[00:00] <vocx> wfiuewfew, no, a window pops up asking you what to do? But, what kind of malware? Windows malware doesn't work in Linux.
[00:00] <JohnCorbeau> wfiuewfew: it should scann the content of your CD and ask you what to do unles you disabled that
[00:00] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, maybe try disabling ipv6
[00:00] <jibadeeha> wfiuewfew, ubuntu asks you what you want to do with the cd
[00:00] <LoCoBoi187> check for device, play around with the program panv, its only me 4th day with ubuntu
[00:00] <panv> same here..
[00:00] <panv> i was on debian before...
[00:00] <sebsebseb> !virus |  wfiuewfew
[00:00] <panv> but i don't know why i moved to ubuntu...
[00:01] <wfiuewfew> Thanks, I got a window that the cd has packages and I clicked "No" -- so there is no risk?
[00:01] <LoCoBoi187> panv i was on windows 7 before ;)
[00:01] <panv> lol
[00:01] <panv> ok
[00:01] <panv> welcome to life
[00:02] <sebsebseb> wfiuewfew: packages?  you mean  Debs?  what kind of CD?
[00:02] <LoCoBoi187> life is hard, i want windows to hold my hand again
[00:02] <Halitech> wfiuewfew, even if it was a windows cd with windows exe files, it wouldn't do a thing to your system
[00:02] <wfiuewfew> sebsebseb: yes, debs. The cd is from a questionable source
[00:02] <panv> lol LoCoBoi187
[00:03] <wolf1oo> has anyone here tried atmosphir?
[00:03] <LoCoBoi187> ;]
[00:03] <losher> wfiuewfew: a questionable source. Do say more...
[00:03] <sebsebseb> wfiuewfew: well  malicous debs shoudn't be installed
[00:03] <Flannel> wfiuewfew: No, that's not a problem.  Ubuntu detected that the CD you inserted had a repository on it, and asked if you wanted to enable that repositoriy
[00:03] <wfiuewfew> Thanks, it was supposed to be a documents cd, so I was surprised to see the deb warning
[00:04] <Polt{laptop}> hello I have a problem on my januty system
[00:04] <vocx> wfiuewfew, and in general, I think it would be a pain to package malware for linux...
[00:04] <Polt{laptop}> I installed the group tab compiz plugin from GIT and now emerald is fighting with metacity
[00:05] <Morik> Hello. I am using wine and jaunty. I used the wow downloader to install the game. The installation went fine. When I go to launch the game it starts downloading and updating the game. The download goes to 70% and then stops.
[00:05] <Polt{laptop}> they can't make up their mind on which one should be the main window decorator and my computer is friggin lying to me
[00:05] <Polt{laptop}> I know for a fact it supports compiz
[00:05] <mmonlsd> I connected my dreambox 500s on the ethernet card it sees internet (wich i share from wifi to ethernet) and connects successfully to server but as soon as I type in the dreambox ip in firefox it cant see it... :S anyone?
[00:05] <Polt{laptop}> I just had a wicked compiz setup
[00:05] <Polt{laptop}> and now this POS is not working
[00:05] <Polt{laptop}> what gives ????????
[00:05] <vocx> !enter | Polt{laptop}
[00:06] <Polt{laptop}> you sure ok
[00:06] <Polt{laptop}> yeah*
[00:06] <Gnea> mmonlsd: start a webserver on the dreambox
[00:06] <Polt{laptop}> I don't care about that right now
[00:06] <Polt{laptop}> I wanna know about this problem
[00:06] <Gnea> !attitude | Polt{laptop}
[00:06] <Gnea> Polt{laptop}: sorry, you're going to care or you're not going to solve the problem.
[00:06] <Flannel> Polt{laptop}: Emerald is deprecated, you likely don't mean emerald (not that your question is any less valid, I just don't believe you're using emerald)
[00:06] <mmonlsd> Gnea,  anymore infos plz
[00:06]  * Polt{laptop} contemplates switching to Arch because of the response he's getting when he comes begging for help
[00:06] <Polt{laptop}> thanks alot Gnea
[00:06] <LoCoBoi187> panv: pm
[00:07] <Gnea> Polt{laptop}: spamming the channel like that isn't a good way to get a good response.
[00:07] <losher> wfiuewfew: linux malware is pretty rare in fact. If your CD *did* contain malware it would be of some interest to the community. But I'm guessing it just has some reader software on it for the docs. Can you list the contents on http://paste.ubuntu.com ?
[00:07] <Polt{laptop}> I'm just PO'ed
[00:07] <Polt{laptop}> big time
[00:07] <Flannel> Polt{laptop}: You spreading out your question across six lines or so makes it extremely difficult to help you.  We can't help you unless you help us help you.
[00:07] <Gnea> Polt{laptop}: well, you don't have the right to take it out on us.
[00:07] <Polt{laptop}> I would think that at least one of you guys would understand having dealt with linux before
[00:07] <Polt{laptop}> I'm not taking it out on you guys
[00:07] <Polt{laptop}> I'm just mad
[00:07] <Flannel> Polt{laptop}: You're being rude and unhelpful.  Please stop.
[00:08] <Polt{laptop}> omfg
[00:08] <Gnea> Polt{laptop}: yes, you are taking it out on us. Please, go chill out for a bit, then come back to the problem and try again.
[00:08] <wfiuewfew> So if I did not allow the package manager to start I would be safe from any (unlikely) malware that the debs might contain? is that corrrect?
[00:08] <losher> Polt{laptop}: If you think Arch will give you better support, by all means switch back...
[00:08] <Flannel> wfiuewfew: The packages won't install themselves, simply adding knowledge of them to your package cache won't hurt
[00:08] <Halitech> somedays I almost prefer the Debian view of telling people to RTFM
[00:09] <lanzelloth> is this right? apps developers may make .rpm/.deb/etc to put on their site, but it's ubuntu/fedora/etc are the ones who's responsible to put and test apps packages in synaptic?
[00:09] <Halitech> lanzelloth, correct
[00:09] <kermit> in screen, what's this white on red number with a ! after it?
[00:09] <kfizz> If I have an Ubuntu 9.04 ISO is there any way I can burn that ISO to a CD but also have a folder for a .deb file or two on the CD?
[00:09] <Gnea> mmonlsd: not sure, never ran linux on a dreamcast before... check to see if apache is running
[00:09] <Polt{laptop}> ok you are right I will stop using emerald just for you guys
[00:09] <lanzelloth> Halitech, ok cool
[00:09] <Polt{laptop}> I'm never using that crapware again
[00:09] <losher> Halitech: sometimes we do, but we're *nicer* about it...
[00:09] <GhotiPhud> Halitech: I followed http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu.html to disable ipv6, but there was no improvement
[00:09] <Flannel> lanzelloth: The app people who package them can put them in the repos, there's a procedure for getting stuff into Universe (it's pretty easy)
[00:10] <Halitech> losher, some people need to be told bluntly though
[00:10] <mmonlsd> Gnea, ok thanx very much, I'll experiment a little more, I hope I find a solution. Cheerios :D
[00:10] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, bummer,
[00:10] <wfiuewfew> losher: thanks for the offer, I have looked into it and it seems the cd included evince. Thanks for the help
[00:10] <Flannel> lanzelloth: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages
[00:11] <vocx> lanzelloth, it's more like people make C source code. Other people compile and package the executable. However that may not be accurate for everything since a lot of programs are not made in C.
[00:11] <lanzelloth> Flannel, oh ok ic, so only main is being mantained by ubuntu
[00:12] <Flannel> lanzelloth: no, "ubuntu" is a community.  Main and restricted are supported by canonical, with universe and multiverse being their community supported counterparts
[00:12] <Flannel> !components | lanzelloth
[00:12] <losher> kfizz: not easily. You could 'unpack' the iso, add files to it, then 'repack' it. But it's not straightforward to do so because you have to mess around a bit to make the new iso bootable...
[00:12] <GhotiPhud> Halitech: haha, is that your final answer?
[00:13] <losher> wfiuewfew: ok, that's pretty much what I expected it would turn out to be...
[00:13] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, still thinking, can I call a friend or ask the audience? 8]
[00:13] <wfiuewfew> All, thanks again
[00:13] <_jay_> Hey all, I can't open a cd in jaunty that I burned on my macbook, it says I don't have permission, and I can't change the permissions
[00:14] <Flannel> kfizz: You'd have to remaster the CD to add those deb files (there's already a small repo on the CD, you'd just be adding to it), which is less than trivial, but easy enough if you want to
[00:14] <sukuri> _jay_: is the CD mounted?
[00:14] <GhotiPhud> Halitech: have you already used your 50/50?
[00:14] <Gnea> _jay_: are you part of the cdrom group?
[00:14] <kfizz> losher, thanks, that's what I figured. I just want to use Ubuntu live and idk if there's enough RAM on the computer to hold the program I want to download.
[00:14] <_jay_> yes
[00:14] <kfizz> Flannel, what program would you suggest to do that?
[00:14] <Gnea> _jay_: yes to what? me or sukuri?
[00:14] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, yeah, that was the shot about disabling ipv6
[00:14] <_jay_> there is an orange icon a box with an x next to the folder name
[00:14] <Flannel> kfizz: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization
[00:15] <m0r0n> How can I burn an ISO without Brasero?
[00:15] <Flannel> kfizz: The *latter* one is really what you're doing, since you're not fiddling with the casper image (the liveCD) unless you want to have that program pre-installed when you boot
[00:15] <Gnea> m0r0n: k3b
[00:15] <_jay_> I assume by mounted you mean it shows up on the desktop
[00:16] <lanzelloth> Flannel, that means the 'universe' we see will be somewhat different than say fedora's
[00:16] <losher> kfizz: I've downloaded apps into a running livecd before. Use df -h in a terminal to see if there's room. Unless it's huge and your RAM is tiny, it should work...
[00:16] <_jay_> "You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents"
[00:16] <Gnea> _jay_: never assume, it causes problems, not solves them.   open a terminal and type this:  df -h
[00:16] <Halitech> m0r0n, k3b, command line
[00:17] <_jay_> media/cdrom0
[00:17] <Flannel> lanzelloth: Er... they're entirely different.  Ubuntu takes care of Ubuntu's universe.  Fedora takes care of Fedoras.  While they may contain the same/similar programs, they're really entirely separate
[00:17] <_jay_> You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents
[00:17] <_jay_> oops
[00:17] <_jay_> /dev/sr0              530M  530M     0 100% /media/cdrom0
[00:17] <Gnea> _jay_: and what is the output of this command:  id
[00:18] <_jay_> uid=1000(jay) gid=1000(jay) groups=4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),46(plugdev),108(lpadmin),123(admin),124(sambashare),1000(jay)
[00:18] <vocx> _jay_, no need to spam
[00:18] <vocx> !paste | _jay_
[00:18] <Gnea> vocx: he didn't spam.
[00:18] <_jay_> eh?
[00:18] <Gnea> vocx: that was one line, not several. pay attention.
[00:18] <_jay_> ah
[00:19] <sukuri> vocx: he didn't spam, that was one line and he's going through the help of someone in the room
[00:19] <lanzelloth> Flannel, right, that's what I meant. So if a university hosts both ubuntu and fedora repositories it has a lot of redundant applications in different forms of packages?
[00:19] <vocx> Gnea, sukuri I don't mean spam literally, more like "a bit too much post"...
[00:19] <Gnea> _jay_: okay, if you type:  cd /media/cdrom0  and then  ls, do you get a listing or does it tell you 'permission denied'?
[00:19] <_jay_> I'll use the pastebin, np
[00:20] <teolicy> Hi. I'm a seasoned Linux user, not very well versed in Ubuntu. I'd like to use RAID1 + encrypted loopback on a 9.04 host. Is lvm (for RAID1) + losetup (for encrypted loopback) the way to go, or should I use something else? I could find several guides on the matter, but most seem fairly old (8.04 and below). Thanks.
[00:20] <aj_> does anyone have any tips for getting openmoko to run on a palm tx?
[00:20] <Flannel> lanzelloth: Correct, for that matter, if a university hosts Ubuntu and Debian repositories, there's a bunch of overlap (sometimes almost entirely identical) but they're kept entirely separate.
[00:20] <Gnea> vocx: okay, when it's more than 2 lines in a row, it's considered spam. if it's just one or two lines at a time, like _jay_ was doing, it's NOT spam. got it?
[00:20] <peturIngi> Hi, is there much diffrence between Ubuntu Server 8.10 and 9.04 ?
[00:20] <webbi> hello
[00:20] <_jakob_> peturIngi: nýrri pakkar bara
[00:21] <Gnea> peturIngi: yes.
[00:21] <peturIngi> _jakob_: takk
[00:21] <webbi> im connecting my motorola w375 but it does not appear as usb or anything
[00:21] <vocx> Gnea, posted text seemed like output from the terminal. Unexperienced users routinely post a lot of that text. I was just being overly cautious.
[00:21] <sukuri> peturIngi: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904
[00:21] <lanzelloth> Flannel, ok cool lol, I was just thinking about the big server room in my uni's math building. Thanks for the answers
[00:21] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, did you reboot after making the changes?
[00:22] <Gnea> vocx: thanks, but there's no need, since it's unwise to give people the incorrect idea.
[00:22] <losher> lanzelloth: yes, and you typicall can't use fedora binaries on ubuntu or vice-versa. And if you think that's wasteful, take a look at www.distrowatch.com. There are over a 100 distros...
[00:22] <sukuri> peturIngi: er... nevermind, I though it would have a changelog in the "release notes"
[00:22] <amites> somehow my terminal has remapped paste to e, anyone know how to remap back to ctrl+shift+v ??
[00:22] <amites> little one got ahold of the keyboard for a minute
[00:22] <joako> How do I setup Ubuntu 9.04 so when a user w/o a homedir logs in it gets created?
[00:22] <GhotiPhud> Halitech: I did indeed... I know this was the result of an upgrade about 2 weeks ago
[00:22] <_jay_> and, when I double click the folder and close the permission denied box, the folder disappears from the file browser and I get the spinning circle icon in the browser window and the pointer
[00:22] <amites> joako: should do that by default
[00:22] <Gnea> !shortcut | amites
[00:23] <coolcat> why am i not able to use ls via ssh, It issues: ls: illegal option -- - what command should I use instead?
[00:23] <joako> amites: It does not, but user is defined in LDAP not locally
[00:23] <losher> peturIngi: almost no important differences, except that 9.04 is less stable, in my opinion...
[00:23] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, what's it showing for ifconfig now?
[00:23] <Gnea> _jay_: did you try the ls?
[00:23] <xiphos> if I wanted to create a launcher to stop a service, something equivalent to "/etc/init.d/service stop" , what would I type as the command for the launcher?
[00:23] <bilbogus> So, I just recently installed a copy of 8.04 LTS, but I've run into some serious issues with missing packages. (Network-manager, and either hal-device-manager or gnome-device-manager) Due to this, I have no way to connect to the internet, with my knowledge. Does anyone know why these packages would be missing?
[00:23] <_jay_> ls?
[00:23] <losher> coolcat: sounds like your command line is malformed. Care to share it?
[00:23] <kfizz> thanks Flannel and losher for your help
[00:24] <Gnea> _jay_: okay, if you type:  cd /media/cdrom0  and then  ls, do you get a listing or does it tell you 'permission denied'?
[00:24] <amites> joako: hmm.... when user is created locally it does, suppose a bash script would do it though I'm not sure how to implement
[00:24] <vocx> _jay_, you can also take a screen shot of your desktop, and post it on the net. That's better than describing everything literally.
[00:24] <Gnea> vocx: not always.
[00:24] <amites> ubotto / gnea: it's not system wide, just in terminal
[00:24] <joako> amites: What I was using with CentOS clients was a config that creates a homedir if it did not already exsist, I am looking for that same config for Ubuntu
[00:25] <GhotiPhud> Halitech: posted on my thread
[00:25] <lanzelloth> losher, I can't imagine the size of even a single distro repository. I'm gonna try installing everything in synaptic just to see how big
[00:25] <Gnea> amites: does it happen with a new terminal?
[00:25] <coolcat> losher, Here is what I type: mzimbres@gate[29]:ls (new line)ls: illegal option -- - usage: (new line)ls [-ABCFGHILPRSTUWZabcdfghiklmnopqrstuwx1] [file ...]
[00:25] <amites> gnea: yes
[00:25] <n8tuser> xiphos-> look into update-rc.d
[00:25] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, can you give me the link again please
[00:25] <_jay_> no, not denied- the folder name comes up
[00:25] <amites> gnea: nvrmind I found it, thank you
[00:25] <GhotiPhud> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7872555#post7872555
[00:25] <Gnea> amites: edit->keyboard shortcuts
[00:25] <Gnea> amites: ok
[00:26] <mj> nick I_&&_I
[00:26] <Gnea> _jay_: what foldername?
[00:26] <losher> coolcat: doesn't look quite right. Try adding a space before the ls
[00:26] <mj> lol, sorry, good news came to the wrong place first
[00:26] <mj> ironic, huh? ;p
[00:26] <Guest22714> hhmm?
[00:26] <Gnea> !ubuntu | Guest22714
[00:26] <Guest22714> lol
[00:27] <_jay_> there is a folder full of pics on the cd
[00:27] <Guest22714> bbf
[00:27] <coolcat> losher, Produces the same thing...
[00:27] <Gnea> _jay_: what returns from this command: grep cdrom0 /etc/fstab
[00:28] <losher> lanzelloth: that's pretty ambitious. What exact problem are you trying to solve, again?
[00:28] <metalf8801> I can't remember the command to download a file from a website can anyone help me?
[00:28] <razon> hi... does anyone know, how to install ume-launcher? couldn't find it on "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/netbook-remix-team/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main"...
[00:28] <losher> coolcat: what *exactly* are you typing, again?
[00:29] <Gnea> metalf8801: move your mouse to the link, left click on it.
[00:29] <coolcat> losher, I am typing just "ls"
[00:29] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, I dont know, everything looks good
[00:29] <Halitech> metalf8801, from the command line?
[00:29] <_jay_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/262223/
[00:29] <GhotiPhud> Halitech: I'm sad to hear that
[00:29] <bilbogus> Is there any way to manually preform the tasks normally preformed by Device Manager?
[00:29] <metalf8801> I need to do it on Ubuntu server? so there's no gui I did it the other day but I can't remember now
[00:30] <samitheberber> metalf8801: wget
[00:30] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, so am I, I'm not a guru so hopefully someone else will have an idea for you
[00:30] <metalf8801> yeah from the command line
[00:30] <hayden> Hey all
[00:30] <bilbogus> For some ungodly reason, my 8.04 LTS disc didn't install it.
[00:30] <metalf8801> thank you so much
[00:30] <Halitech> metalf8801, would be wget <URLoffile>
[00:30] <lanzelloth> losher, I was just wondering how big the universe repos is. But now synaptic is frozen I'm worried if I kill it, it'll break whatever aptitude/synaptic uses to keep track of all the applications
[00:30] <Gnea> _jay_: okay, that looks right... wonder why it's telling you denied...
[00:30] <metalf8801> that been driving me nuts
[00:30] <Gnea> _jay_: can you pastebin the output of this:  ls -l /media/cdrom0/
[00:31] <losher> coolcat: I thought you said you were using ssh?
[00:31] <samitheberber> metalf8801: or if you don't know exact url, you could use for example lynx to browse and download
[00:31] <_jay_> screenshot
[00:31] <_jay_> http://imagebin.org/61744
[00:31] <Gnea> ok
[00:31] <^cheeky> hi, again; i just mouted my ntfs(windows) partition in ubuntu and everything went well, but when i copied a files(starCraft saved games) to my linux box  it showed a padlock, why did this happen ?
[00:32] <coolcat> losher, Yes I am : ssh mzimbres@gate...
[00:32] <GhotiPhud> Halitech: thank you very much
[00:32] <Halitech> lanzelloth, considering there are 5 dvds for each version and 3 main version of each release, its alot
[00:32] <Gnea> _jay_: ah, now it's apparant!  when the mac burned the disc, the incorrect permissions were set to the files. you will need to access them as root.
[00:32] <PokerFacePenguin> ^cheeky: you dont have your permissions right
[00:32] <Gnea> _jay_: ... or reburn the disc with corrected permissions
[00:32] <losher> coolcat: so the ssh runs and you are successfully logged in to the target system?
[00:32] <_jay_> how do I access as root?
[00:32] <^cheeky> PokerFacePenguin, so all i do is chown -r uname ?
[00:32] <metalf8801> samitheberber: thanks I'll try lynx to
[00:32] <Halitech> _jay_, gksudo nautilus
[00:32] <^cheeky> PokerFacePenguin, well to that dir/file >
[00:33] <Gnea> _jay_: what Halitech said
[00:33] <vocx> Gnea, ha, you said pictures didn't work...
[00:33] <MaGicMaX> how do i restart the computer from the terminal
[00:33] <lanzelloth> Halitech, should I sudo killall synaptic ?
[00:33] <coolcat> losher, Yes, exactly
[00:33] <Gnea> vocx: not 'always'
[00:33] <samitheberber> MaGicMaX: sudo reboot
[00:33] <Halitech> lanzelloth, I wouldn't
[00:33] <webbi> MaGicMaX: reboot
[00:33] <MaximumGarlic> MaGicMaX: sudo restart
[00:33] <Gnea> vocx: careful...
[00:33] <MaximumGarlic> Oh, sorry.
[00:33] <MaximumGarlic> Reboot it is.
[00:33] <PokerFacePenguin> ^cheeky: yeah, just chown and chgrp
[00:33] <Polterge|st> omg this is making me so mad... look guys I really don't mean to be a jerk but I am greatly disappointed not only in emerald for being as depricated as it is but in human beings right now also for turning someone away who is clearly begging for help the only way he knows how instead of showing compassion
[00:33] <MaGicMaX> reboot or restart?
[00:33] <MaximumGarlic> Reboot
[00:33] <MaximumGarlic> I had a thinko.
[00:33] <webbi> anybody could tell me why im pluggin my motorola w375 (usb) and it does not appear as any device ?
[00:33] <losher> coolcat: and what kind of system are you logged into? It's os and version? And do you know what shell it's running?
[00:33] <MaximumGarlic> Thinkographical error, that is.
[00:34] <bilbogus> webbi: Would that be a wireless card type-thing?
[00:34] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, sorry I couldn't hepl more
[00:34] <Halitech> webbi, are you looking to access the pictures/etc or use it as a modem?
[00:34] <Polterge|st> I'm just being honest with you guys. I will never use emerald again and for some odd reason my nvidia drivers are not re-enabling when they worked perfectly fine before. I just uninstalled emerald and I am uninstalling its theme manager.
[00:34] <MilitantPotato> Polterge|st: wha?
[00:34] <webbi> bilbogus: it's a cellphone
[00:34] <webbi> Halitech: modem
[00:34] <bilbogus> webbi: What's the output for lspci?
[00:35] <Gnea> Polterge|st: okay.
[00:35] <webbi> bilbogus: that would say nothing, it's usb, lsusb recognize it
[00:35] <^cheeky> PokerFacePenguin, change group ?
[00:35] <lanzelloth> Halitech, but why not? Woudln't apt-get update fix it?
[00:35] <coolcat> losher, FreeBSD, csh
[00:35] <^cheeky> :S
[00:35] <bilbogus> webbi: Wait...
[00:35] <Slingshooter> how can i play avi files on 9.04
[00:35] <PokerFacePenguin> ^cheeky: yes, according to how you want the perms on the file(s)
[00:35] <Gnea> Polterge|st: if removing emerald solves the problem, then do it.
[00:35] <losher> coolcat: try typing /bin/ls . Any better?
[00:35] <Halitech> lanzelloth, I'd give it some time first and then kill it, don't be impatient
[00:35] <Halitech> !multimedia | Slingshooter
[00:35] <webbi> Halitech: is there anyway to use it as modem? i want to try that
[00:35] <bilbogus> webbi: Thanks a bunch, I just figured out why I'm having trouble with my USB wireless adapter.
[00:35] <bilbogus> :P
[00:35] <Polterge|st> well I do not know if it will solve the problem but some of the forums say it will
[00:35] <webbi> bilbogus: haha np
[00:35] <^cheeky> PokerFacePenguin, ok ty
[00:36] <Halitech> webbi, no idea but does it show up when you run lspci in the terminal?
[00:36] <Polterge|st> and aside from that metacity as ugly as it is, is way more stable
[00:36] <Polterge|st> unfortunately
[00:36] <Gnea> Polterge|st: you've already made your decision.
[00:36] <webbi> Halitech: in lspci no, but yes in lsusb
[00:36] <coolcat> losher, I typed sh and got it to work, but there is no bash... I supposed I was in bash...
[00:36] <Halitech> webbi, sorry, got too many things on my mind right now, good that it shows in lsusb
[00:36] <losher> coolcat: so you're all set now?
[00:37] <_jay_> ok thanks guys, I will give her a shot tomorrow
[00:37] <Gnea> Polterge|st: although, since you're removing it, I don't suppose you've tried to use it with a new user account...
[00:37] <coolcat> losher, Yes, I think I am , thank you
[00:37] <losher> coolcat: good
[00:37] <Polterge|st> I don't need to
[00:37] <test34> Is the Realtek wifi chipset 802.11b/g/n compatible with linux ?
[00:37] <Polterge|st> everyone says it is deprecated and it is not the user account... I know that much for sure
[00:37] <Gnea> Polterge|st: what version of Ubuntu is it?
[00:37] <bilbogus> webbi: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/MobilePhone I'm not sure that's a very good wiki page, but it might help.
[00:37] <Polterge|st> jaunty
[00:38] <miguelonnnn> hi
[00:38] <Esteri> vocx:  when i'm done upgrading to 8.04 can i continue to upgrade to the most recent stable version?
[00:38] <miguelonnnn> please i'm stuck with this
[00:38] <webbi> bilbogus: i will take a look
[00:38] <Slingshooter> i already have restricted formats installed
[00:38] <vocx> Esteri, yes, but first 8.10, then 9.04,
[00:38] <LoCoBoi187> hey my touch keys on the hp laptop works when i move the volume slider, but when i move the slider the picture shows the volume moving up and down but it does not change the volume, how can i fix this?
[00:39] <Gnea> Polterge|st: interesting. emerald is nothing more than providing themes for compiz. what sort of problems has it been giving you?
[00:39] <Esteri> so then i'll be updating all night.
[00:39] <Polterge|st> well it conflicts with metacity
[00:39] <Polterge|st> they battle eachother
[00:39] <LoCoBoi187> anyone?
[00:39] <miguelonnnn> i want to make a rescursively copy of a folders content, including hidden files and folders, but because cp -r recursively looks at any folder, when it reaches the .. hardlink, it will open it and copy the parent directory of what i'm trying to copy, how can i prevent this?
[00:39] <webbi> bilbogus: it does not help
[00:39] <Gnea> Polterge|st: I don't understand. metacity and compiz are mutually exclusive.
[00:39] <bilbogus> So, I figure there's a problem if Ubuntu doesn't have lshw as a command?
[00:39] <joako> I try to run "sudo init 3" on Ubuntu 9.04 but the machine stays on the desktop!?
[00:39] <Polterge|st> first one disables then the other disables and my machine lies to me pretty much telling me it cannot enable desktop effects yet I know for a fact it can and it is a brand new vid card so it wouldn't be that
[00:40] <Halitech> webbi, according to here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecommendedHardware it works but they don't mention how or with what software
[00:40] <bilbogus> I think my install disk isn't working right.
[00:40] <webbi> Halitech: hmmm
[00:40] <Gnea> Polterge|st: so you've made a new user account and logged in with it to see if the same thing happens?
[00:40] <vocx> Esteri, I imagine this time of the year the servers are fast. Wait for October (new version) and you'll take forever to upgrade.
[00:41] <Polterge|st> to be honest I know that even if I did that I would have to migrate all of my settings back over
[00:41] <Halitech> webbi, have you tried moto4lin?
[00:41] <webbi> Halitech: yes but it request me a device path, which i dont have
[00:41] <Polterge|st> and I'm not going to waste the time doing that over something that can be fixed probably with something as simple as uninstalling emerald
[00:41] <Gnea> Polterge|st: that's not the point. the point is: where is the REAL problem? with the system or with the user account?
[00:41] <Polterge|st> it is most likely in the system
[00:41] <LoCoBoi187> hey my touch keys on the hp laptop works when i move the volume slider, but when i move the slider the picture shows the volume moving up and down but it does not change the volume, how can i fix this?
[00:41] <bilbogus> Hrm....
[00:41] <Gnea> Polterge|st: then stop complaining, go uninstall it and be done with it. don't waste my time or anyone elses.
[00:41] <rebgil> Hi I just did an upgrade from jaunty to karmic and now I get errors in update manager when trying to remove install pdns-recursor, I have tried remove --force=yes any other suggestions on how to remove pdns-recursor from my system?
[00:42] <Halitech> webbi, it should tell you how to find it (been a while since I tried it)
[00:42] <bilbogus> I'm missing a ton of packages.
[00:42] <Slingshooter> how do i play avi files?
[00:42] <bilbogus> This is a problem.
[00:42] <jefinc> !karmic
[00:42] <Halitech> !multimedia | Slingshooter
[00:42] <jefinc> !karmic | rebgil
[00:42] <Polterge|st> well not to be a jerk but I am sooooooo sorry I wasted you precious time when you are of course in a support channel and most likely supposed to be helping people... that is the reason you are here correct ?
[00:42] <adam> hi all can anyone help me with a problem with ubuntu server after installation
[00:42] <Polterge|st> I'm not picking on you
[00:42] <Gnea> Polterge|st: if you're going to sit there and assume to know what you're doing, when clearly you do not, and then tell the people that try to help you that their help is wrong, then you have no place asking for help in the first place.
[00:42] <rkvirani> Hi All, is there an alternative to GridMove for Linux?  I think there is something you can get for compiz but Im not sure
[00:42] <Polterge|st> I'm just stating the obvious
[00:43] <Polterge|st> not trying to be rude
[00:43] <rkvirani> also How do I get the new Koala themes?\
[00:43] <rebgil> jefinc: Thanks I knew that I am playing with fire, but I was just wondering if there is another way to remove this 1 package
[00:43] <Gnea> Polterge|st: but you are being a jerk, and you are being rude, so do yourself and everyone else a favor: DON'T.
[00:43] <jefinc> !patience | Polterge|st
[00:43] <Polterge|st> I didn't tell you you were wasting my time Gena
[00:43] <Polterge|st> Gnea
[00:43] <Halitech> !attitude | Polterge|st
[00:43] <Polterge|st> and I did not tell you that you did not know what you were doing
[00:43] <jefinc> Halitech: that's the one I was looking for :)
[00:43]  * Esteri giggles
[00:43] <Polterge|st> I've not insulted you or been rude
[00:43] <Gnea> Polterge|st: this has gone on long enough.
[00:43] <Polterge|st> thank you though
[00:43] <Polterge|st> yes it has
[00:43] <FloodBot3> Polterge|st: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:44] <libtech> lol
[00:44] <bilbogus> So, if apt-get thinks network-manager exists, but it's missing from everywhere else it should be, what's missing?
[00:44] <jefinc> rebgil: #ubuntu+1 they'll be able to help you
[00:44] <lanzelloth> bilbogus, isn't it networkmanager instead of network-manager?
[00:45] <rebgil> thanks
[00:45] <bilbogus> lanzelloth: Not in 8.04.
[00:45] <adam> can anyone help with ubuntu server?
[00:45] <Halitech> !ask | adam
[00:45] <Slingshooter> how do i play avi files
[00:45] <Rockj> why is it such a pain to install Google Earth under Ubuntu x64? :(
[00:46] <adam> Halitech thankyou
[00:46] <bilbogus> lanzelloth: Although, looking at Synaptic, I seems to be missing some very important packages.
[00:46] <Halitech> Slingshooter, I've posted you the link on multimedia at least twice, have you read it?
[00:46] <Slingshooter> yes
[00:46] <abcminiuser> Hi all
[00:46] <Slingshooter> i have restricted formats installed
[00:46] <Slingshooter> i told you
[00:46] <Halitech> Slingshooter, it should have the info you need
[00:46] <DinkyDogg> Got a grub question for all of you... Tried to install Ubuntu 9.04 Server, using a separate /boot partition, with everything else on an encrypted RAID. When it's done, and I boot, I get Grub Error 17. I don't even get the grub menu or the Grub loading countdown. Most of the resources I've read suggest changing options from the Grub menu, but since I don't even get the grub menu, I can't do this. Any ideas, anyone?
[00:46] <abcminiuser> Wondering if it's worth switching from ath5k to my card's NDIS drivers
[00:47] <abcminiuser> Would that improve performance and lower power usage, or would it be a net negative gain?
[00:47] <vocx> Slingshooter, avi is just a container for a video file. The important part is what codec it uses. Playing avi means nothing.
[00:47] <adam> ive just installed ubuntu server 9.04 and the installation went fine, after it completes it needs to reboot, after the reboot it goes through bios and i dont see a grub loader and then i get a blank screen with a flashing cursor at the top left, it stays like this.... anyone help please
[00:48] <Rabbitbunny> Wow. sounds like that's a recurring problem.
[00:49] <bilbogus> adam: Your install is probably corrupted, from what I know.
[00:49] <Rockj> anyone else using Google Earth here?
[00:49] <ubuntu_> Hey everyone...
[00:49] <bilbogus> adam: Off the top of my head, I'd try reinstalling.
[00:49] <Rockj> under x64 platform?
[00:49] <Gnea> Rockj: what's your question?
[00:49] <ubuntu_> I installed ubuntu before, and have formatted since
[00:49] <webbi> Halitech: if i click in update list on moto4lin, it appear there, but it try to use /dev/acm0 and it does not exist
[00:49] <Halitech> adam, are you sure you had the server install? sounds more like a bad desktop install
[00:49] <Rockj> Gnea: I have mad issues with installing Google Earth
[00:49] <ubuntu_> I want to reinstall now, but the install process (Mainly partitioning) doesnt seem the same - any idea why???
[00:49] <Gnea> Rockj: such as?
[00:49] <adam> bilbogus its not corrupt, ive tried re-installing it a couple of times
[00:49] <Rockj> it simply segfaults
[00:50] <adam> why do people ask stupid questions its the server install for definate
[00:50] <Rockj> and I also thought that there was a googleearth deb under multiverse repository. atleast some 4.x version
[00:50] <Halitech> webbi, I havent tried to use moto4lin in ages and it didn't work for me either so I gave up
[00:50] <Gnea> Rockj: the installation or the binary?
[00:50] <vallhalla81> hi there all i am having trouble getting a usb dvb-t device from Tevion to work can any advise3
[00:50] <bilbogus> adam: Your install disk might be corrupt.
[00:50] <DinkyDogg> Got a grub question for all of you... Tried to install Ubuntu 9.04 Server, using a separate /boot partition, with everything else on an encrypted RAID. When it's done, and I boot, I get Grub Error 17. I don't even get the grub menu or the Grub loading countdown. Most of the resources I've read suggest changing options from the Grub menu, but since I don't even get the grub menu, I can't do this. Any ideas, anyone?
[00:50] <lanzelloth> Can someone explain how to use SVN to download something?
[00:51] <Rockj> Gnea: Ive tried both the binary manual install method, and googleearth-package
[00:51] <adam> bilbogus its not belive me ive used it before on a server at work
[00:51] <rkvirani> Hi All, is there an alternative to GridMove for Linux?  I think there is something you can get for compiz but Im not sure
[00:51] <Gnea> Rockj: does it segfault when you use the apt command, or when you type googleearth?
[00:51] <Slingshooter> totem does not ask for a codec
[00:51] <bilbogus> adam: Well, I'm fresh out of ideas.
[00:51] <Rockj> googleearth :/
[00:51] <Halitech> Slingshooter, try vlc
[00:51] <Rockj> that's why Im wondering if anyone else had it working under x64..
[00:51] <Gnea> Rockj: no, it's in medibuntu
[00:51] <Gnea> !medibuntu | Rockj
[00:51] <adam> the installation runs and completes without a hitch
[00:51] <Slingshooter> i think i did, but ill giv it a try
[00:52] <Rockj> Gnea: aha. Ill go add that reppository then.
[00:52] <bilbogus> adam: That doesn't mean it isn't missing some important files.
[00:52] <Halitech> adam, what type of machine are you installing on?
[00:52] <nightrid3r> adam: nv-sata chip ? i've had problem installing server, desktop works fine
[00:52] <bilbogus> adam: It can't tell what got installed correctly while installing.
[00:53] <bilbogus> adam: I dunno, though.
[00:53] <bilbogus> :)
[00:53] <adam> halitech its a brand new system i build yesterday its intel dual core 3gz with 80gb sata drive for the os and a raided pair of 250gb disks for storage
[00:53] <adam> 2 gb ram too
[00:54] <TxRev> Having weird Google Earth Problems.  Install went fine, but I think a GE auto-update screwed everything up. The globe is fine at all zoom levels, but placemark info flashes on and off intermittently, and the drop-down menus do likewise. Any help would be much appreciated.
[00:54] <vallhalla81> hi there all i am having trouble getting a usb dvb-t device from Tevion to work can any advise
[00:54] <bilbogus> So, now I have a question: Without network manager, how do I configure a connection like wlan0 for use with ifup and ifdown?
[00:54] <LoCoBoi187> my volume controller disappeared from the systray, how do i get it back?
[00:54] <trident523> bilbogus, you could install wcid.
[00:54] <Rockj> Gnea: nerdrage, it still segfaults even after using the medibuntu package. I guess there is something funky with current 5.x version available for download
[00:55] <Rockj> blame google, makes me hate them even more ^^;
[00:55] <LoCoBoi187> antone?
[00:55] <LoCoBoi187> *anyone?
[00:55] <bilbogus> trident: does that package come on the disc? I have no connection to the internet on it.
[00:55] <Gnea> Rockj: did you make sure to remove all previous versions of googleearth first? completely?
[00:55] <vocx> !please | LoCoBoi187
[00:55] <adam> having googled a number of times there is a lot of talk about ati graphics cards causing the same issue, so it might be that, is there a way to boot the os using a default very basic graphics setting? like a test mode or something
[00:55] <Gnea> LoCoBoi187: right-click on the panel, add to panel, then select the volume control
[00:56] <Halitech> adam, do you have a live cd you could boot and see if the partitions are set up correctly?
[00:56] <Rockj> Gnea: aye, --purge is a wonderfull option. Ill redo it just to make sure and do a couple of find's to make sure its all gone
[00:56] <trident523> bilbogus, Er, no. Why did you delete the network-manager?
[00:56] <Gnea> Rockj: ok
[00:56] <bilbogus> trident: My 8.04 LTS disk didn't install it.
[00:56] <adam> only a live kubuntu cd
[00:56] <Chakravanti> how do i get permissions to delete files on a partition i've mounted?
[00:56] <Halitech> adam, that will work
[00:56] <bilbogus> trident: I have a feeling I'm gonna need to find a new disc and reinstall.
[00:56] <adam> how can i check the partitions from a live cd?
[00:56] <trident523> bilbogus, if you can get to another ubuntu machine, Synaptic generates a download script which you can run to install it.
[00:56] <Chakravanti> ubuntu is driving me nuts not letting me delete files
[00:56] <Halitech> adam, sudo fdisk -l
[00:57] <trident523> bilbogus, but it should install that, if it isn't there, I'd use a different disk.
[00:57] <Gnea> adam: use the e2fsck command
[00:57] <Chakravanti> whats worse is that iactually said it delete 5.9GB of files and i still only have 1.9GB free
[00:57] <Chakravanti> i'm about done with ubuntu
[00:57] <bilbogus> trident: How would I go about getting the package off a different Ubuntu system?
[00:57] <adam> will that show the partitions for the actual disks or just the live session
[00:57] <Chakravanti> stupid permissions out the wazoo
[00:57] <nightrid3r> Chakravanti: empty trashcan ?
[00:57] <LoCoBoi187> thank you gnea
[00:57] <Chakravanti> it's empty
[00:57] <bilbogus> trident: Can I just put the package right onto a USB drive?
[00:57] <adam> gonna go try it now brb
[00:58] <Halitech> adam, should show all drives connected
[00:58] <bilbogus> And install off it in Synaptic on the broken system?
[00:58] <Gnea> adam: sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda  will show you the partitions for the first hard disk on the system
[00:58] <trident523> bilbogus: You could, but you have to make sure that it dosen't depend on something (require another package you don't have.)
[00:58] <Gnea> adam: look at the output of the dmesg command to make sure you have the right argument
[00:58] <Halitech> Chakravanti, what does df -h show?
[00:58] <Rockj> Gnea: still the same, I guess google doesnt like x64 for their google earth app :-|
[00:58] <Gnea> LoCoBoi187: cheers
[00:58] <bilbogus> trident: Is there a way to generate a list of dependencies for a specific package?
[00:59] <bilbogus> trident: So I can just get them all?
[00:59] <Chakravanti> http://www.pastebin.org/13521
[00:59] <trident523> bilbogus: You can do it in recent synaptics...
[00:59] <Gnea> Rockj: hrm, isn't there a way to run it with 32bit libs?
[00:59] <nation> my audio works for everything but video players is there somthing i need ?
[00:59] <trident523> bilbogus: I can generate one for you though, if you want.
[00:59] <bilbogus> trident: I don't really have ready access to another disk, so this is my best bet.
[00:59] <bilbogus> trident: Thanks!
[00:59] <nation> also is there a temp monitor or somthing system monitor with temp
[00:59] <Gnea> Rockj: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=544064
[00:59] <edektor> somebody wanna help me with some curl command?
[01:00] <trident523> bilbogus: You'll have to give me a few moments, on my slow computer.
[01:00] <trident523> bilbogus: The main problem is that you might install a package too new, because I run 9.04.
[01:00] <Rockj> Gnea: ia32* libs are installed. :-/
[01:01] <bilbogus> trident: That would be really helpful. Eh, I'll figure it out, just gimme the list.
[01:01] <Rockj> these posts are also history from the stone age (2006) ... much have happen since then.
[01:01] <Chakravanti> How do i get permissions to delete files?
[01:01] <trident523> bilbogus: You'll have to give me a few min.
[01:01] <Chakravanti> i'm about to rm -rf ubuntu
[01:02] <Halitech> Chakravanti, do you know where the files are that you want to delete?
[01:02] <DigitalKiwi> rm -rf root doesn't work =D
[01:02] <Chakravanti> yup
[01:02] <TxRev> Chakravanti: hit Alt - F2, type in  "gksudo nautilus", then you can delete whatever you want.
[01:02] <DigitalKiwi> (does the bot still ban you if you say / instead of root in that previous sentence?)
[01:02] <Chakravanti> TxRev: ty!
[01:03] <Gnea> Rockj: good point
[01:03] <TxRev> Chakravanti: n/p
[01:03] <Halitech> DigitalKiwi, try and find out for us ;)
[01:03] <DigitalKiwi> --no-preserve-root is the option you need
[01:03] <DigitalKiwi> rm -rf /
[01:03] <DigitalKiwi> hmm
[01:03] <DigitalKiwi> rm -rf /*
[01:03] <Halitech> Chakravanti, just be very very careful what you delete as you can royal mess up your system
[01:03] <DigitalKiwi> success!
[01:04] <Rockj> Gnea: I'll see if I can make a blog post later and do some more research later. I was just going to add some waypoints on google earth from where I have been jogging. grrr . Time to sleep now anyway :-)
[01:04] <nation> can somone please help me with my post :)
[01:04] <Rockj> google--
[01:04] <Guest30842> $ sudo dpkg --configure -a
[01:04] <Guest30842> Paramétrage de lirc (0.8.4a-0ubuntu5) ...
[01:04] <Guest30842>  * Reloading kernel event manager...
[01:04] <Gnea> Rockj: it's too bad it's only segfaulting, and not anything else
[01:04] <Guest30842> je ne sais pas quoi faire avec ce message
[01:04] <Chakravanti> Halitech: i'm about to reinstall and ditch ubuntu anyway i only need ubuntu for a few more mionute to download a torrent for the new slackware 13
[01:04] <bilbogus> trident: I'm really sorry to waste your time, I found where dependencies are listed.
[01:04] <Gnea> Rockj: you should do some debugging and, yeah, make a bug report
[01:04] <Chakravanti> and everything im deleting is on the slack partition anyway
[01:04] <bilbogus> trident: Thanks a ton anyways.
[01:05] <Chakravanti> so it shoudlnt affect ubuntu anyway
[01:05] <trident523> bilbogus, I sent you a PM with the packagelist, I can't generate a script though. Sorry!
[01:05] <DigitalKiwi> slackware is one step closer to arch!
[01:05] <Gnea> !debug | Rockj
[01:05] <Chakravanti> i just need space to download the iso
[01:05] <Rockj> Gnea: Ill check that out.
[01:05] <Chakravanti> i have linux relegated to a very small space on this syustem because it's not mine
[01:05] <Holyjoely> .
[01:06] <maco> gutsy's end-of-life right?
[01:06] <Chakravanti> This isn't working
[01:06] <Gnea> !eol
[01:06] <DinkyDogg> maco, that'll be up to obama's Death Panels to decide :)
[01:06] <TxRev> Oh. If it's on the slack partition, you'll have to repartition. cfdisk might work, but I haven't done much with it so I'm not sure. nautilus just gives you root access on the partition you're on AFAIK
[01:07] <maco> DinkyDogg: huh? you know that's made-up by liberty university, right?
[01:07] <Gnea> !politics | DinkyDogg
[01:07] <TxRev> *@Chakravanti, that is.
[01:07] <DinkyDogg> haha okay
[01:07] <Chakravanti> nah
[01:07] <DinkyDogg> was a joke
[01:07] <Chakravanti> i got it
[01:07] <Chakravanti> it's deleting files now
[01:08] <Chakravanti> TxREv it's the old Slack12.2 partition i jacked up after improperly upgrading so i'm just wiping it and getting 13
[01:08] <Iradieh__> Hmm
[01:08] <Iradieh__> How do I burn Ubuntu on OS X?
[01:08] <claudio-tux> good
[01:09] <bilbogus> Alright, so, once I have network-manager installed, how can I launch it. I can't seem to find it anywhere.
[01:09] <claudio-tux> how resolve this problem?
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> Iradieh__:  find an iso burner tool for os-x
[01:09] <claudio-tux> Comando:	LIST
[01:09] <claudio-tux> Erro:	O tempo da conexão se esgotou
[01:09] <claudio-tux> Erro:	Falhou em recuperar a listagem de diretórios
[01:09] <FloodBot3> claudio-tux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:09] <Rockj> Gnea: heh, googleearth package of course doesnt have the -dbgsym ;-)
[01:09] <maco> claudio-tux: uh you need to find someone that speaks  that language
[01:09] <sin360> I have this 2 gig thumb drive it has been working fine and now it's read only. I formatted and still the same read only.
[01:09] <sin360> Any ideas anyone
[01:10] <maco> sin360: even root cant write?
[01:10] <sin360> no
[01:10] <lanzelloth> sin360, did you mount it correctly?
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> sin360:  if linux detecets some 'error' with the filesystem - it remounts it 'read only'
[01:10] <Rockj> Gnea: enough to use valgrind?
[01:10] <sin360> even if I format
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> sin360:  fsck it, remount it.. watch 'dmesg' for error messages
[01:10] <claudio-tux> maco ok
[01:10] <sin360> ok
[01:11] <maco> bilbogus: its the networking icon in your panel. if its missing then either your notification area is missing, nm-applet isnt running, or you hit that bug where it disappears while nm-applet is still running
[01:11] <maco> claudio-tux: well....or at least can read it :P
[01:11] <imran> Can someone help me install
[01:11] <claudio-tux> how to solve this problem
[01:11] <imran> I did it before but it's not doing the same thing now
[01:11] <bilbogus> maco: How would I launch nm-applet?
[01:11] <claudio-tux>  well....or at least can read it
[01:12] <claudio-tux> Comando:	LIST
[01:12] <claudio-tux> Erro:	O tempo da conexão se esgotou
[01:12] <claudio-tux> Erro:	Falhou em recuperar a listagem de diretórios
[01:12] <claudio-tux> how to solve this problem
[01:12] <imran> Anyone
[01:12] <Rockj> Gnea: mind guiding me quickly thru this? before I jump to bed?
[01:12] <mom_> what happens if you run sudo kill -9 1 ?
[01:12] <maco> claudio-tux: the issue is this is an english-only channel
[01:12] <MaximumGarlic> mom_: You kill init.
[01:13] <maco> claudio-tux: so we dont know what your error says
[01:13] <maco> claudio-tux: can you translate it?
[01:13] <Gnea> Rockj: do you know how to post a bug report?
[01:13] <mom_> MaximumGarlic, yes but what happens?  since everything is a child process of init?
[01:13] <maco> bilbogus: check and see if its running "ps -ef | grep nm-applet"
[01:13] <imran> Ok I'm getting 2 options to install
[01:13] <MaximumGarlic> mom_: Oh, sorry. Wrong question depth. I believe everything else dies. I'm not sure, though.
[01:13] <MaximumGarlic> I'd test, but, y'know. ;)
[01:13] <imran> 1 take up whole hdd or 2 manual partition
[01:13] <mom_> MaximumGarlic, i would too :)
[01:14] <maco> MaximumGarlic: that sounds right. also your username sounds like yummy to cook with
[01:14] <imran> Is anyone even listening
[01:14] <Rockj> Gnea: no, not really. I just wish to be able to run the gdb and valgrind so I can attach the logs to either googleearth mailinglist or something "smart"
[01:14] <Rockj> Gnea: hopefully the devs can make out something smart of it. :-)
[01:14] <MaximumGarlic> maco: Indeed, it is. I can testify as to this fact.
[01:14] <Iradieh__> Dr_Willis: Hmm like what? Anyway I found that hdutil withing the terminal works... or atleast it is writing for now, will notify if it works.
[01:14] <Gnea> Rockj: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Backtrace
[01:14] <lanzelloth> I'm wondering: what do you get from moving to more "hardcore" (for lack of better words) distros like gentoo, or slackware. It seems to me like the only thing you get is the ability to configure applications/kernel/etc more to your liking or to be more optimized for your system. But, can't the former be achieved using ubuntu? And if you have high end system because you do gaming, doesn't the latter become une
[01:14] <lanzelloth> ccessary?
[01:14] <sin360> ok thanks I got it working
[01:14] <Gnea> !bug | Rockj
[01:15] <bilbogus> maco: Grep just gets stuck when I try that.
[01:15] <imran> !offtopic
[01:15] <bilbogus> maco: I'm not getting any output from it.
[01:15] <Gnea> imran: who's offtopic?
[01:15] <MaximumGarlic> mom_:  Aw, shucks. I have an idle Linux machine here, I'm going to give it a try.
[01:16] <Rockj> !pastebin
[01:16] <Koenigsegg_> Kan nån säga vad som är fel med den här interfaces-filen, http://paste.ubuntu.com/262237/ ? Jag försöker följa http://en.kioskea.net/faq/sujet-1089-sharing-internet-connection-using-bridge-mode
[01:16] <maco> bilbogus: ok then try typing "nohup nm-applet &"
[01:16] <mom_> maco, hey maco, still going to olf?
[01:16] <Koenigsegg_> sorry
[01:16] <imran> Anyone not talking technical
[01:16] <maco> mom_: yes, im one of the speakers, remember?
[01:16] <trident523> lanzelloth: Want the latest unsupported kernal/drivers? New packages? Cool new junk that might not work? Or, coding and need something funky? Like that.
[01:16] <mom_> maco, on friday?
[01:16] <MaximumGarlic> mom_: That's... strange. I can't kill init. Not even with sig KILL.
[01:16] <chetnick> Hi, i am having problem with VPN client connection routes. In the earlier versions of Ubuntu the VPN client was a bit different ... and had option to put for which networks to use VPN connection. Now all my traffic is routed through VPN network. Anyone knows which option in new VPN client would fix this? Thanks.
[01:16] <Gnea> !se | Koenigsegg_
[01:16] <maco> mom_: im a saturday speaker but im helping setup on friday
[01:16] <Rockj> Gnea: http://paste.ubuntu.com/262238/ , does this mean I have to fetch debugging package of libncurses, ld, bash and so on? all those libs?
[01:17] <mom_> MaximumGarlic, yes they probably had another idiot like me think of doing it
[01:17] <bilbogus> maco: nonup command not found. :(
[01:17] <mom_> mom_, cool!  well, i should be there saturday
[01:17] <Koenigsegg_> Can anyone tell me what's wrong with this interfaces file, http://paste.ubuntu.com/262237/ ? I'm trying to follow http://en.kioskea.net/faq/sujet-1089-sharing-internet-connection-using-bridge-mode
[01:17] <mom_> so i guess you cant force quit init
[01:17] <mom_> well . . the power button
[01:17] <Adola> Hello, I need help with my Wifi, it's not that I can't make it work, I'm just unable to connect via the secured network.
[01:18] <vigo> Is there a driver or package for a D-Link DWL-G650 available anywhere?
[01:18] <Adola> It's a protected network requiring a username and password.
[01:18] <MaximumGarlic> mom_: Sounds likely. :) Too bad it doesn't work, it really should. I don't like exceptions.
[01:18] <Gnea> Rockj: hard to say. try the gdb method and see if the results are similar or not.
[01:19] <Rockj> Gnea: wiki says that I need to make sure I have the debugging packages installed with debug symbols :/
[01:20] <Heather> I'm trying to figure out why Totem doesn't show me the brightness slider in display preferences. Can someone help me?
[01:20] <bilbogus> maco: Is nonup something that should work in 8.04? I'm getting a command not found error.
[01:20] <Rockj> Gnea: Ill check into it later, it soon 2.30am and I need to wake up early to get at uni. So ill be heading to bed for now. *slaps google for stupid segfault*
[01:20] <maco> bilbogus: nohup not nonup
[01:20] <Dr_Willis> bilbogus:  you mean 'noHub' ?
[01:20] <Dr_Willis> bilbogus:  you mean 'noHup' ?
[01:20] <lanzelloth> trident523, I guess, but still that's mostly again getting your hardware to run faster than using the generic stuff. Well, maybe not... it's just that I find it kinda annoying that if you tell someone you use ubuntu it won't be as cool as if you used slackware
[01:20] <Gnea> Rockj: ah, good luck
[01:20] <Dr_Willis> time to get a better font "_
[01:21] <maco> bilbogus: er but dont capitalize like Dr_Willis did :P
[01:21] <mom_> its nohup i just saw it in a linux review video :)
[01:21] <bilbogus> maco: Now I feel like an idiot. :)
[01:21] <maco> bilbogus: it happens to everybody :)
[01:21] <imrann> Hello....
[01:21] <imrann> I have installed ubuntu before
[01:21] <imrann> but i have formatted since then
[01:22] <bilbogus> maco: Oh dear... cannot run command "nm-applet": No such file or directory.
[01:22] <trident523> highlight?
[01:22] <bilbogus> maco: Am I looking at a reinstall here?
[01:22] <dgnorton> anyone here using eclipse 3.5 cdt?
[01:22] <imrann> and now when I try to do it, the only method showing up is to manually partition, and that will delete all my data.
[01:22] <mom_> im with /dev/null
[01:22] <trident523> lanzelloth: And? I'll take supported stuff over new junk every day.
[01:22] <MaximumGarlic> I'm want to make a new Linux kernel where you can spawn "Warewolf processes", that you can only kill with kill -s FIRE, or kill -s SILVER.
[01:22] <DigitalKiwi> lanzelloth: the other distros don't get in the way as much as ubuntu does for when you know exactly what you want, it's easier to build a system how you want it than take away all the cruft ubuntu/fedora/etc devs want you to have and add what you want
[01:23] <imrann> Im looking for how to do the "Auto Partition" thing where it has a slider and you set how much space you want for windows and how much space for ubuntu... Any help?
[01:23] <MaximumGarlic> *Wereworf
[01:23] <mom_> maco, which level of the LPIC are you taking?
[01:23] <DigitalKiwi> werewolf*
[01:23] <vigo> imrann: Look at GParted
[01:23] <MaximumGarlic> Curses. I have failed in my unfailing. Thank you for unfailing me, DigitalKiwi.
[01:24] <DigitalKiwi> you are welcome
[01:24] <vigo> !gparted | imrann
[01:24] <Heather> Anyone know why totem doesn't show the brightness slider for me in preferences?
[01:24] <imrann> vigo, I dont want to download extra software, i already tried EASUS Partition manager didnt work right
[01:24] <DinkyDogg> Got a grub question for all of you... Tried to install Ubuntu 9.04 Server, using a separate /boot partition, with everything else on an encrypted RAID. When it's done, and I boot, I get Grub Error 17. I don't even get the grub menu or the Grub loading countdown. Most of the resources I've read suggest changing options from the Grub menu, but since I don't even get the grub menu, I can't do this. Any ideas, anyone?
[01:24] <DigitalKiwi> that and it can be nice not having to wait 6 months to have the newest softwares ;)
[01:25] <maco> mom_: 1
[01:25] <_tj> how to i make open ssh start when my pc starts
[01:25] <Dr_Willis> DinkyDogg:  you can get to the menu.lst via a live cd.  Check the grub homepage to see what error 17 means...
[01:25] <mom_> maco, wow i hope i dont have to be as smart as you to pass
[01:25] <maco> mom_: i was going to take it last year
[01:25] <maco> mom_: i overslept
[01:25] <DigitalKiwi> http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Troubleshooting
[01:26] <vigo> imrann: I know thet GParted has a GUI, it really is not that large, you can load it on a floppy or USB and use it.
[01:26] <mom_> maco, ah ok well its in the afternoon i think
[01:26] <bilbogus> Maco: Is it bad if it sats nm-applet doesn't exist?
[01:26] <mom_> well 11am
[01:26] <bilbogus> says*
[01:26] <DinkyDogg> Dr_Willis, from what I've read, it means grub can't read from the partition... which is strange, considering i have a specific /boot partition (formatted to ext3). Also, the documentation I've read seems to imply that I should only get this error when I actually go to boot a partition. I can't even get that far - no Grub menu, and no loading countdown.
[01:26] <maco> bilbogus: are you sure network-manager-gnome (i think thats the name) is installed?
[01:26] <maco> mom_: 11am for the first test. i think it was 10am last year
[01:26] <bilbogus> maco: apt-get says it is.
[01:27] <maco> bilbogus: sudo aptitude reinstall?
[01:27] <Dr_Willis> DinkyDogg:  grub is just the kind of tool where ya got to check the docs and learn how it works..  Perhaps it  got installed to sda1 and not the mbr of 'sda' like it normally does.
[01:27] <JooDoo> sudo apt-get remove window$
[01:28] <mom_> maco, ok well blink once with you left eye for A, twice with left eye for B. once with right eye for C, and twice with right eye for D
[01:28] <DinkyDogg> Dr_Willis, i'll keep trying. Thanks.
[01:28] <bilbogus> maco: and then try nohup again?
[01:29] <imrann> vigo, how is that any different from something such as easus partition manage
[01:29] <nadar> does anyone here use tpb with ubuntu?
[01:30] <bilbogus> maco: It's all still failing. I think I'm gonna try reinstalling.
[01:30] <mom_> i havent gotten to the second test material yet, maybe ill just do part I
[01:30] <Anstice> nadar: tpb?
[01:30] <nadar> anstice: the pirate bay
[01:31] <mom_> nadar, there is a torrent client installed
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> nadar:  whats a web site have to do with it? :)
[01:31] <mom_> nadar, by default
[01:31] <nadar> righht but that isnt working for somereason
[01:31] <Kittykis> try Deluge
[01:31] <Heather> the color balance settings aren't available in totem for me. Anyone have any ideas why not?
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> Theres sevearl torrent clients you can use.  clarify whats not working?
[01:32] <mom_> nadar, are there enough seeders?
[01:32] <nadar> when i pick a file even though there are thousands of leechers and seeders i cant get anything
[01:32] <LoCoBoi187> my software index is broken, how do i fix it?
[01:32] <nadar> ya i tried downloading the top file
[01:32] <mom_> nadar, check firewall settings
[01:32] <Anstice> nadar: Have you forwarded ports?
[01:32] <jeffrey1> Hi, I was wondering how I can play video's online in Mozilla Ubuntu when I need a MMS plug in?
[01:32] <nadar> mom_: where can i check firewall settings?
[01:33] <mom_> nadar, depends on your router
[01:33] <JooDoo> Hey everyone I'm having a really strange problem... cant unzip a .zip file... moment I'll paste the terminal output
[01:33] <bilbogus> jeffery1: You could run the whole rigamarole in wine. I kid, I kid. :P
[01:34] <JooDoo> $ unzip nexuiz-251.zip
[01:34] <JooDoo> Archive:  nexuiz-251.zip
[01:34] <JooDoo>   End-of-central-directory signature not found.  Either this file is not
[01:34] <JooDoo>   a zipfile, or it constitutes one disk of a multi-part archive.  In the
[01:34] <JooDoo>   latter case the central directory and zipfile comment will be found on
[01:34] <FloodBot3> JooDoo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:34] <JooDoo>   the last disk(s) of this archive.
[01:34] <Heather> No one's had problems with the color balance sliders on the totem movie player going away?
[01:34] <jeffrey1> Is there any way to download the MMS plug in in Ubuntu?
[01:35] <Anstice> jeffrey1: MMS?
[01:35] <bilbogus> jeffery1: The general way to do Windows in a Linux setting would be Wine, but I can see how that would be impractical.
[01:35] <eduardo> erer
[01:35] <bilbogus> jeffery1: I don't know of a more specific way to do it, unfortunately.
[01:36] <jeffrey1> The requested plugins are:
[01:36] <jeffrey1> Microsoft Media Server (MMS) protocol source
[01:36] <nadar> mom_: it cant have anything to do with the router. i used to download torrents on windows and the router's settings havent changed since then
[01:36] <jeffrey1> How would I do wine?
[01:36] <jeffrey1> Haha, im not too experienced with this stuff... as you can tell
[01:36] <zopiac> is there a way to amplify multiple files at once? perhaps with a terminal command for audacity or something?
[01:36] <dudupobre22> eu
[01:37] <bilbogus> jeffery1: Do you have Wine installed?
[01:37] <jeffrey1> I dont think so, since I have never heard of it
[01:37] <zopiac> because i have 60+ songs that are a bit quiet, and they all needed to be boosted about the same amount
[01:37] <Anstice> nadar: Did you have a static i.p set in windows?
[01:37] <jeffrey1> do i get it in the applications window?
[01:37] <tonyvvv> i am trying to edit folders in my ipod touch through openssh but it says Permission Denied when i try to delete or add a folder. What should i do? ive edited in it before
[01:38] <bilbogus> jeffery1: go to terminal, and try "sudo apt-get install wine".
[01:38] <Heather> zopiac: You want something like normalizing except you're going to want to manually adjust the volumes. Google 'ubuntu normalize'
[01:38] <jeffrey1> okay, ill give that a try
[01:38] <bilbogus> jeffery1: You're okay with downloading a large application?
[01:38] <tonyvvv> jeffery1: you have to add the Wine repository first
[01:38] <nadar> anstice: i guess? all i know is that bittorrent worked fine when i used windows
[01:38] <jeffrey1> yeah ,thats no problem
[01:38] <Heather> The video I'm trying to watch in the totem movie player is too dark and I want to increase the brightness but there's no brightness slider in the preferences menu like there's supposed to be. Anyone know why?
[01:39] <RailHawk> Hi there.
[01:39] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, I got it to compile :)
[01:39] <RailHawk> I have a problem that the forums haven't been able to resolve.
[01:40] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: great
[01:40] <jeffrey1> Bilbogus, where is termonal do i type that?
[01:40] <zopiac> Heather: thanks a lot :)
[01:40] <RailHawk> I have a usb Broadcom Bluetooth receiver, and I can't seem to get it to work in Jaunty.
[01:40] <RailHawk> Any ideas?
[01:40] <Anstice> nadar: Did you ever have to open ports in windows? If you did and you set it to the static i.p of your windows computer which has now possibly changed then that could be it. That's the only thing I can think of.
[01:40] <Heather> I have a problem that so far no one here has been able to answer and I've been googling for a long time to no avail because it's a hard problem to google for
[01:40] <mechdave> Ok here is what you do... I shall paste it to pastebin
[01:41] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: ready when you are, if you want you can reply to my post with the directions if its easyer
[01:41] <Anstice> Heather: What's the problem?
[01:41] <tonyvvv> jeffery1: go to Applications>Accessories>Terminal
[01:41] <mechdave> http://pastebin.com/f6d3285c7 <-- this is the Makefile
[01:41] <Flynsarmy> 0 8 * * 1-4 amixer set 'Master' 95% > /dev/null <--- why does that not work? it works if i put a diff hour in like 22 etc
[01:41] <squisher> Hi, is there a repo similar to debian's unstable. I'm running 9.04
[01:41] <Flynsarmy> in crontab
[01:41] <Heather> Anstice: In the totem movie player I'm trying to watch a video but it's too dark so I go to the preferences menu and there's no brightness slider like there's supposed to be
[01:42] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, http://pastebin.com/f11067fbb <-- this is the kernel code
[01:42] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, Now make a directory in your home directory called k10temp_module
[01:42] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: what do i do with that?
[01:42] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, put both files inside the directory
[01:43] <itai_michaelson> hi, i want to open an internet radio stream with VLC (the default is totem) , where is VLC's directory?
[01:43] <nadar> anstice: no as soon as i clicked open with BitTorrent it worked
[01:43] <Bluey> heather - I don't think totem has brightness controls - mine doesn't
[01:43] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: which files?
[01:43] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, the two pastebin files
[01:43] <Heather> Bluey: Yes it does. Google it.
[01:43] <jcarlos21br> alguem sabe como faco pra inserir minha localizacao no site do ubuntu-br ??
[01:43] <Bluey> i just opened it - and it doesnt have that...
[01:43] <Anstice> nadar: That's odd. Which client were you using in Windows?
[01:43] <Heather> Bluey: I've had it in totem before countless times
[01:44] <Heather> Bluey: Then you're having the same problem I'm having
[01:44] <Bluey> healther - let me look again....
[01:44] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, Sending you the Makefile
[01:44] <nadar> BitTorrent
[01:44] <nadar> anstice: Bittorrent
[01:44] <b33m4n> greetings
[01:44] <wfiuewfew> Hi! how do I get md5sum for all files in a directory
[01:44] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: not starting..
[01:45] <bilbogus> maco: It seems my install disc isn't complete. I guess nicking one off a friend wasn't a good idea.
[01:45] <harby> hi, i have a small problem with flash in my ubuntu
[01:45] <bilbogus> maco: Thanks for all your help.
[01:45] <Cynary> connect irc.freenode.net
[01:45] <harby> i cant see youtube videos
[01:45] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: i have f11067fbb.txt and the other one i had k10temp.c those are the two your referring to?
[01:45] <harby> i see the flash player but the video stucks
[01:45] <harby> any help ?
[01:46] <Anstice> Heather: Where were the controls situated?
[01:46] <itai_michaelson> guys where are VLC binary files, i want to open something with VLC
[01:46] <Bluey> heather - nope no brightness control in my version of totem 2.26.1
[01:46] <Heather> Anstice: Supposed to be in Preferences - Display
[01:46] <Heather> Bluey: Maybe they removed them, in which case, I'm going to be angry
[01:46] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, http://pastebin.com/f6d3285c7 <-- copy the contents of this paste and save it as Makefile
[01:46] <Appetite> no
[01:46] <zopiac> Heather: well, actually it normalized the music 'down', so they are now even quieter :( used vorbisgain (since the files are oggs)
[01:47] <bilbogus> harby: Good streaming video playback has been a problem in Linux for a long time.
[01:47] <Anstice> Heather: Under where it says Visual Effects?
[01:47] <fonzi> hello guys
[01:47] <Bluey> Heather -- the removed a bunch of crap in amarok 2.X so I flopped back to 1.4  (like the equaliser)
[01:47] <Heather> zopiac: I told you, you'd need to manually increase the volume
[01:47] <zopiac> oh
[01:47] <zopiac> as in singularly?
[01:47] <Heather> Anstice: That's where it's supposed to be
[01:48] <jeffrey1> bilbogus, I downloaded wine, what do i do now?!
[01:48] <harby> bilbogus: the problem still exists?
[01:48] <Heather> So it looks like my only option right now is to increase the brightness for my whole desktop
[01:48] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: k i saved the other one too, what should i name that one?
[01:48] <Bluey> Heather- yeah that seems to be the case --
[01:48] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, save the other as k10temp.c
[01:48] <zopiac> Heather: as in singularly change them each??
[01:48] <bilbogus> jeffery1: Open it up, and read the help files, they'll show you how to make it work.
[01:48] <m0r0n> Anyone get Listen working?
[01:48] <bilbogus> harby: Yep.
[01:48] <bilbogus> :)
[01:48] <jeffrey1> Alright, thanks! I appreciate the help!!
[01:49] <bilbogus> jeffery1: Sure thing!
[01:49] <hanasaki> where does the PDF go and what filename for the PDF printer installed with jaunty?
[01:49] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: so replace it with the first one i had? i already had the k10temp.c from that site before
[01:50] <Heather> zopiac: No.
[01:50] <b33m4n> any back track users ?
[01:50] <Dr_Willis> b33m4n:  backtrack is not 'ubuntu'
[01:50] <b33m4n> back track 4 is
[01:50] <Dr_Willis> b33m4n:  its not 'ubuntu' it has its own support channel
[01:51] <illikawn> please dont stop making ubuntu :D
[01:51] <Major_Quacks> Its based on, not is
[01:51] <Dr_Willis> being 'based on ubuntu' does not make it 'ubuntu'
[01:51] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, There is no change to the k10temp.c so you can use the original one if you wish
[01:51] <fonzi> i think it's the right place to ask for help with ubuntu and my laptop, may anybody help me?
[01:51] <b33m4n> ok well it is based on ubuntu now they done away with slack
[01:51] <JohnRove> I keep getting an error with libaudio2 whenever i run package manager, anyone help?
[01:51] <harby> bilbogus: and what you do? you just dont see videos in youtube?
[01:52] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: k i got em both inside the k10temp_module directory i created in home
[01:52] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, Ok now have you got those two in the folder?
[01:52] <illikawn> 'ubuntu`
[01:52] <bilbogus> harby: The whole thing is just jittery and slow, even with all sorts of extra packages.
[01:52] <MaGicMaX> mech yep
[01:52] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: yep
[01:52] <mpontillo> hanasaki: by default, it's in your home folder, with whatever name you specify in the "Print..." dialog
[01:52] <hanasaki> how can I print to PDF and set the filename for output and directory
[01:52] <harby> bilbogus: i cant even see the video
[01:52] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, No worries, now you need to make sure you have build-essentilal and kernel-headers installed
[01:52] <harby> and some flash headers
[01:53] <hanasaki> mpontillo:  you mean "~"?
[01:53] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, sudo apt-get install build-essential
[01:53] <harby> i think that my ubuntu has problems with flash
[01:53] <mpontillo> hanasaki: yes, for me there is a "name" and "save in folder" option when I select "Print to File". (for example, when I try to print in Firefox)
[01:53] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: done
[01:53] <bilbogus> harby: There are some firefox addons that'll fix that, just do a quick search.
[01:53] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:  ~ is a 'shortcut' for /home/username
[01:54] <mpontillo> (I was only using the term "home folder" since that is what it's called in the gnome "places" menu)
[01:54] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, now the kernel headers is a little more tricky, you need to run uname -r
[01:54] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, that will give you the running kernel version
[01:54] <zopiac> how do i amplify multiple music files (oggs) at once?
[01:55] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, then you just do a sudo apt-get install kernel-headers-"results from uname -r"
[01:55] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: 2.6.28-15-generic
[01:55] <luist> can anyone help me configure my wireless? its turned on but its not being detected
[01:55] <Cynary> Anyone here uses and is technically experienced with quake4 on linux?
[01:55] <icarus> no matter what I try I can not get DVDs to function
[01:55] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, then you just do a sudo apt-get install kernel-headers-2.6.28-15-generic
[01:56] <illikawn> Cynary what about it?
[01:56] <Cynary> I installed it today, and it isn't working at all :S
[01:56] <illikawn> quake is lovely
[01:56] <Cynary> The demo works perfectly.
[01:56] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: E: Couldn't find package kernel-headers-2.6.28-15-generic
[01:56] <Cynary> The problem is that when it's lading the initial menu it goes into a black screen and it freezes there
[01:56] <boss_mc> MaGicMaX: if you install linux-headers, that will pull in the correct headers for your current kernel (and any later ones for rebuilding your modules/drivers/etc)
[01:56] <illikawn> Cynary maybe im not adept but I do play it, my only problem was sound
[01:57] <hanasaki> the firefox print to file and type of PDF works.. there is a printer setup in the system that prints to cups:... for a pdf .. this is different and available to all of the linux system.. where does this file print?
[01:57] <illikawn> Cynary sorry gtg
[01:57] <Cynary> ok
[01:57] <bzaks1424> is there a reason that the latest CUPS (v 1.3.9) on ubuntu 9.0.4 does not have HP PHotosmart D7200 listed?
[01:57] <paissad-hp> hanasaki, look for ~/PDF
[01:58] <hanasaki> find: `PDF': No such file or directory
[01:58] <zopiac> Cynary: downloading it right now to try it out :)
[01:58] <icarus> no matter what i try i can not get dvds to function can someone point me in the right direction?
[01:58] <fonzi> does anybody knows why ubuntu 9.04 (to say the truth X) freezes random?
[01:58] <Cynary> ok thanks zopiac
[01:58] <hanasaki> paissad-hp: ?
[01:58] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, try sudo apt-get install kernel-headers
[01:58] <burntresistor> im trying to configure wine 32bit on my amd64   and im getting this error  about 32-bit development libraries
[01:58] <fonzi> is it a know iussue?
[01:58] <zopiac> Cynary: did you use a .run file? if so, how did you install it?
[01:59] <imran> WTF iPod corrected there to Terence?!?
[01:59] <paissad-hp> hanasaki, when i use cups-pdf, the pdf file is created and stored into /home/user/PDF
[01:59] <Cynary> You do have the original DVD, right?
[01:59] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: http://paste.ubuntu.com/262247/
[01:59] <imran> Wrong chat sry
[01:59] <Cynary> I used the run file
[01:59] <boss_mc> MaGicMaX: install linux-headers
[01:59] <Cynary> you execute it, install it (the installation is fast and pretty straight forward)
[02:00] <hanasaki> paissad-hp:  there was a gnome popup notification that it "failed" hjow can I check the Queue?
[02:00] <Cynary> but to play, you need to have some files that are on the quake4 DVD/CDs
[02:00] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, Sorry mate, I got it wrong... it should be linux-headers
[02:00] <MaGicMaX> boss_mc: http://paste.ubuntu.com/262247/
[02:00] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, then you just do a sudo apt-get install linux-headers-2.6.28-15-generic
[02:00] <boss_mc> MaGicMaX: as I said, that will automatically install the correct headers package
[02:00] <zopiac> Cynary: ok, but did you sudo run it or just run
[02:00] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: http://paste.ubuntu.com/262248/
[02:00] <Cynary> zopiac: I used sudo so I could put symlinks in the /usr/bin directory
[02:01] <Cynary> zopiac: but if you don't care about symlinks there, you can do it without sudo
[02:01] <Cynary> zopiac: just don't run it immeadiatly after the install (there's an option at the end). I read that some people were having problems with that, because of permissions, not sure why.
[02:01] <boss_mc> MaGicMaX: that used to work I'm sure, try linux-headers-`uname -r`
[02:01] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: i think it worked http://paste.ubuntu.com/262249/
[02:02] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, ok now go to your k10temp_module directory and open the Makefile with text editor
[02:03] <itai_michaelson> hi, can anyone tell me where is the directory for VLC? , i would like to start a stream with VLC
[02:03] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, make sure that there are TAB spaces before all: and clean:
[02:03] <MaGicMaX> boss_mc: `uname -r`?
[02:03] <drygrain> wtf
[02:04] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: this is what it shows http://paste.ubuntu.com/262251/
[02:04] <drygrain> why cant i edit /etc/hosts
[02:04] <ring0> itai_michaelson: /usr/bin/vlc
[02:04] <Cynary> zopiac: Just one question: which version of ubuntu are you using? and what graphics drivers? I'm currently using 9.04 jaunty with the latest beta drivers from nvidia (190.18).
[02:05] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: you want me to put a TAB before "all:" and "clean:" ?
[02:05] <zopiac> Cynary: if im not mistaken i am running 9.04 with 180 drivers
[02:05] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, http://paste.ubuntu.com/262252/
[02:05] <itai_michaelson> ring0, thanks
[02:05] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, no.... just before each make, sorry I am feeling a little fuzzy today :(
[02:06] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: like this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/262254/
[02:06] <Alpha> hi
[02:06] <ring0> itai_michaelson: which <applicationname> is quite useful
[02:07] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, it only needs 1 tab space, otherwise the makefile will fail. delete all space before make and then hit TAB
[02:07] <itai_michaelson> ring0, great, thanks
[02:08] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: ok like this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/262255/
[02:08] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, yep
[02:09] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, open up a terminal and cd to k10temp_module directory
[02:09] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: i thought u wanted ANOTHER tab in there lol
[02:09] <Alpha>  Ubuntu keeps saying i dont have any free disk space even though Gparted says i have 7ish gigs left. Any tips? (plus, i installed from my hard drive if that changes anything)
[02:09] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: done
[02:09] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, sorry, I am a little sick today and my brain isn't functioning correctly
[02:09] <harry> transferring data from games.yahoo.com what is up with that?
[02:10] <Guest36562> I cant play yahoo games
[02:10] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, now type make and paste the result
[02:10] <Guest36562> formerly harry
[02:10] <zopiac> Cynary: this install quide talks about making directories for the files, did you do this? http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/49600
[02:10] <Bubs|PermaAfk> Hello
[02:10] <Bubs|PermaAfk> can anyone help me out?
[02:11] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: here http://paste.ubuntu.com/262259/
[02:11] <rodrigo> zopiac: when you finnish installing tell me if you experience any issues. thanks
[02:11] <Bubs|PermaAfk> can anyone tell me how to mount W95 Ext'd (LBA)?
[02:11] <Chun1> Hi - is there any way to have ubuntu prompt for a password when I don't have permission to do something - like delete a file outside of ~ instead of just telling me it can't be done?
[02:12] <zopiac> Cynary: did you get my last message?
[02:12] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, now the exciting bit... sudo insmod k10temp.ko
[02:12] <zopiac> with the link
[02:12] <Guest36562> Can someone tell me what I am missing... I want to play yahoo chess but all I get is a blank window that says    Transferring data from games.yahoo.com...    and nothing happens.. I cant use it     what am I missing??
[02:12] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, that should insert the module into the running kernel
[02:12] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: done, no error
[02:12] <Cynary> zopiac: no, xchat crashed for some reason, and I lost some messages
[02:12] <zopiac> Cynary: this install quide talks about making directories for the files, did you do this? http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/49600
[02:13] <Holyjoely> Chun1: Open the terminal and type gksudo nautilus
[02:13] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, now cat /proc/modules | grep k10temp
[02:13] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, does the module come up?
[02:14] <Chun1> Holyjoely: I know how to do stuff as root - I would just prefer to be prompted for a password, I'd rather not have to open a terminal every time, or always use nautilus as root
[02:14] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: this line comes up "k10temp 10880 0 - Live 0xf7e15000"
[02:14] <Holyjoely> Chun1: Well, I have never thought of doing that but I'm sure there is a way
[02:14] <Cynary> zopiac: I followed the guide from id software ... they say we can either copy the files before or after you install quake ... I tried both ways, didn't work.
[02:14] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, WOOHOO it is inserted and running!!!
[02:15] <zopiac> hm
[02:15] <zopiac> Cynary: as in doing both ways gives you the error you are experiencing now>
[02:15] <mizery> I installed Kubuntu Jaunty on a system and after using KDE Desktop Sharing, two "Invitation - Desktop Sharing" windows appear on startup.  I'm not sure how to remove entries so it doesn't appear on startup.  Anyone have any suggestion?
[02:15] <FAJ> Hi I am trying to update a package from a .deb from the repoes, but every time I install it, and then look at the version, the old version is shown, even though I removed the old version... How can I install the new version?
[02:15] <Cynary> zopiac: Ya. I don't even get to the menu where you can change settings, etc. it freezes almost immediatly
[02:16] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: i see a "temp1" active in the applet now :)
[02:16] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: i have a quad core though, should there be one for each core? or..
[02:16] <Chun1> Another question: is there any way to save the machine state (like hibernate) - so it restores next time I boot into ubuntu - in the meantime letting me boot into windows etc
[02:16] <Holyjoely> Chun1: The only thing I can recommend right now is to make a post on the forums or see if there is anyone else around that may be able to help you. I usually use the terminal for things that require root access anyway so I never ran into this problem.
[02:16] <myk_robinson> I am connecting to an OpenVPN server using NetworkManager, and it works fine, I am able to see the remote network shares. However, while connected, I am unable to browse the internet. Help??
[02:16] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, I think the temp should show up on each core
[02:16] <Cynary> zopiac: however, on the id website, they said the installer alters all the game*.pk4 files ... and there's one in the DVD/CDs, so I'm not sure if we should use the file from the DVD or not (I assume it's the one from the DVD, and although right now I don't remember the exact result of using the one from the installer, I believe it didn't word)
[02:16] <Cynary> *work
[02:17] <Chun1> Holyjoely: yeah, I will do, thanks. I use the terminal most of the time too, just a timesaver I'd like to see really
[02:17] <FAJ> Chun1: there is an option to remember running programs in administration...
[02:17] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: huh? so there all combined into one?
[02:17] <Guest36562> Can someone tell me what software I may be missing??  I want to play yahoo chess and after logging on, I get the smaller rooms window with a grey advertising bar with a grey arrow in a circle, a white window and the bottom infor bar saying   transferring data from games.yahoo.com...      and thats all that happens for the longest now..
[02:17] <Sarfaraz> hello i need help just installed Ubuntu trying to use BitTorrent Client Transmition but it's working too Slow My connection Speed is 1 MB and my torrent dowloading speed is nothing not working
[02:17] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: this is what i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/262261/
[02:17] <zopiac> Cynary: but have you tried both?
[02:17] <Holyjoely> Chun1: Yeah, perhaps you should suggest it, perhaps it would be added to Karmic. I can see a lot of people that will want something like this too, and it would be a benefit for most people.
[02:18] <Cynary> zopiac: yes, I have
[02:18] <zopiac> k
[02:18] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, what does the rest of sensors output?
[02:18] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: thats the entire output of "sensors" there
[02:19] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: should i try a restart?
[02:19] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, you might need to set up sensors again
[02:19] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: sensors-detect ?
[02:19] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, if you restart the module will not reload at the present time
[02:20] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, yep, sensors-detect
[02:20] <Cynary> zopiac: For me, the game crashes right before the instro videos, could it be perhaps because of them? If so, is there anyway to disable them, so I can test it?
[02:20] <woobuntu> hi
[02:20] <woobuntu> hi
[02:20] <woobuntu> bye
[02:20] <woobuntu> bye
[02:20] <LoCoBoi187> i instilled and then uninstalled ultimate theme pack and now i have a black cursor
[02:20] <LoCoBoi187> how do i change the cursor back to ubuntu default?
[02:21] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: i get the same thing as before :( http://paste.ubuntu.com/262262/
[02:22] <Guest36562> Can someone tell me what software I may be missing??  I want to play yahoo chess and after logging on, I get the smaller rooms window with a grey advertising bar with a grey arrow in a circle, a white window and the bottom infor bar saying   transferring data from games.yahoo.com...      and thats all that happens for the longest now..
[02:22] <LoCoBoi187> is anyone bloody here
[02:23] <RHorse> Guest36562 link?
[02:23] <Guest36562> there is no link
[02:23] <Sarfaraz> hello i need help just installed Ubuntu trying to use BitTorrent Client Transmition but it's working too Slow My connection Speed is 1 MB and my torrent dowloading speed is nothing not working
[02:23] <Guest36562> its yahoo games
[02:24] <celthunder> Guest36562, java
[02:24] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, looks like you only get an overall temp of all cores
[02:24] <Guest36562> I downloaded it earlier today
[02:24] <zopiac> Cynary: sorry, was AFK for a while. well, if you can find the videos, you might be able to move them somewhere else and/or replace them with blank files with the same names? it works for some games
[02:24] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, if you want the module we just built to load on startup we have to install it
[02:24] <amites> Is there any way to force installation of a 32 bit package on a 64 bit ubuntu install? This is for a server so need to do it through console
[02:25] <hozomean> LoCoBoi187: system -> appearance -> customize theme -> pointers
[02:25] <Guest36562> I downloaded Open Jdk Runtime earlier
[02:25] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: k lets do it :)
[02:26] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: how do i know that temp is not my mobo temps though?
[02:26] <HowardTheDuck> hey all
[02:27] <LoCoBoi187> hozomean: it seems that my cursors have been deleted how do i change them?
[02:27] <jeffrey1> Hi! Can I use MS Office and MS Frontpage in Ubunutu, and also , what Linux program is most like frontpage in that you can build a website in a Word like setting (using tables, pictures and all that) and that the programmes translates it to html, and where the programme itself has a ftwp publisher
[02:27] <jeffrey1> *ftp
[02:27] <thowland> amites: dpkg -i --force-architecture something.deb
[02:28] <Guest36562> Anyone else have a idea for me to checkout    I downloaded OpenJDKruntime earlier and still nothingCan someone tell me what software I may be missing??  I want to play yahoo chess and after logging on, I get the smaller rooms window with a grey advertising bar with a grey arrow in a circle, a white window and the bottom infor bar saying   transferring data from games.yahoo.com...      and thats all that happens for the longest now
[02:28] <Guest36562> ..
[02:28] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, ok, run this script --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/262264/
[02:28] <thowland> amites: also google for getlibs, it can help you resolve dependencies
[02:28] <amites> thowland: thank you
[02:28] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: how?
[02:28] <thowland> amites: just be careful, it can lead to ... issues... especially if this is your production box
[02:28] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, that will be your processor temp. I don't know if they wrote it to take temps of all cores or just an overall temp of the processor
[02:29] <amites> thowland: to late =)
[02:29] <RHorse> jeffrey1 try linuxappfinder.com
[02:29] <amites> thowland: having trouble with python-mysqldb
[02:29] <Sarfaraz> Hello there any one tell me plz how to fix Transmition
[02:29] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, copy and paste it into a file called install.sh in your k10temp_module directory
[02:29] <amites> keep getting wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32
[02:29] <mostafa_> hello there can anyone help me plz I don't have CDRom worked when I want to come to ubuntu after I press enter at grub screen it shows me 3 errors and when I am in ubuntu my CDRom doesn't work
[02:29] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, then run sudo sh install.sh
[02:30] <linux> Safaraz: what problems are you receiving with transmission?
[02:30] <thowland> amites might be a mismatch between your mysql client library and python
[02:30] <I-hop> is there anyway to change the color of the terminal?
[02:30] <LoCoBoi187> somebody please help me my human theme is curropt
[02:30] <Sarfaraz> Linux: just installed Ubuntu trying to use BitTorrent Client Transmition but it's working too Slow My connection Speed is 1 MB and my torrent dowloading speed is nothing not working
[02:30] <amites> thowland: pretty sure that's the issue, just a matter of getting it to match
[02:31] <|Slacker|> hello...
[02:31] <linux> Sarfaraz: have you tried a heavily seeded torrent, such as the ubuntu torrent?
[02:31] <|Slacker|> i'm using netbook remix and it's not mounting my cell phone
[02:31] <Sarfaraz> Linux : yes i tried
[02:31] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: done
[02:31] <LoCoBoi187> somebody please help me my human theme is curropt, how do i fix it
[02:31] <Sarfaraz> Linux : seeds are almost 2000
[02:32] <linux> Sarfaraz: are you behind a router, or a restrictive ISP, or firewall?
[02:32] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, now do a cat /etc/modules | grep k10temp
[02:32] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, see if it turns up in there
[02:32] <Sarfaraz> Linux : yes i am behind a Router im using WIMAX
[02:33] <hozomean> LoCoBoi187: try going into synaptic and searching for ubuntu-artwork... right click and select "mark for reinstallation"
[02:33] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: nothing returned
[02:33] <linux> Sarfaraz: have you tried opening UPNP on your WIMAX router?
[02:33] <Cynary> zopiac: the problem is I don't know where the videos might be; my best guess is on q4base, but I don't know which file. I tried looking on the web, but found nothing. If it helps, the last message on the console is : Async thread started
[02:33] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: btw, is there a short command to input your last command?
[02:33] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, now do a cat /etc/modules
[02:33] <Sarfaraz> Linux : oh well... let me check :/
[02:34] <zopiac> Cynary:  i think i found something out from that last post :)
[02:34] <Guest36562> Starring endlessly waiting for some kind knowledgeable person in the Ubuntu help page to assist him....    Can someone tell me what software I may be missing??  I want to play yahoo chess and after logging on, I get the smaller rooms window with a grey advertising bar with a grey arrow in a circle, a white window and the bottom infor bar saying   transferring data from games.yahoo.com...      and thats all that happens for the lon
[02:34] <Guest36562> gest now..
[02:34] <dErFz> when i set 'xset mouse 0 0' how can i keep that setting everytime i restart?
[02:34] <LoCoBoi187> somebody please help me my human theme is curropt
[02:34] <RHorse> dErFz put it in your start up file
[02:34] <Cynary> zopiac: what did you find?
[02:34] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, not really, we just piped the output of cat /etc/modules through grep
[02:35] <Sarfaraz> Linux : ahhh...Upnp Was Uncheckd ..i jst chkd it
[02:35] <zopiac> Cynary: async may be audio sync, for syncing the audio to the video (or higher-quality play) and may be a video option (check the demo?) anyways, trying to load this might be crashing it
[02:35] <linux> Sarfaraz: try again and if that doesn't help your speeds i'll be here for a while longer to help think of things to fix
[02:35] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: ok this is the result http://paste.ubuntu.com/262267/
[02:36] <Cynary> zopiac: The strange thing is: the demo works flawlessly without problems in those videos :/
[02:36] <Sarfaraz> Linux :  many thanks dude ...
[02:36] <zopiac> Cynary: then perhaps the audio sync wasnt implemented for the demo, or maybe im wrong
[02:36] <linux> Guest36562: have you tried multiple browsers?
[02:36] <Cynary> zopiac: I'll try searching on the web, thanks
[02:37] <Guest36562> I only have firefox on this rather newer install of Ubuntu
[02:37] <dragon> When i do `ls | less`, it loses the color. Is there a way of telling `less` not to remove the text color?
[02:37] <leaf-sheep> Hello everybody. I messed up my cryptsetup (and lvm) boot process involving fstab and crypttab (and kernels?). I hope that somebody here experienced with grubs and crypttab and such would be kindly and assist me with my issue. I kept trying many things but I get same end-result. :<
[02:37] <linux> anyknow know of any modprobe bugs in ubuntu 9.04 (CD from mail and download both seg fault) using compaq e500
[02:37] <zopiac> in any case, Cynary, iirc, the settings files for the quake engines are stored in .conf files (probably in a .folder in your home folder) and there should be an option for async in there. however, again, iirc, the quake configuration files re hard tp decipher, but you might be able to look online for help on that
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> Guest36562:  if it uses flash  - you may need to install flash. I normally install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' to get flash and java going.
[02:38] <linux> Guest36562: try http://www.seamonkey-project.org (mozilla alternate browser to firefox)
[02:38] <zopiac> Cynary: or at least all this is true for the open source Q2 engine used for various games, it might have changed, but i doubt it
[02:38] <leaf-sheep> dragon: white is a color, you know.
[02:38] <zopiac> or Q3
[02:39] <Guest36562> Dr_Willis I saw something that said I couldn't install them.. How do I install the extras
[02:39] <Cynary> zopiac: Yes, the quake4 files are in .quake4 ... you gave-me an idea now, I'll try copying the config files from the demo to the actual game.
[02:39] <ozzloy> when i play vids on youtube, firefox locks up.  i've uninstalled and reinstalled the adobe flash plugin.  not sure what to do.  any suggestions?  amd64 ubuntu 9.04
[02:39] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, http://paste.ubuntu.com/262268/
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> Guest36562:  i install them all the time.. perhaps tell the channel the exact eerror message.
[02:39] <linux> Guest36562: also try http://www.adobe.com to download flash (yahoo uses lots of flash content)
[02:39] <dragon> leaf-sheep: Depends on how much physics you've studied. Was my question unclear?
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> Its better to use the repos to install flash and java. from what ive seen.
[02:39] <Guest36562> I have installed the opensourwe flash\
[02:40] <linux> Guest36562: opensource flash is still in alpha
[02:40] <zopiac> Cynary: however if the game doesnt crash in the demo, pehaps it doesnt have async, and therefore maybe it doesnt have the same setup of the .conf files and not work, but its certainly worth a shot
[02:40] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: k how do i edit that though, wheres the file?
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> Guest36562:  thats not the flash you wanted i imagine.
[02:40] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, edit it with sudo gedit /etc/modules
[02:41] <Guest36562> I have macromedia flash plugin    GStreamer ffmpeg video plugin   Swfdec Flash player and VLC media player
[02:41] <linux> anyknow know of any modprobe bugs in ubuntu 9.04 (CD from mail and download both seg fault) using compaq e500
[02:41] <Walker_> How to I add Ubuntu to the Fedora boot loader?
[02:41] <Cynary> zopiac: This time it froze earlier xD, so it wasn't a solution, I'll try something I found online about changing the libraries used by the game to the system ones.
[02:41] <linux> Guest36562: uninstall swfdec flash player, and try adobe flash player reinstall
[02:41] <RHorse> Guest36562 uninstall that flash and put the v10 Adobe .so in your plugin dir's for firefox.
[02:41] <Walker_> Ubuntu was my primary/sole OS, then I decided to partition 50 GB and install Fedora 11, and their boot loader only shows Fedora.
[02:41] <leaf-sheep> dragon: Your question was clear.  I looked it up. No you can't have colors as it seems.  Since you outpipe the content of ls (ls itself offer color) to less, only the content, not the cosmetics.
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> Walker_:  edit the  proper /boot/grub/menu.lst and add the proper information there.
[02:42] <Walker_> Ok
[02:42] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, you are doing very well for a newbie, you have just compiled and installed a kernel module, something I didn't do until a couple of years ago and I have been playing with Linux for 10 years :)
[02:42] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: ok, before i save it, this is what it should look like? http://paste.ubuntu.com/262269/
[02:42] <linux> RHorse: like minds think alike lol
[02:42] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, correct mate
[02:42] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: ya, well.. im being told what to do so i cant take all the credit :P
[02:43] <mostafa_> hello there can anyone help me plz I don't have CDRom worked when I want to come to ubuntu after I press enter at grub screen it shows me 3 errors and when I am in ubuntu my CDRom doesn't work
[02:43] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, now reboot and see what happens
[02:43] <RHorse> linux, ;)
[02:43] <fukui> Howdy. I'm trying to get xrandr and xorg to recognize VGA dmps. xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1548771
[02:43] <linux> mostafa_: does your motherboard support USB booting?
[02:43] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: brb
[02:43] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, after you reboot come back here and we will check to make sure the module is running
[02:43] <Sarfaraz> Linux :  any idea about Vuze i installed but when i click on it its not opening
[02:44] <linux> Sarfaraz: go to terminal, cd to the directory installed (from website is more updated than repositories), and try ./vuze or java -jar vuze*
[02:44] <Guest36562> I dont know what this means other than it is not supported for my box    Adobe Flash Plugin 10 cannot be installed on your computer type (amd64). Either the application requires special hardware features or the vendor decided to not support your computer type.
[02:44] <Guest36562> Adobe Flash Plugin 10 is available in the third party software channel 'jaunty-partner'. To install it, please click on the checkbox to activate the software channel.
[02:44] <Guest36562> Canonical does not provide updates for Adobe Flash Plugin 10. Some updates may be provided by the third party vendor.
[02:44] <FloodBot3> Guest36562: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:44] <Sarfaraz> Actually i am new for linux just want to move from windwos
[02:44] <Guest36562> Sorry
[02:44] <leaf-sheep> Dr_Willis: Expert in grub, cryptsetup, initramfs, kernel? ^.^
[02:45] <RHorse> Guest36562 do it from th Adobe site and save yourself some heartache. ;)
[02:45] <mostafa_> linux: I don't know it but I have bought a vaio laptop for about 2 monthes this is the model "VGN-FW390J"
[02:45] <mostafa_> linux: how could I know that?
[02:45] <Walker_> Okay, so I set the permissions, etc. and opened menu.lst
[02:45] <linux> mostafa_: if the computer is >2005, it supports USB booting
[02:45] <Walker_> How do I go about adding Ubuntu to the list?
[02:46] <c1rcuit> can someone help me with a dual boot. i am trying to install upon /dev/sda7. that partition recently had fedora on it. how do i select it properly in the partition manager?
[02:46] <Walker_> the first line for Fedora in menu.list is "title Fedora (2.6.29.4-167.fc11.i586)"
[02:46] <mostafa_> linux: yeah it is for 2008 I think or better to say 2009
[02:46] <p34ce> hey im new to linux and im running ubuntu on me laptop but the mouse pad dosnt work it just goes crazy is there any way to fix this?
[02:46] <Guest36562> RHorse  Error: Wrong architecture 'i386
[02:46] <Walker_> Wait...
[02:46] <linux> mostafa_: on another computer, boot ubuntu from the CD and insert the usb flash drive in the computer, and system -> admin -> install ubuntu on usb, then take the usb flash and put in the new computer and boot to ubuntu
[02:46] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: k well it still shows the temp1 in my applet :)
[02:46] <fukui> Howdy. I'm trying to get xrandr and xorg to recognize VGA dpms. xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1548771 My eyes are toasted from 50hz refresh rates. :P
[02:47] <RHorse> p34ce check out gsynaptics app (in repos, I believe)
[02:47] <p34ce> k
[02:47] <Guest36562> I am using Firefox   This package officially supports the following browsers:
[02:47] <Guest36562> Firefox 2.x, Firefox 3.x, SeaMonkey 1.11
[02:47] <arooni-mobile> i want to indicate each minute passing on my laptop so i do not become distracted at work.  is there a way to have the menubar flash after each minute?  or to have something else happen visually (but not distracting wise) to remind me time is passing?
[02:47] <linux> Guest36562: did you go to adobe.com and find the x64 version of flash 10?
[02:47] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, ok now lsmod | grep k10temp
[02:47] <c1rcuit> can anyone help me?
[02:47] <Walker_> How do I find the name of the partition Ubuntu is installed on?
[02:48] <Guest36562> Dont see a x64 version
[02:48] <RHorse> Guest36562 go to the Adobe and dl the .gz file for Ubuntu.
[02:48] <mostafa_> linux: you think I can't boot to ubuntu?
[02:48] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: returned "k10temp                10880  0"
[02:48] <prince_jammys> Walker_: type 'mount' and see where '/' is mounted.
[02:48] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, it is installed and running
[02:48] <linux> mostafa_: you should be able to boot from a usb flash drive, do you have access to another computer to install ubuntu on your flash drive?
[02:48] <mostafa_> linux: I can boot but I don't have DVDRom support and it doesn't work for me
[02:48] <leaf-sheep> arooni-mobile: Write a script for that one. :P
[02:48] <Guest36562> I have it but dont know what to do with it
[02:49] <Walker_> Okay, I see a ton of information
[02:49] <mostafa_> linux: yeah I have
[02:49] <prince_jammys> Walker_: look at what device is mounted on '/
[02:49] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: great, now what if a new and official version comes out latter and i want that instead? do i just do sensors-detect and it should install the new one over this one?
[02:49] <Guest36562> RHorse  I downloaded it but dont know how to install it
[02:49] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, well done, you have successfully compiled, installed and running your first kernel module
[02:49] <mostafa_> linux: you mean I boot with a live CD?
[02:49] <linux> !usb | mostafa_
[02:49] <RHorse> Guest36562 have you uninstalled the oss flash?
[02:49] <WebcamWonder> Question: virtualbox vs qemu?
[02:49] <Walker_> "/dev/sda3"
[02:49] <p34ce> Rhorse were abouts is it ?
[02:49] <Walker_> Is that right?
[02:50] <prince_jammys> Walker_: there you go.
[02:50] <Guest36562> I uninstalled the one you said to
[02:50] <Walker_> Hm, I guess I know something about Linux.
[02:50] <Walker_> :p
[02:50] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: also, can i delete that directory i made? if not, can i move it?
[02:50] <Walker_> Okay, so now that I've found that... what do I do?
[02:50] <fukui> Howdy. I'm trying to get xrandr and xorg to recognize VGA dpms. xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1548771 My eyes are toasted from 50hz refresh rates. :P
[02:50] <prince_jammys> Walker_: /dev/sda3 on / type ext3 ... is what you would see.
[02:50] <RHorse> p34ce isn't it in the software repository?
[02:50] <Walker_> "/dev/sda3 on /boot type ext3"
[02:51] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, if you want to get rid of k10temp, just delete the ko file from /lib/modules and remove the line we put in to /etc/modules and then run depmod -a again
[02:51] <Guest36562> RHorse  Yes I uninstalled the Swfdec Flash Pleyer
[02:51] <prince_jammys> Walker_: ah, you made a partition for /boot
[02:51] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, you can completely remove the directory where we made it
[02:51] <Walker_> I did?
[02:51] <linux> !flash | Guest36562
[02:51] <mostafa_> linux: I should do this way 1: put ubuntu CD into the PC drive not laptop and boot it 2:make a usb . am I right?
[02:51] <prince_jammys> Walker_: somebody/thing did.
[02:52] <Walker_> Hm... what does it mean?
[02:52] <Walker_> Am I any closer to getting Ubuntu back onto the boot list? :(
[02:52] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: if a latter official version comes out latter do i need to worry about removing this one first, manually, or will it just put the new one on top of it magically :P
[02:52] <linux> mostafa_: you are correct, then on the PC, go to system -> admin -> usb startup
[02:52] <RHorse> Guest36562 now what dir is the .gz file in?
[02:52] <linux> mostafa_: and you can try the above URLs which i gave above
[02:53] <linux> !usb | mostafa_
[02:53] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, when the temp is officially supported you will need to remove this module as the official one may have a different name
[02:53] <Walker_> Hello?
[02:53] <Guest36562> I went to the hyperlink and clicked install flash but it says it is already installed
[02:53] <fukui> Howdy. I'm trying to get xrandr and xorg to recognize VGA dpms. xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1548771 My eyes are toasted from 50hz refresh rates. :P
[02:53] <Guest36562> RHorse  libflashplayer.so  is in the   / dir
[02:54] <mostafa_> linux: let me check bro thanx I inform you as soon as I've done that
[02:54] <linux> Guest36562: try uninstalling using synaptic or applications -> add/remove and then retry URL
[02:54] <Guest36562> k
[02:54] <linux> mostafa_: sounds good
[02:54] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: i cant just disable it from showing in my applet settings and enable the other? i have a 1TB HDD im not worried about a little bloat lol
[02:55] <RHorse> Guest36562 it's the latest version off of the Adobe site?
[02:55] <fukui> Howdy. I'm trying to get xrandr and xorg to recognize VGA dpms. xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1548771 My eyes are toasted from 50hz refresh rates. :P
[02:55] <SimSimma> Hey,can some1 tell me which service/program automounts external hard drives in ubuntu?
[02:55] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, what you can do is add it to the black list, but if you are not going to use it again I would just remove it. The reason we remove it is so that in case there is a conflict with the new module versus the one we made
[02:55] <Walker_> Can anyone help me add  Ubuntu to the GRUB bootloader?
[02:56] <linux> Guest36562: make sure it matches your architecture, so if i386 doesn't work, its x64
[02:56] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: if its blacklisted it cant conflict?
[02:57] <fukui> Howdy. I'm trying to get xrandr and xorg to recognize VGA dpms. xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1548771 My eyes are toasted from 50hz refresh rates. :P
[02:58] <linux> !grub | Walker_
[02:59] <Guest36562> I GOT IT !!  THANKS for all your help......
[02:59] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, correct, you need to find the file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf and add the line blacklist k10temp to it
[02:59] <Guest36562> RHorse  THANKS for the help
[02:59] <linux> Guest36562: np
[02:59] <woobuntu> hi
[02:59] <Walker_> linux: I didn't install Windows
[02:59] <woobuntu> HI
[02:59] <Walker_> I had Ubuntu, then I installed Fedora
[02:59] <woobuntu> hello
[03:00] <linux> Walker_: I have had little success, but I know a little about grub, have you looked at the /boot/grub/menu.lst file?
[03:00] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: k that sounds easyer if that will prevent conflicts
[03:00] <Walker_> I'm in it right now
[03:00] <linux> !woobuntu | hi
[03:00] <Walker_> There is only one entry for Ubuntu
[03:00] <woobuntu> i said "HI"
[03:00] <RHorse> Guest36417 glad it's working!
[03:00] <fukui> Howdy. I'm trying to get xrandr and xorg to recognize VGA dpms. xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1548771 My eyes are toasted from 50hz refresh rates. :P
[03:00] <linux> !hi | woobuntu
[03:00] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, yep it will stop the module being loaded
[03:00] <woobuntu> thank you
[03:00] <woobuntu> for my welcomeness
[03:01] <linux> !ask | woobuntu
[03:01] <Walker_> I also did sudo fdisk -l
[03:01] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: well, thanks alot for fixing this for me, i really appreciate it... im off for dinner, be back latter, thanks again
[03:01] <Walker_> But all I got was a bunch of "Linux" entries
[03:01] <woobuntu> GUYS how do i see the users list in this client?
[03:01] <Walker_> Albeit on different partitions... I have no idea which one has Ubuntu or Fedora
[03:01] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, no worries mate, I have learned a lot today as well :) Glad to be of help
[03:01] <Walker_> sda3
[03:01] <Walker_> That's it
[03:01] <woobuntu> x-chat gnome: how do i see the users
[03:02] <woobuntu> the list
[03:02] <peeps> i just reinstalled ubuntu on a new hard drive.  Is there a simple way to migrate my home partition from my old drive to this one?  I'd like to restore all my application configurations
[03:02] <linux> Walker_: this might help: the menu.lst file has (hd0,partition number starting with 0) and root=/dev/hda[partition number starting with 1]
[03:02] <amites> What is the command for zlib?  zlib give me command not found
[03:02] <Gouda> ?
[03:02] <woobuntu> this is boring, people ignore my questions
[03:02] <Seijaku> Someone help me real quick.
[03:02] <woobuntu> BYE
[03:02] <linux> Walker_: then do a "find / -name initrd" then "find / -name vmlinuz" and link those in the next two lines of menu.lst
[03:02] <Walker_> I know
[03:03] <Seijaku> My username on my Ubuntu OS Mini is MidsummerDawn.
[03:03] <amites> I compiled zlib from source and it's not allow me to run it, what I try apt-get zlib1g it tells me it's already installed
[03:03] <Seijaku> I need to change that real quick.
[03:03] <Seijaku> Where do I go?
[03:03] <amites> tried google?
[03:03] <amites> ubuntu change username?
[03:03] <linux> !adduser | amites
[03:04] <th_> woobuntu: click on the number of users under the server panel on the left
[03:04] <Walker_> linux: Do I replace anything in those lines?
[03:04] <Walker_> I have no idea what those do :p
[03:04] <Seijaku> The place where midsummerdawn says in Users and Groups, it's locked.
[03:04] <dayo> how do i get the source code of quota
[03:05] <linux> Walker_: replace the title, kernel with the path of kernel file, initrd with the initrd/initrd.img file loc, then boot after
[03:05] <dayo> and quotatool
[03:05] <Walker_> How do I find those?
[03:06] <linux> Walker: "find / -name vmlinuz" and "find / -name initrd" in terminal (two commands)
[03:06] <josh> How do I find out what version of ubuntu I'm running, it's a fully updated mythbuntu install
[03:06] <linux> josh: lsb_release -a
[03:07] <ascheel> Can someone tell me which package contains /usr/bin/shorten (if anybody here knows?)
[03:07] <mostafa_> linux: this link is enough to do what you said : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[03:07] <mostafa_> ?
[03:08] <linux> mostafa: it should be more detailed than my instructions (mine was an outline)
[03:08] <SimSimma> Hey,can some1 tell me which service/program automounts external hard drives in ubuntu???
[03:08] <WebcamWonder> !find shorten
[03:08] <Andorin> aMSN froze on me. I'm trying to kill it and having zero luck. I don't see a name for it in the process list. How do I kill this program?
[03:09] <mostafa_> linux: K just check this link is enough or not ?
[03:09] <Andorin> I know there's a terminal command for displaying a list of running processes, but it has never done a THING for me.  I have absolutely no idea how to use it.
[03:09] <Gouda> Anyone here familiar with Wine that can help me out?
[03:09] <lstarnes> Andorin: was it ps aux?
[03:09] <Andorin> lstarnes: Actually, it's just ps.
[03:09] <Walker_> linux: I ran both commands, but I got no output
[03:09] <Walker_> :/
[03:09] <imrann> I need help with gparted
[03:09] <SimSimma> what bout top?
[03:09] <imrann> Can anyone help
[03:09] <dihi> Hey guys, if i use gparted to resize a partition (mac os HD, im on a macbook pro), will i lose the data on the partition i resize or not?
[03:10] <linux> Walker_: you need those files before editing the menu.lst, someone else here might know where to get backups
[03:10] <th_> andorin: ps -eff | grep msn
[03:10] <Walker_> Grr
[03:10] <Walker_> Whyyyyy does this have to be so difficult
[03:10] <Walker_> lol
[03:10] <Andorin> th_: Okay, I get a couple lines of output.
[03:11] <linux> mostafa_: that page is terrible, let me find a better tutorial
[03:11] <th_> Andorin: look for the process id (first number)
[03:11] <th_> Andorin: then "kill <PID>"
[03:12] <xiphos_> how do I run a sh command from a launcher?
[03:12] <th_> Andorin: if that doesn't work, kill it dead with a "kill -9 <PID>"
[03:12] <Andorin> th_: That did it. Thank you!
[03:12] <mostafa_> linux: thnx buddy
[03:12] <mostafa_> ;)
[03:16] <linux> mostafa_: are you in fedora now upgrading to ubuntu or in an older version of ubuntu?
[03:16] <kevdog> xiphos_: You mean the command line?
[03:16] <LogicFan> i cannot get any app that is "docked" in the notification area (e.g. pidgin, xchat,) to come to focus while another window or app is in focus.  i have to first minimize everything, then click the app icon in the notification area.  ubuntu 9.04 64bit
[03:17] <josh> WHAT?!?
[03:17] <linux> mostafa_: http://www.ubuntumini.com/2008/10/make-liveusb.html works both in an older version of ubuntu and fedora
[03:17] <linux> josh: lsb_release -a
[03:17] <josh> only 3 codecs included in the w64codecs package!
[03:17] <josh> linux, saw that earlier, thanks.
[03:17] <linux> josh: try typing that in in terminal (applications -> accessories -> terminal)
[03:17] <LogicFan> it doesn't seem to matter whether or not i have the focused window maximized
[03:17] <linux> josh: np
[03:18] <josh> but I followed the instructions for my version to "unlock" the w64codecs" package, and there's only three actual codecs included in the package?!?
[03:18] <mostafa_> linux: I am in 9.04
[03:18] <linux> mostafa_: ok check this URL: http://www.ubuntumini.com/2008/10/make-liveusb.html
[03:19] <linux> mostafa_: that screenshot is worth a thousand words
[03:19] <mostafa_> linux: thnx bro I check it out now
[03:20] <jhouse> Are there any special considerations for getting DSL working with ubuntu?  In the past, when I had DSL, I had to install special software with windows.
[03:21] <Seijaku> None of you are helping.
[03:21] <Gouda> Jhouse: What type of DSL do you have? Are you always on or PPPoE
[03:21] <Seijaku> I just need to change my username.
[03:21] <linux> jhouse: are you refering to ATT?
[03:21] <jhouse> Gouda, linux, it'd be with Verizon
[03:21] <linux> jhouse: ATT requires a windows computer to register DSL, then after that, linux works fine, don't know about Verizon (most software is optional for DSl working though on Windows)
[03:21] <mostafa_> linux: no difference between ubuntu DVD or CD yep?
[03:21] <Gouda> Jhouse: It depends on how the DSL is setup. I work for a DSL company.
[03:22] <linux> mostafa_: i would recommend CD if you have a popular network card, if not DVD
[03:22] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[03:22] <th_> Seijaku: easiest thing to do is to set up a new account with the new user name
[03:22] <josh> Seijaku, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu+change+username&l=1
[03:22] <Gouda> Jhouse: If your mode is configured to authenticate for you, you shouldn't have any issues but if you have to dial in you might have to setup something
[03:22] <Gouda> mode=modem
[03:23] <zebaztian> what was gnome's dolphin?
[03:23] <linux> !dolphin | zebaztian
[03:24] <zebaztian> file manager!
[03:24] <zebaztian> thats it
[03:24] <linux> zebaztian: gnome's dolphin is the equivalent of window's explorer.exe (it should now use nautalis though
[03:24] <zebaztian> whats gnome file manager
[03:24] <n-iCe> What's the ext4 advantage?
[03:24] <linux> !ext4 | n-iCe
[03:25] <mostafa_> linux: and another thing no difference between Kubuntu and Ubuntu CD?
[03:25] <zebaztian> i have kde 4.3 and gnome but i can only see dolphin
[03:25] <uninverted> I can't start GDM (screen with nothing but cursor for a while then dies), and when I use startx, the mouse and keyboard don't work. I tried messing with my xorg.conf, but it doesn't seem to have anything to do with it.
[03:25] <jhouse> Gouda, what should I be looking for on their website?  The info at http://www22.verizon.com/Residential/HighSpeedInternet/SystemRequirements/SystemRequirements.htm appears useless.
[03:25] <n-iCe> linux you use ext4?
[03:26] <linux> mostafa_: Ubuntu CD is GNOME graphical user interface and program set, as aposed to KDE (and kubuntu has its own irc channel #kubuntu)
[03:26] <linux> n-iCe: yes
[03:26] <Gouda> jhouse: when you boot into windows, do you have to launch the verizon application everytime to connect to the internet?
[03:26] <DaZ> uninverted: ~/.xsession-errors ?
[03:26] <ShapeShifter499> before I do anything like more updates, I want to know, I just updated to karmic 9.10 for powepc now why are all the repo lines I have point to jaunty?
[03:26] <n-iCe> linux what's better, what can you tell me?
[03:26] <linux> n-iCe: it supports bigger file systems and a new writing algorithm for better defrag on the fly
[03:26] <jhouse> Gouda, I haven't bought it yet...
[03:26] <mostafa_> linux: K I just asked :D
[03:26] <Gouda> You haven't bought what yet?
[03:26] <linux> n-iCe: there maybe more features...anyone else know anymore
[03:27] <n-iCe> linux ok, but in a home pc, will be there differences?
[03:27] <mostafa_> linux: Because I have Ubuntu DVD and Kubuntu CD
[03:27] <jhouse> Goud, I'm not using DSL at the moment.  I'm using an always on cable modem, but it sucks...
[03:27] <ShapeShifter499> well?
[03:27] <uninverted> DaZ: Hang on, it's huge, I'm putting it on pastebin
[03:27] <linux> mostafa_: i would stick with the Ubuntu DVD then
[03:27] <th_> n-iCe: I think it's advantages in recovering from an outage
[03:28] <Gouda> Well if you get DSL, and you plan on running linux. I would suggest getting an always on DSL with static IP address
[03:28] <th_> n-iCe: so it's probably not a huge deal for a home box
[03:28] <mostafa_> linux: K
[03:28] <mostafa_> ;)
[03:28] <cweilem> Hey everyone - any suggestions for setting up an e-mail server in Ubuntu (which app) and how to set it up to send and receive through Gmail?
[03:28] <Gouda> This will allow you to run apache and host webpages on your machine, ftp, mail server, make remote desktop easier, etc
[03:29] <dorkface> Hi all.  Is there a way to display and use applets on the desktop without using gnome-panel?
[03:29] <Gouda> Cable is usually DHCP so each time you connect your IP MIGHT change. This is why static IP with DSL is the way to go
[03:29] <DaZ> dorkface: define applets
[03:29] <SlickT10> any one had problems with thier macbook express card slot?
[03:29] <uninverted> DaZ: I don't know how much is relevant. http://pastebin.com/decc7ee5
[03:29] <Gouda> I am on DSL through Covad, and I have static IP and my login and pw for my dsl is inputted into the modem/router itself so all I have to do is configure lan and Im on the net
[03:30] <DaZ> uninverted: do you have dbus and hal running?
[03:30] <Hillshum> How do I load a jnlp file
[03:30] <Hillshum> ?
[03:30] <dorkface> DaZ: I want to be able to click on the "networkManager Applet" in a small designated area, without the use of gnome-panel
[03:30] <ShapeShifter499> ??
[03:30] <Gouda> Does that answer your question Jhouse?
[03:31] <jhouse> Gouda: About as well as I expected.  It does help me ask the right questions when I call them
[03:31] <uninverted> DaZ: Right now? I'm on a livecd. Before? I don't think so; networking didn't work from the command line.
[03:31] <jhouse> Thanks for the help gouda
[03:31] <DaZ> uninverted: xorg needs hal to run
[03:31] <NoelJB> #join #nm
[03:32] <dorkface> DaZ:  I want to be able to uninstall gnome-panel, but still have access to the "NetworkManager Applet"
[03:32] <ShapeShifter499> anyone know??
[03:32] <Gouda> Jhouse: Just make sure when you call them you are plan on running linux. That way they can probably send you a disk linux compatible
[03:32] <uninverted> DaZ: How do I start hal as a daemon?
[03:32] <h4f> hi all
[03:32] <Gouda> Anytime dude
[03:32] <DaZ> uninverted: /etc/init.d/hal start
[03:32] <DaZ> i think
[03:33] <uninverted> Daz: I'll try it in a chroot
[03:33] <DaZ> uninverted: chroot!=actually running system
[03:34] <shamm> hi all
[03:34] <shamm> what's new?
[03:34] <linux> !find jnlp | Hillshum
[03:34] <linux> Hillshum: ensure you have those packages installed
[03:34] <uninverted> DaZ: Absolutely, but I don't want to wait for the livecd to boot again :)
[03:34] <Hillshum> linux: all?
[03:35] <Guest21244> HAY HOW CAN I HACK WITH UBUNTU?
[03:35] <linux> Hillshum: that would be a good start by installing all of them
[03:35] <ShapeShifter499> ?????
[03:35] <bobbob1016> I was moving an ext4 fs that had /home, and it got interrupted.  I found my backup superblocks, but it still says I don't have them.  Can anyone help me successfully run fcsk on it?
[03:35] <h4f> where do I find ubuntu documentation. I mean in somewhere like /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand I have many files. I wand the description of them. I need the documentation of architecture and how the whole think works
[03:35] <Hillshum> Guest21244: Fixing your caps lock key might help
[03:35] <DaZ> Guest21244: try hacking with gimp
[03:36] <DaZ> please wait  54 minutes or click here to enjoy unlimited use of megavideo
[03:36]  * DaZ rages
[03:36] <ShapeShifter499> before I do anything like more updates, I want to know, I just updated to karmic 9.10 for powepc now why are all the repo lines I have point to jaunty?
[03:36] <uninverted> Guest21244: try ping 127.0.0.1
[03:36] <josh> Guest1178, ssh 127.0.0.1, enter your username and password, and your'e in!
[03:36] <linux> Hillshum: i cannot find anything on that on the internet, i would recommend trying in terminal: java -jar *.jnlp
[03:36] <ShapeShifter499> ??
[03:37] <bobbob1016> josh: Wrong "guest" you meant 21244
[03:37] <josh> bobbob1016, there's so many.. it's like they're multiplying!
[03:37] <DaZ> josh: ssh is on by default ? :o
[03:37] <uninverted> Guest21244: Guys, should we even be talking about 127.0.0.1 in public? We could get arrested.
[03:38] <ShapeShifter499> Am I being ignored??
[03:38] <DaZ> ShapeShifter499: yes
[03:38] <ShapeShifter499> WHY???
[03:38] <shamm> ShapeShifter499: no, if nobody know the answer, they wouldn't answer.
[03:38] <josh> uninverted, I dont want feds t my door
[03:38] <O__o> ShapeShifter499, yes i can not see your message
[03:38] <h4f> I need the documentation of architecture and how the whole think works. for Ex. what each script in /etc/acpi is responsible for etc
[03:39] <ShapeShifter499> -.-
[03:39] <izeazal> hi all. im trying to download the wine 1.1.16 .deb and the site is down. does anyone else know where i can get that? http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/archive/index.html
[03:39] <lstarnes> ShapeShifter499: you aren't being ignored, but you should be using #ubuntu+1 for questions about karmic
[03:39] <ShapeShifter499> oh?
[03:39] <ShapeShifter499> opps
[03:39] <ShapeShifter499> I did not know of that channel
[03:39] <lstarnes> ShapeShifter499: it has not been released yet, so this channel doesn't support it
[03:39] <ShapeShifter499> sorry
[03:39] <DaZ> izeazal: compile it yourself.
[03:40] <h4f>  izeazal: try sudo apt-get install wine
[03:40] <bobbob1016> josh: I think it's safe to say we all had to ask how to get into the universal backdoor before....  so Guest21244 is going to figure it out, about the time we get a response from said guest (trying to be gender neutral)
[03:40] <Guest21244> can any one tell me how can i hack with ubuntu
[03:40] <izeazal> h4f: that would install the latest wine
[03:40] <th_> just don't tell guest21244 about ping -f -i0.01 127.0.0.1
[03:40] <shamm> Guest21244: get ax from store, and hack your computer.
[03:40] <izeazal> DaZ: that doesnt help but thanks. im looking for the .deb
[03:41] <josh> th_, oooh. I had to read for MONTHS to figure out about that.
[03:41] <DaZ> have fun
[03:41] <bobbob1016> th_: Or that he has to do applications->accessories->terminal before typing "ping -f -i0.01 127.0.0.1"
[03:41] <th_> and probably sudo in there too
[03:41] <h4f> izeazal: mostly latest. but than there is developer version . alfa beta etc versions from svn. They are on cutting edge . be ready for bugs in them
[03:41] <coolcat> Guest1178, buy Hacking from jon erickson, and you'll have a lot of code on how to hack with a ubuntu live cd
[03:42] <generic> I installed urxvt as my terminal instead of gnome-terminal, now when I open it from the menu in gnome it opens 2 instances of urxvt. Any ideas?
[03:42] <h4f> izeazal: from repositores it's the latest stable one
[03:42] <h4f>  I need the documentation of architecture and how the whole think works. for Ex. what each script in /etc/acpi is responsible for etc
[03:42] <izeazal> h4f: i need 1.1.16 specifically
[03:42] <uninverted> Guest21244: http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/unix-koans/script-kiddie.html
[03:43] <izeazal> h4f: i cant install photoshop without 1.1.16
[03:43] <generic> Guest1178: if you dont know C or how to program that book will be more of a challenge
[03:43] <generic> Guest1178: still an incredible read
[03:43] <coolcat> generic, Guest1178, for sure
[03:43] <linux> izeazal: izeazal: wine repos are down now, try later to get them from there
[03:44] <Gouda> Anyone here familiar with WINE and Diablo 2?
[03:44] <izeazal> linux: thanks
[03:44] <generic> Gouda: the wine website has alot of documentation
[03:44] <uninverted> Gouda: Not quite, but general wine advice; don't use the one in the repos, it's really really old.
[03:45] <h4f>  izeazal: did you try installing photoshop with wine from repos ??
[03:45] <h4f>  I need the documentation of architecture and how the whole think works. for Ex. what each script in /etc/acpi is responsible for etc
[03:45] <generic> Gouda: even a rating board where they have rated the compatibility of many games
[03:45] <shamm> Gouda: If you know the answer, lemme know! :)
[03:45] <linux> izeazal: you can compile from source temporarily though if you need it now: http://ibiblio.org/pub/linux/system/emulators/wine/wine-1.0.1.tar.bz2
[03:45] <Gouda> Hmmm, I have everything installed, just get a critical error while initializing directdraw
[03:45] <stlsaint> #ubuntu+1
[03:46] <generic> h4f: you might want to google that, some how i doubt #ubuntu will know :/
[03:46] <uninverted> Gouda: This patch might help http://bugs2.winehq.org/attachment.cgi?id=15883
[03:47]  * shamm seem to recall graphical web browser for console -- but forgot how it is called.
[03:47] <uninverted> lynx?
[03:47] <mostafa_> linux: I am doing your order plz be a little patient
[03:47] <generic> shamm: there is a fb patch for links
[03:47] <shamm> lynx is textual-based web browser.
[03:47] <DaZ> uninverted: how's chrooting? :f
[03:47] <linux> shamm: w3m is installed on ubuntu by default (w3m http://www.ubuntu.com)
[03:47] <shamm> thanks linux
[03:47] <hdevalence> I'm having some problems with broken packages
[03:48] <shamm> hmm-- w3m is textual -- lemme see
[03:48] <uninverted> DaZ: Not well; reading as much as possible online efore reboot.
[03:48] <h4f>  generic: hm wait. does /etc/acpi relates to ubuntu documentation or to kernel documentation ?
[03:48] <Enflamed> hi
[03:48] <generic> h4f: kernel
[03:48] <Enflamed> WTF 1301 OF YOU
[03:48] <hdevalence> libaprutil1-dev requires libdb4.6-dev instead of libdb-dev and so the dependencies are broken
[03:48] <linux> shamm: oh, its a TUI, sorry, you can also try dillo or dillo2
[03:49] <uninverted> shamm: methinks "Graphical browser for console" is an oxymoron
[03:49] <DaZ> uninverted: there's /var/log/Xorg*.log
[03:49] <generic> h4f: trying to find out how to turn it off
[03:49] <h4f> generic: I think its kernel right . so for the whole documentation of architecture I need to search in kernel
[03:49] <h4f>  generic: ehe
[03:49] <h4f>  generic: I want to try to understand how the whole think work
[03:49] <shamm> uninverted: I've used that browser long time ago --
[03:50] <NetEcho> ubuntu should soo have a generic livecd that does a web install so that you don't have to keep burning discs for every new release lol
[03:50] <DaZ> NetEcho: use pendrives
[03:50] <NetEcho> DaZ unfortunatly whenever I do I can't complete the install
[03:51] <DaZ> :F
[03:51] <generic> h4f: well you might want to look into to general acpi information before lokking in to linux's acpi
[03:51] <DaZ> get arch
[03:51] <NetEcho> can't figure out why heh
[03:51] <DaZ> no new releases and  working penrive image
[03:51] <NetEcho> but a web install would also help as far as having all the updates right away as well
[03:51] <generic> h4f: I don't know how advanced you are so srry if that last statment annpoys you.
[03:51] <generic> ^
[03:52] <generic> ^annoys
[03:52] <h4f>  generic: yeap just wanted to say. no problem
[03:53] <generic> h4f: the folks in #kernel are really helpful if they happen to actually be talking ;)
[03:53] <uninverted> DaZ: Here's `cat /var/log/Xorg*.log`: http://pastebin.com/d1062a67e
[03:53] <pshr_> register exodus shirishreddy89@gmail.com
[03:53] <h4f> generic: I am advanced but not that much talking to them. I am still in learning process. Its just time to me goo in more deep
[03:53] <pshr_> lols
[03:54] <pshr_> sorry
[03:54] <pshr_> :P
[03:54] <maxagaz> when i run epiphany in a terminal, I get a "Segmentation Fault" on hardy
[03:54] <aj_444> How do I download a .bin file?
[03:54] <h4f> generic: kernel.org is the main one right
[03:54] <uninverted> aj_444: The same as any other file: right click, then 'Save As'.
[03:55] <generic> h4f: that is the site of the linux kernel, theremay be docs there
[03:55] <aj_444> uninverted: xD I have it saved to the desktop... but I can't open it
[03:55] <h4f> generic: ok found them. thanks . you pointed me in right direction.
[03:55] <uninverted> aj_444: Is it a program?
[03:55] <aj_444> uninverted: its google earth.
[03:56] <mostafa_> linux: I made the iso what should I do with stored in reserved extra space?
[03:56] <uninverted> aj_444: Remove the '.bin' extension, and run 'chmod +x <name-of-file>' in a terminal (without the quotes, of course)
[03:56] <Magilum> Could anyone tell me what driver Ubuntu uses for broadcom cards in jaunty? I'm helping someone with a BCM4328 card.
[03:56] <uninverted> aj_444: Then you should be able to run it
[03:57] <aj_444> uninverted: with the <> though?
[03:57] <linux> mostafa_: you can put swap on it or use it for storage
[03:57] <uninverted> aj_444: Replace everything between the <> with the name of the file
[03:58] <uninverted> aj_444: and take out the <>
[03:58] <mostafa_> linux: if I check it for 128Mb sth bad happends?
[03:58] <generic> h4f: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Configuration_and_Power_Interface < that will be of more help
[03:58] <linux> mostafa_: don't understand the question?
[03:58] <DaZ> uninverted: it's possible that it's not a hal issue :f
[03:58] <pshr_> can any one please link me to resource where i can find on how to configure Datacard USB internet in Ubuntu
[03:59] <aj_444> uninverted: "chmod: cannot access `GoogleEarthLinux': No such file or directory"
[03:59] <DaZ> !tab|aj_444
[03:59] <uninverted> DaZ: Yeah, I couldn't find anything like it online. It might have somthing to do with me mixing hardy and jaunty repos
[03:59] <DaZ> uninverted: hardware detection depends on hal
[04:00] <pshr_> can any one please link me to resource where i can find on how to configure Datacard USB internet in Ubuntu ?
[04:00] <mostafa_> linux: under "stored in reserved extra space" it displays a bar to choose the space
[04:00] <uninverted> DaZ: Is it about hardware detection? I'm not good at reading last-gasps.
[04:00] <mostafa_> linux: then if i choose 128Mb anything happens?
[04:00] <linux> mostafa_: i think you should set at least 700 MB - 1 GB if you have it, 128 is probably near the min
[04:01] <uninverted> aj_444: Are you in the same directory/folder as the file?
[04:01] <DaZ> uninverted: mouse and keyboard are hardware :f
[04:01] <h4f>  generic: yeap that's good. mostly why I want to goo more deep is because  I often do some changes in script here and there. and I need to know exactly what each of them is responsible for. Today I noticed that my shuttering governor is not responsible enough. I set it to ondemand. but with such application like firefox where you need activities just for 3/4 sec for scrolling or flash it fails to raise cpu frequency fast enough
[04:01] <uninverted> DaZ: And GDM doesn't start at all.
[04:01] <michta35> wow a story
[04:01] <DaZ> uninverted: any errors?
[04:01] <mostafa_> linux: K i'll solve it ;)
[04:02] <uninverted> DaZ: It said something about processes dying, but gdm is annoyingly silent.
[04:02] <h4f>  generic: so I did not know where to find description of each file in /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand
[04:02] <aj_444> uninverted: no.. Its on the desktop. I don't know how to change the terminal location though.
[04:02] <h4f> actually up_threshold is responsible directly for what I said
[04:03] <michta35> what is the command to check what version ala 32 or 64 bit os is installed?
[04:03] <miguelonnnn> hi
[04:03] <DaZ> michta35: uname
[04:03] <uninverted> aj_444: You can change directories/folders in the terminal with the 'cd' command. You get get information on it with 'man cd' (man is short for manual).
[04:03] <michta35> thanks didnt know if it was same as my centOS server or not
[04:03] <h4f> michta35: uname -a
[04:03] <DaZ> uname -m
[04:03] <h4f>  DaZ:  yeap better
[04:04] <miguelonnnn> please 1 question, why can't i remove a . or .. hardlink at a folder? I know i'm not supposed to, i know i shouldn't to, but hey, i'm logged as root, it's a simple hardlink as any other, why system won't let me remove it?
[04:04] <xmnt> miguelonnnn, ?
[04:04] <miguelonnnn> hi xmnt
[04:04] <xmnt> miguelonnnn, hey
[04:05] <uninverted> miguelnonnn: To guard against typos. I wish it was configurable, though.
[04:05] <aj_444> uninverted: I switched it to the desktop.. now it doesn't even acknowledge that I'm trying to do something.
[04:05] <linux> michtas: miguelonnnn: try rm -f <file>
[04:05] <michta35> its 86x64
[04:05] <xmnt> miguelonnnn, you can't remove the . and .. those are references to the parent folder and the folder you're currently in
[04:05] <uninverted> aj_444: What do you mean? Can you show me what the program writes on the screen?
[04:06] <aj_444> uninverted: "aj@aj-laptop:~/Desktop$ chmod +x GoogleEarthLinux naj@aj-laptop:~/Desktop$ "
[04:06] <h4f> michta35: that means its 64 bit
[04:06] <michta35> ya I know
[04:06] <michta35> thanks for the help guys
[04:06] <xmnt> miguelonnnn, i think thats what you're talking about
[04:06] <Flannel> aj_444: Why not use the google earth in medibuntu?
[04:06] <blue0488> is there a way to install xubuntu on a usb drive with all the options of saving downloading etc but use it on a different pc than the one I install it on?
[04:06] <p34ce> how do u check your ignore list i might of accidently ignored some 1
[04:06] <aj_444> Flannel: What do you mean? I'm... really new at this. (:
[04:07] <miguelonnnn> yeah i'm talking about that. I tried too with rm -f as somebody said but won't let me "." and ".." may not be removed
[04:07] <WebcamWonder> Is virtualbox better than qemu?
[04:07] <cloakinghalk> Anyone know how to switch my language to russian
[04:07] <uninverted> aj_444: There isn't anything wrong; most programs (including chmod) don't write anything extra when things go fine. Now you can run the program.
[04:07] <Flannel> aj_444: Alright.  There's a third party repository called medibuntu which has a package for google earth, it's strongly recommended over installing it manually.
[04:07] <michta35> what are the main differences between regular ubuntu and xubuntu etc?
[04:07] <miguelonnnn> xmnt, , what do you mean by references? aren't them just hardlinks? files with the same inode as the actual /users/home/thefolder ?
[04:07] <Flannel> aj_444: As far as your command, "no news is good news"
[04:07] <h4f> WebcamWonder: most people say its better
[04:07] <red__> how do you edit yorr xorg in ubuntu 9.10? i cant find it
[04:07] <uninverted> Type './GoogleEarthLinux' without the quotes.
[04:08] <WebcamWonder> h4f: :)... thank you, that is all I needed :)
[04:08] <h4f> WebcamWonder:  it provides close to native speed of host IS
[04:08] <Flannel> michta35: Ubuntu uses gnome, Kubuntu uses KDE, Xubuntu uses XFCE, except for the window manager and the programs that go alongwith it (the GUI ones) it's all the same
[04:08] <NetworkMan> How do I get firefox to run the installer on .DEB files?
[04:08] <aj_444> uninverted: Flannel, I'm clicked it, it gave an option to run in the terminal.. its installed. thanks guys.
[04:08] <michta35> ah ok just flavoring
[04:08] <red__> michta35, check out wikipedia for some good articles on xfce and gnome thats the big difference
[04:08] <Flannel> uninverted: No, there's no reason to install from the bin
[04:08] <RHorse> p34ce do you get my pm's?
[04:08] <uninverted> aj_444: Happy to help :)
[04:08] <Flannel> aj_444: Unfortunately you likely won't ever be able to remove it cleanly now
[04:08] <michta35> I prefer shell I just use it on my laptop to ssh to my centOS boxes
[04:09] <uninverted> Flannel: Well, he already has it...
[04:09] <michta35> gnome is good enough for the laptop then
[04:09] <cloakinghalk> Anyone know how to switch my language to russian
[04:09] <aj_444> Flannel:  I don't plan on removing it.
[04:09] <Flannel> uninverted: Yeah, but he won't get updates for it
[04:09]  * RHorse calls out p34ce Hey, what happend?
[04:09] <uninverted> Flannel, aj_444: But it is usually better to install from the repos
[04:09] <red__> how do you edit your xorg in ubuntu 9.10? I can't find it. It's not in /etc/X11/
[04:09] <Flannel> aj_444: right, but repositories mean you'll get updates for it, both bugfixes and updates when you upgrade to a new version of Ubuntu.
[04:09] <michta35> what is the main repo for ubuntu
[04:09] <DaZ> red__: it's automagic
[04:09] <linux> system -> administration -> language support
[04:09] <michta35> im used to .rpm stuff
[04:09] <michta35> .deb is new to me
[04:09] <uninverted> red__: It's called xorg.conf, and it is in /etc/X11 (or should be)
[04:10] <xmnt> miguelonnnn, I'm not exactly sure what you're talking about but if you mean the '. and ..' that appear when you ls -la from a directory then really no, they are not hardlinks
[04:10] <red__> uninverted, its not there anymore in 9'10
[04:10] <Flannel> michta35: the main repos are the ones that are already enabled
[04:10] <leaf-sheep> Hello everybody. I messed up my cryptsetup (and lvm) boot process involving fstab and crypttab (and kernels?). I hope that somebody here experienced with grubs and crypttab and such would be kindly and assist me with my issue. I kept trying many things but I get same end-result. :<
[04:10] <linux> cloakinghalk: system -> administration -> language support
[04:10] <michta35> o, I don't have to install the key first?
[04:10] <michta35> wow ubuntu is like windows lol
[04:10] <red__> DaZ, what if i want to edit it? i wanted ot enable uxa for intel
[04:10] <michta35> used to server GUI's
[04:10] <uninverted> red__: That's where the program will look, you can make a new one, or use dexconf.
[04:10] <Flannel> michta35: The key is already installed when you install Ubuntu, regardless of whether you have a GUI or not
[04:11]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por ahora
[04:11] <michta35> right, in centOS it's not always the case
[04:11] <michta35> this is easy stuff then
[04:11] <pshr_> hello
[04:11] <aj_444> Flannel: is that bad?
[04:11] <DaZ> red__: you're out of luck :F
[04:11] <blue0488> does anyone know if there is a way to install xubuntu on a usb drive with all the options of saving downloading etc but use it on a different pc than the one I install it on?
[04:11] <Flannel> michta35: There's no reason to make it difficult :)
[04:11] <pshr_> i am trying to create a startup disk
[04:11] <NetEcho> why is there talk of centos in #ubuntu? :o
[04:11] <pshr_> i am getting error
[04:11] <michta35> yea, for a desktop os
[04:11]  * D3f0 is back.
[04:11] <pshr_> status
[04:11] <uninverted> blue0488: try unetbootin
[04:11] <Flannel> aj_444: It's not ideal
[04:11] <michta35> works ok so far on this older laptop
[04:11] <aj_444> Flannel: I'll keep that in mind
[04:11] <pshr_> unable to find partition number
[04:11] <NetEcho> anyway... anyone know of a factoid or web article for repairing grub when windows overwrites the boot sector?
[04:12] <p34ce> how do u wisper people
[04:12] <Flannel> michta35: Even for a server, but we're getting offtopic
[04:12] <michta35> prefer stability of centOS still. Ubuntu not there yet for me
[04:12] <pshr_> I am trying to creat a startup disk in ubuntu i get error saying unable to determine partition number any help ?
[04:12] <red__> DaZ, thqat doesnt seem right
[04:12] <miguelonnnn> xmnt, sry
[04:12] <miguelonnnn> i was searching on the web xmnt  i didnt read
[04:12] <blue0488> yeah I know but I want to install it to the usb drive like I am installing it from a cd
[04:12] <uninverted> michta: If you want stability, use an old version ;)
[04:13] <xmnt> miguelonnnn, n/p
[04:13] <h4f>  NetEcho: Just install grub again from live cd and that's all
[04:13] <leaf-sheep> blue0488: Unetbootin sometimes worked for me.  I suppose if you have a working Ubuntu system, you could fire up USB Startup Disk Creator with persistent option.  Pure all Gnome and install xubuntu-desktop.
[04:13] <michta35> na, I prefer redhat/centOS rpm types :)
[04:13] <DaZ> red__: you can generate it somehow
[04:13] <michta35> put ubuntu on the laptop to try it out as a desktop os
[04:13] <miguelonnnn> xmnt,  you say they aren't hardlinks? i read that long ago. I read that . and .. are hardlinks, so copying . is the same as copying /users/home/folder
[04:13] <linux> pshr_: try installing gparted (sudo apt-get install gparted) and its GUI should determine the partition locations and numbers
[04:13] <NetEcho> h4f so boot up into the try ubuntu mode and go into command line and type grub?
[04:13] <NetworkMan> how do I setup firefox to launch the installer foor .DEB packages?
[04:13] <uninverted> michta35: There's a package called 'alien' that converts rpms to debs.
[04:13] <miguelonnnn> then what they are? references? what are references? xmnt
[04:13] <michta35> is there a good how to ubuntu site or wiki like they have for centOS ?
[04:14] <linux> NetworkMan: I don't understand your question, Firefox doesn't install debs, dpkg and apt-get do?
[04:14] <MaGicMaX1> mechdave: Thanks alot for the post, i hope it gets a sticky so it can help others too.
[04:14] <NetEcho> michta35 https://wiki.ubuntu.com/
[04:14] <michta35> ah ok same stuff thanks
[04:14] <uninverted> michta35: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/
[04:14] <administrator_> hi everyone //
[04:14] <Guest55696> hello i have a problem
[04:14] <Guest55696> can anybody help?
[04:14] <h4f> NetEcho: there should be restore or repair option somewhere.  and then other option like : 1 root shell , 2 reinstall grub. etc.  if I remember right
[04:14] <xmnt> miguelonnnn, a hardlink is the physical location of a file or dir ... so /home/user/folder   is a hardlink ... if your in the folder dir then . is a reference to the /home/user/folder (btw I'm not sure if reference is the correct term)
[04:15] <NetEcho> h4f kk I'll google if I have issues
[04:15] <NetworkMan> ok...then...here is the link that i want firefox to process:  apt://ubuntuone-client-gnome?refresh=yes
[04:15] <Guest55696> ...
[04:15] <uninverted> Guest55696: What's wrong?
[04:15] <linux> !ask | Guest55696
[04:15] <sevol> Is it possible to save streaming video in totem?
[04:15] <Flannel> michta35: help.ubuntu.com and help.ubuntu.com/community *not* wiki.ubuntu.com
[04:15] <NetEcho> michta35: generally if you type stuff in google then add + ubuntu you can find a lot of posts
[04:15] <leaf-sheep> !info apturl | NetworkMan
[04:15] <administrator_> can anyone tell me how to connect Hp scanjet 2710 to Ubuntu 9
[04:16] <h4f> NetEcho: this might help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=120079
[04:16] <miguelonnnn> xmnt, look i read some weeks ago
[04:16] <administrator_> is it work when i connect it through usb cable or should install drivers
[04:16] <linux> wiki for ubuntu like centos: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty
[04:17] <NetEcho> thanks h4f
[04:17] <uninverted> Anxious: Maybe if you said what you needed, we could help
[04:17] <Anxious> Anybody tried pidgin video?
[04:18] <sevol> Does anyone know if it's possible to save/download streaming video in totem?
[04:18] <h4f>  Anxious: pidgin video ? does it supports sound at first place ?
[04:18] <linux> sevol: you should be able to use wireshark to save streaming video
[04:18] <administrator_> how to connect HP scan jet 2710 to ubuntu 9
[04:18] <h4f>  Anxious: any links you have . Cause I want it
[04:18] <javaTN> !cups
[04:19] <miguelonnnn> xmnt,  that there are softlinks (ln -s) and hardlinks (ln). Hardlinks are files which point to the inode of the referencing file, so editing them will edit the file. They are like synchronised copies of the same file. While softlinks are what we see in windows, direct access icons pointing to a file.
[04:19] <Anxious> they released a new version of pidgin that supports video (gmail) but i cant get it to work
[04:19] <h4f> Anxious: what version of pidgin ?
[04:20] <buntunewb> I installed google desktop thinking it was the same thing as it was for windows. It isn't. How can I uninstall it?
[04:20] <h4f> Anxious: mine is 2.5.5
[04:21] <uninverted> DaZ: Any leads? I'm about to reboot and try it one more time.
[04:21] <Anxious> 2.6.1, here check this http://pidgin.im/
[04:21] <h4f> buntunewb: but how did you intsall it ?
[04:21] <Anxious> .deb package
[04:21] <DaZ> uninverted: none
[04:21] <buntunewb> h4f: through their site.
[04:21] <DaZ> uninverted: if something is going to freeze pass it's output to file
[04:22] <uninverted> DaZ: It doesn't freeze, it just dies.
[04:22] <h4f> I will try it when will have more time
[04:22] <DaZ> uninverted: iirc you told startx  goes unresponsive :f
[04:22] <Brando753> if i hade a server with 4 quadcore cpu's and 32 gb ram can i install ubuntu desktop version or do i have to install server edition?
[04:22] <xmnt> no softlinks might be consider what you see in the nautilus or something, but generally i think of a softlink as more of a symbolic type link
[04:23] <leaf-sheep> Brando753: It's up to you.
[04:23] <Flannel> Brando753: You can install the desktop version
[04:23] <DaZ> Brando753:  think desktop will work
[04:23] <Flannel> Brando753: You definately want to go 64bits though
[04:23] <h4f> buntunewb: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=488359 hope this helps
[04:23] <leaf-sheep> Brando753: Be sure to tell us your boot time. :)
[04:24] <uninverted> DaZ: Kind of, I think the mouse just didn't work.
[04:24] <h4f>  Brando753: not sure but should not be any problems with desktop version
[04:25] <DaZ> uninverted: can you go back to the terminal? :f
[04:25] <WebcamWonder> For virtualbox, if my Uubntu is 64 bit, would the OS in virtual box being 64 bit matter?
[04:25] <h4f>  Brando753: yeap set concurent boot to see improvement  in speed
[04:25] <uninverted> DaZ: Yes.
[04:25] <veinor> How can I change my multimedia keys to control mpd?
[04:25] <DaZ> so it can't be hal
[04:26] <h4f> WebcamWonder: it will work just fine
[04:26] <veinor> I'm using Keyboard Shortcuts, but it's not running the appropriate command when I press the keys.
[04:26] <shashy> i'm trying to get a zenity radio dialog to display a variable length list with the names in the list having spaces in them- can't seem to get the names to display with the spaces in tact. they end up one word per line. here is my code: http://pastebin.com/m5de19017
[04:26] <linux> uninverted: shift+alt+F2 to terminal and shift+alt+f7 to get back to GUI FYI
[04:26] <uninverted> DaZ: But I also don't have networking when in recovery mode.
[04:26] <h4f> WebcamWonder: but won't work the other way round I think but not sure
[04:26] <michta35> where are the server start/restart/status options found on ubuntu if not in /etc/init.d/
[04:26] <WebcamWonder> h4f: hmm... alrighty
[04:26] <michta35> for things like apache etc
[04:26] <Brando753> i remember asking before and people said ubuntu can used 100's of GB in ram if supplied?
[04:27] <parveenks> Hello I have a VPS with Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 3 (Taroon Update 8) , my provider is not helping me with upgrade to the OS.
[04:27] <parveenks> This is a bare servers and I do not have yum or apt-get on it .
[04:27] <parveenks> can anyone help me in upgrading it to ubuntu
[04:28] <parveenks> Hello I have a VPS with Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 3 (Taroon Update 8) , my provider is not helping me with upgrade to the OS. This is a bare servers and I do not have yum or apt-get on it . Can anyone help me in upgrading it to ubuntu.
[04:28] <michta35> what ftp comes default in 9.04
[04:28] <AnxiousNut> I HAVE A PROBLEM, I can Not sign in with my Gmail account in pidgin but can in other clients!!! plz help
[04:28] <h4f> Brando753: I myself wondering how ubuntu manages it
[04:28] <linux> michta35: sftp, ftp, scp
[04:28] <xmnt> parveenks, does your vps provider have a distro mgmt console?
[04:29] <sinsun> My audio is unfunction, although kernel and alsacof can find it, it just can't work. http://dpaste.com/87547/
[04:29] <amites> are there any ways to add configure commands to a package install?
[04:30] <parveenks> xmnt, no I have a HSP control panel
[04:30] <phaidonx> Hi. I would like to fix this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.5/+bug/333127 by upgrading my firefox 3.5.2 to 3.5.3: how do I do that?
[04:30] <linux> amites: there are if you compile them from source
[04:30] <AnxiousNut> I can Not sign in with my Gmail account in pidgin but can in other clients!!! plz help
[04:30] <uninverted> amites: If you know you to program, you could write a wrapper around apt.
[04:31] <linux> AnxiousNut: check or uncheck the SSL option when signing in to gmail in pidgin
[04:31] <uninverted> amites: Otherwise, just run them manually.
[04:31] <amites> linux: *grin* know much about installing mod_wsgi?? got a custom install of apache setup but can't get mod_wsgi to compile
[04:31] <parveenks> xmnt, no I have a HSP control panel
[04:31] <amites> about to revert to package manager
[04:31] <linux> amites: what packages are you missing reportedly?
[04:31] <phaidonx> also, how do I get rid of the 3.0 firefox (I set 3.5 as my default in the settings but xml files are still opened by 3.0)
[04:32] <linux> phaidonx: you can "sudo dpkg --purge firefox" and then reinstall the newest version
[04:32] <amites> not sure, the list of python errors it gives me fills up terminal history so I can't see original...
[04:32] <xmnt> parveenks, sorry can't help you out then ... check out linode or slicehost for vps tho ... it's really easy to switch distros
[04:32] <AnxiousNut> doesnt work
[04:32] <Walker__> Can someone help me get Ubuntu back onto the boot list?
[04:32] <amites> linux: give me a moment, I'll setup a log
[04:32] <linux> AnxiousNut: try another jabber server
[04:33] <h4f> hey does number of ram supported by OS depends of hardware ?
[04:33] <Walker__> I had Ubuntu installed, then I installed Fedora... Fedora's grub doesn't show Ubuntu.
[04:33] <linux> h4f: yes
[04:33] <parveenks> xmnt, yes but my provider is not facilitate change :(
[04:33] <phaidonx> Linux: wouldn't purge firefox make me lose all my addons/bookmarks etc ?
[04:33] <Walker__> I have Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala
[04:33] <linux> phaidonx: yes
[04:33] <h4f>  linux: so how much my 64 bit system supports &
[04:33] <Walker__> Updated just today so it should be the latest version.
[04:33] <devD> please give the name of channels where the ubuntu developer week is starting.
[04:33] <xmnt> parveenks, why switch from rhel for a server??  rhel is meant for that specific reason and is very stable
[04:34] <linux> h4f: if its 64 bit, it probably has enough ram
[04:34] <phaidonx> Linux: I don't want that ... I did install firefox-3.5 but for some reason it's not the latest 3.5.3 ... can't I just purge firefox-3.0 ?
[04:34] <h4f>  linux: yeap but what's the maximum I can plug in &
[04:34] <Walker__> Can someone help me get Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala onto the GRUB boot list?
[04:34] <Walker__> Through chain loading or other means?
[04:34] <parveenks> Thi is vary old version on RHEL i.e.3
[04:34] <linux> phaidonx: you can try in terminal "find / -name firefox-3" and remove the binary for just that one after found
[04:34] <Flannel> Walker__: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic support, thanks
[04:34] <leaf-sheep> phaidonx: "For some reason..." Lol.  Not everything get updated right away. :)
[04:34] <parveenks> xmnt Thisis vary old version on RHEL i.e.3
[04:35] <h4f> 32 bit system max supports 16 GB ram right ?
[04:35] <linux> phaidonx: or copy the 3.5 binary over the 3.0 :)
[04:35] <AnxiousNut> it doesnt work!!! but nevermind i guess i'll stick with empathy since it'll be preinstalled in karmic
[04:35] <parveenks> I would not mind if some one help me to upgrade it to fedora or cent-os even
[04:35] <Hillshum> Okay, I have sun java installed, how do I get it to run a jnlp file forme?
[04:35] <linux> AnxiousNut: try #ubuntu+1 for karmic support!
[04:36] <parveenks> xmnt I would not mind if some one help me to upgrade it to fedora or cent-os even
[04:36] <xmnt> parveenks, why not do a distro upgrade .. or ask your provider if they'll let you move servers so you can upgrade you OS ... if it's old they would probably prefer you be on a newer OS anyways
[04:36] <losher> h4f: 4GB max for 32 bit I believe...
[04:36] <Flannel> devD: #ubuntu-classroom
[04:36] <linux> Walker__: try #ubuntu+1 for karmic support (this is 9.04 and below)
[04:36] <parveenks> xmnt The current os is all they have
[04:37] <phaidonx> linux: I tried overwriting firefox by firefox-3.5 but it did work.. well, I better keep 3.0 for now since the 'fullscreen crash with flash' is still unresolved in 3.5.2.
[04:37] <xmnt> parveenks, doing a distro switch on a remote server is not a good way to go about it ... you will most definately run into problems
[04:37] <parveenks> xmnt , I am new to linux. Can't we do something like put the copy of iso image on the server and then install it  from their
[04:38] <parveenks> xmnt there*
[04:38] <phaidonx> thanks anyway
[04:38] <anton> needs help installing printer driver iP1980 on ubuntu 8.0.4 LTS 64bit..
[04:38] <Walker__> Ugh every chat room I go to I ask the same question and everyone tells me to go to another one
[04:38] <amites> linux: missing python.h is that the python development install?
[04:38] <xmnt> parveenks, there are ways to do it yes, but you will risk your data on the server as well as having to get your vps provider to restore your service if something goes awry
[04:38] <anton> the printer is detected but cannot print..
[04:39] <linux> amites: yes, that is; that is the header file for python (dev package)
[04:39] <Walker__> Went to #Fedora they told me to go to #grub.  No answer.  Went to #Ubuntu then got told to go to #Fedora, then told to go back to #Ubuntu, then #Ubuntu+1
[04:39] <Flannel> Walker__: #ubuntu+1 is the correct place to go for Karmic support (Karmic isn't official yet, so we don't support it here)
[04:39] <xmnt> parveenks, if you are new to linux esp. you should not be doing kernel upgrades and such
[04:39] <carpediem1> Walker__: you should look at /boot/grub/menu.lst
[04:39] <Walker__> Flannel: I'm aware of that but my problem isn't a Karmic specific problem
[04:39] <parveenks> xmnt I am not able to do anything on the server with RHEL4 as YUM is not there I am not able to RPM compatible for this version and a very long queue of NOT's
[04:40] <amites> linux: thank you
[04:40] <p34ce> hey RHorse same error msg
[04:40] <linux> amites: np
[04:40] <Flannel> Walker__: On Karmic, I believe they're using GRUB2, so yes, it is.
[04:40] <xmnt> parveenks, what vps provider is it ... they sound kind-of sucky
[04:40] <Scunizi> How do I get thunderbird to use the same smtp server as the account that the email is being sent from.  (ie not the default smtp account) ??
[04:40] <h4f> losher: yeap right 2^32=4294967296=4 Gb so for 64 bit system2^64=18446744073709551616=MORETHANENOUGH
[04:40] <parveenks> xmnt , yes you are right
[04:40] <carpediem1> Walker__: you basically add one line to /boot/grub/menu.lst, then run "sudo update-grub"
[04:40] <Walker__> I'm in Fedora
[04:40] <Walker__> update-grub ain't workin
[04:41] <p34ce> RHorse?
[04:41] <p34ce> @RHorse hello
[04:41] <h4f> actually 64 bit system supports max of 16 GB ram right &
[04:41] <RHorse> yea p34ce!
[04:41] <RHorse> did you try gsynaptics again?
[04:41] <xmnt> parveenks, the best way to approach the situation is to do a data migration from 1 server to a second server w/ the new OS installed... then cut off the old server when your done
[04:41] <carpediem1> Walker__: sorry, I can't help you with Fedora.  You need to find the equivalent Fedora way of changing menu.lst
[04:42] <DigitalKiwi> h4f: i thought it was way more than 16 gb
[04:42] <darthanubis> it is
[04:42] <Flannel> Walker__: You'll end up changing /boot/grub/grub.conf (or .cnf) but you should ask in #ubuntu+1 for how to chainload into GRUB2  (or otherwise integrate it)
[04:42] <h4f> so how does ubuntu can run with 32 GB of ram if 64 bit platform supports max of 16 GB
[04:42] <linux> Walker__: Fedora's grub should still be in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[04:42] <mumtazah> how to remove nginx in ubuntu jaunty?
[04:42] <parveenks> xmnt hmm let us see , but there must be a way to solve my purpose
[04:43] <linux> mumtazah: assuming nginx is a package, in terminal, sudo apt-get remove nginx
[04:43] <h4f>  DigitalKiwi: I am not sure about 16 GB
[04:43] <DigitalKiwi> The emergence of the 64-bit architecture effectively increases the memory ceiling to 264 addresses, equivalent to approximately 17.2 billion gigabytes, 16.8 million terabytes, or 16 exabytes of RAM.
[04:43] <DigitalKiwi> thats 2^64
[04:43] <mumtazah> it does not work
[04:44] <linux> mumtazah: try from a package manager, such as system -> administration -> synaptic
[04:44] <h4f>  DigitalKiwi: ha ok, my conversion was wrong . nice nick name tought
[04:44] <xmnt> parveenks, i'm not saying you can't do it ... but it's a difficult and time consuming task...
[04:44] <DigitalKiwi> ty
[04:44] <shashy> i'm trying to get a zenity radio dialog to display a variable length list with the names in the list having spaces in them- can't seem to get the names to display with the spaces in tact. they end up one word per line. here is my code: http://pastebin.com/m5de19017
[04:44] <darthanubis> Most 64-bit microprocessors on the market today have an artificial limit on the amount of memory they can address, because physical constraints make it impossible to support the full 16.8 million terabyte capacity. For example, the AMD64 architecture has a 52-bit limit on physical memory and currently only supports a 48-bit virtual address space
[04:45] <xmnt> parveenks, I run about 30 different servers and I would NEVER do that on any one of them
[04:45] <Walker__> Haha... it looks like... I'm going to have to reinstall Ubuntu allllll over again.
[04:45] <Walker__> And format the entire hard drive.
[04:45] <mumtazah> i want to ask, why my wireless does not works?
[04:45] <parveenks> xmnt, please let me know how we can proceed with that. I am ready for the worse :)
[04:45]  * Walker__ is angry
[04:45] <darthanubis> The emergence of the 64-bit architecture effectively increases the memory ceiling to 264 addresses, equivalent to approximately 17.2 billion gigabytes, 16.8 million terabytes, or 16 exabytes of RAM.
[04:45] <h4f>  DigitalKiwi: Now I am not warried about platform being limited in ram
[04:45] <mumtazah> before this it is okay. After i disable, it does not appear in network manager
[04:45] <karex> HI, what does the /etc/rc.local do?
[04:46] <carpediem1> Walker__: which OS is on the bootable partition?
[04:46] <xmnt> parveenks, be warned this will probably NOT work:: http://www.goudkov.com/public/articles/changing_distro.jsp
[04:47] <Walker__> carpediem1: I would assume Fedora 11
[04:47] <Walker__> carpediam1: Since that is the only thing I can boot to. :p
[04:47] <parveenks> xmnt it should work for VPS too correct :(
[04:48] <carpediem1> Walker__: okay don't give up and reinstall everything, you simply need to find out how Fedora's menu.lst should be edited.  If you look at it, you can probably add the proper item yourself.
[04:48] <xmnt> parveenks, if it works at all yes - it won't matter if you're on a VPS or a dedicated server
[04:48] <carpediem1> Walker__: but FEdora probably also has a tool like Ubuntu does with update-grub
[04:48] <karex> HI, what is the function of /etc/rc.local?
[04:49] <Walker__> carpediem1: http://pastie.org/600075
[04:49] <Walker__> menu.list / grub.conf
[04:49] <parveenks> So will go ahead with this, and in worse case I may have to recreate the VPS as I am least worried about the data
[04:49] <linux> !find rc.local | karex
[04:49] <DigitalKiwi> karex: it runs at startup
[04:49] <srart> anyone here familiar with gpib?
[04:49] <Walker__> Also, the folks in Fedora didn't say I had to run any commands
[04:49] <parveenks> xmnt So will go ahead with this, and in worse case I may have to recreate the VPS as I am least worried about the data
[04:49] <DigitalKiwi> any commands you have in it get started
[04:49] <Nerd42> hi! :)
[04:50] <linux> !hi | Nerd42
[04:50] <karex> linux: as root?
[04:50] <DigitalKiwi> i don't know what order it is loaded in ubuntu, likely last or near last iirc
[04:50] <xmnt> parveenks, good luck!
[04:50] <ian6> I have a question about bug #343069 ... it's been broken since the jaunty alpha builds (so 5 months now), there was a proposed patch in the launchpad thread, and it's even been fixed upstream. How does that make it into ubuntu? Is there anything I can do to help it along?
[04:50] <ian6> (sorry, I asked that earlier and got no response)
[04:50] <linux> karex: what do you mean as root?
[04:50] <carpediem1> Walker__: so, what's the situation, when you choose karmic, it doesnt' boot?
[04:50] <Walker__> Exactly
[04:50] <Walker__> It says "Error: File Not Found"
[04:50] <WebcamWonder> ian6: The package in the ubuntu repos need to be synced with upstream then
[04:50] <carpediem1> Walker__: are you sure hd0,0 is correct?
[04:51] <Walker__> That's what a guy in #Fedora told me to do :p
[04:51] <parveenks> xmnt how to find if swap partition is there
[04:51] <DigitalKiwi> karex: it gets ran as root
[04:51] <Walker__> I don't know what else I'd replace it with
[04:51] <Nerd42> hey i've got a computer with an AMD Duron processor that's 1.26 Ghz, 272 MB of RAM and a 20 GB hard drive that I'd like to put linux on so I can start learning how to use linux cause i don't know very much about it at all yet
[04:51] <DigitalKiwi> run? which is it
[04:51] <ian6> WebcamWonder: I'm trying to encourage that process, it doesn't show any signs of happening any time soon.
[04:51] <Walker__> How would I find which hd it's installed on?
[04:51] <Nerd42> Wouldn't Xubuntu be a better choice than Ubuntu for an old system like that?
[04:51] <Nerd42> or should I be using some other distro?
[04:51] <carpediem1> Walker__: it depends on which drive its installed on  hd0,0 means Karmic is on the primary master
[04:51] <DigitalKiwi> xfce: gnome with more bugs
[04:51] <xmnt> parveenks, it says in the article but you will have a swp partition
[04:51] <WebcamWonder> ian6: avahi?
[04:51] <linux> Nerd42: Xubuntu is a good one to choose, or you could try the alternate version of ubuntu
[04:52] <carpediem1> Walker__: if you don't think that's the case, we need to figure out which drive it IS installed on.
[04:52] <Walker__> carpediem1: I installed Ubuntu first
[04:52] <SerialKiller> what does it mean if my wifi connection is cutting in and out
[04:52] <Walker__> carpediem1: Formatted the HD and installed Ubuntu so that it was the only OS there
[04:52] <parveenks> xmnt I am sorry if I am disturbing you so much, just let me know when you reach your limit and I will not bother you.  NO I am asking how to see if it is there in my VPS
[04:52] <ian6> WebcamWonder: no, the bug is with mt-daapd
[04:52] <ian6> WebcamWonder: it just involves (bad) avahi-related code.
[04:52] <Walker__> carpediem1: Then about a week later decided I wanted to try out Fedora... then this happens
[04:52] <carpediem1> Walker__: is there only one physical drive in this system?
[04:52] <Nerd42> linux, "the alternate version" ?? what's that?
[04:52] <Walker__> carpediem1: Yes
[04:52] <carpediem1> Walker__: okay, then 0,0 is probably right
[04:52] <DigitalKiwi> ubuntu isn't that great of distribution for learning *linux* it's good for learning ubuntu, sure, but if you want to learn linux there are better choices
[04:52] <linux> Nerd42: its a text based installation of ubuntu that runs on computers with less than 256 MB of RAM
[04:53] <WebcamWonder> ian6: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mt-daapd/+bug/343069/comments/29
[04:53] <Walker__> carpediem1: A guy in #Fedora told me that lines 21+ are wrong
[04:53] <Guest35625> hi
[04:53] <WebcamWonder> ian6: This says that the fixed package is already in karmic, so it has to be backported then
[04:53] <Nerd42> linux, so basically it's just a prompt ? or by "text based" do you mean something else?
[04:53] <carpediem1> Walker__: any errors when you try to boot Karmic?
[04:53] <SerialKiller> !wifi
[04:53] <Guest35625> i have absolutely no idea how to use ubuntu server, does anyone have any idea where i can get information about turning my old laptop into a server
[04:53] <linux> Nerd42: its text, but it has colors and is pretty easy to setup (ubuntu makes it pretty easy)
[04:53] <Walker__> carpediem1: Yes, I get taken to a black & white terminal screen with "Error: File Not Found"
[04:53] <linux> !alternate | Nerd42
[04:53] <dave-ubuntu1> hi
[04:53] <Flannel> Nerd42: It asks you the same questions during the install, but uses text menus to do it, instead of fancy GUI stuff (you use the arrow keys, etc)
[04:54] <carpediem1> Walker__: then the location of the kernel is probably wrong.....
[04:54] <WebcamWonder> ian6: So, once karmic is out, a backport bug needs to be filed
[04:54] <Nerd42> !minimal
[04:54] <Walker__> carpediem1: How would I find the true location of the kernel then?
[04:54] <xmnt> parveenks, n/p ... you probably won't get much support on #ubuntu regarding this, maybe you should check out centos or rhel irc to see if you can do an upgrade b4 you switch distros
[04:54] <carpediem1> Walker__: in Fedora, can you see the Ubuntu drive mounted?
[04:54] <Nerd42> oh i would want the alternate CD i guess
[04:54] <ian6> WebcamWonder: so you're saying the package will be permanently broken for the life of Jaunty?
[04:54] <Walker__> carpediem1: Yes, I mounted it
[04:54] <ian6> WebcamWonder: I don't mean to sound confrontational, but that's insane ;)
[04:54] <Walker__> carpediem1: /dev/sda3
[04:54] <Valeri4> Народ, помогите!
[04:54] <dave-ubuntu1> im looking for what mode of operation, algorithm, hashing algorithm, and keysize the ubuntu juanty alternate install cd supports
[04:54] <WebcamWonder> ian6: It would require to be backported to Jaunty
[04:55] <DigitalKiwi> ian6: use a rolling release distro if you want upstream bug fixes to be immediately available
[04:55] <carpediem1> Walker__:  okay, then verify /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.31-8-generic exists on that drive
[04:55] <arooni-mobile___> so ubuntu jaunty booted up in read only; so i booted into live cd; then i ran fsck on all partitions; rebooted and it was still read only; so i made sure all my data was backed up (done).  next, i've run the seagate diagnostic tools on the drive.  short test says its fine and s.m.a.r.t. hasnt triggered yet.  should i run long test?  if long test is aok, is this drive worth using again?
[04:55] <dave-ubuntu1> (i have googled, and searched fourms)
[04:55] <parveenks> xmnt , just le me know how to find if swap partition is there on my vps or not as "df -h" is not showing any swap partition
[04:55] <ian6> DigitalKiwi: you're missing the point, the package *shipped* broken. It has never been functional in Jaunty. Surely it's reasonable to correct the problem.
[04:55] <Nerd42> linux, OK so basically you're saying that this is just the installer that it makes faster?
[04:55] <linux> Nerd42: and more reliable installation for newer linux users
[04:56] <Nerd42> oh ok
[04:56] <ian6> WebcamWonder: bug fixes in other packages don't wait for backports, what's the difference here?
[04:56] <carpediem1> Walker__: also, verify the same for /boot/initrd.img-2.6.31-8-generic
[04:56] <DigitalKiwi> oh, that's even more dumb that they actually shipped it broken, fail
[04:56] <Nerd42> linux, well with those specs should i even be running xubuntu though?
[04:56] <Nerd42> ... ubuntu
[04:56] <Nerd42> aargh
[04:56] <ian6> DigitalKiwi: no kidding, but like I said, I'm not trying to be confrontational. I just want it to work ;)
[04:56] <Flannel> Nerd42: It'll run on a slower system (it can also install a system that has no GUI, so you can build up a sparse GUI)
[04:56] <gartral> how do i start sun vbox after i install it in Jaunty?
[04:56] <ian6> ... that's the other thing, the package version isn't bumped.
[04:56] <ian6> just the debian patch level.
[04:56] <Walker__> carpediem1: How would I check to see if those exist?
[04:57] <carpediem1> gartral: it's VirtualBox
[04:57] <xmnt> parveenks, look in /etc/fstab
[04:57] <linux> Nerd42: Yes, it shouldn't be a problem, if it is, you can sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop to switch between the two upon login
[04:57] <carpediem1> gartral: case sensitive
[04:57] <Nerd42> well my problems not with getting the installer to run on my slow computer, it's that i want the operating system itself to not be slow
[04:57] <carpediem1> Walker__: you said the drive is mounted
[04:57] <Nerd42> linux, oh really? that's handy
[04:57] <WebcamWonder> ian6: They do. Regular bugfixes aren't pushed out.. unless security fixes or something really broken... I am not exactly sure how severe this bug is, but if it is severe enough, it might be updated if someone takes up the responsibiliy
[04:57] <carpediem1> Walker__: can't you just browse to /boot on that drive and see
[04:57] <Walker__> carpediem1: Right, that was a stupid question. My bad :P
[04:57] <haroelcabo> hi , I'd like to install gnu flex in my ubuntu 9.04, but I don't find it in synaptic, how can I proceed?
[04:58] <Indonesian-> as
[04:58] <Nerd42> but that means i'll have to download and burn another disc. oh well :)
[04:58] <Nerd42> kk thanks for the tips bye! :)
[04:59] <ian6> WebcamWonder: race condition in the avahi code causes crash on startup. Always. I mean it's not a security issue, but it's severe enough that making the package available is more of a cruel joke than anything else.
[04:59] <linux> haroelcabo: gnu makes things easy to compile if not in the repositories, try to find and download the source code, then tar -xvf <file> && cd <directory of downloaded untared file> && ./configure && make && sudo make install
[04:59] <carpediem1> Walker__: if the reference to both those files aren't perfect in grub's menu.lst, it won't run.
[04:59] <haroelcabo> linux: thanks, I'll try that
[05:00] <DigitalKiwi> i could swear fedora had an automagic grub updater :/
[05:00] <Walker__> carpediem1: They both exist
[05:00] <fulgore2009> Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[05:00] <Walker__> I copied/pasted the file names into the menu.lst to replace what was there
[05:00] <Siph0n> does anyone know if there is a way to have more than 1 network in /etc/network/interfaces (for instance like my house and my parents house) and automatically connect to the one that it can find.... all without using any gui's.
[05:00] <Walker__> Although I don't think it changed anything
[05:01] <fulgore2009> can i used ubuntu with this graffic card?
[05:01] <fulgore2009> Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[05:01] <fulgore2009> i dont used this graffic with ubuntu
[05:01] <Ben64> fulgore2009: 99% sure yes it works fine
[05:01] <fulgore2009> i have a lot of problems
[05:01] <Walker__> carpediem1: menu.lst - http://pastie.org/600081
[05:01] <KB1JWQ> It'll work, fulgore2009
[05:02] <fulgore2009> when a i see a youtube videos...the system down
[05:02] <fulgore2009> down when i donnt do it anything and then the computer activated the sreensaver
[05:02] <Walker__> carpediem1: I am going to reboot and see if it works now... if not, I will be back
[05:03] <fulgore2009> in this moment the system down
[05:03] <fulgore2009> what is the reason???
[05:03] <KB1JWQ> fulgore2009: That's not a graphics issue, it's likely flash based
[05:03] <carpediem1> Walker__: wait
[05:03] <carpediem1> Walker__: now they don't match
[05:03] <fulgore2009> but i have a flash 10
[05:03] <fulgore2009> the ultimate edition
[05:04] <carpediem1> Walker__: are you sure that's right, your vmlinuz has -6 and your initrd has -8
[05:04] <fulgore2009> i am new in this system
[05:04] <fulgore2009> i used for the last two week
[05:05] <fulgore2009> i need help
[05:05] <fulgore2009> to check my system
[05:06] <sinsun> This is my alsa-info message: http://dpaste.com/87556/
[05:06] <sinsun> help me
[05:06] <babu_> Can anyone help me please? I am getting this error each time try to install any software from synaptic pkg manager or using apt-get:  ca-certificates-java: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1. I am using 9.04 Jaunty
[05:07] <Walker_> Okay, well there's a change
[05:07] <linux> babu_: try a terminal "sudo apt-get install -f"
[05:07] <Walker_> carpediem1: This time I don't get the "Error: File Not Found"
[05:07] <babu_> linux: ok
[05:07] <carpediem1> Walker_: are you sure you did it right....they didn't match in your pastebin paste
[05:07] <Walker_> carpediem1: I actually get to the first Ubuntu load screen, then when it gets only a little bit through, the screen turns off
[05:07] <carpediem1> Walker_:  you have -8 for one and -6 for the other
[05:08] <Walker_> Oh...
[05:08] <linux> sinsun: did you try to install the oss2alsa package? (or vice versa) and pulse?
[05:08] <Walker_> carpediem1: Repost my link please
[05:08] <carpediem1> Walker_: http://pastie.org/600081
[05:08] <Walker_> Thanks.
[05:08] <carpediem1> Walker_:  I think your initrd needs to be -6 too
[05:08] <fulgore2009> help me please
[05:08] <Walker_> carpediem1: Why not -8?
[05:09] <linux> sinsun: you are using gentoo, did you try the #gentoo channel?
[05:09] <carpediem1> fulgore2009: you haven't asked a question
[05:09] <babu_> linux: that doesnt help..i got this error: http://pastebin.com/m166e4087
[05:09] <sinsun> ok
[05:09] <fulgore2009> i need to help me to resolve a problem with youtube
[05:09] <carpediem1> Walker_: you changed the vmlinuz to -6.  Now, look at /boot for the Karmic drive, and see what the initrd file is
[05:09] <carpediem1> Walker_: because they usually match
[05:10] <linux> babu_: try a dpkg --purge ca-certificates-java && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[05:10] <Walker_> carpediem1: Changed
[05:10] <babu_> linux: ok
[05:10] <carpediem1> fulgore2009: please state your problem, or no one can help you
[05:10] <Walker_> carpediem1: Rebooting onnnne more time
[05:10] <Walker_> Be back if it doesn't work.
[05:10] <fulgore2009> when a i see a videos in youtube and i dont do it anything and then the computer activated the sreensaver
[05:10] <fulgore2009> the firefox down
[05:10] <fulgore2009> die
[05:11] <fulgore2009> and i have to close a firefox
[05:11] <linux> fulgore2009: what is your native language, i can recommend a language specific ubuntu channel?
[05:11] <carpediem1> fulgore2009: sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin
[05:11] <fulgore2009> when i see a my cpu, it work a 90 or 85%
[05:12] <ian__> HAHAHA
[05:12] <dave-ubuntu1> im looking for what mode of operation, algorithm, hashing algorithm, and keysize the ubuntu juanty alternate install cd supports
[05:12] <linux> !ask | ian__
[05:12] <ian__> but i was saying hello :'(
[05:13] <linux> !hi | ian__
[05:13] <ian__> i feel i need to say, thanks?
[05:14] <GuidMorrow> sorry, this CRAP router just had to freeze at the last second
[05:15] <linux> GuidMorrow: please insert the brand of the router after the word CRAP, some routers when freezing can be accessed through HTTP instead of HTTPS
[05:15] <GuidMorrow> how do I get help with dd-wrt? I'm trying to set up a router to connect to a router connected to the internet but it's not doing anything, even when it's set on client, ad-hoc,etc
[05:16] <linux> GuidMorrow: #dd-wrt
[05:16] <carpediem1> um...not here?
[05:16] <Walker_2> (this is Walker_)
[05:16] <Walker_2> It works :D
[05:16] <p34ce> hey is RHorse here
[05:16] <carpediem> Walker_2: great
[05:16] <Walker_2> I'm now safely in the GNOME environment of Ubuntu where I call home
[05:16] <linux> p34ce: RHorse was here 3 hours ago
[05:16] <petester> anybdy here manage to get ubuntu on their macbook pro?
[05:16] <Walker_2> Instead of the grassy jungles of Fedora, yet unexplored. :x
[05:16] <p34ce> bummer
[05:17] <p34ce> 3 hrs ago? i was tallking to him 20mins ago
[05:17] <dave-ubuntu1> m looking for what mode of operation, algorithm, hashing algorithm, and keysize the ubuntu juanty alternate install cd supports
[05:17] <dave-ubuntu1> m looking for what mode of operation, algorithm, hashing algorithm, and keysize the ubuntu juanty alternate install cd supports
[05:17] <simplexio> dave-ubuntu1: ? do you mean dmcrypt (hard disk crypting) in that case i think all those what linux kernel allready supports
[05:17] <carpediem> Walker_2: now you've learned your lesson.  Don't install Fedora unless you feel like being bent over.  May I recommend VirtualBox in the future.
[05:18] <dave-ubuntu1> simplexio: the encrypted LVM otion
[05:18] <babu_> linux: thanks
[05:18] <babu_> linux: that helps
[05:18] <linux> babu_: np
[05:18] <linux> dave-ubuntu1: try #ubuntu-dev for the developers for that question
[05:19] <Walker_2> carpediem: Well what I learned is that the solution is very simple
[05:19] <haroelcabo> I'm trying to install wine, and I've provided some of the dependencies it required (flex,bison). Now it complains that the development files of X11 aren't available. I wonder how can I provide this dependency from within ubuntu. Would you please help me ?
[05:19] <dave-ubuntu1> i know the hardy installer only supported SHA256/AES256- in LRW mode i belive
[05:19] <Walker_2> carpediem: However I got an extremely complicated answer in #Fedora that made very little sense
[05:19] <Walker_2> My next venture will be into Windows 7, one can only imagine how difficult that will be to wrestle.
[05:20] <Paragor> Hey guys, I downloaded Ubuntu just recently and im trying to launch world of warcraft on it. on the login screen the graphics start to "smeer" anyone know how to fix this issue?
[05:20] <linux> haroelcabo: system --> administration --> synaptic --> search x11 in package name and download the x11-dev packages (all of them: long solution); anyone else here know a faster way?
[05:20] <eXapid> Paragor: What are u using to run it?
[05:20] <ingenioushax> Question: What is the command to DL files from the CMD line in a slackware version of linux?
[05:21] <Paragor> Wine
[05:21] <Paragor> Im running the same way my brother is on his computer. His way works and mine doesnt.
[05:21] <haroelcabo> linux: strangely, such a package doesn't show up in synaptic's search list, which confuses me
[05:22] <eXapid> Uninstall wine, Download PlayOnLinux (which is wine) but it has config files for games to make wine run them better
[05:22] <dave-ubuntu1> linux: any idea what kind of automagic the ubuntu alternate install does th get grub to prompt for the pass, and mount the crypted root fs?
[05:22] <linux> haroelcabo: hmmm... that is odd, check the repositories
[05:22] <haroelcabo> linux: i'll do
[05:22] <Archive_Lena> lol lot's of geeks talking about linux ??
[05:23] <Paragor> Im so new to Ubuntu I wouldnt even know where to start in that process
[05:23] <linux> dave-ubuntu1: no, i don't know the background of how that is passed, did the #ubuntu-dev devs awake?
[05:23] <wolf23> help please! how can i copy from dvd rom to hd  in terminal?
[05:23] <eXapid> I'll private message you Paragor and help you by hand
[05:23] <kab> I have a problem with php5-gd, I get this error, anyone know how to solve?, this is the error in apache error.log /usr/sbin/apache2: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/php5/20060613+lfs/gd.so: undefined symbol: gdFontCacheShutdown
[05:23] <dave-ubuntu1> nope
[05:23] <dave-ubuntu1> it says in the topic its not for support
[05:23] <RHorse> wolf23 find the mount point
[05:23] <Paragor> Exapid join #brandon. Im not registered so I cant private message
[05:23] <wolf23> RHorse,  how? can u tell me plz
[05:24] <ingenioushax> Question: What is the SlackWare equivalent to "apt-get install"?
[05:24] <RHorse> wolf23 type mount
[05:24] <leaf-sheep> dave-ubuntu1: Whatcha trying to do?
[05:24] <dave-ubuntu1> encrypt my disk...
[05:25] <dave-ubuntu1> it is done at the moment
[05:25] <dave-ubuntu1> the encrypted LVM is setup
[05:25] <dave-ubuntu1> and ubuntu is installed to it
[05:25] <wolf23> RHorse,  ok then
[05:25] <dave-ubuntu1> grub just wont recignize it
[05:25] <dave-ubuntu1> ...wont boot
[05:26] <leaf-sheep> dave-ubuntu1: Why won't it recognize it?  You used alternative disk or were you following/trying something?
[05:26] <linux> wolf23: sudo dd if=/dev/cdrom of=cd.iso
[05:26] <dave-ubuntu1> flowing somthing
[05:27] <leaf-sheep> dave-ubuntu1: Link?
[05:27] <dave-ubuntu1> leaf-sheep: specifically https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemLVMHowto
[05:27] <linux> ingenioushax: pkgtool
[05:27] <dorkface> Is there a command line equivalent of restarting X with "Ctrl+alt+backspace"?
[05:28] <linux> dorkface: top --> find process # --> kill <process #>
[05:28] <wolf23> linux,  thanx i am trying
[05:28] <ingenioushax> Linux: So it would be something like "pkgtool <file>"?
[05:28] <dave-ubuntu1> leaf-sheep: also, i didnt use the default i used : sudo cryptsetup -y -h whirlpool --cipher aes-xts-plain --key-size 512 luksFormat /dev/sda5
[05:28] <dorkface> linux: so I can restart X by killing the X process?
[05:28] <carpediem> dorkface: just do sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[05:28] <leaf-sheep> dorkface: Maybe use tty2 and do "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"
[05:29] <dorkface> carpediem: tyvm
[05:29] <linux> ingenioushax: the command is pkgtool, try a man pkgtool (since its not ubuntu, #slackware would be the right place to ask)
[05:29] <ingenioushax> Alright, thank you.
[05:29] <linux> dorkface: that would kill it, then you have terminal to type in startx to restart it
[05:30] <linux> dorkface: or you can control what ctrl+alt+F? to put it with startx -- :?
[05:30] <wolf23> linux,  it just copy 631mb, and the entire size: 4 gb
[05:30] <leaf-sheep> dave-ubuntu1: I got the message first time.
[05:30] <dave-ubuntu1> sorry
[05:30] <linux> wolf23: i'll keep looking, brb
[05:30] <dave-ubuntu1> any ideas
[05:31] <linux> wolf23: sudo dd if=/dev/dvd of=dvd.iso
[05:31] <dave-ubuntu1> i looked at my other sys... for the info
[05:31] <linux> wolf23: sorry, now its a dvd your copying, not the cd
[05:31] <wolf23> linux,  dvd
[05:31] <Administrator__> dorkface, did it work?
[05:31] <dave-ubuntu1> seems like the isntaller does things not mentioned in that howto...also it seems dated at best
[05:32] <linux> dave-ubuntu1: can you hex edit the initrd and vmlinux files? or any of the binary files ubuntu alt uses to boot from the iso?
[05:32] <dorkface> Administrator__: Yes, it did, very much :)
[05:32] <linux> wolf23: sudo dd if=/dev/dvd of=dvd.iso should work for dvds
[05:32] <leaf-sheep> dave-ubuntu1: Well; the nice thing about installer is that it's automated.  You did looked at #4 at the link you gave me.
[05:32] <dorkface> I went to tty and restarted the gdm init
[05:32] <Administrator__> dorkface, cool,
[05:32] <dave-ubuntu1> linux: wich files in specific?
[05:33] <dave-ubuntu1> leaf-sheep: the automated installer doesnt even dd urandom to your disk
[05:33] <wolf23> linux, i remember there is code to show in terminal the percent when copying?
[05:34] <dave-ubuntu1> i will brb pleas PRIVMSG me
[05:34] <linux> wolf23: sorry, don't know that off the top of my head, i can research, one sec | dave-ubuntu1: don't know which file, i just had that as a suggestion (if you were out of ideas)
[05:35] <losher> wolf23: Sending a USR1 signal to a running ‘dd’  process  makes  it  print  I/O statistics to standard error and then resume copying. See man dd
[05:35] <albn> I want to use Apache 2 for developing stuff, but it seems the www directory has root permissions. I am sure it is like that for a reason. Should I make another directory for this purpose?
[05:36] <wolf23> losher,  how?
[05:36] <simplexio> albn: use public_html
[05:36] <albn> Oh there is a pubic_html?
[05:36] <albn> I'll have to look for it
[05:37] <simplexio> albn: or make new configuration in  /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/ to point new www-root, if you dont want to change permissions in /var/www
[05:37] <losher> wolf23: open another terminal. run ps ax to find the pid for dd. then do kill -USR1 <pid of dd>. More trouble than it's worth if you ask me...
[05:37] <simplexio> albn: if i recall right it enabled as default
[05:38] <albn> simplexio: Oh ok. I'll have to learn how to configure the files
[05:38] <albn> and learn where are the directories are
[05:38] <losher> wolf23: why not just run ls -l dvd.iso and watch it grow?
[05:38] <albn> See, I recently switched from Windows to Ubuntu, so I am learning to tie my shoes
[05:39] <rsvp> wolf23 et al. here's the pipe viewer http://www.catonmat.net/blog/unix-utilities-pipe-viewer/
[05:39] <albn> good thing I did not try Gentoo or something.
[05:40] <DigitalKiwi> 3 community/pv 1.1.4-1 [installed]  A terminal-based tool for monitoring the progress of data through a pipeline
[05:40] <DigitalKiwi> also "bar"
[05:40] <DigitalKiwi> 1 community/bar 1.4-1  A script for showing progress bars.
[05:40] <DigitalKiwi> guess which one I use ;)
[05:40] <bruenig> pv is really heavy
[05:41] <DigitalKiwi> bloat?
[05:41] <bruenig> not really something you use for production
[05:41] <bruenig> just a trivial thing to gawk at for lulz
[05:41] <wolf23> losher,  sorry dude, but i am newbie,i dont know much on ubuntu,i want anyone tell me what can i type and after done i go to sleep
[05:41] <DigitalKiwi> indeed
[05:41] <bruenig> !grab wolf23
[05:41] <bruenig> woops
[05:42] <DigitalKiwi> wrong channels
[05:42] <bruenig> DigitalKiwi confused me about the channel
[05:42]  * albn looks for public_html
[05:42] <DigitalKiwi> i'm tricksy
[05:42] <losher> wolf23: no problem. Just run ls -lh dvd.iso and watch it grow...
[05:42] <bruenig> speak in the right channels DigitalKiwi
[05:42] <bruenig> gees
[05:42] <DigitalKiwi> sorry
[05:43] <wolf23> losher,  -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 631M 2009-08-31 00:04 dvd.iso
[05:43] <wolf23> bruenig,  thanx for grabbing :(
[05:44] <redDEADresolve> does anyone know how to move the NotifyOSD popups?
[05:44] <losher> wolf23: isn't that the same size as when you tried to copy it as a CD?
[05:44] <wolf23> losher,  no the dvd contain 4 gb not 631mb
[05:45] <DigitalKiwi> running ls -lh dvd.iso again reports a larger size or same size?
[05:45] <linux> wolf23: alternative method: mkdir dvd && cp /media/dvd*/* dvd/*
[05:45] <wolf23> bruenig,  yes i want the code in terminal, and let me go to sleep,coz the dvd is for my neighbor
[05:46] <dave-ubuntu-1> linux: anything on what i asked ?
[05:46] <dave-ubuntu-1> i dont want someone pulling my ss# of my laptop
[05:47] <wolf23> linux,  cp: cannot stat `/media/dvd*/*': No such file or directory
[05:47] <linux> dave-ubuntu-1: sorry, i don't know much about the programming side of ubuntu, you still might go into #ubuntu-dev and tell them #ubuntu had no answers for many hours
[05:47] <linux> wolf23: replace that with the mount location of your dvd (probably under /media/ somewhere)
[05:47] <losher> wolf23: run isoinfo -d -i /dev/cdrom and paste the output to http://paste.ubuntu.com
[05:48] <Ubiedoodie> OK...iwconfig shows wlan0 now... so does ifconfig... I have disabled security on wireless router... ath5k is the driver and is in /etc/modules for startup.. I still cannot get wireless connection... any thoughts?
[05:48] <linux> losher: i think wolf23 is under time restraints
[05:48] <losher> dave-ubuntu-1: the best way to make sure of that is to never type your ss# into your laptop...
[05:49] <sambagirl> hi is anyone running openemm in ubuntu server?
[05:49] <sambagirl> in ubuntu period?
[05:49] <wolf23> linux,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/262315/
[05:49] <sambagirl> is anyone running openemm?
[05:49] <dave-ubuntu-1> yes but secure FDE is another good solution....i ssh to my home pc as a proxy when using wifi to avoid phishing
[05:49] <losher> linux: Great. A new game. Provide free support to a complete beginner while running against the clock. The fun never ends here, does it?
[05:49] <uhok> For apt-build world, can I just skip the "package not found" error (I checked the man page)?
[05:50] <pheonix> has anyone used gdb debugger
[05:50] <linux> wolf23: that says there is a CD in your DVD drive
[05:50] <wolf23> linux,  yes
[05:50] <ringo> Is anybody here really good with iptables? I've got a tricky set of rules I'm trying to write and would like somebody to help me work through them
[05:50] <dave-ubuntu-1> also as far as cold-boot attacks go my RAM is superglued....good luck with that one :)
[05:51] <linux> wolf23: so the file size should not exceed 700 mb, so the inital and second iso file is all good
[05:51] <uhok> Good luck upgrading dave-ubuntu-1
[05:51] <wolf23> linux its a dvd? 4 gb full grabed
[05:52] <dave-ubuntu-1> when i upgrade from juanty to karmic will it detect my encrypted LVm config?
[05:52] <losher> wolf23: the correct dd command is: dd if=/dev/cdrom bs=2048 count=2094400 conv=notrunc > dvd.iso
[05:52] <linux> wolf23: in terminal, cd /media/ and cd to your dvd
[05:52] <dave-ubuntu-1> uhok: i can always make a LVM snapshot
[05:52] <maco> losher: why > and not of=?
[05:52] <LucidGuy> Is Karmic worth the hassle?
[05:52] <uhok> LucidGuy, no.
[05:52] <maco> LucidGuy: #ubuntu+1
[05:53] <Wiseman> hello
[05:53] <maco> LucidGuy: if you know what youre doing it works fine mostly
[05:53] <dave-ubuntu-1> juanty is only supported untill 2010
[05:53] <ringo> nobody can help me with iptables?
[05:53] <Wiseman> there's nobody awake in LXDE, does anyone know LXDE at all?
[05:53] <losher> maco: they should be equivalent, so no reason...
[05:53] <RHorse> losher his mount point is /dev/sr0
[05:53] <linux> wolf23: do a "sudo mkdir /dvdcopy && sudo cp -Rf * /dvdcopy/*" in your /media/dvd* directory
[05:53] <maco> losher: ok
[05:53] <Wiseman> I can't get wireless working in it but in gnome it works fine
[05:53] <dave-ubuntu-1> so LucidGuy i recommend upgrading before then
[05:53] <Ubiedoodie> is there another channel that I should go to for wireless issues?
[05:53] <dave-ubuntu-1> and after a stable release is out
[05:54] <losher> RHorse: I stand corrected, thank you...
[05:54] <dave-ubuntu-1> Ubiedoodie: i may be able to help
[05:54] <RHorse> losher I mean /dev/cdrom0
[05:54] <LucidGuy> I just recently upgraded my system from Hardy to Jaunty and find my system is more unstable.  Do you guys think the cause is mainly due to the upgrade or Jaunty in general.
[05:54] <dave-ubuntu-1> Ubiedoodie: what is the problem?
[05:54] <linux> Ubiedoodie: #ath5k
[05:54] <LucidGuy> correction .. Intrepid to Jaunty
[05:54] <losher> RHorse: they often all point to the same place...
[05:55] <Ubiedoodie> I have ath5k driver running and verified to be connected via lshw , iwconfig shows wlan0 is up and running and ifconfig confirms that...
[05:55] <losher> LucidGuy: I went back to 8.04 LTS after seeing what a mess 9.04 was...
[05:55] <dave-ubuntu-1> Ubiedoodie: probably not.
[05:56] <linux> Ubiedoodie: i guess this is the right channel, not a great time to ask though (night for most users)
[05:56] <dave-ubuntu-1> LucidGuy: 9,04 has some serious wx-python issues
[05:56] <Ubiedoodie> I have disabled security on my wireless router so as to make sure it is not a security issue
[05:57] <Parsley> question: i have LiveCD on hd(0,2) and want to use it to install Ub on hd(0,0).  Tried it but installer thinks LiveCD/hd(0,2) is /cdrom and needs to unmount before install to hd(0,0).  How do I circumvent this?
[05:57] <Ubiedoodie> dave-ubuntu-1: I cannot get wireless to connect though
[05:57] <dave-ubuntu-1> Ubiedoodie: what version of ubuntu are you rinning?
[05:57] <Berzerker> Parsley: you can't use the regular installer?
[05:57] <LucidGuy> Interesting .. so Im guessing you are all itching for kermic
[05:57] <Ubiedoodie> 9.04 kernel 2.6.28-15-generic
[05:57] <dave-ubuntu-1> Ubiedoodie: can you see wireless netowrks?
[05:57] <Parsley> berzerker: no, dont have optical drive or floppy to boot from anywhere besides HDD
[05:57] <RHorse> use sudo?
[05:58] <dave-ubuntu-1> Ubiedoodie: if so can you connect to an unprotected one?
[05:58] <Berzerker> Parsley: no USB boot support?
[05:58] <Parsley> nope
[05:58] <Ubiedoodie> I have made my network unprotected...
[05:58] <wolf23> linux,  linux> wolf23: in terminal, cd /media/ and cd to your dvd or <linux> wolf23: do a "sudo mkdir /dvdcopy && sudo cp -Rf * /dvdcopy/*" in your /media/dvd* directory ,which one
[05:58] <losher> LucidGuy: being new doesn't make a release stable. Being well tested does, so no, I'm dreading the fresh wave of 'help me, it doesn't work' from karmic...
[05:58] <dave-ubuntu-1> Ubiedoodie: are you sure MAC filtering is also off?
[05:59] <dave-ubuntu-1> i find that a pointless security measure
[05:59] <Ubiedoodie> I am not sure about MAC filtering... that will be on router or ubuntu?
[05:59] <linux> wolf23: which directory has the files you want to copy, that one
[05:59] <Qu4R0w> mac filtering can beat macchanger??
[05:59] <LucidGuy> losher, would you agree that LTS versions are wise to stick too?
[05:59] <cutdotcon_> hey guise
[05:59] <pshr> hello, i tried to create a start up disk in ubuntu 9.04 i get an error saying unable to determine partition number :(
[05:59] <dave-ubuntu-1> Ubiedoodie: in the router console
[05:59] <aj_444> How do I install and change the theme in ubuntu?
[05:59] <kholerabbi> Hey. I want to set up a folder that can be shared between user profiles on a single computer, a folder everyone can write to. Any ideas?
[05:59] <zigi> Need help making it so I can start up Ubuntu without monitor connected! Get error when i try!
[06:00] <Ubiedoodie> am checking that now
[06:00] <LucidGuy> aj_444,  right click on the desktop ..
[06:00] <wolf23> linux,  i want to copy from dvd rom to home
[06:00] <Parsley> aj_444: system, pref, appearance
[06:00] <LucidGuy> appearance
[06:00] <Qu4R0w> aj_444: download theme and drag it
[06:00] <linux> wolf23: do a "ls" and "cd" around /media/ until you find the folder in it with the dvd files
[06:00] <Ubiedoodie> dave-ubuntu-1: Wireless MAC Filter is disabled
[06:00] <dave-ubuntu-1> zigi: some X11 tweaks should work...ro disable X11 /gdm
[06:01] <dave-ubuntu-1> strange, can you connect to it with any other clients such as a cell phone or alt. laptop
[06:01] <Pickledick_johnn> help im having soudn issues
[06:01] <pshr> and one more thing if i create a usb startup disk can i copy the contents to another usb and use it as the startup disk too ?
[06:01] <CaneToad> anyone used Jaunty's pre-built drupal?  I find that installing it via apt-get creates a mysql database, but it is empty and then if you try to access drupal
[06:01] <losher> LucidGuy: if stability is your prime concern, absolutely go for LTS. If new features are your prime interest, then you want the latest build. You can't really have both...
[06:01] <Parsley> hey guys, can you do a network install if you hook up host to client using just ethernet cable, no routers,servers,etc in between?
[06:01] <zigi> dave-ubuntu-1: but doesn't disabling x11 /gdm make it so you dont have a GUI?
[06:01] <CaneToad> 's browser you get errors
[06:01] <pshr> hello, i tried to create a start up disk in ubuntu 9.04 i get an error saying unable to determine partition number :(
[06:01] <pshr> and one more thing if i create a usb startup disk can i copy the contents to another usb and use it as the startup disk too ?
[06:01] <frankwang> Hello! I am a beginner and try to build VLC player on my UBUNTU.
[06:01] <Berzerker> frankwang: sudo apt-get install vlc
[06:01] <CaneToad> anyone used Jaunty's pre-built drupal?  I find that installing it via apt-get creates a mysql database, but it is empty and then if you try to access drupal's browser you get errors.  any ideas?
[06:01] <aj_444> Qu4R0w: what are some good sites to get the themes from?
[06:01] <Pickledick_johnn> can anybody help???
[06:01] <pshr> hello, i tried to create a start up disk in ubuntu 9.04 i get an error saying unable to determine partition number :(
[06:01] <pshr> and one more thing if i create a usb startup disk can i copy the contents to another usb and use it as the startup disk too ?
[06:02] <dave-ubuntu-1> zigi: yes, when you said no monitor i thought you were wanting to run a headless OS
[06:02] <LucidGuy> losher,  Being on a laptop its probably also wise to stick to newer versions due to the complexity of laptops.
[06:02] <wolf23> linux, /dev/sr0
[06:02] <Qu4R0w> aj_444: try eyecandy/devianart/gnome-look/or just googling " gnome theme download"
[06:02] <Parsley> pshr: try making a fresh usb liveCD using unetbootin, an easy to use app, (google for it)
[06:02] <dave-ubuntu-1> frankwang: sudo apt-get install vlc
[06:02] <zigi> dave-ubuntu-1: well i want to be able to VNC into it. I have x11vnc set up so i can vns into session 0. So i want a machine without a monitor attached but still having a GUI to VNC into
[06:03] <frankwang> Berzerker: vlc you mentioned is downloaded from vlc website with tar extension name, Do I need vai Git or PPA?
[06:03] <LucidGuy> aj_444,  Have you ever tried ubuntustudio-desktop? ....  Its got a nice them.
[06:03] <linux> wolf23: that is a device, not a mounted folder
[06:03] <dave-ubuntu-1> frankwang: if yount to build from source first : sudo apt-get build-dep vlc
[06:03] <Pickledick_johnn> help pls!
[06:03] <Pickledick_johnn> MY sound
[06:03] <pshr> Parsley, and can i copy the contents of the USB liveCD to another USB and use that as the same too ?
[06:03] <dave-ubuntu-1> frankwang: there also some repos with the latest version
[06:04] <losher> LucidGuy: I'm not sure I agree with your statement about laptops needing newer releases actually. It's something of a crapshoot with the latest hardware, frankly...
[06:04] <linux> sudo dd if=/dev/sr0 of=/dvd_image.iso
[06:04] <linux> wolf23: try that above
[06:04] <Parsley> pshr: yes assuming you copy everything and dont have anything else on the other one
[06:04] <kevin01123> Has the bug with the Intel Graphics card in Jaunty been fixed?
[06:04] <LucidGuy> losher,   crapshoot? .. What do mean?
[06:04] <pshr> Thank you Parsley great help :)
[06:05] <Wiseman> how do I go through and remove an alternate session?
[06:05] <wolf23> linux,  yes i try and it just copy 632mb
[06:05] <dave-ubuntu-1> Wiseman: what do you mean alternate session?
[06:05] <Parsley> anyone good with network installs?
[06:05] <zigi> dave-ubuntu-1: do you know how to do it?
[06:05] <Wiseman> dave:
[06:05] <Wiseman> I have XLDE and gnome both on here
[06:05] <Berzerker> frankwang: all you need to do is type "sudo apt-get install vlc" into a terminal
[06:06] <linux> wolf23: darn, i am out of ideas, try different /dev/dvd by cd /dev and ls -a
[06:06] <dave-ubuntu-1> Wiseman: another user logged in ? killall -u username
[06:06] <Berzerker> frankwang: and it will download it and install it.
[06:06] <Wiseman> If I wanted to remove xlde, how do I remove all of it?
[06:06] <linux> wolf23: i have to go myself, try that see if that works
[06:06] <Pickledick_johnn> help pls!
[06:06] <Wiseman> I don't know what packages the xlde installed and would be ok to remove
[06:06] <Parsley> whats the problem pickledick?
[06:06] <dave-ubuntu-1> Wiseman: is it from the repos or comiled?
[06:06] <Pickledick_johnn> Sounds
[06:06] <Wiseman> repos
[06:06] <Parsley> doesnt work?
[06:06] <Pickledick_johnn> yup
[06:06] <kevin01123> Guys, has the driver been fixed for intel video cards in Ubuntu?
[06:06] <Pickledick_johnn> its imtel
[06:07] <aj_444> Qu4R0w: I downloaded a theme I like. Now what do I do?
[06:07] <dave-ubuntu-1> try removing the base package you installed it with
[06:07] <GuidMorrow> !help | Pickledick_johnn
[06:07] <Wiseman> In package manager, I click "complete removal" and it only selects a single package at a time.
[06:07] <frankwang> Berzerker: Thanks, let me try.
[06:07] <dave-ubuntu-1> it will say the pacakges are no longer needed
[06:07] <wolf23> linux,  it works with /dev/sr0, but just copy a little from dvd not all why?
[06:07] <Pickledick_johnn> GuidMorrow: i did not ask to ask a question, thats redundant.
[06:07] <losher> LucidGuy: often new hardware has to be reverse engineered because the specs are proprietary. That takes time, skill and inspiration, and since laptops use the most proprietary hardware, the newer your laptop, the more likely you are to have problems running Ubuntu on it because the drivers may not be ready yet...
[06:07] <Qu4R0w> aj_444: appearance > drag that theme..
[06:07] <Parsley> pickleddick_johnn: have you played with the sound/volume manager already?
[06:07] <zigi> Does anybody know how to make it so you can start Ubuntu up without a monitor attached but still have a GUI to VNC into?
[06:08] <linux> wolf23: repeat
[06:08] <LucidGuy> losher,  With that said.... makes buying a nice new laptop toy not sooo tempting.
[06:08] <linux> wolf23: please repeat that question
[06:08] <bigdavejoker> ekiga dies every time it trys to start my webcam
[06:08] <Wiseman> dave-ubuntu-1: doing a complete removal.
[06:08] <losher> wolf23: We've been over this half an hour ago. Because you have to tell dd how much to copy: dd if=/dev/cdrom bs=2048 count=2094400 conv=notrunc > dvd.iso
[06:08] <frankwang> Berzerker, Terminal said can not find vlc core or package
[06:08] <dave-ubuntu-1> LucidGuy: try system76.com
[06:08] <aj_444> Qu4R0w: Thanks. :D
[06:08] <linux> losher: i have to go, can you please help wolf23?
[06:09] <dave-ubuntu-1> ful ubunt support
[06:09] <dave-ubuntu-1> full ubuntu support
[06:09] <Parsley> Is anyone knowledgable in installation via network?
[06:09] <Qu4R0w> aj_444: ok
[06:09] <dave-ubuntu-1> dell.com/ubuntu also has ubuntu supported laptops
[06:09] <Wiseman> dave-ubuntu-1: didn't work.
[06:09] <Berzerker> frankwang: one second.
[06:09] <linux> !mini | Parsley
[06:09] <Brando753> ya Is anyone knowledgable in installation via network?
[06:09] <Rabbitbunny> Parsley: PXE.
[06:09] <zigi> Can somebody help?!??!: Does anybody know how to make it so you can start Ubuntu up without a monitor attached but still have a GUI to VNC into?
[06:09] <dave-ubuntu-1> sudo apt-cache search shityouwantgone
[06:09] <dave-ubuntu-1> or use synaptic
[06:09] <LucidGuy> dave-ubuntu-1, Ive seen them before.  How do they do it?  Do they build their own kernels or modules?
[06:10] <Berzerker> frankwang: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[06:10] <frankwang> Berzerker: Do I need download vlc and tar. Where?? All vlc I found is through Git or PPA.
[06:10] <losher> LucidGuy: smart shoppers research the model they're going to buy upfront. People post their experiences putting ubuntu on various models. Choosing one that people report works well with Ubuntu will save you hours of regret...
[06:10] <Parsley> rabbitbunny: i found PXE guides but they need to know mac address for client; dunno how i can get that if i just have a simple ethernet cable between host and client
[06:10] <Ubiedoodie> dave-ubuntu-1: iwlist scanning does not even find network... is there something else that I should check to make sure my wireless is working or not?
[06:10] <losher> linux: I have tried...
[06:10] <dave-ubuntu-1> LucidGuy: Im not sure...i think they try to use hardware that is already supported by ubuntu
[06:10] <dethray> does anyone know if sane supports the Epson Artisan 800 series for wireless network scanning?
[06:10] <frankwang> Berzerker: Ubuntu9.0.4
[06:11] <LucidGuy> losher, makes sense.
[06:11] <ronnie> Parsley: mac address isnt essential
[06:11] <dave-ubuntu-1> Ubiedoodie: make sure your air card is on :)
[06:11] <Rabbitbunny> Parsley: If I remember correctly, the mac address is in the hardware, I'd assume you could use a LiveCD to find it.
[06:11] <zigi> Does anybody know how to run Ubuntu with a GUI without a monitor attached?
[06:11] <Parsley> ronnie: well when using tftp how does it know to reach client?
[06:11] <LucidGuy> When it comes to the major manufacturers .. who would you guys go with .. example .. DELL, HP, IBM .. etc.
[06:11] <Berzerker> frankwang: give me a sec.
[06:11] <jlewis> I could swear I was able to mount and see the files on my Zune under ubuntu 9.04 the other night...am I going nuts?
[06:11] <losher> LucidGuy: some models people report they never got working. Avoid those :-)
[06:11] <Rabbitbunny> Parsley: it works the other way, the client finds the server.
[06:11] <dave-ubuntu-1> Ubiedoodie: also try sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get update ...after pluging in an Ethernet cablr
[06:12] <dave-ubuntu-1> udo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[06:12] <Parsley> rabbitbunny: can it do that if it has nothing but bios on it?
[06:12] <Brando753> zigi, well i would first activate remote desktop in startup
[06:12] <Brando753> zigi: well i would first activate remote desktop in startup
[06:12] <Rabbitbunny> Parsley: no, it boots a small image.
[06:12] <ronnie> Parsley: tftp and dhcp are different thing
[06:12] <zigi> Brando753: I have x11vnc set up
[06:12] <dave-ubuntu-1> zigi: what is the point of running a GUI with no mon?
[06:12] <zigi> Brando753: to vnc into
[06:12] <zigi> woops
[06:13] <Wiseman> dave-ubuntu-1: so I'd have to mark each package individually then?
[06:13] <zigi> dave-ubuntu-1: to vnc into
[06:13] <Parsley> ronnie: which do i need to install ubuntu onto a computer with no OS on it
[06:13] <dave-ubuntu-1> ubuntu *should* start without a monitor,,,
[06:13] <pshr> Thanks again Parsley, do you suggest any precautions in order that the flash drive wont get corrupted ?
[06:13] <Brando753> zigi: what i once did was system prences remote dektop
[06:13] <Berzerker> frankwang: type in "pico /etc/apt/sources.list"
[06:13] <ronnie> Parsley: if u wanna install os via PXE u have to prepare a server with dhcp and tftp service
[06:13] <Brando753> zigi: prefrences
[06:13] <zigi> dave-ubuntu-1: what would that do?
[06:13] <frankwang> Berzerker : Can I make other's message disappearanced from Chat window? Too many other's messages makes me toublesome
[06:13] <Parsley> pshr: reformat it before you use unetbootin (it will wipe it clean)
[06:13] <LucidGuy> I would love to get a Dell Mini witch comes with Ubuntu preloaded.  http://configure.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?oc=ni10vu_f_1e&c=ca&l=en&s=dhs&cs=cadhs1&kc=laptop-inspiron-10
[06:14] <zigi> brando753: what would that do
[06:14] <dave-ubuntu-1> zigi: try disabling gdm and then starting it via ssh before your RDP session
[06:14] <Parsley> ronnie: to make a computer a host/server, do I need anything besides an ethernet cable and the tftp software?
[06:14] <Brando753> zigi: and then check allow other user to view my desktop, allow other users to control my desktop
[06:14] <zigi> dave-ubuntu-1: would i have to do that each time i want to VNC into it?
[06:14] <copet> is a linux festival in atlanta are you guys know somethig about it
[06:14] <zigi> brando753: why i have VNC set up already
[06:14] <frankwang> Berzerker: It's empty in this files.
[06:15] <Brando753> zigi: ubuntu has a built in vnc, you dont need to use VNC
[06:15] <dave-ubuntu-1> zigi: i dont know...probally on every reboot
[06:15] <ronnie> Parsley: only have to make sure the configure file would be configured correctly
[06:15] <LucidGuy> alright Im done .. im out.
[06:15] <zigi> brando753: but i want to VNC before login so i have x11vnc set up
[06:15] <dave-ubuntu-1> zigi: you can boot it with a mon plugged in...then unplug it...and let it run
[06:15] <Berzerker> frankwang: check my private query.
[06:15] <ronnie> Parsley: i mean the bootloader config file
[06:15] <Berzerker> frankwang: we can talk in there
[06:15] <losher> copet: http://atlantalinuxfest.org
[06:16] <zigi> dave-ubuntu-1: how do i do that
[06:16] <pshr> Parsley, n00b here so can you just tell me what should i select in partition table
[06:16] <Brando753> zigi: once that is done on another ubuntu pc within the LAN or VPN you can go to applications, internet, remote dektop viewer
[06:16] <pshr> default to create an msdos partition table
[06:16] <pshr> would that be cool ?
[06:16] <Parsley> yes pshr
[06:16] <Parsley> pshr: you working from windows or ubuntu
[06:16] <Brando753> zigi: i belive ubuntu's built in vnc supports login one sec let me check
[06:16] <dave-ubuntu-1> zigi: plug the a monitor into the pc....boot it r reboot it...then unplug the mon
[06:17] <zigi> dave-ubuntu-1: im confused, how would that fix it?
[06:17] <copet> the linux festival is just about conferences or is also interaction with all linux community
[06:17] <amites> Anyone know how to install a package with dependencies on an outdated package, I have already installed an updated version of the outdated package from source
[06:17] <dave-ubuntu-1> it wouldnt...its a workaround
[06:17] <m0r0n> Has anyone installed Listen and got  it to work?
[06:17] <pshr> ubuntu
[06:17] <pshr> Parsley, ubuntu
[06:18] <pshr> i get an error while partitioning stating
[06:18] <Parsley> pshr: then you can do it all from system>administration>partition editor
[06:18] <pshr> "See the details for more information.
[06:18] <pshr> IMPORTANT
[06:18] <pshr> If you want support, you need to provide the saved details!
[06:18] <pshr> See http://gparted.sourceforge.net/larry/tips/save_details.htm for more information."
[06:18] <FloodBot3> pshr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:18] <dave-ubuntu-1> amites: some other repos may have the version you seek
[06:18] <Parsley> pshr: first, unmount the usb device, either right click on it on the desktop and choose unmount, or do so in partition editor
[06:19] <dave-ubuntu-1> amites after building from src before insted of make install try sudo checkinstall
[06:19] <amites> dave-ubuntu-1: nope trying to install tortoisehg which depends on mercurial 1.3.1 newest mercurial package is 1.02
[06:19] <dave-ubuntu-1> it will beuld and install a deb
[06:19] <xikteny> amites: is the package you are trying to install a .deb
[06:19] <pshr> yeah unmounted
[06:19] <Parsley> pshr: ok now find the usb in partition editor
[06:19] <amites> xikteny: I would assume so
[06:19] <pshr> yeah
[06:20] <dave-ubuntu-1> amites i thought you built it from src
[06:20] <xikteny> amites: if so i think you could use dpkg -i --force-depends-version package.deb
[06:20] <Parsley> pshr: look in the upper right, should give you a tab-drop-down, choose the USB
[06:20] <amites> dave-ubuntu-1: checkinstall not found ??
[06:20] <pshr> yeah found it Parsley
[06:20] <xikteny> might not work though
[06:20] <dave-ubuntu-1>  --force-depends-version  can cause dep. hell
[06:20] <Parsley> pshr: now choose the existing partition, select it, then go up to "partition" tab and delete it
[06:20] <amites> dave-ubuntu-1: I installed mercurial from source, tried installing tortoise hg from source but it's not integrating with gnome
[06:20] <amites> err nautilus
[06:21] <pshr> yeah
[06:21] <pshr> done, now shall i create a new partition
[06:21] <Parsley> pshr: now choose the device tab and make partition table
[06:21] <sayuri> where do i go to get help with getting sound recording to work on an Acer Aspire One AOD250?
[06:21] <pshr> yeah primary | secondary ?
[06:21] <Parsley> pshr: choose default (msdos mbr table)
[06:21] <dave-ubuntu-1> well... you may not have installed it to a place its llooking for it at
[06:21] <dave-ubuntu-1> look at the old deb to see where it puts its files
[06:21] <pshr> I have right clicked on the unallocated space
[06:21] <pshr> and chose new would that do ?
[06:22] <amites> installed from a setup.py script
[06:22] <Parsley> pshr: ya
[06:22] <dave-ubuntu-1> ther ./configure --prefix /inst/dir
[06:22] <pshr> what shall i choose
[06:22] <pshr> primary | extended
[06:22] <Parsley> pshr: make a new one, give it a name, choose format type (choose fat32) then click ok
[06:22] <Parsley> pshr: ya
[06:22] <tristram> hey can anyone tell me if there is a way i can just download a bunch of themes at once? :)
[06:22] <amites> save-ubuntu-1: thank you, will see what I can do
[06:22] <Parsley> pshr: primary, fat32
[06:22] <pshr> should i do it as primary ?
[06:23] <dave-ubuntu-1> anyway um off to bed
[06:23] <pshr> my partition editor closed abruptly Parsley
[06:23] <Parsley> pshr: thats not good :(
[06:23] <dave-ubuntu-1> pshr: doesnt mattter if you will nuke it with the install
[06:23] <Parsley> pshr: you're sure you're editing the USB, not your own hardrive right???
[06:24] <dave-ubuntu-1> pshr try sudo cfdisk
[06:24] <pshr> yeah the usb
[06:24] <pshr> /dev/sdb
[06:24] <Parsley> pshr: sounds right
[06:24] <Parsley> pshr: did it ask you for your acct passwd when using partition editor?
[06:24] <arooni-mobile___> i want to set up raid1 on ubuntu jaunty across two identical seagate 320gb drives.  drive 1 went read only causing this in the first place.  drive 2 has the backup from /home/.  i've booted into the live cd for jaunty and installed mdadm.  what do i do next?
[06:24] <pshr> yeah
[06:24] <Parsley> pshr: it should
[06:24] <Parsley> pshr: ok...retry it then
[06:25] <Parsley> pshr: it shouldnt freak out if it's unmounted
[06:25] <groza> hello when i play open arena i cant find any servers!what can i do?
[06:25] <dave-ubuntu-1> arooni-mobile : sounds like more a hardware config problem
[06:25] <albn> got the public_html to work
[06:25] <albn> yay
[06:25] <dave-ubuntu-1> unless your using software RAID
[06:25] <pshr> Operations succesful thanks Parsley
[06:25] <Ubiedoodie> dave-ubuntu-1: I can only assume that it is on since it registers with iwconfig... I will try later, am getting tired and have about 10 hours just in this issue already... thanx for input..
[06:25] <dave-ubuntu-1> i reccoment using hardware RAID... more efficent
[06:26] <pshr> dave-ubuntu-1, can you tell me how to do it with cfdisk
[06:26] <pshr> opened up the details about the partitions
[06:26] <arooni-mobile___> dave-ubuntu-1, its not a hardware config q; uz i'm using software RAID
[06:26] <Parsley> pshr: okay, now run unetbootin to put all the right stuff on the USB to make it a LiveCD
[06:26] <dave-ubuntu-1> pshr im off for the night
[06:26] <Parsley> pshr: well, first take the USB out and put it back in again so it mounts first
[06:26] <groza> hello when i play open arena i cant find any servers!what can i do?
[06:27] <pshr> it aint getting detected Parsley ?
[06:27] <Parsley> pshr: close partition editor first
[06:27] <dave-ubuntu-1> arooni-mobile___:  sorry cant help you there, switch to hardware RAID if u can ...like i said more efficent
[06:27] <pshr> yeah i've closed it
[06:27] <arooni-mobile___> dave-ubuntu-1, by what order of magnitude
[06:27] <Parsley> pshr: and you did make a new partition right, not just delete it?
[06:27] <pshr> yeah
[06:28] <pshr> i have created a primary fat32
[06:28] <pshr> partition
[06:28] <dave-ubuntu-1> hardware does things much more efficentley than software...
[06:28] <Parsley> pshr: okay, should get detected and mounted after you close part ed and take it out, put it back in
[06:28] <dave-ubuntu-1> arooni-mobile___ contact your mobo manufacturer and see if it supports RAID
[06:28] <pshr> Did that too Parsley :(
[06:29] <dave-ubuntu-1> also hardware RAID is platform independent and transparent
[06:29] <Parsley> pshr: okay, try this: open up a terminal, you know how to do that?
[06:29] <pshr> yeah
[06:29] <pshr> should i mont manually
[06:29] <pshr> ??
[06:29] <Parsley> pshr: k, type ls /media
[06:29] <dave-ubuntu-1> not if your going to partition it or make a fs on it
[06:30] <pshr> Parsley, can find cdrom and cdrom0
[06:30] <dave-ubuntu-1> anyway im gone
[06:30] <Parsley> pshr: ya mount manually if you already know how
[06:30] <pshr> thanks dave-ubuntu-1
[06:30] <Parsley> pshr: k try ls /mnt
[06:30] <pshr> yeah
[06:30] <nealmcb> on my hardy 64-bit system, firefox 3.0.13+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.8.04.1  I'm running Adobe's recent flash 10:  flash 10.0.32.18   But firefox segmentation faults all the time, e.g. on time.com and elsewhere.  Any advice?
[06:31] <pshr> yeah
[06:31] <nealmcb> this is with a default profile, etc.
[06:31] <pshr> mounted to /home/shirish/Desktop/pend
[06:31] <dave-ubuntu-1> nealmcb: adobe refuses to compile the 64 bit flashplugin
[06:31] <pshr> Parsley, should i continue with unetbootin ?
[06:31] <dave-ubuntu-1> for linux
[06:31] <Parsley> nealmcb: http://xkcd.com/619/
[06:31] <Parsley> pshr: yes
[06:32] <dave-ubuntu-1> somthingpluginwrapper is all i remember
[06:32] <dave-ubuntu-1> anyway
[06:32] <dave-ubuntu-1> i gotta go...really this time....
[06:33] <arooni-mobile___> is there anyway to setup raid 1 from the wizard UI?
[06:33] <pshr> Parsley, how much time would it appx take ?
[06:33] <nealmcb> buy, dave-ubuntu-1 ...    But adobe does have 64-bit flash:  http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/2009/08/in_the_news.html
[06:34] <nealmcb> s/buy/bye/....
[06:34] <Parsley> pshr: uh...half hour or so for it to download the ubuntu liveCD andinstall it
[06:34] <Parsley> pshr: much quicker if you already have an ubuntu.iso image downloaded
[06:34] <pshr> i have specified an ISO that i already have
[06:34] <pshr> yeah
[06:34] <Parsley> pshr: ok then dont do a distro, choose iso and select that
[06:34] <techtronic> is there a way to have ubuntu server email its daily sys log file - only for that day
[06:35] <Scrape> is it just me or is kubuntu nowhere near as good as regular ubuntu with gnome?
[06:35] <pshr> yeah
[06:35] <trinium> hello please, what is date ubuntu developer week, i am of peruviam
[06:35] <MindVirus2> Hi. Is there a way to get a list of the last packages I installed?
[06:35] <Parsley> pshr: by any chance, when you said partition editor crashed, maybe you just accidently went to second screen instead?
[06:36] <pshr> its taking time to cross the 5% mark and all the files inside the pendrive folder are locked with root ownership
[06:36] <pshr> would that effect
[06:36] <Scrape> mindvirus cant use the package manager and search for it?
[06:36] <pshr> or do you want me do chown -R shirish pend
[06:36] <pshr> ?
[06:36] <Parsley> pshr: well its slow at 5% because its copying over a 600MB file (squash something)
[06:36] <pshr> yeah done Parsley
[06:36] <MindVirus2> Scrape: please type the first few letters of my name and press tab so my client can highlight you.
[06:36] <pshr> i dont need to change the permissions of the files
[06:37] <pshr> or should i change
[06:37] <pshr> in any maner
[06:37] <Parsley> pshr: no
[06:37] <pshr> would it effect ?
[06:37] <FloodBot3> pshr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:37] <MindVirus2> Scrape: I need to see a log of my previous APT operations.
[06:37] <xikteny> MindVirus2: tail /var/log/dpkg.log
[06:37] <MindVirus2> xikteny: thank you.
[06:37] <pshr> Ok Parsley asking me to reboot
[06:37] <pshr> will check it out
[06:37] <Parsley> pshr: just exit
[06:37] <RHorse> MindVirus2 dpkg --get-selections will show all your installed pkgs
[06:37] <Parsley> pshr: unless you want to use the USB on this computer
[06:37] <Scrape> apt-get? just open terminal and press up..
[06:37] <pshr> if that works, and one more thing can i copy additional files apart from what are on the disk
[06:37] <MindVirus2> RHorse: I need them organized by date.
[06:37] <pshr> ?
[06:37] <MindVirus2> Scrape: ...
[06:38] <pshr> like if i want to copymy personal data would it be OK ?
[06:38] <MindVirus2> Scrape: Some packages are installed automatically.
[06:38] <Scrape> aahhh.. i see what your saying.. hrrmm
[06:38] <MindVirus2> Scrape: it's cool.
[06:38] <Parsley> pshr: yes if you keep it in a special folder
[06:38] <MindVirus2> Scrape: I got it. It's in /var/log/dpkg.log.
[06:38] <pshr> thanks Parsley
[06:38] <Scrape> noggles
[06:38] <Parsley> pshr: dont put it right on top level directory of usb
[06:38] <MindVirus2> Scrape: also, please highlight -- I'm sure a lot of people appreciate it.
[06:39] <arooni-mobile___> i have two identical seagate 320 gb drives without hardware raid support.  is it better to : 1) use one drive as my main guy, and backup nightly via rdiff-backup?  or 2) do software raid for mdadm and backup files to s3 every so often?
[06:39] <pshr> Okies
[06:39] <pshr> Parsley, any idea on how to manually unmount
[06:39] <pshr> i cant find an option in the right click
[06:40] <Parsley> pshr: in terminal it's umount /where/it/is
[06:40] <Parsley> pshr: umount, not uNmount
[06:40] <pshr> says device is busy
[06:41] <Parsley> pshr: close everything that's using it like part ed or unetbootin
[06:41] <feyner> are you inside the folder
[06:41] <pshr> closed every thing ...
[06:41] <Parsley> pshr: uh...restart computer, it'll have to unmount that way
[06:42] <Parsley> pshr: though just pulling it out isnt necessarily gonna corrupt it
[06:42] <Bluey> Parsely - unless its ext2
[06:42] <Parsley> his is fat32
[06:42] <feyner> well if hes currently sitting in the directory in the terminal it wont umount, so try cd .. then umount
[06:42] <Bluey> hmm no idea --
[06:43] <Parsley> ya watch out for your terminal
[06:43] <Parsley> there he went
[06:43] <Parsley> adios pshr
[06:43] <feyner> lol
[06:43] <Bluey> fat32 corrupts easily --
[06:43] <Parsley> ive been rough with my fat32 usb and never corrupted
[06:44] <Bluey> you know I don't know if my usb drive is fat32 or ntfs - let me check
[06:44] <grawity> I prefer NTFS because it has hardlinks and symlinks and stuff
[06:44] <Bluey> yes
[06:45] <Parsley> ive also played rough with my 320gb back up external HDD and though she complains about premature pull-out, never lost anything
[06:45] <Parsley> which is NTFS i think
[06:45] <Tech-desk> hello
[06:45] <Tech-desk> need help in squid
[06:45] <Parsley> hiii
[06:45] <RHorse> Parsley yes, i get complaints about that too. LOL
[06:46] <Bluey> it is fat32 --
[06:46] <der_maik> arooni-mobile___: use your 2nd hd to backup your 1st hd with rsync. (raid is recommended if you yave data that has to be backed up immediately)
[06:46] <Bluey> i have a fat32 parition -- windows sees only that - but the ubuntu I have on the flash drive, sees both windows and linux
[06:47] <grawity> Windows can only see FATx and NTFS, yeah
[06:47] <Parsley> ya windows doesnt bother looking at things that aint windows
[06:47] <Bluey> Parley -- yes that's convenient actually
[06:47] <grawity> Parsley: And why should it, if it doesn't support them?
[06:48] <Parsley> not saying it's bad
[06:48] <Bluey> the one "good thing" about fat32 - almost everybody can read it...
[06:48] <victamower> streaming Internet radio using shoutcast .pls files has stopped working for me - using totem, VLC and audacious
[06:48] <victamower> streams that use .m3u files work
[06:48] <victamower> I'm using Hardy
[06:49] <Bluey> hmm I only use m3u for local playlists - didn't know you could stream those
[06:49] <victamower> I suspect a library problem
[06:49] <Parsley> victamower: have you tried multiple sites/streams? maybe the one thing youre trying, like last fm, is being zany
[06:50] <victamower> Parsley: yep
[06:50] <victamower> from the command line I type: audacious 'http://stream.npr.org:8002/listen.pls'
[06:50] <Parsley> victamower: rebuild your gstreamer codecs maybe?
[06:50] <Bluey> let me bounce something off of you -- my friend's kid cruched his flash drive, while it was in the computer - now windows won't boot -- could that have blown the bios perhaps?
[06:51] <Parsley> bluey: is part of it still inside?
[06:51] <victamower> http://pastebin.com/m22f3647b
[06:51] <Bluey> i don't see how crunching a flash drive would have erased the hard dirve...
[06:51] <victamower> Parsley: apt-get install --reinstall gstreamer-plugin* ?
[06:51] <Bluey> ohh good question....
[06:51] <netskillsii> hello need help installing a custom boot splash image on my distro....
[06:51] <Parsley> bluey: i'd imagine he did some damage to the usb port and thats sticking bios in some boot infinite loop
[06:52] <grawity> USB 2.0 controllers are supposed to be fork-proof (even the spec says so), so...
[06:52] <Parsley> victamower: i think that works, there may be some fancier flag than --reinstall
[06:52] <Tech-desk> squid3...going into hit-only-mode for 5 minutes..
[06:52] <grawity> Bluey: Does the BIOS itself work?
[06:52] <Tech-desk> and he stop work
[06:52] <grawity> Bluey: As in, do the POST, let you access the setup, etc?
[06:52] <Bluey> gravity - I just messaged him -- hope he's still up -- thanks
[06:53] <Lpp> Ummmm... I need some help with Xbuntu, can I ask here?
[06:53] <Bluey> sure
[06:53] <Lpp> Okay
[06:53] <Lpp> Might take me awhile to type
[06:53] <Parsley> bluey: one way to tell is to extract the HDD and put it in another machine, see if it boots (if it does than ya the bios is having a problem)
[06:53] <Bluey> that's okay....
[06:53] <arooni-mobile___> i want to install jaunty via RAID1.  i have the live cd not the alternative.  i need to set up the array so that i have one drive and the other is MISSING (so i can copy the data later).  question: 1) Should i use the alternative cd instead?  2) if i can use the live cd; once i create the partitions and array via mdadm will the installer be able to see them to install to?
[06:54] <peepsalot> i have ubuntu set to automatically log me in, but I want to try a different window manager.  the problem is if I try to log out to get to gdm, so I can switch it, it just instantly logs me back in, so I can't choose my WM
[06:54] <Bluey> Parsley -- he's not technically astute - so trying to round up some help for him -- someone who could do just that
[06:55] <pshr> Parsley, i have tried it on other system
[06:55] <pshr> it doesn't boot from the usb
[06:55] <pshr> well i have set up the boot priority
[06:55] <grawity> peepsalot: Then... disable auto-login, and instead enable timed login?
[06:55] <pshr> Removable device first
[06:55] <grawity> peepsalot: So that it would log you in after 4 seconds, for example.
[06:55] <Parsley> pshr: you sure the other system can boot from USB? some computers can read USB drives, but will not boot from them
[06:56] <pshr> it sure is showing in boot priority devices
[06:56] <Lpp> Okay, so I got Xbuntu working on an old computer. I found an Internet stick and it connected. So far so good. Here's where the problem arises. The network shows 46% activitty, but when I try to get onto Firefox it can't load anything, I have my Internet set to allow, but it still doesn't work! Suggestions please?
[06:56] <Bluey> Parsley - true older machines have that problem - I have tried my "ubuntu2go" on several machines - so far so good
[06:56] <peepsalot> grawity, ah, ok, i just found the preferences for the login screen.  I set it up that way during install, so I didn't know where to change it.
[06:56] <peepsalot> brb
[06:56] <grawity> Lpp: Try going to the terminal, and doing 'host google.com' for example
[06:56] <grawity> Lpp: It might be some DNS problem.
[06:57] <Lpp> Okay, I'll try that tommorow
[06:57] <Parsley> pshr: hmm, try this one: delete everything off it like before, then use unetbootin, but first put on the distro "super grub" then do it again for your ISO
[06:57] <Lpp> Any way to connect it though?
[06:57] <Bluey> hey does grub2 work on 9.04?
[06:57] <Parsley> bluey: yes
[06:57] <Bluey> sweet!
[06:57] <pshr> super grub ?
[06:57] <Parsley> bluey: well, i just used it yesterday with a liveCD, not the actual install but should work
[06:58] <Bluey> i know it ships with 9.10 but wasn't sure if it would work with 9.04
[06:58] <Parsley> pshr: in unetbootin, choose "super grub" from drop down menu under "distributions"
[06:58] <Parsley> bluey: used it on 9.04
[06:58] <Bluey> do you know if they fixed the "launching cache cleaner" problem (caused by kde app running under gnome)
[06:59] <Parsley> dunno
[06:59] <Bluey> Not fatal, but it is annoying....
[06:59] <Parsley> why not just switch to kde if you want their apps?
[06:59] <Parsley> i like gnome
[07:00] <Lpp> So how can I fix my problem with my Internet? I'm not very computer literrate...
[07:00] <O__o> hello what do i do if i want to be able to highlight characters with keyboard in emacs?
[07:00] <Bluey> Parsley -- I tried running KDE4 -- my conclusion was that it appeared linux was broke....
[07:00] <victamower> can someone running Hardy please try: sudo apt-get install audacious && audacious 'http://stream.npr.org:8002/listen.pls'
[07:00] <umer> Hi Every one
[07:00] <Parsley> lpp: first you make the internets, then you enjoy them
[07:00] <victamower> I think I have a corrupted library on my system
[07:00] <Debolaz> Parsley: KDE has better apps than gnome, but gnome has a better desktop.
[07:00] <_Trinity_> hi all
[07:00] <umer> I have question i am using psi and pidgin for google talk but both of them disconnect with out issuing any error .
[07:01] <Bluey> note to self -- never remove libqt4core
[07:01] <Parsley> victamower: try running update manager, maybe it picks something up?
[07:01] <pshr> Parsley, what difference would it make using super grub ?
[07:01] <_Trinity_> did nautilus CD writer utility have the ability to burn bootable CDs back on Hoary?
[07:01] <umer> i wish there is something like google talk
[07:02] <Parsley> pshr: it may boot where as using the LiveCD's native boot (grub 0.99 i think) will not
[07:02] <xikteny> question... my /var/log/auth.log is constantly spammed with "gdm[3523]: pam_unix(gdm:auth): check pass; user unknown" followed by "gdm[3523]: pam_unix(gdm:auth): authentication failure; logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty=:0 ruser= rhost=" Anyone else seen this? Any idea what causes it?
[07:02] <Parsley> pshr: then again im betting if grub0.99 isnt booting, nothing will
[07:02] <FMSMaster> talkin of usb bootin?
[07:02] <Parsley> ya
[07:02] <arooni-mobile___> installing jaunty from scratch.  thoughts on ext3 versus ext4?
[07:02] <Lpp> Parsely: ...So, if the Terminal doesn't work then what? I can't get Internet(Router is downstairs, I'm upstairs)
[07:02] <pshr> hmm, Parsley well i was trying to see whether it works on an already ubuntufied system
[07:03] <victamower> Parsley: no updates pending.. this morning my machine had locked up, and since then streaming .pls files hasn't work hence my suspecting a corrupted library
[07:03]  * pshr thought thinks that it shouldn't make any difference 
[07:03] <Parsley> pshr: it should most definitely
[07:03]  * pshr trying now
[07:04] <umer> is any one here face same kind of issue ... PSi and Pidgin won't work properly if you are using them as google talk
[07:04] <FMSMaster> I've got a question if I may.. How much space would take ubuntu installation on usb.. I'm not guetting it installed in 2 gb
[07:04]  * Lpp thinks he should go figure out what DNS is =P
[07:04] <Parsley> fmsmaster: less than 1 gig
[07:04] <FMSMaster> thanx! but it's not workin for me! :D
[07:05] <Parsley> fmsmaster: whats the prob? not booting or not copying to usb?
[07:05] <FMSMaster> stoping copying!
[07:05] <umer> df -h /media/USB-NAME
[07:05] <eitri> Hi. I've just encountered a problem with synaptic package manager. It appered while I was trying to setup proxy served for my Uni. I have now set proxy back to default but I still get: Failed to fetch http://archive.mitra.net.np/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/main/binary-amd64/Packages  404 Not Found . And that from several packages. Anyone now what's happening?
[07:06] <Parsley> FMSMaster: hmm, i'd say delete everything, reformat the bugger, try again
[07:06] <FMSMaster> I tried more then 2 times!
[07:06] <grawity> chaff: Probably archive.mitra.net.np didn't mirror those packages for some or other reason.
[07:06] <Parsley> FMSMaster: actually reformatted?
[07:06] <FMSMaster> does this have anything to do with the fact that I'm installing from the complete DVD?
[07:07] <FMSMaster> ext3
[07:07] <FMSMaster> ;)
[07:07] <eitri> grawity:  was that one to me? Anyway, I've tried three different servers, including main server
[07:07] <Parsley> FMSMaster: it shouldnt, but maybe youre running out of harddrive space or cache
[07:07] <Parsley> FMSMaster: so it'd have no temporary space to hold on to the files copied from DVD to USB
[07:08] <Parsley> FMSMaster: try a diff format, like fat32
[07:08] <FMSMaster> it copies it to the hard drive?
[07:08] <Parsley> FMSMaster: well, depends how much RAM youre using up
[07:08] <mattwj2002> !songbird
[07:08] <FMSMaster> 2gb RAM!
[07:08] <Bluey> I have a bootable ubuntu -- fits in 4 gig
[07:09] <Parsley> FMSMaster: probly not the problem, try a diff format like fat32
[07:09] <Parsley> FMSMaster: i made a bootable ubuntu 9.04 on a 1gig yesterday
[07:09] <FMSMaster> thanx Parsley I'll this! ;) I've read somewhere that ext3 was the best choice..
[07:09] <xikteny> umer: Do you get "Connection Refused" you try to connect to Google Talk with Pidgin?
[07:09] <FMSMaster> but I'll try it! ;)
[07:09] <Bluey> I use reiserfs
[07:09] <umer> xikteny Pidgin wont' connect
[07:09] <Lpp> Okay, can someone give me a SLIGHTLY dumbed down version of what is wrong? I want to connect to my network via usb Interneet, it connects, but won't load ANYTHING EG: Google FTP you name it, so what could be wrong, the router or the USB Stick?
[07:09] <umer> won't connect
[07:10] <Bluey> I looked at ext4 - but chickened out...
[07:10] <Bluey> on the usb drive - I used ext2 -- since I didn't want journaling
[07:10] <Bluey> also noatime
[07:10] <Parsley> lpp: maybe your ISP blocks that computer? like it has a whitelist of computers it will allow internet use per household?
[07:10] <xikteny> umer: I sent you a PM... Can you see it? easier to talk in a separate window...
[07:11] <umer> ok that
[07:11] <umer> that's great
[07:11] <Parsley> lpp: with comcast, i can connect to my house connection, but it wont work unless i have my IP address on a whitelist
[07:11] <Lpp> I know my Router blocks computers, iPods etc. that doesn't have a registered MAC adress, but it's registered
[07:11] <Parsley> lpp: actually, i think the router/linksys does the whitelisting
[07:11] <Parsley> lpp: hmm
[07:12] <Bluey> i have a dlink router - and it's like 5-6 years old...
[07:13] <burntresistor> i just complied wine 1.1.28 and the install didnt upgrade the wine stable version
[07:13] <Lpp> And besides, there is a unsecure connection beside me, but it won't let me connect to it. It just stays on the one I'm currently on...
[07:13] <Bluey> lpp - can you ping the local ip address?
[07:14] <Lpp> Don't know how to do that, I know a teensy bit of Linux, buthow do I do that?
[07:14] <Bluey> okay talk you though it
[07:14] <Bluey> pm okay?
[07:14] <Lpp> Okay
[07:16] <babyrobbe> InputString or StringInput?
[07:18] <Peddy> is there a program that waits for keypresses, and gives the hex code or  location of the key? I want to know if a button on my keyboard is physically broken or not.
[07:19] <umer> Peddu write your own it's eassy
[07:19] <grawity> Peddy: 'xev', 'showkeys' (IIRC), some others
[07:19] <xikteny> Peddy: xev
[07:19] <arooni-mobile___> can i install jaunty via ui to a raid1 array?
[07:20] <xikteny> beaten :)
[07:20] <grawity> 'showkey' actually.
[07:20] <Peddy> thanks grawity and xikteny
[07:21] <jeff6780> hey whats up everyone
[07:21] <achilles> hello alla, I'm trying to force redirect http to https but it's not working  , this is my config file, http://pastebin.com/m6bbe6b9a
[07:21] <achilles> all*
[07:22] <grawity> achilles: The rewrite rules you defined in the SSL VirtualHost only apply for connections that are already SSL.
[07:22] <nice00> ubuntu??
[07:22] <nice00> is what
[07:22] <jeff6780> hey im new to ubuntu but im not able to install .deb it says i dont have the correct permissions
[07:22] <grawity> nice00: A Linux distribution.
[07:23] <nice00> oh
[07:23] <nice00> thanks
[07:23] <grawity> achilles: I think they should be in the VirtualHost that doesn't use SSL... meh, #httpd can help you more.
[07:24] <achilles> grawity, sorry, I didn't get it, should I replace to general ?
[07:25] <achilles> grawity, thank you
[07:25] <grawity> achilles: Yeah
[07:25] <achilles> thanks
[07:26] <jeff6780> im haveing problems installing .deb files in ubuntu it says i dont have permission
[07:26] <grawity> jeff6780: How are you installing them?
[07:27] <jeff6780> gdeb
[07:27] <jeff6780> is there another way of installing them
[07:28] <Bluey> break time for bluey
[07:29] <jeff6780> anyone
[07:29] <nice00> yeh
[07:30] <jeff6780> im trying to find a way to install .deb packages in ubuntu because when i use gdeb it says i dont have permission
[07:31] <lstarnes> jeff6780: are you using gdeb from a terminal?
[07:31] <jeff6780> no
[07:31] <grawity> lstarnes: gdebi is a GUI app
[07:33] <lstarnes> jeff6780: if you're using gnome, press alt+f2 then enter gksudo gdebi-gtk
[07:34] <lstarnes> jeff6780: you could also open a terminal and use sudo dpkg -i filename.deb
[07:35] <mgmuscari> hi all... i have my USB sound device (OSS) selected as the default for all playback, but everything is still playing back through my laptop's speakers... testing the output works fin
[07:36] <mgmuscari> *works fine
[07:36] <mgmuscari> does anybody have an idea how to get everything to play through the usb device?
[07:37] <hukpofujl> .
[07:37] <hukpofujl> Всем привет
[07:37] <optimus_p> how can i download youtube video using curl?
[07:38] <nice00>  :)
[07:41] <`brandon`> hello, How do i get Net::IRC, all i remimber is something about perl and lib can you please help thank-you.
[07:41] <xfiles> hello
[07:42] <grawity> `brandon`: if I remember correctly -- sudo perl -mCPAN -eshell
[07:42] <mattwj2002> !songbird
[07:42] <grawity> `brandon`: And then 'install Net::IRC'
[07:42] <lstarnes> `brandon`: sudo apt-get install libperl-net-irc  or sudo cpan Net::IRC
[07:42] <mattwj2002> !songbird
[07:42] <`brandon`> mattwj2002L what are you doing?
[07:43] <lstarnes> `brandon`: most perl users recommend the use of POE::Component::IRC or POE::Component::IRC::State instead of Net::IRC due to Net::IRC being outdated
[07:43] <mattwj2002> trying to get the bot to get give info on songbird
[07:43] <mattwj2002> !Songbird
[07:43] <mattwj2002> there we go
[07:43] <mattwj2002> :)
[07:43] <lstarnes> !fishing > mattwj2002
[07:44] <`brandon`> yeah the perl irc bot's i have use Net::IRC and i don't know how to use "POE::Component::IRC but how do i get that?
[07:44] <xfiles> #ubuntu.cn
[07:44] <hukpofujl> any russian here????
[07:44] <xfiles> :#ubuntu.cn
[07:45] <lstarnes> xfiles: /join #ubuntu-cn
[07:45] <grawity> `brandon`: I just described how
[07:45] <xfiles> lstarnes, thanks
[07:45] <Myrtti> !ru | hukpofujl
[07:45] <lstarnes> `brandon`: its package name in ubuntu's repos is libpoe-component-irc-perl
[07:45] <lstarnes> `brandon`: you can also install it via CPAN
[07:46] <rameshwor> guys.. i tried to recover ubuntu after MS install. i did { sudo grub  -> find /boot/grub/stage1 (returned (hd0,6) ) -> setup (hd0,6)  which gave me error..
[07:46] <hukpofujl> Myrtt: thanks
[07:47] <xfiles> ?
[07:47] <xfiles> help /?
[07:48] <rameshwor> gnea : ^^^^
[07:50] <Vezirovics> 'alleluyya brotha
[07:52] <jeff6780> so to install from my usb drive i would enter  sudo dpkg -i /media/My Passport/aim_1.5.286-1_i386.deb
[07:52] <grawity> You need to put that path in quotes, because it has spaces in it.
[07:53] <jeff6780> so  sudo dpkg -i "/media/My Passport/aim_1.5.286-1_i386.deb"
[07:53] <grawity> Yeah
[07:53] <grawity> But isn't that AIM for Linux kinda .... old?
[07:54] <babyrobbe> ;\
[07:54] <Vezirovics> babyrobbe brotha ola
[07:54] <Callum_> Who uses AIM anyway, grawity? =P
[07:54] <babyrobbe> class loading in php is somewhat br0ked
[07:54] <grawity> Callum_: jeff6780 does ^
[07:55] <jeff6780> yes i do
[07:55] <grawity> jeff6780: And why are you using such an old client, then?
[07:55] <jeff6780> its the only official one for linux
[07:55] <grawity> At least it seems old on this page.
[07:56] <grawity> jeff6780: I suggest just using Pidgin or Empathy. While they're not official, they do get updated often (and so far work perfectly with AIM)
[07:57] <xfiles> sdf
[07:58] <Peddy> is there a better Ubuntu support channel on a non-freenode network?
[07:58] <grawity> Peddy: ##linux?
[07:58] <Myrtti> Peddy: this is the official
[07:58] <grawity> Peddy: The one we're on is the only official Ubuntu channel though.
[07:58] <Myrtti> Peddy: in what way better?
[07:59] <Peddy> Myrtti, I don't know, this server seems pretty unstable or whatever (or is it just this channel)? I think this is called a netsplit, it's been going on for months...
[07:59] <Myrtti> Peddy: netsplits happen on all networks
[07:59] <grawity> Freenode is a little unstable at moments - but netsplits happen everywhere.
[08:00] <Peddy> OK - it's just, for the last month, every single time I've joined (almost daily) it's been like this. I remember maybe 2 years ago, it was fine.
[08:00] <grawity> "Like this" - what exactly do you mean?
[08:01] <grawity> The ton of joins/parts/quits here isn't a netsplit or anything.
[08:01] <Peddy> grawity, netsplit. I'm not exactly sure what it is, but there are a lot of people reconnecting and timing out.
[08:01] <grawity> It's just simply a LOT of Ubuntu noobies with poor connections.
[08:01] <pepperphd> its also 2 in the morning
[08:01] <Peddy> grawity, oh, right - excuse me then. Fail on my part :/
[08:02] <grawity> Peddy: If there was a netsplit, they: 1) would quit at once, 2) would have "irc.freenode.net some-other-server.freenode.net" as their quit message.
[08:02] <`brandon`> !songbird > brandon
[08:02] <Peddy> OK, thanks for the explanation.
[08:02] <khermans> n00bs
[08:02] <`brandon`> brandon > songbird
[08:02] <`brandon`> !brandon > songbird
[08:02] <grawity> !songbird > `brandon`
[08:02] <`brandon`> fail
[08:02] <elky> Peddy, there's 1200-1300 people here on regular basis now. 2 years ago it would have been more like 900-1000
[08:03] <grawity> `brandon`: You forgot the ``s around your nick.
[08:03] <`brandon`> :/
[08:03] <`brandon`> im brandon on other networks.
[08:03] <`brandon`> not use to `
[08:04] <Peddy> elky, OK, thanks :P It just seems a little odd that there's almost no people describing problems right now (I guess that's a good thing, though).
[08:04] <khermans> Peddy, ubuntu is perfect
[08:04] <khermans> :-)
[08:04] <grawity> 07:04 UTC, everyone's probably asleep/at work/etc.
[08:05] <elky> Peddy, things fluctuate over the day, too. for example, it's 5pm here in eastern australia, people are fleeing their computers for home.
[08:05] <Purpley> Can someone help with tv-out?
[08:05] <hienvh> Hello all.. I have a question I hope you guys can help me. I have downloaded Vbox PUEL, but when I load my XP in Vbox I cant mount the usb stick. I have already add the ubs and enable it, but in devices I can see the USB stick name, but i cant choose it.. Anyone know any solution for that problems? tnx
[08:05] <khermans> Purpley, nvidia or other card?
[08:06] <Purpley> I have my TV set up to my 9800 GTX+ Nvidia GPU and have enabled the tv in NVIDIA X Server settings
[08:06] <khermans> Purpley, tc in or tv out?
[08:06] <Purpley> it using a s-video cable
[08:06] <Purpley> but nothing happens in my tv
[08:06] <Purpley> please someone help
[08:06] <khermans> Purpley, use the nvidia config too;
[08:07] <grawity> tool*
[08:07] <khermans> Purpley, nvidia-settings
[08:08] <Purpley> oh come on
[08:08] <khermans> Purpley, works fine for me dude
[08:13] <Ebonhand> Hi all
[08:13] <Ebonhand> I'm having hell's own trouble getting either of my two video cards working nicely, on either of 8.04lts or 9.04
[08:13] <Ebonhand> anyone able to lend a hand?
[08:15] <khermans> Ebonhand, make/model of card?
[08:15] <Ebonhand> I've got two, and tried both
[08:15] <khermans> Ebonhand, what are they '?
[08:15] <Ebonhand> bit of info - I have an nvidia onboard, which I want to use with either a raedon 4650hd or an nvidia 8600gt
[08:16] <khermans> i would start with the nvidias
[08:16] <khermans> Ebonhand, you may have more luck with nvidia troubleshooting
[08:16] <khermans> Ebonhand, so you have 3 video interfaces, actually?
[08:16] <Ebonhand> closest I've got to working was with the nvidias, yep. I drive 3 screens, can get the two on the 8600 working (vga/dvi) but getting the onboard to play nice at the same time is like jabbing myself in the face with a fork
[08:16] <Dayofswords> good for you i have a pc that was 1000 dollar when it came out, now worth less than a pack of gum
[08:17] <hienvh> hmm. no one here can answer my question o.O?
[08:17] <Ebonhand> I can swap out the 8600gt for a raedon 4650 - not both at once
[08:17] <khermans> hienvh, ?
[08:17] <hienvh> khermans, my question: Hello all.. I have a question I hope you guys can help me. I have downloaded Vbox PUEL, but when I load my XP in Vbox I cant mount the usb stick. I have already add the ubs and enable it, but in devices I can see the USB stick name, but i cant choose it.. Anyone know any solution for that problems? tnx
[08:17] <khermans> Ebonhand, in dont understand -- do you have three cards total? 1 onboard nvidia + 1 other nvidia and +1 oher ati?
[08:17] <Ebonhand> my pc also crashes/hangs when I try to log out, and need to hit the reset switch
[08:18] <Ebonhand> khermans: 3 cards total, but only two in the machine at once.. onboard + either the nvidia or the ati
[08:18] <khermans> hienvh, i believe vbox only allows USB in the commercial version
[08:18] <Ebonhand> I've had no real luck with either
[08:18] <Purpley> sorry khermans
[08:18] <khermans> Ebonhand, put in the nvida card along with the onboard nviida
[08:18] <Purpley> im really lagging
[08:18] <Purpley> its a nvidia card
[08:18] <khermans> Ebonhand, then run sudo nvidia-settings
[08:19] <Purpley> and im not sure but i think it may just be the tv
[08:19] <Purpley> its an old one
[08:19] <Purpley> and the s-video port is for vhs
[08:19] <jeff6780> is there a ubuntu for dummies book i need it
[08:19] <hienvh> khermans, the PUEL version is the commercial version, I have read in forums and they says this version allows USB
[08:19] <khermans> jeff6780, yess
[08:19] <jeff6780> where do i get it
[08:19] <khermans> hienvh, then if you have the commercial version i would open a ticket with the vendor
[08:20] <Ebonhand> khermans: yep, done that. I can get it all up - closest I've gotten was twinview on the nvidia card and the onboard as a separate server, but switching over to use xinerama makes my machine not even get to a login screen, and I have to hand-edit the xorg.conf to turn it off using a live cd
[08:20] <khermans> jeff6780, amazon.com
[08:20] <Ebonhand> same results on both 8.04lts or 9.04
[08:20] <Purpley> ERROR: Failed to find display device 0x00000002 on screen 1 (on GPU-0)
[08:20] <Purpley>        while parsing metamode:
[08:20] <Purpley>        'CRT-1: nvidia-auto-select @1024x768 +0+0'
[08:20] <Purpley> i get the message when i run "sudo nvidia-settings"
[08:20] <khermans> Ebonhand, what is yoru end goal?
[08:20] <drygrain> what chmos level should i set a file at to make it writeable from any user account?
[08:21] <grawity> drygrain: chmod a+w file
[08:21] <Ebonhand> khermans: run the three monitors like I do on windows - seamlessly
[08:21] <Ebonhand> rather than the 3rd monitor acting like a separate pc
[08:21] <hienvh> khermans, hmm im not so sure how to do that. I have used Vbox before and didnt had this problems, but I will try to fix it, tnx
[08:21] <khermans> Purpley, sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[08:21] <drygrain> this file in question is on my apache server
[08:21] <drygrain> is it still a good idea to set chmod a+w
[08:21] <hienvh> khermans, its a bit difficult for you to answer my question if you don't use it. :)
[08:21] <grawity> drygrain: a+w will give write access to all accounts.
[08:21] <RHorse> khermans what is the -phigh for?
[08:22] <drygrain> okay
[08:22] <Purpley> xserver-xorg postinst warning: overwriting possibly-customised configuration
[08:22] <Purpley>    file; backup in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.20090831032151
[08:22] <Purpley> i get that
[08:22] <drygrain> but not any random client acessing the file on port 80
[08:22] <drygrain> correct?
[08:22] <khermans> Ebonhand, you want them to be three screens which you can sweep across right?
[08:22] <grawity> drygrain: Over HTTP?
[08:22] <drygrain> correct
[08:22] <khermans> drygrain, no
[08:22] <drygrain> okay
[08:22] <Ebonhand> khermans,: yes
[08:22] <drygrain> thanks very much
[08:22] <khermans> RHorse, -p is for priority
[08:22] <Purpley> what do i do from there?
[08:22] <grawity> drygrain: The httpd won't allow writing to anything unless you specifically set it up.
[08:23] <khermans> Purpley, now sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[08:23] <Purpley> khermans, the application didnt even start
[08:23] <Purpley> nothing happens
[08:25] <RHorse> khermans tnx
[08:25] <v4vijayakumar> Hi, I have some problem with my update manager ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/262361/ ). anyone know why is this ?!
[08:25] <khermans> Ebonhand, have you read this yet?  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XineramaHowTo
[08:25] <khermans> Purpley, what applicaiton?
[08:26] <Ebonhand> reading now, khermans - ty
[08:26] <khermans> v4vijayakumar, your depends are not installed
[08:26] <khermans> v4vijayakumar, sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade
[08:26] <Purpley> well
[08:26] <Purpley> the command
[08:27] <khermans> Purpley, the command reconfigured your xorg file
[08:27] <khermans> Purpley, then you need to restart GDM
[08:27] <sayuri> How do I UNINSTALL uvcvideo?
[08:27] <v4vijayakumar> khermans: thanks, I will try that
[08:27] <khermans> sayuri, sudo aptitude remove uvcvideo ??
[08:27] <sayuri> no
[08:27] <sayuri> sudo apt-get remove uvcvideo does not work
[08:27] <khermans> sayuri, how did you install it buddy?
[08:28] <Purpley> i dont think it did
[08:28] <Purpley> it gave me an error message
[08:28] <sayuri> downloaded from linuxtv, then ran the compile and install. its a kernal for the webcam interface
[08:28] <sayuri> i want it gone now. not just modprobe -r uvcvideo, i want it GONE
[08:28] <Myrtti> sayuri: good luck then, read the readme that came with the package you downloaded...
[08:29] <khermans> Purpley, i saw the output saying it did, so ...
[08:29] <khermans> sayuri, usually sudo make uninstall in the same directory you compiled then
[08:29] <Ebonhand> khermans: I've pretty-much done that already to get the twinview working. it's the 3rd monitor that's the problem
[08:29] <khermans> Purpley, there was no error
[08:30] <Purpley> oh i see my bad
[08:30] <Bluey> hey is the the colours channel?
[08:30] <khermans> sayuri, like i said -- usually 'sudo make uninstall'
[08:30] <xfiles> ／join #ubuntu-cn
[08:30] <sayuri> it doesnt have an uninstall build targewt
[08:31] <khermans> sayuri, then just rm the .ko modules
[08:31] <sayuri> how, where are the .ko stuff
[08:31] <khermans> sayuri, you can profile the 'sudo make install' to see where it places all files
[08:31] <khermans> then just do the reverse
[08:32] <sayuri> theres thousands of files
[08:32] <khermans> sayuri, may the source be with you ;-)
[08:32] <khermans> sayuri, i doubt thousands of files get copied into your kernel to load
[08:32] <sayuri> i dont know how to do any of what you said
[08:32] <khermans> sayuri, when in doubt, less README
[08:32] <sayuri> first i just wanted the camera to work
[08:32] <sayuri> and now i want it to not work
[08:32] <khermans> sayuri, what camera?
[08:32] <v4vijayakumar> khermans: I just wanted to try kde. full-upgrade removes some packages from my system, http://paste.ubuntu.com/262363/
[08:33] <sayuri> uvcvideo lets the webcam work
[08:33] <khermans> v4vijayakumar, yes it may remove some, but only those that are not in use
[08:33] <sayuri> modprobe -r uvcvideo disables it only for the current session
[08:33] <Bluey> fast way - remove libqt4core  --
[08:33] <khermans> v4vijayakumar, sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop is a meta package that might be better for you
[08:34] <Bluey> (not recommended -- it removes most of kde and several apps too!)
[08:34] <sayuri> if theres a way to disable the media/video0 or whatever interface it work work better
[08:34] <khermans> sayuri, you can add that command to /etc/rc.local if you like
[08:34] <khermans> then it will never load on boot
[08:34] <sayuri> readme says nothing about uninstall
[08:34] <khermans> sayuri, then i would shoot them...
[08:34] <khermans> ;-)
[08:34] <khermans> sayuri,  what webcam is it?
[08:34] <khermans> make/model?
[08:35] <sayuri> its the crystal one in the Acer
[08:35] <v4vijayakumar> khermans: thanks, I will try that
[08:35] <sayuri> if it was one of those classic usb ones i would just rip it out when im not using it
[08:35] <sayuri> but its built into the screen
[08:35] <sayuri> and id rather not have to put electrical tape on it
[08:35] <khermans> like i said, use /etc/rc.local
[08:36] <khermans> sayuri, what version of ubutnu you running?
[08:36] <sayuri> and add the line before the exit0?
[08:36] <sayuri> 9.04
[08:36] <khermans> sayuri, uvcvideo drivers come already
[08:36] <khermans> since 2.6.26
[08:36] <sayuri> they didnt for me
[08:37] <sayuri> but if they did there should be a way to remove them
[08:37] <khermans> sayuri, i told you already how to deactivate it yet you fail to listen
[08:37] <sayuri> khermans, i asked you a question of where to put the line
[08:37] <khermans> sayuri, use the blacklists or rc.local
[08:37] <sayuri> but you didnt listen
[08:37] <sayuri> i asked you "before the exit0?"
[08:38] <khermans> sayuri, when asking questions -- always prepend the targets name
[08:38] <khermans> sayuri, in your question to me, you didnt ask me ... you asked the channel
[08:38] <R0x> hi!
[08:38] <sayuri> you have to understand i dont know all the stuff behind linux or irc
[08:39] <khermans> sayuri, thats fine --
[08:39] <khermans> sayuri, see how when i prepend your name the colors light up?
[08:39] <sayuri> but yeah, just tell me, before or after exit0?
[08:39] <khermans> sayuri, if you use a normal client
[08:39] <khermans> sayuri, yes
[08:39] <R0x> Can anyone help with grub boot menu?
[08:39] <sayuri> im using xchat
[08:39] <sayuri> ok
[08:40] <khermans> sayuri, you can also add to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[08:40] <sayuri> i tried doing that before and it didnt work
[08:40] <khermans> R0x, ya
[08:40] <R0x> I can't see it anymore, after installing windows
[08:40] <khermans> sayuri, you have to say "blacklist <modnamehere>
[08:40] <khermans> R0x, sudo grub --reinstall /dev/sda
[08:41] <sayuri> khermans : it would be blacklist uvcvideo?
[08:41] <R0x> wait I show u
[08:41] <khermans> R0x, sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[08:41] <R0x> because I did it and it showed an error
[08:41] <khermans> sayuri, yes, if in the blacklist file
[08:41] <Purpley> sigh genius you basically killed the gui
[08:41] <sayuri> khermans : blacklist.conf?
[08:41] <khermans> sayuri, ya
[08:42] <R0x> one moment
[08:42] <khermans> sayuri, echo 'blacklist uvcvideo | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf'
[08:42] <khermans> sayuri, echo 'blacklist uvcvideo' | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[08:43] <khermans> Purpley, that was the point, to reset your settings so you could autodetect your cards and follow the howtos
[08:43] <R0x> grub> setup (hd0)
[08:43] <R0x>  Checking if "/boot/grub/stage1" exists... yes
[08:43] <R0x>  Checking if "/boot/grub/stage2" exists... yes
[08:43] <R0x>  Checking if "/boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5" exists... yes
[08:43] <R0x>  Running "embed /boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5 (hd0)"...  17 sectors are embedded.
[08:43] <R0x> succeeded
[08:43] <FloodBot3> R0x: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:43] <sayuri> khermans : i added the line to the blacklist.conf and rebooting
[08:44] <khermans> sayuri, k
[08:44] <khermans> R0x, looks good
[08:45] <R0x> yes, but I don't have a grub menu on comp. startup
[08:46] <edhurube> hey I am new to ubuntu.. i deleted a folder by mistake and i can't restore it from recycle bin.. what should i do
[08:46] <R0x> maybe because of menu.lst failed ?
[08:47] <peterz> edhurube: restore from backup?
[08:47] <NickRivers> hmm... can't connect to grid republic... anyone heard anything about it being down?
[08:47] <edhurube> peterz : from recycle bin.. I can see the folder in recycle bin but i donno how to bring it back
[08:48] <peterz> edhurube: oh, it is in the bin? then simply move the thing back to where it used to be
[08:48] <peterz> edhurube: drag'n'drop should work
[08:48] <nightbreez> hi guys
[08:48] <sayuri> khermans, the blacklist did not work, but the rc.local did
[08:49] <nightbreez> can somone help me with a sound problem?
[08:50] <sayuri> one last thing. every time my linux connects to the wireless it keeps asking me for the keyring password
[08:50] <sayuri> how do i make it so the wireless app doesnt make the keyring keep popping up
[08:50] <nightbreez> click always accept
[08:51] <sayuri> no button labeled that
[08:51] <sayuri> it just says enter keyring password
[08:51] <nightbreez> after you enter it does it pop up options?
[08:51] <sayuri> no
[08:51] <sayuri> theres no such thing when i go to keyring and such under the admin
[08:51] <arquebus> sayuri- click on the wireless icon and go to vpn connections
[08:51] <nightbreez> hmm wheni was doing my wireless i right clicked the icon went to wireless and clicked add
[08:52] <nightbreez> in edit connections
[08:52] <nightbreez> is that what you did?
[08:53] <khermans> sayuri, yeah that is for your crypto safe
[08:53] <khermans> sayuri, i bet you have autologin, right?
[08:55] <sayuri_> yeah, it didnt stop it from asking keyring
[08:55] <sayuri_> it's the /usr/bin/nm-applet that makes the keyring prompt open
[08:55] <sayuri_> theres a Deny and OK button and place where i enter password but no always allow
[08:55] <Spader> ...
[08:56] <nightbreez> what version you running?
[08:56] <sayuri_> ubuntu 9.04, this is unusual, usually this really annoying problem doesnt happen
[08:56] <sayuri_> all my other 9.04 installs didnt have my wireless applet pop the keyring open every time i boot
[08:56] <nightbreez> what type of wireless card usb or pci slot?
[08:56] <sayuri_> in my laptop
[08:57] <nightbreez> ah
[08:57] <sayuri_> i just want to make the KeyRing stop asking for password for /usr/bin/nm-applet
[08:58] <nightbreez> ok so let me see if i follow
[08:58] <nightbreez> you can connect to the internet just fine but you have to enter a pass everytime?
[08:58] <sayuri_> yeah
[08:58] <sayuri_> drives me insane
[08:58] <nightbreez> ok try this
[08:59] <nightbreez> rightclick the internet icon in upper right hand of screen
[08:59] <nightbreez> go to "edit connections
[08:59] <nightbreez> "*
[08:59] <nightbreez> click on wireless tab tell me what you have in there
[08:59] <hahahan>  /leave
[08:59] <sayuri_> i have the network i connect to in there
[09:00] <nightbreez> ok click on it and click edit
[09:00] <sayuri_> its got a password in it, so it keeps making the keyring pop up
[09:00] <nightbreez> after that click security tab
[09:01] <nightbreez> do you know what type of security your wan uses?
[09:01] <sayuri_> yeah i already entered that stuff in
[09:01] <sayuri_> thats not the problem
[09:01] <sayuri_> just tell me how i can get KeyRing to stop asking for a password for /usr/bin/nm-applet
[09:01] <sayuri_> its not the network password
[09:01] <sayuri_> its the effen Keyring passwordf
[09:02] <sayuri_> it uses the password for the wireless network fine
[09:02] <nightbreez> ok i was just checking
[09:02] <sayuri_> it's the "enter password to unlock KeyRing" password
[09:02] <sayuri_> i already told you what the problem was
[09:02] <sayuri_> i just want to get KeyRing to shut up, its like Vista all over again
[09:03] <nightbreez> lol
[09:03] <nightbreez> i have no clue man mine doeant have a pass on it
[09:03] <quibbler> !enter | sayuri_  & nightbreez
[09:04] <asq> breaking news:  bears really do shit in the woods
[09:04] <sayuri_> i didnt use the enter key
[09:04] <asq> more news at 11
[09:04] <Open-Soft> Hi everybody I need some help installing Nvidia driver for Ubuntu can someone help me out
[09:05] <NickRivers> asq, yeah, but they use charmin now... i've seen it on tv :D
[09:05] <asq> lol
[09:05] <Open-Soft> Hi can someone help me please
[09:05] <NickRivers> Open-Soft, what's the problem?
[09:06] <Lakobos> hello
[09:06] <v4vijayakumar> !nvidia | Open-Soft
[09:07] <Lakobos> is any one in?
[09:07] <ikonia> Lakobos: man people
[09:07] <ikonia> many
[09:07] <Lakobos> lol
[09:07] <Lakobos> i have a question
[09:07] <ikonia> ask
[09:08] <MindVirus2> Hello. What does alacarte do to change menus?
[09:08] <MindVirus2> Specifically what files does it modify?
[09:08] <Lakobos> when i enabled autorun using gconf editor, it doesnt seem to work
[09:08] <Lakobos> i inserted my usb and cd with auto run files and they did no seem to run
[09:09] <ikonia> Lakobos: what sort of auto run files ?
[09:10] <MindVirus2> Anyone know?
 just start synaptic and download the binary
[09:10] <ikonia> MindVirus2: the menu's are held within gconf I believe
[09:10] <Lakobos> hmm
[09:11] <MindVirus2> ikonia: thanks. I'll check it out.
[09:11] <Lakobos> autorun. inf and autorun.sh
[09:12] <ikonia> Lakobos: the .inf file won't do anything, make sure autorun.sh  has execute permissions
[09:12] <Lakobos> it has
[09:12] <MindVirus2> ikonia: where would it be?
[09:12] <ikonia> where would what be ?
[09:12] <ikonia> Lakobos: can you run it manually ?
[09:12] <Lakobos> i chmoded it to 777
[09:12] <Lakobos> yup
[09:12] <ikonia> what does it do ?
[09:12] <Lakobos> manually has no problem
[09:13] <Lakobos> it runs a java file in my usb thumbdrive
[09:13] <ikonia> Lakobos: ahhh does it need anything like JAVA_HOME or CLASSPATH set
[09:13] <Lakobos> nope
[09:13] <Lakobos> when i ran the file normally it works
[09:13] <ikonia> Lakobos: yes, but you may have that set - check your env
[09:13] <babbio> i guys...i have installed a program with aptitude command...i would like to view the source code of the command....how can i know where are the source code files????
[09:14] <Lakobos> the script managed to execute the file
[09:14] <ikonia> babbio: check out the source
[09:14] <Lakobos> hmm
[09:14] <ikonia> Lakobos: yes, but check you your env - it's probably already set
[09:14] <ikonia> Lakobos: (it may not be though)
[09:14] <Lakobos> how to i check?
[09:14] <Lakobos> lol
[09:14] <babbio> ikonia: but i dont know where is the source code
[09:14] <piotr> jak w grubie dodac windows mam go na sda2 a ubuntu na sda1 nikt mi nie chce dac rady proszę może ktoś sie zlituje
[09:15] <ikonia> babbio: you've downloaded/installed the package, but you need to download the source package
[09:15] <ikonia> piotr: English please
[09:15] <ikonia> !pl > piotr
[09:15] <babbio> and how can i do that?
[09:15] <ikonia> babbio: sudo apt-get source $package_name
 u need to diwnload the source files
[09:15] <babbio> ikonia thank you very much
[09:16] <sayuri> ok i fixed it. there's a bug in the KeyRing. you have to delete and remake the connection, and then log out and back in.
[09:16] <sayuri> it doesnt work if you hit Restart
[09:16] <MindVirus2> ikonia: you don't know?
[09:16] <ikonia> MindVirus2: don't know what ?
[09:16] <MindVirus2> ikonia: where would it be?
[09:16] <sayuri> only if you log out and in again does it let you auto unlock keyring
[09:16] <ikonia> MindVirus2: where what would be ?
[09:16] <MindVirus2> ikonia: where the menu config is.
[09:17] <ikonia> MindVirus2: it's within gnconf I think
[09:17] <ikonia> MindVirus2: it also works from xml
[09:17] <MindVirus2> ikonia: I know. :) Where, would you know?
[09:17] <MindVirus2> What XML files?
[09:17] <ikonia> MindVirus2: I think gconf points at xml files for the menu layout, it's been a while since I played with it
[09:18] <ikonia> MindVirus2: look at XMLDG_DATA options (I'll check that variable in a moment)
[09:18] <MindVirus2> Trying to find it. :)
[09:18] <Lakobos> ok my env is configured correctly
[09:18] <Lakobos> anyway
[09:18] <GhostWolfy> hey i have a problem.. im trying to burn some videos through brasero and im using normal blank dvd's when i add the files and click burn its not letting me click on burn
[09:19] <Lakobos> the autorun still works if i manually click it
[09:19] <MindVirus2> Couldn't find anything.
[09:19] <ikonia> MindVirus2: gonf is massive you can't have looked in that time
[09:19] <grawity> ikonia: by the way, at least GNOME with Nautilus does use autorun.inf (for the icon)
[09:19] <MindVirus2> ikonia: search.
[09:20] <MindVirus2> ikonia: I am on an SSD. :)
[09:20] <ikonia> grawity: ahhh for the icon, but it won't do anything for auto run
[09:20] <ikonia> MindVirus2: but you don't know what you're searching for
[09:20] <GhostWolfy> does anyone know why i can't burn videos with brasero??
[09:20] <GhostWolfy> im using ubuntu 9.04
[09:20] <MindVirus2> ikonia: I searched for "xml" and "XML" in both the key name and data.
[09:20] <ikonia> MindVirus2: the option is nothing to do with xml
[09:21] <Lakobos> hmm
[09:21] <MindVirus2> I figured there would be a .xml for an XML fille.
[09:21] <ikonia> MindVirus2: no
[09:21] <GhostWolfy> hello??
[09:21] <Lakobos> tried changing to .autorun still doesnt seem to work
[09:21] <MindVirus2> I see. Apologies then. What should I try to find, then?
[09:22] <derwin> is there a reverse of "backport" like "forwardport" where you build an older version of a package (f/e libusb-0.1-4 -12 one for intrepid) w/ jaunty, which has -13 ?
[09:23] <MindVirus2> derwin: "backport" means that packages from +1 are included, right?
[09:23] <derwin> MindVirus2: right, I am looking for packages from -1
[09:23] <ikonia> derwin: no such thing
[09:24] <MindVirus2> derwin: Couldn't help you; I never knew, though.
[09:24] <derwin> ikonia: I am, again, deb/ubuntu novice.. is it similar to rpm with spec file and etc, could I just get the "spec" from the previous ver and "hack" it for the +1 ?
[09:24] <MindVirus2> ikonia: I see. Apologies then. What should I try to find, in that case?
[09:24] <ikonia> derwin: yeah, not to dis-similar
[09:24] <ikonia> MindVirus2: I don't know - I don't know all the options in gconf from memoery
[09:25] <ikonia> MindVirus2: as I recall the environment variable was XDG_DATA_DIR
[09:25] <GhostWolfy> this is not good, asked a question and no one has helped me..
[09:25] <MindVirus2> ikonia: OK. :D Thanks.
[09:25] <grawity> derwin: Maybe http://packages.ubuntu.com/ will be useful for you
[09:25] <Lakobos> Ikonia: i tries changing to the 3 types of autorun and it cant seem to work
[09:26] <ikonia> Lakobos: make sure you use absoulte paths and your env is set in the script
[09:26] <MindVirus2> ikonia: the environment variable is XDG_DATA_DIRS; but there aren't any specific dirs.
[09:26] <ikonia> Lakobos: the gnome-shell has a very limited default environmkent
[09:26] <Lakobos> ya
[09:26] <derwin> grawity: I already searched there and in google, thx?
[09:27] <Lakobos> the jar file is in the root of my usb
[09:27] <ikonia> MindVirus2: yes, but I can't remember them off the top of my head, use alacarte that's what it's there for
[09:27] <Lakobos> so my script is
[09:27] <Guest18479> hi
[09:27] <Lakobos> java -jar xxx.jar
[09:27] <Myrtti> !away > theatro
[09:27] <ikonia> Lakobos: so set the path and environment properly then
[09:27] <Lakobos> the path has no problem
[09:27] <MindVirus2> ikonia: alacarte messes up.
[09:28] <ikonia> MindVirus2: it was XDG_CONFIG_DIRS
[09:29] <grawity> The menu items are stored in /usr/share/applications/ and alacarte puts new versions to ~/.local/usr/share/applications/
[09:29] <MindVirus2> Sick!  Thanks.
[09:29] <ikonia> grawity: perfect, thank you
[09:29] <MindVirus2> I am sorry to bother you so much ikonia.
[09:29] <MindVirus2> I hope you understand.
[09:29] <MindVirus2> grawity: it's .local/share/applications/ BTW.
[09:30] <grawity> Ah, yeah
[09:30] <grawity> Anyway, the ~/.local/ ones will override system-wide ones (that's how alacarte can edit menus without root privs)
[09:30] <MindVirus2> Right, that's what I thought.
[09:31] <MindVirus2> I knew alacarte did some sneaky stuff.
[09:32] <derwin> all : for future reference, downgrading some packages works just fine - dpkg - warning: downgrading libusb-0.1-4 from 2:0.1.12-13 to 2:0.1.12-12.
[09:32] <Lakobos> Ikonia: What environment nad path should i set? the java file or java?
[09:33] <ikonia> Lakobos: depends what your java application needs, path to java is good, classpath or java_home may also be needed, look at what your shell has go=t
[09:33] <ikonia> got
[09:34] <Lakobos> i tierd excuting a script to run the autorun script and it works, so does it means that the path is ok?
[09:35] <SkyNetMaster> good day geeks, could you suggest a link for starting using linux with command line for tottaly newbie?
[09:35] <grawity> http://tldp.org/
[09:35] <panv> please, i am trying to burn audio CD using gnomebaker... i keep getting the following error. The plugin to handle a file of type audio/ogg is not installed.
[09:36] <ikonia> Lakobos: no - that means YOUR shell is ok
[09:37] <MindVirus2> I want to install the recommends to a package, but not all of them. How do I pick which ones not to include?
[09:37] <grawity> MindVirus2: Install them manually?
[09:38] <MindVirus2> grawity: it's a long list and I would rather not have them set to manually installed.
[09:38] <Myrtti> MindVirus2: doing cherrypicking of packages means - you are cherrypicking packages
[09:38] <MindVirus2> Myrtti: right...?
[09:39] <quibbler> SkyNetMaster-> start here:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[09:39] <Myrtti> MindVirus2: "install them manually".
[09:40] <SkyNetMaster> grawity, thank you
[09:40] <SkyNetMaster> quibbler, thanks :) I was starting to get annoind with this new collegue :)
[09:41] <MindVirus2> Myrtti: :) OK.
[09:42] <panv> please, i am trying to burn audio CD using gnomebaker... i keep getting the following error. The plugin to handle a file of type audio/ogg is not installed. please how do i install this plugin ???
[09:44] <ActionParsnip1> yo yo yo
[09:44] <Dayofswords> panv, you need ogg it seems =p
[09:45] <grawity> panv: Try installing gstreamer0.10-plugins-good
[09:45] <ActionParsnip1> ogg ftw
[09:45] <grawity> ActionParsnip1: It will be ftw as soon as my SonyEricsson starts supporting it.
[09:45] <Dayofswords> that an mp3 player?
[09:46] <ActionParsnip1> grawity: my cowon iaudio laps it up
[09:46] <Lakobos> Ikonia: i set the full path of the java in the autorun script but it still dows not work
[09:46] <panv> i guess so Dayofswords
[09:46] <grawity> Dayofswords: That a mobile phone
[09:47] <panv> it is installed grawity
[09:47] <panv> yet... i cannot burn ogg.
[09:47] <ActionParsnip1> panv: what app are you burning with?
[09:47] <panv> gnomebaker
[09:47] <panv> ActionParsnip1,
[09:48] <ActionParsnip1> panv: sudo apt-get install mpg321
[09:48] <ActionParsnip1> !info mpg321
[09:49] <ActionParsnip1> panv: that according to http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/archive/index.php/t-62902.html
[09:49] <panv> ActionParsnip1, i believe this is for mp3.. not ogg... lemmme try ti
[09:49] <panv> it(
[09:49] <ActionParsnip1> panv: have you install ubuntu-restricted-etras
[09:50] <panv> i will check that too...
[09:50] <panv> it's a fresh installation
[09:50] <panv> still solving some problems..
[09:51] <ActionParsnip1> panv: install that package, it installs a lot of useful goodies
[09:51] <GuidMorrow> not sure how it happened, but when I left this machine idle with audacious running the machine kernel panic'd
[09:51] <panv> i am installing it ActionParsnip1
[09:52] <AnxiousNut> hello, anybody heard of Ubuntu developer week?
[09:52] <GuidMorrow> what happens in a kernel panic?
[09:52] <rodimus> your nuts shrink
[09:52] <rodimus> :)
[09:53] <AnxiousNut> hello, anybody heard of Ubuntu developer week? im new to irc and i'd like to join
[09:54] <ActionParsnip1> !ot | AnxiousNut
[09:54] <Lakobos> hmm
[09:54] <Lakobos> any one has auto run problems?
[09:54] <Lakobos> lol
[09:54] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: why the 'lol'?
[09:54] <GuidMorrow> auto run is for windows
[09:54] <AnxiousNut> k thanx
[09:54] <Maleko> when we save rules in firestarter, does it actually save and convert those rules into iptables standard rules?
[09:54] <Lakobos> hmm
[09:54] <Lakobos> i mean autorunning a windows script
[09:55] <Lakobos> oppp
[09:55] <Lakobos> si mean bash
[09:55] <Lakobos> bash*
[09:55] <Maleko> any idea?
[09:55] <grawity> GuidMorrow: And for GNOME.
[09:55] <GuidMorrow> what are you saying?!
[09:55] <Maleko> there must be someone that is good with firewall stuff in here
[09:55] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: can yo ease up on the enter, key. not only do you sound out of breath but you are scrolling the channel
[09:55] <Lakobos> ok sorry my typing is bad
[09:56] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: you can add it to the startup items using: System>Preferences>Sessions and use the Startup Programs tab
[09:57] <GuidMorrow> so I had left my system idle, and when I came back all I saw was a blank screen with a blinking cursor on it, did it kernel panic
[09:57] <MindVirus2> Hello. Is kexec enabled in .28 or .31?
[09:57] <grawity> GuidMorrow: Try Ctrl-alt-F1 a few times.
[09:57] <Maleko> when we save rules in firestarter, does it actually save and convert those rules into iptables standard rules?
[09:57] <GuidMorrow> is there a log to verify that stuff
[09:57] <Lakobos> i mean i need gnome to run a script in my usb when i plug it in
[09:57] <MindVirus2> GuidMorrow: a kernel panic is a different thing.
[09:57] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: install openssh-server   when the screen goes, ssh in to the system and run: dmesg
[09:58] <Lakobos> and i cant find the sessions under preferences
[09:59] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: its in those menus. I dont have my desktop viiable, but you will see startup items in those menus
[09:59] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: it may be under administration
[10:00] <Lakobos> ok found it
[10:01] <Lakobos> so i just need to add the path of the script in my usb, so when i plug it it in it will run?
[10:02] <Swot> je tu nekdo cech
[10:02] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: yeah, it will thenrun when the gnome session starts
[10:03] <Lakobos> if i remove my usb and plug it in again will gnome still run the script in my usb?
[10:04] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: no, it will only try to run it when you first logon
[10:04] <Lakobos> hmm
[10:04] <Swot> hello, please, anybody can explain me this ? http://www.trinitycore.info/w/Linux_Build_HOWTO#Configuration_of_Trinity_Core ? My english not very well
[10:04] <GuidMorrow> WHAT THE beeep
[10:04] <Lakobos> but i need to excute the script in my usb whenver it is plugged in
[10:04] <GuidMorrow> !dangerous | grawity
[10:04] <grawity> wat
[10:04] <ysouyno> there is no mplayer in add/remove applications of ubuntu, how can i get one
[10:05] <ActionParsnip1> ysouyno: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install mplayer
[10:05] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: ctrl+alt+f1 switches you to tty1
[10:05] <grawity> GuidMorrow: What the beeping hell?
[10:05] <GuidMorrow> what does that one
[10:05] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: you can switch back to X with ctrl+alt+f7
[10:05] <ysouyno> i'll try thx
[10:06] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1202413
[10:06] <GuidMorrow> well as soon as I pressed it I thought I engineered a kernel panic
[10:06] <Myrtti> GuidMorrow: whut?
[10:07] <GuidMorrow> what is "X" anyway
[10:08] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: the windowing system
[10:08] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: it manages the graphical display
[10:09] <Lakobos> ok thanks i'll go take a look
[10:09] <ChanibaL> Hi, having a problem with my wifi, cannot set it with the console utils but can through the gnome applet. The console utils throw errors for set mode (8b06), set encode (8b2a). Using the gnome applet is not the solution.
[10:09] <GuidMorrow> well, how do you get back into the gui
[10:09] <ActionParsnip1> !X | GuidMorrow
[10:09] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: it's also known as X11.  ubuntu uses Xorg as its X server
[10:09] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: ctrl+alt+f7
[10:09] <grawity> GuidMorrow: X is usually running on Ctrl-Alt-F7, the seventh console.
[10:10] <sheetal_286> hi every one
[10:10] <Morteza_K> Hi everyone,after an update 'Broadcom STA wireless Driver' is gone from 'Hardware Drivers'!anyone know why ?and how to fix it?
[10:10]  * grawity downgrades sheetal_286 to sheetal_8086
[10:10] <ChanibaL> Any ideas what to do with this? Googled a few things (like set mode to managed or speed to auto) and it didn't work, network card is atheros ar242x (hp g60-458 laptop)
[10:10] <GuidMorrow> is GNOME and X the same thing
[10:11] <grawity> GuidMorrow: GNOME is the desktop environment. It uses X to draw the panels, icons and so on.
[10:11] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: no, X is the base and gnome runs ontop of that
[10:11] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: then the window manager runs on top of that, metacity is defualt or you can run compiz for example
[10:11] <GuidMorrow> !metacity
[10:12] <ActionParsnip1> !info metacity
[10:12] <grawity> Metacity and Compiz are window managers: they draw the borders around windows, let you move a window around, and so on.
[10:12] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: kubuntu uses kde as the desktop and kwin as the window manager
[10:12] <mattycoze> hey ppl; how do I totally format the HD ready for a fresh XP install (i'm in ubunut atm and just can't figure out another way of making a dualboot pc unless i clean install XP first!)
[10:12] <GuidMorrow> lol windows user
[10:12] <ActionParsnip1> mattycoze: the XP CD can do that
[10:12] <Wolke> anyone an linux programm to watch ebay?
[10:13] <grawity> mattycoze: Boot from the XP install CD, use it to delete all partitions.
[10:13] <ActionParsnip1> mattycoze: if you want to TOTALLY format it then XP cd do that
[10:13] <mattycoze> ActionParsnip1 actually it doesn't recognise my HD
[10:13] <ActionParsnip1> mattycoze: if you want to dual boot without losingthe current system/s you can resize the partitions
[10:13] <mattycoze> ActionParsnip1 I've already done this.
[10:13] <mattycoze> and formatted it as NTFS
[10:13] <mattycoze> (using gparted with the liveCD
[10:14] <ActionParsnip1> mattycoze: then you will most likely have SATA HDDs and will need either a floppy with the driver on or to remaster your XP CD with the driver
[10:14] <ChanibaL> anyone with the wifi issue?
[10:14] <GuidMorrow> what kind of program enables all kind of effects like rotating to another workspace like a cube
[10:14] <ActionParsnip1> mattycoze: XP CDs dont have muc in the way of SATA drivers so you will need to give the installer the driver
[10:14] <grawity> GuidMorrow: Compiz.
[10:14] <GuidMorrow> ehhh....
[10:14] <mattycoze> ActionParsnip ahh fair enough; yeah I figured this might have something to do with it, but the problem is it's a laptop :p
[10:14] <ActionParsnip1> !compiz
[10:14] <GuidMorrow> just how does that work
[10:15] <mattycoze> ActioParsnip1 is there a way I can put the driver on a USB?
[10:15] <chordogg> GuidMorrow: i think you wanna install the compiz-settings-manager package
[10:15] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: each app window is used as a texture and manipulated as such so you can have lots of effects on them
[10:15] <chordogg> GuidMorrow: sorry, compizconfig-settings-manager
[10:15] <grawity> mattycoze: I doubt XP can use USB mass storage devices for that... you might try.
[10:15] <ActionParsnip1> mattycoze: then try a usb fdd or remaster the cd
[10:15] <chordogg> GuidMorrow: you can enable a lot of cool Compiz effects with that program that are hidden in Ubuntu
[10:16] <ActionParsnip1> chordogg: 'cool' is questionable
[10:16] <grawity> GuidMorrow: Compiz is a window manager, it is responsible for putting windows on your screen (and doing all the effects). CompizConfig-settings-manager is a program that allows editing Compiz settings and enabling effects.
[10:16] <grawity> ActionParsnip1: Some of them are cool.
[10:16] <GuidMorrow> restart required?
[10:16] <grawity> GuidMorrow: No.
[10:16] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: no, you dont ever have to restart unless you install a new kernel
[10:17] <c1rcuit> why is it that whenever i try to sudo apt-get something it says the package is not found?
[10:17] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: linux is designed to not be rebooted, unlike microsoft OSs that need a reboot after you move the mouse
[10:17] <mattycoze> ActionParsnip1 grawity how does one remaster the CD?
[10:17] <c1rcuit> is there someway package manager could be blocked
[10:17] <grawity> ActionParsnip1: Or a new driver. (Restarting X didn't work for nvidia)
[10:17] <ActionParsnip1> c1rcuit: sudo apt-get update    first
[10:17] <grawity> mattycoze: I think for XP, there's "nLite" or something
[10:17] <ActionParsnip1> grawity: works here...
[10:17] <grawity> c1rcuit: try sudo apt-get update
[10:17] <ActionParsnip1> c1rcuit: if you have synaptic open then apt-get et al will fail as you have locked the packages
[10:18] <mattycoze> grawity okay then i'll look into that.
[10:18] <grawity> ActionParsnip1: But it won't say "package not found" when synaptic's running
[10:18] <c1rcuit> im updating now
[10:18] <ActionParsnip1> grawity: i'm covering all bases
[10:18] <ActionParsnip1> c1rcuit: that will lock the packages too
[10:18] <c1rcuit> yeah
[10:18] <c1rcuit> im going to update and then try installign once again
[10:19] <ActionParsnip1> mattycoze: for windows support ask in ##windows or #uuntu-offtopic as its offtopic here
[10:19] <ActionParsnip1> #ubuntu-offtopic  sorry
[10:19] <xor_> ;
[10:23] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip1: #ubuntu-offtopic is not a support channel... ;-)
[10:24] <ActionParsnip1> Myrtti: they may hel pthough :D
[10:25] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip1: more likely they wont.
[10:25] <chordogg> Out of curiousity, what is the significance of two pounds (##) in front of a channel name?
[10:25] <grawity> chordogg: It's just a part of Freenode channel naming rules.
[10:25] <lstarnes> chordogg: see http://freenode.net/policy.shtml#channelnaming
[10:25] <grawity> chordogg: The primary namespace - single # - is reserved for officially registered projects.
[10:25] <lstarnes> chordogg: #freenode is the most appropriate place for questions about freenode
[10:26] <chordogg> thanks grawity,lstarnes
[10:26] <_Fauchi95_> Hello! How can I submit a update of a package?
[10:27] <_Fauchi95_> If I had fix a problem
[10:27] <ActionParsnip1> _Fauchi95_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages
[10:28] <newhavenpatriot> hey everyone :)
[10:28] <_Fauchi95_> ActionParsnip1, If I just update a package, too?
[10:28] <ActionParsnip1> _Fauchi95_: possibly. ive never done it tbh
[10:29] <administrator__> what is the equal application to RUN in windows
[10:29] <grawity> administrator__: either Alt-F2, or Accessories -> Terminal
[10:29] <_Fauchi95_> ActionParsnip1, thanks. I've seen in the Ubuntu Developer Week this is a subject, too
[10:30] <Lakobos> sorry i dc'ed so can i just use gnome to run my scripts in the usb?
[10:31] <InDuS> HI
[10:31] <greyhat> i want to disable the asking for passwords on wake up
[10:31] <lostabeer> hi~
[10:32] <lostabeer> hmm.. i wonder if small isv's will need cloud services
[10:32] <administrator__> grawity but Alt + f2 appears run prompt but when i type network address like \\dc\c$ its not work
[10:32] <grawity> administrator__: First, Alt-F2 only opens programs.
[10:32] <grawity> administrator__: Second, Linux uses / as the path separator -- not \
[10:32] <grawity> administrator__: And third, try run'ing xdg-open smb://dc/c\$
[10:34] <GuidMorrow> bleah! I was hoping I'd have a rotating cube on my screen, not a partial 4-sided cube
[10:34] <GuidMorrow> maybe my screen is too wide?
[10:35] <fabrizio> J/reloaded
[10:35] <grawity> subsystem request failed on channel 0
[10:35] <grawity> errrr.
[10:35] <grawity> paste fail
[10:35] <GuidMorrow> runs up CPU time too, do I need this much graphics
[10:36] <greyhat> Guys
[10:36] <greyhat> Disabling the asking for password when waking up from standby?
[10:37] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: how do you mean partial cube?
[10:38] <dr4g> How can i see if i have a JDK installed on my system ?
[10:38] <GuidMorrow> there is no top or bottom
[10:38] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: in ccsm you can enable cube caps
[10:38] <ibane> in order to disable the touchpad in lenovo x301 Ubuntu 9.04
[10:39] <ActionParsnip1> dr4g: spkg -l | grep -i jdk
[10:39] <ActionParsnip1> oops   dpkg
[10:40] <dr4g> great thanks so dpkg -l shows all my loaded packages ?
[10:40] <dr4g> installed *
[10:40] <dr4g> and then we just grep it for the stuff we want ?
[10:40] <ActionParsnip1> dr4g: yes thats why we implement grep
[10:41] <dr4g> I'm trying to do this guys: Download one of the bundles to disk, set JAVA_HOME to the JDK you have installed on your system.
[10:41] <dr4g> Is there a JAVA_HOME variable on my bash stuff somewhere ?
[10:42] <ActionParsnip1> dr4g: you can see its value using: echo $JAVA_HOME
[10:42] <dr4g> blank
[10:42] <ActionParsnip1> !java | dr4g
[10:44] <dr4g> ok. Doing sudo update-java-alternatives -l ......gives me...... java-6-openjdk 1061 /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk
[10:45] <mmo|> Anyone know what I can do on a Zyxel P2602-HW router to modify port forwarding over telnet. My problem is that I cant access the router using the webinterface anymore...I know this is not very ubuntu related, but anyone where else I might ask the question?
[10:45] <Dereck> mmo|: reboot router, or reset it to defs (see manual how)
[10:47] <mmo|> Dereck: thanks, but I have some configuration set up that I would prefer not to erease. It must be possible to modify port forwarding options over telnet. My problem is that I accidently set up a port forwarding on port 80 so thats why I cant access the web interface. All I need to do is remove this forward.
[10:48] <marko_> hi
[10:49] <marko_> is there a file where ubuntu stores network configuration?
[10:49] <marko_> i.e actual ip and netmask
[10:49] <Dereck> mmo|: telnet <router addr> and rtfm)
[10:49] <grawity> marko_: Ubuntu uses NetworkManager, which (I think) uses gconf
[10:49] <grawity> !rtfm | Dereck
[10:50] <lstarnes> grawity: none of its dependencies include gconf
[10:50] <lstarnes> grawity: it does use dbus though
[10:50] <lstarnes> grawity: and hal
[10:51] <Q-FUNK> howdy! seeing as we don't use /etc/inittab on Ubuntu, where do I add extra terminals I expect to spawn when I'm booting?
[10:51] <mmo|> Dereck: he. Well thanks. I have telneted into the router. My problem is I dont know the commands...
[10:51] <marko_> but
[10:51] <grawity> mmo|: Try using the HTTP interface instead?
[10:51] <grawity> mmo|: If it has one.
[10:52] <marko_> is there a file in /etc i don t know where the actual net conf is stored?
[10:52] <grawity> Q-FUNK: I think Upstart uses /etc/event.d/
[10:52] <lstarnes> marko_: check in /etc/network/
[10:53] <mmo|> grawity: my problem is that I cant access the http interface after setting up a port forward on port 80! :-)
[10:53] <Dereck> mmo|: see manual for it.. or reset router - it may be easier in your situation
[10:54] <marius> can somebody please help me with virtualbox?
[10:54] <perscitus> Anyone know how to fix my video issue ... No video is shown in any video files. Audio works. And no, it's not codec issue. it happens in any player, include videolan with builtin codecs.
[10:54] <vallhalla81> hi there all i am having trouble getting my dvb-t device from Tevion to work i have googled for the last 2 days to no luck can any advise?
[10:55] <Guest56979> i am trying to get usb working in virtulabox but when mounting usb device virtualbox crashes. please help
[10:55] <gajop> is there a program that can display network traffic, in terms of which program is sending /receiving which amount of data, something similar to htop for process monitoring?
[10:55] <nnull> which version of vbox Guest56979 ?
[10:55] <mmo|> Dereck: yeah maybe I have to...
[10:55] <nnull> I had a similar problem i never solved, being able to boot from a usb device
[10:56] <perscitus> Anyone know how to fix my video issue ... No video is shown in any video files. Audio works. And no, it's not codec issue. it happens in any player, include videolan with builtin codecs.
[10:56] <Guest56979> nnull: 3.04 the latest
[10:56] <nnull> Guest56979→ Yeah same..
[10:56] <homy> How can I create a text file with the contents of a directory, like "bla.txt\nfolder/file1.txt\nfolder/file2.txt"? With ls?
[10:57] <nnull> Guest56979→ Be interested to know if you find an answer to this Guest56979
[10:57] <Guest56979> nnull: :) i guess it'a a bug
[10:58] <perscitus> Can someone help?
[10:58] <paradon> homy: find . -type f >list.txt
[10:59] <perscitus> Anyone know how to fix my video issue ... No video is shown in any video files. Audio works. And no, it's not codec issue. it happens in any player, include videolan with builtin codecs.
[10:59] <Xteven> hi, can anyone tell me if JeOS (minimal server install) is available on the ubuntu server 9.04 i386 iso ? because when I press F4, it only has "Normal" mode
[10:59] <homy> paradon: thanks
[11:00] <smn_> Hey guys and chicks :) I got a ASUS laptop and having some trouble making the > key to acctually print the > sybol when writing. the preferences of layout dont manage to include the symbol. Any way to assign the key the right symbol in ubuntu? like the windows has that keymap tihngy?
[11:00] <Guest56979> nnull: do you know if i can use a device (PCI E) through virtualbox?
[11:00] <perscitus> Anyone know how to fix my video issue ... No video is shown in any video files. Audio works. And no, it's not codec issue. it happens in any player, include videolan with builtin codecs.
[11:01] <Guest56979> nnull: it's really frustrating, i have 2 tv tuners and none of them are working in ubuntu
[11:01] <Xteven> hmm ok, seems I nened the alternate iso
[11:02] <smn_> perscitus you enabled the vieop driver? in admin - hardrive drivers? menu
[11:02] <nnull> Guest56979→ You can run into problems trying to run special hardware (eg cap cards) in virtualization :(
[11:02] <perscitus> smn_.->  That doesnt apply here. since i use drivers directly from driver owner.
[11:04] <nnull> Guest56979→ Maybe you want to try another VM, KM , vmware, xen etc
[11:04] <nnull> KVM*
[11:04] <smn_> perscitus i think you still need to enable the graphic card trough the ubuntu admin thing
[11:04] <perscitus> smn_.->  Nope. thats just to install drivers.
[11:05] <smn_> perscitus cant help you more then :)
[11:05] <nnull> Guest56979→ VMware has good support for those sorts of things, and you can boot from a usb im quite sure.
[11:05] <nnull> Probably can in vbox too, just don't know how heh ;)
[11:05] <smn_> Hey guys and chicks :) I got a ASUS laptop and having some trouble making the > key to acctually print the > sybol when writing. the preferences of layout dont manage to include the symbol. Any way to assign the key the right symbol in ubuntu? like the windows has that keymap tihngy?
[11:05] <perscitus> smn_.-> Stupid Glonal menu gnome screwed up my video viewing ability
[11:06] <Guest56979> nnull: ok, i'll try vmware. is there a free edition?
[11:06] <perscitus> Looks like i have to reinstall ubuntu again due to buggy OSS software if no one can help
[11:07] <nnull> Guest56979→ Yeah there is afaik, haven't used it myself, use kvm / xen more
[11:07] <tPl0ch> hi, I have a problem with samba in ubuntu 9.04. Normally mounting Windows shares in 8.04 was absolutely no problem and worked out of the box. Now I get an error that there is no response from the server (which is defo running). Anybody knows this problem?
[11:07] <nnull> Guest56979→ #vbox , #vmware
[11:07] <hydra> Anyone got any tip on reseting vlc settings, change to a skin that crached. reinstalling all components of vlc dont work
[11:07] <erUSUL> perscitus: are you using desktop effects ?
[11:07] <perscitus> erUSUL.->  yes.
[11:08] <homy> how can I merge two folders on the command line?
[11:08] <erUSUL> perscitus: and the problem persist if you disable them ?
[11:08] <tPl0ch> homy: mv folder1/* folder2/
[11:09] <erUSUL> homy: merge ? using grsync (a gui to rsync)
[11:09] <perscitus> erUSUL.->  uh... perhaps global menu screwed with compiz in some way
[11:10] <erUSUL> perscitus: global menu ?
[11:10] <perscitus> erUSUL.->  It happened after i installed it
[11:10] <udemons> hello
[11:10] <udemons> is there a channel for hardware discussions?
[11:11] <amerinese> anyone have problems with SCIM, the multi-language input method, unable to start when Pidgin is running?  Actually Pidgin crashes it if it already is running
[11:11] <erUSUL> udemons: #hardware
[11:13] <smn_> Hey guys and chicks :) I got a ASUS laptop and having some trouble making the > key to acctually print the > sybol when writing. the preferences of layout dont manage to include the symbol. Any way to assign the key the right symbol in ubuntu? like the windows has that keymap tihngy?
[11:15] <GuidMorrow> X_x
[11:16]  * GuidMorrow gives himself a kernel panic
[11:16] <_WildBill_> Does anyone know what causes this on shutdown or reboot? http://imagebin.org/61832
[11:16] <commander_> guys i want firfox 3.5 but i don't want it be shiretoko or saying it
[11:17] <grawity> commander_: http://ubuntuzilla.sf.net/ then.
[11:17] <GuidMorrow> what's that? it looks like a blue screen
[11:17] <indus> commander_: well,thats what it will be called
[11:17] <indus> commander_: of course you can edit in menu and rename it'
[11:18] <commander_> how
[11:18] <indus> commander_: right click on menu>edit menus>then properties
[11:18] <indus> commander_: but it will still say shiretoko when browser starts
[11:18] <_WildBill_> I think its the video drivers freaking out.  It happens right before the machine powers down. All the services and whatnot are stopped already
[11:18] <indus> commander_: that is in the code
[11:19] <panv> please, i still cannot burn ogg files...
[11:19] <panv> if i burn using gnomebaker...
[11:19] <panv> it says audio/ogg plugin missing
[11:19] <grawity> And you still haven't tried Google, I guess :|
[11:20] <panv> i did..
[11:20] <panv> grawity,
[11:20] <panv> i just can't figure out which package i have to install
[11:22] <NarbeH> how can i start Remote Desktop via SSH ?
[11:22] <Kitr88> http://www.justin.tv/moviefreak88 <--- HQ MindBlowing Movies (Stream)
[11:22] <panv> grawity, .. am converting my ogg files to mp3...
[11:22] <panv> but i hate to do workarounds..
[11:22] <NarbeH> i just want to enable
[11:22] <DeZz> join
[11:23] <NarbeH> how can i enable Remote Desktop via SSH ?
[11:24] <homy> Can you make a checksum of directories? With md5sum you can only make checksums of files.
[11:25] <Guest52301> Hello all. I am having an issue xampp on ubuntu.  Hope someone can help.  I have xampp installed.  I can view it in the browser at http://localhost/xampp.  but when i try to enter the phpmyadmin section I get the following error. Wrong permissions on configuration file, should not be world writable!  Any help would be great. thanks
[11:27] <NarbeH> Got it. it's rdesktop :) thq
[11:27] <panv> grawity, it has worked with mp3
[11:28] <lexr> hello
[11:28] <metatagg> lexr, hi
[11:29] <lexr> it is pretty quiet here :)
[11:29] <zebaztian> how do you kill an app from the terminal without the pid?
[11:29] <grawity> zebaztian: 1) Get the pid.
[11:29] <erUSUL> Guest52301:  Wrong permissions <<< fix those permissions. is all the help i can offer for an unsupported third party app
[11:30] <erUSUL> zebaztian: killall appname ?
[11:30] <muelli> zebaztian: pkill $appname
[11:30] <grawity> erUSUL: We should have http://xkcd.com/627/ in topic
[11:30] <zebaztian> mueli, with the $ sign?
[11:30] <grawity> zebaztian: No
[11:30] <muelli> zebaztian: to get the PID, I use ps aux | grep $name or pgrep.
[11:31] <Guest52301> erUSUL thanks will try that
[11:31] <muelli> zebaztian: nope. I'm sorry. That $ sign was supposed to indicate a variable for you to fill out ;-) ...
[11:31] <Slurpee> what is pgrep ?
[11:31] <Slurpee> pgrep??
[11:31] <muelli> Slurpee: a program grepping for processes and returning the PID :P
[11:31] <zebaztian> mueli, so if it's firefox it's ps aux | grep firefox pgrep ?
[11:31] <Slurpee> k, never saw it.
[11:31] <Slurpee> ps aux | grep firefox
[11:32] <grawity> zebaztian: No, it's either 1) ps aux | grep firefox
[11:32] <Slurpee> kill -9 #
[11:32] <grawity> zebaztian: Or 2) pgrep firefox
[11:32] <erUSUL> grawity: very true X'D
[11:32] <muelli> zebaztian: no. I'd do a ps aux | grep firefox
[11:32] <muelli> zebaztian: but I never use the PID. I usually kill with "pkill" and give just the programs name.
[11:32] <muelli> zebaztian: like pkill firefox
[11:32] <zebaztian> ps aux | grep firefox vs. pgrep firefox
[11:32] <zebaztian> what's the dif
[11:33] <erUSUL> zebaztian: keystrokes
[11:33] <smn_> Hey guys and chicks :) I got a ASUS laptop and having some trouble making the > key to acctually print the > sybol when writing. the preferences of layout dont manage to include the symbol. Any way to assign the key the right symbol in ubuntu? like the windows has that keymap tihngy?
[11:33] <muelli> zebaztian: pgrep works with a stupid regular expresssion and not able to return multiple PIDs. Imagine you have multiple users logged on and multiple firefoxes running. You just want to kill *yours* but not the other firefoxes. I then use ps aux | grep  to find *my* firefox process.
[11:33] <zebaztian> erUSUL, how do you mean keystrokes?
[11:34] <grawity> zebaztian: pgrep firefox is shorter
[11:34] <erUSUL> zebaztian: less keys to type. pgrep is 5 keys ps aux | grep is 10 keys to press ;P
[11:34] <muelli> smn_: hm. sounds weird. The hard way would be use xmodmap, but I'd try to find out why ">" isn't printed in first place. You might want to use xev to further debug that
[11:35] <lexr> if it does exacty the same thing, go 4 the shorter one
[11:35] <muelli> erUSUL, grawity, lexr: It does not do the same thing. But it might work good enough in the most cases.
[11:36] <lexr> k
[11:36] <zebaztian> i have a problem
[11:36] <zebaztian> when i try to play a movie, an avi file
[11:36] <zebaztian> on dragon player or vlc
[11:36] <zebaztian> after a while it gets stuck
[11:37] <zebaztian> and there's nothing i can do but reboot
[11:37] <muelli> !enter | zebaztian
[11:37] <zebaztian> what's the problem with that?
[11:37] <lexr> zebaztian, are you in kde?
[11:37] <zebaztian> i am in both kde and gnome, i switch every log time
[11:37] <razon> hi! after I had installed the netbookremix for jaunty, each new windows (for example firefox) opens in background, but I can use the newly opened windows (I can write in the google search field for example, but I can't see the firefox windows).
[11:37] <zebaztian> but it happens in both, when i play with movie player totem or vlc or dragon player
[11:37] <zebaztian> after a while it gets stuck the video
[11:37] <zebaztian> and then everything gets stucked
[11:38] <lexr> what gpu?
[11:38] <zebaztian> gpu?
[11:38] <lexr> your graphics card
[11:38] <lexr> maybe it is the drivers
[11:39] <zebaztian> so if i have the pid i can also use pkill and the pid?
[11:39] <zebaztian> lexr, how can i check what type of graphics card i have?
[11:39] <muelli> zebaztian: nope. use "kill" to kill a pid.
[11:40] <lexr> type lspci in terminal and look vor your card
[11:40] <Radtoo> zebaztian: "hwinfo" / "lshw" / "lspci" are all good to display this.
[11:40] <smn_> muelli i googled the wev and xmodmap and it looks like chineese for me. im not an advanced user of ubuntu nor linux
[11:40] <lexr> or that :)
[11:40] <muelli> zebaztian: you can watch your /var/log/Xorg.0 to see what driver has been loaded. Or grep through "dmesg"  output to determine what the kernel has seen.
[11:40] <smn_> muelli any "easy
[11:40] <lexr> Radtoo, is more advanced user than me :)
[11:40] <smn_> muelli any "easyW way to assign a key a character?
[11:41] <Bodsda> Hi, I am running 9.04 and I just tried to create a guest account with the name guest. A pop up appeared and said that an account called guest already exists.. I have never made this account and it does not apear in the user account list. How can I enable this account?
[11:41] <muelli> smn_: hm. good question. If gnome-keyboard-properties doesn't offer a way, than I guess there is no "easy" way :-/
[11:42] <razon> hi! after I had installed the netbookremix for jaunty, each new windows (for example firefox) opens in background, but I can use the newly opened windows (I can write in the google search field for example, but I can't see the firefox windows).
[11:42] <muelli> zebaztian: you can use lspci | grep VGA as well :)
[11:42] <Radtoo> lexr: dunno, but you certainly weren't wrong either :P
[11:42] <lexr> :)
[11:43] <slug> Bodsda:   I dnt know but as a guess you could try sudo su guest      then passwd
[11:43] <Morteza_K> hi,after an update 'Broadcom STA wireless driver' disappeared from 'Hardware Drivers',anyone can help me?
[11:43] <muelli> slug: that kills kittens :P sudo passwd guest works as well.
[11:43] <zebaztian> muesli: http://pastebin.ca/1549066
[11:44] <Bodsda> slug: good point, cheers
[11:44] <slug> muelli:  cheers,
[11:44] <zebaztian> muesli, http://pastebin.ca/1549068
[11:46] <Alex-IT1> hallo! sorry for my english! i've a problem to start teamviewer on wine
[11:46] <iwobbles> is it wrong to run kde apps in gnome ? they mostly seem to work fine in 9.04 ubuntu i dont understand the difference eh,,kde/gnome etc etc,,it all seems to work with a little work lol,,whats with dependencies for goodness sakes ?
[11:46] <muelli> iwobbles: nope. no problem
[11:46] <iwobbles> good oh
[11:46] <grawity> GNOME apps usually use GTK+ for drawing all the buttons and controls.
[11:46] <grawity> KDE apps use Qt.
[11:46] <bestek> Hello
[11:46] <grawity> That's pretty much the only difference you'll encounter.
[11:47] <Morteza_K> hi,after an update 'Broadcom STA wireless driver' disappeared from 'Hardware Drivers',anyone can help me?
[11:47] <iwobbles> ahhh so thats the button issue ive been having in some apps lol
[11:47] <zebaztian> muesli, how do i solve the problem?
[11:47] <Vendredi> bandes de cons
[11:51] <zebaztian> muesli, also, when i log onto youtube on konqueror, i get no image/video just sound, unlike firefox
[11:51] <homy> Is it possible to create a checksum of a whole directory instead of all its single files?
[11:51] <homy> I tried md5sum, but it won't create a checksum of directories.
[11:52] <muelli> hm homy. What would be the usecase?
[11:52] <Morteza_K> hi,after an update 'Broadcom STA wireless driver' disappeared from 'Hardware Drivers',anyone can help me?
[11:52] <muelli> I mean it's not that trivial. Do you only check file contents? Or including filenames? Or with attributes? Probably with extended attributes?
[11:52] <muelli> Morteza_K: downgrade your driver and file a bug...
[11:53] <homy> muelli: I have a folder that I would like to burn on dvd as backup. And it would make sense to have a checksum of the folder. To simplify things, and allow easiest access, I don't want to tar everything.
[11:54] <muelli> homy: hm. I'm not aware of any program taking checksums of folders. But I know that brasero, for example, does take checksums and verifies it's burned CD.
[11:55] <administrator__> if there is an appllication like TASK MANAGER
[11:55] <muelli> administrator__: yes
[11:55] <administrator__> what is it
[11:55] <muelli> administrator__: gnome-system-monitor
[11:55] <administrator__> where can i find it
[11:55] <muelli> administrator__: *shrug* I'd type it into a terminal. But you can use Alt+F2 as wel
[11:55] <muelli> l
[11:56] <zebaztian> mueli, how do i solve the problem?
[11:56] <zebaztian> mueli, http://pastebin.ca/1549068
[11:56] <muelli> administrator__: I find it unter Applications -> System -> System MOnitor... simple...
[11:56] <simplexio> homy: somethng like this 'find ./|xargs md5sum >> /tmp/sum'
[11:56] <zebaztian> mueli: http://pastebin.ca/1549066
[11:56] <Tr1n_> adminstistrator:  System->Preferences->System Monitor
[11:56] <muelli> s/unter/under/
[11:57] <simplexio> homy: then 'find ./|xargs md5sum -t /tmp/md5sum'
[11:57] <administrator__> there is no system tab under applications
[11:57] <Tr1n_> administrator:  System>Administation>System Monitor
[11:57] <wazzag> administrator__: system admin
[11:57] <Ebonhand> anyone know why ati ccc won't let me set up multiview?
[11:57] <simplexio> homy: that is partial answer to problem. it seems that it dosent work right with my Maildir
[11:57] <ibane> in order to disable the touchpad in Lenovo x301 Ubuntu 9.04, what should be modified?
[11:58] <homy> simplexio: so there is no direct way of creating a checksum of a directory? It doesn't necessarily need to be md5, sha or something else is also ok.
[11:59] <muelli> ibane: good question. I'd look for a suspicious looking file in /proc/ibm :) or somewhere buried in /sys/. Maybe the Thinkwiki has some tips.
[11:59] <simplexio> homy: none that i know.. need to make md5sum from all files in path and then test
[11:59] <homy> ok, thanks
[12:00] <slug> homy:  tar it up,  or use diff
[12:01] <simplexio> homy: actually that works .. execpt when checking that all files are ok use 'md5sum -c md5sum.file |grep -vi 'OK$'
[12:01] <smn_> muelli can you try to point me in the correct direcction to find out of my charmapping problem? ive seen troguh the xev and xmodmap sites you gave me, but i have no clue on how to implement it.
[12:01] <KYO> hello, everyone. my sound card can not be distinguished after updating today.
[12:01] <simplexio> homy: i think yyou get information if some file is missing too
[12:01]  * XFA 
[12:02] <seemawn> hi
[12:02] <seemawn> wie krieg ichs hin, dass jeder user oder host auf meinen laufenden x-server kann?
[12:03] <seemawn> xwrapper-config steht schon auf anybody
[12:03] <Trijntje> !de|seemawn
[12:03] <seemawn> Trijntje, sry I forgot that
[12:03] <Vizirovics> Allah akhbar brotha'z
[12:03] <seemawn> k
[12:04] <Vizirovics> I am hungarian, not a tourist
[12:04] <Trijntje> seemawn: no problem, just trying to help ;)
[12:04] <Vizirovics> Trijntje brotha ola
[12:04] <ogorek2> hej
[12:04] <Vizirovics> Hozsanna neked ogorek2 teso
[12:04] <homy> simplexio: its about 1200 files in a directory structure that would need to be checksumed
[12:04] <homy> Isn't that too much?
[12:04] <seemawn> How can I confiture X that anybody can connect applications to the running x-server?
[12:04] <seemawn> I mean, sth like xhost + as standard-setting
[12:05] <seemawn> xwrapper-config is set to anybody
[12:05] <seemawn> already
[12:05] <legend2440> ibane open system>preferences>mouse  is there a option there to uncheck touchpad?
[12:05] <Myrtti> Vizirovics: do you have ubuntu support related questions?
[12:06] <Vizirovics> Myrtti brotha yes, I have!
[12:06] <Myrtti> Vizirovics: do ask then
[12:07] <Vizirovics> Myrtti: Okay. My question the following: Where is the hungarian ubuntu support channel?
[12:07] <Myrtti> !hu | Vizirovics
[12:08] <Vizirovics> No, ubuntu-hu does not working correctly, because on this channel some fool bycicle fan guy...
[12:08] <gnomefreak> ?
[12:08] <Vizirovics> please check the topic of #ubuntu-hu
[12:09] <Myrtti> Vizirovics: I don't see you on the channel?
[12:10] <Vizirovics> No, I no on that channel
[12:11] <bazhang> Vizirovics, please take chat elsewhere
[12:11] <Vizirovics> bazhang brotha why?
[12:11] <gnomefreak> Vizirovics: this is a support channel please read topic for more info
[12:12] <bazhang> Vizirovics, here is ubuntu support only; #ubuntu-offtopic for chat
[12:12] <Vizirovics> I would like some support on hungarian language, because that chnnel not trusted!
[12:13] <gnomefreak> Vizirovics: type /j #ubuntu-hu
[12:13] <Vizirovics> I have banned, please understand me brotha
[12:13] <bxc> good
[12:13] <Vizirovics> I am da tukskillah
[12:13] <IdleOne> Vizirovics: what do you need help with in ubuntu?
[12:14] <Vizirovics> nevermind...
[12:14] <Vizirovics> I wull use the slackware
[12:14] <IdleOne> ok then
[12:14] <Vizirovics> most better than ubuntu
[12:14] <IdleOne> have a nice day
[12:14] <Vizirovics> same to you brotha
[12:17] <kon> i have white pages randomly when i access webpages on my local webserver. when i refresh the page it works, sometimes after the first time, sometimes not. how would i go about finding the cause to this?
[12:18] <anwar> asddsa
[12:18] <Aegil> kon: have you had a look through the apache logs?
[12:18] <anwar> anwar
[12:19] <ftwww> h1
[12:20] <kon> Aegil, the only odd thing i've seen is "Apache/2.2.12 (Ubuntu) (internal dummy connection)" in the logs
[12:20] <kon> that i have never seen before
[12:21] <grawity> Those are used for mod_rewrite, I think.
[12:21] <kon> ahh ok
[12:21] <artificialexit> hey all, i seem to have lost smart tab completion and colours in the terminal? any ideas?
[12:21] <kon> artificialexit, do you use bash 4?
[12:22] <hellohihi> i'm trying to configure synaptic to use a proxy server for downloading packages on my college wifi. the problem is that when i use the command "export http_proxy=http://username:password@address:port/" it doesnt work because my password (which i cannot change) contains the character '@'. please suggest something
[12:22] <grawity> artificialexit: You might have accidentially switched your shell from bash to sh.
[12:22] <grawity> artificialexit: Try 'exec bash'
[12:22] <artificialexit> how do i know if i use bash 4?
[12:22] <grawity> artificialexit: Ctrl-X, Ctrl-V will show you the version (if it's bash)
[12:22] <artificialexit> exec bash didnt do anything either
[12:23] <chrislees> Hi, I'm just running Update Manager to upgrade to Jaunty; the process seems to have stalled at "Preparing libthai0" - what can I do?
[12:23] <grawity> But I'm using bash4 on Arch, it works just fine
[12:23] <ftwww> how up resolution x11 desctop under virtualbox7 anybody help plz ;)
[12:23] <grawity> artificialexit: Press Ctrl-X Ctrl-V, does it say anything?
[12:23] <kon> i thought maybe the updated has fucked up something
[12:23] <artificialexit> 3.2.48
[12:23] <kon> ah ok
[12:23] <aalcazar> hellohihi: Have you tried to scape that character?
[12:23] <grawity> artificialexit: So it's still bash. Try 'source ~/.profile' and see if that brings prompt back.
[12:23] <grawity> artificialexit: And 'source ~/.bashrc' too.
[12:24] <artificialexit> ah i think i know what happened
[12:24] <bazhang> kon, watch the language please
[12:24] <artificialexit> i accidently ran rm -rf /home the other day thinking i was in a ssh server on another server
[12:25] <artificialexit> some of the . files are missing
[12:25] <x33a> maybe you deleted your .bashrc
[12:25] <Aegil> kon: does it spend a long time loading before it gives you the white pages? or is it like instant?
[12:25] <kon> Aegil, instantly
[12:25] <artificialexit> yea i restored most of the stuff but .bashrc and .profile is gone anyway to get it back?
[12:26] <grawity> artificialexit: sudo cp /etc/skel/.bashrc /etc/skel/.profile ~; sudo chown $USER ~/.bashrc ~/.profile
[12:26] <grawity> artificialexit: /etc/skel contains the "skeleton" profile, the same all new users get - so copy and chown.
[12:26] <ug_tinker> anyone here got a Intuos4 working.. in buntu
[12:27] <artificialexit> grawity: thanks heaps worked a treat
[12:28] <chrislees> Anyone know how to recover from a stalled update?
[12:28] <vigo> I was attempting to set up a wireless connection, the D-Link 530 could not connect, it did on 8,04 with XP dual boot, but I suggested that Ubuntu be the only OS , is this a MadWifi setup or a ndiswrapper configuration , I have no idea how to do either. Any links would help so that I can e.mail them to self and pull up on the other one that does work with a hardline.
[12:30] <Aegil> kon: is it on all browsers or a specific one? Also, is it static pages or php? does the error_log show anything, and have you checked the syslog / tried restarting apache
[12:30] <x33a> can anyone recommend a feature rich, but fast terminal emulator. i love gnome-terminal, but it's a bit slow to start.
[12:30] <grawity> x33a: xterm, urxvt, xfce4-terminal, konsole (this one's from KDE)
[12:31] <theatro> terminator
[12:31] <grawity> x33a: Or just keep it always open.
[12:31] <grawity> And Ctrl-Shift-N for new windows.
[12:31] <muelli> x33a: *shrug* nobody cares about startup times these days. With one open gnome-terminal you're done for the rest of your session. And due to suspend/hibernate a sessions lasts a couple of days or even weeks.
[12:31] <x33a> i have multiple terminals opened, though i have a hot key ctrl+`
[12:32] <vigo> chrislees: I think stopping and starting could fetch or re-ping the FTP server, depends on a few things though, sometimes is just a failed to fetch , server error, that is a re-set Router or reboot thing, sorta.
[12:32] <grawity> muelli: 1) I do, 256 MB RAM 2) suspend/hibernate doesn't work on my laptop
[12:32] <x33a> i have heard some good things urxvt, any one likes it here?
[12:32] <x33a> *about
[12:33] <muelli> yeah grawity. too bad. But I doubt you can run a modern GNOME desktop anyway.
[12:33] <grawity> muelli: I can.
[12:33] <vigo> x33a: VIM! or nano. there are many.
[12:33] <grawity> muelli: Even with Compiz, for that matter. (I'm using Metacity on Arch Linux though)
[12:33] <kon> Aegil, it seems like it's a browser issue... thanks for your ideas, i probably wouldn't have checked in another browser for a while
[12:34] <chrislees> vigo: It has retrieved all packages and has stalled when unpacking one of them
[12:34] <muelli> grawity: respect :)
[12:34] <chrislees> vigo: I tried pressing Control-C but nothing happened
[12:35] <vigo> chrislees: Purge the broken ones then fetch them again, wget or use Update manager, did you try that?
[12:35] <chrislees> vigo: It's in the middle of a dist-upgrade in Update Manager
[12:36] <chrislees> I'll try killing UM and starting it again
[12:36] <grawity> chrislees: Open Terminal, sudo -s, kill update manager, run apt-get dist-upgrade
[12:36] <Aegil> kon: okay, cool. N
[12:37] <vigo> chrislees: ahh, seems like a purge or fix , look at dh scripts, I had it bookmarked at sometime, google Debian Helper there is a Canonical page on that.
[12:37] <chrislees> grawity: Unable to lock the administration directory, is another process using it?
[12:37] <Aegil> kon: so its working fine in an alternative browser? fair enough, which were you using that was giving the errors
[12:37] <grawity> chrislees: Kill all instances of apt-get and dpkg too.
[12:38] <x33a> try pkill instead of kill
[12:38] <chrislees> grawity: I've killed dpkg (didn't have an apt-get instance running) but it's still appearing in ps aux as:
[12:38] <chrislees> [dpkg]
[12:39] <kon> Aegil, yep haven't experienced any white pages yet in another browser. the browser causing this was firefox, but using some addons.
[12:41] <chrislees> Where's the dpkg lock file, is it safe to remove it and then try the dist-upgrade again?
[12:43] <erUSUL> !dpkg
[12:43] <erUSUL> !search dpkg
[12:43] <erUSUL> !aptlock | chrislees
[12:43] <poet> I just formated by external HD, but it seems that only root can write to it, any idea how to fix this?
[12:44] <mnaines> poet: CHMOD 664 (path to external drive)
[12:45] <chrislees> erUSUL: Thanks, but it's still locked.
[12:45] <ikonia> poet: what file system did you put on it
[12:45] <chrislees> I think dpkg is a zombie
[12:45] <poet> ikonia: ext3
[12:46] <ikonia> poet: use gksudo nautilus to set/change permissions if you are not confident on the command line
[12:46] <lantizia> Hey can I run something to watch what a program downloads over http?
[12:46] <poet> well I did chmod and now it wont mount anymore, weird
[12:46] <Myrtti> lantizia: iftop
[12:46] <chrislees> !dpkg fix crash
[12:48] <lantizia> Myrtti, that doesn't seem to give me the path it's downloading from
[12:49] <vigo> chrislees: erUSUL posted it well, here is a MAN page on it: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jaunty/man1/dpkg.1.html
[12:50] <Guest96704> Hi, I can not find the 'view' > 'Data sources' option in the Ubuntu version of openoffice. Anyone tell me where it is?
[12:52] <chrislees> I can't find anything regarding it in the man page for dpkg
[12:52] <Guest96704> chrislees: was that to me?
[12:53] <chrislees> Guest96704: No sorry
[12:53] <Guest96704> chrislees: s'ok
[12:54] <slug> chrislees:   whats the problem?
[12:54] <chrislees> Thanks to vigo, erUSUL and others; I removed the dpkg lock file and it configured some more packages
[12:56] <chrislees> slug: Dpkg became a zombie during a dist-upgrade, I removed the lock file and now I've got unmet dependencies
[12:58] <vigo> chrislees: Always remember a backup of a stable system or the stable system is a good practice to follow before something goes wrong or gets jumbled up.
[12:58] <RealKillaz> hi maybe not he correct place., but I dont where to ask this. Please advise which channel to go.
[12:59] <mnaines> RealKillaz: What's your question?
[12:59] <chrislees> vigo: That sounds like the sort of advice that I would give, at times when I'm not messing around with my system without an OS backup
[12:59] <RealKillaz> I want to know what the maximum ports (same port) you can open on a machine
[12:59] <RealKillaz> for example port 7001
[13:00] <grawity> RealKillaz: A TCP port must be in the range of 1 - 65535
[13:00] <RealKillaz> grawity: that is not my questionb
[13:01] <RealKillaz> one more time my question is how many connection can I open to a specific port  for example 7001
[13:01] <notwist> RealKillaz: one program can use it anyway, dont think connections is limite
[13:01] <grawity> That's not what you asked first -- but I don't think there is a limit for incoming connections.
[13:01] <notwist> RealKillaz: torrent programs for example have plenty of connections on only one port
[13:01] <vigo> chrislees: a backup is always good advice, lawd knows I have messed some boxes up bad! THat is just advice or suggestion that I am unable to find a better solution for.
[13:03] <RealKillaz> notwist: well last time a certain application crashed and we think its due to alot of incoming connection on this port
[13:03] <RealKillaz> notwist: but can't proof this actually
[13:03] <mnaines> RealKillaz: Is it a server?
[13:04] <Halitech> RealKillaz, I think it would depend on the app accepting the incoming connections, Apache is designed to accept probably millions but others may only accept 1
[13:04] <RealKillaz> notwist: there is not theoretical max on the amount of connection on a certian port?
[13:04] <RealKillaz> mnaines: yup
[13:05] <vigo> RealKillaz: Log files should show it, and should also show what the error or good working order is.
[13:05] <mnaines> RealKillaz: Then you have a limit...Either a limit in bandwidth or a limit in the number of connections.  I know with most Windows server operating systems, they default to 10 connections and you need a license for each connection
[13:06] <RealKillaz> mnaines: ohh wait it's an application it's called jetty. it can be used as an embede web container/server
[13:06] <chrislees> Phew the update is working again, libthai0 was waiting on a package to be manually configured
[13:06] <RealKillaz> maybe I should ask on the jetty forum
[13:06] <mnaines> RealKillaz: So its like Apache?
[13:07] <RealKillaz> mnaines: well it's more for j2ee applications
[13:07] <vigo> sweet
[13:08] <legend2440> RealKillaz: or in channel  #jetty
[13:08] <mnaines> legend2440: I just went in there...There's only about 10 users, and it doesn't appear to be very active
[13:08] <RealKillaz> legend2440: yup just did that
[13:10] <ikonia> RealKillaz: http://www.mortbay.org/jetty/
[13:10] <ikonia> RealKillaz: support resources on there
[13:10] <ikonia> including the comercial support options
[13:11] <vigo> RealKillaz: Did you try the Yahoo groups?
[13:11] <groza> hello when i search for servers in open arena i find only one server i tried to change filters but in vane .what can i do?
[13:12] <ikonia> groza: maybe only one server is active that is compatible with your client version
[13:12] <vigo> RealKillaz: I found this link: http://marc.info/?l=jboss-cvs-commits&m=104133636031279&w=2
[13:12] <Dr_Willis> groza:  :) not exactly an answer.. but 'QuakeLive' now works in linux. :)   If ya like that sort of game
[13:12] <groza> ikonia:and what should i do?
[13:12] <ikonia> groza: contact the package mainterin or the server mainterins
[13:12] <ikonia> maintainers sorry
[13:12] <Dr_Willis> groza:  be sure you are not searching the 'local lan' for games  perhaps.
[13:13] <groza> dr_willis:i am searching the internet not the lan
[13:13] <vigo> Dr_Willis: I lub Quake-like games, MMORPG stuff?
[13:13] <mnaines> groza: Do you have the most recent version of the game?
[13:13] <groza> dr_willis:could you give me a link please?
[13:13] <groza> mnaines:i dont know
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> quakelive.somthing..
[13:14] <Dr_Willis> proberly quakelive.com just a guess
[13:14] <groza> mnaines:there is an update or something?
[13:14] <mnaines> groza: Tremulous is one of my favorites, and can be found through Synaptic
[13:14] <groza> mnaines:i downloaded it from synaptic it should get the last version itself
[13:14] <ikonia> groza: that will be the latest ubuntu packaged version
[13:15] <groza> ikonia:ok
[13:15] <groza> thanks to all
[13:17] <JohannesSM64> is there a non-bloated msn client for linux?
[13:17] <Halitech> JohannesSM64, emesene is nice
[13:18] <Aegil> Hi, I'm trying to cut down a command I run "find /var/qmail/queue/ -type f -exec grep -l [someone@somewhere.com] {} \;"  the [someone@somewhere.com is variable everytime, does anyone know a way I could automate it so I could just name a script eg script user@domain.com so it would input that value inplace of [someone@somewhere.com] and run it?
[13:18] <ikonia> JohannesSM64: amsn is fine
[13:18] <pascal_> JohannesSm64: Pidgin
[13:18] <wazzag> JohannesSM64: pidgin
[13:18] <JohannesSM64> all these 3 have bloat like dancing smileys, winks and nudges
[13:18] <ikonia> JohannesSM64: ok, bittlebee
[13:18] <pascal_> pidgin hasn't dancing smylies
[13:19] <pascal_> oo
[13:19] <ikonia> JohannesSM64: that's a text based client
[13:19] <Aegil> I've automated most stuff so far using alias's but Im not sure the best way for automating something I need to pass a value to in the middle of it.
[13:19] <Walex> Aegil: that is going to be quite slow too. Anyhow it is pretty easy to turn that into a script. There are many shell scripting tutorials and the first few pages of any will show you how to do what you want.
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> Aegil:  time to read some bash scripting guides.. making  a script that takes an 'argument' is rather basic stuff.
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> Aegil:  the 'advanced bash scripting guide' is a must read.
[13:21] <smokebadger> hi im new to ubuntu , im trying to edid the gpodder config file  to a different drive can anyone help
[13:21] <smokebadger> i need it on the drive /StorageXU/Podcasts
[13:22] <smokebadger> but i think i have the drive allocation wrong
[13:22] <Halitech> smokebadger, do you want the actual config file there or is that where you want the podcasts to download to?
[13:23] <smokebadger> the drive is named StorageXU , the directory podcasts and i want the podcasts to dl there so i can access them from any of my OS
[13:23] <Aegil> Walex: Okay, I'll take a look for some thanks.
[13:23] <Aegil> Dr_Willis: I'll go have a read of it, thanks for the pointer
[13:23] <Halitech> smokebadger, where is StorageXU mounted?
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> smokebadger:  you could just make a link from where they are going to.. to that location you want. :) via use of 'ln -s'
[13:24] <smokebadger> im not sure its a partition of the ubuntu /xppro drive
[13:24] <smokebadger> im really new to all this sorry hehe
[13:25] <smokebadger> its just in places as StorageXU
[13:25] <Halitech> smokebadger, you need to know the mount point in order to point to the correct location
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> smokebadger:  its very likely thes some easier way to config that  then messing with its config files. Program has no gui/settings menus?
[13:26] <KaiForce> my IBM ThinkCentre with integrated Intel graphics card is using the Vesa driver in xorg.conf - what is the process for switching to an Intel driver?
[13:26] <smokebadger> yes but they dont work the faq tells you to edit the config file
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> !intel
[13:27] <smokebadger> is there a way i can list the drives in terminal
[13:27] <optimus_p> machine is restarting?? any help?
[13:27] <pascal_> Kaiforce : try sudo jockey-gtk
[13:27] <grawity> smokebadger: sudo blkid
[13:28]  * Zappo left the room (quit: Quit: ).
[13:28]  * grawity left the room too.
[13:28] <KaiForce> pascal - thanks wilco
[13:28]  * pascal_ takes Zappo and grawity back into the room
[13:28] <pascal_> :D
[13:28] <smokebadger> its /dev/sda2  so i would change the config to /dev/sda2/Podcasts?
[13:29]  * grawity ports pascal_ to C
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> smokebadger:  no /dev/sda2 is the DEVICE name. not its mountpoint
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> smokebadger:  check 'mount' command to see where its mounted to
[13:29] <pascal_> C ?
[13:29] <pascal_> o0
[13:29] <KaiForce> pascal:  merely states "no proprietary drivers in use on this system." when i run sudo jockey-gtk
[13:30] <IdleOne> optimus_p: machine is restarting?? any help? is like me saying my car wont start, any help?
[13:30] <smokebadger> im trying to do a search for it =/
[13:30] <pascal_> hmmmm
[13:31] <TheStarLion> have a slight problem... ethernet interface has mysteriously stopped connecting to the router by cable. router is unchanged, cable connection unchanged, Ubuntu *says* it's connected, but conky's logging keeps says eth1: link up over and over, and no network or internet connection will work
[13:31] <joaopinto> TheStarLion, from the terminal type: ifconfig eth1
[13:32] <joaopinto> assuming that is the expected device name
[13:32] <TheStarLion> joaopinto: it is, what am I looking for in the results from it?
[13:32] <groza> hello ,when i play virus killer i have no sound why?
[13:32] <smokebadger> the list is /dev/sda2: UUID="6ED02F796BB3A8B5" LABEL="StorageXU" TYPE="ntfs"
[13:32] <poet> is it the default for external HDs to get mounted so only root can read them?
[13:33] <joaopinto> I assume you use dhcp, check if you got an IP setup on the interface, and it's up
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> smokebadger:  yes. /dev/sda2 is the device name. IT is most likely mounted to /media/StorageXU   check with the 'mount command' or just Look in the /media/ directory
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> poet:  depends on the filesystem and if you are taling about  the 'automounting' feature or not.
[13:33] <TheStarLion> joaopinto: there's the rub - it says it's connected, with an IP address, but network and internet still aren't working
[13:34] <poet> yeah I'd like my external hd just to automount and appear in nautilus
[13:34] <groza> hello ,when i play virus killer i have no sound why?
[13:34] <joaopinto> TheStarLion, can you ping your router ?
[13:34] <poet> but it does appear it gets automounded in /media/ just with root
[13:34] <kockacuki> breaking news: new distro: ubuntu vatican edition built in gratis pray-editor
[13:34] <joaopinto> !ot | kockacuki
[13:34] <poet> *automounted
[13:34] <TheStarLion> joaopinto: no, well, can, but none of the pings return
[13:34] <smokebadger> yes it appears to me /media , soo the command would be /media/StorageXU/Podcasts ?
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> poet:    if its ntfs/vfat - install/run the ntfs-config tool.  You never said what filesytem it is.
[13:34] <poet> sorry, it is ext3
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> smokebadger:  the 'path' to the filesystem is /media/StorageXU
[13:35] <groza> hello ,when i play virus killer i have no sound why?
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> poet:  with ext2/3/4 you MUST be sure your file ownership/permissions are correct.
[13:35] <joaopinto> TheStarLion, check /var/log/dmesg for errors that could be related to the networking setup
[13:35] <nibbler_> TheStarLion: do you know for sure that the router is fine? used differnt network port, have another pc in the net that *can* ping the router?
[13:35] <smokebadger> ahh thank you , i come from the fat lazy windows drive system 9)
[13:35] <kockacuki> ubotti mi a repedt fasz van?
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> poet:  and you may want to put a entry for  the filesystem  in /etc/fstab
[13:35] <kockacuki> ubottu mi a repedt fasz van?
[13:35] <IdleOne> !english | kockacuki
[13:35] <TheStarLion> nibbler_: Yes, because this laptop is connected to it the same way as the desktop pc with the issue
[13:35] <poet> Dr_Willis: where should I check for that?
[13:36] <poet> what determines what permission the disk is mounted at
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> poet:  ls -al, same as you would for a internal drive. :)
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> poet:  for ext2/3/4 the filesystem rembers.. for ntfs/vfat its a mount option
[13:36] <marie> cc
[13:36] <groza> hello ,when i play virus killer i have no sound why?
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> poet:  thats a Big Differance btween how ntfs and linux native filesystems work
[13:36] <Halitech> !patience | groza
[13:37] <smokebadger> and its working , thank you all very very much
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> smokebadger:  that directory/path wont be avail untill you login and access it - if you reboot.. Most likely
[13:37] <nibbler_> TheStarLion: did you change cable/switchport?
[13:37] <groza> Halitech:my questions gets out of the windows and like that nobody can see it , thats why i keep repeat it
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> groza:  not everyone has a short history buffer on screen...
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> some of us can see  quite a few lines. :)
[13:38] <TheStarLion> nibbler_: yes, tried both cables available, and all four ports on the router, all work perfectly on the laptop, just not the desktop pc
[13:38] <IdleOne> groza: but in a channel like this your question will scroll away very quickly. please wait 10 minutes before repeating.
[13:38] <smokebadger> Its stopped throwing up the error and it appears to be downloading , i just hope its in the right place hehe
[13:38] <poet> Dr_Willis: do I just need to modify the /media/disk permissions how I want?
[13:38] <poet> and it will be the same after I restart
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> poet:  its  ext2/3/4 you modify them   with chown, and chmod
[13:38] <groza> IdleOne:ok
[13:39] <poet> yeah I made it part of the disk group and added myself to it
[13:39] <s0u][ight> hi guys, what's the X log out command?
[13:39] <poet> and then did chmod 775
[13:39] <IdleOne> groza: try searching the forums for that game for help also
[13:39] <TheStarLion> joaopinto: the dmesg log doesn't seem to say anything out of the ordinary about the network setup, nothing that wasn't there a few days ago
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> poet:  the files themeslefs can have their own permissions. and owner. the owner may be the issue. I nust chown everything to be owned by my one user. :)
[13:39] <groza> IdleOne:i tried but all i get is sound problems with other apps
[13:40] <poet> Dr_Willis: ok, that might be simplier.  thanks for the help :-)
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> poet:  and if you move that drive from one linux box to another.. you can have ownership issues
[13:40] <poet> good point
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> poet:  thats why i add the users to every linux box i make in teh same order. :0 that way their UID's are the same
[13:40] <poet> almost seams more convenient just to format it as windows haha
[13:40] <poet> nfs rather
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> poet:  depends on your needs.
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> ntfs/vfat may show everything as executable.. which is an annoyance
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> and ext4 can be MUCh faster
[13:41] <legend2440> s0u][ight: do you mean   sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop  ?
[13:41] <linxeh> Dr_Willis: why not install NIS or similar?
[13:42] <s0u][ight> legend2440, a better thing: how do I enable ctrl-alt-backspace?
[13:42] <legend2440> !dontzap
[13:42] <linxeh> Dr_Willis: or just create users with the command line tools, where you can specify the uid etc
[13:42] <s0u][ight> legend2440, thanks
[13:43] <yayo> hi
[13:43] <yayo> how can I add spanish accent support in ubuntu
[13:43] <yayo> ?
[13:44] <notwist> yayo: google "how to change language ubuntu"
[13:44] <sebsebseb> yayo: system > administration > langauge support
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> linxeh:  my  whole network has 3 users. :)  easire that i rember to add me, the wife, then the kids.. in that order. :)
[13:45] <Crashbit> yayo: google "como cambiar idioma ubuntu"
[13:45] <linxeh> that isnt always foolproof, but ok :)
[13:45] <yayo> I don't want to change the language
[13:45] <yayo> the language is ok
[13:45] <linxeh> you should learn the "useradd" command I think :)
[13:45] <yayo> I want to be able to type a with an accent
[13:46] <Crashbit> yayo: "tilde" ?
[13:46] <bnovc> i have a linux device plugged into my linux desktop via usb. the device shows usb0 but the desktop does not. anyone know what steps i'd take to get it show on the desktop?
[13:46] <yayo> it's lie
[13:46] <yayo> like
[13:46] <yayo> a´
[13:46] <yayo> but the ´
[13:46] <Crashbit> yayo: àí
[13:46] <yayo> goes above the a
[13:47] <yayo> yea like the i
[13:47] <yayo> how do you add that
[13:47] <Serendippo> à , azerty ftw :)
[13:47] <pascal_> ê è é  < ?
[13:47] <yayo> yea
[13:48] <yayo> I can't put that
[13:48] <Crashbit> yayo: you can set the language locales
[13:48] <pascal_> i've sund dead keys on
[13:48] <yayo> how do I do that
[13:48] <pascal_> let me see.....
[13:49] <Serendippo> yayo, can't you form the ' or ` with alt gr? look at your keyboard.
[13:50] <yayo> no
[13:50] <N_> hi
[13:50] <N_> i'm a beginner on ubuntu
[13:50] <Serendippo> yayo, sry then, i have azerty & don't know the qwerty layout & possibilities. overhere it's next to the m.
[13:51] <pascal_> yayo : sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup
[13:51] <pascal_> then choose deadkeys
[13:51] <N_> please how can i configure when i download a package?
[13:52] <pascal_> N_ i didn't understand your question ._.
[13:52] <IdleOne> N_: System > administration > Update Manager, then click on settings at bottm of the window
[13:53] <milligan_> I'm missing this file, liba52-0.7.4.so . How can I figure out what package to install to get it ?
[13:54] <nisshh> @milligan: google search the file name
[13:55] <Ozzah> Hi, can anyone help me compile hugin's align_image_stack? I'm using a guide, but my cmake command is spitting out weird errors that don't sound like dependency issues
[13:55] <N_> example, i can't know how configure the flash player on firefox to watch movies from youtube
[13:55] <yayo> pascal_: it's not the console
[13:56] <yayo> in gnome programs
[13:56] <IdleOne> !flash | N_
[13:56] <yayo> I can't put the tilde
[13:56] <yayo> either
[13:56] <nanomad> nanomad
[13:56] <N_> only write !flash on terminal?
[13:56] <N_> i'll try
[13:57] <IdleOne> N_: read everything ubottu said
[13:57] <suresh_tech> hey
[13:57] <suresh_tech> wassup
[13:57] <suresh_tech> ohh
[13:57] <IdleOne> !hello | suresh_tech
[13:57] <suresh_tech> hii aaa
[13:57] <N_> what is bash?
[13:57] <IdleOne> N_: read everything ubottu said
[13:59] <pascal_> yoyo
[13:59] <moos3> can anyone help me with a open client configuration issue
[14:00] <moos3> for some reason i can't get my openvpn client to connect
[14:00] <moos3> i'm getting the following output http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7866832
[14:02] <Ozzah> does anybody know how to install Hugin's "align_image_stack" ???
[14:04] <Crashbit> yayo: the locale command returns the locales you are using
[14:04] <nibbler_> moos3: Sat Aug 29 15:41:49 2009 script failed: could not execute external program  <-- i'd say your scripts are not complete, maybe add path to sleep, ifconfig etc.... something cant be found, or maybe they need to exit 1
[14:04] <cRTrn13> hey all
[14:04] <amcsi> hello
[14:04] <cRTrn13> does anyone know how I can sniff my SATA traffic?
[14:04] <yayo> locale LANG=en_GB LANGUAGE=en_GB:en LC_CTYPE="en_GB" LC_NUMERIC="en_GB" LC_TIME="en_GB" LC_COLLATE="en_GB" LC_MONETARY="en_GB" LC_MESSAGES="en_GB" LC_PAPER="en_GB" LC_NAME="en_GB" LC_ADDRESS="en_GB" LC_TELEPHONE="en_GB" LC_MEASUREMENT="en_GB" LC_IDENTIFICATION="en_GB" LC_ALL=
[14:04] <cRTrn13> am tring to look at a firmware upgrade and how it's working on my drive
[14:04] <amcsi> how do I load the User Panel?
[14:05] <cRTrn13> and would like to see the communication between OS and drive...
[14:05] <minimec> amcsi: gnome-panel ?
[14:05] <cRTrn13> any ideas?
[14:06] <nibbler_> cRTrn13: no idea on that... but maybe sniffing some iscsi traffic would be helpful enough?
[14:06] <cRTrn13> hmmm...
[14:06] <cRTrn13> nibbler: any ideas how I could do that??
[14:07] <nibbler_> cRTrn13: setup iscsi and sniff your network with tcpdump, wireshark etc
[14:07] <amcsi> to be more precise, the part of the gnome panel that lets me log out and stuff
[14:07] <amcsi> on the very top-right side of Ubuntu 9
[14:08] <IdleOne> amcsi: right click on the panel and then Add to panel
[14:08] <amcsi> I mean the drop-down menu
[14:09] <amcsi> that shows my username, and an icon showing whether I'm away
[14:09] <cRTrn13> nibbler: not running an iscsi deamon... I dont think it'll help - I have local communication with a local drive..
[14:09] <Crashbit> yayo: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/utf-8.xml
[14:09] <grawity_> amcsi: fast user switch applet, if I recall correctly.
[14:10] <moos3> does anyone know how to make a tap0 from the command line
[14:12] <frank32> سلام عليكم..
[14:12] <pascal_> ?
[14:12] <frank32> oh << HI
[14:12] <frank32> Hi
[14:12] <pascal_> :D hi
[14:13] <rob> Anyone noticed that in 9.04 flash video in fullscreen is really slow / taxing?
[14:13] <frank32> okay,, new prblem with linux
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[14:13] <FloodBot3> Gnuget`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:13] <pascal_> holy shit ?
[14:13] <frank32> stop damn
[14:13] <amcsi> yes, grawity_
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[14:13] <FloodBot3> Gnuget`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:13] <frank32> I have new problem with linux
[14:13] <frank32> can you help me
[14:13] <frank32> >>???
[14:14] <pascal_> wich problem =)
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[14:14] <amcsi> I think...
[14:14] <FloodBot3> Gnuget`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:14] <IdleOne> pascal_: what the language please
[14:14] <rob> !ops
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[14:14] <FloodBot3> Gnuget`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:14] <frank32> yeah,, F4L... mean flash for linux
[14:14] <ikonia> too slow
[14:14] <rob> thanks
[14:14] <frank32> how to install it
[14:14] <frank32> ??
[14:14] <hattoricaca1> pascal_ yes this is a catholic chan
[14:15] <pascal_> ????
[14:15] <ikonia> hattoricaca1: no it's not
[14:15] <ikonia> pascal_: ignore that - this channel is for ubuntu support
[14:15] <elky> ikonia, i can't help it if I'm more awesome than you.
[14:15] <IdleOne> lol
[14:15] <pascal_> ?????
[14:15] <pascal_> what did i say ? ?
[14:15] <ikonia> pascal_: nothing
[14:15] <pascal_> i never said anything OT
[14:15] <ikonia> pascal_: don't worry about it
[14:16] <frank32> f*** some one listen to me :@
[14:16] <IdleOne> pascal_: this is a family friendly channel and you used language that is not family friendly
[14:16] <pascal_> hö ?
[14:16]  * Gnea looks oddly at hattoricaca1 
[14:16] <ikonia> frank32: stop the language and someone may help you
[14:16] <N_> where can i find a list of opnesources softwares to connect on irc?
[14:16] <pascal_> Idle0ne: what did i wrong T_T
[14:16] <Gnea> !flash | frank32
[14:16] <frank32> thankx
[14:16] <IdleOne> !irc | N_
[14:16] <ikonia> N_: open synaptic and search for irc - you'll get a list of available irc clients
[14:16] <frank32> nooooo not pleyer
[14:16] <janhouse> can I somehow hide menu bar in nautilus?
[14:16] <rob> Anyone noticed that in 9.04 flash video in fullscreen is really slow / taxing? I had no problems with my previous install
[14:17] <janhouse> it is useless most of the timwe
[14:17] <frank32> not flash player
[14:17] <pascal_> Idle0ne: what did i wrong T_T
[14:17] <janhouse> *time
[14:17] <grawity> N_: Xchat and irssi are the most popular ones.
[14:17] <ikonia> frank32: what do you want then
[14:17] <Gnea> frank32: then please, explain your problem.
[14:17] <ikonia> pascal_: I'll speak to you in pm
[14:17] <pascal_> ok
[14:17] <IdleOne> ikonia: thank you
[14:17] <N_> thanks
[14:17] <frank32> no English    bad in english
[14:17] <N_> :}
[14:17] <frank32> wait
[14:17] <frank32> my problem
[14:17] <frank32> is
[14:18] <IdleOne> frank32: what language you speak?
[14:18] <frank32> http://sourceforge.net/projects/f4l/
[14:18] <frank32> arabic
[14:18] <frank32> this one
[14:18] <frank32> http://sourceforge.net/projects/f4l/
[14:18] <Gnea> frank32: that's not a problem, it's a URL.
[14:18] <frank32> yeah see it
[14:18] <frank32> that program
[14:18] <frank32> how to install it
[14:18] <Gnea> !enter | frank32
[14:18] <IdleOne> frank32: For Arabic language support, please : /join #ubuntu-arabic : للحصول على الدعم باللغة العربية
[14:19] <frank32> ok
[14:19] <frank32> I'm going there
[14:19] <Gnea> frank32: you download it, open it like you would any .tar.bz2 file, then read the README and INSTALL files
 download the program and read readme to find how to install it
[14:19] <sergiumihai> :D
[14:20] <x1> hello;P
[14:20] <frank32> i DO ,, BUT IT NOT INSTA;;
[14:20] <frank32> INSTALL
[14:20] <sergiumihai> it seems it is an win32 application
[14:20] <Gnea> frank32: we will not tolerate yelling via caps
 yeah, there isn't
[14:21] <frank32> WHAT YOU MEAN ,, i HAVE BAD ENGLISH
[14:21] <ActiVision> I can't play mp3's in Rythembox or VLC
[14:21] <Gnea> !caps | frank32
[14:21] <Gnea> frank32: if you cannot control yourself, then you become a problem.
[14:21] <Karmic> ActiVision: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[14:21] <sde> quit
[14:21] <frank32> i'M COOL
[14:22] <Gnea> frank32: then please, release your caps lock key to the lowercase side.
[14:22] <pascal_> Activision: did you downloaded mp3 plugin ?
[14:22] <frank32> like this??
[14:22] <IdleOne> Gnea: I believe it is a language barrier. #ubuntu-arabic would be better suited to handle this
[14:22] <ActiVision> No
[14:22] <murlidhar> how do i install java-plugin for firefox ???
[14:22] <Gnea> IdleOne: I'm inclined to agree.
[14:22] <IdleOne> !java | murlidhar
[14:23] <erUSUL> murlidhar: sudo aptitude install sun-java6-plugin
[14:23] <frank32> Like this ?
[14:23] <murlidhar> erUSUL: ty
[14:23] <sicked> guys is there someone of you who coul dhelp me with a hardware choice? i have to assemble a pc on my own but i don't know what to buy for it
[14:23] <Gnea> frank32: yeah. please just ask in #ubuntu-arabic, you're right, your english is not suited for this channel.
[14:23] <ActiVision> I'll read those pages then
[14:23] <pascal_> Activision: open Video-player , then choose the mp3 file , usually it will ask to download the mp3 plugin
[14:23] <ActiVision> Video player? You mean VLC?
[14:24] <Rad059> Hi all, look, a few months ago i was working on a desktop machine with ubuntu8.10, i'm a web designer and i have images and config files on ubuntu, but due a movility issues i've purchased a laptop hp compaq presario cq50 with windows XP, i removed the IDE HD from the desktop and i sold it because i don't need a desktop anymore, the problem is that i need my files from my old ubuntu HD, i got an enclosure media, but i can't find a program that reads the entir
[14:24] <frank32> okay,
[14:24] <erUSUL> ActiVision: just install ubuntu-restricted-extras that will "fix" most multimedia isuues
[14:24] <pascal_> no
[14:24] <pascal_> ööh
[14:24] <erUSUL> !ext3 | Rad059
[14:24] <sergiumihai> frank32
[14:25] <Guest74864> pardon
[14:25] <pascal_> Acitvision: Alt + F2  -> totem
[14:26] <Guest74864> yes
[14:26] <ActiVision> cant talk
[14:26] <Guest74864> yes
[14:26] <pascal_> talk ?
[14:27] <Rad059> erUSUL: This may be useful if you have installed both Windows and Linux as a dual boot environment on your computer.
[14:27] <Guest74864> ok
[14:28] <ActiVision> no time now sorry
[14:28] <pascal_> ActiVision: ok :)
[14:28] <Rad059> i have aide HD with an enclosure (usb mode)
[14:28] <maxime> hi all
[14:28] <erUSUL> Rad059: ? is a driver to access linux partitions from windows; exactly what you want to do
[14:29] <Rad059> yeah but it only works if you have a dual system on your machine
[14:29] <maxime> someone know how i can connect me to a dedibox in xubuntu ?
[14:29] <erUSUL> Rad059: it soes not matter how the partitions are accessed usb; scsi; ide or sata
[14:29] <erUSUL> Rad059: yeah but it only works if you have a dual system on your machine <<<< not true
[14:29] <IdleOne> Rad059: you dont need to dual boot to access ntfs
[14:30] <erUSUL> Rad059: but hey! you seem to konw better; why you ask then?
[14:31] <ActiVision> Ok I installed it but can't test in now so I'll be back if it's not working
[14:31] <ActiVision> Maybe I can test it
[14:31] <Guest13378> please help: em28xx is for analog, analog+digital, digital tuner?
[14:31] <yayo> I did it
[14:31] <yayo> it was a matter of changing the keyboard
[14:31] <yayo> no locale
[14:32] <N_> i install the package and don't wor...   o_o
[14:32] <IdleOne> N_: what package did you install? What does not work?
[14:33] <N_> i still can't seeing movies from youtube
[14:33] <ActiVision> No still not working, should i restart?
[14:34] <Rad059> erUSUL, i've tested some programs already, with no solution, i was thinking that i was wrong on proccedure, so thats wy i loggin here, to see if exist another possibilities..
[14:34] <N_> the terminal call me dunkie, said in my language something like, if dunkie terminal, you cannot do it   o_o
[14:34] <erUSUL> Rad059: the other option is to copy the files from a linux liveCD.
[14:35] <Rad059> i have my live cd
[14:35] <Rad059> i try to read the usb media
[14:35] <IdleOne> N_: what language?
[14:35] <Rad059> but i can't hehe...
[14:35] <N_> portuguese
[14:35] <IdleOne> !pt
[14:35] <grawity> N_: What exactly did it say
[14:35] <N_> ok
[14:36] <Rad059> probably, i need to mount the usb media partition or some..
[14:36] <ki> Can anyone tell me how to go to dpkg command?
[14:36] <N_> i'll go to ubuntu-br
[14:36] <N_> :}
[14:36] <Rad059> can u tellme erUSUL on pm ?
[14:36] <N_> thanks for the help
[14:36] <erUSUL> Rad059: #ubuntu-es
[14:36] <grawity> ki: Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal
[14:36] <ki> oh thanks =D
[14:38] <ActiVision> Audio is looping in VLC now
[14:38] <N_> :}
[14:38] <ActiVision> No more time goodbye
[14:42] <undercover> Anyone know where there's a complete guide for 8.04 ldap login client setup? I can only find partials and fixes
[14:43] <_marius> i need help with winfast tb usb II deluxe
[14:43] <_marius> i need help with winfast tb usb II deluxe tv tuner in jaunty
[14:43] <Halitech> _marius, does it show up in lsusb?
[14:43] <_marius> yes
[14:44] <Halitech> _marius, have you tried tvtime?
[14:44] <_marius> Halitech: yes
[14:44] <_marius> Halitech: yes, i tryed tvtime. i also got image from svideo
[14:45] <Halitech> _marius, are you getting errors or just no video when trying to scan for channels?
[14:45] <_marius> Halitech: i guess the problem is that i don't know witch value to choose for modprobe em28xx card=xx tuner=xx
[14:45] <thinkertinker> hi my friend configured his laptop to conect internet via a proxy network(in a wi-fi network)but now he has direct connection..his Apt is not working ..PLease tell which .conf file was edited to set proxy for network..
[14:45] <stercor> What do I need to do to get .mp3 support in abcde and Grip?
[14:45] <Vizirovics> Schalom aleichem
[14:45] <_marius> Halitech: just no image while scanning
[14:46] <Vizirovics> ubuntu equals with linuks for woman?
[14:46] <erUSUL> stercor: install the lame cli encoder
[14:46] <erUSUL> !info lame
[14:46] <_marius> Halitech: i got image at a moment with xawtv but if i was trying to resise it crashed
[14:46] <Vndmtrx> !info ssh
[14:46] <stercor> What's the package name?
[14:47] <Vizirovics> ubottu csssh
[14:47] <erUSUL> stercor: lame.
[14:47] <Vizirovics> magyarul : kuss
[14:47] <leira> Hi, Everyone. it seems I got my ext3 usb drive corrupted. I try to ls the files, got lots of files shows "No such file or directory"
[14:47] <stercor> Thanks!
[14:47] <erUSUL> leira: have you fsck it ?
[14:47] <felix> how to install an anti virus in ubuntu to scann windows, i tried with wine but doesnt work, any ideas please?
[14:47] <leira> I used to detach this drive and attach to my nas, and found lots of
[14:47] <erUSUL> !va | felix
[14:47] <erUSUL> !av | felix
[14:48] <leira> and found lots of "no such file or directory" there
[14:48] <Halitech> _marius, never was good at figuring that out, I had to play with mine a lot and finally got rid of it
[14:48] <erUSUL> !info clamtk | felix
[14:48] <felix> thank ubottu
[14:48] <leira> erUSUL: yes, I tried, and it ran well, no any errors reported
[14:48] <erUSUL> leira: :1
[14:48] <_marius> Halitech: i also bought another one but that is also not working. it's really frustrating
[14:49] <leira> I the reattach this drive back to my PC, then moved these files to another directory, the go to my NAS, and moved these files back to the original directory
[14:49] <Halitech> _marius, tvtuning seems to be an area where we are lagging compared to windows, least in my experience :(
[14:49] <thinkertinker> hi my friend configured his laptop to conect internet via a proxy network(in a wi-fi network)but now he has direct connection..his Apt is not working ..PLease tell which .conf file was edited to set proxy for network..
[14:50] <leira> it seemed work well, but this time I found there were still lots files "no such file or directory" even with just ls
[14:50] <GREENTOAD> Hello
[14:50] <_marius> Halitech: i also tried to install windows in virtualbox and use it there but is also not working
[14:50] <GREENTOAD> Can anyone help me out with Linux permissions?
[14:50] <GREENTOAD> I'm running a Linux LAMP stack
[14:50] <GREENTOAD> with Samba
[14:50] <leira> the I reattached back to PC, worse, My PC found lots of files "no such file or directory" too!
[14:51] <leira> and most of them are the same on NAS
[14:51] <Halitech> _marius, I know there is something about the address that shows in lsusb that you use to determine the address for modprobe but I don't know how to figure it out
[14:51] <leira> it means I couldn'
[14:51] <leira> it means I couldn't use the old trick now~
[14:51] <felix> ubottu , yes i know but is not for linux is for windows partitions
[14:51] <GREENTOAD> I changed the user/group of /var/www to www-data
[14:51] <leira> erUSUL: what do u mean?
[14:51] <erUSUL> thinkertinker: System>Preferences>Network Proxy ? System>Preferences>Network configuration ?
[14:51] <GREENTOAD> now I can't access my Samba share
[14:51] <GREENTOAD> I changed the user/group of /var/www to www-data, now I can't access my Samba shares through my windows clients, I can SEE them but I can't open them. Permission denied :(
[14:52] <erUSUL> leira: that if fsck is not showing errors i dunno what it may be the problem. without symptons is difficult to diagnose a problem ....
[14:52] <leira> erUSUL: yes, I know, but is there any direction I can go
[14:52] <leira> ?
[14:52] <_marius> i need help with winfast tb usb II deluxe tv tuner in jaunty
[14:52] <thinkertinker> how to configure proxy settings for internet?using terminal??
[14:53] <leira> or, is there any stronger fsck arguments I can use?
[14:53] <erUSUL> leira: reformat ?
[14:53] <_marius> anyone got it working?
[14:53] <GREENTOAD> I changed the user/group of /var/www to www-data, now I can't access my Samba shares through my windows clients, I can SEE them but I can't open them. Permission denied :( Anyone have a clue how to fix this?
[14:53] <leira> erUSUL: WOW, well I did have a nother copy on another USB drive, which i was saving for another use, but to copy so many files will take a whole night
[14:54] <leira> erUSUL: and the problems is not all the files have this issue, only some of them~
[14:54] <leira> and when I df, it obviously all these files consuming the disk~
[14:55] <erUSUL> leira: maybe the disk is (physically) damaged on that particular place ? used the -c to fsck to mark badblocks ?
[14:55] <leira> they are there, just can't be read~
[14:55] <leira> good, I will give it a try~
[14:55] <erUSUL> leira: man e2fsck
[14:56] <Kottizen> hello
[14:56] <erUSUL> !hi | Kottizen
[14:56] <leira> erUSUL:  how about -D?
[14:56] <Rad059> gracias a todos/tnks to all
[14:56] <Kottizen> erUSUL: thanks
[14:56] <GREENTOAD> I changed the user/group of /var/www to www-data, now I can't access my Samba shares through my windows clients, I can SEE them but I can't open them. Permission denied :( Anyone have a clue how to fix this?
[14:56] <thinkertinker> erUSUL but he has configured them by editing some .conf file doesn't remember which..his firefox is connected but not other applications
[14:56] <B_Lix> hi everyone
[14:57] <pascal_> Greentoad : sudo ^^
[14:57] <GREENTOAD> Hello!
[14:57] <GREENTOAD> Sudo what?
[14:57] <GREENTOAD> I issued a sudo chmod 775
[14:57] <GREENTOAD> I issued a sudo chmod 775 -R /var/www
[14:57] <GREENTOAD> but still no result.
[14:57] <erUSUL> thinkertinker: ahhh ok then it should be /etc/apt/apt.conf or something in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/*
[14:58] <GREENTOAD> I issued a chwon and chgrp to www-data
[14:58] <plovs> hi guys! i forgot the name of an app that you can use to stitch 3 screenshots together at a slight angle and with a dropshadow
[14:58] <Tr1n_> GREENTOAD:  you chown'd /var/www?
[14:58] <GREENTOAD> yeah
[14:58] <GREENTOAD> bad call?
[14:58] <Guest16209> test
[14:58] <GREENTOAD> this is my first LAMP server..
[14:59] <Tr1n_> GREENTOAD: yeah...
[14:59] <GREENTOAD> :(
[14:59] <GREENTOAD> Well, what should the default user be
[14:59] <genii> GREENTOAD: Why are your samba shares in /var/www ?
[14:59] <GREENTOAD> because our web developer accesses it remotely
[14:59] <_marius> i need help with winfast tb usb II deluxe tv tuner in jaunty. anyone got it working?
[14:59] <erUSUL> leira: is a option not to fix but to optimize things. i would use it at some other time in the fuure when the partition is trouble free
[14:59] <GREENTOAD> I have two samba shares, one in /var/sambashare (that I created) and one in /var/www
[15:00] <aubre_> why doesn't your web developer use SCP
[15:00] <GREENTOAD> I don't know, its just easier this way
[15:00] <genii> GREENTOAD: You should put an option then to the smb.conf file to map users to www-data
[15:00] <GREENTOAD> ohhh
[15:00] <GREENTOAD> I see
[15:00] <GREENTOAD> thats a good idea
[15:00] <Cuppa> Hi
[15:00] <Kottizen> hi Cuppa
[15:00] <GREENTOAD> but www-data is just apache2
[15:00] <GREENTOAD> theo nly people who access this server from the inside is from my private network
[15:01] <thinkertinker> erUSUL we had to authenticate via a wi fi network so he added his username and password too in that file.. any new guesses??
[15:01] <GREENTOAD> then can't people from the outside acess my samba shares?
[15:01] <GREENTOAD> www-data is an Apache2 user.
[15:01] <Cuppa> I've been having trouble getting my system to recognise USB, and can't find anything useful on google.. could anyone tell me where to look please?
[15:01] <amcsi> hello
[15:02] <G_A_C> GREENTOAD: you could also edit your samba configuration to only accept connections from your private LAN addresses
[15:02] <GREENTOAD> ah I see
[15:02] <GREENTOAD> Do you have any tips or a URL i can reference from?
[15:02] <GREENTOAD> I've only edited my smb.conf file to add and remove shares
[15:02] <amcsi> the fast user switcher applet has been moved outside of the right area of the upper panel in GNOME. How do I move it back to the right of the clock?
[15:02] <G_A_C> I forget how it works, you can either limit it by interface (if you have separate inside/outside network cards) or only allow certain IPs if you are using only one network card
[15:03] <erUSUL> thinkertinker: ... wpa_supplicant.conf ? /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf ? dunno...
[15:03] <hahahan> Cuppa: What kind of usb device?
[15:03] <GREENTOAD> I can limit it by IP's
[15:03] <dwatkins> IP's what?
[15:03] <G_A_C> GREENTOAD: I believe "host allow = 192.168.0.0/24" or similar would work
[15:03] <GREENTOAD> ah Thanks G_A_C
[15:03] <G_A_C> in the [global] part of your samba config
[15:03] <GREENTOAD> so would this fix the permission denied problem?
[15:03] <G_A_C> try "man smb.conf" or something though to check, I haven't used samba in a good while
[15:03] <GREENTOAD> and
[15:03] <GREENTOAD> should I change tyhe owner of /var/www
[15:03] <GREENTOAD> back to the user
[15:04] <GREENTOAD> because right now www-data owns /var/www
[15:04] <G_A_C> no, but that would make sure that no one from outside your network would be able to access the Samba share
[15:04] <GREENTOAD> its the only way I got around the fopen() function permission problem
[15:04] <bunny> how do i make an extended partition from the partitioner in the server-edition installer?
[15:04] <adante> hi guys, what is the easiest, most no nonsense way of getting a WORKING version of flash on my system which will play flash smoothly and  without using 100% of my e8400 cpu?
[15:04] <bunny> there doesn't seem to be any menu items for it
[15:05] <bunny> adante: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[15:05] <erUSUL> bunny: maybe there is one already on the disk ?
[15:06] <adante> bunny: ok i have that version and it uses 100% cpu and doesn't play flash smoothly - i should note this system can play h264 and opengl games without problems so i'm fairly sure this is not a x specific problem
[15:06] <bunny> erUSUL: no, this is after creating a fresh partition table
[15:06] <erUSUL> bunny: it should be partiton new (if there is unallocatd space of course)
[15:06] <GREENTOAD> OK well thanks
[15:06] <bunny> perhaps its a bug?
[15:07] <jt1234> I have 2 screens.  I need to be able to control which screen a program appears on with the DISPLAY variable (launching from command line).  This isn't working - I think due to desktop spanning.  How can I turn spanning off?
[15:07] <Cuppa> Or if anyone knows how to get the system to recognise USB?
[15:07] <bunny> erUSUL: it's a 40 GB HDD, with nothing on it
[15:07] <erUSUL> bunny: Partition>New (Crtl + N)
[15:07] <grawity> jt1234: If those 2 screens share a single X.org session, then they will share a single DISPLAY too, I think.
[15:08] <hahahan> Cuppa: What kind of usb device?
[15:08] <[t0rc]> I need suggestions for excellent, lightweight, code editing applications (like Geany or something similar with syntax highlighting but like Eclipse)
[15:08] <bunny> erUSUL: this is from a livedisc of ubuntu-8.04.3-server-i386.iso
[15:09] <erUSUL> [t0rc]: like eclipse in what regard ?
[15:09] <bunny> erUSUL: I select "English", "install ubuntu server", then go through all the steps until I get to partitioning
[15:09] <erUSUL> bunny: ahh ok so is the partitioner that shows up during install
[15:09] <bunny> erUSUL: yeah, exactly
[15:09] <[t0rc]> erUSUL, my apologies - not like eclipse (no "intellisense", etc.)
[15:10] <richm4n> Creating a bootable USB key but ubunut.com downloads .img file not .iso. Can you help me?
[15:10] <[t0rc]> sounds like he should wipe the drive with something else before trying the install eh?
[15:10] <bunny> erUSUL: I actually /create a new partition table/ by selecting the device itself and pressing [enter]
[15:10] <erUSUL> [t0rc]: any editor for linux has syntax higlight even nano gedit scite there is allways vim an emacs
[15:11] <[t0rc]> richm4n, use ubuntu.com instead of ubunut.com  :P     The site has always let me download a *.iso. Try a different mirror perhaps?
[15:11] <bunny> erUSUL: that works just fine, but then when I go to select the unpartitioned space to create a new partition in it and choose "logical", it just creates a regular primary partition
[15:11] <erUSUL> richm4n: maybe is an image you can directly dd to the usb
[15:11] <bunny> i feel like its got to be a bug
[15:12] <akrovatis> hey ubuntu world
[15:12] <akrovatis> i am from greece
[15:12] <richm4n> t0rc:  thanks. Yeh, I meant ubuntu. I picked the canonical mirror. Jus try anothr.
[15:12] <erUSUL> richm4n: sudo dd if=file.img of=/dev/sdx
[15:12] <deany> !img | richm4n
[15:12] <deany> oop
[15:12] <akrovatis> and i am searching for greek servers
[15:12] <deany> teah, what erUSUL said.
[15:12] <akrovatis> how can i find them?
[15:13] <erUSUL> bunny: could be; just partition the disk with gparted before doing the install. then during install just enter the desired mount points
[15:13] <deany> richm4n, the img is netbook remix btw
[15:13] <bald> join #seam
[15:13] <bunny> erUSUL: the problem is, the machine seems to be incompatible with X
[15:13] <rain_> is there any system wide equalizer for ubuntu 9.04?
[15:13] <mnaines> akrovatis: Try #ubuntu-gr
[15:14] <richm4n> erUSUL: thx. I'll look up dd!
[15:14] <zk> is it possible to upgrade from LTS to LTS?
[15:14] <erUSUL> bunny: use parted from cli (or cfdisk or fdisk ...)
[15:14] <erUSUL> zk: yes; is a feature that should work 6.06 --> 8.04
[15:14] <mnaines> !gr | akrovatis
 just write this in server window?
[15:14] <erUSUL> rain_: no
[15:15] <zk> erUSUL, nice thanks!
[15:15] <rain_> nah
[15:15] <g0tcha> is there a way to update from 7.10 to the latest version without losing my websites and dns server configuration and so on?
[15:15] <bunny> erUSUL: parted is the one with like a shell-interface, right?
[15:15] <pranav> Is there a way ignoring "character-case" in find command ?
[15:15] <rain_> then windows xp > ubuntu
[15:15] <erUSUL> bunny: yes
[15:16] <pranav> how ?
[15:16] <bunny> erUSUL: okay, i think i know how to use that
[15:16] <akrovatis> thank you very much
[15:16] <pranav> someone plz .. Is there a way ignoring "character-case" in find command ?
[15:16] <bunny> erUSUL: actually, now that i think about it, i think i've thought of and /tried/ it
[15:16] <grawity> pranav: use -iname
[15:16] <erUSUL> bunny: cfdisk is curses so should be pretty straightforward too
[15:16] <grawity> pranav: and read the freaking manual
[15:16] <bunny> erUSUL: ahh, cool
[15:16] <MaGicMaX1> hey guys, im trying to enable DRI (Direct Rendering) on my ATI 4870 video card, anyone know how?
[15:17] <bunny> now are both of those accessible from loading up the livedisc -> rescue a broken system -> [esc] -> "execute a shell"?
[15:17] <pranav> Thanks grawity
[15:17] <richm4n> deany: thx. I have an Acer ASPIRE one that's refusing to access the hard drive. I was trying to download the netbook remix to fix it but I'll try the standard so that it is an ISO file.
[15:18] <deany> richm4n, youll need to use usb-creator or unetbootin then to make usb
[15:18] <bunny> erUSUL: sorry, i'm repeating this in case you missed it the first time due to the lack of me mentioning your nick within the message.
[15:18] <bunny> erUSUL: now, are both of those accessible from loading up the livedisc -> rescue a broken system -> [esc] -> "execute a shell"?
[15:19] <richm4n> deany: s'ok, I'm happy with Desktop edition. I can always convert to netbook using Synaptic. It's coming down now. Brill. Thanks!
[15:19] <erUSUL> g0tcha: upgrade shouldn't loose configurations... but a backup of the conf files is not hard either. user data (websites) is not affected
[15:20] <erUSUL> bunny: the livecd does not boot for you ? or are you using alternatecd ?
[15:20] <bunny> no, i'm using ubuntu-8.04.3-server-i386.iso
[15:20] <bunny> the regular desktop livedisc stops when it gets to a plain orange background, but i think that's an issue for another day
[15:21] <erUSUL> bunny: ah; never used it myself... then fire up a shell
[15:21] <bunny> erUSUL: never used /what/?
[15:21] <erUSUL> bunny: the server cd
[15:21] <bunny> erUSUL: oh, i see
[15:21] <ysouyno> how mplayer play .rmvb files
[15:22] <MaGicMaX1> hey guys, im trying to enable DRI (Direct Rendering) on my ATI 4870 video card, anyone know how?
[15:22] <tipocomico> hi
[15:22] <bunny> erUSUL: well, the way it works is it walks you through different modules, each with curses interfaces, and they all flow into eachother seamlessly
[15:22] <laeg> !flash
[15:22] <Halitech> bunny, just to confirm, you do know that the server cd does not have a gui installed on it
[15:22] <erUSUL> bunny: yes like the alternatecd
[15:23] <bunny> erUSUL: but on each one, they have an option to "go back", which leads you to a menu from which you can pick a module out of the standard sequence
[15:23] <Ozzah> Hi, if I create a bash script with a launcher, and I drag a file, like file.txt onto the launcher, then it will launch my script with the full path to the dragged file as the argument. If I drag 2 files, then it will launch 2 instances of the script, each with one of the files as the argument. Is there any way to make it launch 1 instance with both files as 2 arguments?
[15:24] <bunny> erUSUL: one of which is to "execute a shell"
[15:24] <tipocomico> hi need some help sync'ng HTC Prophet and evolution
[15:24] <bunny> erUSUL: yeah, thanks, I am fully aware of this.  its fine, since i am actually using this for a server
[15:24] <erUSUL> bunny: ok; execute the shell and see if you can use cfdisk on your disks from it
[15:24] <jamieross> hi guys
[15:25] <bunny> erUSUL: okay, you think it will be available?
[15:25] <erUSUL> bunny: it should be
[15:25] <jamieross> would anyone be able to help me with a little problem i've been having?
[15:25] <bunny> erUSUL: okay, thanks!
[15:25] <erUSUL> bunny: no problem
[15:25] <bunny> erUSUL: is there any place for me to file a bug w/o having to register or something?
[15:26] <murielgodoi> Hi all, is there a way to auto autenticate proxy server for a firefox user using a ldap network?
[15:26] <dsfdsfxcvcv> com.br
[15:26] <grawity> murielgodoi: Firefox supports Kerberos (HTTP Negotiate) over HTTP, might be useful
[15:26] <erUSUL> !bugs | bunny
[15:27] <ysouyno> my mplayer play rmvb files have sound but no video, what should i do?
[15:27] <bunny> erUSUL: actually, i think it is a slightly limited environment, upon entering into the shell it shows you a little warning about how you can run "help" to see what unix util's are available to you, and how the editor that's available to you is nano, which is really simple and easy to figure out...
[15:27] <x1250> could anyone please pastebin a ~/.bashrc ? I'm not on my Ubuntu box right now, and I need one :(
[15:28] <MaGicMaX1> I have a new ATI driver from AMD's site i would like to install, but it says i need to uninstall the old driver first, how do i do that?
[15:28] <erUSUL> x1250: http://pastebin.com/f27a36d55 <<< /etc/skel/.bashrc
[15:28] <bruenig> that is a silly here document
[15:28] <grawity> x1250: http://sprunge.us/MUEX - Arch Linux though.
[15:28] <x1250> thanks erUSUL :-), and grawity. I'm on arch too.
[15:28] <grawity> erUSUL: didn't you mean < ?
[15:28] <grawity> :]
[15:29] <erUSUL> grawity: XD
[15:29] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: Its probably better if you use the envyng utility to download and install the latest drivers
[15:29] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: ok thats in the repos?
[15:29] <bunny> erUSUL: still think it'll be available?
[15:30] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: yes it is, $ sudo aptitude install envyng-gtk
[15:30] <murielgodoi> grawity: sounds interesting.. I will take a better llok now.. .thanks
[15:30] <Halitech> !envyng
[15:30] <erUSUL> bunny: i do think you will be able to use fdisk at least. not the easiest but it would do the job
[15:30] <murielgodoi> grawity: s/llok/look
[15:31] <erUSUL> bunny: is a blank disk so a mistake is not data loose you just start over
[15:31] <brutus_> how do I make emacs set the tab width to 4, inserting spaces and not tabs?
[15:31] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: ok its installed
[15:31] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: Or the you can use the Hardware Drivers in System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[15:32] <bunny> erUSUL: yeah, i'm aware of that, although the time does start to add up after a few times of "starting over"
[15:32] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: im already using the proprietary driver in hardware drivers, but im having issues with it
[15:32] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: ermm... alright, now run $ sudo envyng -t For some reason since intrepid, AFAIK the GUI has some problems
[15:32] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: this might solve those then, which release of ubuntu are you using ?
[15:32] <erUSUL> brutus_: http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/SmartTabs
[15:33] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: 9.04 i386
[15:33] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: after you have started up envyng you will get a text based interface, which isnt really different or difficult from the GUI, just choose the correct option
[15:33] <shrini> raji: hi
[15:34] <raji> hi sini
[15:34] <raji> how many members yar
[15:34] <raji> gr8
[15:34] <shrini> raji: welcome to ubuntu irc
[15:34] <raji> thank u
[15:34] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: you will not need to uninstall the driver, it will do that for you, just select the number for installing the Ati driver and proceed
[15:34] <shrini> raji: this is how we give support to ubuntu
[15:34] <raji> oh i c
[15:34] <shrini> raji: type the name before typing somehting
[15:34] <raji> interesting
[15:35] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: oops, i already uninstalled :(
[15:35] <shrini> raji: you can any question here
[15:35] <shrini> raji: we give answer
[15:35] <raji> oh
[15:35] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: its asking me if i want to restart, can i just say no, then select install ATI driver now?
[15:35] <raji> this is ur work ah
[15:35] <shrini> raji: you can't see any ohter support like this under sun
[15:35] <Halitech> raji, no, we are all volunteers
[15:35] <epaphus> Is googlearth compatible with UBuntu?
[15:35] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: ok... but you might be asked to restart, you can skip this and... yes dont restart, install the Ati driver
[15:35] <erUSUL> epaphus: yes. medibuntu has it
[15:35] <raji> ok
[15:35] <erUSUL> !medibutnu | epaphus
[15:36] <erUSUL> !medibuntu | epaphus
[15:36] <pranav> Does someone knows a good audio player for console
[15:36] <epaphus> thanks
[15:36] <pranav> Does someone knows a good audio player for terminal ? (Actually I am a newbie )
[15:37] <gotunandan> pranav: you mean with the complex options and features or just to play a audio file ?
[15:37] <pranav> WHere I can play playlist too
[15:37] <llutz> pranav: mplayer, mpg123
[15:37] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: its installing version 8.6 but i think on AMDs site theres version 9.8 :P
[15:37] <Halitech> pranav, moc
[15:37] <shrini> raji: i am leaving
[15:37] <pranav> and many diff. extensions files
[15:37] <happyaron> pranav: http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/124907
[15:37] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: it will give a list of possible drivers to install, you can install the recommended one
[15:37] <pranav> Thanks guys I will try them all
[15:37] <shrini> raji: see you in #ubuntu-classroom
[15:37] <pranav> :)
[15:38] <raji> hey whts the difference between ubuntu class room & linux basement room?
[15:38] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: ya, only one was in the list :P i have a feeling it was the same one, should i restart now?
[15:38] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: hmm.. well the latest version is not always the best, it can have problems... if this newer version is stable.. it will be updated
[15:38] <raji> y there are more members here & less members there
[15:38] <gwallace> Hello everyone.  I have a question about the Intel 915GM on board video in a Dell Latitude D610.  I have managed to get Ubuntu to recognize the chip set and to allow me to edit some settings in the Display settings; but I can't get my resolution any better than 1024 x 768.  Any ideas.
[15:38] <Halitech> MaGicMaX1, depending on your card it may be the only one supported
[15:38] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: ok restarting
[15:38] <albacker> is the problem of ubuntu and ATI graphic card solved?
[15:39] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: hmm... yes i suppose so, actually I have never used an ATi card so not too sure, I've used envyng with Nvidia cards with no problem
[15:39] <Halitech> albacker, depends on what you mean by solved and for what card(s)
[15:39] <MaGicMaX1> albacker: restarting now after updating driver
[15:40] <albacker> Halitech: well the new version had not support of ati radeon x300.. it's been a whie since i'm not using ubuntu (and that's the only reason why). so i needed linux now, and was asking myself if instalinng ubuntu would be a good idea.
[15:40] <albacker> Halitech: i remember that the new version was a real pain, since i couldn't get my card working,everything as running slow as hell.
[15:41] <Halitech> albacker, latest ati driver is 9.3 which doesn't work in 9.04 but works fine in any previous supported version
[15:41] <ramvi> How do I have apt-get update refresh the archive cache? update runs through the repos as if there aren't any changes, but there are. I get Size mismatch
[15:42] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: ok, how do i check its installed right?
[15:42] <albacker> Halitech: well what's a solution for this? should i install a previous ubuntu version, or is there a hack for this. and do you think i can find another version that has working-drivers for ati ?
[15:42] <albacker> s/version/distro : Halitech
[15:42] <Halitech> albacker, and its not an Ubuntu "issue" its between xorg and ati as both made changes (ati dropped support for alot of cards)
[15:43] <albacker> Halitech: i know, im not blaming ubuntu. just that i only ave this laptop with ati card. I cant do much.
[15:43] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: $ apt-cache policy fglrx | grep Installed
[15:43] <Halitech> albacker, I use Debian Lenny with an x1200 and it works fine and 8.04 or 8.10 should work fine
[15:43] <albacker> Halitech: they droped support just because x300 is considered as an old card i think.
[15:43] <Havox> I just reimaged my laptop (Jaunty) to fix a couple problems and now I can't get my bluetooth keyboard and mouse to connect. I've installed blueman and tried everything I could find via the forums and google.  When I hit the connect buttons on the keyboard and mouse then search for devices, it just never finds anything.How can I completely remove and then reinstall bluetooth? Am I barking up the right tree on this?
[15:43] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: "W: Unable to locate package fglrx"
[15:44] <Halitech> albacker, I'm in the same boat as my x1200 is not supported either in Testing or 9.04 either
[15:44] <Halitech> albacker, http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.21&lang=English
[15:45] <albacker> Halitech: i see. well, it looks like installing an older ubuntu version is the only way to 'escape' this.
[15:45] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: well I am not too sure about the package name for the ATi driver.. let me just check
[15:45] <Halitech> albacker, I would go with 8.04 just due to the fact that its supported longer then 8.10 is
[15:45] <albacker> Halitech: what's the name of 8.04 ?
[15:45] <Halitech> !8.04
[15:46] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: its called "FGLRX" according to Hardware Drivers
[15:46] <albacker> Halitech: and also, does the use of 8.04  prevent me from using newer version of applications
[15:46] <RHorse> it's rock solid
[15:46] <Halitech> albacker, you can use backports to get newer software if you need it, or compile yourself
[15:46] <albacker> Halitech: i see. well thanks a lot for your time. Bye
[15:47] <Halitech> albacker, welcome and good luck
[15:47] <Thunderstorm> jungs kann ich snapshot backups eigentlich von ubuntu au einspielen
[15:47] <Thunderstorm> via live cd?
[15:47] <Vndmtrx> lol
[15:47] <dwatkins> !de
[15:47] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: in Device Manager its "fglrx_pci"
[15:47] <Wipster> hey all, I have bit of a problem with printing - I am running an i990 and have previously been able to print with some drivers from japan canon, however recently I have been unable to print from firefox with cups giving the error "usr/lib/cups/filter/pstocanonbj failed", open office and thunderbird seem to print without any problems. And I can print over the network from other machines without any issues.
[15:47] <Vndmtrx> 1BR
[15:47] <Vndmtrx> 1BR!br
[15:47] <richm4n> hi. can u help again? When I insert my USB key it always mounts as a read only file system. Why?
[15:47] <Vndmtrx> aff
[15:47] <Vndmtrx> !br
[15:47] <FloodBot3> Vndmtrx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:48] <grawity> richm4n: What filesystem is it using?
[15:48] <Thunderstorm> good early evenning:
[15:48] <RHorse> richman try umask=0
[15:48] <Thunderstorm> can i reset backup with snapshot under ubuntu?
[15:48] <richm4n> grawity: I presume it's FAT32
[15:48] <grawity> RHorse: That doesn't change the filesystem's readwritability.
[15:49] <owner> having installed ubuntu in xp, is there a way i can hide the /host/ directory from root? I'd like to protect my partition as much as possible, as this is a testing image-drive...
[15:49] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: $ apt-cache policy xorg-driver-fglrx | grep Installed
[15:49] <binyassin_> j/ #lkinuxac
[15:49] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: " Installed: 2:8.600-0ubuntu2"
[15:49] <binyassin_> j/ #linuxac
[15:50] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: ok, now my issue is not solved though, basically im trying to enable DRI, this is what i get now.. http://paste.ubuntu.com/262558/
[15:50] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: try this link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI The first bit gives you instructions for Ubuntu 9.04
[15:51] <bunny> pranav: see cmus too...
[15:51] <bunny>  :)
[15:51] <bunny> !cmus
[15:51] <mnaines> Is 1GB of used RAM normal for 64-bit Ubuntu 9.04?
[15:52] <pranav> bunny: On my list bunny :) thnks !
[15:52] <gotunandan> mnaines: heavy RAM usage is ok, depending on which applications you have open
[15:52] <richm4n> when I insert the USB key it mounts automatically as read only. How does the mount work? These automounts aren't controlled through /etc/fstab
[15:52] <mnaines> gotunandan: Normally, the RAM use is between 400MB and 800MB, with the heaviest processes being Pidgin and Nautilus
[15:53] <gwallace> Hello everyone.  I have a question about the Intel 915GM on board video in a Dell Latitude D610.  I have managed to get Ubuntu to recognize the chip set and to allow me to edit the Display settings; but I can't get my resolution any better than 1024 x 768.  Any ideas.
[15:53] <richm4n> I don't mind formatting the USB key to start again. Does anyone know the command?
[15:53] <bumbblebee>  shifted from widows to ubuntu, my sound output is not good as was in windows, any help??
[15:53] <bunny> pranav: i've heard good things about it
[15:53] <gotunandan> gwallace: are you running !9.04 ?
[15:53] <gwallace> manines: depending on what you have running.  That is close to normal.  I have 64 bit installed at work and generally have 8 or so programs running and average between 400 -800 used
[15:53] <bunny> !904
[15:54] <bunny> !9.04
[15:54] <gwallace> gotunandan: Yes I am
[15:54] <murielgodoi> grawity: I now I can autenticate, but requesting the login and pass. Is there a way to auto get the current login considering that ubuntu is already using ldap for general login?
[15:54] <bunny> I think the '!' needs to be at the beginning of the entire message, gotunandan
[15:54] <grawity> murielgodoi: Only if you are using Kerberos for authentication (not pure LDAP)
[15:55] <pranav> bunny: like ?
[15:55] <mnaines> gwallace: I usually just run instant messengers and chat alongside a web browser or word processor...Usually no more than four light-use applications open at any given time, though I sometimes play Warzone2100
[15:55] <owner> running jaunty in an image-file, is there a way i can hide the /host/ (actual filesystem containing the image-file) directory from root?
[15:55] <gotunandan> gwallace: well, I tried the following settings on a couple of Intel graphics powered machines http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582
[15:55] <bunny> pranav: just that someone I know whom uses it likes it
[15:55] <gwallace> gotunandan: I'll give that a shot and see if it helps.
[15:55] <stlsaint> how do you get into a cd-rom from terminal?
[15:56] <bunny> i think it was just the overall design of the software
[15:56] <RHorse> richm4n have you studied the man page for mount already?
[15:56] <bunny> stlsaint: cd /media/cdrom
[15:56] <stlsaint> thought i tried that and got nowhere...ill will try again...
[15:56] <gwallace> manines: It could be a hung or zombie process that is eating up the memory as well.  Run top from the terminal and then shift+p to find out.
[15:56] <stlsaint> do you have to mount the cd rom first?
[15:56] <bunny> stlsaint: i think that's it, but i'm sure that this will work:  run "mount", not as root
[15:56] <cheezespread> stlsaint: depends on where you have mounted teh cdrom
[15:57] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: ok im gonna build my own deb with the driver from the ATI site, but should i uninstall and restart first?
[15:57] <gotunandan> mnaines: Its fairly normal, I am currently running Firefox, Pidgin and have 1.5 GB used, the thing is that in RAM, caching takes place, so that say you close firefox, it would not take more time to start it up again
[15:57] <bunny> stlsaint: actually, make that "mount|grep cd"
[15:57] <bunny> stlsaint: that should tell you where the device is mounted, if anywhere
[15:58] <bunny> if it isn't, then you'll need to mount it
[15:58] <francis_> how do i install k3b? apt-get install k3b tells me that no such packege....
[15:58] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX: brave enough to try that ? Did you try the first step mentioned there running those commands related to the restricted modules to enable the driver
[15:58] <bunny> sudo mkdir /media/my-cdrom-mountpoint; sudo mount /dev/cdrom0 "!$"
[15:58] <bunny> that should do the trick, stlsaint
[15:59] <RHorse> francis_ have you done a apt-get update recently?
[15:59] <bunny> stlsaint: how's it working out for you?
[15:59] <gwallace> manines: Even the newer version of Firefox can eat away at some ram.  Also if npviewer.bin is running, it is a RAM hog sometimes.
[15:59] <stlsaint> well the mount gave me the info needed and i mounted it with mount /media/cdrom0
[15:59] <BoumBoum> je vais vous poursuivre à ottawa
[15:59] <francis_> RHorse: will do and let you know
[15:59] <mnaines> gwallace: So far, the only RAM hogs seem to be pidgin and compbiz
[15:59] <stlsaint> so now how do i copy the contents to a dir on my desktop
[15:59] <francis_> thanks
[15:59] <BoumBoum> tous vous allez payer pour votre tentative de cover-up
[15:59] <pranav> how do I stop playing mocp in the way thats meant for it ?
[15:59] <BoumBoum> sales menteurs abuseurs
[16:00] <BoumBoum> illégaux
[16:00] <xmnt> i'm getting error message '1 of your harddisks is failing' ... I'm in the process of moving my data over to my 2nd drive.  once done what should I do to test/possibly repair the first drive?
[16:00] <theatro> !fr | BoumBoum
[16:00] <bunny> stlsaint: well, if you'd like to make an image, i'd look into the manpage for dd
[16:00] <BoumBoum> lafond tu vas m,avoir dans le cul jusqu'à ce que j,aie ta tete de folle
[16:00] <avinash> hi
[16:00] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: umm no, where?
[16:00] <avinash> every body
[16:00] <bunny> !fr | BoumBoum
[16:00] <owner> running jaunty in an image-file, is there a way i can hide the /host/ (actual filesystem containing the image-file) directory from root?
[16:00] <BoumBoum> tiens le pour acquis.
[16:01] <BoumBoum> mais toi ca bien fort dans la tete
[16:01] <stlsaint> now not a image...just copy files from cd to dir on desktop
[16:01] <avinash> wat the language r utlking
[16:01] <avinash> guys
[16:01] <mnaines> avinash: It is supposed to be English in here
[16:01] <bunny> stlsaint: something along the lines of dd if=/dev/your-cdrom-device,-most-likely-cdrom0 of=~/Desktop/my-image.iso
[16:01] <bunny> stlsaint: in that case, just use cp
[16:02] <bunny> !cp
[16:02] <hybabyba> hallo low
[16:02] <LMJ> admin, please ban BoumBoum, i'm french & and I tell he's insulting everybody here
[16:02] <hybabyba> what are you doing man?
[16:02] <BoumBoum> sales merdeux
[16:02] <hybabyba> are you stupid ???
[16:02] <TLF> hello
[16:02] <xmnt> i'm getting error message '1 of your harddisks is failing' ... I'm in the process of moving my data over to my 2nd drive.  once done what should I do to test/possibly repair the first drive?
[16:02] <theatro> LMJ, is correct
[16:02] <GuidMorrow> what does this mean? a light on my ethernet port is flashing but I haven't been doing anything through it
[16:02] <hybabyba> ÂÛ ÍÈÕÓß ÄÀËÁÀÅÁÛ
[16:02] <stlsaint> bunny, k...will do
[16:03] <bunny> stlsaint: try man cp, basically it stands for "CoPy", the use is "cp <original source file> <new copy of file's destination directory>"
[16:03] <grawity> GuidMorrow: You're chatting on IRC, probably.
[16:03] <leira> erUSUL: hey! I fixed the issue by fsck.ext3 -p !  Thank you very much!
[16:03] <hybabyba> olo JYITE
[16:03] <hybabyba> besu
[16:03] <hybabyba> typue
[16:03] <GuidMorrow> I have transmission running but a torrent is "idle"
[16:03] <erUSUL> leira: no problem
[16:03] <bunny> stlsaint: it sounds like you're really missing out on the joy's of the cli
[16:03] <ftab> hybabyba, english please
[16:03] <hybabyba> skushte mrazu
[16:03] <hybabyba> ya vam olo otkry4y
[16:03] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: i think this one went through http://paste.ubuntu.com/262570/ but the 2nd command didnt http://paste.ubuntu.com/262571/
[16:03] <hybabyba> pudotu
[16:03] <TLF> may I ask, If I install ubuntu and I use migration assistant to help me using the files I have in another partition
[16:03] <TLF> do this files get deleted?
[16:03] <thowland> guidmorrow: any traffic will light up the ethernet lights, including broadcast and ARP
[16:04] <stlsaint> i hit something on my keyboard while typing and now every key i hit makes a beeping sound and its really annoying
[16:04] <bunny> stlsaint: see linuxcommand.org
[16:04] <GuidMorrow> this has nothing to do with my wireless client
[16:04] <hybabyba> fuck you
[16:04] <ftab> hybabyba, if you keep abusing IRC you are going to be in notice by one of ops
[16:04] <hybabyba> kakoi nahyu inglush
[16:04] <thowland> guidmorrow: I strongly recommend playing with wireshark- it's amazing how much stuff is flying by
[16:04] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX: Install from Ubuntu repositories (easier) Instructions for Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) on this page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[16:04] <ftab> so please be careful :)
[16:04] <GuidMorrow> !language
[16:04] <bunny> stlsaint: sorry, idk how to fix that
[16:04] <stlsaint> bunny, well im slowly learning cmds to use with day today ops
[16:04] <GuidMorrow> thowland: what's wireshark
[16:04] <ftab> !language | hybabyba
[16:04] <bunny> stlsaint: actually, try "reset"
[16:04] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: i did that, check my paste
[16:05] <thowland> guidmorrow: ethernet sniffer, shows the traffic on the wire. It's in the repositories. Play with it
[16:05] <GuidMorrow> !find wireshark
[16:05] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: i think this one went through http://paste.ubuntu.com/262570/ but the 2nd command didnt http://paste.ubuntu.com/262571/
[16:05] <bunny> stlsaint: also, LEARN VIM!!!
[16:05] <jibadeeha> which is the most stable: desklets or screenlets?
[16:05] <grawity> bunny: Why?
[16:05] <ftab> thowland, or you can tru EtherApe
[16:05] <ftab> *try
[16:05] <LMJ> gonna leave for a while (vacation) and i would like to have something similar to "Microsoft Autoroute" on my laptop (no internet connection there), anyone knows something similar ?
[16:06] <bunny> grawity: because, its the most amazing editor EVAR!!?
[16:06] <stlsaint> bunny, reset? also yea i just made a vm of crunchbang which comes with VIM
[16:06] <bunny> why else?
[16:06] <thowland> ftab: I thought they changed ether ape to wireshark, didn't they? fork or something
[16:06] <codeshah> Hey guys, trying to install msttcorefonts, Package ubuntu-restricted-extras is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[16:06] <TLF> may I ask, If I install ubuntu and I use migration assistant to help me using the files I have in another partition do this files get deleted?
[16:06] <richm4n> RHorse: Thanks again. I've mounted rw and deleted all the files  but what I really want is rw access by default for normal users - not just root. Any ideas?
[16:06] <bunny> stlsaint: sudo apt-get install vim-gnome
[16:06] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: ok, you can try that,
[16:06] <ftab> thowland, but in repo it's still called Ether Ape so not sure
[16:06] <ftab> :)
[16:06] <bunny> !find vim-gnome | stlsaint
[16:06] <thowland> ftab: either way, it's a great education
[16:06] <thowland> :)
[16:07] <firestorm> Howdy. Any reason why ext4 doesn't accept the uid=<blah> fs mount option?
[16:07] <bunny> !find vim-doc | stlsaint
[16:07] <stlsaint> ubottu found vim
[16:07] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: i mean following the steps to download the latest driver from Ati 's website
[16:07] <RHorse> richm4n try umask=0 option
[16:07] <BellinXFelon> can someone help me install a tar.gz from the source tree?
[16:07] <BellinXFelon> i have never done it before
[16:08] <ftab> BellinXFelon, do you want to uncompress?
[16:08] <gotunandan> BellinXFelon: tar -xzf filename.tar.gz
[16:08] <BellinXFelon> ftab, i have already extracted
[16:08] <stlsaint> this beep is getting really annoying
[16:08] <stlsaint> .,/
[16:08] <gotunandan> BellinXFelon: cd directory_name/
[16:08] <ftab> BellinXFelon, then what you want to do with that compile/\
[16:08] <ftab> ?
[16:09] <Halitech> BellinXFelon, have you install build-essential yet?
[16:09] <bunny> !vim is vim is the most amazing text editor ever!  if you have not yet learned it, learn it!! either run vimtutor, or go to -> http://vi-improved.org/tutorial.php to whet your interest
[16:09] <BellinXFelon> ftab, yes compile from source...i have the readme i can pastebin it i just dont understand it
[16:09] <gotunandan> BellinXFelon: ./configure; make; sudo make install , btw which s/w are you trying to install
[16:09] <stlsaint> bunny, what makes it better than say nano or gedit
[16:09] <ftab> BellinXFelon, sue pastebin
[16:09] <gotunandan> BellinXFelon: yes, you will need to $ sudo aptitude install build-essential
[16:09] <BellinXFelon> gotunandan, its nicotine +
[16:09] <ftab> or try what gotunandan is referring to
[16:10] <arand> !compile > BellinXFelon
[16:10] <arand> BellinXFelon: Does that help?
[16:10] <bunny> !compile
[16:10] <twobitsprite> stlsaint: http://buruonbrails.blogspot.com/2009/06/top-5-reasons-why-vim-is-best-text.html
[16:11] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: i tried the easier way... i think i need to install from ati..
[16:11] <stlsaint> does anybody know why every key i type would cause a beeping sound
[16:11] <Fandekasp> I have problems on mysql server installation : check the error here http://pastebin.com/m28e353ee . Could someone help me to find the good way to install it properly ? thank you in advance
[16:11] <stlsaint> twobitsprite, will check out
[16:11] <Halitech> MaGicMaX, what video card do  you have?
[16:11] <BellinXFelon> gotunandan, http://paste.ubuntu.com/262575/
[16:11] <bunny> stlsaint: well, its REALLY efficient once you learn all the functions that are relevant to what you use text editors for the most
[16:11] <MaGicMaX> Halitech: HD4870 1GB
[16:11] <arand> Please don't start an editor war in here.
[16:11] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX: best of luck, hope it works :)
[16:11] <richm4n> RHorse: Where would I use that?
[16:12] <twobitsprite> arand: I was just answering his question :)
[16:12] <bunny> stlsaint: the only caveat is that you reach a point of diminishing returns, you need to know when to be happy with the amount of features you know how to use, and stop expending time on learning new ones
[16:12] <Halitech> MaGicMaX, http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.36&lang=English
[16:12] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: i would rather not do it but im not sure if theres anyother way to enable DRI
[16:12] <bunny> stlsaint: that way, it actually does save you time
[16:12] <xmnt> i'm getting error message '1 of your harddisks is failing' ... I'm in the process of moving my data over to my 2nd drive.  once done what should I do to test/possibly repair the first drive?
[16:12] <Nimbus> bonjour
[16:13] <Halitech> xmnt, ubcd
[16:13] <gotunandan> BellinXFelon: according to your pastebin, the first few lines tell you how to set it up
[16:13] <MaGicMaX> Halitech: ya i have that, but for some reason it wont build the deb when i run the command
[16:13] <thowland> xmnt: honestly, i wouldn't. Much better idea to trash it unless it's got sentimental value.
[16:13] <Halitech> MaGicMaX, it doesn't build a deb, its running a script
[16:13] <Halitech> xmnt, http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/
[16:13] <hozomean_> xmnt: check for warranty first though
[16:14] <prentice> anyone need some help?
[16:15] <xmnt> Halitech, thowland : I probably will trash it ... it's only got like 2 years uptime and i think seagate has a 3 or 5 yr. warranty ... thanks for the tip
[16:15] <arooni-mobile___> hey folks; while installing jaunty on my computer onto a raid 1 array i set up via mdadm (when i booted to the live cd) everything worked great until the step: "Select and install software"  .. here i see "installation step failed".  any ideas on what to do next?
[16:15] <encolpe> hello
[16:16] <maco> arooni-mobile___: live cd doesnt support raid. use alternate
[16:16] <BoumBoum> mangez de la marde
[16:16] <jamieross> hi, is there anyone here who would be able to give me some advice?
[16:16] <BoumBoum> crisse de manipulateurs
[16:17] <ftab> jamieross, please don't ask to ask just ask :-)
[16:17] <BoumBoum> einstein mon cul
[16:17] <BoumBoum> couillon
[16:17] <bumbblebee> is it that windows == good sound output??
[16:17] <prentice> what he said ^^
[16:17] <prentice> jamieross, Fire away
[16:17] <encolpe> I'm trying to use jabber over SSL with plaintext authentication and whatever the client i'm testing it refuses to use the plaintext authentication and try to use authentication with sasl
[16:18] <Halitech> bumbblebee, I have better sound now then I ever did in windows
[16:18] <Nimbus> allo
[16:18] <ftab> Nimbus, hello
[16:18] <bumbblebee> Halitech, then why is it messing up with me
[16:18] <jamieross> haha, thanks ftab, basically, I'm pretty new to ubuntu, and programming etc in general, but I'm desperate to get a foothold, so I was wondering where the best resources are for learning to write code etc, with a view to maybe, if I'm ever good enough, becoming an Ubuntu dev, or something to that effect
[16:18] <Nimbus> ok speak english only ?
[16:18] <Myrtti> !english | Nimbus
[16:19] <ftab> jamieross, what language you would want to develop in ?
[16:19] <encolpe> Nimbus: try ubuntu-fr
[16:19] <arooni-mobile___> maco, i'm installing via alternate cd
[16:19] <jamieross> thats the think ftab, I'm more or less completely new, so what would you suggest for learning the basics?
[16:20] <Halitech> bumbblebee, I'm lucky?
[16:20] <jamieross> thing*
[16:20] <ftab> jamieross, are you new to programming ?
[16:20] <Myrtti> BoumBoum: use English.
[16:20] <binyassin_> اثممخ
[16:20] <binyassin_> hello
[16:20] <jamieross> pretty much ftab, I've played with ruby a little bit but thats about it
[16:20] <Nimbus> you have eepc ?
[16:21] <bumbblebee> Halitech, what drivers u have set, ALSA is it?
[16:21] <hybabyba> its a russian > 3T0 K@H@/l E6@HblX D@/l6@E60B
[16:21] <Halitech> bumbblebee, yes with a SB Live 128 card
[16:21] <zebaztian> can i communicate with windows skype users through linux skype?
[16:21] <binyassin_> pls i want  to download pkg
[16:21] <binyassin_> how.?
[16:21] <ftab> jamieross, Ubuntu supports almost all of the development language that might available and if you are new to programming then first decide what would you want to build, and then go for a language,
[16:21] <Myrtti> binyassin_: which package
[16:22] <sipior> zebaztian: sure. wouldn't be very useful, otherwise :-)
[16:22] <binyassin_> pkg has more progs
[16:22] <Myrtti> binyassin_: what?
[16:22] <Myrtti> binyassin_: explain
[16:22] <zebaztian> how can i download skype from the repos? i get invalid operation when i try to apt-get ?
[16:22] <Halitech> !skype | zebaztian
[16:22] <jamieross> ok ftab, so say I decided ive decided on what I'm wanting to build, would I just for example come here to find out what the best language for that specific purpose would be?
[16:23] <binyassin_>  i look for pacage has more apps to use in my ubuntu like multimedia and tools and more
[16:23] <hybabyba> VU TYPUE BYRYATU YA VAM EBLA NAKRAShY
[16:23] <Myrtti> hybabyba: use ENGLISH.
[16:23] <Pav> What lightweight app would you suggest for playing internet radio streams, when Rhythmbox is too heavy? I'm thinking panel icon, if possible
[16:23] <arooni-mobile___> hey folks; while installing jaunty on my computer onto a raid 1 array i set up via mdadm (when i booted to the live cd).  then i booted the alternate cd. everything worked great until the step: "Select and install software"  .. here i see "installation step failed".  any ideas on what to do next?
[16:23] <hybabyba> you use english
[16:23] <hybabyba> fuck off
[16:23] <Wolke> do somebody know a programm to watch ebay
[16:23] <kevdog> any plans for ubuntu to add the lzma file compression/decompression utilities lzma, lzip, or xz to its repositories.  I read that Slackware is now distributing files from its repository in .txz format
[16:24] <ftab> jamieross, #ubuntu is for general purpose ubuntu usage for programming you can try other channels for example for python #python for c++ #c++ for php #php
[16:24] <Bllasae> is there some sort of power challenge here?
[16:24] <Wolke> ?
[16:24] <jamieross> ok ftab, are those just on the FreeNode network?
[16:24] <grawity> Bllasae: This channel just seems to be a popular target for kiddies :|
[16:24] <richm4n> I'm defeated. I just wanted to create a USB boot disk. I can't even mount the key effectively
[16:25] <Bllasae> grawity: I see
[16:25] <ftab> jamieross, yes they all are on Freenode
[16:25] <grawity> Bllasae: Ubuntu includes Xchat, and Xchat is configured to autoconnect to this place :\
[16:25] <jamieross> thanks for the pointers ftab, people like you are what I'm loving about ubuntu
[16:25] <Bllasae> grawity: well, who made that mistake?
[16:25] <ftab> jamieross, thanks and you are welcome and btw I am also active on #python, #c++ and #php ;)
[16:26] <jamieross> thank you, no doubt I'll be on there once I've done some research
[16:26] <Lappy> Hello?
[16:26] <Myrtti> Lappy: hello
[16:27] <Lappy> Is Bluey here?
[16:27] <grawity> Lappy: /whois Bluey will tell you
[16:27] <Wolke> Can someone tell me a programm to watch the site ebay pleas
[16:27] <Wolke> e
[16:27] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: k i got the new driver installed, but DRI is still not enabled :(
[16:27] <Lappy> garwity: this app doesn't do that >_>
[16:28] <Wolke> -_-
[16:28] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX: hmmm, there must be some problem with the driver, not really sure, i dont have any idea about ati drivers really
[16:28] <Fandekasp> I have problems on mysql server installation : check the error here http://pastebin.com/m28e353ee . Could someone help me to find the good way to install it properly ? thank you in advance
[16:29] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: DRI should be enabled by default? or is it normal to have to fool around to enable it?
[16:29] <Lappy> Anyways. Bluey told me to get Internet on my PC I should debug first. So I Pinged my main computer and router. Sadly I get No response, but it says I'm connected to the Network. I'm using Xbuntu by the way...
[16:29] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX: again, not really sure, since I've never had a Ati card, but for an Intel card it is enabled
[16:29] <ftab> Fandekasp, the error is not english more people would have helped if it was in english
[16:30] <Q-FUNK> howdy!  I'd like to know, how do we add getty tty* on Ubuntu?  we don't use /etc/inittab because of upstrat, so what would be the correct place to add them?
[16:30] <sidp> Hi does anyone know of any useful third party ubuntu software repositories?
[16:30] <serp> useful for what?
[16:31] <Fandekasp> ftab, excuse me... effectively, it will be difficult, but I didn't find someone who could help me on ubuntu-fr channel ... Could you check this with me in private ? I'll translate sentences to you
[16:31] <sidp> some good software!
[16:31] <Lappy> Anyone?
[16:31] <Myrtti> sidp: be more precise
[16:31] <sidp> Myrtti: didn't have any particular requirements, just looking for software to download
[16:31] <Myrtti> sidp: there aren't any catch-all repositories that can be endorsed
[16:31] <sipior> Q-FUNK: have a look in /etc/event.d. you can just copy the tty files that already exist.
[16:31] <Myrtti> sidp: have you looked through synaptic already?
[16:31] <sidp> Myrtti: hmmmm!
[16:32] <sidp> Myrtti: yup!
[16:32] <Q-FUNK> sipior: did that.  still no tty where I expect it :(
[16:32] <ftab> Fandekasp, let's see :-)
[16:32] <sidp> Myrtti: was just curious to know if there are any other which have softwares to offer, not looking for anything in particular
[16:32] <sipior> Q-FUNK: you don't have a /etc/event.d/tty1 and friends?
[16:33] <Myrtti> sidp: those are pretty much the ones that can be recommended by us. Using most of the rest are on your own discretion as the community will not provide support to most software installed from third-party repos
[16:33] <Q-FUNK> sipior: yes, but copying one of those, calling it tty9 and changing the content to tty9 didn't result in one extra tty coming up.
[16:33] <sidp> Myrtti: thanks!
[16:34] <rdz> hi all. i am trying to use the jack the ripper software from the 'jack' package. it crashes. crash report see here: http://www.pastebin.ca/1549285  does this program work for anyone?
[16:34] <olvap> i write ' $this->RequestHandler->setContent('XML');' in the before filter. how do i use it now? index.php/user.xml ?
[16:34] <Wipster> hi I'm getting a bit closer to my problem here, firefox seems to be sending slightly different commands to cups such as MediaType=plain number-up=1 and using a capital A in PageSize=A4, as opposed to openoffice, this is possibly what is causing the filter to crash is there a way to modify these values in firefox to test it?
[16:34] <sipior> Q-FUNK: modify ACTIVE_CONSOLES in /etc/default/console-setup
[16:34] <Q-FUNK> sipior: so I'm wondering if new files in /etc/event.d need to be enabled somewhere else.
[16:35] <sipior> Q-FUNK: (else the other files won't be run)
[16:35] <dholbach> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek starting in 25 minutes in #ubuntu-classroom
[16:35] <sayuri> hello? the ethernet in my acer aspire aod250 isnt working. it uses the Atheros gigabit ethernet
[16:35] <sidp> Myrtti: is launchpad of any use as far as third party softwares are concerned?
[16:35] <Q-FUNK> sipior: and then relaunch which startup file?
[16:36] <Myrtti> sidp: no guarantees
[16:36] <Q-FUNK> sipior: or sorry, which init.d script?
[16:36] <Myrtti> sidp: software installed from team PPA's are supported by themselves. you might find something good, but also something bad.
[16:37] <mycomputer> how can i give software to others
[16:37] <Q-FUNK> sipior: if it's console-setup, that didn't enable the new tty either.
[16:37] <Q-FUNK> sipior: and I already defined tty as 1-9 there
[16:37] <sipior> Q-FUNK: it's not. reboot for a proper test.
[16:37] <olvap> any?
[16:37] <renate> Hey ppl. Are there any cool PulseAudio plugins which can filter the output?
[16:37] <Slart> mycomputer: how do you mean? you've written some software and want to distribute it?
[16:37] <olvap> i write ' $this->RequestHandler->setContent('XML');' in the before filter. how do i use it now? index.php/user.xml ?
[16:38] <renate> Something like an equalizer for example.
[16:38] <Q-FUNK> sipior: can't that be activated live by restarting some script?
[16:38] <Slart> renate: I saw something like that .. but it was a year ago or something like that.. and it wasn't a simple plugin.. it might have improved though
[16:38] <mycomputer> slart  : i want to give vlc player to another user how should i give
[16:38] <ice_cream> hi, did you guys mess w/ firefox tabs in latest "shiretoko" ?  i cant drag and drop tabs, or scroll and cause them to cycle
[16:38] <xmnt> renate, check out ubuntustudio channel .. they can help you more w/ audio type stuff
[16:38] <sipior> Q-FUNK: probably. i like to make sure my changes survive a reboot, as a sort of useful paranoia.
[16:39] <Myrtti> olvap: your question is without context and not exactly Ubuntu support
[16:39] <olvap> oh, sorry
[16:39] <Q-FUNK> sipior: I'd like to test first, before rebooting.  just reloading all the tabs in Firefox takes about 30 minutes.  if there's any way I can avoid rebooting, I'd rather do that
[16:39] <olvap> Myrtti: wrong channel
[16:39] <GuidMorrow> wth? how do I use wireshark to catch packets?!
[16:39] <sipior> Q-FUNK: do what you like :-)
[16:40] <Halitech> ice_cream, sudo apt-get install vlc
[16:40] <Q-FUNK> sipior: hence why I'm asking how to tell upstrat to reload its event.d scripts
[16:40] <sipior> Q-FUNK: actually, try "initctl reload" see if that works.
[16:40] <mycomputer> how can i give software to others
[16:41] <sipior> Q-FUNK: also, for future reference: http://upstart.ubuntu.com
[16:41] <Slart> mycomputer: why not tell them to download vlc from their website? or they are running linux too?
[16:41] <pranav> how to change the % of memory displayed while doing ps aux to actually kB ?
[16:41] <mycomputer> slart: they did not have net connection i have to give player how ?
[16:41] <arooni-mobile___> if i want to move all my files from one backup drive to the other would i use rsync like this:  rsync -azvv /frompath/ /topath/  ?  am i leaving anything out?
[16:42] <pranav> how to change the % of memory displayed while doing "ps aux" to actually kB ?
[16:42] <Halitech> mycomputer, what do you mean by give software to others?
[16:43] <sipior> pranav: "man ps"
[16:43] <h3liix> he means share it
[16:43] <Wolke> Can someone tell me a programm to watch the site ebay? please
[16:43] <ice_cream> do i need tab mix plus, or?
[16:43] <Halitech> mycomputer, download the deb file and put it on a thumbdrive
[16:44] <Q-FUNK> sipior: ah, good one.  thanks!
[16:44] <buch> Anyone that is familiar with a program that allows you to run dual monitor just over the network with ubuntu on both machines?
[16:44] <sipior> Q-FUNK: yep, no trouble
[16:45] <Myrtti> Wolke: there just might not be any
[16:45] <xmnt> buch, synergy might help ... i don't know if it's dual monitors tho
[16:45] <arooni-mobile___> so i formatted the replacement drive to ext3.. but when i tried to mount the partition i got the error "/mnt/sdb1 is not a block device" .. any idea on what next?
[16:46] <sipior> arooni-mobile: make sure you're supplying "/dev/sdb1" to the mount command
[16:46] <buch> xmnt: Thanks ill check it out
[16:46] <arooni-mobile___> sipior, this was my mount commnad:  sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/new_sdb1
[16:47] <arooni-mobile> nevermind got it
[16:48] <brynjarh> can I mass change filename extensions in the command line?
[16:48] <aasp76> Hi guys!
[16:49] <aasp76> I have some problems with my audio config
[16:49] <brynjarh> something like mv ./*.m4v ./*.mp4
[16:49] <grawity> brynjarh: Yes - I think 'rename' tool can do that.
[16:49] <thedancingdeer> can anyone recommend a very quick guide to latex???
[16:50] <brynjarh> grawity: alrighty, thanks
[16:50] <grawity> brynjarh: Or... find . -name "*.m4v" -exec mv -i "{}" "$(echo "{}" | sed 's/m4v$/mp4/')" \;
[16:51] <thowland> wolke: try one of the crappy windows ones under wine
[16:52] <aasp76> I have a Thinkpad T60 from IBM with Ubuntu 9.04
[16:52] <aasp76> the sound is not working
[16:53] <ArchCursed> What's planned for the next release version of Ubuntu? :)
[16:53] <Halitech> !9.10 | ArchCursed
[16:58] <Halitech> aasp76, does aplay -l give any results?
[17:01] <brandonz> Hi all... I'm using Ubuntu jaunty and want to gain access to python-django 1.1 which is in karmic. Is there some PPA that I might be able to find that will allow me to install python-django 1.1 into my system? How do I find these sorts of things beyond just googling ?
[17:02] <hozomean__> brandonz: iirc, you can easily install django without using the .deb and have it fully useable
[17:03] <hozomean__> brandonz: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/install/#installing-official-release
[17:04] <pranav> how to change the % of memory displayed while doing "ps aux" to actually kB ?
[17:04] <brandonz> hozomean__:  interesting... i just wanted to avoid tainting my system by installing software outside the package manager... maybe i'll go look for a PPA that has something like django nightly builds.
[17:06] <hozomean__> brandonz: since django is just a bunch of python scripts, as long as you have decent idea of where everything is, its not hard to update/remove if you need to
[17:07] <AnxiousNut> -m
[17:07] <aaron11> hi
[17:07] <adalal> need help here with java... i'm running sip-communicator, but netstat shows that a java process with tcp6 and udp6 starts up instead of tcp or udp.. which i think is stopping the program from communicating
[17:08] <brandonz> hozomean__: thanks for the help...
[17:09] <adalal> any help?
 Did you mean ps aux -m
[17:11] <sudaya> what is the equivalent of fpaste in ubuntu
[17:11] <AnxiousNut> no srry i thought this was another channel
[17:11] <adalal> any help with tcp6 and udp6?
[17:12] <a1551818> Is ubuntu supposed to automatically detect and configure my ATI graphics card? In X11.conf it just has everything as generic....
[17:12] <Halitech> a1551818, what card?
[17:12] <devkhadka> i have problem booting ubuntu after fedora is installed
[17:12] <a1551818> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV370 5B64 [FireGL V3100 (PCIE)] (rev 80)
[17:12] <a1551818> 01:00.1 Display controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV370 5B64 [FireGL V3100 (PCIE)] (Secondary) (rev 80
[17:12] <adalal> i have a problem with tcp6 and udp6... any help?
[17:13] <a1551818> That's from lspci
[17:13] <devkhadka> i have used the /boot partition of ubuntu for fedora and i couldnot now boot ubuntu from fedora how can i do that
[17:13] <sudaya> how can i use fpaste in ubuntu
[17:13] <Halitech> a1551818, are you using 9.04?
[17:13] <a1551818> Jaunty, yes.
[17:14] <adalal> guys, i need help with tcp6 and udp6 on jaunty!!!!
[17:14] <Halitech> a1551818, probably the best you will get, ati dropped support for that card and only works up to Xorg 7.3 http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/fire/Legacy/Pages/fire_linux.aspx?type=2.4.3&product=2.4.3.3.2.3.1&lang=English
[17:15] <guntbert> !repeat | adalal
[17:15] <lstarnes> adalal: what help do you need, exactly?
[17:16] <adalal> lstarnes: im running sip-communicator.. with ports set... and my ports forwarded properly.. but when i look up under netstat... the process runs as a java (which is fine) but opens tcp6 and udp6 ports instead of tcp and udp
[17:16] <a1551818> Halitech, looks like I'll be developing on windows then
[17:17] <lstarnes> adalal: is it supposed to be connecting to something that uses regular ipv4 tcp/udp?
[17:17] <Supersaiyan_IV> !q | adalal
[17:17] <kevdog> any plans for ubuntu to add the lzma file compression/decompression utilities lzma, lzip, or xz to its repositories.  I read that Slackware is now distributing files from its repository in .txz format
[17:17] <Halitech> a1551818, you could always go back to 8.04 or 8.10
[17:17] <adalal> lstarnes: yeah.. i would assume so, i have it on my windows box and uses ipv4
[17:18] <Myrtti> kevdog: a bit wrong channel, perhaps #ubuntu-devel or #ubuntu-motu would be better?
[17:18] <sidp> exit
[17:18] <adalal> lstarnes: i looked up my ifconfig -a... and my computer does report having a ipv6 address although my router isn't ipv6 capable
[17:18] <bankix> Good afternoon, folks.
[17:19] <Myrtti> kevdog: besides, lzma *is* in the repositories, IIRC
[17:19] <buch> anyone know a way or if its even posible to get the mousepad to work like in mac os - two fingers makes you do vertical scroll?
[17:19] <lstarnes> adalal: by default, most interfaces are given a local-only ipv6 address
[17:19] <Myrtti> !info lzma | kevdog
[17:19] <kevdog> Myritti: I didn't want the 7zip variant
[17:19] <bankix> I'm looking for a kernel boot parameter (to enter on the grub boot line) to force Jaunty to use the framebuffer xorg driver.
[17:19] <lstarnes> adalal: there may be a setting in the program to use ipv4 instead of ipv6
[17:19] <buch> anyone know a way or if its even posible to get the mousepad to work like in mac os - two fingers makes you do vertical scroll?
[17:20] <kevdog> Myritti: from what Ive read 7zip doesn't play well with permissions
[17:20] <th0r> buch: gsynaptic?
[17:20] <adalal> lstarnes: right, i'll try looking into the properties file i suppose
[17:20] <RHorse> buch I know that Dell makes a mp with a special subarea that does this, but don't know of any driver tweak
[17:21] <hozomean__> buch: i think only if you have an apple... afaik the trackpad itself has to support multitouch gestures
[17:21] <th0r> buch: that should be gsynaptics
[17:21] <ftab> how can dpkg be reset as it seems to be hanging on only one package ?
[17:21] <jpb0104> on a multi user machine: when i click my username in the upper right hand corner i see a list of users on the machine. when i click a different user name (which i assume is switching session's user) my screen goes black and i cannot get anything back with out a hard reset.  any ideas or similar experiences?
[17:22] <ftab> grawity are you there and can help me with the above issue please ?
[17:22] <RHorse> ftab man dpkg
[17:24] <buch> hozomean: You might be right
[17:24] <jamiejackson1> Aug 31 11:49:59 mercury kernel: [ 7328.857011] hda_intel: azx_get_response timeout, switching to polling mode: last cmd=0x005f000a <-- after this message in the syslog, my screen froze, but the mouse pointer continued to be functional (i could move it around the screen, but it was ineffectual). i had to do a hard reset. any clue what this is about?
[17:24] <bankix> ftab: What do you mean with "hanging"
[17:25] <owner> when compiling from source, does an 'import' directory get picked up automatically, or do i need to point gcc towards the files in it?
[17:25] <Makavel> Hi guys, I am running xubuntu and i am wondering what is the difference between gnome-desktop and ubuntu-desktop
[17:26] <owner> Makavel: ubuntu-desktop is customized gnome-desktop
[17:26] <adalal> lstarnes: could it be because of java? because I dont see any such settings
[17:27] <Makavel> owner: customized in what way exactly?
[17:28] <_markus__> I'm using FF3.5 full page zoom, e.g. 150%, and zoomed images just look awful, pixelated, nothing compared to the same on Windows. Is there a way to fix this? I'm on 9.04 .. or wait, no, 9.10 actually
[17:28] <kazagistarr> is it possible to set up my wireless card as a server instead of a client? I want to have eth0 connect to the internet, and my wireless to bridge to a NAT LAN
[17:30] <adalal> kazagistarr: look up hostap
[17:30] <pranav> Makavel: gnome is a type of ubuntu desktop environment like kde or xfce.
[17:31] <kazagistarr> adalal: so I will need a specific driver and hardware?
[17:33] <adalal> kazagistarr: im not all that familiar with the program
[17:33] <adalal> kazagistarr: u'd be best off looking it up on ubuntuforums, there are threads on it there
[17:33] <adalal> or the hostap package
[17:33] <jetienne__> q. how to ask questino on #ubuntu-classroom ?
[17:34] <adalal> just ask..
[17:34] <Geep> jetienne__: also see #ubuntu-classroom-chat
[17:34] <jetienne__> Geep: thanks
[17:35] <shams> hey all
[17:35] <shams> how r u ppl
[17:35] <hahahan> kazagistarr: It is possible but not easy, as far as I know you need a driver supporting rawtx since  mode master is not supoorted in linux drivers
[17:36] <Makavel> pranav: I know it is a type of ubutu desktop, I am just confused what is different between gnome-desktop and ubuntu-desktop. Why the dinstinction if gnome is a type of ubuntu desktop?
[17:36] <shams> that's my first time for me use ubuntu
[17:36] <shams> it's nice OS
[17:37] <th0r> kazagistarr: if all you want to do is use the ubuntu box as a gateway for a home LAN that is all done in iptables, the default wifi driver will work fine
[17:37] <hozomean__> Makavel: ubuntu-desktop is gnome-desktop with added ubuntu customizations, thats all
[17:38] <jackdamiels> smbdy played with irssi?
[17:38] <meathome> shams: probably the best distro
[17:38] <hahahan> th0r: Did you test that?
[17:38] <shams> how i can see all users names in this caht ?
[17:38] <shams> chat ?
[17:38] <lhamil64> hi everyone
[17:38] <shams> can some one tell me ?
[17:38] <shams> hi lhami
[17:39] <jackdamiels> what?
[17:39] <meathome> shams: what cliet you using?
[17:39] <lhamil64> can anyone tell me how i could somehow force quit a screensaver or something? i came back to my Ubuntu machine and tried to resume from the screensaver but now its completely locked up
[17:39] <kazagistarr> th0r: I want it to run a WLAN, and I hear that this is more difficult then just a wired ethernet LAN
[17:39] <lhamil64> i know i can just do a hard shut down but i would prefer not to lol
[17:39] <th0r> hahahan: I have run a gateway using wifi before. If he wants to run an Ad-Hoc wifi network, that is another issue, but if he just wants to use the ubuntu box as the gateway for a LAN...iptables is all he needs
[17:40] <shams> meathome i don't know what u mean but i'm use ubuntu 8.10 Disktop ver
[17:40] <MrCraig> hi all - I need some help here - anyone familiar with eeubuntu?  I'm getting dropped out to BusyBox? during boot (trying to install) - this time no error but previously it said something about is the root= kernel param correct and did it wait long enough for the device?  unusual case I know installing to an eeepc from SD card but any ideas/help appreciated (else the asus thingy is a brick)
[17:40] <meathome> the irc software, I am using Pidgin, does not tell me your client sry, others do
[17:41] <jackdamiels> what is comman in irc to see all channel
[17:41] <yitz_> Does the base install come with some sort of sysv/init script control program that can be used to control the init scripts?
[17:41] <shams> okey
[17:41] <shams> another thing
[17:41] <Uqbar> jackdamiels: /msg ALIS help
[17:41] <hahahan> th0r: No experience with ad-hoc networks, good to hear it worked.
[17:41] <shams> how i can change my chanel
[17:41] <shams> ?
[17:41] <suman> hi guys, i removed ruby 1.8.7 from my ubuntu 8.10
[17:41] <yitz_> shams: /join #channel
[17:41] <shams> i want room list
[17:41] <meathome> type /list
[17:42] <suman> which i had just upgraded over the weeked, and now i having issues installing ruby 1.8.6
[17:42] <yitz_> shams: /msg ALIS help   -> for a list of rooms
[17:42] <combo> is any portugese in here ?
[17:42] <meathome> or if you know the channel just type /join #nameofchannel
[17:42] <shams> aha thanks
[17:42] <lhamil64> wow i guess nobody knows how to fix it then... ive asked in three different irc rooms and haven't gotten a response from anyone lol
[17:42] <shams> i see
[17:42] <shams> nice evry thing here by tayping
[17:42] <th0r> kazagistarr: what do you mean by 'run a WLAN'? If you are using a wifi hub to connect the LAN together than the rest can be done using the default wifi driver. If you want to run an Ad-hoc network, where there is no hub, then that is another sotry
[17:42] <th0r> (story)
[17:43] <kazagistarr> yitz_: you mean like "service"?
[17:43] <meathome> shams: some clients are very user friendly
[17:43] <meathome> xchay is cool
[17:43] <yitz_> kazagistarr: Sure. Though I don't have any executable 'service' in my path
[17:43] <meathome> xchat even
[17:43] <yitz_> irssi is awesome
[17:43] <meathome> lol
[17:43] <lhamil64> is there any way i can like see what i was doing before the screensaver was on?
[17:43] <pranav> penguin42, I want "top" to display amount of memory consumed for each processes rather than % which is the default option
[17:43] <yitz_> kazagistarr: I got a services-admin but it doesn't look like the right thing
[17:43] <Halitech> lhamil64, if you can't get a terminal to respond then hard to kill a program ... if you have ssh-server installed and a spare computer you could try sshing into it and killing it
[17:44] <meathome> he would be a bit lost with that just as me
[17:44] <hozomean__> lhamil64: if you can get to a terminal (try ctrl-alt-f1) you can run killall xscreensaver or some such thing
[17:44] <lhamil64> dang.. ctrl+alt+f1 doesn't work...
[17:44] <th0r> hahahan: I think you guys are confusing a NAT LAN and an ad-hoc network
[17:44] <pranav> Is there some channel for newbies where we can ask basic questions ?
[17:45] <hahahan> th0r : yip.
[17:45] <Halitech> pranav, you're in it
[17:45] <kazagistarr> yitz_: "sudo service gdm status" works fine here... I'm pretty sure it is default
[17:46] <hahahan> th0r: ad-hoc is two machines connected over wlan, is that right.
[17:46] <meathome> http://www.ircbeginner.com/ircinfo/ircc-commands.html  for basic irc stuff
[17:46] <ubuntufreak> I am not able to access the launchpad site using firefox in Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[17:46] <pranav> Halitech, thnks
[17:46] <th0r> hahahan: more or less, yes.
[17:46] <yitz_> kazagistarr: bash: service: command not found
[17:47] <Halitech> !ics
[17:47] <hahahan> th0r: more machines connected to one box, isn't ad-hoc, right/
[17:47] <yitz_> Will just install sysv-rc-conf
[17:47] <th0r> hahahan: ad-hoc is where two or more wifi equipped computers recognize each other and establish a network on their own...with no direction as to addressing or anything else. They can communicate with each other, but there is no outside connection
[17:47] <gavimobile> folks, i have some windows files which are unaccessable with windows, but i can see with linux, how can i change the file permision in order to access with windows
[17:47] <lhamil64> thanks for the suggestions everyone, i had to do a hard shutdown though.. im changing my screensaver to blank now :P
[17:48] <aaron11> is there a linux app that will let you convert videos to mp3s
[17:48] <lhamil64> whoa
[17:48] <kazagistarr> th0r: I would like to be able to come into my room, open my laptop, and log into a wireless network that connects me to the internet, and all I have is a eeebox with a ethernet cable to the internet and wireless card
[17:48] <yitz_> aaron11: ie extract the audio? mplayer will as will vlc
[17:48] <lhamil64> um.. when i restarted it came up with a really weird screen
[17:48] <hahahan> th0r: Oke, setup ad-hoc first and let Iptables do the Nat.
[17:48] <gavimobile> has anyone done this before
[17:48] <aaron11> yitz_ what?
[17:49] <lhamil64> like kind of my screensaver and the background of my login screen with lines going across it
[17:49] <kazagistarr> th0r: that all cad be done via iptables?
[17:49] <kazagistarr> *can
[17:49] <lhamil64> going into recovery mode...
[17:49] <th0r> kazagistarr: your laptop is something other than the eeebox?
[17:49] <yitz_> aaron11: Oh. I was thinking mp3 as in pure audio. mencoder and ffmpeg will convert videos from one format to another as will vlc
[17:49] <kazagistarr> th0r: yes
[17:50] <Tr1n_> gavimobile:  the command chmod changes file permissions.  type man chmod
[17:50] <kazagistarr> eeebox is actually a desktop based on the netbook arch
[17:51] <aaron11> yitz_ do you know how to convert video files example flv to mp3? read this question carefully
[17:51] <th0r> kazagistarr: you should be able to define the ip address for the eeebox, define another local address for the laptop and use the eeebox as the gateway, then set up nat in iptables on the eeebox
[17:51] <gavimobile> Tr1n_ yea i know. i changed all my folder with subfolders to chmod 777 -R
[17:51] <prentice> hey anyone need help?
[17:51] <meathome> gavimobile: you trying to hack into someones files lol
[17:52] <gavimobile> and then i copied all the 777 files and folders to a new folder i created on the ntfs partition in linux and pasted all my files in there
[17:52] <kazagistarr> th0r: alright, thanks, I will go and brush up on my iptables-foo
[17:52] <gavimobile> but in windows i still get file access denied
[17:52] <meathome> gavimobile:  make sure your admin in windows
[17:52] <gavimobile> ive done this before but i think im forgeting something
[17:52] <yitz_> aaron11: Using ffmpeg, vlc or mencoder
[17:52] <vasser> hello
[17:52] <gavimobile> meathome does it matter if its a full account?
[17:53] <meathome> :)
[17:53] <meathome> :)
[17:53] <vasser> i have a tv card on my system and i would like to find out how to run VLC in order to view it, I already got to the point where i can SEE the image, but no sound
[17:53] <aaron11> ij]
[17:53] <aaron11> ok
[17:53] <vasser> how can i find out which "adev" i put on the command line ?
[17:53] <gavimobile> meaning does it need to be admin or can it be a computer admin
[17:53] <lhamil64> yay! it works now after doing stuff in the recovery mode
[17:54] <lhamil64> well that was a pain rofl
[17:54] <vasser> /dev/dsp and /dev/dsp1 does not work
[17:54] <Psi-Jack> What's the website to see package information, dependancies, recommends, etc via web interface?
[17:54] <meathome> gavimobile:  if you not admin it will not allow access, just like root things
[17:54] <gavimobile> meathome ill give it a try
[17:54] <meathome> yeah it might help
[17:54] <Psi-Jack> Okay, nevermind, better question. How do I search for a specific package on a specific version of ubuntu on packages.ubuntu.com?
[17:55] <suman> how do i uninstall ruby that i installed from source
[17:55] <masquerade> if a program outputs this, could it affect the outcome of what it currently does? (redsn0w:3946): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_progress_set_percentage: assertion `percentage >= 0 && percentage <= 1.0' failed
[17:55] <blackxored> suman, make uninstall??
[17:55] <aaron11> yitz_ will they convert flv to mp3
[17:55] <yitz_> aaron11: Yes
[17:55] <blackxored> suman, or clean /usr/local ???
[17:55] <aaron11> ook
[17:55]  * yitz_ feels this is getting repetitive
[17:56] <RHorse> suman next time use checkinstall
[17:56] <meathome> aptitude purge *program* might be better
[17:57] <suman> blackxored: make uninstall does not work
[17:57] <meathome> aptitude purge ******
[17:57] <gavimobile> meathome one folder worked,  but sub folders didnt
[17:57] <gavimobile> chmod 777 /folder/name/ -R
[17:57] <meathome> stick at it, try right clicking and see if you can do things there as admin
[17:57] <gavimobile> i need to go back in to linux, run that command
[17:57] <owner> Makavel: declare an extra function. my question is: does the compiler pick up the directory itself, or do i need to modify the makefile?
[17:58] <reggieP123> hey folks
[17:58] <gavimobile> meathome k
[17:58] <Jason86> i have a winrar folder with files in it, when i extract the files nothin appears in the extracted folder
[17:58] <reggieP123> have a question regarding wifi issues with jaunty using intel pro/wireless 5100 shiloh
[17:58] <suman> aptitude purge ruby doesnot uninstall ruby either.....
[17:58] <NETabuse> hey, am i on?
[17:58] <Jason86> how would i go about fixin this problem?
[17:58] <suman> i can still do ruby -v and get the version number
[17:58] <blackxored> suman, which ruby you installeD?
[17:58] <suman> i am on 8.10
[17:59] <meathome> Jason86: try another download, might be corrupted
[17:59] <suman> i have 1.8.6
[17:59] <reggieP123> I tried Karmic with same laptop and issues are gone no longer there how can I transfer karmic's driver or even kernel to jaunty is that even possible
[17:59] <gavimobile> meathome no options, this is win xp pro
[17:59] <gavimobile> im gona go back in to linux
[17:59] <Jason86> its not corrupted though
[17:59] <suman> i had 1.8.7 but that broke some code so i removed it and install 1.8.6 from source
[17:59] <Jason86> i see all the files in the winrar folder, its just when i go to look into the extracted folder, i see nothin inside of it
[18:00] <meathome> gavimobile: try copying the file to Ubuntu
[18:00] <reggieP123> does anyone know the answer to the intermittent wifi issue with jaunty???
[18:00] <Jason86> i'm usin unrar
[18:00] <reggieP123> ;-)
[18:00] <meathome> Jason86: whats the file?
[18:01] <Jason86> ????
[18:01] <meathome> what are you trying to unrar
[18:01] <suman> blackxored: any pointers on how i should go about it
[18:01] <Jason86> music
[18:01] <coolcat> Is it possible to save the entire contents of a web page to use it as a template? I am saveing the source to it , but it is getting deformed because files are not being saved.
[18:01] <detrix> Hello everyone.  I was just wondering if ubuntu 9.04 no longer supports the ATI Radeon 9000 video card?
[18:02] <blackxored> suman, from where did you have 1.8.7, I program in ruby, it broke at first, but after some time, it worked fine, all my code
[18:02] <suman> blackxored: i want 1.8.6 patch level 287 running in my machine, damn i hate the upgrade to 8.10
[18:02] <meathome> coolcat: save as usually does it
[18:02] <suman> blackxored: when i upgraded ubuntu 8.04 to 8.10
[18:02] <blackxored> suman, right
[18:02] <blackxored> and you're running now??? aka ruby -v
[18:02] <suman> i knew it was not going to be smooth
[18:02] <suman> i have 1.8.6
[18:03] <suman> i removed 1.8.7 and installed it from source
[18:03] <blackxored> so you're now trying to remove 1.8.6, why?
[18:03] <suman> blackxored:  does this look familiar to you ? http://www.pastie.org/600594
[18:04] <blackxored> suman, it's not finding rubygems
[18:04] <coolcat> meathome, don't know I complicate things, thanks
[18:04] <blackxored> suman, it's a rails project?
[18:04] <suman> which ruby => usr/local/bin/ruby
[18:04] <suman> which gem => usr/local/bin/gem
[18:04] <pranav> I often use "sudo" in Terminal tabs & TTY but whats the difference between "su", "sudo" and "chroot" ?
[18:04] <suman> blackxored: yeah it is
[18:05] <blackxored> suman, paste "gem environment"
[18:05] <blackxored> and gem list -l
[18:05] <tyler_d> how do I merge folder? would cp -r old_folder new_folder work?
[18:05] <tyler_d> ^english fail
[18:05] <grawity> pranav: 'su' changes into an user, when you enter that user's password. (Usually the user is 'root')
[18:05] <blackxored> tyler_d, cp -ur
[18:05] <meathome> pranav: try a search on the forums, loads of stuff there I bet
[18:05] <suman> blackxored: http://www.pastie.org/600609
[18:05] <tyler_d> blackxored: ty
[18:05] <grawity> pranav: 'sudo' runs a single command as root, when you enter your own password. ('sudo -s' can give a shell like su.)
[18:06] <brynjarh> maybe not the right place but: are there any phones out there using linux+gtk?
[18:06] <pranav> grawity, and chroot >
[18:06] <suman> blackxored: it is pointing to ruby version 1.8.7
[18:06] <blackxored> suman, exactly
[18:06] <blackxored> suman, that's why it doesn't get loaded
[18:06] <grawity> pranav: chroot does a completely different thing - it changes the path of /
[18:06] <suman> blackxored:
[18:07] <suman> blackxored: i did remove 1.8.7
[18:07] <ltcabral> what command can i list all of my groups?
[18:07] <funkycat90210> I have a file that is 5GB, what is the fastest ways to retrieve about 1000 lines somewhere around the middle, I know the line numbers I need.
[18:07] <blackxored> suman, but if you installed from source, I assume /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8 isn't right
[18:07] <blackxored> please install rubygems from source
[18:07] <eXapid> grawity:  is -s for the entire session?
[18:07] <blackxored> it's not included with ruby 1.8
[18:07] <pranav> grawity, whats the use changing its path ?
[18:08] <AJC_Z0> After removing firefox-3.5 packages, then installing firefox-3.5 (which installed firefox, firefox-3.0, firefox-3.5, gnome and Ununtu brand packages) and switching /usr/bin/firefox to firefox-3.5, everything appears to work as before except that Firefox seems to ignore the "Use system proxy setting" but works fine with manual configuration. Clues?
[18:08] <suman> blackxored: which ruby gives /usr/local/bin/ruby
[18:08] <blackxored> suman, I know
[18:08] <grawity> eXapid: -s is probably for "shell", and -i is "initial login"
[18:08] <meathome> I just installed Opera, sweet
[18:08] <blackxored> suman, install rubygems from source
[18:08] <blackxored> suman, would be the cleanest way
[18:08] <eXapid> ta
[18:08] <blackxored> suman, easiest to make justice
[18:08] <pranav> grawity, Actually how to delete a non empty directory in 1 command ?
[18:09] <grawity> pranav: rm -rf :)
[18:09] <Jason86> i'm having an issue with Azureus 3.1.1.0
[18:09] <Halitech> ltcabral, groups
[18:09] <suman> blackxored:  alrite let me try that
[18:09] <suman> blackxored: thanks
[18:09] <ltcabral> Halitech: thanks :)
[18:09] <pranav> grawity, :) thanks a lot
[18:09] <spasysheep> my system refuses to recognise the on-board sound chip on my gigabyte GA-M16PM-S2 motherboard. any ideas?
[18:10] <blackxored> suman, I know you could tweak the conf, but since it's probably all wrong, it's better to start from scratch
[18:10] <Jason86> Azureus isn't updating
[18:10] <blackxored> you could save your cache dir if you want to save some download time
[18:10] <meathome> Jason86: try another that aint java
[18:10] <blackxored> Jason86, which version??/
[18:11] <Jason86> i have 3110
[18:11] <Jason86> 3.1.1.0*
[18:11] <meathome> Transmission is cool
[18:11] <suman> blackxored: i just did sudo apt-get remove rubygems and after that when i do gem -v it still show 1.3.5
[18:11] <shadowhywind> hay all, I am trying to setup a network printer via cups. I get to the steps of adding cupsys user to shadows, however the user cupsys does not exist, any ideas?
[18:11] <Jason86> everytime i start up azureus the same update to 4.2.0.8 appears
[18:11] <suman> damn this is one hell of a weird thing
[18:12] <Halitech> Jason86, launch it as sudo so it will have write permissions to the directory ... ALT + F2 gksudo azurues
[18:12] <Jason86> after the update is complete i click on "RESTART NOW" and it asks me to update to 4.2.0.8 again
[18:13] <blackxored> Jason86, azureus 4.2.0.4 is in unstable
[18:13] <blackxored> I don't know why they haven't sync
[18:13] <blackxored> or merged
[18:14] <Jason86> is that the reason it isn't lettin me update from 3.1.1.0
[18:14] <blackxored> Jason86, dunno
[18:14] <meathome> could well be, try it
[18:14] <blackxored> also you're updating to beta, right?
[18:14] <Jason86> no
[18:14] <blackxored> suman, get rubygems from the page and install it
[18:14] <blackxored> and put gem environment to see
[18:14] <Jason86> it would have to be the stable version
[18:14] <cousin_mario> hello
[18:15] <cousin_mario> anyone using opera?
[18:15] <Jason86> because it keeps poppin up askin me to update my current release
[18:15] <Jason86> <<opera
[18:15] <meathome> suman: did you try sudo aptitude purge rubygems?  sry but a DEbian user hear
[18:15] <Halitech> Jason86, did you try running it as sudo so it has write permissions to the folder to update?
[18:15] <suman> meathome: i did..
[18:15] <cousin_mario> Jason86: I'm having a seemingly serious problem with it and I'd like to see if someone else can reproduce it
[18:15] <meathome> did it run?
[18:15] <suman> blackxored: i am doing that.. thanks
[18:16] <Jason86> doin it no@meathome
[18:16] <suman> meathome: it did delete thanks
[18:16] <cousin_mario> Jason86: could you try opening a certain site?
[18:16] <meathome> then you need to refresh something I belief
[18:16] <cousin_mario> on opera?
[18:16] <meathome> I forget
[18:16] <Jason86> what site
[18:16] <blackxored> Jason86, sorry, i missed 4.2.0.8 release
[18:16] <meathome> sry for bad spelling
[18:16] <cousin_mario> Jason86: http://www.tim.it but be careful, it kills X11 here
[18:17] <blackxored> Jason86, do you have some logs to take a look at
[18:17] <resno> when i do "grep -r some thing <location>" will grep search for the "some thing" or does it only pick one string?
[18:17] <blackxored> in debian I've disabled updates
[18:17] <Jason86> where would i find the logs@blackxored
[18:17] <Jason86> <<new to linux
[18:18] <blackxored> Jason86, ~/.azureus/logs
[18:18] <meathome> I have used linux since SuSE 6.3 and still a noob lol
[18:18] <Halitech> cousin_mario, works fine here on Debian with Opera and FF
[18:19] <cousin_mario> Halitech: ok...what version of opera and debian?
[18:19] <spasysheep> my system refuses to recognise the on-board sound chip on my gigabyte GA-M16PM-S2 motherboard. any ideas?
[18:19] <furythor> Hello, does 9.04 suppor Nvidia MCP 570 chipset or where i could get .deb package for those drivers ?
[18:19] <dual> Is it possible to use xml files generated by wxGlade for wxPython the same way you can with Glade and GTK?
[18:20] <Jason86> what should i be  lookin for @cousin_mario
[18:20] <Besogon> My computer is connecte to router that, in it turn, is connected to adsl-modem. So, If I were enabled hostname on eth0 (not lo), would I have a troubles with internet? Or hostname it is only internet name, that should be registered in any way?
[18:20] <Halitech> cousin_mario, debian lenny and opera 9.64
[18:20] <cousin_mario> Jason86: nothing, just opening that site crashes everything here
[18:20] <meathome> suman:  you could try the purge again and then install force command
[18:20] <cousin_mario> Halitech: 64 bit?
[18:20] <Halitech> cousin_mario, yes
[18:20] <suman> meathome: it seemed to work
[18:20] <cousin_mario> ok
[18:20] <cousin_mario> Halitech: thanks
[18:20] <Jason86> its workin on my end
[18:20] <Halitech> cousin_mario, np
[18:20] <suman> blackxored: meathome:  oh yeah it worked... http://www.pastie.org/600609
[18:20] <cousin_mario> Jason86: thanks
[18:20] <Jason86> np
[18:20] <cousin_mario> then it must be something on my install
[18:20] <suman> but where are my gems??? :(
[18:21] <blackxored> suman, said it will be not the cleanest one, but will work
[18:21] <blackxored> suman, your gems are now in /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8
[18:21] <cousin_mario> bye
[18:21] <blackxored> so you can install again
[18:21] <blackxored> or copy the cache file from /usr/lib/ruby
[18:21] <suman> blackxored: alrite..  can i remove the earlier ones??
[18:22] <meathome> suman:  did it, thers a surprise :)
[18:22] <blackxored> suman, after you have finished, you could purge /usr/lib/ruby/gems
[18:22] <blackxored> Jason86, so???/
[18:22] <suman> meathome: oh yeah!!
[18:22] <cdavis> Does anyone have a pcmcia serial adapter you can share the model and manufacturer of? I want to make sure I get one that works with Ubuntu
[18:22] <suman> blackxored:  how doi copy the cahce file from /usr/lib/ruby
[18:22] <unj> so to copy a directory from a remote computer through ssh, you run  scp -r user@192.168.1.100:/home/remote_comp/path /home/currentcomp/Desktop?
[18:23] <meathome> I had a problem like yours with that red5 stuff
[18:23] <linuxninja> cdavis: Use a USB serial adapter.
[18:23] <spree> Jaunty jackalope ubuntu desktop with gnome, I wish to stop the monitor from turning off when i am watching movies, etc. I wouldn't mind the monitor shutting off after maybe 4 hours of inactivity but I went to System -> Preferences -> Screensaver and I have Activate Screensaver When Computer Is Idle is unchecked, yet it still does it. Help!
[18:23] <unj> scp!
[18:23] <unj> !scp
[18:23] <blackxored> cd ~ && mkdir gems && cd gems && cp /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/cache/*.gem . && sudo gem install *.gem
[18:23] <blackxored> suman, ^
[18:24] <cdavis> linuxninja: I have had problems with USB serial adapters before. I was hoping to avoid any non-plug and play device
[18:24] <furythor> Hello, does 9.04 suppor Nvidia MCP 570 chipset or where i could get .deb package for those drivers ?
[18:24] <xmnt> spree, check your power settings
[18:24] <spree> xmnt, Where
[18:24] <NickRivers> spree, you have to adujt your power preferences and set it to not power down your monitor
[18:24] <NickRivers> *adjust
[18:24] <xmnt> system >> preferences >> power management
[18:24] <Jason86> i'm not findin the logs
[18:25] <Steffanx> hello
[18:25] <suman> blackxored: thanks
[18:25] <xmnt> spree, system >> preferences >> power management
[18:25] <blackxored> suman, you welcome
[18:25] <spree> xmnt, It's already set to Never
[18:25] <blackxored> Jason86, then go to help -> Generate....
[18:25] <spree> xmnt, the setting must be somewhere else
[18:25] <spree> xmnt, unless i need to be root or something
[18:26] <xmnt> spree, that's the only power setting that I'm aware of... it works fine for me but maybe you have an application that is bypassing that setting
[18:26] <NickRivers> spree, are you running the 'blank' screensaver by chance?
[18:26] <spree> Anyone else know what could be causing my monitor to turn off in the middle of movies? We've checked Screensaver and we've checked Power Settings, it should not be happening
[18:27] <Jason86> then what.....?@blackxored
[18:27] <unj> anyone here familiar with ssh?
[18:27] <unj> or scp?
[18:27] <xmnt> spree, I'm not on jaunty anymore but I believe there was a setting to increase the time until a screensaver started up .. maybe try that
[18:27] <spree> NickRivers, Yes, but i have the "activate screensaver when computer is idle" set off
[18:27] <michta35> what's the ssh q
[18:27] <hozomean__> unj: whats your question?
[18:27] <meathome> unj:  a bit I use it to admin a bit but no experet
[18:28] <unj> I am not sure how to copy a directory through ssh from one comp to another, I successfully logged in through a port but within my lan cannot copy files...probably just my syntax
[18:28] <Jason86> is anyone here using azureus 4.2.0.8?
[18:28] <spree> NickRivers, Did you have something for me in regard to the Blank Screen setting?
[18:28] <meathome> why not download and upload?
[18:29] <grawity> unj: On the _local_ machine, use scp -r directory other.computers.address:
[18:29] <Dulak> unj: scp -r /path/to/directory username@server:/path/to/new/directory
[18:29] <xmnt> unj, scp location name@otherserver:/dir/to/put
[18:29] <linuxninja> cdavis: What are you trying to do? I use usb serial cable for cisco devices. works fine for me
[18:29] <linuxninja> spree: Interesting... Hmm... Have you looked at power settings.
[18:30] <linuxninja> spree: System--->Preferences-->Power Management
[18:30] <awaad> I have the following error while trying to install eclipse on ubuntu 9.04      http://pastebin.com/m7bd6f58f
[18:30] <spree> linuxninja, As i stated just a moment ago, it is set to Never
[18:30] <awaad> Can any one help ??!!
[18:30] <jetsaredim1> can someone tell me the name of the package that provides the default java install on ubuntu 9.04?
[18:31] <mrh0057> jetsaredim1: openjdk
[18:31] <deany> jetsaredim1, sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin
[18:31] <jetsaredim1> mrh0057: and the way to replace that with sun would be to install sun-java6-bin?
[18:31] <theatro> awaad, try to run it as user mohammed with gksudo ./eclipse
[18:31] <linuxninja> spree: There's another setting in there
[18:32] <mrh0057> jetsaredim1: you need to remove openjdk then install sun-java-x
[18:32] <deany> jetsaredim1, forget the command but there is a dpkg command to set java.  config alternatives
[18:32] <unj> Yeh..that is what I though
[18:32] <deany> google it
[18:32] <unj> t
[18:32] <jetsaredim1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[18:32] <unj> hmm....
[18:32] <NN34> make: *** No rule to make target `/usr/share/qt3/mkspecs/default/qmake.conf', needed by `Makefile'.  Stop.
[18:32] <spree> linuxninja, Display and Actions are both set on the slider to Never already.
[18:32] <spree> linuxninja, there is no other setting
[18:32] <linuxninja> spree: Never mind. I was looking at "put computer to sleep" and also "put_display to sleep"
[18:33] <NN34> make problem
[18:33] <spree> NickRivers, Did you have something for me in regard to the Blank Screen setting? Power Settings is fine. Screensaver settings is fine.
[18:33] <zx> hello. is it possible to have full disk encryption with ubuntu while installing it? should i download the alternate cd perhaps?
[18:33] <gavimobile> meathome im still unscuessful with this ntfs ubuntu problem.. can u try to give me a hand again
[18:34] <ubuntufreak> I have created certain rules in the Evolution and now how can i scan the messages in the inbox so that it can be moved to the respective folders ?
[18:34] <NN34> i want install kernel source on ubuntu 8.4
[18:34] <cdavis> linuxninja: I am trying to connect to a 2800 series. Is the device typically /dev/ttyUSB0 ?
[18:35] <spree> Nothing normal is working to turn off the screen saver
[18:35] <cdavis> linuxninja: I got it, thanks
[18:35] <commander_> hey how can i make my firefox page fill the screen w/Cairo dock
[18:35] <meathome> gavimobile: what exactly are you trying to access?
[18:35] <furythor> Question, is Nvidia MCP 570 Supported properly in Ubuntu ?
[18:35] <linuxninja> cdavis: Yup! That's it. I think it depends on how many USB devices you have plugged in
[18:35] <stevehajnal_> I am trying to access a government of canada website and I keep getting a "Java must be enabled error".  I installed java jre 6.0 but I still get the error.  Any ideas of what to try next?
[18:36] <furythor> I am trying 9.04 now
[18:36] <gavimobile> meathome i just did a reinstall of winxp and after the reinstall i wasnt able to access the old administrator folder with my docs inside
[18:36] <cemc> I have 2 computers with ubuntu, and I'm connecting from one to the other through xdmcp. sound is not working tho
[18:36] <meathome> stevehajnal_: try installing restricted modules, the install Opera and try again
[18:36] <Steffanx> Hi
[18:36] <Steffanx> http://www.naffets.nl/share/screen.png is that a bug in gedit?
[18:37] <spree> Nothing normal is working to turn off the screen saver
[18:37] <stevehajnal> meathome: restricted modules?
[18:37] <gavimobile> meathome since then ive been trying to chmod 777 to my ntfs partiton from an ubuntu live cd, but no luck in windows administrator ser
[18:37] <gavimobile> user*
[18:37] <meathome> gavimobile: teach you to back stuff up then wont it :p
[18:37] <Steffanx> when i try to save something with gedit on my desktop, and that file exists it gives me a random filename
[18:37] <Jason86> what broswer are currently usin?@stevehajnal
[18:37] <grawity> gavimobile: You can't "chmod" NTFS partitions.
[18:37] <gavimobile> gavimobile yup
[18:37] <stevehajnal> Jason86: Firefox
[18:37] <resno> when i do "grep -r some thing <location>" will grep search for the "some thing" or does it only pick one string?
[18:38] <gavimobile> so does anyone have a solution by any chance?
[18:38] <gavimobile> or did these files get completly destroyes
[18:38] <spree> zero-cool, d1d y3w h4x0r th3 g1b50n
[18:38] <Jason86> are currently usin noscript with firefox@stevehajnal
[18:38] <grawity> resno: Unless you put "some thing" in quotes, it will search for 'some' in a file named 'thing'
[18:38] <meathome> gavimobile: keep at it
[18:38] <meathome> try the MS forums too
[18:38] <VickiWong> can anyone help me? trying to copy files betweent wo local ubuntu machines (tried FTP and Samba) The transfer starts fine but then gradually slows until it stops altogether
[18:38] <stevehajnal> Jason86: no.  I have allow java turned on
[18:38] <deany> stevehajnal, sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin
[18:39] <VickiWong> then it reconnects at a slow speed, then continues to stop start but never going over 20 KB/s (to begin with it goes around 1000+KN's)
[18:39] <gavimobile> meathome keep at what?
[18:39] <meathome> trying to solve the problem
[18:39] <gavimobile> meathome yes, but do u have a solution which might save me some time?
[18:40] <meathome> here we go
[18:40] <pranav> how to get short description of packages using "apt-get" ?
[18:40] <meathome> gavimobile: important files,
[18:40] <grawity> pranav: apt-cache search
[18:40] <grawity> pranav: or apt-cache info, for longer descriptions.
[18:41] <pranav> grawity, thanks again
[18:41] <pranav> grawity, I knew the search one
[18:41] <meathome> I lost some photos recently, first time I did that in years, gutted, gone forever
[18:43] <solenopsis> gavimobile: I recently re-installed XP on a PC. After the base install (XP SP1) I was not able to access a second hdd which is NTFS formatted. It was previously accessible. I continued to apply the patches to XP. When I installed SP3, I was then able to access that second drive again. No Linux was involved though!
[18:43] <blackxored> Jason86, paste them somewhere
[18:44] <mikebeecham> i wonder if anyone has heard of an application called 'Pyro' on the Mac...if so would there be a linux alternative?
[18:44] <meathome> gavimobile: there you go, make sure xp is fully updated
[18:44] <gavimobile> solenopsis i will give that a try
[18:44] <gavimobile> thanks for the advice
[18:44] <meathome> sounds good to me
[18:44] <zx> Is it possible to encrypt just the home directory with ubuntu during the install?
[18:45] <prentice> mikebeecham, http://sourceforge.net/projects/pyro/files/Pyro/3.9.1/Pyro-3.9.1.tar.gz/download
[18:45] <solenopsis> gavimobile: You're welcome. Hope it works out.
[18:45] <prentice> mikebeecham, just chmod and your done
[18:45] <mikebeecham> prentice: thanks for link...what is chmod?
[18:46] <prentice> mikebeecham, hold on
[18:46] <mikebeecham> ok mate
[18:46] <meathome> mikebeecham:  setting permission on files, foolders etc
[18:46] <bastidraZor> !chmod | mikebeecham
[18:46] <meathome> folders even
[18:47] <meathome> life is too short to learn linux :)
[18:48] <johnnycbad> Hey, just installed Virtualbox (not OSE, 2.2) and can't find it in the menu or execute it via terminal?
[18:48] <Dulak> I don't know about that, I went from knowing nothing about linux to running 50+ servers in under 6 months.  Back when docs were harder to find too, even.
[18:49] <Slart> johnnycbad: afaik it should turn up in the system menu
[18:49] <Slart> johnnycbad: but you should be able to run it from a terminal.. try running VirtualBox in a terminal.. (caps is needed)
[18:50] <RealKillaz> hi,...
[18:50] <johnnycbad> Slart: Ah really, never knew that, no wonder I found it hard to find in synaptic before
[18:50] <meathome> yeah but I am not smart like you
[18:50] <commander_> I NEED HELP
[18:50] <RealKillaz> I'm running netstat and I'm seeing a stream connected using the folder /tmp/orbit-smartes/linc
[18:51] <RealKillaz> what is this orbit thing?
[18:51] <Slart> commander_: it's under the tab key.. it has the letters "Caps lock" on it
[18:51] <darkfrog> Hey guys, I'm trying to create an fstab entry to connect to an NFS share.  I have it working, but only root can access the share...what do I need to add to the fstab entry to give normal users access to the share as well?  (they are getting "cannot open directory ... Permission denied"
[18:51] <pranav> grawity, How to update the apt-cache from the internet so that new packages come to the list ?
[18:51] <Slart> johnnycbad: oh.. I'm not sure if the synaptic search box is case sensitive.. but when running stuff from the terminal you need to use the right case.. (which in most cases are lower case)
[18:51] <grawity> pranav: sudo apt-get update
[18:52] <Dulak> meathome: I think it's more about motivation than actual smarts,  if it required you to be really smart this channel wouldn't be necessary.
[18:52] <RHorse> RealKillaz you will find all you need to know by googling it. it's a internet card or something.
[18:52] <diamantino> hallo
[18:52] <zaggynl> how do I check which version of ubuntu I'm running
[18:52] <diamantino> please help me
[18:52] <Slart> zaggynl: lsb_release -a
[18:52] <zaggynl> thanks
[18:52] <pranav> E: Invalid operation update
[18:52] <grawity> pranav: apt-get update, not apt-cache
[18:52] <johnnycbad> Slart: Sweet man, I'm all good now, thank you very much :)
[18:52] <meathome> sudo apt-get upgrade to to upgrade anything, if its like my debiab etch server
[18:53] <zaggynl> hmm
[18:53] <zaggynl> and how do I know if it's 32 or 64 bit
[18:53] <diamantino> i have asus lan nx1101 how i can install drivers for it?
[18:53] <Slart> zaggynl: I think you can go to the system menu, about Ubuntu too
[18:53] <commander_> Slart wth u mean? u didn't have my first question
[18:53] <meathome> after you have updated of course
[18:53] <Slart> zaggynl: uname -a .. check the last couple of letters.. x86_64 means 64bit if I recall correctly
[18:53] <Wolke> Can somebody help me?! I need a free data recovery programm for ubuntu
[18:54] <KB1JWQ> Wolke: testdisk
[18:54] <Wolke> thx
[18:54] <pranav> grawity, How did you know I typed wrong .... ?
[18:54] <KB1JWQ> Wolke: But I'd sure not run that machine until you have your data back.
[18:54] <KB1JWQ> ddrescue is also useful
[18:54] <Slart> commander_: nope.. but you're writing stuff in all caps.. which makes it harder to read and possibly considered shouting
[18:54] <zaggynl> i686, thanks
[18:54] <RealKillaz> RHorse: well I always check google before I ask here, because before I get the answer ppl will alywas say " you will find all you need to know by googling it". So sorry if I'm asking something that I googled and couldnt find, but still it is on google
[18:54] <Wolke> ?
[18:54] <Slart> commander_: but go ahead and ask your question..
[18:54] <meathome> 486 here :)
[18:54]  * zaggynl cancels installation and gets 64bit
[18:54] <Slart> johnnycbad: you're welcome
[18:54] <meathome> 16mb ram
[18:55] <commander_> i ad asked q question 15 minutes ago n no one answered
[18:55] <zaggynl> welcome to IRC commander_
[18:55] <meathome> commander_: what was it
[18:55] <johnnycbad> zaggynl: lol so true!
[18:55] <meathome> people were prolly busy with something interesting
[18:55] <meathome> :)
[18:56] <Slart> commander_: sometimes people just don't know..or the question lacks information.. for example .. asking "My scanner doesn't work" will possibly make people ignore you while asking "I'm using ubuntu 8.10 and my HP scanjet 5100 doesn't show up when I run xsane" might get you an answer
[18:56] <awaad> theatro : it worked but as a portable programme
[18:56] <commander_> ok i have cairo dock and getting global menu but soemtihfirefox browser from covering the enitre screen it just stops a quarter at the bottoming stops my
[18:56] <diamantino> what is this - /lib/modules/2.6.28-15-server/build: No such file or directory
[18:56] <KB1JWQ> !pm | Wolke
[18:56] <RHorse> RealKillaz have you visited Orbit in the past?
[18:56] <zaggynl> hmm
[18:56] <diamantino> how i can start - make all?
[18:56] <awaad> I want to install eclipse on ubuntu 9.04, but I don't know how
[18:56] <zaggynl> why is the 64bit image called amd64, I have intel lol
[18:57] <grawity> zaggynl: 'amd64' is what x86_64 architecture used to be called.
[18:57] <meathome> commander_: thats why no one answered you
[18:57] <zaggynl> ahh
[18:57] <zaggynl> I guess it'll work anyway
[18:57] <grawity> zaggynl: Intel used to have its own ia64, which wasn't really successful...
[18:57] <RealKillaz> RHorse: I'm thinking what this could be....
[18:57] <Slart> commander_: not really sure about how cairo-dock handles it.. but the awn dock has a setting for allowing full screen apps to cover it
[18:57] <sabina> hello! can someone help me get some sound on my acer spire 8930?
[18:57] <grawity> zaggynl: So now, amd64 is just called that.
[18:57] <diamantino> oh please anybody help me to install lan drivers on my ubuntu
[18:58] <RealKillaz> RHorse: today my admistrator manager told me that I have an application using snmp scanning the network
[18:58] <Wolke> KB1JWQ: What do you mean by not run that machine until I have my data back
[18:58] <_Fauchi95_> Hello! I have seen, that a apostrophe in a description of a package is wrong. sould I fix this to karmic, karmic-updates or should I do nothing?
[18:58] <meathome> sabina: search the forums for info would be a great start if no one here can help
[18:58] <Slart> zaggynl: I think intel licensed the 64 bit stuff from amd.. google for it.. I think it's a long story
[18:58] <KB1JWQ> Wolke: If you run your OS on a drive that you've deleted data from, you'll overwrite the data.  Use a live CD to recover it.
[18:58] <awaad> I want to install eclipse on ubuntu 9.04, but I don't know how
[18:59] <henke> is it possible to assemble a raid array from disk images?
[18:59] <sabina> meathome: already tried everything i can find
[18:59] <Wolke> KB1JWQ: Oh yeah I know its on an other hd
[18:59] <Dulak> anyone know if you can set a delay time on autologin?  It automatically logs in as my autologin user, but there is no delay, so if I want to login as another user I have to let it login, then logout and relogin using the other user
[18:59] <RHorse> RealKillaz does it happen even when browser is not running?
[18:59] <Furythor> I need to get my Nvidia MCP 570 sounds to work, currently device does not appear at all in sound settings, rather there is some "null device"
[18:59] <meathome> diamantino: try the forums, loads of stuuf there
[19:00] <Slart> Dulak: didn't there use to be a delay setting somewhere?? let me check
[19:01] <clintonp> how do i open my server, can ping server, cannot remote ssh or open website
[19:01] <Slart> Dulak: have you checked the "Timed Login" option in system, administration, Login Window?
[19:01] <RealKillaz> well I don't know...
[19:01] <Slart> Dulak: I'm not really sure how it works, I've never used it myself, but it sounds promising
[19:01] <RealKillaz> RHorse: that is what I'm trying to figure out
[19:01] <awaad> can you help me to install eclipse on ubuntu 9.04 ?
[19:01] <etyrnal> is there a way to ad a user to the sudoers list in a way tht they can only execute one single command?  e.g.  when i'm not home, i'd like to be able to create a cli login that would allow one of my kids to lohin and issue a s shutdown -h now  or a sudo shutdown -r now  or a sudo reboot
[19:01] <meathome> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1215051
[19:01] <etyrnal> (machine has not gui)
[19:02] <Dulak> SLart: I'll play with it, but the weird part is once I've logged out, there is a 10 second delay that bumps to 30 seconds when I start typing a username, but that delay doesn't ever happen on boot
[19:02] <meathome> did Sabina leave,
[19:02] <williamwho> how can I enable runlevel 5 in Ubuntu? (upstart difference I think). trying to autostart xdm.
[19:02] <Slart> etyrnal: check the sudoers file.. currently the admin user can execute ALL commands.. but you can set it to work only on selected commands
[19:02] <ikonia> williamwho: ubuntu's full multi user mode is run level 2
[19:02] <Slart> etyrnal: man sudo might have more info on the specific syntax
[19:02] <etyrnal> Slart, thanks
[19:02] <Slart> !runlevels
[19:02] <gavimobile> i did it witout sp3
[19:02] <gavimobile> http://www.the-pc-guru.com/Cannot_access_folder_after_W.php
[19:02] <meathome> tell us then
[19:02] <williamwho> ikonia: and what is the blessed way to autostart xdm?
[19:03] <thahauss> Can someone please help me?  I'm using a Soundblaster with ALSA and upon reboot I dont have sound anymore (I tried rebooting again still no sound).  I really dont want to have to reinstall ubuntu, when i type 'lspci' the card still shows up.
[19:03] <ikonia> williamwho: it's enabled by default
[19:03] <meathome> if its good, put it on the forum
[19:03] <Slart> Dulak: oh.. odd.. well, give the Timed Login a try.. see if that changes stuff
[19:03] <Jason86> blackxored: i think i'm going to try a different torrent program
[19:03] <meathome> I tild you to right click
[19:04] <spasysheep> my system refuses to recognise the on-board sound chip on my gigabyte GA-M16PM-S2 motherboard. any ideas?
[19:04] <blackxored> Jason86, it's up to you
[19:04] <blackxored> Jason86, IMHO vuze is one of the best ones out there
[19:05] <stercor1> Where are fonts stored?
[19:05] <Jason86> blackxored: the update pop-up is givin me a headache
[19:05] <Ritzerisk> anyone know the backtrack channel
[19:05] <grawity> stercor1: /usr/share/fonts/
[19:05] <grawity> stercor1: But you can put yours in ~/.fonts/ too.
[19:05] <stercor1> grawity: Thanks!
[19:06] <blackxored> Jason86, where's your plugin home? do you have access to it
[19:06] <Caeryn> clear
[19:06] <blackxored> ???
[19:06] <Jason86> yes
[19:07] <DASPRiD> which packages in intrepid contains the program udevinfo?
[19:07] <Jason86> i found the logs, i had to choose "show hidden files"
[19:10] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[19:10] <solenopsis> gavimobile: Nice one
[19:11] <dt84> hi. i made a font using fontforge, including english & hebrew (0590-05EA) letters, generated it to a ttf file, but in openoffice when trying to write in hebrew - no letters in this font. but when adding a special character (insert > special character, using my font) - i can see and add the hebrew letters. what's the problem?
[19:11] <grawity> dt84: Does it work on, for example, gedit?
[19:11] <ShapeShifter499> I backed up my firefox folders in /home/user/.mozilla now I reinstalled my whole system, how to I reinstall  my backup?
[19:12] <dt84> grawity: checking
[19:12] <grawity> dt84: Actually, does it work anywhere else besides OOo?
[19:12] <scunizi> I stopped a job.. how do I get back to it?  &<job #)?
[19:12] <Slart> scunizi: %1
[19:12] <scunizi> Thanks Slart
[19:13] <varunthacker> is there an idea of a campus ambassador in colleges promoting ubuntu?
[19:13] <dt84> grawity: yes, it's working great on gedit
[19:13] <ShapeShifter499> well?
[19:13] <Slart> scunizi: that command is hidden deep in "man bash" =)
[19:14] <Slart> DASPRiD: try installing apt-file  then run apt-file search udevinfo
[19:14] <Slart> DASPRiD: don't forget to run apt-file update first
[19:14] <mattfred> I just got a new blu-ray drive for my computer and I want to switch the face plate
[19:14] <mattfred> its not coming off very easily
[19:14] <mattfred> do i Just pull hard?
[19:15] <Slart> mattfred: #ubuntu... for ubuntu support.. try ##hardware or #hardware
[19:15] <mattfred> thanks
[19:15] <varunthacker> is there an idea of a campus ambassador in colleges promoting ubuntu?
[19:15] <RHorse> Slart don't you mean apt-get?
[19:16] <Slart> RHorse: nope.. apt-file
[19:16] <ikonia> varunthacker: not that I'm aware of, it may be better to discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic or #ubuntu-marketing
[19:16] <Slart> !info apt-file
[19:16] <zopiac> after about 5 minutes of playing Quake 4, it suddenly goes to windowed mode and i cant do anything, not even alt-tab. i have to ctrl-alt-backspace
[19:16] <zopiac> does anyone know how to fix this?
[19:16] <Slart> RHorse: apt-get/apt-cache doesn't search for files inside packages afaik
[19:16] <RHorse> ahh, ok. <sri!>
[19:17] <DASPRiD> Slart, nevermind, found it out, udevinfo is udevadm now :)
[19:17] <Slart> DASPRiD: ah =)
[19:18] <dt84> grawity: is it an OOo bug, or something i need to change in OOo's preferences?
[19:18] <Vndmtrx> !info aptitude
[19:18] <grawity> dt84: I have no idea :\
[19:19] <IonutB> what's the name of the application that shows informations about proc, ram, hdd on desktop ? ( like a gadget )
[19:19] <slon2000ru> hallo people
[19:19] <IonutB> hi slon2000ru
[19:19] <dt84> grawity: ok. thanks anyway
[19:19] <dra> Hi! Is the jackd dependency on QT Ubuntu-specific? I really, really want jackd, and I really, really don't want QT.
[19:19] <IonutB> printscreen here : http://i30.tinypic.com/sb5xjn.jpg
[19:19] <slon2000ru> please help me to install driver on ubuntu after #make all ican read only - no such file or directory, but that libe directory i have on my hdd
[19:20] <ncb000gt> Is there any reason that files listed with dpkg-deb --contents <package> would not be installed properly when using sudo dpkg -i <package>?
[19:20] <Savago> Hello there.
[19:21] <Savago> I just installed karmic alpha 4 in a macbook, running in x86-64 mode smoothly. :-)
[19:21] <boss_mc> IonutB: conky?
[19:21] <Savago> Just wonder how I could change the default desktop in GDM?
[19:21] <IonutB> boss_mc, thanks.
[19:22] <gwildor> Savago, choose the new one, log on, then choose make default.
[19:22] <MK13> does anyone have experience with getting the EasyCap USB capture card working in Ubuntu?
[19:22] <RHorse> Savago you could disable effects in setup to revert to plain GDM or you could install an alternate WM like fluxbox or xfce to go along with GDM.
[19:23] <Savago> gwildor, in previous gdm it just worked like this, but I'm afraid in karmic it is somewhat different.
[19:23] <RonaBlaze> .server -m irc.xerologic.net -j #xerologic
[19:23] <RonaBlaze> OH
[19:23] <RonaBlaze> sorry
[19:23] <RonaBlaze> sorryy
[19:23] <RonaBlaze> sorry
[19:23] <FloodBot3> RonaBlaze: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:24] <jetole> does anyone know when I can expect the ubuntu key server keyserver.ubuntu.com to be back up?
[19:24] <Savago> RHorse, looks promising. Which file should I edit?
[19:24] <wacomalt> Hey, I am wondering if I use the typical method to put the live ubuntu CD onto a flash drive. will this be the same as actually INSTALLING to a flash drive? I want to use the flahs drive linux as my main OS
[19:25] <xFlux> anyone know of any menuing systems that can show limited information without logging in?  Similiar to VMWare ESX...just on Ubuntu
[19:26] <wacomalt> if I put the live ubuntu Cd on my flash drive, will it be read only? or will I be able to actually install programs and stuff on it?
[19:26] <Thingymebob> Anyone know anything about gEda & gSchem
[19:26] <pranav> Has fluxbox team stopped giving updates ?
[19:26] <jetole> xFlux: I run quite a few esx servers and yet I have no idea what you are talking about, typically an admin installs it in the data center and never sits in front of the console again
[19:26] <Hello>                                
[19:26] <Hello>                                
[19:26] <Hello>                                
[19:26] <Hello>                                
[19:26] <Hello>                                
[19:26] <FloodBot3> Hello: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:26] <xFlux> jetole:  The main menuing system....It starts when bootstrap is finished, and you can run manitenance commands, etc
[19:27] <Jason86> lol
[19:27] <jetole> WACOMalt: won't work like that, you need to download the USB disk creator from apt-get
[19:27] <xFlux> you never have to login...its part of the vsphere download
[19:27] <Hello> pastebin
[19:27] <WACOMalt> jetole: is there a tutorial on setting it up this way? I dont have linux yet to be able to do apt-get
[19:27] <Hello> !pastebin
[19:27] <jetole> xFlux: I'll take your word for it. My point is like myself, most people whom run ESX never need to be at the console ever again
[19:28] <xFlux> jetole:  Im doing it for my noob admins....It should be simple for them to install/check things that way :)
[19:28] <jetole> WACOMalt: I don't know. Google it. I know once you have the USB disk creator it will allow you to use the free space on your disk as the Documents dir
[19:28] <jetole> xFlux: good luck
[19:28] <wildc4rd_> evening all
[19:29] <xFlux> thanks jetole lol
[19:29] <mykol> HELP, I'm trying to find my MAC address! Any ideas?
[19:29] <grawity> mykol: ifconfig
[19:29] <Hello>                                                                                             
[19:29] <Hello>                                                                                             
[19:29] <Hello>                                                                                             
[19:29] <Hello>                                                                                             
[19:29] <WACOMalt> so, would I use the usb disk creater once I boot from the live flash drive and it will enable writing? or is this somethign that ahs to be done form an actual install?
[19:29] <FloodBot3> Hello: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:29] <shrini__> need help on irc
[19:29] <jetole> xFlux: I have my own issues at the moment which in this case is that the ubuntu key server is down which is fucking up anyone wanting to download an app from ppa.launchpad.net
[19:29] <mykol> grawity, lol you again, where do i type that? If it's in the terminal it's telling me command not found
[19:30] <IonutB> boss_mc, do you know where can i find the .conkyrc file ? ( i tried cat /home/myuser/.conkyrc )
[19:30] <shrini__> how to hide join/quit/part messages?
[19:30] <grawity> mykol: /sbin/ifconfig maybe?
[19:30] <erUSUL> !ask | shrini__
[19:30] <grawity> shrini__: Depends on your IRC client.
[19:30] <grawity> erUSUL: He did ask.
[19:30] <thahauss> Can someone please help me?  I'm using a Soundblaster with ALSA and upon reboot I dont have sound anymore (I tried rebooting again still no sound).  I really dont want to have to reinstall ubuntu, when i type 'lspci' the card still shows up. and I followed the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[19:30] <mykol> grawity, No such file or folder
[19:30] <erUSUL> grawity: yep i saw now; oops
[19:30] <shrini__> i use quassel/pigdin/irrsi
[19:30] <jetole> WACOMalt: boot off the CD, you can make changes to the CD once you boot although they are stored in ram but from there you can install the USB disk creator and build the usb boot drive from there
[19:31] <erUSUL> !quietirssi | shrini__
[19:31] <grawity> mykol: Do you have the net-tools package installed?
[19:31] <mykol> grawity, not sure bro...
[19:31] <shrini__>  /ignore #ubuntu +JOINS +PARTS +QUITS
[19:32] <grawity> mykol: then install it, sudo apt-get install net-tools
[19:32] <shrini__> ubottu: #ubuntu-classroom Cannot send to channel  getiing this error
[19:32] <mykol> Reading package lists... Done
[19:32] <mykol> Building dependency tree
[19:32] <mykol> Reading state information... Done
[19:32] <mykol> net-tools is already the newest version.
[19:32] <mykol> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
[19:32] <mykol>   linux-headers-2.6.28-11 linux-headers-2.6.28-11-generic
[19:32] <FloodBot3> mykol: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:33] <mykol> grawity, it said it's already the newest version
[19:35] <WACOMalt> http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=1873 will this guide work to install to a flash drive? or will I still not have write access?
[19:36] <sat123ewr> how to get good themes for ubuntu
[19:36] <erUSUL> !themes
[19:36] <pagix> WACOMalt,  if you want persistent changes  use    http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-904-persistent-install-windows/
[19:36] <coolcat> What is the motivation of a company on not provide suppot for linux in there software. I used to use bearshare when I used to use windows, but now on linux it is impossible.
[19:36] <zaggynl> motivation? costs? market share?
[19:36] <sat123ewr> how to install compiz themes
[19:37] <grawity> sat123ewr: Compiz doesn't have any themes that I know of.
[19:37] <eXapid> coolcat, find a alternative program, simple
[19:37] <erUSUL> coolcat: low market share of linux. means fewer customers means not worth the effort of porting/mantaining the program to/on two platforms
[19:37] <eXapid> omfg its zaggy wtf you doing here
[19:37] <eXapid> your from pp yeah?
[19:37] <mykol> sat123ewr, Google: Best Ubuntu themes
[19:37] <philcamlin> hey guys
[19:37] <sat123ewr>  how to install emerald themes
[19:37] <grawity> coolcat: BearShare uses "DRMed WMA", Wikipedia says, and you know what most Linux users think about DRM...
[19:37] <coolcat> eXapid, I didn't ask about alternative.
[19:38] <eXapid> well sucks to be you then
[19:38] <eXapid> zaggynl
[19:38] <zaggynl> yessir
[19:38] <eXapid> you from pp?
[19:38] <coolcat> eXapid, I am aware of alternatives
[19:38] <Hydrid> how to link a folder (in vsftpd deafault folder [ftp]?) that i have in another disk in another folder so my users can see and download the files? Cause i am not in the mood to transfer 100 gb and more!
[19:38] <zaggynl> I am the same zaggynl on purepwnage
[19:38] <zen_> so i'm having this strange issue in ubuntu where everytime I start up, and log in to ubuntu, it searches for a wireless network for awhile, and it seem that while its doing this i have a 50/50 chance that the computer freezes before it finds a connection
[19:38] <eXapid> <--- DeathKnight
[19:38] <eXapid> :D
[19:38] <zaggynl> :D
[19:39] <zaggynl> sup
[19:39] <eXapid> how you doing buddy
[19:39] <zaggynl> fed up with arch
[19:39] <zaggynl> set mode +lazy and went for 'buntu
[19:39] <eXapid> yeah understand that XD
[19:39] <erUSUL> Hydrid: man ln hint ln -s target linkname
[19:39] <sat123ewr> i have installed an emerald theme but it only changes the titlebar and window decorations how can i change theme for whole system
[19:39] <erUSUL> !emerald | sat123ewr
[19:40] <erUSUL> sat123ewr: you need to change the gtk theme two and the icon theme and fonts etc...
[19:40] <erUSUL> sat123ewr: system>Preferences>appearance
[19:40] <Hydrid> erUSUL: i will only change in what you wrote me the linkname e.g videos
[19:40] <chocotuar> has anyone ever had to cross-compile with the X11 libraries? I can't seem to get the cross-compiler g++ to recognize any libX11.so file
[19:41] <Hello> Hey guys
[19:41] <Hello>  Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello
[19:41] <Hello>  Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello
[19:41] <kaouky> comment changer firefox 3.1 en 3.5
[19:42] <Slart> !fr | kaouky
[19:42] <WACOMalt> why doesn't irc_conf_mode work to hide join/part messages?
[19:42] <Hello> server irc.xerologic.net -j #xerologic
[19:42] <kric> Hi i have a problem with keyserver.ubuntu.com. Does enyone know why it's unavaliable ?
[19:42] <sat123ewr> how can i get good themes having transperancy effects
[19:42] <kaouky> merci pour le renseignement
[19:42] <erUSUL> !themes > sat123ewr
[19:42] <Slart> kaouky: you're welcome
[19:43] <kaouky> ok!
[19:43] <Hello> server irc.xerologic.net -j #xerologic
[19:43] <erUSUL> Hello: stop
[19:43] <Slart> Hello: try adding a / before the server command
[19:43] <Hydrid> erUSUL: i will only change in what you wrote
[19:43] <erUSUL> Hydrid: and the target. see the man page
[19:43] <Hydrid> erUSUL: i will only change in what you wrote me the linkname e.g videos
[19:43] <stercor1> In which package is 'metafont'?
[19:43] <Hello> help why doesn't it work
[19:44] <Hello> i cannot connect
[19:44] <erUSUL> !find metafont
[19:44] <erUSUL> Hello: /server irc.xerologic.net -j #xerologic
[19:44] <sat123ewr> how can i add dock i have downloaded cairo-dock
[19:44] <trothigar> sat123ewr, you can install it using add/remove programs or synaptic
[19:44] <Hello> but without the server -m irc.xerologic.net -j #xerologic
[19:44] <Hello> i won't be able to connect
[19:44] <Vndmtrx> lol
[19:45] <Hello> it'll make me leave here
[19:45] <trothigar> sat123ewr, or using the command sudo apt-get install cairo-dock
[19:45] <Hello> without the -m irc.xerologic.net
[19:45] <grawity> Hello: then add -m if you need
[19:45] <erUSUL> Hello: you have to put a /
[19:45] <slichy> Hello, you have to use -m
[19:45] <trothigar> sat123ewr, no need to download it seperatly
[19:45] <Hello> okay so its /server -m irc.xerologic.net -j #xerologic
[19:45] <slichy> yeah
[19:45] <slichy> you'll connect to two networks
[19:46] <stercor1> erUSUL: Er...thanks!
[19:46] <Hello> how come my irc when i put the /server -m irc.xerologic.net -j #xerologic it reconnects me here?
[19:46] <Hello> im using mIRC
[19:46] <slichy> what does it say?
[19:46] <erUSUL> stercor1: no problem
[19:46] <bogor> I want to know what is wrong with this cmd. gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --send-keys 21778E47
[19:46] <Hello> * Connecting to irc.freenode.net (6667)
[19:46] <Hello> -
[19:46] <Hello> -irc.freenode.net- *** Looking up your hostname...
[19:46] <Hello> -
[19:46] <Hello> -irc.freenode.net- *** Checking ident
[19:46] <FloodBot3> Hello: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:46] <bogor> I am getting the following error
[19:47] <sat123ewr> i have installed it using apt but i cant config it
[19:47] <slichy> Because this is the network you're already in
[19:47] <grawity> bogor: keyserver.ubuntu.com is probably down.
[19:47] <Hello> but it should connect me to another
[19:47] <Hello> it should be -m
[19:47] <IntelAti> Ïðèâåò! Ðóññêèå åñòü?
[19:47] <grawity> bogor: Use pool.sks-keyservers.net
[19:47] <Hello> right?
[19:47] <bogor> gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --send-keys 21778E47
[19:47] <bogor> gpg: sending key 21778E47 to hkp server keyserver.ubuntu.com
[19:47] <bogor> gpgkeys: HTTP post error 7: couldn't connect to host
[19:47] <bogor> gpg: keyserver internal error
[19:47] <bogor> gpg: keyserver send failed: keyserver error
[19:47] <FloodBot3> bogor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:47] <Slart> !ru | IntelAti
[19:47] <slichy> (8:47pm) <slichy> Because this is the network you're already in
[19:48] <generic> does ubuntu start mpd on iots own?
[19:48] <IntelAti> thanks
[19:48] <Hello> what does -m do then?
[19:48] <Hello> i thought its to open up another window
[19:48] <bogor> Is the keyserver down ?
[19:48] <grawity> slichy: But the command says irc.xerologic.net
[19:48] <Slart> IntelAti: you're welcome
[19:48] <slichy> (8:46pm) <slichy> you'll connect to two networks
[19:48] <grawity> 21:47 <grawity> bogor: keyserver.ubuntu.com is probably down.
[19:48] <boss_mc> generic: by default, yes
[19:48] <grawity> 21:47 <grawity> bogor: Use pool.sks-keyservers.net
[19:48] <sia-eXtreme> can anyone help me with adding acm to javac libraries ?
[19:48] <om26er> is there a way to connect to the wireless internet without connection manager
[19:48] <generic> some how its starting by itself and this is causing problems how can i turn it off?
[19:48] <bogor> Thanks grawity
[19:48] <om26er> from any config file?
[19:48] <Hello> guys
[19:48] <boss_mc> generic: make sure /etc/rc2.d/SXXmpd exists (where XX is a number, maybe 30)
[19:49] <Hello> #HelpMe
[19:49] <Hello> woops
[19:49] <slichy> grawity irc.xerologic.net ain't a command, thats a network.
[19:49] <Hello> can someone help me
[19:49] <grawity> slichy: I know, right
[19:49] <grawity> slichy: <Hello?> okay so its /server -m irc.xerologic.net -j #xerologic
[19:49] <slichy> I said "yeah"
[19:49] <nit> hey pple i want to reconfigure my mouse buttons ....can smone point out the right channel to go to?
[19:49] <grawity> slichy: And that doesn't seem to point to Freenode.
[19:49] <Hello> exactly
[19:50] <slichy> Why did he paste connection info to this network then?
[19:50] <Hello> cause
[19:50] <boss_mc> generic: in that case, you can remove the start entries in /etc/rcX.d/ (where X = 2, 3, 4, 5)
[19:50] <Hello> i typed that
[19:50] <generic> boss_mc: ok i found it, do i remove it?
[19:50] <javaTN> Hi everyone!
[19:50] <Hello> and it connected me back here
[19:50] <bogor> Grawity , It worked
[19:50] <Hello> its a problem with my irc
[19:50] <FloodBot3> Hello: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:50] <grawity> slichy: Because he wants help, because that command does not conenct to where he wants.
[19:50] <sia-eXtreme> anyone java developer here ?
[19:50] <boss_mc> generic: you can remove them manually or using update-rc
[19:50] <grawity> bogor: Try Options -> Servers -> New server window
[19:50] <slichy> Yeah because that network connects here?
[19:51] <Hello> it doesn't
[19:51] <bogor> grawity, where can i find the Options
[19:51] <javaTN> Can someone help me out with my apache2 000-enabled file?
[19:51] <slichy> alt + O
[19:51] <anachronik_> hello
[19:51] <grawity> slichy: That is _exactly_ the problem.
[19:51] <generic> boss_mc: o.0 so the ubuntu team creats these elaborate scripts for all these applications?
[19:52] <grawity> slichy: irc.xerologic.net is a completely separate network, but for some reason his command connects to freenode even if he specifies xerologic.
[19:52] <boss_mc> generic: only for the processes that are run as services (like mpd, apache, samba etc)
[19:52] <boss_mc> generic: not for processes run by the user him/her sefl
[19:52] <Y-Town> what is the best way and easiest to update bios on a dell using 9.04?
[19:53] <sat123ewr> plz help me
[19:53] <generic> boss_mc: well yeah i knew that, but still all they have done is made it more difficult imo :/
[19:53] <bogor> grawity , what is it regarding Opions-->servers --> new server window ?
[19:53] <Slart> Y-Town: from what I've tried.. installing windows and doing the bios update from there.. I tried using freedos once but I never succeded..  this wasn't a DELL machine though.. not sure if they support linux bios flashing
[19:54] <Hello> brb
[19:54] <grawity> bogor: Eh, ignore that - it was supposed to go to Hello, not you.
[19:54] <bogor> grawity thanks
[19:54] <boss_mc> generic: sudo update-rc mpd remove would remove all the links but would also remove the kill links so you wouldn't get clean shutdowns
[19:54] <Hello> back
[19:55] <Y-Town> Slart: thanks   kinda a pain uhh
[19:55] <SerialKiller> Hey guys is there any word on the next release of ubuntu??
[19:55] <erUSUL> !karmic
[19:55] <VickiWong> I was wandering if anyone could help : When transfering files between two local Ubuntu machines using either Samba or FTP, transfers start around 1009KB/s but then slow down to 0, disconnect, and then continues to reconnect/disconnect around 20KN/s
[19:55] <generic> boss_mc: i dont have that package?
[19:55] <grawity> SerialKiller: 9.10 will come on year 2009 month 10, like its version number says.
[19:55] <boss_mc> generic: update-rc.d sorry
[19:55] <generic> boss_mc: besides im not worried about my system crashing from an unclean mpd log
[19:56] <Slart> Y-Town: yes.. it's very annoying that manufacturers concentrate so much on windows when it comes to BIOS upgrades..
[19:57] <generic> anyone know how to disable the system beed in ubuntu?
[19:57] <Hello> guys
[19:57] <ikonia> generic: system breed ?
[19:57] <generic> or what module it is that controls it
[19:57] <Slart> generic: go to system, preferences, sound.. on one of the tabs there is a "Use alert sound" checkbox.. try unchecking it
[19:57] <generic> opps system beep
[19:57] <ikonia> generic: what is a system beed
[19:57] <ikonia> ahh the beep
[19:57] <ikonia> !beep
[19:57] <ikonia> there is a factoid for that
[19:57] <ikonia> !bell
[19:57] <FloodBot3> ikonia: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:58]  * erUSUL :)
[19:58] <generic> no i just need the nam of the module
[19:58] <Slart> generic: pc_spkr or something like that
[19:58] <generic> I can handel the rest my self
[19:58] <generic> ah ok thanks
[19:58] <Slart> generic: it might be pcspkr as well..
[19:58] <ikonia> generic: pcspkr
[19:58] <ikonia> Slart: superb memory
[19:59] <badserii> Hi! I did a mv /var/log/messages /var/log/messages.1 and now rsyslogd writes to the new file. Why is that? Thank you in advance.
[19:59] <Slart> ikonia: ask my wife what she thinks of my memory.. she's not as impressed =)
[19:59] <fbianconi> badserii: the file was still open
[19:59] <nit> hey pple i want to reconfigure my mouse buttons ....can smone point out the right channel to go to?
[20:00] <fbianconi> the inode didn't change
[20:00] <badserii> fbianconi: thank you very much!!!
[20:01] <erUSUL> Slart: clearly is selective memory. happens to me aswell ;P
[20:01] <Slart> erUSUL: indeed =)
[20:02] <mattish> good evening all :)
[20:02] <Vndmtrx> lol
[20:02] <nicklas_> hey, the built in compiz manager in kubuntu works out of the box, or i have to install some plugin to get effects working?
[20:03] <VickiWong> I was wandering if anyone could help : When transfering files between two local Ubuntu machines using either Samba or FTP, transfers start around 1009KB/s but then slow down to 0, disconnect, and then continues to reconnect/disconnect around 20KN/s until i restart both machines. Tried with 2 different rouetrs.
[20:03] <mattish> Im having real issues streaming audio with darkice/ubuntu - its very glitchy to listen too, i thought at first it was cpu load so tried a faster laptop now with same issue :(
[20:05] <mattish> anyone here use a cm106 based usb soundcard without issue ?
[20:06] <kazagistarr> what is a good way to learn iptables? do I just have to slog through and memorize all of it?
[20:07] <Organized> Hallo
[20:07] <erUSUL> kazagistarr: no; do not learn it just use something like shorewall or firehol or even ufw.
[20:07] <Organized> Ganz kurze Frage, es gab doch mal ein Programm wie VMware/Virtual PC, kostenlos für Linux
[20:07] <Organized> Wie heißt das
[20:07] <erUSUL> !de | Organized
[20:07] <llutz> Organized: virtualbox, mehr in #ubuntu-de
[20:08] <Organized> Oops, sorry, wrong channel
[20:08] <mattish> kazagistarr, best bet is to just look through some sample firewall scripts and lookup the params as you go
[20:08] <Organized> i thought i am in .de
[20:08] <kazagistarr> erUSUL: do any of those have COMPLETE feature sets of iptables?
[20:08] <erUSUL> kazagistarr: they are frontends to iptables
[20:09] <xim_> is there any setting that defines the width of the area on the edge of windows where you get the resize icon?  it seems way harder than usual to find that stupid little icon to resize things like its only 1 pixel wide
[20:09] <kazagistarr> I actually just want to set up an ip-masq network on my wireless, because I am only allowed to attach 1 PC to the ethernet
[20:10] <kazagistarr> I tried firestarter and the ubuntu network manager, and neither could figure it out
[20:10] <kamil-admin> Witam
[20:10] <kazagistarr> or rather, I could not figure it out in either
[20:11] <Glaxy> hey guys, so my SSH sessions keep stalling if I'm idle on them for ~7 hours or so.  I then have to close my terminal window and reconnect to whatever server I was previously connected to.  I'm positive the reason is because of some server-side setting, however, I'm not sure what to do.  It only happen if the connection is idle...so if I have tail -f access.log it will not disconnect as information will be coming in, however if th
[20:11] <Glaxy> ..and how to fix it :)
[20:12] <kamil-admin> Hi!
[20:12] <kamil-admin> Poland ?
[20:12] <maurizio> ciao
[20:12] <Myrtti> !pl | kamil-admin
[20:13] <Glaxy> lol
[20:13] <MrCraig> Glaxy, I know nothing of server side settings for SSH really but I was having the same symptoms because of client side using putty from windows - it's a putty setting - might be worth re-checking if you're using the same client.
[20:13] <Glaxy> yea it's an ubuntu client and ubutnu server
[20:13] <Glaxy> it does not happen with other servers
[20:13] <Glaxy> so I know it's the server
[20:14] <hozomean__> Glaxy: look at man ssh_config
[20:14] <hozomean__> search for "Alive"
[20:17] <mobal> hello
[20:18] <Andril> hello all
[20:21] <shawn_> Hi all. I have a software raid question. I have 3 hard drives and want to set up raid 5 with mdadm post install. I keep getting an error that sda1 is busy. I am assuming I get the error because that is the drive that ubuntu is installed on. My question is, do I actually need another hard drive to put the o/s on and then create the raid on the remaining 3? And if that is the case doesn't that leave the o/s vulnerable?
[20:21] <tsrk> Do any of you have a lenovo S10 netbook?
[20:21] <iceroot> !anyone | tsrk
[20:21] <hozomean> shawn_: you want your ubuntu partition to be part of the raid?
[20:22] <VickiWong> I was wandering if anyone could help : When transfering files between two local Ubuntu machines using either Samba or FTP, transfers start around 1009KB/s but then slow down to 0, disconnect, and then continues to reconnect/disconnect around 20KN/s until i restart both machines. Tried with 2 different routers.
[20:22] <tsrk> iceroot, because there's no point asking if nobody can answer
[20:22] <shawn_> yes
[20:23] <shawn_> or do I have the wrong idea?
[20:23] <shawn_> I thought the raid should encompass the o/s and data. Or is the the wrong impression?
[20:23] <iceroot> tsrk: just ask your real question like (how to run hardware xy with ubuntu [version]. its not detecting, its not working correclty or something like that. because the same hardware is often used in different notebooks
[20:24] <hozomean> shawn_: there are a few ifferent ways you can do it, but its a little more complicated if you're starting with data on the drive
[20:24] <tsrk> iceroot, alright
[20:24] <hozomean> shawn_: is sda1 the size you want the whole raid to be?
[20:24] <SockPants> hi
[20:24] <shawn_> Yes
[20:25] <SockPants> i just repartitioned a bit, and now GRUB gives error 22
[20:25] <SockPants> i've gotten to rescue mode on the ubuntu CD
[20:25] <tsrk> When my lenovo s10 comes out of suspend, I get an IRQ error (I think it's for the hard drive, it mentions ATA). Then everything goes unbearably slow. I also think it's because of the hard drive because it doesn't happen on a live install running off a flash drive. Is this normal?
[20:25] <SockPants> and i can now choose between opening a shell on the harddrive or opening one on teh install system
[20:26] <SockPants> but i have no idea what kind of commands to run to fix grub
[20:26] <shawn_> or I should say it is the same size as the others and would make up 1/2 of the size of the riad
[20:26] <zenlunatic> SockPants: chroot
[20:26] <shawn_> I have 3 500 gb drives, and was going for 1 TB of redundant storage
[20:26] <hozomean> shawn_: so what you need to do is create the raid
[20:26] <hozomean> shawn_: but explicitely tell it that one disk is missing
[20:27] <SockPants> 'chroot' will fix grub?
[20:27] <zenlunatic> SockPants: grub-install
[20:27] <SockPants> ah
[20:27] <hozomean> shawn_: once the raid device is created, then you can copy all the data over from the existing device
[20:27] <tonno> someone here use emesene? why my emesene log out every 20seg?
[20:27] <zenlunatic> SockPants: chroot stands for change root
[20:27] <Max007> Hi I have a problem with my bluetooth mouse. I connect it using "hidd --search" but every time my computer reboots, go to sleep or even start the screensaver I have to reconnect it. Is there a way to make it permanent ? I searched ubuntu forums but everything I try doesn't work...
[20:27] <hozomean> shawn_: reboot with the raid device as your boot device
[20:27] <dra> Hi! Is the jackd dependency on QT Ubuntu-specific? I really, really want jackd, and I really, really don't want QT.
[20:28] <hozomean> shawn_: and then reformat sda1 and add it to the raid
[20:28] <stranger> Hi, anyone knows where can I find shockwave player 10 for win 64 bit
[20:28] <stranger> ?
[20:28] <stranger> Oops
[20:28] <SockPants> there's all kinds of errors with grub-install
[20:28] <stranger> not WIN
[20:28] <stranger> Ubuntu
[20:28] <hozomean> shawn_: or just reinstall and create the raid device during install
[20:28] <FloodBot3> stranger: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:28] <stranger> :-D
[20:28] <SockPants> all i did was remove 1 data partition and resize another
[20:28] <tonno> someone here use emesene? why my emesene log out every 20seg?
[20:28] <shawn_> so I would need a 4th hard drive to do raid 5 then? Or would it allow me to do a raid 5 with only 2 hard drives identified?
[20:29] <stranger> FloodBot1: sure, sorry :-D
[20:29] <erUSUL> dra: jackd does not depend on qt afaics. ubuntu by default installs recomended software too
[20:29] <shawn_> if I exclude sda to be included at a later time
[20:29] <pm_41> i need help mounting a UDF ISO in Ubuntu 9.04
[20:29] <stranger> Any idea about shockwave player 64bit for firefox ?
[20:29] <tapas> gah
[20:29] <Myrtti> stranger: there is no such thing.
[20:29] <tapas> i used the restricted driver thing to activate the nvidia drivers
[20:30] <erUSUL> dra: install with -R option « sudo aptitude install -R jackd »
[20:30] <tapas> but it just returns without an error and then stikll hasn't activated anything
[20:30] <Myrtti> stranger: no shockwave.
[20:30] <zenlunatic>  SockPants did you partprobe?
[20:30] <_markus__> My system sound volume is too low, everything turned to max and still not loud enough. I tried System/Preferences/Sound. Is there an amplifier somewhere?
[20:30] <pm_41> how do you mount a UDF iso?
[20:30] <tapas> ah i give up
[20:30] <SockPants> zenlunatic: how?
[20:30] <tapas> the guy who gets the machine can fumble around with that
[20:30] <amcsi> ubuntu doesn't do anything with my usb devices today for some reason. What can I do?
[20:30] <zenlunatic> 'partprobe'
[20:30] <hozomean> shawn_: you should be able to specify missing drives... as long as you have enough for the full size of the raid volume you want (not counting sda)
[20:31] <SockPants> zenlunatic: what should it return
[20:31] <pm_41> anyone know how to mount a UDF ISO?
[20:31] <dra> erUSUL, what does -R stand for, or where is it documented? (Not the apt-get manpage.)
[20:31] <Slart> pm_41: the regular mount -o loop command doesn't work?
[20:31] <erUSUL> dra: aptitude
[20:31] <dra> erUSUL, my bad. You meant aptitude.
[20:31] <slon2000ru> people please help me who knew how i can create driver via #make all, cose it dont work on my server
[20:31] <Slart> !mountiso | pm_41
[20:31] <zenlunatic> SockPants: forget... nothing i think
[20:32] <SockPants> zenlunatic: i've done that now
[20:32] <Slart> stranger: not sure there is one..
[20:32] <pm_41> Slart: ubottu: This disc contains a "UDF" file system and requires an operating system
[20:32] <pm_41> that supports the ISO-13346 "UDF" file system specification.
[20:32] <pm_41> that's what I get
[20:32] <zenlunatic> SockPants: try grub install
[20:32] <SockPants> zenlunatic: still the same
[20:32] <Slart> stranger: but I haven't looked everywhere.. and it's been a while since I looked.. something might have popped up
[20:32] <SockPants> error: out of disk (x2)
[20:32] <zenlunatic> SockPants: paste the errors
[20:32] <resno> If I am trying to grep for a certain file type, you do directory/*.fileextention right?
[20:32] <stranger> Slart, Myrtti : I have it on my firefox right now !!!     Shockwave Flash 9.0 r999
[20:33] <erUSUL> pm_41: sudo mount -t udf -o loop file.iso /mount/point/
[20:33] <_markus__> resno: yup
[20:33] <SockPants> grub-probe: error: Cannot find a GRUB drive for /dev/sda6. Check your device.pm.
[20:33] <slon2000ru> oh so nobody knew how install driver in ubuntu?
[20:33] <SockPants> [: 494: =: unexpected operator
[20:33] <Slart> stranger: oh.. isn't that the flash plugin? or..
[20:33] <SockPants> the file /boot/grub/stage1 not read correctly
[20:33] <Myrtti> stranger: that's flash...
[20:33] <erUSUL> slon2000ru: what error you get ? you may not have the kernel headers installed or the build tools
[20:33] <stranger> Slart, exactly ... It is a flash plugin for firefox ... I need version 10
[20:34] <zenlunatic> SockPants: can you post fdisk -l
[20:34] <Myrtti> stranger: you said you needed _shockwave_
[20:34] <Myrtti> stranger: there is no _shockwave_ for linux
[20:34] <zefyx> oh god.
[20:34] <zefyx> someone help
[20:34] <stranger> Myrtti, my bad ;-) sorry
[20:34] <Slart> stranger: ahh.. I think the shockwave player is a different beast.. at least according to Adobe
[20:34] <SockPants> zenlunatic: Unable to seek on /dev/sda
[20:34] <slon2000ru> i made #make all and there is - no such file or directory
[20:34] <Slart> 1flash | stranger
[20:34] <pm_41> erUSUL: "/mount/point/ does not exist" - that's what I get with that command
[20:34] <Slart> !flash | stranger
[20:34] <slon2000ru> but there is this directory
[20:35] <Slart> stranger: see if anything there helps you
[20:35] <slon2000ru> it /lib/cerrnel
[20:35] <zenlunatic> SockPants: you did umount the partitions before you resized them or whatever, right?
[20:35] <erUSUL> pm_41: you have to put an existing directory where you want the files to appear
[20:35] <SockPants> zenlunatic: i booted from a bootcd and started a partition tool
[20:35] <stranger> ubottu, Slart gonno do that
[20:35] <slon2000ru> how i can install build tools?
[20:35] <Glaxy> how can I dump the current config of sshd ?
[20:35] <grawity> Glaxy: You can only check /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[20:36] <erUSUL> pm_41: for example « sudo mkdir /media/udf_disk » then sudo mount -t udf -o loop file.iso /media/udf_disk
[20:36] <SnZ`> Hello, anybody can help with acpi in Asus A6km?
[20:36] <pm_41> erUSUL: oh
[20:36] <erUSUL> slon2000ru: install buld-essential
[20:36] <amcsi> ubuntu doesn't do anything with my usb devices today for some reason. What can I do?
[20:36] <zefyx> i accidently booted into my OS after clearing my CMOS(mobo was being finicky). My OS booted with my drives in IDE & ruined my 4xRAID5. I was asked to format 2 of the drives, which I declined. Now, my 4xRAID5 array is showing as 2 disks in the array & two disk's uninitalized. Am I fucked?
[20:36] <MindVirus1> I want to automatically add keys for the PPAs I add to sources.list. Does this behavior exist? Is this a bad idea?
[20:36] <the-one-who-gets> hi
[20:36] <slon2000ru> ik senku
[20:37] <resno> i am doing: grep -r "search term" /location/*.py and i dont get the result, what parameters will help me find it?
[20:37] <pm_41> erUSUL: YES!!! It worked! now is this read-only or can I write files to the ISO image?
[20:37] <Slart> resno: try adding an -i for case insensitive matching
[20:37] <SockPants> zenlunatic: all i can imagine is that all the drives moved up one because i took one out. so the /boot partition on sda5 should now be sda4, and / on sda6 would now be sda5
[20:38] <erUSUL> pm_41: read only afaik
[20:38] <Mainr> I'm trying to use preseeding for auto installs but I get the follow error- any ideas? http://imagebin.org/61892
[20:38] <pm_41> erUSUL: got anything with read/write?
[20:38] <dra> erUSUL, thanks for the hint. The corresponding option for apt-get is --no-install-recommends.
[20:38] <erUSUL> dra: ok; no problem
[20:38] <stranger> Slart, well nope, I installed again, but nope ...
[20:39] <zenlunatic> SockPants:  think fstab will tell you
[20:39] <Slart> stranger: well.. the v.10 version of flash is still in beta afaik.. that's probably why there isn't a package for it
[20:39] <stranger> Slart, Actually my problem is with the flash uploader of Wordpress, I miss one button there (SELECT FILES), It works perfect on WIndows but not at least on my Ubuntu
[20:39] <stranger> ic
[20:40] <zefyx> i accidently booted into my OS after clearing my CMOS(mobo was being finicky). My OS booted with my drives in IDE & ruined my 4xRAID5. I was asked to format 2 of the drives, which I declined. Now, my 4xRAID5 array is showing as 2 disks in the array & two disk's uninitalized. Am I fucked?
[20:40] <stranger> Anyone here use Wordpress and of course I mean using Flash uploader of it without any problem ?
[20:41] <Mean_Admin> there are a lot of backup apps offered by Synaptic, which one should I take if I'm dealing with a headless server and backing up (incrementally, preferably) a directory with sub-dirs and pictures ?
[20:41] <Slart> stranger: can't really help with that.. don't use wordpress, sorry
[20:41] <stranger> Slart, No problem dude, thanks for your help :-)
[20:41] <rednammoc> Hey guys. i have some problems moving a directory into /opt/
[20:41] <rednammoc> mv: cannot stat filename: Permission denied
[20:41] <rednammoc> I dont know wheres the problem, because i executed the command with sudo
[20:41] <mattish> Im having problems with lame output being very garbled, I have tried two different machines one with alot more cpu power and its still the same
[20:41] <Slart> rednammoc: what was the command?
[20:42] <SockPants> there should really be some easy to use grub fixer
[20:42] <SockPants> -_-'
[20:42] <rednammoc> Slart: sudo mv Aptana_Studio_Setup_Linux_x86_1.5.1.zip /opt/
[20:42] <zenlunatic> SockPants: i tend not to resize stuff
[20:42] <Mainr> SockPants checkout Super Grub Disk
[20:42] <Slart> rednammoc: and the file exists? no typos?
[20:42] <Slart> rednammoc: try using TAB to autocomplete..
[20:43] <rednammoc> Slart: nope. it exists. i used autocomplete
[20:43] <Slart> rednammoc: try copying it then.. then deal with the original file
[20:43] <zenlunatic> SockPants: sorry ive exhausted my troubleshooting and i need to eat lunch
[20:43] <rednammoc> Slart: i also unzipped it and tried to move the created folder. but it failed too
[20:43] <zenlunatic> SockPants: good luck
[20:43] <rednammoc> Slart: copying outputs the same error
[20:44] <rednammoc> Slart: cp: cannot stat `Aptana_Studio_Setup_Linux_x86_1.5.1.zip': Permission denied
[20:44] <Slart> rednammoc: what is the permissions on the zip file? ls -l
[20:44] <DareDevil0> Hi you there, is there any software that let you download a complete website?
[20:44] <rednammoc> Slart: -rwxrwxr-x 1 rednammoc rednammoc 114489566 2009-08-31 21:27 Aptana_Studio_Setup_Linux_x86_1.5.1.zip
[20:45] <foreverubuntu> Is there a PowerPC dvd available for jaunty or karmic?
[20:45] <Slart> DareDevil0: wget is nice
[20:45] <slon2000ru> oh there is no build tools in ubuntu
[20:45] <Slart> !powerpc
[20:45] <Pizik> When I login to Ubuntu 8.10 my network connection grinds away, think it is APT-Cache doing it, anyone any idea how to stop it?
[20:45] <Pizik> *Internet connection
[20:45] <slon2000ru> please help me where i can got build-essetcial
[20:45] <Slart> slon2000ru: no build tools? you mean compiling? gcc and such are available
[20:46] <Slart> slon2000ru: sudo apt-get install build-essential   should work
[20:46] <slon2000ru> but how i can install it?
[20:46] <slon2000ru> senk u
[20:46] <Slart> rednammoc: very strange.. can't really imagine why you're not allowed to read that file..
[20:46] <DareDevil0> Slart, thanks
[20:46] <tulpe> Hi *, i need a quick info regarding the (new(?)) behavior of copy-paste in 9.04 _Jaunty: how can i get the middle mouse copy-paste funtion back in all apps?
[20:47] <MK13> what software can be used to make a 1:1 iso of a dvd?
[20:48] <Slart> rednammoc: the original file.. is it on a local file system? or on a nfs mount or similar?
[20:48] <Slart> !dvdrip
[20:48] <Slart> !rip
[20:48] <VickiWong> When transfering files between two local Ubuntu machines using either Samba or FTP, transfers start around 1009KB/s but then slow down to 0, disconnect, and then continues to reconnect/disconnect around 20KN/s until i restart both machines. Tried with 2 different routers.
[20:48] <izeazal> anyone here can help with conky? im in their channel but noone seems to be there.  i used the conky config here and cant get my cpu temps and some things overlap http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=30209&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&start=15#p184817 . ethernet doesnt seem to be working either. any ideas?
[20:48] <Slart> MK13: I think dd might work.. there are some tools for ripping dvd's also but they won't make a 1:1 image
[20:49] <Slart> VickiWong: same behaviour with ftp as samba?
[20:49] <VickiWong> Slart: yep
[20:49] <MindVirus1> I want to automatically add keys for the PPAs I add to sources.list. Does this behavior exist? Is this a bad idea?
[20:49] <Slart> rednammoc: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/cannot-stat-permission-denied.-why-632515/
[20:49] <VickiWong> starts otu as normal but then drops off and cycles disconnect/(slow)reconnect
[20:50] <Slart> VickiWong: odd.. no error messages? nothing in the logs on either machine?
[20:50] <Phlogi> so I ask my questions here about the classroom?
[20:50] <MK13> Slart, would dd work if on protected DVDs?
[20:50] <rednammoc> Slart: I moved the file into another directory and tried to mv it from there to opt and it succeed
[20:50] <thiagocrepaldi> is there any automatic way of AUTOMATICALLY set group as the same of it's parents when creating files/directories ?
[20:50] <slon2000ru> oh i install build-essential
[20:51] <slon2000ru> still dont wok my #make all
[20:51] <rednammoc> Slart: my download-directory is encfs-encrypted.
[20:51] <VickiWong> Slart: not that I can see, it will reconnect after a while at around 20KN/s, drop back to 0 rinse and repeat, if i leave it it will eventually get through the transfers
[20:51] <Slart> MK13: I'm not really sure.. but a plain dd should work.. perhaps you'll end up with a protected image when you're done though
[20:51] <sketchyd> wheres a good place to ask for help designing a database schema?
[20:51] <rednammoc> Slart: probably there was some sort of issue
[20:51] <Slart> rednammoc: ahh.. that might the problem..
[20:51] <slon2000ru> oh please people help me to use #make all
[20:51] <rednammoc> Slart: thx after all :D
[20:52] <Slart> VickiWong: it almost sounds like some kind of networking issue.. decreasing tcp windows/mtu or whatever..
[20:52] <Slart> rednammoc: hehe.. nice that you worked it out, you're welcome
[20:52] <Slart> slon2000ru: pastebin the output you get when running the command
[20:52] <Slart> !pastebin | slon2000ru
[20:52] <NemesisD> anyone know of a remote desktop viewer like teamviewer that works well under linux/wine to control windows machines? (can't use RDP, can't use teamviewer)
[20:53] <Slart> NemesisD: vnc?
[20:53] <NemesisD> Slart: vnc is horribly slow
[20:53] <Addicts> Anyone know a good reference for the comptia Linux+ cert?
[20:53] <Slart> NemesisD: I'm not sure what teamviewer is though.. but vnc is an ok remote desktop app
[20:53] <VickiWong> Slart: any idea how i could perhaps track down the issue? perhaps a log file of some sort
[20:53] <Slart> !freenx | NemesisD
[20:53] <NemesisD> i use nomachine NX on my linux boxes but i wasn't aware nx had a linux server
[20:54] <Slart> VickiWong: not really sure where to look for that.. the logs is one place..
[20:54] <deany> I just tried to use my friends pc via the remote desktop (vino) server, its rubbish.  screen doesnt update hardly, and its so slow.
[20:55] <Slart> VickiWong: the syslog, kern.log .. if it's serious it should end up there.. don't think there are any more network specific logs out there
[20:55] <VickiWong> Slart: thanks it gives me a place to start looking :)
[20:55] <Slart> VickiWong: hope you find out what it is..
[20:55] <slon2000ru> ok senk u i must reenter the channel
[20:56] <NemesisD> Slart: no freenx server for windows
[20:56] <foreverubuntu> !karmic
[20:57] <zaggynl> any way to get windows like hotkeys in ubuntu? (like windows key + d to show desktop and back)
[20:58] <Jeruvy> zaggynl: you can using hotkeys, I think it's called the special key :)
[20:58] <stranger_> hi everybody
[20:58] <mzuverink> kompozer crashes seconds after starting up, fix or ideas?
[20:58] <Slart> NemesisD: hmm.. seems you're right.. I can't find a freenx or nx server for windows.. well.. then I don't really know what to try
[20:58] <zaggynl> "the special key" ?
[20:59] <slon2000ru> !pastebin | slon2000ru
[21:00] <mzuverink> komposer segfaults
[21:01] <Slart> zaggynl: try using compiz.. it has some keuboard shortcuts
[21:01] <Slingshooter> how to i burn an iso to a usb drive
[21:01] <Slingshooter> to make it bootable
[21:01] <Sky[x]> anyone here use USB wireless TP-Link TL-WN620G on ubuntu ?
[21:02] <Mean_Admin> anyone know of a backup utility that emails when checksum fails ?
[21:02] <eXapid> Slingshooter:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[21:02] <diamantino> o
[21:02] <eXapid> Sky: use ndiswrapper
[21:02] <myk_robinson> hey. I added the new PPA repositories to Kubuntu, but cannot seem to figure out how to install KDE 4.3. What am i missing?
[21:02] <MadsRH> Hi. Is there a terminal command that will display which version of Wine I've got installed?
[21:03] <eXapid> myk_ sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
[21:03] <user____> hi!! I noobishly deleted some seamokey direktories manually and since then I cannot use apt-get anymore. Always tries to remove the three seamokey pacages and its post deletetion script aborts with erorr message 1 or 127, so I cannot installnew packages. Can anybody help me??
[21:03] <fbianconi> !PPA
[21:03] <myk_robinson> eXapid: did that, but it shows no upgradable packages available
[21:03] <Mean_Admin> myk_robinson: also something like sudo apt-get kde-desktop
[21:03] <resno> MadsRH: not sure but you can check it by going to confiugre then about
[21:03] <myk_robinson> MadsRH: wine --version
[21:04] <andresmh> how do I disable PulseAudio, I tried this and failed: http://pastebin.com/d364b073d
[21:04] <MadsRH> myk_robinson: thanks :-)
[21:04] <eocyte_> hello, i use ubuntu on notebook, but I installed today xfce and I have got this problem. "Fn" hotkey for sound stopped working in xfce but in gnome it is working. Where is the problem?
[21:04] <slon2000ru_> oh its write
[21:04] <slon2000ru_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/262696/
[21:05] <Slingshooter> when i try it with usb startup crator i get an error "sudo apt-get install usb-creator"
[21:05] <Slingshooter> srry,
[21:06] <zaggynl> eh
[21:06] <zaggynl> ctrl+alt+backspace no longer works?
[21:06] <Slingshooter> this is not a desktop install cd and thus cannot be used by this application
[21:06] <slon2000ru_> oh please help me how i can resolve my problem, when i made #make all i got this  http://paste.ubuntu.com/262696/
[21:07] <sebsebseb> hi
[21:07] <Damianz> Hi, after upting Jaunty I am getting the following errors http://pastebin.com/d649d170d this has broken quite a few programs and prevents me from performing any furthur updates. Any advice?
[21:07] <Mean_Admin> I asked to archive a dir and  it's been idling on a file for over a minute now   [sender] make_file(004 Card Drump/101KC613/101_0087.JPG,*,2)
[21:08] <user____> then I thought it's maybe because of the missing directories cannot be removed and that gives error, so I thought about reinstalling it, where all these directories should be created agin, but then running 'seamonkey' in terminal simply doesn't open anything
[21:08] <Mean_Admin> what am I to make of this ?
[21:09] <Vinceman> how do I get the source code of the repos programs?
[21:10] <mimitam> test
[21:12] <fbianconi> Vinceman: I guess from the deb-src repos; copy the line in sources.list and change deb for deb-src
[21:13] <peturIngi> Hi im installing VirtualBox on Ubuntu 9 server... for it to work i also must install the kernel header files.. i do all this via apt-get .... will virtualbox stop working once the system updates its kernel?
[21:14] <slon2000ru_> oh so i never install drivers for my lan card :(((((
[21:14] <fbianconi> Vinceman: then you can use afaik apt-get source <pkg-name-here>
[21:15] <ejv> peturIngi: you'll need to run the configuration program again
[21:15] <bluesscream> peturlngi:It will be automatic updated by dkms
[21:16] <zaggynl> http://pastebin.com/m4bcb3a24 anyone here got foobar2000 working with wine?
[21:16] <hattmakarN> hello everyone, someone who would mind helping me with a failed install of ubuntu on my laptop?
[21:16] <ejv> im pretty sure vbox operates like vmware in that regard, where a kernel update requires reconfiguration....
[21:16] <mzuverink> in apace2 what is the command to enable userdir from the the users public_html?
[21:17] <mzuverink> apache2
[21:18] <ale_> hello
[21:18] <mzuverink> What is the command to enable userdir in apache2?
[21:18] <fbianconi> hattmakarN: just describe your problem
[21:18] <ale_> im having a problem with my linux can someone lend me a hand?
[21:18] <KB1JWQ> ale_: What's your issue?
[21:18] <ejv> !ask
[21:18] <larry101> why can't i see my camera or get video on skype thanks in advance for your help
[21:18] <ale_> looks like my taskbar is missing
[21:19] <ale_> maybe i deactivated it accidentally
[21:20] <ale_> and i dont know how to put it back
[21:20] <ejv> mzuverink: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/howto/public_html.html
[21:20] <hattmakarN> I installed 9.04 without any problems, and rebooted. Then my keyboard and touch pad didn't respond. And I can't boot from the USB I made.
[21:21] <larry101> can someone help me i can't  see my camera on the cmputer
[21:21] <fbianconi> ale_: open execute dialog (Alt-F2) and execute "killall gnome-panel"
[21:21] <ale_> mmm ok
[21:21] <ale_> i will try and tell you
[21:23] <hattmakarN> anyone has an idea of what my problem might be? :/
[21:23] <ale_> nothing seems to happen, i still have my desk with only icons
[21:23] <ale_> and no taskbar at all
[21:24] <fbianconi>  ale_: ok now execute 'gnome-panel'
[21:24] <d_b> I'm looking for a VoIP solution. I'd prefer something free instead of Skype, and I'll be using it to talk to a windows user. Is there a jabber client with mature Jingle support out there? Is Ekiga a better idea? Or something else?
[21:25] <ale_> nothing happens fbianconi
[21:27] <ale_> hablas español fbianconi?
[21:27] <ale_> o alguien que hable español
[21:27] <trism> d_b: I read that pidgin recently added jabber/google talk video and voice support, might want to check that out
[21:27] <idleone_> !es | ale_
[21:27] <Pizik> When I login to Ubuntu 8.10 my internet connection grinds away, I think it is APT-Cache doing it, anyone any idea how to stop it?
[21:27] <ale_> a bueno
[21:28] <ale_> i can talk english so no problem
[21:28] <trism> d_b: haven't tried it yet myself, not in the repos yet and I'm lazy
[21:28] <behappy> Hello why lynx don't accept rewrite redirection ?
[21:28] <behappy> !lynx
[21:30] <trism> behappy: may want to try elinks instead, it seems to do redirects fine
[21:31] <d_b> trism: hm, I'm googling but all I can find is complaints about it not being a feature :)
[21:31] <trism> d_b: it was apparently added in 2.6
[21:31] <ramvi> I'm having an kernel on livecd (on usb) problem. I'm not able to boot and I'm not getting enough text on the screen to debug. Is it possible to have ubuntu push the log on the memory stick?
[21:35] <trism> d_b: http://tech.slashdot.org/story/09/08/19/2128210/Pidgin-Adds-Google-Talk-Voice-and-Video-Support-and-a-Vulnerability
[21:36] <arand> ramvi: you could use a vga=xxx kernel flag to get a larger scrollback?
[21:36] <ramvi> arand: I only get 800x600 and 640x... option, and the screen goes black with 800
[21:36] <Vinceman> how long does it usually take to untar tarballs?
[21:37] <jez> I'm having severe DNS problems in Ubuntu
[21:37] <hattmakarN> someone know why my keyboard and touchpad doesn't respond after installing 9.04 on my laptop? :/
[21:37] <jez> for some reason suddenly my DNS is resolving only a few hostnames
[21:37] <thepunkification> alguien habla español?
[21:37] <jez> any idea how i can diagnose WTF the problem is?
[21:37] <ramvi> Vinceman: depends on the size. Most tarballs only take 10 sec
[21:37] <trism> Vinceman: depends on the size of the archive and the speed of your computer
[21:37] <Slart> Vinceman: <---------> this long.. (not to scale)
[21:37] <d_b> trism: thanks
[21:38] <di||itante> ls
[21:38] <di||itante> oops
[21:38] <Slart> Vinceman: I would say it's comparable to unzipping or unraring in other os's
[21:38] <extor> Anyone here using the tyan 3289 IPMI cards?
[21:39] <boss_mc> jez: try dig <hostname you can't resolve>
[21:39] <fbianconi> Vinceman: in my machine like 10 sec every 100MB (if not gzipped)
[21:39] <Guest44340> alguien en español
[21:39] <thiebaude> !es
[21:40] <boss_mc> Vinceman: if it's just a .tar (not a .tar.gz/.tar.bz) then it should be as fast as copying the file
[21:40] <jez> boss_mc: hmm, status: SERVFAIL is in there
[21:40] <Vinceman> I did -x instead of -xvvf
[21:40] <boss_mc> Vinceman: you need -xf (f is file name)
[21:40] <boss_mc> Vinceman: sa it is, it's waiting for the file in stdin
[21:40] <boss_mc> *as
[21:41] <boss_mc> jez: can you pastebin the output?
[21:43] <jez> boss_mc: paste.ubuntu.com/262725
[21:45] <boss_mc> jez: try dig ns1.google.com <hostname>
[21:46] <teehee> hey i am using deluge and i have opened ports in my router but dont work with ubuntu, i was wondering if i had to do anything with iptables i have firestarter but i turned that off
[21:46] <jez> boss_mc: paste.ubuntu.com/262727
[21:46] <boss_mc> jez: or dig 216.239.32.10 <hostname>
[21:47] <Guest75651> Hi all.
[21:48] <nannes> Hi Guest75651
[21:48] <boss_mc> jez: that's weird... it finds the other nameserver but then still fails to get the ip address, (it works for me)
[21:48] <Guest75651> I'm running an HP Pavilion dv6000 laptop with a Realtek ALC268 soundcard.
[21:48] <jez> :-*(
[21:48] <Guest75651> My sound won't work now, but it did before.
[21:48] <Guest75651> I'm running Jaunty.
[21:48] <Guest75651> Any help?
[21:48] <nannes> Guest75651: switch nick command ----> /nick MYNICK
[21:48] <joooe> question: is there a way to make gnome run a specific command when a specific device is plugged in? i want to do a rsync every time my external drive is plugged in, and udev doesn't seem to be suitable for this...
[21:49] <jez> boss_mc: any ideas?...
[21:49] <JRO> Okay, any help? Sound was fine before, now it died.
[21:50] <boss_mc> jez: you've not got weird firewall settings up?
[21:50] <boss_mc> !pulse| this might help.... JRO
[21:50] <JRO> ok
[21:50] <boss_mc> JRO actually, that's well outof date, I wrote a new factoid but it's been rejected/delayed...
[21:50] <jez> boss_mc: ahh.. I had Firestarter running... and when i turned it off it works
[21:50] <jez> weird.
[21:51] <teehee>  hey i am using deluge and i have opened ports in my router but dont work with ubuntu, i was wondering if i had to do anything with iptables i have firestarter but i turned that off
[21:51] <boss_mc> jez: its possibly blocking outgoing requests? or incoming replies?
[21:51] <mycomputer> any software to connedct internet automatically
[21:51] <JRO> I don't understand what happened, though. ALSA worked fine with my hardware, now it doesn't.
[21:51] <jez> it's not meant to be blocking anything, i used it to allow ICS from the linux box
[21:52] <hattmakarN> Hey I installed 9.04 without any problems, and rebooted. Then my keyboard and touch pad didn't respond. And I can't boot from the USB I made. any thoughts?
[21:52] <boss_mc> jez: the default settings for firestarter are block all (I mean ALL)
[21:52] <boss_mc> hattmakarN: corrupt usb image
[21:53] <ari5av> I'm looking for a text editor that deals well with RTL and LTR text.  vim is my primary choice, but it doesn't like intertwined LTR and RTL.  emacs also doesn't work.  I need, basically, to have an editor that I can use for xml, but with hebrew-language data
[21:53] <mycomputer> any software to connect internet automatically
[21:53] <hattmakarN> but, its the same one i used to install, and I redid the USB thing, then tried to boot, but didnt work at all, just boots directly to the login screen
[21:54] <idleone_> mycomputer: connect how?
[21:54] <ari5av> hattmakarN: you installed from a cd?
[21:54] <cached> why is ubuntu updater telling me i need to install ubuntu-desktop if i installed ubuntu with gnome from the start and never removed it?
[21:54] <cached> (install, not update)
[21:55] <idleone_> cached: perhaps some other package removed it somehow
[21:55] <cached> idleone_: gnome is still working
[21:55] <hattmakarN> no, didn't have any free cd's so i loaded up a USB stick, have done that many times before, bu this is the first time it has caused me any trouble :/
[21:55] <mycomputer> idleone: if net connection is disconnected it should connect automatically
[21:55] <dalton_> hello
[21:55] <dalton_> french ?
[21:55] <dalton_> fuck
[21:55] <ikonia> !fr > dalton_
[21:55] <ikonia> !language > dalton_
[21:56] <dalton_> zdajgraersdfeazd
[21:56] <idleone_> cached: ubuntu-desktop is a meta-package, it doesn't actually install anything ( just a list of packages needed ) removing it is safe but can cause issues when upgrading to new version of ubuntu
[21:56] <dalton_> zdafuihnejiazhsd
[21:56] <ari5av> nice
[21:56] <idleone_> cached: go ahead and install it and no worries :)
[21:56] <cached> idleone_: ah
[21:56] <cached> idleone_: thanks
[21:57] <ari5av> still looking for an RTL-friendly text editor.  anyone?
[21:58] <mycomputer> any software to connect internet automatically when it is disconnected?
[21:59] <gronlund> I'm wondering what to do with my 1.4 ghz laptop, I find ubuntu abit heavy, is there anyway to cut down on resource use?
[21:59] <IdleOne> !xubuntu | gronlund
[21:59] <ari5av> gronlund: xubuntu
[21:59] <ari5av> edit: beaten
[21:59] <guntbert> mycomputer: please explain your problem
[21:59] <Paragor> Is there a way to check what my graphics card is in Ubuntu like in windows?
[22:00] <micr0x> hello folks
[22:00] <micr0x> What's a fast flv to mp4 converter?
[22:00] <Paragor> I have an Intel intergrated that im trying to update the graphics for. anyone know how I would figure out exactly what it is?
[22:00] <ari5av> Paragor: lspci
[22:01] <ari5av> and to see what drivers are loaded, chech lsmod
[22:01] <ari5av> you may need to be root for it
[22:01] <ari5av> still looking for an RTL-friendly text editor.  anyone?
[22:01] <mycomputer> guntbert: if i put download and sleep net is disconneted and not downloading i need a software to reconnect it automatically
[22:01] <ari5av> mycomputer: system -> administration -> power management
[22:02] <Slart> ari5av: isn't gedit RTL friendly?
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[22:02] <thiebaude> yo
[22:02] <teehee> why do ports always show closed even if i forward them to the right ip
[22:02] <jtrenchard> wtaf?
[22:02] <ari5av> Slart: sadly, no.  hebrew text shows up as LTR, which looks backwards to me :D
[22:02] <thiebaude> ActionParsnip, haven't heard that in a while
[22:02] <Graubart> #ubuntu-de+1
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> thiebaude: heard what?
[22:02] <Vinceman> what's the difference between suspend and hibernate?
[22:02] <thiebaude> ActionParsnip, yo yo yo
[22:03] <ari5av> suspend switches you to low-power mode
[22:03] <Slart> ari5av: hmm.. you've tried scite? Editra? Mousepad?
[22:03] <Vegancheesesteak> i was looking for a recommendation...im planning on running 8.04LTS server...i would like a raid mirror solution.  does it support nvidia raid or should i look to linux software raid or another solution? Thanks.
[22:03] <ari5av> hibernate writes your memory to hdd and powers off
[22:03] <mrchrisadams> hi guys, I'm trying to help someone remotely who's using ubuntu netbook remix -
[22:03] <guntbert> mycomputer: network manager usually reconnects - but if you hibernate/ssupend your computer it cannot download anything
[22:03] <ari5av> Slart: scite's an interesting idea, I'll check it out
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> Vegancheesesteak: check the hcl, i believe it will be fine
[22:03] <Vinceman> ari5av you mean if I turn on my PC it'll be exactly the same as it was?
[22:03] <mycomputer> ari5av: for wjat
[22:03] <ari5av> and those others as well, they have source highlighting?
[22:03] <mycomputer> ari5av: for what?
[22:03] <ari5av> Vinceman: assuming no unforseen circumstances
[22:04] <Vegancheesesteak> ActionParsnip: hcl is the linux software raid?
[22:04] <lucas__> hey
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> !hcl| Vegancheesesteak
[22:04] <lucas__> i took an error from seahorse agent
[22:04] <lucas__> when i click report program
[22:04] <teehee>    why do ports always show closed even if i forward them to the right ip
[22:04] <lucas__> i took that message The problem cannot be reported:
[22:04] <lucas__> The program crashed on an assertion failure, but the message could not be retrieved. Apport does not support reporting these crashes
[22:04] <Slart> ari5av: Editra has.. not sure about mousepad.. I think mousepad is the gedit alternative in xfce so it might be a bit on the simple side
[22:04] <mycomputer> guntbert: if we use torrentz it will automatically downloads
[22:05] <guntbert> mycomputer: but not in hibernation/suspend
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> teehee: i can test if you like?
[22:05] <nannes> Booting from USB ------> ata1: softreset failed (device not ready)
[22:05] <nannes> any idea?
[22:05] <teehee> what do u mean test
[22:05] <Davishow> Como usa isso?
[22:05] <Vegancheesesteak> ActionParsnip: it does not seem to recognize the raid array
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> teehee: i can attemot to connect to the port
[22:06] <mycomputer> guntbert: that means i cant understand
[22:06] <IdleOne> !es | Davishow
[22:06] <teehee> ok how
[22:06] <ari5av> Davishow: ¿español?
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> !raid | Vegancheesesteak
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> teehee: well i'll need the port number you are using
[22:06] <ari5av> IdleOne: I think it might be italian.
[22:06] <teehee> 51413
[22:07] <Davishow> es español
[22:07] <zefyx> Hi, I have two MX records listed for my DNS control panel. However, when I lookup my MX record only one shows up. Is this normal? Both have the same priority.
[22:07] <MoosEsooM> hi everybody
[22:07] <sebsebseb> !es |  Davishow
[22:07] <Vegancheesesteak> ActionParsnip: thank you
[22:07] <IdleOne> Davishow: entonces /join #ubuntu-es
[22:07] <joooe> question: is there a way to make gnome run a specific command when a specific device is plugged in? i want to do a rsync every time my external drive is plugged in, and udev doesn't seem to be suitable for this....
[22:07] <MoosEsooM> anybody else in here with openopenoffice crashing after today updates? (openoffice 3.01 / intrepid)
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> teehee: im getting no connection
[22:08] <teehee> alright what about 9935
[22:08] <teehee> or 6881-6889
[22:08] <teehee> or how do u test it
[22:08] <chris|> joooe, why not?
[22:08] <lucas__> hey
[22:08] <zefyx> Hi, I have two MX records listed for my DNS control panel. However, when I lookup my MX record only one shows up. Is this normal? Both have the same priority.
[22:08] <lucas__> i have acer crystal web cam
[22:08] <lucas__> i have acer aspire 5720g
[22:09] <lucas__> how can i meet my web cam to system
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> teehee: i'm telnetting. yuo can connect to any listening port with telnet. its a great way to test services
[22:09] <ari5av> Slart: scite doesn't have RTL support at all, sadly :(
[22:09] <OFN> hi. when i transfer files from windows 7 to ubuntu 9.04 via network the copied files get tagged as they are owned by root. is there anyway i can automatically make them mine?
[22:09] <teehee> telnet? that s a new term
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> lucas__: if you run: lsusb   you will get an 8 didgit ID which you can websearch for
[22:09] <nannes> Booting from USB ------> ata1: softreset failed (device not ready)
[22:09] <nannes> any idea?
[22:10] <ari5av> OFN: chown yourname:yourname <files>
[22:10] <IdleOne> teehee: telnet is a very old term
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> teehee: it probably older than you are
[22:10] <joooe> chris: i made a script for it, and it just didn't work... the script is defenitely run when the device is plugged in, and i also tested the command, but it doesn't work...
[22:10] <thiebaude> !telnet
[22:10] <Slart> ari5av: oh.. to bad.. I couldn't really find anything in Editra either.. but I don't have any RTL languages enabled in my ubuntu so I'm not sure if something pops up if you have rtl
[22:10] <mrchrisadams> hi guys - whats the simplest way to boot a eee pc on jaunty netbook remix in safemode?
[22:10] <joooe> chris: the command is correct
[22:10] <mrchrisadams> I'm trying to troubleshoot for someone
[22:10] <ari5av> I just have gnome set up to type in hebrew when I hit a certain key combination
[22:10] <lucas__> ActionParsnip,  Bus 002 Device 003: ID 5986:0102 Acer, Inc Crystal Eye Webcam
[22:10] <teehee> wait is telnet not safe or just a legal issue
[22:10] <MrUnagi> !x11
[22:10] <dave43rg4g> if there are any chsarp / web developers here, consider the following post http://go-mono.com/forums/#nabble-td25230391
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> teehee: on port 6882 im told the connection was refused
[22:11] <ari5av> I wonder if there's anything kde can give me...
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> lucas__: ok there is your info, go websearching
[22:11] <MrUnagi> is it possible to have multipple displays, but the secondary display is remote over the network?
[22:11] <OFN> ari5av, thanks. don't know what chown does, but i'll give it a try
[22:11] <lucas__> okey
[22:11] <ari5av> OFN: it changes the owner of the file(s)
[22:11] <Slart> teehee: not safe as in passwords sent in cleartext... I think
[22:11] <ari5av> for more information, open a terminal and type man chown
[22:11] <ari5av> which sounds weird, but it's the manual page on it
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> Slart: yep but it can connect to ny port so is dead handy
[22:12] <teehee> ohh that explains a lot it worked a while ago now it doesnt but whats the difference between ssh and telnet
[22:12] <Slart> ActionParsnip: yes.. great for troubleshooting mail servers and whatnot... just not for.. well.. telnet =)
[22:12] <joooe> question: is there a way to make gnome run a specific command when a specific device is plugged in? i want to do a rsync every time my external drive is plugged in, and udev doesn't seem to be suitable for this.... any ideas?
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> teehee: ssh uses key pairs to provide encyption
[22:13] <alumno01> hi
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> Slart: exactly, we use it to test citrix servers and web servers
[22:13] <teehee> oh just security kind of
[22:13] <alumno01> i have a problem with printing in openoffice writer
[22:13] <Slart> joooe: I'm a bit surprised that udev isn't suitable.. that's what I would have tried
[22:13] <nannes> Booting from USB drive ------> ata1: softreset failed (device not ready)
[22:13] <nannes> any idea?
[22:13] <nannes> Booting from USB ------> ata1: softreset failed (device not ready)
[22:13] <nannes> any idea?
[22:13] <ari5av> still looking for an RTL-friendly text editor (not vim, emacs, or scite).  anyone?
[22:13] <teehee> but how can i find out what ports to use
[22:13] <nannes> ops sorry I posted 2 times
[22:13] <alumno01> the upper margin configuration doesnt take effect
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> teehee: plus ssh gives a whole lot of extras than just a text input to a remote system
[22:14] <teehee> cool, i do learn everyday huh
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> teehee: netstat -a
[22:14] <ari5av> :o
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> ari5av: leafpad maybe
[22:14] <ari5av> leafpad?
[22:14] <teehee> wait what does that mean
[22:14] <IdleOne> !ops | jtrenchard ( quit message )
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> teehee: its a terminal command
[22:14] <teehee> ok
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> !info leafpad | ari5av
[22:15] <jtrenchard> i am a cunt
[22:15] <ari5av> siiiick, nice, thanks
[22:15] <ari5av> !language | jtrenchard
[22:15] <teehee> do i use the numbers it says after my ip
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> i bet s/he's single
[22:15] <IdleOne> thank you Myrtti
[22:15] <OFN> ari5av, do i have to type that every time i transfer files? i have mapped a folder named "import" on my ubuntu-pc which is for torrents. i want utorrent to auto-load the files from that directory, but it won't do that as long as the files are owned by root...
[22:16] <mikunos1> hi guys
[22:16] <ActionParsnip> teehee: the numbers after the colon are the port numbers
[22:16] <joooe> Slart: i did the following: i added a rule in /etc/udev/rules.d to run a shellscript which calls rsync when the device is plugged in. the shell script works when called normally, and the rule also works... but not with rsync...
[22:16] <teehee> okey dokey makes sense i ll try it out
[22:16] <mikunos1> I have found some difficulties to install Ubuntu on a asus laptop
[22:16] <ari5av> OFN: there's a recursive option.  chown -R ofn:ofn <files>  <--- assuming your username is ofn
[22:16] <mikunos1> I get this error https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/285392
[22:16] <ari5av> yay leafpad does it!
[22:16] <mikunos1> does anybody help me?
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> ari5av: leafpad is awesome, small and damn fast
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> !ask | mikunos1
[22:17] <ari5av> ActionParsnip: just missing syntax highlighting, but who cares
[22:17] <ari5av> yayayay thxu :D
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> ari5av: thats why its faster for one
[22:17] <OFN> ari5av, okay, thanks
[22:18] <Slart> joooe: oh.. no error message? or it just doesn't run?
[22:18] <mikunos1> I need to install Ubuntu on a ASUS laptop but I get this error:  ata1:Softreset failed (device not ready)
[22:18] <ari5av> OFN: learn to love the manpages too.  I learn twice as much from RTFMing as I do from asking around, it's amazing
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> mikunos1: is trhat when you boot the CD?#
[22:18] <joooe> i don't know how to get the output... (my bad)
[22:18] <ari5av> most commands have man pages, just type man <command>
[22:18] <mikunos1> ActionParsnip when I start a usb installation
[22:18] <Slart> joooe: well.. I would look in /var/log/syslog
[22:19] <joooe> ok...
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> mikunos1: did you md5 check the file you downloaded?
[22:19] <Slart> joooe: you can run "tail -f /var/log/syslog" and then unplug and plug in the hard drive
[22:19] <mikunos1> ActionParsnip yes of course
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> mikunos1: you'd be suprised
[22:19] <joooe> Slart: ok...
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> mikunos1: many users dont then are astounded when their install fails
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> mikunos1: ok have you tried some boot options?
[22:20] <jdr> hello how do i get libdbus-glib onto my machine?
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> !info libdbus-glib
[22:21] <mikunos1> what have I do?
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> jdr: apt-cache search libdbus
[22:21] <alumno01> Hi, when i print with open office writer the upper margin configuration doesnt take effect and the document prints with upper margin 0
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | mikunos1
[22:21] <Slart> !info libdbus-glib-1-2
[22:21] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip: libdbus-glib-1-2
[22:21] <wildmadsci> Problem: Multiple logged in users causes problem, slows.
[22:21] <wildmadsci> I have used and installed Ubuntu numerous times, but recently I installed it on my family's home computer. It appears that when multiple users are logged on, even if they are not running any processes, the computer occasionally slows to a crawl. Switching users also is buggy, either taking a long time, or hangs on a black screen, or apparently (according to my sister) the desktop background for half the screen.
[22:21] <wildmadsci> Does anyone have any ideas why this is so?
[22:21] <FloodBot3> wildmadsci: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:22] <OFN> ari5av, sure, but i'm not too familiar with the commands in ubuntu as i is the noob :-)
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> wildmadsci: if they do not log off but only switch user, the processes are still running
[22:22] <mikunos1> ActionParsnip the problem is that it doesn't start
[22:22] <ari5av> oh that's all right, you learn by doing
[22:22] <mikunos1> I cannot see the main menu
[22:23] <wildmadsci> I mean simply that they have nothing up, as in not really running any programs
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> mikunos1: so you dont get the language selector and the option to install ubuntu
[22:23] <ari5av> I wrote a bash one-liner this morning that would still have me sitting there typing out commands if I hadn't done it
[22:23] <alumno01> Hi, when i print with open office writer the upper margin configuration doesnt take effect and the document prints with upper margin 0
[22:23] <mikunos1> ActionParsnip yes I don't
[22:23] <ari5av> on a related note, I hate perforce.
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> mikunos1: i'd fsck the stick and/or recopy the data to it
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> wildmadsci: how much ram does the system have?
[22:24] <wildmadsci> it's an old computer, 256MB
[22:24] <mikunos1> ActionParsnip do u think that the problem is located on the USB pen drive?
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> mikunos1: yes as its not booting right. You cant even run the memory test as it wont boot
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> mikunos1: could try disabling device s in bios too
[22:25] <mikunos1> ActionParsnip but the same pen drive works in another PC
[22:25] <mikunos1> yes done too
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> wildmadsci: i wouldnt use switch user with tat amount of ram as you have just enough to run ubuntu properly
[22:25] <SealedWithAKiss> I have a problem, with nautilus. It isn't working. http://pastebin.ca/1549663
[22:26] <mikunos1> If I disable other devices I get the following error: Reboot and select proper Boot device
[22:26] <wildmadsci> I see. Thank you ActionParsnip.
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> SealedWithAKiss: you dont run nautilus with sudo
[22:26] <mikunos1> ActionParsnip why it works well in another laptop
[22:26] <mmonlsd> _Julian-de,  von wo?
[22:26] <mikunos1> and not in the ASUS laptop
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> SealedWithAKiss: use gksudo, sudo is NOT for GUI apps
[22:26] <wildmadsci> However, Windows XP ran decently well under the same conditions, I just thought perhaps Ubuntu would perform better, ah well
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> mikunos1: maybe its some hardware making it bork then if it works in other systems it is ok
[22:27] <jdr> ActionParsnip, got it thanks a lot
[22:27] <joooe> Slart: nothing to see in syslog...
[22:27] <mikunos1> yes maybe
[22:28] <mikunos1> so what do I have to do?
[22:28] <mikunos1> sorry my english is really bad
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> mikunos1: access the bios and disable unnecessary hardware
[22:28] <mikunos1> already done
[22:28] <Einherjer> Learning Ubuntu is difficult, is there any site were i can read and learn the basics, you know installing stuff, commands in the terminal and stuff?
[22:28] <teehee> how come after it shows a few ports and stuff then goes to a huge list of stuff with ports and stuff but no ip address or semi colons
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> Einherjer: jsu websearch what you need to know when you need to know it
[22:29] <Slart> joooe: hmm.. what happens if you just put a "echo It worked > /tmp/testfile" in the udev script? the file gets created?
[22:29] <MrUnagi> anyone know of a way to have multiple displays, but the secondary being a remote display over the network?
[22:29] <IdleOne> !wiki > Einherjer
[22:29] <alumno01> Hi, when i print with open office writer the upper margin configuration doesnt take effect and the document prints with upper margin 0
[22:29] <q__> .
[22:29] <thiebaude> Einherjer, search for ubuntu pocket guide
[22:30] <teehee> ActionParsnip: how come after it shows a few ports and stuff then goes to a huge list of stuff with ports and stuff but no ip address or semi colons
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> MrUnagi: you'd set up a dualhead system then use some technology to show the desktop of the other system. Why do you need the full desktop of the remote system?
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> teehee: not sure
[22:31] <mikunos1> ActionParsnip the  softreset failed error persist
[22:31] <teehee> i there any other way
[22:31] <mikunos1> how can I solve this problem?
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> MrUnagi: you will find 99% of the time it is extremely surplus and what is being performed can be done with a more graceful solution
[22:31] <MrUnagi> i dont need a full desktop per se, id like to set it up so that my old laptop server can display a secondary display to this laptop, so that i can put images on it from over the network
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> mikunos1: have you read any guides regarding ubuntu and yuo make/model?
[22:32] <mikunos1> in a website I have read that I can disable the ata module
[22:32] <mikunos1> not yet
[22:32] <joooe> Slart: it worked.
[22:32] <teehee> whats port triggering do i have to adjust that too
[22:32] <squidly> how do I check to see what version of a package is installed?
[22:32] <MrUnagi> ActionParsnip: any ideas?
[22:32] <bastidraZor> squidly: apt-cache policy packagename
[22:32] <squidly> bastidraZor: ty
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> MrUnagi: so like a slideshow on the remote systems display?
[22:32] <Resistol> anyone here know how to setup uvnc with sc?
[22:32] <MrUnagi> not really......a live secondary display to this pc
[22:33] <Slart> joooe: ok.. so the script is indeed run.. do you know if it's run as root? or as some kind of special user? who owns that testfile?
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> MrUnagi: but for what end? Is it for presentations or for media playing?
[22:33] <joooe> Slart: the testfile is owned by root
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> MrUnagi: most apps have web interfaces or can be easily configured using ssh or even x forwarding
[22:34] <Slart> joooe: does your script work when it's run as root?
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> MrUnagi: a full desktop is very rarely necessary
[22:34] <joooe> Slart: i'll try it
[22:34] <SealedWithAKiss> When I try to move a folder from /Desktop/ to /usr/share/amsn/skins I get a permission denied error, how come?
[22:34] <SealedWithAKiss> ActionParsnip, thanks for your last answer.
[22:35] <Einherjer> I downloaded the Ubuntu pocket book PDF, it appeard in my downlad list, but not anywere else, not on the desktop. Were do i find it?
[22:35] <SealedWithAKiss> ActionParsnip, regarding nautilus.
[22:35] <guntbert> SealedWithAKiss: ordinary users don't have write permissions beneath /usr
[22:35] <thiebaude> Einherjer, where did you save it to?
[22:35] <tisepti> what is the best channel to for questions on making .deb packages?
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> SealedWithAKiss: same with all apps that use X, sudo is not for gui apps and you WILL brewak file ownerships by using sudo
[22:36] <Einherjer> I just clicked save as i ordniarily do
[22:36] <Einherjer> Normaly it appears on my desktop
[22:36] <Einherjer> Not after i resently uppgraded thought
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> SealedWithAKiss: you can use sudo cp ~/Desktop/<whatever> /usr/share/amsn/skins/ too
[22:37] <thiebaude> Einherjer, you using firefox?
[22:37] <guntbert> SealedWithAKiss: so try (in terminal) sudo mv Desktop/<folder> /usr/share/amsn/skins
[22:37] <teehee> can i use ssh to connect to a port or something
[22:37] <Einherjer> Yes, im using firefox
[22:37] <brynjarh> for some reason g++3.4 isn't in the jaunty repositories, is it available from somewhere else?
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> !info gcc
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> !info g++
[22:37] <thiebaude> Einherjer, go into the firefox settings and see if you have save to the desktop
[22:38] <Einherjer> ok
[22:38] <joooe> Slart: the script obviously doesn't run as root
[22:38] <guntbert> Einherjer: open (in FF) the downloads page, right click on the file name and select "open containig folder"
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> brynjarh: if its a diffent version you can add a PPA with the different version in and install from that
[22:38] <hugo1> Hi I'm known on the forums as terabyte1
[22:39] <Einherjer> I tried, it directed me to the desktop, but it wasn't there
[22:39] <Slart> joooe: ok.. any suspicion why? you're not using relative links to your home folder?
[22:39] <thiebaude> Einherjer, i would save it to Home
[22:39] <brynjarh> ActionParsnip: how do I get the right PPA repository? or any PPA repository for that matter.
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> brynjarh: you can webseartch or use: http://ppa-search.appspot.com/
[22:40] <joooe> Slart: rsync: readlink_stat("/home/joe/.gvfs") failed: Permission denied (13) - I think that's the problem
[22:40] <Einherjer> I changed it so that it now downloads to home, and there it appears :D
[22:40] <Einherjer> Thanks
[22:40] <thiebaude> Einherjer, cool
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> Einherjer: i think it defaulting to Desktop is horrible
[22:40] <joooe> Slart: in the scrip i just use a normal rsync... what should i change?
[22:40] <Slart> joooe: yup.. I agree.. not really sure what to do about it though.. you might of course start the script using sudo -u joooo yourscript
[22:41] <Lappy> Is Bluey
[22:41] <Slart> joooe: I don't think it will require a password since you're running as root already
[22:41] <joooe> Slart: i'll try it
[22:41] <thiebaude> ActionParsnip, i agree, i couldn't imagine saving everything to the desktp
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> thiebaude: specially as there is a ~/Downloads folder
[22:42] <thiebaude> oh, yea
[22:43] <JKDSte> rawr
[22:45] <hugo1> there's a lot going on here
[22:46] <detrix> Hello everyone.  I have an ATI Radeon 9000 video card.   fglrx does not work with it.  is there another driver for it so it can do openGL DRI?
[22:46] <hugo1> no. i'm on Nvidia
[22:47] <thor> hi
[22:47] <hugo1> hi
[22:47] <thiebaude> !nvidia
[22:47] <hugo1> its ok its 770
[22:47] <joooe> Slart: now i get this: program '/home/joeDokumente/backup.sh' failed
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> !ati | detrix
[22:48] <hugo1> Many greets!
[22:48] <MFK> Hello all, I'm trying to set up a ubuntu box as a Quake 3 Dedicated server but I cannot figure out how to get the point release installed. Can anyone give me some guidance?
[22:48] <Slart> joooe: did you run it as "sudo -u joe /home/joeDokumente/backup.sh" ? or "sudo -u joe sh /home/joeDokumente/backup.sh" ?
[22:49] <Resistol> Is teamviewer the only free screen sharing app out there that is:  Unlimited free use, no router/ip setup needed, and no installation needed for helpdesk client?  I keep finding others that have 100 hour limits, or that require configuring/installing on the client side (awful idea)
[22:49] <Slart> joooe: the difference is the "sh"
[22:49] <hugo1> (sh)ell
[22:49] <joooe> Slart: without sh
[22:49] <Slart> joooe: try with the sh
[22:50] <JohnCorbeau> Resistol: you could try yuuguu
[22:51] <hugo1> every1 so busy - how do I learn anything here? I'm trying to pick up Ubuntu knowledge...
[22:51] <Resistol> JohnCorbeau, yuuguu's site says they have a 100minute limit
[22:51] <Resistol> unless the client signs up for it too...
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> joooe: if you chmod +x the file it will be seen as a binary, so you can omit sh
[22:51] <JohnCorbeau> Resistol: Hm ok, t's been a while since I used it
[22:51] <joooe> ActionParsnip: thanks, i forgot
[22:52] <sebsebseb> hugo1: What do you want to do in Ubuntu?
[22:52] <FlugHaffen> Im having some trouble with my ubuntu 9.04 install.  Grub goes to CLI and I dont know how to boot from there
[22:52] <hugo1> i'll come back when its less busy i think
[22:52] <MFK> Hello all, I'm trying to set up a ubuntu box as a Quake 3 Dedicated server but I cannot figure out how to get the point release installed. Can anyone give me some guidance?
[22:52] <sebsebseb> !guide | hugo1
[22:52] <sebsebseb> hugo1: Ubuntu Pocket Guide
[22:52] <hugo1> oh ok
[22:52] <hugo1> ta1
[22:53] <un|matrix> hi, is there an audio editor like Audacity that doesn't suck?
[22:53] <simcop2388> ok i've got a strange problem, just installed ubuntu onto a 160gb (142gb according to df) drive, there's 132gb free, apt errored out during the install of "tango-icon-theme" complaining that there is no free space, i can't figure out why
[22:53] <hugo1> I got the ubuntu book and Linux format and well i read the forums on ubuntu a lot
[22:53] <guntbert> hugo1: not to discourage you, but I've never seen less that 1300 people in here :-)
[22:53] <moochm> MFK: did you google linux point release for quake3
[22:54] <sebsebseb> un|matrix: I don't use audacity personally, but it's meant to be really good.
[22:54] <hugo1> Ha!
[22:54] <FlugHaffen> Im having some trouble with my ubuntu 9.04 install.  Grub goes to CLI and I dont know how to boot from there
[22:54] <MFK> mooch: I did, and i've followed a couple of guys, but have been unable to get it to work
[22:54] <sebsebseb> hugo1: there may be a lot of people in here, but  I haven't seen everyone in here,  chat in here
[22:54] <hugo1> thanks gunntbert goot day to you
[22:54] <un|matrix> sebsebseb: it's counterproductive... it annoys you with pointless things like sample rates and you have to open another instance of audacity just to downsample the rate... etc
[22:55] <moochm> MFK: mine is running but I'm trying to remember how I did it...
[22:55] <hugo1> lol sebsebseb
[22:55] <guntbert> hugo1: have fun with linux :-)
[22:56] <moochm> MFK: where did you d/l the server package
[22:56] <xim_> somehow my gtk-windows-decorator is set so that the area i can click around the border of a window to resize that window is only 1 pixel wide.  how can I change this? its really difficult to find and use
[22:56] <chris-dowle> i enabled file sharing on a folder, is it getting shared through NFS or SMB?
[22:56] <MFK> moochm: I only downloaded the point release from Quake Unity, I thought that was all i needed
[22:57] <ActionParsnip> chris-dowle: i'd imagine samba
[22:57] <hugo1> I do. I've been with SUSE since 6.1 then moved to Dapper Drake with Ubuntu and been with Ubuntu since
[22:57] <paneo1> Hi. I have installed Ubuntu in a computer. When I go to using internet, the connection is very slow.
[22:57] <stlsaint> bad isp maybe paneo1???
[22:58] <stlsaint> doubt its ubuntu...what driver for nic you using?
[22:58] <thiebaude> paneo1, you test your internet speed?
[22:58] <FlugHaffen> Im having some trouble with my ubuntu 9.04 install.  Grub goes to CLI and I dont know how to boot from there
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> FlugHaffen: did you install the server version>
[22:59] <Raydiation> hi i just removed my damaged xp disk and built in a new disk with a fresh xp install. i tried to get grub back by booting into a live cd and using chroot and grub-install /dev/sda && update-grub, but everytime i reboot i get grub error 17
[22:59] <moochm> MFK: what error are you seeing
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> !vnc > ActionParsnip
[22:59] <Raydiation> booting from sdb works, but sda fails
[22:59] <Raydiation> problem is that i cant change that in the bios
[22:59] <paneo1> No.
[22:59] <FlugHaffen> ActionParsnip, no
[22:59] <paneo1> stlsaint: No
[22:59] <paneo1> stlsaint: Because I can use the same DSL modem in another computer with Ubuntu.
[22:59] <thiebaude> !grub > Raydiation
[23:00] <hugo1> I loaded up Xchat and came here and #Fullcirclemagazine - which is cool
[23:00] <ActionParsnip> FlugHaffen: ok good so far, did you md5 check the iso you downloaded?
[23:00] <thiebaude> Raydiation, did you try that?
[23:00] <FlugHaffen> ActionPArsnip, no
[23:00] <stlsaint> paneo1, is this system that is slow and older model...and once again what are your drivers for modem?
[23:00] <Raydiation> thiebaude: i used a different one from the german wiki, but ill try that one
[23:00] <Raydiation> ty
[23:00] <Gnome64> FlugHaffen : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes/
[23:00] <ActionParsnip> FlugHaffen: go md5 check the iso, you have no idea that the iso  you downloaded is good and complete
[23:01] <thiebaude> Raydiation, no problem
[23:01] <MFK> moochm:after using the sh command to open the file it replies error cannot open
[23:01] <sebsebseb> hugo1: Have you browsed Synaptic to get an idea, of what kind of programs you can easilly install in Ubuntu?   that's a start
[23:01] <hugo1> ok bye all off to bed soon the - UK is wet and windy tonight!
[23:01] <thiebaude> hugo1, yea rainy here too
[23:02] <Gnome64> Let it rain! hugo1 !
[23:02] <hugo1> yes its great for the 4000 or so I want to load duh1
[23:02] <moochm> MFK: try chmod a+x <name of point release file>, then ./<name of point release file>
[23:02] <Raydiation> thiebaude: do i need to mount /dev/sda1 on which xp is installed to install grub on it?
[23:02] <Free-Lancer> How can i set wget to download a link only if the extension is .txt
[23:02] <Gnome64> MFK: You need to be in the directory of the file you want to run!
[23:02] <thiebaude> Raydiation, im not sure
[23:02] <hugo1> I'll be back tomorrow - thanks everyone!
[23:02] <sebsebseb> hugo1: the whole of the UK does not have the same weather :D
[23:02] <paneo1> stlsaint: I think it's something with 509x
[23:03] <hugo1> but in Northumberland its wet
[23:03] <ActionParsnip> hugo1: wet in leeds too
[23:03] <MFK> gnome: I'm such a newb to linux, how do i make sure i'm in that direcory?
[23:03] <JohnCorbeau> Free-Lancer: there an option for it, just rtfm  "man wget"
[23:03] <eeguy> ne1 familiar with xubuntu and ldap willing to take a crack at this, I would *greatly* appreciate it: http://paste.ubuntu.com/262749/
[23:03] <thiebaude> cloudy in manchester
[23:03] <hugo1> I like leeds
[23:03] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: your from USA
[23:03] <hugo1> and Manchester - days at the Twisted wheel
[23:03] <ActionParsnip> hugo1: jut had the huge carnival today :)
[23:03] <thiebaude> yea, i know, jk
[23:04] <wam> Hi, how can I find a process which causes a *lot* iowait? is there something like a iotop?
[23:04] <moochm> MFK: try 'pwd'
[23:04] <paneo1> stlsaint: I can connect me to internet, but when I make ping "google.com" the response is very slow.
[23:04] <Free-Lancer> In Salford its a tad on the wet side also
[23:04] <hugo1> Notting hill?
[23:04] <Gnome64> MFK: well, just copy the file to desktop and after that open a terminal and use the cd(change directory command) cd Desktop , after that run what the other guy said
[23:04] <thiebaude> offtopic, but thinking of manu beating arsenal
[23:04] <thiebaude> lol
[23:04] <hugo1> lol
[23:05] <dememtor> hy i cant create folders in a partion  i edit fstab i add some line but nothing:((
[23:05] <hugo1> if we had the motu playing for Newcastle we would win the cup
[23:05] <lucasarg> hey guys, im trying to install ubuntu from a pendrive to a netbook, ive setup my bios to boot from the usb but it doesnt do it, in my other computer i can boot from the pen ive created, any ideas whats wrong?
[23:05] <Gnome64> MFK: You should really read the Ubuntu documentation, otherwise it's unlikely to know how to deal with this OS the proper way.
[23:06] <hugo1> meow
[23:06] <angrycatty> hi
[23:06] <mycomputer> any software to reconnect to internet
[23:06] <sebsebseb> !ot |  hugo1
[23:06] <hugo1> erm
[23:06] <ActionParsnip> lucasarg: make sure the system is set to boot from usb properly
[23:07] <hugo1> that was a bot
[23:07] <stlsaint> paneo1, are you using proprietary drivers
[23:07] <thiebaude> bye guys see ya lata
[23:07] <sebsebseb> !bot |  hugo1
[23:07] <angrycatty> any1 knows how to install Mumble Server on Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[23:07] <xiphos> I have a launcher that I have created, and put in a bash command; bash -c "command". How do I make that command run as root?
[23:07] <hugo1> bye away myself in a min
[23:07] <mycomputer> any software to reconnect to internet
[23:07] <thiebaude> cheers
[23:07] <sebsebseb> angrycatty: what's that?
[23:07] <Gnome64> angrycatty: http://mumble.sourceforge.net/Installing_Mumble
[23:08] <sebsebseb> mycomputer: well your on the Internet right now aren't you?
[23:08] <paneo1> stlsaint: I haven't installed drivers.
[23:08] <sebsebseb> !details |  mycomputer
[23:08] <angrycatty> Mumble is an open source, low-latency, high quality voice chat software primarily intended for use while gaming
[23:08] <hugo1> Bye all that spoke to me cool channel!
[23:08] <angrycatty> bye hugo1
[23:08] <sebsebseb> angrycatty: so it's only made for Windows?
[23:08] <mycomputer> seseseb: i have often disconnect from internet i need software to reconnect itself
[23:08] <angrycatty> no, OSX and Linux too
[23:09] <sebsebseb> angrycatty: so install it in Ubuntu?
[23:09] <sebsebseb> mycomputer: ok well I don't know
[23:09] <mycomputer> sebsebseb: thans
[23:10] <SlickT10> Anyone had trouble with the express card slot giving cards an irq of zero
[23:10] <mycomputer> ubottu: i often disconnected from internet any software for reconnect itself
[23:10] <sebsebseb> !bot |  mycomputer
[23:11] <Raydiation> hm, im getting grub error 17 when trying to boot
[23:11] <Raydiation> what am i doning wrong?=
[23:11] <MFK> Gnome: since I still can't get this to work, it must be a sign that i should read the documentation you mentioned
[23:11] <sebsebseb> !grub |  Raydiation
[23:11] <Raydiation> sebsebseb: yep, doesnt help
[23:12] <Raydiation> i mount my ubuntu root partition (sdb) and install grub on sda
[23:12] <sebsebseb> Raydiation: did you google Grub error 17?
[23:12] <FlugHaffen> ActionParsnip, md5 checks out
[23:14] <FlugHaffen> can anybody help me?  I can't boot my fresh 9.04 install.  I keep getting sent to the grub CLI
[23:15] <sebsebseb> !gub |  FlugHaffen
[23:15] <stlsaint> paneo1, system>admin>hardware drivers
[23:15] <sebsebseb> !grub |  FlugHaffen
[23:15] <lostabeer> can ubuntu install rpm files?
[23:15] <Cpudan80> Follow the restore grub part FlugHaffen
[23:15] <sebsebseb> !alien |  lostabeer
[23:15] <FlugHaffen> thanks
[23:16] <Cpudan80> FlugHaffen: Strange that GRUB went nutty after the initial install -- what's your setup?
[23:16] <lostabeer> oh ok thanks
[23:16] <sebsebseb> FlugHaffen: well it might not exactly have a solution, but  re installing Grub could possibily help
[23:16] <sebsebseb> lostabeer: most Linux programs you can also  get from source
[23:16] <sebsebseb> lostabeer: what do you want to install?
[23:17] <lostabeer> sun java
[23:17] <FlugHaffen> Cpudan, i had 9.04 a while back and it worked just fine.  I dont know what happened
[23:17] <paneo1> stlsaint: "Hardware drivers" show nothing
[23:17] <sebsebseb> lostabeer: you don't need a RPM for that, since you can install it from the Ubuntu repo
[23:17] <Cpudan80> FlugHaffen: hrm... odd
[23:17] <FlugHaffen> Cpudan80, the only difference is a different .iso but it checked out
[23:17] <lostabeer> oh ok thanks sebsebseb
[23:18] <sebsebseb> lostabeer: ok no probs
[23:18] <Lappy> Thank you everyone for helping me with Ubuntu. especially Bluey who helped me debug my Internet!
[23:20] <eeguy> if anyone can help me out, I'd greatly appreciate it.. I'm at my wits end. This is formatted better, sorry for the last one: http://paste.ubuntu.com/262759/   Thanks in advance
[23:20] <Pizik> Is there no way to stop the launcher icons on the gnome panel moving when you change resolutions for a game?
[23:21] <Q-FUNK> hi! I'd need help debuging an /etc/inittab recipe that works on Debian, but fails once converted to an upstarts /etc/events.d/ recipe.  could anyone help me?
[23:21] <stlsaint> paneo1, sounds like either isp or old system
[23:22] <paneo1> stlsaint: Yes
[23:27] <chris-dowle> how do i burn .img files in ubuntu
[23:27] <FlugHaffen> i tried reinstalling grub but i dont think it worked.  I got a strange response.
[23:28] <Andorin> I'm starting to learn C++ and according to the book I'm consulting, I need a compiler. Does Ubuntu come with one by default, and if so, how do I access it? (Or do I just use Text Editor to write code and ./configure and make to compile?)
[23:28] <sukuri> I'm trying to install simplescaler and am having some issues doing it. Is there anyone here using Ubuntu 9.04 x64 edition that has simplescalar and would be willing to help me?
[23:29] <FlugHaffen> can someone take a look at this? http://pastebin.com/m6f7dd75
[23:29] <xylox> Andorin, install build-essential package and geany is one ide tha i would recommend
[23:30] <TheFly> Hey guys, I'm trying to use ethtools to set my eth0 to 10mbps half-duplex, ive issued (sudo ethtool -s eth0 speed 10 duplex half) but it doesnt seem to take...
[23:30] <Andorin> xylox: Thanks.
[23:30] <sebsebseb> chris-dowle: I think you might need to convert them to ISO first
[23:33] <Andorin> xylox: Does geany support the ANSI standard?
[23:34] <rayne> Is there a plugin for Rhythm box that allows it to identify untagged music?
[23:35] <xylox> Andorin, it supports c and c++, if that's what you mean
[23:36] <rayne> Is there a plugin for Rhythm box that allows it to identify unidentified music?
[23:36] <Punkx> Someone please tell me know if I can boot the live cd for PXE? able to install the Ubuntu 8.04 alternate
[23:36] <tisepti> if i have a local .deb package that i want to install with gdebi can i put its dependencies in the same folder (or otherwise specify where dependencies should be gotten in a place that is not online)
[23:36] <Guest522> hi, does anybody have a home webserver here?
[23:36] <helpee> hola
[23:37] <helpee> Guest522: just ask your question bro
[23:37] <Gouda> Hola! ¿como estas hoy?
[23:37] <helpee> tisepti: use dpkg in a terminal
[23:37] <scunizi> tisepti: if it's a deb then the package manager should recognize what dependancies are needed and download them at the same time as the install.
[23:37] <Guest522> ok, well ive just put ubuntu on a home tower, i have just worked out how to login to my netgear router, and was wondering about port forwarding
[23:37] <haciamuchoquenoe> hi. I have a little question about fixed ip. Well I have conf ip fixed (192.168.1.100) but I want change only the servers of resolv dns and don't change the ip?
[23:38] <Guest522> do i port forwad the server ip, in the http:
[23:38] <scunizi> Guest522: what about it?
[23:38] <Guest522> ?
[23:38] <aylusarn> Andorin: gcc.gnu.org is the GNU Compiler Collection homepage, pretty sure it supports ANSI standard
[23:38] <Gouda> You have to open ports up in your iptables file
[23:38] <scunizi> Guest522: ah.. you're running a http server?
[23:38] <haciamuchoquenoe> and fixed ip set with networkmanager gnome
[23:38] <Guest522> a home webserver
[23:38] <Guest522> to run a few websites from
[23:38] <helpee> Guest522: you need to state what you want to do...
[23:39] <Dulak> Guest522: your ISP doesn't block port 80 inbound on your network?
[23:39] <scunizi> Guest522: yep.. same thing.. be aware that most ISP's block port 80 on home internet service.. you might need to use something like DynDNS.com
[23:39] <Guest522> need to forward the port from the machine to my router
[23:39] <Guest522> and not 100% how to
[23:39] <helpee> Guest522: you need to configure that in your router.  portforward.com
[23:39] <scunizi> Guest522: works the other way around.. you need to forward port 80 to your webserver
[23:39] <SerialKiller> what is a good mmo fps for jaunty??
[23:39] <Guest522> ryt,
[23:40] <Guest522> either way im not 100% sure how to do it
[23:40] <Guest522> im loged into my router now, what exactly do i need to do?
[23:40] <p4n1ck> hi
[23:40] <helpee> Guest522: read the site I gave you
[23:40] <scunizi> Guest522: is your server getting it's IP automatically from your router? if so you'll need to make it static
[23:40] <Etu> Hey dudes :)
[23:40] <FlugHaffen> im even having problems with the autosupergrub disk
[23:40] <lostabeer> i guys can i have both openjdk and sun java6 jdk installed together?
[23:40] <helpee> FlugHaffen: just ask your question...
[23:40] <Guest522> i can make it a static ip adress
[23:40] <Guest522> ive worked that bit out
[23:40] <helpee> lostabeer: yeah
[23:40] <scunizi> lostabeer: you can but look bor problems
[23:41] <lostabeer> ooo okok~
[23:41] <Inuyasha10121> Hey, I was wondering if someone could help me properly partition my drive.  I need to know what the / extension is for swap
[23:41] <helpee> lostabeer: you shouldn't have problems...
[23:41] <Etu> I run ubuntu and conkeror, and I try to configure my conkeror in the .conkerorrc file, but it does not works...
[23:41] <helpee> !multijava | lostabeer
[23:41] <Guest522> could i pm somebody that could help me? im getting confussed in this room
[23:41] <Guest522> please
[23:41] <scunizi> Guest522: then in the router, typically in the "Game" section is where you forward tcp/ip port 80 to the ip of your server
[23:41] <helpee> !pm | Guest522
[23:41] <Guest522> ok
[23:41] <FlugHaffen> helpee, i installed 9.04.  grub sends me to a CLI and i cant boot.  I tried reinstalling grub and got some errors.  I tried autosupergrub and it didnt work
[23:41] <helpee> Guest522: did you visit portforward.com yet?  This isn't an ubuntu issue.  It's a configuration setting on your router.
[23:42] <Guest522> ive tryed protforward
[23:42] <SerialKiller> does anyone play mmo's ??
[23:42] <Guest522> and got even more confussed
[23:42] <helpee> !doesn't work | FlugHaffen
[23:42] <SerialKiller> brb
[23:42] <tisepti> scunizi: i need to do this on an offline system - thus i will need to have all dependencies downloaded ahead of time; i know some can be found on the install disk - but how do i provide the ones that are not
[23:42] <helpee> Guest522: well it's in english.  Sit down and read it.  Or read your router's documentation.
[23:42] <rayne> Is there a plugin or a way for Rhythmbox to allow it to identify untagged music?
[23:42] <hou5ton> Any ideas as to why sometimes when I boot up, the sound works, and other times, like now, it doesn't?
[23:42] <helpee> tisepti: use dpkg like I said
[23:42] <Gouda> I was about to say the same thing helpee.
[23:42] <Guest522> i tryed to read it
[23:43] <Guest522> i got into my netgear vertion
[23:43] <Guest522> and http
[23:43] <FlugHaffen> helpee, let me bring up the specific error i get from auto super grub
[23:43] <Guest522> and doesnt really say much from there
[23:43] <Gouda> Google is your friend
[23:43] <tisepti> helpee: how do i provide the dependencies for dpkg ?
[23:43] <helpee> tisepti: dpkg -i foo.deb dep1.deb dep2.deb ...
[23:43] <scunizi> tisepti: there is a way for the package manager to tell you what dependancies you need without installing them.  Download from a different computer and place them in the same location that "Apt" typically puts downloads.. sorry I don't know much more.
[23:44] <helpee> Guest522: you want to run a server yet you don't want to read documentation :/
[23:44] <scunizi> !aptoncd | tisepti
[23:44] <Guest522> i chucked the router docs away =( ?
[23:44] <helpee> Guest522: have you heard of google?
[23:45] <bkevan> helpee: What's this google thing you speak of
[23:45] <Guest522> ive tryed on on a manual on portforward.com
[23:45] <Dulak> It's a lotta zeroes
[23:45] <Guest522> but, im stuck on Server IP Address
[23:45] <Guest522> would this be the machine ip
[23:45] <scunizi> when you go there it says "Bing"!
[23:45] <Guest522> or the router ip?
[23:45] <helpee> bkevan: I found a link to google once on yahoo but was too scared to click, not sure!
[23:45] <scunizi> Guest522: server
[23:46] <bkevan> helpee: Yeah.. might not be safe.. jk
[23:46] <Dulak> Hey let me google that on bing, sounds handy.
[23:46] <Guest522> server... machine u mean
[23:46] <Guest522> ?
[23:46] <scunizi> yes
[23:46] <Guest522> ok
[23:46] <FlugHaffen> helpee, wanna take a look? http://pastebin.com/mcae0d81
[23:46] <Guest522> and this wold be
[23:46] <Guest522> Your IP Address is 82.32.200.81
[23:46] <Guest522> ?
[23:46] <Gouda> It sounds to me like someone is way in over their head and need to go learn some basics of networking and terminology before tackling a task like setting up a webserver
[23:47] <scunizi> Guest522: nope.. that's not it.. should be something like 192.168.0.xxx
[23:47] <Guest522> ok
[23:47] <helpee> FlugHaffen: not sure.  Have you tried using the grub prompt to install grub manually?  Also try #grub to figure out what the errors mean
[23:47] <Guest522> i try that
[23:47] <Guest522> and get this error Server IP address cannot be router's LAN IP address.
[23:47] <FlugHaffen> helpee, i did try the grub prompt but ill try in the grub channel thanks
[23:47] <scunizi> then you entered the wrong address Guest522
[23:48] <Guest522> but, i login to the router via http://192.168.1.1/start.htm
[23:48] <Guest522> so thats gotta be the ip
[23:48] <Guest522> ?
[23:49] <scunizi> Guest522: nope.. that's the routers address.. your machine is in the same range but the last number is different.
[23:49] <Guest522> 1 Web Server 80 80 192.168.1.2
[23:49] <Guest522> so thats right
[23:49] <Guest522> i managed to get that bit
[23:49] <rymo_> I found the http://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwitchingToUbuntu/FromLinux/RedHatEnterpriseLinuxAndFedora page today -
[23:49] <rymo_> I think "apt-cache search" is a better equivalent to "yum search" than the given "apt-cache show" -- I'm tempted to make a wiki edit right now but figured I should check with an apt-cache expert first?
[23:49] <scunizi> Guest522: might be.. where did you get that info?
[23:49] <wasutton3> hey i am trying to get my apache to link up to my cups server and i dont get the same graphics that i do in localhost:631, my httpd file is here http://pastebin.com/m11a67e75
[23:50] <joker_> Anyone eard of a way t synchronise icecast streams? I have multiple clients pluggued trough my house and I'd like them to be synchronised. Right now, each one plays slightly out of sinc (bout a second or two) and I'd like every room to play in sync.
[23:50] <un|matrix> is there an audio editor for linux that doesn't suck? (you can't say audacity)
[23:50] <haciamuchoquenoe> bye
[23:50] <joker_> un|matrix: audacity?
[23:51] <scunizi> joker_: don't the machines cache some of the stream a little.. if so it'll be a nightmare to sync them
[23:51] <un|matrix> joker_: no because it sucks
[23:51] <Guest522> scunizi: clicked start, rightclicked on wireless network conections, status then clicked support
[23:51] <joker_> scunizi: yeah, I guess the problem resides in buffering but there's got to be a way to sync that?
[23:51] <FlugHaffen> think the grub channel is empty
[23:51] <joker_> un|matrix: yeah well, thats what I use... Works pretty much well for what I need
[23:52] <FlugHaffen> !grub
[23:52] <scunizi> Guest522: if that was done on the server machine then it sounds right.
[23:52] <scunizi> joker_: beyond me
[23:52] <rymo_> yum search == apt-cache search != apt-cache show ... anybody disagree?
[23:52] <un|matrix> joker_: how do you glue together two tracks that have different sample rates then?
[23:52] <Guest522> so nowok
[23:53] <Guest522> ok, so now thats me done?
[23:53] <scunizi> Guest522: are you trying to get to the server from inside your lan?
[23:53] <Guest522> yes
[23:53] <Guest522> but, i want other people to be able to access my server
[23:53] <scunizi> Guest522:  then just open a browser and type the ip address.. like 192.168.1.2:80
[23:54] <Gouda> Scunizi. That won't test whether people on the outside can access it
[23:54] <Gouda> He needs to put in his public ip address with port 80 to see if people on the outside can access it
[23:54] <ozone89> knock knock
[23:54] <scunizi> Gouda: of course not.. he's setting up port forwarding and then trying to test access from inside the lan.. not going to work that way.. you're right though.. he's over his head
[23:55] <Gouda> Pretty much
[23:55] <Guest522> 192.168.1.2:80 doesnt do anything
[23:55] <Guest522> except try and load
[23:55] <scunizi> Guest522: try  http://192.168.1.2:80
[23:55] <Gouda> have you even setup apache yet guest?
[23:55] <arand> FlugHaffen: the e2fs_stage1_5 file are in the /boot/grub/ directory on my jaunty install, do you know if grub is installed correctly on the filesystem itself?
[23:56] <Guest522> i used ubuntu
[23:56] <Guest522> doesnt that work
[23:56] <Guest522> btw
[23:56] <Guest522> im using mylaptop
[23:56] <Guest522> but i want to connect to my desktop
[23:56] <ozone89> may anybody help me?
[23:56] <scunizi> Gouda: GOOD QUESTION!  wish I had thought of that
[23:56] <Guest522> so
[23:56] <Guest522> how would people from the outside world be able to connect?
[23:56] <FlugHaffen> arand, i dont know if it is installed correctly.  I tried reinstalling it and it seemed not to work
[23:56] <Gouda> Wow ok...you are way in over your head guest522. If you are using your machine to host a webpage, you need to setup Apache first. if you didnt know what that was then you need to go do some research and reading on how to setup a webserver before coming in here
[23:57] <arquebus> ozone89- with what?
[23:57] <Guest522> well
[23:57] <Guest522> acctualy
[23:57] <Guest522> i installed cpane;
[23:57] <Guest522> and it does it for me
[23:57] <mechdave> ozone89, Just ask your question, if we know the answer we will reply :)
[23:57] <FloodBot3> Guest522: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:57] <Guest522> cpanel*
[23:57] <scunizi> that's not a web server
[23:57] <arand> FlugHaffen: so you aren't able to boot into the system where grub are supposed to be installed?
[23:57] <joker_> un|matrix: sry, I was afk for a minute there. As for your question, I copy paste and it works fine irrc?
[23:57] <ozone89> arquebus: with setting up a dual head on a t30...
[23:58] <un|matrix> joker_: well yeah it screws up the speed that way
[23:58] <FlugHaffen> arand, when i try to boot into the system grub sends me to a CLI and i dont know how to boot from there
[23:58] <arquebus> ozone89-dual head?
[23:58] <joker_> un|matrix: what if you open the two, resample one of them and copy#paste
[23:58] <ozone89> arquebus: yup, I have a radeon 7500 mobility
[23:58] <un|matrix> joker_: won't let me open 2 instances
[23:59] <Guest522> so, basicaly im on my own
[23:59] <Gouda> Guest522. You are way in over your capability of setting up a webserver. I think you need to go do lots of reading or pay someone to set it up for you
[23:59] <joker_> un|matrix: can't you open 2 tracks in one audacity instance?
[23:59] <arand> FlugHaffen: try this command from that command line: find /boot/grub/stage1
[23:59] <un|matrix> joker_: also i don't know how to resample it... it's so damn anti-intuitive
[23:59] <arquebus> ozone89- dont know anything about it
[23:59] <ozone89> arquebus: it just clones my screen, but I'd like a spanned desktop with different resolutions
[23:59] <ozone89> arquebus: oh, thanks anyway