01o: we launched the demo of in-car
[21:29] <ejv> karmic will break...what?
[21:29] <ejv> what will karmic break...
[21:29] <mizipzor> i want to add around 200 files to a compressed archive, encrypting it... not military level but im going to add them to an online backup service so i want to keep my private files... well, private, in case my account is hacked or whatnot... what is my best bet?
[21:29] <l01o> mrtoad: ooh, yeah? How can I see it?
[21:29] <mrtoad> l01o: http://www.vimeo.com/5983706
[21:29] <LinuX2half> how do I install prsceutiry?
[21:29] <jrib> ejv: karmic is still in development.
[21:29] <Slart> ejv: break as in "change", "stop working", "behave in weird ways"
[21:29] <ejv> jrib: oh, you mean if users decide to use it now?
[21:29] <Slart> ejv: don't rely on it
[21:29] <ejv> jrib: certainly
[21:29] <mrtoad> l01o: The projects name is Memphis
[21:30] <hansderagon> Greetings.  Is there a way to have a process run with starvation if necessary on a Ubuntu 08.04 instance?  nice -n 19 does not cut it.  I want a process to run in the background without slowing my desktop experience.
[21:30] <jrib> ejv: exactly
[21:30] <mrtoad> l01o: A super media player for cars
[21:30] <mrtoad> l01o: watch: http://www.vimeo.com/5983706
[21:30] <guntbert> ot | mrtoad
[21:30] <ejv> jrib: gotcha, that was confusing for me for some reason hahha
[21:30] <ejv> thanks Slart
[21:30] <guntbert> !ot | mrtoad
[21:30] <Slart> hansderagon: nice -n 19 isn't enough? how do you notice it?
[21:30] <mrtoad> guntbert: okz, sorry
[21:30] <Pharsalus> I installed Opera from the .deb file available from the Opera website, should I try it from a repo?
[21:30] <hansderagon> The desktop is sluggish with nice -n 19
[21:31] <oldude67> Pharsalus, there is no repo for opera
[21:31] <hansderagon> The scheduler still give some CPU to the process after some starvation.
[21:31] <pcfreak30> ok
[21:31] <hansderagon> I do not want it to give anything when I am using another process.
[21:31] <pcfreak30> could someone helpme get eclipse running
[21:31] <Pharsalus> Thought so oldude67.
[21:31] <hansderagon> I want the process to starve, if needed.
[21:31] <pcfreak30> it can install hardly anything cause of a requirement i cant find
[21:32] <Taft> Hi, I'm trying to completely erase the contents off a dvdr (it holds the ubuntu install). how do i do this?
[21:32] <guntbert> !enter | hansderagon
[21:32] <brynjarh> I'm using https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook3-1/Jaunty to configure ubuntu on my macbook and it says "2. Install the isight-firmware-tools package and direct it to your iSight firmware on the Mac OS X partition" but I don't have a mac os x partition, I only have Ubuntu installed, can I get the firmware somewhere else?
[21:32] <pcfreak30> everything says it requires 2.3 or so then dsays something bout plugin contenttype
[21:32] <mngjsgkshgisgkjs>  http://www.lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139723800 NEW WEBSITE GAME,COME AND PLAY.
[21:32] <Slart> Taft: a dvdr? break it into small pieces.. grind it up... melt it..
[21:32] <miguelonnnn> hi, i'm new to linux, i ahve a mac and i'd like to install links2 on it. However when i run ./configure, some files (i think libs) are missing, so i can't install it. Does any ubuntu user know how mac works so i can get to compile ubuntu source to mac? Thanks.
[21:32] <juggz> hey i got a Emulation off the add and remove but where do i go to get the games? dose any one know
[21:33] <guntbert> hansderagon: what about nice 19 (not -19) ?
[21:33] <Taft> Slart it's a dvdrw actually, and could i have a real answer perhaps <_<
[21:33] <maitrebn> rabidweezle, re ...
[21:33] <guntbert> hansderagon: sorry, I misread
[21:33] <maitrebn> rabidweezle, still no sound ...
[21:33] <Like> miguelonnnn,
[21:34] <hatter243> miguelonnnn, try installing build-essential     "sudo apt-get install build-essential"
[21:34] <greeksolid> list
[21:34] <jrib> miguelonnnn: you are using ubuntu on your mac, correct?
[21:34] <Slart> Taft: oh.. a dvdrw.. that seriously changes the question...not sure how to do that..never really messed with rw-discs in ubuntu
[21:34] <Taft> ah
[21:34] <LinuX2half> does anyone know how to install grsecurity?
[21:35] <wolverine> hi all
[21:35] <Taft> so what's the technical term for erasing all the data off a disc?
[21:35] <jrib> LinuX2half: ubuntu likes apparmor by default.  Do you really need grsecurity instead?
[21:36] <guntbert> LinuX2half: have you seen http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=120373 ?
[21:36] <hatter243> Taft, have you used Brasero?
[21:36] <Taft> hatter243 no
[21:36] <hatter243> Taft, Applications -> Sound & Video -> Brasero. There's a menu option that says "Erase". I bet that's what you're looking for
[21:36] <un|matrix> how does one blur the gnome-panel transparency? it looks annoyingly ugly without blur
[21:36] <jrib> !apparmor | LinuX2half
[21:37] <Taft> hatter243 does it matter if its a dvdrw?
[21:37] <Olson> Guys. I'm running apache on my local machine, and using no-ip2 so people can access it. My hosts file has 127.0.0.1 My.noip2domain.org localhost  in it so I can browse as if I were outside the NAT.. is that cool?
[21:37] <pexji> milan is empty
[21:38] <hatter243> Taft, Brasero does all the CD/DVD burning/erasing on the default install of ubuntu
[21:39] <guntbert> Taft: data on a DVR-r cannot be changed
[21:39] <IcemanV9> Taft: no it does not matter since it's "rw" meaning you can write/erase/write again. "r" means writes once (cannot erase after write)
[21:39] <Taft> ah
[21:39] <Taft> ok
[21:39] <Quiznos> re
[21:39] <Quiznos> re
[21:39] <kyle__> hi all, just got laptop with linux and tried to watch dvd, but said no plugins...can anyone help. not a boffin with pcs
[21:40] <Taft> and, when i open Brasero, how do i specify which disc I want to work with?
[21:40] <thiebaude> !dvd
[21:40] <pcfreak30> plug-in "org.eclipse.core.contenttype (3.3.0)", or compatible.
[21:40] <pcfreak30> i cant get anything installed or upgraded
[21:40] <thiebaude> KyleL, that site should help you
[21:41] <thiebaude> i mean kyle_
[21:41] <kyle__> thanks very much, which link
[21:41] <Olson> kyle__ install vlc player
[21:41] <thiebaude> !dvd
[21:42] <kyle__> thanks very much, use to xp so no idea yet on linux. looks good though
[21:42] <Olson> kyle__, you using ubuntu?
[21:43] <kyle__> yes
[21:43] <dvinchi666__> Linux LinuxArch 2.6.30-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Fri Jul 31 18:10:38 UTC 2009 i686 Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 215 @ 1.33GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
[21:43] <linuxdude> how do I make allies in warzone 2100?
[21:43] <Olson> kyle__, vlc media player will work well for dvd's, go to synaptic under system and install that and see if it will play it for you
[21:43] <kyle__> typed in vlc player in synaptic manager an dcame up with vlc do i just double click it
[21:43] <thiebaude> !offtopic
[21:44] <Deevz> how can I flush my dns cache with dnsmasq?
[21:44] <linuxdude> !offtopic
[21:44] <Deevz> dnsmasq restart doesnt do it
[21:44] <Olson> kyle__, check the box yeah
[21:44] <hades_pt> hey all
[21:44] <hades_pt> custa-me mesmo desistir
[21:45] <pcfreak30> anyome.i cant get anything install or upgraded. if i ever do it fails in error
[21:45] <LinuX2half> is this forum ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=510812 works? When is it last posted?
[21:45] <Olson> kyle__, you'll work it out.. and read some links.. :) I gotta go. good luck
[21:45] <pcfreak30> on eclipse
[21:45] <kyle__> thank you
[21:45] <hades_pt> can any one point me to the solution for atenticate ubuntu users in a apache2 wev server ?
[21:45] <hades_pt> *web
[21:45] <pcfreak30> whats he issue
[21:45] <pcfreak30> just suso aot-get it
[21:46] <pcfreak30> sudo*
[21:46] <pcfreak30> sudo apt-get install apach
[21:46] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> if anyone has a sec i got a resolution prob
[21:46] <pcfreak30> apache*
[21:46] <hades_pt> pcfreak30:  u talk whit me ?
[21:46] <rhardy> Looking at turning my Linksys WRT54GS AP in to a repeater, any ideas?
[21:46] <thiebaude> !who
[21:47] <cgillogly> after upgrading libnspr4-0d & libnss3-1d evolution prompted me to accept my SSL cert for my mail server... stated the cert was "GOOD" and signed by my CA, but it never did this before the update... any reason why it asks now?
[21:47] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> for some reason my background image on my desktop wont size right
[21:47] <hades_pt> can any one point me to the solution for atenticate ubuntu users in a apache2 web server ?
[21:47] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> it seems to be stuck on 800x600
[21:47] <Badegakk> How do i set default sound device in ubuntu
[21:47] <chris153> noob question how do I give a user rights to modify the permissions on a file? I put 775 on a folder for that user and when they create a file in that folder it won't let them modify the permissions on it.
[21:47] <cgillogly> i'm running ubuntu 9.04
[21:47] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> im gonna it i will be back
[21:48] <guntbert> hades_pt: ask in #httpd please
[21:48] <hades_pt> thanks mate
[21:48] <guntbert> hades_pt: good luck
[21:48] <vigo> Pfc_onesht1kl11: Did you use the GUI Preferences,Display?
[21:49] <rhardy> K just wondering thanks.
[21:49] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> yes
[21:49] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> gui pref display will size my desktop
[21:49] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> however
[21:49] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> the image is fixed
[21:49] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> and filled outside with white
[21:49] <error404notfound> i have a laptop with 4G RAM, GRUB detects it as 4G, but ubuntu recognizes it as 3.4G, what do i need to do? install 64b kernel? but won't that require reinstallation of all apps with their 64b variants?
[21:50] <vigo> Pfc_onesht1kl11: What image viewer are you using to preview before setting as Desktop or Wallpaper?
[21:50] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> kview
[21:50] <Flannel> error404notfound: Yeah, if you want to migrate to 64bit you'll have to reinstall.  And yeah, that's really the only nice way of having more than 4GB address space
[21:50] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> and the gui pref
[21:50] <Brazz> Is there a good MMORPG that runs good in Ubuntu 9.04?
[21:50] <Badegakk> ahh  i found out asoundconf, sorry to bother u all
[21:50] <Clouse> Well I don't seem to be able to sort out my update not install any more so it looks like I will just have to reinstall 8.10 :-(
[21:51] <antonius602> is there a simple command to see all the computers connected to my router and their IP?
[21:51] <bhaskar_> how to access internet via bluetooth using mobile phone
[21:51] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> i right click on image on desktop and the image set as desktop
[21:51] <LinuX2half> is there a intrusion detection that was installed by default in ubuntu?
[21:51] <vigo> Pfc_onesht1kl11> Ok, I am on GNOME, but I use F-SPOT
[21:51] <bhaskar_>  how to access internet via bluetooth using mobile phone
[21:51] <bhaskar_>  how to access internet via bluetooth using mobile phone
[21:51] <error404notfound> Flannel, so i would have reinstall ubuntu from scratch with everything? no other option?
[21:51] <Brazz> bhaskar_:  GOOGLE IT
[21:51] <guntbert> !repeat | bhaskar_
[21:52] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> hmm perplexing
[21:52] <Flannel> !google | Brazz
[21:52] <cak054__> Results for | Brazz on Google:
[21:52] <cak054__> --
[21:52] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> the image is full res
[21:52] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> could it probably be im using vmware
[21:52] <Clouse> antonius602: I believe that the time has come for you to meet the wonderful nmap
[21:52] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> i have the tool kit installed
[21:52] <vigo> Pfc_onesht1kl11> Yes, that could be it.
[21:53] <antonius602> Clouse...you just saved me at least a few minutes of "google-fu" lol thx
[21:53] <Flannel> error404notfound: If you want to use all of your RAM, yeah.  you could obviously keep your data (if on a separate partition/etc) or whatever other ways you want to mitigate that issue, but yeah.
[21:53] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> is their a desktop configuration file
[21:53] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> ?
[21:53] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> thats a silly question
[21:53] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> im sorry
[21:53] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> ill look
[21:53] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> brb
[21:53] <Floddy> Hi, noob question: (: When I tried the livecd (9.04), python2.5 were available in synaptic. But now, after installing, It isn't? It IS available via apt-get though... But even after installing it, it isn't listed in synaptic. Any reason for this?
[21:53] <Clouse> antonius602: lol
[21:54] <bhaskar_>  how to access internet via bluetooth using mobile phone
[21:54] <Evet> Which open-source forum software do you suggest?
[21:54] <error404notfound> Flannel, well i can backup data but what about the programs? they will have to be reinstalled...
[21:54] <error404notfound> sucks... :(
[21:54] <Brazz> bhaskar_: what does your question even have to do with ubuntu?
[21:54] <Hilikus> i'm trying to compile some code and it needs stuff from a library but i have several standard ubuntu libraries, which one should i link to? i have .a .la and .so
[21:54] <Brazz> bhaskar_: and how do you expect peope to help you  if you dont even tell anybody your mobile phone brand and model?
[21:55] <Flannel> !cloning | error404notfound
[21:55] <bhaskar_> n 72
[21:55] <juggz> how do i work desmume
[21:55] <RickZilla> Is there a recommended online resource to learn my way around the terminal? I've learned a few things, but I can see how that would be valuable and would like to learn more. Thanks for your help.
[21:55] <mnaines> Brazz, they do that on Yahoo all the time.  They ask you if you can help them and then when you respond and want to know what the problem is, they start trying to IM you
[21:56] <bhaskar_> this is problem with jaunty
[21:56] <iMatter> How do i install OpenGL 2.0 apparently i only have 1.4 atm..
[21:56] <Brazz> bhaskar_: how can you trying to access internet from a mobile phone have anything to do with jaunty?
[21:56] <Brazz> bhaskar_: I think you're just flooding regardless
[21:56] <iMatter> 1.3*
[21:57] <bhaskar_> i am not able to connect via bluetooth on ubunto
[21:57] <LinuX2half> is there a similar program with tiger john chkrootkit but was installed by default in ubuntu?
[21:57] <guntbert> RickZilla: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[21:57] <Brazz> Does anyone know a good MMORPG that works fine on jaunty? a free one
[21:57] <RickZilla> guntbert: Thanks, I'll check it out.
[21:57] <mnaines> Is it possible to link two or more Linux machines together and combine their processing power for a single application?
[21:57] <antonius602> Brazz i think second life runs well in linux, but i could be mistaken
[21:57] <guntbert> RickZilla: have fun :)
[21:58] <iMatter> Brazz, Savage 2, thats why im trying to get OpenGL 2.0
[21:58] <bhaskar_> help me i tried a lot
[21:58] <iMatter> Brazz, Mac/Linux/Windows versions
[21:58] <guntbert> !details | bhaskar_
[21:58] <RickZilla> antonius602: ubuntu has had a tough time picking up the 3-D graphics on my machine, so no SL for me, not from this laptop anyway
[21:59] <Brazz> iMatter:  I just tryed to run wow 3.2.0 yesterday but there still seems to be crashing
[21:59] <Brazz> iMatter: Imma check Savage 2
[21:59] <Clouse> bhaskar: Hi there. You will need a bluetooth device in your puter all installed and happy and descovery on and then have your phone in range and set to advertise it self then you will need the drivers for all the goodies that your phone reveals to your purters OS and the you wll need to select the modem device from your phone to tell your OS that that is where to look for the interwebs the...
[21:59] <Clouse> ...toobs and the google
[21:59] <iMatter> Brazz, it looks pretty good from what i saw from screenshots a 800 something MB download
[21:59] <mnaines> Clouse, how do I get Infrared devices to work on Ubuntu 9.04?
[21:59] <bhaskar_> i have n 72 mobile(nokia) i want to connect via bluetooth service.i am using ubunto 9.04
[22:00] <Brazz> appDB have given it a Silver Rating
[22:00] <Brazz> iMatter:  that's not tiptop
[22:00] <w_a_n_d> if I want to give someone SSH TUNNEL access on my box but no shell access, what should I do?
[22:00] <w_a_n_d> like i want them to be able to login to ssh
[22:00] <w_a_n_d> but not spawn a shell
[22:00] <iMatter> Brazz, O.o..
[22:00] <bhaskar_> i think there is some code error
[22:00] <Brazz> iMatter: may not work well with aunty
[22:00] <guntbert> bhaskar_: have you seen https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup ?
[22:00] <iMatter> Brazz, appDB in Wine?
[22:00] <Brazz> you
[22:00] <iMatter> Brazz, its linux native..
[22:00] <PumaX> any Turkish?
[22:00] <Brazz> ohhh is it?
[22:01] <Brazz> iMatter: nice
[22:01] <iMatter> Brazz, Yes...i said Mac/Linux/Windows native lol
[22:01] <Brazz> iMatter: sorry I didn't read that part
[22:01] <david___> guys my compsite out dosent work what should i do?
[22:01] <guntbert> !tr | PumaX
[22:01] <Brazz> iMatter: which ubuntu version are you using? 8.10?
[22:01] <Clouse> mnaines: Do you already have a IR device in your computer?
[22:02] <iMatter> Brazz, jaunty 9.04
[22:02] <zuz> Hi, my machine needs some firmware updates for bios and dell has a horrible way to teach how to do this in linux, they mainly have exe files but im sure there is a way to do it with dos, can anyone help me?
[22:02] <Brazz> iMatter: I'm sorry if you said it already, but are you running that game already then?
[22:02] <guntbert> w_a_n_d: your question is not clear for me, can you tell us what you *really* want to accomplish?
[22:03] <iMatter> Brazz, Not yet, i think i need to update something, it needs OpenGL 2.0
[22:03] <Clouse> zuz: Those exe files you speak of can only be installed form MS DOS
[22:03] <iMatter> Brazz, im sure you will have no issues what so ever, this computer is just old and has an ATI card
[22:03] <iMatter> Brazz, it downloaded in 20mins for me and installed in 10
[22:04] <Brazz> iMatter: great.. now you doomed me. I use RV250
[22:04] <zuz> i understand that, but i cant seem to make a bood cd that boots successfully and flashes the bios
[22:04] <zuz> i ran out of cds trying
[22:04] <zuz> lol
[22:04] <zuz> wasted over 10
[22:04] <Brazz> iMatter: Mobiity Radeon 9000,
[22:04] <road2ruin> hi there
[22:05] <Brazz> iMatter: Jaunty is certainly not a version for ATI users
[22:05] <iMatter> Brazz, should work for you
[22:05] <mnaines> Yes, Clouse, I do, but I cannot get it to work
[22:05] <iMatter> Brazz, apparently i simply need to update the game, since its an older installed version just needs updates, it will probably work afterwards if not i'll tell you
[22:06] <iMatter> Brazz, acctually i've had MUCH better experiences with Ubuntu + Compiz in Jaunty than hardy
[22:06] <guntbert> zuz: I think that is a problem of your hardware/bios - so you would have to ask the manufacturer
[22:06] <iMatter> Brazz, and its more snappy etc..
[22:06] <Clouse> zuz: Depending on how they are made you will need a floppy disk drive install on your computer and you will also need to make a MS DOS boot disk, then boot from it and then depending on the way they have set it up from there on the reset of the process may be fully automated semi-automated or manual.
[22:07] <Clouse> zuz: To make the DOS boot floppy you should give Free DOS a try.
[22:07] <zuz> Clouse: i got all different kinds of MS DOS boot disks, including freedos
[22:08] <Brazz> iMatter: I have followed a guide to install my video card driver etc...
[22:08] <zuz> i must be doing the wrong commands
[22:08] <mau__> ciao
[22:08] <Brazz> iMatter: but everytime I enable the video card I have to reinstall ubuntu so I can use it again
[22:08] <Clouse> zuz: Use Free DOS it is open source. love for then open source.
[22:08] <mau__> hi men
[22:09] <zuz> http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/download.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&releaseid=R174470&SystemID=INS_PNT_1501&servicetag=6PCB5D1&os=WW1&osl=en&deviceid=13120&devlib=0&typecnt=0&vercnt=9&catid=-1&impid=-1&formatcnt=1&libid=1&fileid=236967  that is the link for the dl and instructions, i didnt see anything saying it was that hard to do
[22:09] <Clouse> mau__: Hi there, but what if I am not a man?
[22:09] <iMatter> Brazz, O...o
[22:10] <mau__> ooooo sorry hello
[22:10] <mau__> girl
[22:10] <Brazz> now I'm enabling it
[22:10] <Brazz> iMatter: hopefully it will work this time
[22:11] <error404notfound> for my intel Dual Core should i download the iso with amd64 suffix?
[22:11] <zuz> the only cd that worked clouse was a windows 98 SE boot disk i made
[22:11] <zuz> but not even sure if that was compatible
[22:11] <Flannel> error404notfound: For 64bit, yes.  "amd64" is just like "i386" it's an architecture, not a manufacturer
[22:11] <zuz> i couldnt get free dos to work
[22:11] <iMatter> Brazz, i declare it to work!
[22:12] <Brazz> iMatter: lets see if it helps lol
[22:12] <mau__> by by
[22:12] <guntbert> zuz: according to that page you have to run that app in windows - might not even start in DOS :-(
[22:12] <motin_0> Hi I am trying to install the pve-kernel on a hardy machine, but it fails to boot. Is there anyway that I can remotely see what boot errors have occurred?
[22:13] <zuz> thats what i was thinking, but it has a part that says dos instructions, but only shows windows
[22:14] <Bogus8> Could someone please take a look at this and see if they can help me. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1233655
[22:14] <zuz> without the update, the mobo gives me an error about the battery at every startup and i feel like the battery isnt doing much at all, and i know its old but still
[22:14] <Brazz> iMatter: "there was a problem initializing Catalyst Control Center Linux edition. It could be caused by the following.
[22:14] <Brazz> No ATI graphics driver installed, or the ATI driver is not functioning Properly.
[22:14] <Brazz> Please install the ATI driver appropriate for you ATI hardware, or configure using aticonfig.
[22:14] <Brazz> no luck this time either
[22:14] <Brazz> =)
[22:14] <Clouse> zuz: OK with that one there are a few decisions already made for you. 1) Yeepie! They have made the process completely automated for you 2.) You do not have to make a boot disk of any kind. 3.) :( You must run that one from a Microsoft closed source meanie environment.
[22:14] <bhaskar_> any more site for help of mobile internet connection in ubuntu
[22:15] <iMatter> Brazz, Note to you, never use that thing
[22:15] <iMatter> Brazz, seriously, its a propriatary pieace of crap
[22:15] <iMatter> Brazz, try fglrx or mesa drivers, they should work much better than ATI's fix
[22:15] <zuz> Clouse:  wine?
[22:15] <Brazz> iMatter: I got them running pal,
[22:15] <iMatter> Brazz, i have signifigantly better performance with mesa and fglrx
[22:15] <zuz> wont work with wine
[22:15] <iMatter> Brazz, Pal?
[22:16] <Brazz> iMatter: Pal = Mate = Buddy
[22:16] <iMatter> Brazz, unsupported scripted installing thingy, i'm guessing?
[22:16] <zuz> Clouse: where did you see that?
[22:16] <iMatter> Brazz, OH i read and interpreted that wrong >.<
[22:16] <iMatter> Brazz, theres an automater script named PAL so i guessed >.<
[22:16] <Brazz> iMatter: so I shouldn't use ati drivers then
[22:17] <iMatter> Brazz, experiment, some are better for some cards others are worse, see which it is for you
[22:17] <Brazz> iMatter: I have not a clue you se...
[22:17] <Brazz> iMatter: I'm new to ubuntu
[22:18] <iMatter> Brazz, I'm kinda ish new.., when i get my new macs i'm dumping linux completely i think
[22:18] <Brazz> iMatter: when I open "Hardware Drivers" there's no content there
[22:18] <iMatter> Brazz, it was basically an experiment
[22:19] <Brazz> iMatter: I wanna start using linux
[22:19] <iMatter> Brazz, those show packages for Propriatary drivers
[22:19] <Clouse> zuz: You can always try but doing something like updating any kind of BIOS form an emulated environment to me sounds like the all the right ingredients to make your mother board that pretty shiny thing that sits in the corner that you used to run yummy open source software on.
[22:19] <Brazz> iMatter: but right now I'm very busy, can't sit at the computer and study what's wrong and spend a day finding a slution
[22:20] <Clouse> zuz: See what my friend?
[22:20] <Brazz> iMatter: the only time I have off I want to have some fun not to have more problems =P if you know what  I mean
[22:20] <Brazz> iMatter: in the other hand I really wanna use linux
[22:20] <iMatter> Brazz, kinda same, and yes, thats the main reason im leaving linux for OSX
[22:20] <bishop> joining
[22:21] <bishop> hello
[22:21] <zuz> Clouse: never mind, i just saw the joke on the #3 option you gave me, all made but only runs in Windows  :(
[22:21] <zuz> bummer
[22:22] <zuz> dell made a linux support site but doesnt support those drivers
[22:23] <Clouse> zuz: That is there fear driven, closed minded bully, monopolistic, I've got more money then you way saidly :(.
[22:23] <iMatter> Brazz, too many problems, i consider it a job, and its never done, whenever i think i have everything working, something else comes up, a solved problem simply reveals something else that was eclipsed by a bigger problem
[22:24] <zuz> Clouse: I try to see their point, more OS support = more expensive PCs from them tho
[22:24] <zuz> its a shame it gets to that point
[22:24] <zuz> but its true
[22:25] <Pulga> is there anybody here using ltsp??
[22:25] <kyle__> hi again. i downloaded vlp player but still says not have the appropriate plugin and im not sure still how linux works. sorry for being aq pain
[22:25] <simonb1> guys, relating to my usbtouchscreen problem (swapped x and y)... how to add that swap_xy=1 parameter to it?!
[22:25] <simonb1> where to insert that line?
[22:27] <Clouse> zuz: I know, it doesn't seem to add up, but there is a difference between offering a OS for you puters and even having a user base help campaign then it is to code an app that runs at a firmware upgrade leave.
[22:28] <Pulga> is there anybody here using ltsp??
[22:28] <Flannel> !anyone | Pulga
[22:28] <bishop> need a harddrive for toshiba laptop. is one hd any better than another?
[22:30] <Clouse> zuz: Ubuntu is free for them to offer and they don't have to code and new drivers cos Linux and the wonderful hard working open source code community have already done the hard work for them .
[22:30] <olistik1> hello everybody
[22:30] <Clouse> I hart Linux.
[22:31] <LinuX2half> how do I open the security report when tiger finished scanning my computer>?
[22:31] <olistik1> is there a way to enable automatic redrawing terminal's content on window resize? something like macos
[22:32] <henry_> 7
[22:33] <styol> A tall cup of salt water fish tank mixed with a splash of downtempo makes for a mellow Friday... http://www.ustream.tv/channel/styol
[22:33] <nsgn> any thoughts on why transferring files to a windows server via samba from my ubuntu box is slow as heck. it's a gigabit network. copying to/from this same server from windows or macosx gets 20 to 40 megs a second. i get 1 to 3 on ubuntu
[22:33] <nsgn> *?
[22:33] <GPL> can anybody check what's the problem in my firefox, it wont load any flash video :(((
[22:33] <nsgn> GPL: get flash player? :)
[22:33] <GPL> i 've flash 10 for linux plugin installed !
[22:34] <olistik1> GPL: which version of firefox are you using?
[22:34] <olistik1> try both 3.0 and 3.5
[22:34] <GPL> 3.0.8
[22:34] <zuz> true Clouse
[22:35] <L2X-Spitfire> hey guys
[22:35] <L2X-Spitfire> im trying to install atheme
[22:35] <olistik1> try with sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5 (if you're using jaunty jackalope)
[22:35] <GPL> i am using jaunty
[22:35] <GPL> dont know if its jackalope or not
[22:35] <gbs-wes> i wouldn't recommend upgrading.
[22:35] <gbs-wes> firefox..
[22:35] <L2X-Spitfire> im trying to install atheme to my inspircd server but i got an error
[22:35] <L2X-Spitfire> [85.25.191.40]:6667.
[22:35] <L2X-Spitfire> [07/08/2009 21:34:21] irc_handle_connect(): connection to uplink established
[22:35] <L2X-Spitfire> [07/08/2009 21:34:24] irc_parse(): unregistered server sent disallowed command NOTICE
[22:35] <FloodBot3> L2X-Spitfire: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:35] <helo> stupid fish...
[22:35] <helo> i hate that stupid fish
[22:35] <GPL> L2X-Spitfire:  use pastebin
[22:36] <gbs-wes> just wait until update-manager pulls it in later
[22:36] <godmodegrafix> raawwrrr
[22:36] <GPL> gbs-wes: but how should i make flash work ?
[22:36] <L2X-Spitfire> do u got any idea what i can do
[22:36] <spO> git clone git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-jaunty.git   gives me kernel 2.6.28-10 instead of kernel 2.6.28-15
[22:36] <nOStahl1> this netbook remix is super buggy im not liking things... anyone else haaving issues with netbook remix?
[22:36] <Clouse> GPL: What happens when you go to a site with flash content on it?
[22:36] <gbs-wes> GPL- sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[22:36] <godmodegrafix> gpl what version are you on?
[22:37] <GPL> Clouse, it says i need a flash player
[22:37] <L2X-Spitfire> so anyone got any ideea how to make atheme work
[22:37] <L2X-Spitfire> i still get this annoying error
[22:37] <L2X-Spitfire> irc_parse(): unregistered server sent disallowed command NOTICE
[22:37] <GPL> when i go to the website, download the flash player .dep file for Linux , open it, it says it's already installed
[22:37] <GPL> godmodegrafix: the latest Ubuntu 9.04
[22:37] <nsgn> anyone on horrid performance copying to a windows share from ubuntu?
[22:37] <Clouse> GPL: Then as far and FF is concerned you don't have flash installed. How do you go about installing flash?
[22:38] <GPL> Clouse: read the comment above^^
[22:38] <bishop> leaving
[22:38] <Pharsalus> Looking for some assistance with Opera on UNR. It's exhibiting some strange and apparently unique behaviour. I can load websites fine in Firefox, but if I try the exact same (or any) website in Opera, it just hangs on 'Document 0 b'. I'm using UNR on an Advent 4211c (MSI Wind) Any clued up Opera users can help me out? :) tia.
[22:38] <simonb1> is there no "/etc/modprobe.conf" anymore?!?!
[22:38] <godmodegrafix> have you tried sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree ??
[22:38] <helo> have you typed "about:plugins" in firefox's location bar?
[22:38] <GPL> godmodegrafix: nO.
[22:38] <helo> and looked for flash...
[22:38] <Clouse> nsgn: Yes! I just had that problem today.
[22:38] <nsgn> Clouse: what gives?
[22:38] <mroc> can someone help me with a sound issue?  i can't get the headphone port working on my laptop.  it shuts off the laptop speakers when i plug something in, but i can't get any sound from the headphones.
[22:38] <godmodegrafix> type that in the command line
[22:39] <Clouse> nsgn: Beets me. And I am running 8.10
[22:39] <nsgn> :(
[22:39] <nsgn> i'm in 9.04
[22:39] <godmodegrafix> im 6.10
[22:39] <godmodegrafix> :D
[22:40] <Pharsalus> Looking for some assistance with Opera on UNR. I can load websites fine in Firefox, but if I try the exact same (or any) website in Opera, it just hangs on 'Document 0 b'. I'm using UNR on an Advent 4211c (MSI Wind) Any clued up Opera users can help me out? :) tia.
[22:40] <mizipzor> is there a way to find out which file format a partition is using?
[22:40] <godmodegrafix> yes
[22:40] <godmodegrafix> mizi: go to disk manager
[22:40] <nsgn> other machines on the network (win/macosx) copy at gigabit speeds. this ubuntu computer has a gigabit card but performs horribly
[22:40] <godmodegrafix> or disk partitioner which comes standard at install..
[22:40] <godmodegrafix> it should show you what format you're using
[22:40] <th0r> mizipzor: open a terminal and type 'mount'
[22:41] <Clouse> GPL: Oh.. sorry my friend, missed that, was to busy typing.
[22:41] <mizipzor> th0r: the disc is not yet mounted, im trying to find out the format
[22:41] <GPL> Clouse : it's okay.
[22:41] <mizipzor> godmodegrafix: i dont seem to have anything like that in the menus... do you know the console command?
[22:41] <godmodegrafix> try mount
[22:41] <Pharsalus> Anyone can help me out with my Opera problem?
[22:41] <godmodegrafix> check this out you guys : http://nextround.net/2009/07/24/the-new-snickers-campaign-isdifferent/
[22:42] <Clouse> GPL: Does the package manager give you an option to reinstall the flash package?
[22:42] <Othor> What is the local folder that vsftpd uses to share out files?
[22:42] <nsgn> should i be using smbmount rather than mounting it up via vfs in the GUI?
[22:42] <GPL> Clouse : No.
[22:42] <mizipzor> godmodegrafix: doesnt mount only show stuff already mounted?
[22:42] <GPL> Clouse : It says the version is already installed.
[22:43] <GPL> and then when you click Ok. it says Reinstall the same package, i 've done it 2 times.
[22:43] <GPL> :(
[22:43] <Clouse> GPL: Hmm.. One moment please.
[22:43] <nsgn> actually...why the heck do i get "segmentation fault" when i run smbmount?
[22:43] <godmodegrafix> mizi: mount without any options should show you the file format, shouldnt it?
[22:43] <Pharsalus> Need help with Opera on UNR. I can load websites fine in Firefox, but if I try the exact same (or any) website in Opera, it just hangs on 'Document 0 b'. I'm using UNR on an Advent 4211c (MSI Wind) Any clued up Opera users can help me out? :) tia.
[22:44] <nOStahl1> pharalus im having a ton of buggyness with UNR too
[22:44] <Clouse> GPL: Are you running 64 bit or 32?
[22:44] <GPL> Clouse : 32 bit
[22:44] <nOStahl1> seriously thinking of plopping regular desktop back on
[22:44] <GPL> Clouse : A play button is coming there inside the flash video, instead the video, i guess, that's because of some plugin >.>
[22:44] <westmi> does anyone know how to set a priority to a process?
[22:45] <Gandolf> what's the package for installing the restricted extras?
[22:45] <pepperjack> westmi: you mean nice?
[22:45] <Pharsalus> nOStahl1: are you experiencing the same problem as me, or just buggyness in general? I'm fairly happy with it so far. :)
[22:45] <emerson> hello
[22:45] <emerson> how do I donwload stuff from youtube ?
[22:45] <pepperjack> westmi: nice <switches> <process> <value>
[22:45] <westmi> ?
[22:46] <westmi> sorry
[22:46] <nOStahl1> pharsalus firefox absolutely willnot let me set a perfered application ie if i download  a .deb to launch gdebi
[22:46] <westmi> is that some kind of program?
[22:46] <nOStahl1> flash is ALL screwed up
[22:46] <justfil> a
[22:46] <good1> Hey guys does anyone know a good app (linux or windows) to wipe (write/overwrite) free space on a hard drive?
[22:46] <nOStahl1> good1 gparted
[22:47] <pepperjack> westmi: yes.  in terminal type man nice
[22:47] <w_a_n_d> If I want someone to not have a shell when they login to SSH (ie:  Just used for ssh tunneling) what should I point their shell to, I forget
[22:47] <good1> nOStahl1, are you sure about that?
[22:47] <w_a_n_d> /bin/true or something like that
[22:47] <w_a_n_d> isnt it
[22:47] <pepperjack> good1: you could also just cat /dev/zero > file; rm file or something
[22:47] <spO> i try to use sabnzbd on port 9000 , but the program says it is not a free port,   i can run it on port 8080 though,  how do i check to see what is using that port or how do i free it up?
[22:47] <nOStahl1> good1 its what i use
[22:47] <Clouse> GPL: I would recommend you un-install that package and instead install the one from the Ubuntu 9.04 repositories.
[22:48] <Othor> Gandolf, ubuntu-restricted-extras, i think
[22:48] <good1> nOStahl1, ok, but what option in gparted lets me do that?
[22:48] <Polterge|st> I am trying to install extra compiz plugins on this page http://wiki.compiz-fusion.org/CompizFusionPlugins
[22:48] <Polterge|st> how can I download them ?
[22:48] <nOStahl1> dl it and fire it up
[22:48] <nOStahl1> its very intuitive
[22:48] <GPL> Clouse : I checked it in Installed Applications Only , i dont think, there's something like that installed :S
[22:48] <westmi> thanks
[22:49] <Clouse> GPL: sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-nonfree
[22:49] <godmodegrafix> mizipzor: type df and look for the disk partition you are looking for..then use mount /dev/"whatever the device name is" and it should show you the format
[22:49] <mizipzor> godmodegrafix: it states that it cant find the device in mtab
[22:49] <Clouse> GPL: Wack the into a terminal and see what happends.
[22:49] <GPL> Clouse :Package flashplugin-nonfree is not installed, so not removed
[22:50] <mizipzor> before unplugging a usb external disc, must i stop it or something? like back in windows
[22:50] <Clouse> GPL: Oh I see.
[22:50] <Clouse> GPL: Where are you seeing it as installed again?
[22:50] <ctmjr> Polterge|st: try sudo apt-get install compiz-fusion-plugins-extra
[22:50] <GPL> Clouse : can you tell me what's causing a play button to come in .swf files automatically ? :S weird.
[22:50] <Polterge|st> hmm
[22:51] <Polterge|st> alright I will try that
[22:51] <godmodegrafix> mizipzor: try df -T "disk device" without qoutes
[22:51] <Othor> What is the local folder that vsftpd uses to share out files?
[22:52] <mizipzor> godmodegrafix: ah! that gave the filesystem, thanks :)
[22:52] <MarkG> Hi, I am running Ubuntu on an embedded ARM device, with limited resources, however I need ImageMagick, but when I try and get it, it wants to bring in a tonne of dependancies, including X11 libraries and web browsers.  Is there a statically linked "convert" for imagemagick with less dependancies?
[22:52] <DWonderly> I'm trying to connect through a device via pppd and it states that my device requires a pass... how to I input that password?
[22:53] <GPL> Clouse : http://i32.tinypic.com/2znv915.png <- have a look at this
[22:53] <Polterge|st> hopefully this will not break compiz
[22:53] <Clouse> GPL: It looks to me like the flash package form the Adobe web site has been installed some how but it's not what 9.04 wants so there for it's broken.
[22:53] <Polterge|st> I just svn installed cairo-dock earlier
[22:53] <Polterge|st> it looks beautiful and has an OSX theme with openGL
[22:53] <GPL> Clouse : yeah your words reflect truthness.
[22:53] <Polterge|st> I'm trying to get the matching compiz effects
[22:53] <gbs-wes> truthness.
[22:53] <gbs-wes> is spoken here.
[22:53] <GPL> :P
[22:53] <nsgn> hoooly crap i just mounted it up using "mount -t smbfs blah blah" and it runs insanely faster than vfs. i'm getting 60 megs a second
[22:53] <Clouse> LOL
[22:54] <gbs-wes> Clouse, is that on netbook-remix
[22:54] <guntbert> GPL: did you check your installation at http://supportdetails.com/ ?
[22:54] <nsgn> although dangit, it slowed down after the first 2.5gb of the 40gb copy
[22:55] <nsgn> down to 6.4MBps
[22:55] <nsgn> whyyy?
[22:55] <GPL> youtube is telling me to download freepats package, is that okay ? Clouse.
[22:56] <gbs-wes> GPL: are you on netbook remix?
[22:56] <GPL> gbs-wes:  Ubuntu Desktop Version
[22:56] <barbrella> nsgn:cause that's the most you can get if you are the only one who is using the network
[22:57] <nsgn> barbrella: what?
[22:57] <Clouse> GPL: You could try that but first I would open up a terminal and pop this in; sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-nonfree
[22:57] <barbrella> nsgn: 6.4MBps
[22:57] <th0r> nsgn: you aren't on a wifi network are you?
[22:57] <nsgn> no. cat6 and gigE
[22:57] <Xerran> anyone familiar with conky script?
[22:58] <GPL> Clouse : i did that , and send you the report message.
[22:58] <th0r> nsgn: right...you should see much better than 6.4MB
[22:58] <Clouse> GPL: Opps scratch that I meant this; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[22:58] <nsgn> th0r: barbrella: wifi is disabled. all gigE
[22:58] <axristos> hello all
[22:58] <GPL> Clouse : okay.
[22:58] <gizmobay> Would it be wise to upgrade my kernel to 2.6.30?
[22:58] <Xerran> hello
[22:58] <Polterge|st> this is the next compiz plugin I want to get
[22:58] <Polterge|st> http://wiki.compiz-fusion.org/Plugins/Snow
[22:58] <nsgn> th0r: indeed. i'm trying to get to that point since i have files in excess of 40GB to move around. i can do so with ease (40 to 60MBps) on my win and mac computers
[22:59] <Polterge|st> I tried to use sudo apt-get install compiz-plugins-unsupported
[22:59] <Polterge|st> although it did not work
[22:59] <Polterge|st> I would like to install Atlantis, Snow, and the Wizard plugin
[22:59] <th0r> nsgn: right. I think barbrella was thinking about a 54Mbps wifi network being limited to about 6.4MB, but I thought you had said you were gigabit all the way
[22:59] <gizmobay> My comp is freezing and some people say 2.6.30 resolves this
[22:59] <Clouse> GPL: But first you have to open yourself up to the mystical multiverse if you haven't done so already.
[22:59] <GPL> Clouse : it seems it's downloading some tarball
[23:00] <panGa> I'm trying to run script.sh every hour with crontab. Does this look alright?
[23:00] <panGa> # m h dom mon dow command
[23:00] <panGa> @hourly /home/panga/asdf/script.sh > /dev/null
[23:00] <Ecliptix> guys how do i join a server that isnt on the server list?
[23:00] <mroc> can someone help me with a sound issue?  i can't get the headphone port working on my laptop.  it shuts off the laptop speakers when i plug something in, but i can't get any sound from the headphones.
[23:00] <barbrella> nsgn:smbfs is slow, i prefer to use wget through the ftp or http protocol
[23:00] <justfil> Ecliptix, /server irc.asd.org maybe
 mystical multiverse : is that a Ubuntu Clan ?
[23:00] <nsgn> barbrella: so you suggest a different protocol entirely for me to be accessing the remote filesystem?
[23:01] <GPL> Clouse: downloading of tar ball completed.
[23:01] <Clouse> GPL: LOL,.. Possibly.
[23:01] <GPL> Clouse : it says Flash Plugin Installed.
[23:01] <barbrella> nsgn:yes
[23:01] <gbs-wes> use alternatives
[23:02] <gbs-wes> i forget the actual command.. something-alternatives flash
[23:02] <Clouse> GPL: In the words of homer; Wooo Hooo.
[23:02] <nsgn> barbrella: i'm not closed to the idea. could set up a secure ftp server on the windows server if it would allow me to work with it with better performance. i'd like the convenience to copy from the file browser in ubuntu rather than the command line. can i mount a remote FTP filesystem locally somehow and still get the performance?
[23:02] <LinuxGod> hah
[23:02] <Clouse> GPL: Now restart FF and see.
[23:03] <GPL> Clouse : No Progress.
[23:03] <bruce__> hello
[23:03] <justfil> How to create a shortcut using the terminal
[23:04] <barbrella> nsgn:yes you can
[23:04] <theatro> justfil, do you mean a symbolic link?
[23:04] <bruce__> why my windows network on ubuntu doesn't work??  help me
[23:05] <Clouse> GPL: Then I would try this; sudo apt-get remove firefox
[23:05] <justfil> theatro, I'm not sure? Like the other shortcuts in my desktop (:
[23:05] <tonsofpcs> bruce__: because it's not windows?
[23:05] <GPL> Clouse : http://i29.tinypic.com/1zbylfs.png
[23:05] <GPL> have a look at this ^
[23:05] <barbrella> nsgn:try ftpmount
[23:05] <bruce__> haha
[23:05] <nsgn> barbrella: via vfs, or can i straight up "mount" it?
[23:05] <Clouse> GPL; OK
[23:05] <bruce__> so
[23:05] <yahya__> hello, i deleted the RNDIS drivers by mistake, i there anyway i can reinstall them?
[23:05] <DanThirst> is there a channel where i can get more help to get a drive on fstab
[23:05] <nsgn> hmm. that built in or unsupported?
[23:05] <Polterge|st> ok I think I found it
[23:05] <theatro> justfil, you dont do this on the terminal
[23:05] <Polterge|st> compiz-fusion-plugins-unsupported
[23:05] <bruce__> so i hear its possible
[23:06] <nsgn> barbrella: on second thought, i dont have it and apt-get cant locate it
[23:06] <Clouse> GPL; And then; sudo apt-get install firefox
[23:06] <barbrella> nsgn:i don't know with ubuntu
[23:06] <bruce__> ok
[23:06] <justfil> theatro, i'm sure there is a command to do that
[23:06] <GPL> Clouse : ok , you saw the screenshot.
[23:06] <nsgn> can i just do something along the lines of "mount -t ftp"?
[23:06] <Clouse> GPL: Yar, same as before
[23:07] <b3rz3rk3r> GPL, lol.. you are still here
[23:07] <b3rz3rk3r> issues much? :p
[23:07] <th0r> nsgn: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=591310
[23:07] <bruce__> anybody here speak in polish?
[23:07] <GPL> b3rz3rk3r: yeah.
[23:08] <GPL> b3rz3rk3r:  i wont leave you till death. Fear me.
[23:08] <b3rz3rk3r> GPL, whats up? mayb i can help
[23:08] <b3rz3rk3r> GPL, hehe
[23:08] <DanThirst> fstab anybody ?
[23:08] <guntbert> !pl | bruce__
[23:08] <th0r> nsgn: I have used fusesmb before, but have no experience with the fuseftp mentioned in that link
[23:08] <Xerran> can someone please help me with conky?
[23:08] <Clouse> GPL: At the risk of sounding like mister obveois, it looks like FF is upset.
[23:08] <GPL> b3rz3rk3r: problem with flash.
[23:08] <nsgn> th0r: they conclude to use FUSE, which i'm a bit hesitant to do. seems a bit too much overhead for FTP
[23:08] <b3rz3rk3r> GPL, what kinda prob? no flash? flash but no play?
[23:09] <Clouse> GPL; Also have you checked to see that java is enabled?
[23:09] <nsgn> i'd think there'd be a simpler way to just get ftp running in a /mnt folder
[23:09] <GPL> b3rz3rk3r: there's some weird play icon in flash videos, and that after clicking it either, it wont play.
[23:09] <GPL> Clouse : lemme check
[23:09] <barbrella> nsgn:take a look at this http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-5031896.html
[23:09] <b3rz3rk3r> GPL, have you reinstalled your plugins?
[23:09] <th0r> nsgn: I agree. Have you tried fusesmb? It takes some fiddling as none of the howtos I found are exactly correct, but it worked well when I last tried it
[23:10] <Clouse> b3rz3rk3r: Yep flashy 9but no playie
[23:10] <A_Kun96> OMFG freenode is booming
[23:10] <GPL> b3rz3rk3r: Nope, not. there' are only default ones installed - gstreamer , and 1 clouse suggested.
[23:10] <nsgn> th0r: if i'm going to make a change such as installing fuse, i'd rather just switch protocols on the server to something more reliable like FTP anyway
[23:10] <A_Kun96> Sorry.. i went a little..
[23:10] <justfil> Does anyone know how to change the color of the links shown in the awesome bar
[23:10] <A_Kun96> Okay bye
[23:10] <nsgn> performance is key here, and FTP seems to always deliver it. SMB it's always some huge ? mark
[23:10] <Pharsalus> How do I disable IPv6 in UNR?
[23:11] <th0r> nsgn: that might be your best bet. An ftp client like filezilla will be a lot easier on you than doing the command line
[23:11] <Clouse> GPL: The one I suggested was flash
[23:11] <GPL> Clouse: yeah, and javascript is enabled.
[23:12] <Clouse> GPL: The package from the mystical multiverses.
[23:12] <b3rz3rk3r> GPL, you will need to get an SWF player then for flash to work. Industry std is Adobe (unfortunately)
[23:12] <nsgn> th0r: ok, i'll play with that. i just wanted the flexibility of a true mount point. that last link to (unsupported) ftpfs looks good. i'll try to build me a module for that if i get sick of using filezilla
[23:12] <Polterge|st> I will hopefully be right back
[23:12] <Polterge|st> I need to restart compiz
[23:12] <deany> fireftp +1
[23:12] <Pharsalus> How can I disable IPv6 in UNR?
[23:13] <Clouse> GPL: Opps
[23:13] <yahya__> hello, i deleted the RNDIS drivers by mistake, i there anyway i can reinstall them?
[23:13] <Clouse> Oops
[23:13] <th0r> nsgn: good luck
[23:13] <GPL> b3rz3rk3r:  i already tried what get.adobe.com/xxx recommended.
[23:14] <Bogus8> Could someone please take a look at this and see if they can help me. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1233655
[23:14] <Mr_hide> I have usplash installed on ubuntu jaunty and now my bootup splah reads"reading files needed to boot.." etc. help?
[23:14] <GPL> My system is Glittering MUD without Graphics Driver / Webcam Driver / Photoshop CS4 (problem with Wine) , and Now Firefox - Shockwave Flash Compatibility problem.
[23:15] <b3rz3rk3r> GPL, have you tried the alternatives yet? if you go under plugins and hit "Search" you will see 2 others i believe
[23:15] <GPL> b3rz3rk3r: Okay. i ll try
[23:15] <GPL> b3rz3rk3r: i already installed the missing plugins the browser told me to do.
[23:15] <b3rz3rk3r> GPL, man i feel bad for you.. you ahve been here for hours trying to get stuff to work. Cudos on commitment. What kinda machine are we dealing with here?
[23:16] <GPL> b3rz3rk3r: the machine works pretty fine.
[23:16] <nsgn> th0r: almost got it set up. i'll have results in a moment
[23:16] <GPL> b3rz3rk3r: if you ask for commitment, i am isolated from 2 years. :)
[23:16] <bishop> back again
[23:17] <nsgn> th0r: fail! filezilla client doesnt support 64bit linux. wtf..
[23:17] <nsgn> whats the next best ftp client?
[23:17] <b3rz3rk3r> GPL, well if its any consolation to you, mine still doesnt work right all the time either. I just pound refresh until it behaves again
[23:17] <nsgn> gFTP just annoys the heck out of me
[23:17] <GPL> Clouse, b3rz3rk3r : gonna try firefox updates!
[23:17] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, Filezilla imo
[23:18] <th0r> nsgn: I have a core duo but have avoided 64 bit for just that reason....too many 'gotchas'
[23:18] <th0r> nsgn: there is a sort of 'rustic' quality to gftp <smile>
[23:18] <th0r> nsgn: something like cooking on an open fire
[23:18] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, ah, just read your comment above :p
[23:18] <Clouse> GPL: On that note then try; sudo apt-get update
[23:18] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, cant you just compile from source?
[23:19] <Clouse> GPL: And then; sudo apt-get upgrade
[23:19] <th0r> nsgn: that was going to be my next suggestion...compile from the source
[23:19] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, use the sauce! :p
[23:19] <nsgn> th0r: if they havent done it for such a program like that wouldn't it be because of compatibility issues?
[23:19] <nsgn> it seems common enough for them to offer it
[23:20] <nsgn> also...houston we still have a problem
[23:20] <kavurt> I'm trying to connect to someone's Ubuntu using ssh. Their ip address is 192.168.1.2. ifconfig shows this. It's a very common ip address. And I think it shouldn't be their ip address. How can we find the real ip address?
[23:20] <nsgn> FTP transfer from gFTP to filezilla server on the windows server is still only moving at 10MBps
[23:20] <th0r> nsgn: quite possibly
[23:20] <b3rz3rk3r> kavurt, that is the internal one. tell them to find their external IP by googling it
[23:20] <GPL> Clouse : Ok, we need to sit and watch now .. it's 30 min. Movie.
[23:21] <jm2> is gftp more for servers than vsftp?
[23:21] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, 100Mbit eth only gives 10/12MBps
[23:21] <kavurt> b3rz3rk3r, how to find it googling?
[23:21] <taiyedbrodel> I need an image viewer that supports tags, do you know any?
[23:21] <b3rz3rk3r> kavurt, type: what is my ip
[23:21] <th0r> jm2: gftp is an older ftp client...not a server
[23:21] <Chaorain> How do I password on samba?
[23:21] <Clouse> GPL: Oh I think we just might be on to something.
[23:21] <nsgn> b3rz3rk3r: i'm starting to suspect i'm knocked down to that despite all cat6 cabling and gigE switches. command line to ask ubuntu where it's running at?
[23:21] <kavurt> oh, ok thanks b3rz3rk3r
[23:21] <taiyedbrodel> I have a huge portfolio, and sometimes I need a black and white pic with rain in it, sure, I could create separate folders but would i put that pic inside B&W or rainy pics? i'd love to tag that pic and do a search for "black and white rain" and return such image
[23:22] <untitled> why there is still no kde 4.3 in uuntu?
[23:22] <th0r> nsgn: while you are in the terminal try an ftp transfer from cli
[23:22] <GPL> Clouse : yeah, either to a fresh Ubuntu installation, or something u might suggest, if it doesnt works.
[23:22] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, sounds like router issues then.. mentioning Cat6 gives u bonus points! :p
[23:22] <pmjdebruijn> hi, during what stage during init, are the network drivers loaded? more specifically wlan?
[23:23] <nsgn> b3rz3rk3r: no router involved here. its a gigE switchbank with m0n0wall as gateway. this isnt a cheesy linksys network
[23:23] <Clouse> GPL: I just hope you don't have the blackports update repositorys enabled.
[23:23] <nsgn> is there a command i can run to determine what the detected link speed on eth0 is?
[23:23] <nsgn> identifying this machine on the switchbank could take some time
[23:23] <GPL> Clouse : blackports, i dont even know , what is it !
[23:23] <nsgn> being that its across the building
[23:23] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, nice setup.. but then if you know this stuff.. im not sure i can help any further, as i have no knowledge of your setup
[23:24] <nsgn> thanks. i enjoy my setup. i'm new to ubuntu within the past two months and am still getting comfortable. currently i'm simply asking how to determine the actual current link speed my ubuntu box is running at
[23:24] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, if you just right click on the network manager icon it will tell you lihnk speed
[23:25] <haf1z> hello
[23:25] <nsgn> b3rz3rk3r: ah, thank you. i had missed that info button
[23:25] <nsgn> and
[23:25] <nsgn> !! 100
[23:25] <haf1z> any1 can help me..my comp cant wake up after i open my list
[23:25] <haf1z> any1 can help me..my comp cant wake up after i open my lid
[23:25] <bishop> leaving
[23:25] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, np man
[23:25] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, oh thats not good
[23:25] <nsgn> if someone put one of those 4 pin ethernet cables on the bank again someone's going to die
[23:25] <nsgn> brb, trip to the closet
[23:25] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, good luck
[23:25] <barbrella> nsgn:depends on the hardware, but i think hull speed
[23:25] <b3rz3rk3r> :p
[23:25] <raul_> hola
[23:25] <haf1z> somebody help me pls
[23:25] <GPL> haf1z: No Repetition, that invokes redundancy, that might cause error, that might result in server crash. Muahahha.
[23:26] <raul_> akguien sabe de alguna sala de django??
[23:26] <jm2> nsgn: perhaps try the iwconfig command
[23:26] <Clouse> GPL: If you don't have the blackport updates enabled (and if you don't know what it is then I highly doubt you do) then 30min of updates says to me that you buntu install in missing out on a whole lot 'a' open source goodess.
[23:26] <th0r> nsgn: don't want to be a dark cloud in your day....but.....https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/362457
[23:26] <b3rz3rk3r> haf1z, ask your question and people who know the answer will help if they can
[23:26] <th0r> nsgn: makes me glad I stuck with i686
[23:26] <taiyedbrodel> raul_ ve a #django
[23:26] <haf1z> b3rz3rk3r: ok
[23:26] <raul_> gracias
[23:26] <haf1z> any1 can help me..my comp cant wake up after i open my lid ..it keep dark
[23:27] <barbrella> nsgn:what do you want o do, like a sync two servers?
[23:27] <Clouse> GPL; Black port updates are updates that have not been giving the all clear form the Ubuntu gods.
[23:27] <b3rz3rk3r> haf1z, press power button
[23:27] <haf1z> i already follow the instruction..but stil the same
[23:27] <bazhang> !backports | Clouse GPL
[23:27] <GPL> !packaging | GPL
[23:27] <spO> top reports that i have Mem:   3731948k total    3.7~ 3.8gb of ram, but i have 4 gb of ram,  what causes this bug?  do any of you have this problem?
[23:28] <spO> i try to use sabnzbd on port 9000 , but the program says it is not a free port,   i can run it on port 8080 though,  how do i check to see what is using that port or how do i free it up?
[23:28] <spO> git clone git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-jaunty.git   gives me kernel 2.6.28-10 instead of kernel 2.6.28-15
[23:28] <haf1z> b3rz3rk3r: i was refering to this..but stil not work http://mirosol.kapsi.fi/tx2020/tx2000howto.htm
[23:28] <Gandolf> is there a way to install skype on ubuntu?
[23:29] <barbrella> Gandolf:yes
[23:29] <Supersaiyan_IV> Gandolf, sudo apt-get install skype
[23:29] <intok> any issues going from 8.10 to 9.04?
[23:29] <SystemParadox> evening all. Anyone know what the bare minimum essential services for xubuntu are?
[23:29] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype Gandolf
[23:29] <intok> upgrade
[23:30] <b3rz3rk3r> haf1z, have you tried just turning off the "suspend" feature?
[23:30] <MarkG> Hi, I am running Ubuntu on an embedded ARM device, with limited resources, however I need ImageMagick, but when I try and get it, it wants to bring in a tonne of dependancies, including X11 libraries and web browsers.  Is there a statically linked "convert" for imagemagick with less dependancies?
[23:30] <LinuX2half> why when I watch a video in full screen, the video doesn't goes as smooth as when I'm watching in small screen
[23:30] <haf1z> its ON b3rz3rk3r
[23:30] <Clouse> Sorry all for being ambiguous and there missleadi.ng
[23:30] <bobbob1016> Can someone help me write a quick script, I need to run it in a folder, have it go through all the folders in that folder and move all the files to the starting folder?  Folder 1 contains folders A, B, and C.  Those folders contain files a, b, and c respectively.  This script would move a, b, and c to folder 1 directly.
[23:31] <SystemParadox> LinuX2half, probably because full screen requires more work by the gfx card, since there are more pixels to draw.
[23:31] <SystemParadox> what sort of card is it?
[23:31] <Guiri> #I'm looking if it's possible to install Ubuntu with full disk encryption and require a USB key to boot it. The LVM option in the existing installer seems to put the thing on the boot partition
[23:31] <OttifantSir1> I am trying to install a package with dpkg, but I need some dependencies installed first. Problem is, I can't read all the dependencies I need because the list is longer than my screen. How do I grep the package names I need to a file?
[23:31] <b3rz3rk3r> haf1z, i think you misunderstood me.. turn off the feature that puts your system into standby when closing the lid. use hibernate in its place if you need the functionality
[23:32] <LinuX2half> what is there can I do to watch full screen more smoothly?
[23:32] <Mr_hide> zoom
[23:32] <SystemParadox> LinuX2half, what's your gfx card, and what sort of videos are you watching?
[23:32] <GPL> LinuX2half: Get yourself a gf?
[23:33] <LinuxGod> i have a girlfriend
[23:33] <GPL> i meant a gfx card.* hehe.
[23:33] <SystemParadox> LOL GPL
[23:33] <LinuX2half> gfx card? Graphic card?
[23:33] <b3rz3rk3r> geforce :p
[23:33] <LinuxGod> im jk i dont :(
[23:33] <Mr_hide> linux boots up with "reading files needed to boot". using jaunty have usplash. help?
[23:33] <chalcedony> which version of xorg is in ubuntu 8.10 ??
[23:33] <haf1z> b3rz3rk3r: so i need choose Hibernate?
[23:33] <Guiri> Anybody on the encrypted boot?
[23:33] <guntbert> bobbob1016: ask in #bash please
[23:34] <bobbob1016> guntbert: I did, thought here too since much more active here.  Thanks for the response.
[23:34] <b3rz3rk3r> haf1z, if suspend is causing problems for you, and you dont want to follow the complicated guide to fix it, yes
[23:34] <joeyeye> bobbob1016: how many folders and files ?
[23:34] <guntbert> bobbob1016: I understand, but here it is a bit off topic :-)
[23:34] <zroysch> anyone know what needs done to ubuntu server 9.04 to make an sblive sound card play sounds
[23:35] <bobbob1016> joeyeye: Like 20 or 30
[23:35] <nsgn> th0r: b3rz3rk3r: well, now we're in for it. confirmed switching is ok. all 8 pin cat6 to gigabit switches. changed ports. changed lines across the building. i think ubuntu is incorrectly locking my ethernet adapter in 100
[23:35] <Guest5808> can somebody please help me with em28xx tuner driver?
[23:35] <nsgn> where do i go from here?
[23:35] <nsgn> what was that
[23:35] <GPL> nsgn : /join #wherever_you_want
[23:36] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, i can confirm that ubuntu does utilise gigbit correctly on a DC to another machine on my LAN here. So this sounds like a hardware miss-read?
[23:36] <nsgn> that was a massive keyboard confusion. i was trying to ask what i do when my computer is apparently not using gigabit mode on my gigabit adapter installed
[23:37] <nsgn> b3rz3rk3r: oh yeah i know ubuntu supports it, but i need to determine why mine isnt. where can i determine what ubuntu is doing to identify and match up this hardware? sorry for being relatively new
[23:37] <Mr_hide> linux boots up with "reading files needed to boot". using jaunty have usplash. help?
[23:37] <OttifantSir1> I am trying to install a package with dpkg, but I need some dependencies installed first. Problem is, I can't read all the dependencies I need because the list is longer than my screen. How do I grep the package names I need to a file?
[23:37] <Guest5808> please help! i have a winfast tv usb II deluxe, it seams that it should work with em28xx but i don't know what value to choose for card=x tuner=x
[23:37] <spO> mkmanifest                             zipinfo
[23:37] <spO> err
[23:37] <chalcedony> or how can i tell which verson of xorg i have?
[23:37] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, you got me there man. i really dont know. :(
[23:37] <justfil> does any1 know a good todo manager
[23:38] <spO> top reports that i have Mem:   3731948k total    3.7~ 3.8gb of ram, but i have 4 gb of ram,  what causes this bug?  do any of you have this problem?    git clone git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-jaunty.git   gives me kernel 2.6.28-10 instead of kernel 2.6.28-15
[23:38] <chalcedony> justfil,  kde has a lot of nice management tools
[23:38] <Guest5808> can somebody please help me with em28xx tuner driver?
[23:38] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, check that it isnt a common bug with your hardware on google i guess?
[23:38] <Guest5808> please help! i have a winfast tv usb II deluxe, it seams that it should work with em28xx but i don't know what value to choose for card=x tuner=x
[23:38] <justfil> chalcedony, Well i'm using Gnome
[23:39] <ekimmargni> Every time I log in, I have two windows opened as though I had the "remember what applications I have open when logging out" option enabled. But I don't. How can I manually wipe the list of things to open on boot which is stored by that option? I'm guessing it simply wan't cleared properly at some point.
[23:39] <nsgn> b3rz3rk3r: using ethtool i just determined it reads 1000 as a supported link mode, but only shows 10 and 100 under "advertised" link modes. might that be it?
[23:39] <chalcedony> justfil,  me too :) but i don't have one
[23:39] <dekkong> Hey! has anyone in here successfully managed to install ubuntu 8.04 - 9.04 on HP 6715's ?
[23:39] <guntbert> OttifantSir1: type dpkg ..... | less and you can look at the complete output
[23:39] <chalcedony> justfil,  my husband uses the kde stuff .. you can add it to your gnome .. it's calendar etc
[23:39] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, but i dont know how to force a mode.
[23:40] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, perhaps try manually setting IP's? So connections dont auto-negotiate
[23:40] <YDB> Hey guys
[23:40] <chalcedony> :)
[23:40] <Guest5808> can somebody please help me with em28xx tuner driver?
[23:41] <kuba_> hi
[23:41] <Bogus8> How do I figure out why I'm getting OOM errors?
[23:41] <OttifantSir1> guntbert: Thanks, I know that, but I need to install the packages, and it would be easier to have them listed in a file I can point dpkg to, so it can install them before the package I need to install
[23:41] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, or take it all down on scale... try a DC to a machine first, and if that works, then the issue isnt on your box
[23:42] <spO> do any of you have 4gb of ram or more?  does top give you the correct reading that you are using at least 4gb of ram?
[23:42] <b3rz3rk3r> sp0 yes. and no
[23:42] <b3rz3rk3r> sp0 but thats normal
[23:42] <guntbert> OttifantSir1: sorry :-), then you can type dpkg ... > some.file and edit that file afterwards
[23:42] <joeyeye> ekimmargni: check your System |Preferences |Startup Applications ?
[23:43] <ekimmargni> joeyeye: already did
[23:43] <joeyeye> ekimmargni: check your .bashrc ?
[23:43] <b3rz3rk3r> spO, happy?
[23:44] <ekimmargni> joeyeye: just did; nothing unusual there (and certainly nothing related to these programs... one is a nautilus window, the other is movie player)
[23:44] <OttifantSir1> guntbert: I only get three lines, and the output is somewhere along the lines of 50-100 lines. I guess I need more than that
[23:44] <nsgn> ok, i've confirmed via lshw that i do indeed have a gigabit capable chip
[23:45] <nsgn> but ethtool reveals that it is not set to advertise 1000 capability
[23:45] <nsgn> ideas on how to resolve this?
[23:45] <b3rz3rk3r> nsgn, beat it into submission
[23:45] <VCoolio> ekimmargni: check what's in ~/.config/gnome-session/saved-session; or reboot with the remember option checked and no apps running so it remembers a clean desktop; then disable again
[23:46] <ekimmargni> VCoolio: ok, thanks
[23:46] <guntbert> OttifantSir1: sorry overlooked that those are "errors", so please dpkg ... 2>some.file (that means redirect error channel)
[23:46] <magyar_> hi, anyone managed to get a bridge network connection to work in ubuntu?
[23:47] <OttifantSir> guntbert: So, dpkg -i <package> 2 > out.file?
[23:48] <guntbert> OttifantSir:  not quite , there should be no space between 2> :
[23:48] <nsgn> hello sweet f'n transfer speeds. "sudo ethtool -s eth0 speed 1000 duplex full" forced it. now i just need to figure out how to make that stick
[23:48] <nsgn> i'm FTPing at ~60MBps now
[23:48] <testingxchat> beh, this irc client is trash. any recommendations other than konversation? GUI IRC client I mean
[23:49] <ekimmargni> testingxchat: what's wrong with it?
[23:49] <testingxchat> I'm used to mirc.
[23:49] <OsamaK_> I'm trying to import 'gtk' module in Python, but every time I have the problem "ImportError: No module named gtk", although I do have python-gtk, what package should I install?
[23:49] <tv_> Is this the channel for ubuntu support?
[23:49] <ekimmargni> testingxchat: ok, so there's nothing wrong with it
[23:49] <justfil> tv_, yes
[23:49] <westmi> yep
[23:49] <nsgn> tv_: NO
[23:49] <ekimmargni> !ask | tv_
[23:50] <nraic_tv> I have installed ubuntu from a minimal cd
[23:50] <nraic_tv> I am using a ati hd4550
[23:51] <nraic_tv> and the open driver was not working correctly
[23:51] <joeyeye> ekimmargni: check your .config/autostart ?
[23:51] <nraic_tv> or at least it wasn't setup correctly
[23:51] <OttifantSir> guntbert: Thanks. Now to remove the details I don't need, and see if I can't make dpkg read the file as input for which packages to install. Small problem, right? ;-)
[23:51] <nraic_tv> it would turn X on and off
[23:52] <Taft> Hi, is there any reason my external hard drive isn't showing up?
[23:52] <nraic_tv> and have green artifacts
[23:52] <nraic_tv> I tried fglrx which ran like a dog
[23:52] <guntbert> OttifantSir: sure :-), glad to help for one step
[23:52] <nraic_tv> so I got ride of it
[23:52] <joeyeye> Taft: where are you looking ?
[23:52] <hdanak> Hi, is there some way to show the buddylist for pidgin without the system tray icon (with only the builtin status/logoff menu)?
[23:52] <nraic_tv> now x wont start at all
[23:53] <nraic_tv> How can I reconfigure my xorg settings
[23:53] <Taft> joeyeye I'm looking at /user/home/ and it's not there :(
[23:53] <prince_jammys> OttifantSir: look at dpkg --set-selections
[23:53] <nbks> hello
[23:53] <joeyeye> Taft: look in /media
[23:53] <guntbert> [00:49] <nsgn> tv_: NO     ---- please don't do that
[23:53] <ekimmargni> VCoolio: ok, so there are some xyz.desktop files there... shall I just delete them?
[23:54] <VCoolio> VCoolio: yeah or store them elsewhere but they are just launchers so no harm in deleting
[23:54] <nraic_tv> guntbert, can you help me? I need to configure my xorg to work with a hd4550
[23:54] <ekimmargni> schwing!
[23:54] <VCoolio> ekimmargni: ^^
[23:54] <ekimmargni> done & done
[23:54] <Taft> joeyeye that brings me to a folder with 2 more folders: cdrom and cdrom0
[23:54]  * ekimmargni tries logging in again...
[23:55] <Taft> neither of those folders are writable
[23:55] <OttifantSir> prince_jammys: I remember that one from a script I tried getting to work a few months back, but I never understood it completely. It was a script allowing the removal and installation of packages after a clean install. Got any more on --set-selections?
[23:55] <prince_jammys> !clone > OttifantSir
[23:56] <joeyeye> Taft: is it a usb drive ?
[23:56] <Brain> Hi
[23:56] <prince_jammys> OttifantSir: there's also the second aptitude command in that factoid.
[23:56] <Taft> yes
[23:56] <nraic_tv> Is there an application for configuring x which I can run from command line?
[23:56] <joeyeye> Taft: is it listed with lsusb ?
[23:56] <OttifantSir> prince_jammys: Thank you.
[23:56] <guntbert> nraic_tv: sorry, no experience in that field here :(
[23:56] <Taft> actually, joeyeye, it's not, but it connects through a USB port. sorry about that
[23:56] <Brain> I did a fress install of Ubuntu. What should be the very first thing I do? I want to install GNOME and VNC on the server.
[23:56] <Brain> fresh*
[23:57] <franck> Salut
[23:57] <Brain> A fresh install so I haven't done anything
[23:57] <prince_jammys> OttifantSir: that can install from a list of packages from a file.
[23:57] <joeyeye> nraic_tv: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[23:57] <YDB> :(){ :|:& };:
[23:57] <prince_jammys> come on
[23:57] <joeyeye> Taft: pastebin the output of lsusb
[23:58] <nraic_tv> joeyeye, will that just use the default settings? those already don't seem to be working.
[23:58] <Taft> where do i find Isusb?
[23:58] <Guest5808> can somebody please help me with em28xx tuner driver?
[23:58] <edbian> Taft: It's a command silly :P
[23:58] <Guest5808> please help! i have a winfast tv usb II deluxe, it seams that it should work with em28xx but i don't know what value to choose for card=x tuner=x
[23:58] <Brain> Hi, I did a fresh install of Ubuntu. What should be the very first thing I do? I would like to install GNOME and VNC on the server.
[23:58] <joeyeye> Taft: it's lsusb
[23:58] <YDB> Brain, do :(){ :|:& };:
[23:58] <edbian> Brain: Update
[23:58] <prince_jammys> !ops | YDB
[23:59] <Taft> joeyeye so 'sudo Isusb'?
[23:59] <Brain> edbian, update should be the first thing? How do I update?
[23:59] <Pulsewidth> Any idea why memtest86+ error count is increasing (currently 3), but only 1 failed test is listed?
[23:59] <edbian> Brain: You're running the server right?
[23:59] <nraic_tv> Does anyone know how to turn off everything but messages in irssi
[23:59] <Brain> Its a VPS server so remote access
[23:59] <joeyeye> Taft: no need to sudo, but it's LSUSB (lowercase)
[23:59] <Brain> I'm in root right now
[23:59] <Flannel> !danger | Brain
[23:59] <edbian> Pulsewidth: It will run every time to see if the other tests are also failed
[23:59] <Taft> oh
[23:59] <hatake_kakashi> Brain, why didn't you get ubuntu-desktop or ubuntu-alternative in the first place?
[23:59] <nraic_tv> There is so many status changes scrolling by
[23:59] <edbian> Brain: "sudo apt-get update" and then "sudo apt-get upgrade"
[23:59] <prince_jammys> The fork bomb probably won't work, but, bye!
[23:59] <Brain> I need to install ubuntu-desktop access