[00:00] <Gnea> r3l1c: could you please pastebin the whole error?
[00:00] <vigo> !pastebin
[00:00] <r3l1c> sure thing
[00:00] <Bluey> scroll bck I said:  private message ok?  and you never responed....
[00:00] <Jason86> that probably means they're updating it to Opera 10
[00:00] <danbhfyvito> cmp_: you should work with others if you can.  I've never used evolution myself...
[00:00] <MoCKeR> hola
[00:00] <Supersaiyan_IV> Jason86, yep
[00:00] <MoCKeR> español
[00:00] <cmp_> Lint, I only want to setup my email with evolution
[00:01] <Guest35919> ok, ill try this one, anyone know a chat group where i can get some help with XDMCP or remote login?
[00:01] <Jason86> supersaiyan_iv: thanks
[00:01] <linus> hello i get an segmentation fault whenever i do any commands in the terminal HELP??
[00:02] <Gnea> linus: please pastebin output of dmesg command
[00:02] <linus> it just says segmentation fault
[00:02] <cratchit> is there a way to check what options were used to compile the ImageMagick package?  I need to know if lcms in included.
[00:02] <linus> ok hold on'
[00:03] <jikuty> is this the complete list of packages installed in ubuntu-minimal? --> http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/ubuntu-minimal
[00:03] <Gnea> linus: is it a laptop or tower?
[00:03] <linus> laptop
[00:03] <linus> just updated it.
[00:03] <Gnea> !pastebin | linus
[00:03] <Gnea> linus: please don't pm me with paste again.
[00:04] <linus> oh sorry
[00:04] <Gnea> np
[00:04] <billy_maze> Does anyone know the repository that holds linux-image-2.6.27-11 ?
[00:04] <paxton00> Has anybody received an error like this while doing a sudo command:    $ sudo apt-get update   Sorry, try again. Sorry, try again. Sorry, try again. sudo:3 incorrect password attemps.
[00:04] <linus> http://paste.ubuntu.com/264079/
[00:04] <linus> here is the pastebin
[00:04] <empty> Hello, any suggestions what I need to install to get decent flash support? The one that comes preinstalled is really crappy. :)
[00:04] <kazorin> Gnea: Still no sound. Though when I pull a cat for my asound modules, it should snd_usb_audio under 0.
[00:05] <linus> whenever i do anything in the terminal i get a segmentation fault.... its weird
[00:05] <Gouda> Paxton: Are you typing in your password correctly?
[00:05] <trothigar> empty, expand please
[00:05] <Gnea> linus: okay, that's only 7 lines. need the whole thing, please. can you install the pastebinit program?
[00:05] <linus> i will try
[00:05] <paxton00> Gouda: Doesn't ask for password
[00:05] <Bluey> empty are you try to make a bootable usb flash drive?
[00:05] <Gnea> kazorin: what about cat /proc/asound/cards?
[00:05] <Gouda> What are you logged in under on your machine?
[00:06] <trothigar> Bluey, I think he is talking about (adobe) flash
[00:06] <paxton00> Gouda: as the default sudo user
[00:06] <Gouda> Weird. I have never had that problem before
[00:06] <kazorin> Gnea: 0 [Default] USB-Audio - C-Media USB Headphone Set. Gives me an at usb-0000 addy and says full speed.
[00:06] <Bluey> troth -- that's why I asked -- wsn't sure - thanks for clarification
[00:07] <paxton00> Gouda: The system was originally set to authenticate against AD. Tried to undo it.
[00:07] <linus> i cant install paste bin but here is the link again
[00:07] <linus> http://paste.ubuntu.com/264081/
[00:07] <theatro> linus, have you rebooted after the update? are you running jaunty?
[00:07] <linus> with the whole dmesg
[00:07] <trothigar> Bluey, well  he's not talking :(
[00:07] <linus> yes i rebooted and i am running jaunty
[00:07] <Bluey> troth - indeed - nor is cmp ---
[00:07] <Please_Help> is it normal with remote login using xdmcp to not be able to connect to host without the host loggin in locally?
[00:07] <paxton00> Gouda: I backtracked all of my original steps.
[00:08] <Lint> how can I remove a package no longer in repository?
[00:08] <empty> trothigar Bluey , Sorry, hehe, iam trying to get better flashsupport in firefox, that one that comes installed it really bad.
[00:08] <Gouda> Not sure man. I am fairly new to Linux myself
[00:08] <Please_Help> apt-get autoremove id think
[00:08] <linus> synaptic pakage manager wont open and  apt-get segfaults in terminal
[00:08] <Gouda> I would try googling it. I'm sure someone else has had the same problem
[00:08] <empty> I got great flashsupport before, but now I cant remember..
[00:08] <paxton00> No luck.
[00:08] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, sudo apt-get install pavdevchooser
[00:08] <Bluey> empty I've had no problems with that -- but I notice I have to restart ff everyso ften when flash gets stuck
[00:09] <paxton00> thanks anyway.
[00:09] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, the reroute audio from any audio source to any viable output
[00:09] <Supersaiyan_IV> then*
[00:09] <kazorin> supersaiyan_iv: and what is that? O_o Sorry, I'm new still.
[00:09] <theatro> linus, so just to see if I get it right, segfault only happens when you use sudo?
[00:09] <trothigar> empty, details of graphics card and how you got flash installed please
[00:09] <linus> it happens whenever i do anything,
[00:09] <Gnea> kazorin: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=3911542&postcount=3
[00:09] <linus> let me check if its just sudo
[00:09] <Stunts> hey so there isnt a way to change the refresh rate that the kernel tried to use when booting from grub?
[00:09] <kazorin> supersaiyan_iv: Couldn't find package anyways.
[00:09] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, you seem to have issues with getting the C-media headset working, i have an identical one
[00:09] <Supersaiyan_IV> sry typo
[00:10] <Lint> how can I remove a package no longer in repository?
[00:10] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, sudo apt-get install padevchooser  **
[00:10] <linus> it seems so
[00:10] <kazorin> Gnea: That's actually the first fix I tried. It didn't seem to work.
[00:11] <Bluey> lint - have you tried dpkg -r ?
[00:11] <Gnea> linus: is that a EEEpc?
[00:11] <linus> no
[00:11] <Please_Help> is my writing invidible? starting to wonder if im just talking to myself and xchat is broken. lint if you can read this i think apt-get install -f to see missing packages etc
[00:11] <anqee|home> Is there a free equivalent to The cisco VPN client?
[00:11] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, after it installs, run it, you'll have a tray icon → click it → go to volume control → under playback → there are choices for each audio source → move stream → C-Media USB Headphone Set
[00:11] <Gnea> !info vpnc
[00:12] <Lint> Please_Help, I'm  afraid no
[00:12] <trothigar> Please_Help, it might be invidible :P, but I can see it :)
[00:12] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, this way you can reroute audio any way you want
[00:12] <Gnea> linus: okay, what is it?
[00:12] <anqee|home> Gnea ^^, thnx
[00:12] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, you will be able to do the same for flash videos too
[00:12] <linus> asus f8sp laptop
[00:12] <Gnea> anqee|home: cheers
[00:12] <Please_Help> lol, good to know im not mad
[00:12] <kazorin> supersaiyan_iv: Under the playback tab all I see is System Sounds.
[00:12] <Supersaiyan_IV> i see
[00:13] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, run music
[00:13] <theatro> linus, pastebin the output of ltrace sudo apt-get update
[00:13] <Gnea> linus: have you installed lm-sensors?
[00:13] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, run anything that plays audio, the desired thing you want to do
[00:13] <Lint> Bluey, dpkg gives a warning that a package is broken and need to be reinstalled; than removal script gives an error and operation fails
[00:13] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, it will appear above system sounds
[00:13] <Bluey> lint ouch!
[00:13] <linus> just never mind im going back to gentoo
[00:13] <kazorin> supersaiyan_iv: And it works! Woot. Thanks/
[00:13] <burf> hey what languages available in linux (pref. cross platform) are visual (GUI based) that allow for creating desktop apps? thx
[00:13] <Please_Help> install -f has always fixed broken stuff for me so far
[00:13] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, kickass
[00:14] <kazorin> supersaiyan_iv: Will I have to manually change it for everything, everytime? :/
[00:14] <kansan> my ubuntu jaunty installation has just frozen (and i just installed it from scratch).  prior to installing; it did this as well;  is there any way to figure out WHY?  and how to fix it?
[00:14] <Gnea> burf: GTK
[00:14] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, it remembers your choice for the specific application
[00:14] <trothigar> kansan, at what point
[00:14] <Gnea> kansan: can you pastebin the output of dmesg?
[00:14] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, this way you have freedom to reroute music to speakers and skype to headset
[00:14] <burf> gtk?
[00:14] <kansan> trothigar, sorry it DID install but now its freezing when i try to use it
[00:15] <kansan> Gnea, absoultely one sec
[00:15] <Gnea> !gtk
[00:15] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, or any desired setup
[00:15] <kazorin> supersaiyan_iv: Would there be a way to disable my intel ich5? Because I don't have anything BUT my headset that I use.
[00:15] <trothigar> Gnea, all yours, I'm off to bed
[00:15] <Lint> cmp_, are you absolutely required to use Evolution for your mail? I would definitely not recommend it
[00:15] <Gnea> trothigar: nite
[00:15] <burf> i thought Gimp was the photoshop clone
[00:15] <Please_Help> well, gonna throw my question out again and hope it hits someone, anyone used remote login and if so can you login WITHOUT first login in on the host machine locally, ie run xdmcp on host from gdm, or even just the console
[00:15] <Gnea> burf: it is.
[00:16] <cmp_> why lint,
[00:16] <burf> burf googles GTK
[00:16] <Gnea> burf: but the GUI is written using GTK.
[00:16] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, nope but you can try going to 'Output Devices' tab and checking C-media as default
[00:16] <Gnea> burf: gimp was the first app using GTK, that's why it's called GTK.
[00:16] <Lint> cmp_, it's cludgy and buggy
[00:16] <SlickT10> hey guys, some how I messed up grub, whats an easy way to reinstall grub from live cd?
[00:16] <Supersaiyan_IV> kazorin, or just mute ich5 in gnome's volume control
[00:16] <Gnea> !grub | SlickT10
[00:17] <cmp_> then what could replace it  lint, ?
[00:17] <SlickT10> !grub
[00:17] <Please_Help> btw before anyone tells me to google it, i have, and cant find a simple answer. seems like a simple question for anyone thats used remote login or xdmcp surely
[00:17] <Gnea> SlickT10: see the first URL there
[00:17] <Gnea> Please_Help: can't answer without a question.
[00:17] <_empty> Bluey: apt-get install flashplugin-installer did the trick!
[00:17] <Lint> cmp_, try Thunderbird or kmail/kontact if you need calendar & organizer stuff
[00:17] <Please_Help> have asked the question bout 4 times gnea, lol
[00:18] <stercor> I'm in firestarter and the event log indicates that there are many blocked connections, most coming from eth0.  I've changed the inbound rules to allow connections from 192.168.1.101 (eth0) but firestarter still blocks.  What can I do to keep from getting all these "events" or does it matter?
[00:18] <Please_Help> well, gonna throw my question out again and hope it hits someone, anyone used remote login and if so can you login WITHOUT first login in on the host machine locally, ie run xdmcp on host from gdm, or even just the console
[00:18] <Gnea> Please_Help: don't care, was busy helping others, please repeat.
[00:18] <joaopinto> Please_Help, please STOP repeating
[00:18] <Gnea> Please_Help: that's a rather vague question, could you please clarify exactly what you're trying to do?
[00:18] <Gnea> joaopinto: enough.
[00:19] <Please_Help> only did cos gnea asked me to
[00:19] <Please_Help> can i pm u gnea?
[00:19] <Gnea> no.
[00:19] <Gnea> please answer the question here, now.
[00:20] <cmp_> how to install this application Lint?
[00:20] <joaopinto> Please_Help, you want to remotely login using XDMCP, is that your problem ?
[00:20] <Please_Help> ok, well i setup xdmcp loging in from my other ubuntu install to this one but i can only see the host and login in remotely when the host computer has first been logged in (locally), is this normal?
[00:21] <Lint> cmp_, use System->Administration->Synaptic Package Manager -or- Install|Remove in 'Application' menu
[00:21] <Gnea> Please_Help: not sure - did you set it to accept remote connections?
[00:21] <cxo> My computer has a Core 2 Duo, should I use 64bit or 32bit Ubuntu?
[00:21] <kansan> is memtest on the ubuntu live or altenrate cd?
[00:21] <joaopinto> Please_Help, no, that is not the expected behavior, you should be able to login remotely withoyt any user logged in, assuming gdm was started
[00:21] <Please_Help> yes, it works fine once im logged into any session on the host
[00:21] <mattmatteh> kansan, thought i saw it on the livecd i just had booted
[00:21] <Gnea> !xdmcp | Please_Help (and have you read this?)
[00:22] <joaopinto> cxo, you can use 64 bits, it's your choice
[00:22] <teehee> does avidemux support any video file
[00:22] <Gnea> teehee: not all, but many.
[00:22] <teehee> where can i find out what it supports
[00:22] <Please_Help> i followed a guide, setup in the gdm login manager exactly as described
[00:22] <Gnea> teehee: oh its website
[00:22] <burf> gnea - but its not a program like visual studio that you can write sofwtare with right? its more a set of libraries that you can use your programming language to take advantage of, like dlls and plugins? is that right?
[00:22] <Gnea> Please_Help: which guide?
[00:23] <cxo> joaopinto, will I have any problem setting it up or is the software just the same to setup like in the 32bit version?
[00:23] <cmp_> i have found so many with (Thunderbird) in the list     can you tell me which one i should choose lint?
[00:23] <Gnea> burf: it's based off of C, and it's a set of shared libraries.
[00:23] <joaopinto> cxo, it's the same software
[00:23] <Please_Help> i forget, went thru a load and set all the right tickboxes in the gdm to enalbe it, and it does work, just not when no user is logged, cant understand it
[00:23] <Gnea> burf: there are C++ extensions as well.
[00:24] <Please_Help> just looked at the link u said, did look thru that guide too.
[00:24] <cmp_> well, i choosed kmail as its easy to find it  Lint,
[00:25] <proq> how do I change my default screen program from the odd program that asks to choose a color, back to the regular unix nohup screen tool?
[00:25] <burf> oh i see now - thx
[00:25] <Gnea> Please_Help: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=426269
[00:25] <mattmatteh> anyone know if nouveau is on the livecd ?
[00:25] <cmp_> just i will be needing you to help my for setting it up,   do you mind Lint?
[00:25] <burf> sorry had me confused - i thought it was an IDE i could use
[00:25] <Gnea> burf: cheers
[00:25] <SlickT10> i tried reinstalling grub, but for some reason it still stops at "grub _" with the _ flashing
[00:25] <Please_Help> tx, ill have a look
[00:25] <SlickT10> whats wrong?
[00:25] <Gnea> burf: nope, i don't think there is an IDE for it... like I said, it's just C/C++
[00:26] <Lint> now package manager is totally f*ing broken
[00:26] <teehee> thnx guys
[00:26] <Please_Help> have tried the multipe option too, hasnt made a difference
[00:26] <Gnea> SlickT10: reinstalling? did you follow the fix-grub url?
[00:26] <Gnea> o.O
[00:26] <SlickT10> Gnea: yes I did
[00:26] <eyore15> anyone have experience with the system76 starling netbook?
[00:27] <SlickT10> still stops at GRUB
[00:27] <SlickT10> GRUB _ rather
[00:27] <Please_Help> can i start xdmcp server from tty1 at the login screen?
[00:29] <burf> i suppose im looking for an ide and language that i can learn and run on linux as similar to VB as possible for creating desktop apps - uppose i better look up as many languages as possible - dont mind learning a new one - but not C or C++
[00:29] <burf> not cos its hard, but cos its ott
[00:29] <proq> ott?
[00:30] <Flannel> burf: Gambas is sort of similar in the point and click sort of thing.  You might look into learning something like python though, which allows you to create GUIs rather easily (lots of tools to output the code for the GUI)
[00:31] <Orpheus> burf try mono or netbeans they are very close to visual studio and they expandable
[00:32] <proq> !emacs
[00:32] <burf> i thought python had no gui, its like a terminal window
[00:32] <burf> sorry ott - over teh top
[00:32] <thiebaude> !python
[00:32] <Ammo> Alright. I finally got around to getting ubuntu
[00:33] <proq> what does python have to do with gui or lack thereof?
[00:33] <cmp_> Lint, how do i must set it up ?
[00:33] <proq> python, c, visual basic, etc. are all written in source code
[00:33] <Kapace> hello, where are the packages downloaded to when using apt-get install
[00:33] <Ammo> But my network card will not come up as detected on my laptop, is there anyone that can help me? Right now Im doing the live off the disk option, and debating installing based on this.
[00:33] <Orpheus> burf: i am a newbie and python is very good
[00:33] <Flannel> Kapace: /var/cache/apt/
[00:33] <burf> well if i wanna create a desktop application that connects toa db and outputs the data into a listview or simiar control i cant do that if its a text based language with n GUI can i?
[00:33] <Kapace> Flannel, thanks
[00:33] <proq> burf: if you mean gui bindings, python has pygtk and others
[00:33] <Lint> cmp_, what do you mean?
[00:34] <burf> granted i only had a quick look at a python tut. but i took it as a scripting language
[00:34] <Nimo> if i upgrade ubuntu will i loss my previous files
[00:34] <Nimo> ?/
[00:34] <burf> im looking to create desktop applications not scripts
[00:34] <Lint> Nimo, you should use alternate installer to upgrade
[00:35] <Nimo> what is it????
[00:35] <thiebaude> !backup
[00:35] <cmp_> i want to set up the Kmail, and i dont know why its not sending properly
[00:35] <Gnea> burf: there actually is a gnome IDE called anjuta
[00:35] <ntemis> hi
[00:35] <Please_Help> i found remastersys to be great, good for making a livecd of ur install too :)
[00:35] <Nimo> if i upgrade through net??////
[00:35] <Orpheus> burf: use mono there is support for c#,vb,c/c++
[00:36] <Lint> Nimo, it's a special Ubuntu CD with an installer which can perform upgrades
[00:36] <Ammo> Is there anyway to see if ubuntu will detect my network card on my laptop? =/
[00:36] <Lint> Nimo, normal Ubuntu LiveCD always format / before install
[00:36] <Gnea> Please_Help: guess i don't know that much about xdmcp :/
[00:36] <Lint> Ammo, LiveCD :)
[00:36] <Nimo> what about internet?
[00:36] <proq> burf: what is a scripting language?
[00:36] <ntemis> my ubuntu compalins about acpi on boot something but the letters are a lot about it and this is for just a second i cannot manage to read it
[00:36] <Gnea> burf: and.... geany does GTK2
[00:37] <proq> burf: all languages can be compiled
[00:37] <Ammo> I have the live CD. My network card isnt coming on, but, someone told me there are ways to fix that (in this channel)
[00:37] <Gnea> !info geany
[00:37] <Orpheus> ammo: u should check the ubuntu hardware database
[00:37] <Please_Help> going thru my gdm.conf file to see if something got messed, guess its gonna be a trial and error funtime
[00:37] <Ammo> Whats that , Orpheus?
[00:37] <ntemis> is there anyway i can read kernel bootup logs about it?
[00:37] <Gnea> !info anjuta
[00:37] <Kapace> how can i see the dependancies for a package?
[00:37] <Lint> Nimo, wait, do you have wotking system now, and what is it?
[00:37] <Lint> *working
[00:37] <burf> thx guys - btw: excuse my terminology, by a scripting language i mean languages that dont load a form and have buttons and boxes and are not web based, ike 1980's programs
[00:38] <Orpheus> ammo: http://hwdb.ubuntu.com/
[00:38] <burf> have no GUI to play with
[00:38] <Nimo>  ubuntu 8.10
[00:38] <Please_Help> ty for the help gnea, ill shout if i find the problem, if it wasnt cos of something retarded i did ;p
[00:38] <Gnea> burf: these days, scripting languages have the ability to do that, depending on the language written in
[00:38] <Gnea> Please_Help: lol ok, good luck
[00:38] <vigo> Who was asking about X?
[00:38] <burf> yeah through the web browser
[00:38] <losher> Kapace: apt-cache show <package> shows dependencies...
[00:38] <Lint> Nimo, and you want 9.04?
[00:39] <Gnea> burf: eh? no..
[00:39] <Kapace> losher, awesome, thanks
[00:39] <burf> creating forms n the fly then?
[00:39] <Gnea> burf: there are independent languages that will do that (like perl/gtk, python/gtk)
[00:39] <dab_> anyone good with rtorrent, need some help please. /q
[00:39] <Gnea> burf: yes.
[00:39] <burf> yeah by working with GTK - ok
[00:39] <Orpheus> burf: u can make desktop aplications on python
[00:39] <Lint> Nimo, if your ssytem works fine, you can try 'update-manager --dist-upgrade'
[00:39] <burf> not what im after tho - thx
[00:39] <losher> dab_: I've used rtorrent. What's your question?
[00:39] <Gnea> burf: there are others - you'd have to research them - do you have ubuntu installed?
[00:40] <burf> yeah on it now
[00:40] <proq> burf: you can run web pages with python... it's called django
[00:40] <vigo> XDMCP> How To> http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/XDMCP-HOWTO/index.html
[00:40] <burf> been ooking at python cos its already instaled - but its just text
[00:40] <dab_> losher, I am trying to make it so that when i close rtorrent, next time i open it it loads my torrents etc
[00:40] <Orpheus> burf: play with mono and netbeans
[00:40] <Gnea> burf: okay, i just did this in a terminal:  apt-cache search gtk ide | less     and if you sift through it, you'll find different IDE's... just switch out 'perl' for 'python' or another programming language, I'm sure you'll find more
[00:40] <burf> but if i write something i want it to work on windows too
[00:40] <Nimo> i tried to upgrade through internet to 9.04 version. but it shows to remove previous files through command. but i failed
[00:40] <Please_Help> if thats for me vigo, already used that ty :)
[00:41] <LoCoBoi187> how come
[00:41] <proq> burf: most languages work on windows...
[00:41] <Bluey> Nimo - I had problems with upgrading so I did a fresh install - it just didn't work right...
[00:41] <LoCoBoi187> everything in ubuntu is replcaed by boxes of text? non readable at all!
[00:41] <LoCoBoi187> how do i fix that?
[00:41] <burf> yeah but without dependecies i mean
[00:41] <vigo> Please_Help: Yes, it was, I also fouund a good Wikipedia and some good reads in the Forums...
[00:41] <Gnea> burf: if you want to get truely cross-platform, I know for a fact that GTK has windows and mac versions.
[00:42] <maco> LoCoBoi187: change your default font settings?
[00:42] <losher> dab_: I think you need a session directory and a corresponding config line in ~/rtorrent.rc e.g. session = /home/losher/session. This is where rtorrent will keep state between invocations.
[00:42] <suman> untermensch: just following up on the  httpd being called apache.....
[00:42] <Orpheus> ammo: this should help you too http://www.ubuntuhcl.org/
[00:42] <LoCoBoi187> maco: how? everything is in boxes and i cant see where is font settings!
[00:42] <Please_Help> did a lot of googling before coming here to bother peeps, thinking it must be some broken config somewhere or something, no guides been able to help so far
[00:42] <suman> thanks.. and  is there  a command line way of checking the version
[00:42] <dab_> losher, could you have a look at my rtorrent.rc file on pastebin, because i think i have already done what you said
[00:43] <burf> but gtk isnt an ide is it, its not something i can load and build an interface then code teh various parts of it
[00:43] <maco> LoCoBoi187: umm the appearances thing... third menu on top, first submenu in there...and then the thing that looks like a blue box and a brown box will open up the appearances applet
[00:43] <suman> is there a way from the command line checking the version of apache  web server??
[00:43] <asdasd> olaa
[00:43] <burf> its a collection of libraries
[00:43] <maco> LoCoBoi187: one of the tabs in there has font settings
[00:43] <Gnea> burf: gtk is just the name of the ToolKit, geany is the name of the IDE for GTK.
[00:43] <asdasd> hay algun español que entienda un poco de ubutnu?
[00:43] <losher> dab_: ok, paste it...
[00:43] <maco> !es | asdasd
[00:43] <burf> geany - ok - il google that
[00:43] <burf> thx
[00:43] <Gnea> !info geany
[00:44] <maco> burf: you can use glade to layout gtk interfaces
[00:44] <alankila> suman: dpkg -l|grep apache or something
[00:44] <Gnea> burf: don't forget about that method of looking for IDE's on your system.
[00:44] <LoCoBoi187> maco: firefox wont open and i have no sound either!
[00:44] <maco> LoCoBoi187: it sounds like stuff's all crazy corrupted then
[00:44] <maco> LoCoBoi187: is this a new install? or did your system randomly start freaking out?
[00:45] <LoCoBoi187> omg all i did was restart after update manager
[00:45] <LoCoBoi187> maco: not a new install, i just restarted
[00:45] <cmp_> Lint, can you guide me now how to setup the Kmail ????
[00:46] <maco> LoCoBoi187: well it sounds like your filesystem got some corruption (possibly hard drive failing?). you could try "sudo aptitude reinstall firefox" to get it to rewrite firefox hopefully uncorrupte
[00:46] <sharef> i need a grep line to turn grepable -sP nmap output into a comma delimited list of ip addys
[00:46] <suman> alankila: it does show the apache packages installe
[00:46] <alankila> suman: ok, but that listing should also include the version
[00:46] <PenStand> I'm looking for a font to install in ubuntu, its name is Monaco. I don't know where to find it also I don't know how to install it :(
[00:46] <cmp_> Lint, i installed it and its opening but the settings for the server is not correct i guess - i want to know how to make it correctly?
[00:46] <suman> but isnt there a way like mysql --version
[00:46] <thiebaude> !fonts
[00:47] <suman> alankila: it does.. but kinda verbose i guess
[00:47] <alankila> apache2 -v
[00:47] <Lint> cmp_, you need POP3/IMAP data from your provider
[00:47] <LoCoBoi187> maco: font works fine in folders
[00:47] <LoCoBoi187> maco:
[00:47] <ntemis> Your BIOS does not provide ACPI _PSS objects in a way that Linux understands
[00:47] <ntemis> what that means?
[00:47] <maco> LoCoBoi187: different fonts are used in different parts of the desktop
[00:47] <cmp_> i dont know how to contact my provider Lint, you can easily tell me coz iam ignorant about it
[00:47] <LoCoBoi187> maco: and appicaltiosn, places, sytems taps, etc
[00:47] <LoCoBoi187> oh man
[00:47] <kpkudi> does your cable/modem randomly shut off when your on a torrent rampage
[00:48] <LoCoBoi187> maco: screw this ill just reformat
[00:48] <burf> geany seems just like komodo, notepad++ and text based editors for php, html, css style languages
[00:48] <burf> oh im having a hard time here
[00:49] <burf> i wanna be able to drop controls onto a form
[00:49] <Gnea> hrm
[00:49] <Lint> cmp_, what is after '@' in your e-mail address?
[00:50] <Gnea> dunno if they've made anything that sophisticated
[00:50] <sharef> does bash have a utility to use xml objects?
[00:50] <cmp_> hotmail , Lint
[00:50] <Lint> cmp_, hotmail.com ?
[00:50] <burf> for the interface of a desktop app i mean - then code the other aspects
[00:50] <dab_> losher, http://pastebin.com/m1c93cfa5
[00:50] <burf> ha ha gnea
[00:50] <synackfin> does anyone know how to specify which NIC to use when running 'telnet' on a multi-homed machine?
[00:51] <cmp_> Lint, yes
[00:51] <cmp_> wait, i guess its working now Lint, let me check
[00:51] <wng_z3r0> hello, I would like to dual boot two different kernel versions, I seem to fail at googling it. Is this possible?
[00:51] <joaopinto> synackfin, the NIC will be selected based on the route for the target IP
[00:51] <burf> nmind il just stick with php - forget desktop apps - 10 years they will be scarse anyway
[00:52] <Gnea> burf: I know what you mean with visual studio
[00:52] <cmp_> Lint , now tell me something else .... is there any kind of Disk image to make an image of my system - so i can restore it if its crashed ?
[00:52] <synackfin> joaopinto: any way to override it, the same way ping supports -I and traceroute supports -i?
[00:52] <burf> what language was pidgin written in - any idea?
[00:52] <joaopinto> burf, I am going to be offtopic now, but there was people saying that 10 years ago :)
[00:52] <yassin_> hi all
[00:53] <lakotajames> I'm trying to install gnome-shell, and I get stuck building. (mutter:3499): mutter-WARNING **: Could not load library [/home/lakota/gnome-shell/source/gnome-shell/src/libgnome-shell.la (libmozjs.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)]
[00:53] <lakotajames> help?
[00:53] <burf> yeah and look at drupal
[00:53] <burf> things are more and mroe web based
[00:53] <joaopinto> synackfin, no idea :\
[00:53] <joaopinto> !ot | burf
[00:53] <yassin_> i need help
[00:53] <burf> but i still like to create personal desktop apps which make my life easier
[00:53] <thiebaude> offtopic, but people will be surprised what google will do
[00:53] <Gnea> burf: WAIT!!!!!
[00:53] <Gnea> burf: I might've found something...
[00:53] <yassin_> how i could fix the system in ubuntu from the live cd
[00:54] <burf> here comes a sarcastic joke?>
[00:54] <burf> is it lego?
[00:54] <Crazyguy> yassin_, you could try telling what's wrong
[00:54] <Crazyguy> *try by
[00:54] <Lint> cmp_, you can use 'dd' to make an hard drive image, but it's unsafe. Sorry, I don;t know much about Linux disk utils available
[00:54] <Gnea> burf: sorry, I'm not like that: http://sourceforge.net/projects/enveria/
[00:54] <yassin_> Crazyguy :
[00:55] <joaopinto> cmp_, you can use hdimage
[00:55] <kpkudi> does any1 here actually limit there torrent download speed?
[00:55] <Please_Help> well think i found the problem, seems the gdm login manager wasnt properly changing gdm.conf, was set to false for xdmcp, gonna reboot and test.
[00:55] <joaopinto> ops, I mean partimage
[00:55] <lakotajames> who knows how to compile gnome-shell?
[00:55] <ledbettj> ls
[00:55] <ledbettj> whoops :)
[00:55] <cmp_> please guide me for it  Joaopinto?
[00:55] <yassin_> Crazyguy : i did shutdown to the system from the cable then the system down
[00:55] <joaopinto> cmp_, it's a terminal app, but it has a nice interface, easy to use
[00:55] <yassin_> Crazyguy : so how i restore the system from the live cd
[00:55] <joaopinto> you will need to install it: sudo apt-get install partimage
[00:56] <Gnea> burf: this looks cool, i'm typing make.
[00:56] <Gnea> and it compiled.
[00:56] <joaopinto> Gnea, burf, could you move offtopic please ?
[00:56] <Gnea> burf: and it *works*
[00:56] <losher> dab_: just a guess, remove the trailing slash....?
[00:56] <Crazyguy> yassin_, I have no idea what you're trying to tell me
[00:56] <Gnea> joaopinto: nah, this is gonna be on-topic pretty quick
[00:56] <cmp_> ok - please Joaopinto, i see you know how to do it - please helo me with it so i can secure my system later - but please go with me step by step in very easy way .
[00:57] <joaopinto> cmp_, open a terminal and type: sudo apt-get install partimage
[00:57] <joaopinto> that will install the application partimage
[00:58] <dab_> awesome losher that fixed it
[00:58] <dab_> <3
[00:58] <kappa> hi how to use winxp to remote control ubuntu?
[00:58] <cmp_> I did it joaopinto,
[00:58] <joaopinto> cmp_, now type: partimage
[00:58] <stroyan> cmp_:  You could also have a look at the "mondo" package.
[00:58] <losher> dab_: cool...
[00:59] <dab_> thanks
[00:59] <cmp_> i got it - then what is next joaopinto
[00:59] <burf> hmm.. not bad gnea, not bad... good find - only currently works on linux tho - but i think that may just be worth a download a little time paying around - good man - you get a sticker
[00:59] <joaopinto> cmp_, then you need to read what the application says, and how partitiions work :)
[01:00] <joaopinto> is not something I can drive you on from now
[01:00] <yassin_> Crazyguy : i did shut down for the computer  from the power cable not from the ubuntu shutdown the the systen failed
[01:00] <untermensch> suman: what?
[01:00] <sharef> i need a script to output a comma delimited list of active ip addys on my network
[01:01] <untermensch> sharef: then make it
[01:01] <Crazyguy> yassin_, what happens when you try to start the system then?
[01:01] <sharef> untermensch: i would if i could parse xml in bash
[01:01] <lakotajames> anyone know anything about libmozjs.so or gnome-shell?
[01:01] <untermensch> sharef: touche
[01:01] <Aeosynth> Printer problem: I can't print black. When I print a test page, the black scale is darkest at 80%, lighter at 90%, and shows only streaks at 100%. Printer Properties -> Job Options -> Brightness: 80% doesn't work.
[01:02] <Gnea> burf: what do you think? will that fit the bill?
[01:02] <lakotajames> (mutter:3499): mutter-WARNING **: Could not load library [/home/lakota/gnome-shell/source/gnome-shell/src/libgnome-shell.la (libmozjs.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)]
[01:02] <lakotajames> heeelp meeee :p
[01:02] <sharef> :P
[01:02] <cmp_> joaopinto, i got the page and i did read what is written and i see what i want to proceed but i dont know how to proceed it ,, to make a new image , should i press inter or what exactly ?
[01:02] <yassin_> Crazyguy : the ubuntu generic not open just  ubuntu shell i can access
[01:02] <xiong> i accidentally added a misspelling to the general-purpose popup spellchecker -- where *is* that, so i can go and fix it?
[01:03] <yassin_> Crazyguy :
[01:03] <yassin_> Crazyguy :so how i can restore the ubuntu generic to access the gnome desktop
[01:04] <adub_> does anyone have at&t internet
[01:04] <Crazyguy> yassin_, most likely your problem is a broken filesystem
[01:04] <BubbaT> I do.
[01:04] <lakotajames> Somebody help me with compiling, please!
[01:04] <lakotajames> D:
[01:04] <yassin_> Crazyguy : sure that what done exactly
[01:05] <burf> Gnea: stil trying to figure out how to install it - lol
[01:05] <Zee> How do i install java so i can runescape? i kno i kno i a nuub
[01:05] <Ammo> Hello, I have a HP pavilion dv2000 notebook. I was wondering how I can install my network card onto ubuntu?
[01:05] <burf> why cant you point synaptic to a fiel on yoru desktop - woud make things so much easier
[01:05] <Gnea> burf: lol, it's easy - download it, unzip it, cd to the directory and type 'make'
[01:05] <yassin_> Crazyguy : is no way to restore the system without resinstall ubuntu
[01:05] <yassin_> ?
[01:05] <lakotajames> zee:  did you look for java in synaptic?
[01:05] <Dr_Willis> Zee:  i normally just install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' it grabs java and flash and more
[01:05] <Gnea> burf: you might need some development packages installed...
[01:05] <Gnea> !compile | burf
[01:05] <Dr_Willis> burf:  if theres a .deb on your desktop.. you can just double click it to install it.
[01:06] <Zee> thanks lakotajames and dr willis
[01:06] <Crazyguy> yassin_, try running a file system check from the partition editor for all partitions on the disk
[01:06] <Gnea> Dr_Willis: it's not a .deb, it's a zipfile that contains the source (they didn't use .tar.gz)
[01:06] <Zee> lakota is that indian trib isnt it
[01:06] <CokeNCode> hey guys, i've got an unformatted drive here that i want to mount, but i also want to be able to read it in a windows machine
[01:06] <yassin_> Crazyguy : how?
[01:06] <lakotajames> zee: listen to dr willis, not me :p
[01:06] <BubbaT> I'm looking for two programs. One for cataloging cd/dvds, one for converting one archive formet to another ( tgz,tar/bz2,zip,ar... )
[01:06] <CokeNCode> what do i need to format it as ?
[01:06] <yassin_> Crazyguy : tell me please?
[01:06] <Zee> ok
[01:06] <Gnea> Dr_Willis: and it's software that should be included with Ubuntu, but isn't (yet)... looking into this :)
[01:06] <CokeNCode> can i format it as ntfs ? or do i have to format as ext3?
[01:06] <Ammo> Can anyone help me with my network card issue?
[01:06] <lakotajames> zee: it is, but I'm not part of it, that's just my name.  my mom is weird.  :p
[01:06] <cmp_> joaopinto, i pressed inter and its not taking any action - its stay as it is - i typed in the box of (IMAGE FILE TO CREAT/USE)  i typed here ( ubuntu system img ) ...and i choosed in ( ACTION TO BE DONE: )   the first action which is ( save partition into a new image file ) and i  pressed inter ... but nothing changed - and i see no action
[01:07] <burf> yeah i get oen error after running mae
[01:07] <lakotajames> zee: lakota, I mean.
[01:07] <burf> make
[01:07] <Zee> oh right
[01:07] <Zee> i learned about it in history
[01:07] <Crazyguy> yassin_, one moment
[01:07] <Gnea> burf: I'm not surprised, you're probably missing the proper -dev files... hold on a sec
[01:07] <yassin_> Crazyguy : ok man
[01:07] <lakotajames> Someone please help me compile this!
[01:07] <burf> thx
[01:08] <burf> yeah more than one error actualy expected chars
[01:08] <ubuntu> hi
[01:08] <jpds> burf: Probably missing an include somewhere near the top of the errors.
[01:08] <Crazyguy> yassin_, open the partition editor from "System" -> "Administration" -> "Partition editor"
[01:08] <burf> cant i just run makefile iside the folder/>
[01:09] <cmp_> joaopinto, i pressed inter and its not taking any action - its stay as it is - i typed in the box of (IMAGE FILE TO CREAT/USE)  i typed here ( ubuntu system img ) ...and i choosed in ( ACTION TO BE DONE: )   the first action which is ( save partition into a new image file ) and i  pressed inter ... but nothing changed - and i see no action
[01:09] <jpds> burf: That's what make does.
[01:09] <burf> yeah - thats what i mean
[01:09] <Zee> dr_willis: How do i install the ubuntu-restricted-extras  where is it located?
[01:09] <Crazyguy> yassin_, then select your disk from the drop-down menu, right clieck on the partition and you should find a "check" or something similar from there
[01:09] <burf> rather than terminal cant i just double click that
[01:09] <jpds> No.
[01:09] <Gnea> burf: install these:  libgtk1.2-dev libgtk2.0-dev libfreetype6-dev libx11-dev x11proto-core-dev libpng12-dev  (might need some more..)
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> Zee:  its a name of a package.. install it like you do any other package.. via the package manager
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> !info ubuntu-restricted-extras
[01:10] <Gnea> burf: the UNIX way of doing it is typing 'make'
[01:10] <dr_> hello
[01:10] <Crazyguy> yassin_, http://apcmag.com/images/howto/dualboot_ubuntu_vista_ubuntu_first/ubuntu_gparted_02.jpg like that but select the "Check"
[01:11] <burf> i appriciate that but it didnt work - lol
[01:11] <Gnea> burf: install those packages
[01:11] <burf> thats alot of dependencies - they should submit it
[01:11] <burf> im gonna
[01:11] <Gnea> burf: yeah, I'm getting to that.
[01:12] <burf> but how did you know which ones to install - how could i have known that? lol
[01:12] <Crazyguy> yassin_, if that doesn't work, somebody else will have to help you. I desperately need some sleep
[01:12] <Zee> dr_willis: Thanks :)
[01:12] <Gnea> burf: I'm just figuring based on what it used heh - could be more
[01:12] <Gnea> burf: if it complains again, just use pastebin to tell the error
[01:13] <Gnea> !pastebin
[01:13] <cmp_> joaopinto, i pressed inter and its not taking any action - its stay as it is - i typed in the box of (IMAGE FILE TO CREAT/USE)  i typed here ( ubuntu system img ) ...and i choosed in ( ACTION TO BE DONE: )   the first action which is ( save partition into a new image file ) and i  pressed inter ... but nothing changed - and i see no action
[01:13] <yassin_> Crazyguy : فاشىن غخع ةشى
[01:13] <burf> linux is great, so many reasons, but installing apps i find is one of the biggest things that would put converts off
[01:13] <yassin_> Crazyguy : thank you man
[01:13] <Gnea> burf: this is why we're doing this now >:)
[01:14] <d_b> burf: if you don't like apt there are other distributions with other ways of doing things. I love apt :)
[01:14] <burf> oh yeah im not complaining - just saying
[01:15] <burf> no i dont mind doing the apt-get in the terminal, but if i had downloaded that app - i wouldnt have known what else to lok for
[01:15] <burf> and the site should also say - anyway - haf way there
[01:15] <d_b> burf: just letting you know it's not a "linux thing". It's a Debian (and every distro based on Debian) thing.
[01:15] <burf> is there not a way to feed more that one install to apt-get
[01:16] <burf> in same line i mean?
[01:16] <The_Bridge> morning all
[01:16] <d_b> burf: with aptitude you can just list them. like this: aptitude install program1 program2 program3
[01:16] <Newbuntu2> hello
[01:16] <burf> in same line i mean?do i not have that installed?
[01:16] <d_b> burf: try it with apt-get, or read the manual (I only use aptitude)
[01:17] <The_Bridge> anyone tried ubuntu on acer timeline 1810?
[01:17] <burf> oh i havt got time to read teh manual
[01:17] <burf> lol
[01:17] <bigdavejoker> ekiga keeps crashing anytime I try and start my video camera   the camera works with other programs
[01:17] <Newbuntu2> is there a tool that can monitor disk I/O usage? sort of like top, but for HDD (I'm recording mulitple data streams and would like to know how much margin I have)
[01:17] <The_Bridge> anyone tried install ubuntu on acer timeline 1810 notebook?
[01:17] <Pici> !info iotop | Newbuntu2
[01:18] <burf> ok, did make again and theres loads more errors - loads
[01:18] <burf> sample: db_signals.h:119: error: expected ‘)’ before ‘*’ token
[01:18] <Newbuntu2> neat!
[01:18] <burf> macro.h:41:22: error: sqlite3.h: No such file or directory
[01:18] <burf> shambles
[01:20] <soreau> burf: You need to install libsqlite3-dev
[01:20] <RandomUsr> hello
[01:21] <burf> thx
[01:21] <The_Bridge> burf : use synaptic can help
[01:21] <CokeNCode> ok thanks guys
[01:21] <Guest5311> yo
[01:21] <CokeNCode> figured it out
[01:21] <RandomUsr> does anyone know the best way to search all directories for a string w/o printing every file in the directory?
[01:22] <d_b> I need to run Ubuntu Hardy Heron in VirtualBox. All I need is Firefox 3.0 and Sun Java. Any recommendations on windows managers or DE? I want it to be as light as possible but usable :)
[01:22] <burf> how can i use synaptic? synaptic will only provide help with the software on the repos wont it?
[01:22] <binarymutant> when I color rprompt it messes up prompts format; is there any way to color rprompt and not mess with prompts format? an example can be found here http://i32.tinypic.com/x40hzr.jpg the commands start where "see" is
[01:22] <nickUK> Hi, I am currently having a problem with my Microphone, I can hear myself through my Headset however I cannot use Skype nor Ventrilo or any application which requires Voice.
[01:23] <The_Bridge> burf : it will also help u find the libraries needed
[01:23] <soreau> ! who | burf
[01:23] <burf> soreau: sir yes sir!
[01:23] <theatro> binarymutant, echo $PS1  show us what you use to get this result
[01:23] <RandomUsr> d_b I would use xfce for the desktop environment
[01:24] <binarymutant> theatro, it's zsh and I use $fg[cyan]'%t %W'$fg[red]
[01:24] <soreau> burf: I use apt-file and packages.ubuntu.com to figure out which package provides a particular file
[01:24] <burf> The_Bridge: so if i run synaptic it will scan and find teh dependencies i need?
[01:24] <d_b> RandomUsr: wouldn't that give me alot of extra stuff I don't really need?
[01:24] <nickUK> I am currently having a problem with my Microphone, I can hear myself through my Headset however I cannot use Skype nor Ventrilo or any application which requires Voice.
[01:24] <The_Bridge> nickUK : could it be bandwidth problem?
[01:24] <RandomUsr> d_b don't think so, it's meant to be lightweight
[01:25] <RandomUsr> brb
[01:25] <nickUK> The_Bridge, - Not when I have 8-11mbps down xD and 488kbps Up
[01:25] <burf> the website i downloaded the software shoudl clearly say - why do they make it difficult
[01:25] <theatro> binarymutant, I have no clue for zsh :-)
[01:25] <binarymutant> :.(
[01:25] <LogicalDash> I distinctly recall a printing option to send multiple copies as separate jobs, but now I don't know where it is. Where is it?
[01:28] <burf> maybe its just a dodgy download
[01:28] <burf> maybe they bodged it
[01:28] <burf> its not all dependency errors
[01:29] <IdleOne> burf: what is it your trying to compile?
[01:29] <burf> enveria
[01:29] <burf> looks like it did it that time no errors
[01:30] <burf> am i supposed to see a deb file now?
[01:30] <kappa> i turn on the remote control in ubuntu, but in windows xp after i connect to it with tightvnc or realvnc viewer, the screen wont update
[01:31] <burf> ok - it works - it created a file (no extention) but it works - thx for your help guys
[01:31] <Ademan> anyone use xclip notice that when you pipe text to it, xclip eats the newlines?
[01:32] <Ademan> far more importantly does anyone know how to force it to keep the newlines?
[01:32]  * I-Hop is away: Gone away for now.
[01:33] <Xooo> Is there such thing as a free background check service anymore, just looking for work history basically
[01:33] <tonious> Has anybody done an in-place upgrade from jaunty to karmic?
[01:33] <di||itante> does anyone know if I can set irssi so that I can scroll back in time when it runs in a xterm?
[01:34] <IdleOne> Xooo: doubtful
[01:34] <burf> another problem with teh way this installs is i ave to keep that directory in the same place now (desktop), theres no shortcut icon, no menu entry
[01:34] <Gnea> burf: no, it doesn't build a .deb, just the binary - there is no .deb for it yet
[01:34] <miguelonnnn> hey all!! please  1 quick question, whots the comand to make ctnp
[01:34] <miguelonnnn> is ctmp , ctnp ctpn how is it ¿ç
[01:34] <burf> yeah thx gnea - pop out for lunch did u, lol
[01:35] <Gnea> I tend to switch desktops now and then :)
[01:35] <Kitsune`> Question
[01:35] <Kitsune`> I set my mouse to left-handed.
[01:35] <Kitsune`> But now when I touch the mousepad, it right-clicks.
[01:35] <Kitsune`> I just wanted to swap the buttons, not the touchpad.
[01:35] <d_b> Kitsune`: keep your question in one message please
[01:36] <Kitsune`> sorry
[01:36] <EagleScreen_> anyone uses xchat-gnome?
[01:36] <EagleScreen_> Can I minimize it to systemtray?
[01:36] <burf> Gnea: fancied a change did u
[01:36] <Mert> hi, I thinking to switch my OS to Linux, do you guys know any good place to start, books or guides?
[01:37] <Kitsune`> I set my mouse to left-handed so I could swap the mouse button functionality. However, I didn't want the touchpad to swap.
[01:37] <burf> if i drag a binary onto the taskbar (where my shortcut icons are) it doesnt load when clicked, am i doing somthing wrong?
[01:37] <d_b> Mert: Read the documentation on the Ubuntu site, there's some good stuff for newbies there. And then install Ubuntu and start using it :)
[01:38] <The_Bridge> Mert : try ubuntu dot com
[01:38] <Mert> ok
[01:39] <sharef> i need to limit a nmap scan on my network to only the last octet, how do i do that?
[01:39] <sharef> 10.0.1.xxx
[01:39] <RandomUsr> does anyone know the best way to search all directories for a string w/o printing every file in the directory?
[01:40] <sharef> grep
[01:40] <RandomUsr> sharef, you talking to me?
[01:40] <jiohdi> what causes some programs to just shut down?
[01:40] <sharef> RandomUsr: yup ls and grep will do what you want
[01:41] <losher> RandomUsr: you can do something like: find . -type f | xargs egrep -i "string"
[01:41] <jiohdi> for no apparent reason?
[01:41] <ArmitageX> Ok, I'm having a weird a problem.. Just remade my google calendars, sync'd them with evolution (both are right) and when i click the time drop down in ubuntu it shows all the appointments a day off. Patriot Day = Sep 10, etc. Any idea why?
[01:41] <The_Bridge> jiohdi : not enough memory?
[01:41] <RandomUsr> sharef and losher, I've tried those and always end up with way more than I bargain fore
[01:41] <Kitsune`> jiohdi, are the programs third-party or not?
[01:42] <jiohdi> The_Bridge:  that is entirely possible... but it does not happen consistantly
[01:42] <losher> RandomUsr: "more" in what sense?
[01:42] <jiohdi> Kitsune, the last one was this one I am using now, Konversation
[01:42] <GuidMorrow> why can't I run this Avast program?! all I keep getting is: /usr/bin/avastgui: 178: /usr/lib/avast4workstation/bin/avastgui: not found
[01:42] <d_b> jiohdi: bugs? very hard question to answer. it's like asking "why do cars stop"
[01:42] <RandomUsr> sharef and losher, if I want to find "tsclient" and search all directories for only that string, what do you recommend?
[01:42] <sharef> RandomUsr: try piping it into "less"
[01:43] <CyberKitsune> jiohdi: Huh?
[01:43] <CyberKitsune> Oh
[01:43] <CyberKitsune> Stupid Highlight
[01:43] <Kitsune`> I set my mouse to left-handed so I could swap the mouse button functionality. However, I didn't want the touchpad to swap.
[01:43] <sharef> RandomUsr: ls -r / | grep tsclient will work  i think
[01:43] <The_Bridge> jiohdi : well,memory shortage problem do happens inconsistently,it depends on ur memory use
[01:43] <jtholmes> cant find good docs on syncing ipaq h2200 with Kontact under Gnome can anyone help
[01:43] <RandomUsr> thanks sharef
[01:43] <losher> RandomUsr: are you looking for the program *named* tsclient, or for any file which mentions tsclient inside it e.g. a documentation file, or both?
[01:44] <SlickT10> any one know why simply building a new kernel, woud break grub?
[01:44] <jiohdi> The_Bridge any way to make a swap or something to pretend having more memory?
[01:44] <kkj> hello, I am a bit stuck. Have a LAMP setup running and have imported and configured a forum. When browsing from 'lynx localhost' the site opens up instantly. When browsing via a network connection, firefox loads about half way and then halts. There is no network connection error as I can download from the server at full speed. Just browsing over apache from an outside and things take forever. Any ideas? apache2, mysql5, 9.04
[01:44] <RandomUsr> losher, anything with that string
[01:44] <SlickT10> grub doesnt even make it to the selection screen
[01:44] <RandomUsr> losher, also, will i have to pipe it to grep to get what I want?
[01:45] <losher> RandomUsr: still dunno which you mean: the first choice or the second?
[01:45] <Kitsune`> So anyone gonna help me out?
[01:45] <RandomUsr> losher, any file which contains the string tsclient
[01:45] <ben725> me tv fails to lock channel
[01:46] <losher> SlickT10: grub refers to the kernel by name. If you build a new one and don't update grub, you won't get the new kernel booting...
[01:47] <IdleOne> !touchpad
[01:47] <The_Bridge> Kitsune` : sorry,can't figure the solution yet
[01:47] <Kitsune`> Thanks
[01:47] <mado> hello?
[01:47] <SlickT10> losher: I would understand that normally, but for some reason it wount even get to the selectionscreen. it doesnt try to boot
[01:47] <dave-ubuntu1> hi
[01:47] <dave-ubuntu1> im trying to fix my crypttab
[01:47] <RandomUsr> losher, the command you provided appears to be what I'm looking for. thanks
[01:48] <losher> RandomUsr: then you want: find . -type f | xargs egrep "tsclient". And I still don't know what you mean when you say you get 'more' than you wanted...
[01:48] <SlickT10> losher: just a blinking _ after the word "GRUB"
[01:48] <mado> can you see the text i'm writing?
[01:48] <kkj> hello, I am a bit stuck. Have a LAMP setup running and have imported and configured a forum. When browsing from 'lynx localhost' the site opens up instantly. When browsing via a network connection, everything is incredibly slow. Downloading directly from the machine shows tht network access is very fast so theres no bandwidth errors, it's just purely when serving via apache to a browser/download. There is currently no browsing activity. Any ideas?
[01:48] <IdleOne> mado: yes
[01:48] <RandomUsr> losher "more" than I wanted means every file in / is what I was getting. regardless of whether I wanted it or not
[01:48] <mado> IdleOne thank you
[01:49] <losher> SlickT10: odd. Are you *sure* you haven't done anything that would mess up grub. Did you install the new kernel?
[01:49] <RandomUsr> losher, I was doing find / "tsclient"
[01:49] <mado> i have a problem where i don't know what to do ... it has to do with "irc" where can i ask someone for help on this?
[01:49] <wnenn> HI everybody could anyone help me out with making windows bootable by grub? :/ this is issue makes me mad
[01:49] <IdleOne> mado: ask
[01:50] <wnenn> * -is
[01:50] <losher> RandomUsr:  find / "tsclient" is definitely not correct syntax, so that explains it...
[01:50] <Kitsune`> hmmm
[01:50] <mado> before i came here i wanted to connect to a different server ... but it doesn't work and i don't know why IdleOne
[01:50] <mado> it worked some hours before ... but now ... nothing
[01:50] <Kitsune`> IdleOne: gsynaptics won't initialize...It tells me to enable SHMConfig or something
[01:50] <IdleOne> mado: the server may be offline
[01:50] <SlickT10> this was my first time through building a custom kernel, but all i did, as far as I know, was build it. I was using grub2, and it was working fine
[01:51] <SlickT10> losher: ^
[01:51] <IdleOne> Kitsune`: continue reading that guide it tells you how to do that
[01:51] <RandomUsr> losher, so then, do I have to pipe to some incarnation of grep?
[01:51] <The_Bridge> mado : what's writteng on status window?
[01:51] <RandomUsr> or can I use find w/o using grep?
[01:51] <bigdavejoker> need help with ekiga and video camera ekiga crashes everytime I try and start the camera
[01:51] <eminor> RandomUsr, grep "tsclient" -r /path
[01:51] <wnenn> HI everybody could anyone help me out with making windows bootable by grub?
[01:51] <mado> i guess the message is --- Unable to resolve server --- The_Bridge, IdleOne
[01:52] <losher> SlickT10: regardless, it sounds like at the least you're going to have to attempt a grub reinstall
[01:52] <dave-ubuntu1> wnenn,
[01:52] <IdleOne> mado: that means your either typing the server name wrong or the server may be down
[01:52] <RandomUsr> eminor, will that search all subdirectories and only return the matching string?
[01:52] <Kitsune`> BRB, restarting
[01:52] <IdleOne> mado: what server?
[01:52] <dave-ubuntu1> try update-grub
[01:52] <wnenn> dave-ubuntu1:
[01:52] <losher> RandomUsr: the grep part is what selects only the files containing the tsclient string, so you can't really dispose of it...
[01:52] <wnenn> dave-ubuntu1: yes, I read you :)
[01:53] <RandomUsr> that's what I thought
[01:53] <mado> IdleOne, The_Bridge -> irc.christian-chat.net <- ... ... i already checked the spelling
[01:53] <dave-ubuntu1> wnenn, have you tried the forums ? there are many relating to that precise issue
[01:53] <wnenn> dave-ubuntu1: oh sorry i didn't readed
[01:53] <SlickT10> losher: thats what is confusing, i have tried twice using the link from !grub, I even deleted /boot/grub, and reinstalled it. Iam baffled
[01:53] <eminor> RandomUsr, -r stands for recursivly, but it will return lines with the matching string.
[01:54] <wnenn> dave-ubuntu1: update-grub does not work
[01:54] <wnenn> dave-ubuntu1: i try forum then
[01:54] <RandomUsr> thanks eminor
[01:54] <IdleOne> mado: I connected fine
[01:54] <losher> RandomUsr: eminor's command should work too. The "find" part is disposable, but not the "grep" part
[01:54] <wnenn> dave-ubuntu1: do you have any link about that please?
[01:55] <wnenn> dave-ubuntu1: on forum?
[01:55] <RandomUsr> sweet
[01:55] <burf> Q: is there a way to stop certain prgrams being themed by teh desktop theme?
[01:55] <mado> really IdleOne??
[01:55] <IdleOne> mado you can try /server 74.52.212.218
[01:55] <IdleOne> mado yes
[01:55] <wnenn> dave-ubuntu1: thanks
[01:55] <mado> how come i can't connect to it? IdleOne
[01:55] <RandomUsr> losher: then find is pretty much useless by itself or alone?
[01:55] <SlickT10> losher: sidenote, I am booting into that partition using refit
[01:55] <IdleOne> mado: I don't know
[01:55] <dave-ubuntu1> wnenn, http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_windows_xp_and_linux_xp_installed_first.htm
[01:55] <mado> i try the thing you suggested
[01:55] <losher> SlickT10: sorry, I know nothing about refit...
[01:56] <RandomUsr> eminor, what's the the "permission denied" being returned on many files?
[01:56] <wnenn> dave-ubuntu1: I check right now thanks
[01:56] <dave-ubuntu1> wnenn, also http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=2&url=http%3A%2F%2Fapcmag.com%2Fhow_to_dual_boot_linux_and_windows_xp_linux_installed_first.htm&ei=7ROfSsSEM8ic8Qag0ZTnDw&rct=j&q=dual+boot+xp+ubuntu&usg=AFQjCNGoyszo_MY3t3d6wHY9NnZFT2bugQ
[01:56] <Spongy> ty
[01:56] <dave-ubuntu1> my bad
[01:56] <dave-ubuntu1> wnenn, http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_linux_and_windows_xp_linux_installed_first.htm
[01:56] <eminor> RandomUsr, you dont have rights to read all files as a normal user, so..
[01:57] <RandomUsr> I know
[01:57] <RandomUsr> I lost my password for root
[01:57] <Kitsune`> IdleOne: gsynaptics doesn't seem to have an option for my problem.
[01:57] <RandomUsr> eminor, anyway to change it?
[01:57] <losher> RandomUsr: the find part is useful if you need more options e.g. only files less than 10 days old, or greater than a certain size, or some such...
[01:57] <IdleOne> Kitsune`: sorry, I thought that might help you
[01:58] <Kitsune`> It does have other stuffs which are fun to mess with though.
[01:58] <RandomUsr> thanks losher
[01:58] <mado> er IdleOne?
[01:58] <wnenn> dave-ubuntu1: ok thank you, I try to check the links
[01:58] <mado> when i try to "identify" myself it says -> "Services are currently down. Please try again later."
[01:58] <IdleOne> mado: ??
[01:58] <IdleOne> mado: identify where?
[01:58] <eminor> RandomUsr, try grep "tsclient" -r /path 2> /dev/null
[01:58] <IdleOne> mado: on the other network?
[01:58] <mado> yeah IdleOne
[01:58] <The_Bridge> mado : then the server is offline
[01:59] <IdleOne> mado: that means that the nickserv service is currently not working and to try later
[01:59] <Kitsune`> mado: It could be  that the server you're on split from the rest of the network
[01:59] <mado> *feels a bit of a relief* ... and i thought i was doing something wrong somehow :) The_Bridge IdleOne
[01:59] <IdleOne> so I assume you are connected to the network now mado
[01:59] <IdleOne> mado: enjoy and have a good night.
[02:00] <RandomUsr> anyone know how to change my root password if forgotten?  it's been 6 months since being into my VM
[02:00] <eminor> RandomUsr, grep "tsclient" -s -r /path better
[02:00] <mado> IdleOne The_Bridge ... thanks for your help :)
[02:00] <The_Bridge> no problem
[02:01] <IdleOne> welcome
[02:01] <losher> RandomUsr: does sudo still work for you? It uses the same password as your regular login..
[02:01] <The_Bridge> is there anyone tried running ubuntu on acer timeline 1810?
[02:01] <RandomUsr> losher, sort of
[02:01] <dave-ubuntu1> can anyone help me set my /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/local-top/cryptroot. file?
[02:01] <RandomUsr> there are a few things that require root credentials
[02:02] <losher> RandomUsr: you are a master of the enigmatic phrase...
[02:02] <RandomUsr> losher; I know
[02:02] <yassin_> hello
[02:02] <IdleOne> RandomUsr: sudo is what gives you root privs
[02:02] <yassin_> i want to install skype on ubuntu
[02:02] <yassin_> how
[02:02] <dr3mro> hey can any one help me install ubuntu on p4 with ati 128 pro rage Vga the problem is live cd drop me into bash and i cant startx it says no screens found
[02:02] <RandomUsr> Is it possible to boot in recovery mode and change the root password?
[02:02] <losher> !skype
[02:03] <IdleOne> RandomUsr: I could point you to links with all the explanations of why there is NO ROOT password but just take my word for it.
[02:03] <Kitsune`> haha, I already got Skype :P
[02:03] <losher> yassin_: see ubottu msg above....
[02:03] <RandomUsr> IdleOne thanks will do
[02:03] <Austad> is there any irc server client for ubuntu?
[02:03] <mado> is "ekiga" that different from skype folks? *thinking*
[02:03] <losher> !root
[02:03] <mado> because i will try out "ekiga" soon :)
[02:03] <yassin_> losher:Reading package lists... Done
[02:03] <yassin_> Building dependency tree
[02:03] <yassin_> Reading state information... Done
[02:03] <yassin_> E: Couldn't find package skype
[02:03] <FloodBot2> yassin_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:03] <dave-ubuntu1> RandomUsr, anyone with physical access to the machine can root it.
[02:04] <arooni_____> i have a nvidia geforce fx 7300;  just installed ubuntu jaunty... having trouble getting video out on my two lcds.  ideas?
[02:04] <RandomUsr> lol
[02:04] <IdleOne> !skype > yassin_
[02:04] <dave-ubuntu1> RandomUsr, BOIS passwords and disk encryption help prevent this...
[02:04] <Austad> is there any irc server client for ubuntu?
[02:04] <RandomUsr> Why do I have a root password on my fedora distro?
[02:04] <yassin_> Reading package lists... Done
[02:04] <yassin_> Building dependency tree
[02:04] <yassin_> Reading state information... Done
[02:04] <yassin_> E: Couldn't find package skype
[02:04] <FloodBot2> yassin_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:04] <IdleOne> !paste > yassin_
[02:04] <The_Bridge> :)
[02:04] <Austad> hello!
[02:04] <Austad> is there any irc server client for ubuntu?
[02:05] <dr3mro> hey can any one help me install ubuntu on p4 with ati 128 pro rage Vga the problem is live cd drop me into bash and i cant startx it says no screens found
[02:05] <mado> folks ... i'll be back in a bit
[02:05] <Kitsune`> !xchat
[02:05] <IdleOne> Austad: I don't understand your question. you want a client or a irc server?
[02:05] <Kitsune`> Oh. <_<
[02:05] <RandomUsr> forget it. I'm just going to live with reality and accept what I cannot change
[02:05] <losher> RandomUsr: because fedora isn't ubuntu... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword
[02:05] <Kitsune`> He's on MIRC, I think he wants a client
[02:05] <dave-ubuntu1> yassin_, http://www.skype.com/download/skype/linux/choose/
[02:05] <The_Bridge> Austad : xchat
[02:06] <bobo6> my gnome update manager never "opens up" after clicking on it.. i think i may have told it to not throw up a warning if it had an error.. can anyone help me wiht this?
[02:06] <Austad> not the chat client
[02:06] <Austad> the server
[02:06] <Austad> like bahamut
[02:06] <Kitsune`> I dunno then :P
[02:06] <The_Bridge> ic
[02:06] <IdleOne> Austad: there are several
[02:06] <Austad> IdleOne, e.g.?
[02:06] <owen1> i have adobe-flashplugin and flashplugin-installer  but i still can't see: http://prezi.com/pr5-ypoam6ia/
[02:06] <Austad> that is most close to dalnet?
[02:06] <arooni_____> i have a nvidia geforce fx 7300;  just installed ubuntu jaunty... having trouble getting video out on my two lcds.  i used nvidia-settings to get video out on the second monitor, but when i tried to save to x config file i saw: "Failed to parse existing X config file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'!" ... ideas?
[02:06] <IdleOne> Austad: search in Synaptic, I am sure there is a package available
[02:07] <Austad> oh ok
[02:07] <IdleOne> Austad: Dalnet uses ( like most networks ) a custom server.
[02:07] <losher> bobo6: open a terminal and type sudo update-manager and see what it says...
[02:07] <dave-ubuntu1> arooni_____, is xrandr installed?
[02:08] <arooni_____> dave-ubuntu1, No candidate version found for xrandr ;  so no i think
[02:08] <noob> Can anyone tell me how to make terminal open on startup, at the same place on my screen, and always on top of other windows?
[02:08] <bobo6> losher, http://paste.ubuntu.com/264119/
[02:09] <owen1> how to install flash?
[02:09] <IdleOne> !flash
[02:09] <dave-ubuntu1> arooni_____, lxrandr
[02:10] <dave-ubuntu1> arooni_____, $ sudo apt-cache search xrandr
[02:10] <noob> Anyone have a solution to my predicament?
[02:10] <arooni_____> dave-ubuntu1, p   lxrandr                         - simple monitor config tool for LXDE         ;;; no
[02:10] <kahen> noob, gnome-terminal and session saving don't seem to play too well together. it can save that it was open when you logged out, but it will not come up with multiple tabs or maximized
[02:10] <noob> kahen: that sucks. Thank you, though
[02:10] <MindSpark> hi, can I talk about karmic ?
[02:11] <Pici> MindSpark: Use #ubuntu+1
[02:11] <MindSpark> Pici, thanks
[02:11] <dave-ubuntu1> arooni_____, see http://maketecheasier.com/how-to-setup-dual-monitors-with-xrandr/2009/06/01 , http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Xorg_RandR_1.2
[02:11] <hgrover> Hi, could anyone shed any light on this error message?  /etc/init.d/apache2 start
[02:11] <hgrover> No apache MPM package installed
[02:11] <noob> kahen: it's inconvenient to have to resize and configure terminal every time I start my comp
[02:12] <arooni_____> dave-ubuntu1, thats better than twinview?
[02:12] <dr3mro> hey can any one help me install ubuntu on p4 with ati 128 pro rage Vga the problem is live cd drop me into bash and i cant startx it says no screens found
[02:12] <hgrover> Apache 2.2 is installed with /etc/apache2 and /var/www both completely normal, though the apache logs are all empty
[02:12] <codename> quit
[02:12] <codename> exit
[02:12] <soreau> noob: If you use a window manager that has smart window placement features and ability to set windows rules like compiz, you might be able to configure it in ccsm. Otherwise, maybe you can look into suspend/resume
[02:12] <Austad> i think bahamut is not available for ubuntu!
[02:12] <Austad> :/
[02:12] <Austad> dancer ircd is for freenode.
[02:12] <eminor> hgrover, sudo apt-get install apache2-mpm-prefork
[02:12] <hgrover> lemme try that, eminor
[02:13] <noob> soreau: as my name implies, I am currently ignorant regarding most of the things you have just said
[02:13] <The_Bridge> Austad : hold on,i'll look at one of my magazine for ya
[02:13] <Austad> The_Bridge sure.. thanks!
[02:13] <hgrover> eminor: well that made it work perfectly, what exactly was wrong though?  And thanks =)
[02:13] <soreau> noob: Ok. In sys>prefs>visual effects tab, is it set to anything other than None (or are you able to do that)
[02:14] <IdleOne> hgrover: you were missing that package it seems
[02:14] <hgrover> IdleOne: fair enough, but what is the package?
[02:15] <kahen> noob: small tip. "sudo apt-get install command-not-found.*" and then when you type "ccsm" in terminal you'll get a nice suggestion from the program telling you what package would provide it
[02:15] <IdleOne> hgrover: I am guessing MPM is a library/module you needed??? beats me really
[02:15] <hgrover> in the past, things had just worked with sudo apt-get install apache2.2-common
[02:15] <hgrover> it's a multiprocessing module
[02:15] <noob> soreau: there is no visual effects option under prefs
[02:15] <hgrover> from appache.org: This Multi-Processing Module (MPM) implements a non-threaded,     pre-forking web server that handles requests in a manner similar     to Apache 1.3.  It is appropriate for sites that need to avoid     threading for compatibility with non-thread-safe libraries.  It     is also the best MPM for isolating each request, so that a problem     with a single request will not affect any other.      This MPM is very
[02:15] <soreau> noob: Sorry, sys>prefs>appearance>visual effects tab
[02:16] <kahen> noob, or just apt-cache search ccsm, but what's the fun in that :)
[02:16] <IdleOne> hgrover: well there you go, you got your answer :)
[02:16] <hgrover> haha, *is still confused*, thanks anyways though xD
[02:16] <noob> soreau, it is set to "none"
[02:16] <soreau> noob: Can you set it to Extra?
[02:16] <yassin_> hello
[02:16] <IdleOne> hello yassin_
[02:17] <noob> soreau: I clicked it. "Desktop effects could not be enabled"
[02:17] <soreau> noob: Ok. If you would like to come to #compiz I will help you further
[02:17] <stlsaint> noob, you dont have the correct driver..or do u?
[02:17] <yassin_> Idleone pls how i make the one who talk to him see  the words in  a red line
[02:17] <Austad> The_Bridge, got any thing for me?
[02:17] <IdleOne> yassin_: by typing his name like you just did with me
[02:18] <IdleOne> Austad: google ircd it should give you many results
[02:18] <Austad> IdleOne, i did
[02:18] <Austad> i did check the forums as ell
[02:18] <Austad> well*
[02:18] <yassin_> so y ou see my words in a red line?
[02:18] <IdleOne> yassin_: when you add my name to the line yes
[02:18] <Austad> I just wanted to check if there is any bahamut version for ubuntu
[02:19] <IdleOne> Austad: I don't think so
[02:19] <burf> anyone?
[02:19] <burf> Q: is there a way to stop certain prgrams being themed by teh desktop theme?
[02:19] <RandomUsr> how would one create a custom livecd based on ubuntu?
[02:19] <IdleOne> !remaster > randabis
[02:19] <yassin_> so every once i want to talk to you i taype your name?
[02:19] <yassin_> its so hard
[02:19] <IdleOne> oops
[02:19] <kahen> burf, in gnome with metacity as window manager? probably not
[02:19] <IdleOne> RandomUsr: /msg ubottu remaster
[02:19] <yassin_> is there another way?
[02:20] <kahen> burf, certainly not in any way that doesn't involve a lot of pain
[02:20] <RandomUsr> ubottu !remaster
[02:20] <IdleOne> yassin_: see how I put your name at the beginning of each line I type to you? that is what makes it red
[02:20] <Kheops> hi
[02:20] <yassin_> ok
[02:20] <IdleOne> !hi
[02:20] <sobersabre> hi. I want to upgrade a machine from debian 5.0 to ubuntu 8.10.
[02:20] <Kheops> how do I configure my rc.local ?
[02:20] <yassin_> thanks for helping me
[02:20] <sobersabre> (it's LTS)
[02:20] <Kheops> I wana put some cd
[02:20] <sobersabre> is it ... doable ?
[02:20] <IdleOne> yassin_: your welcome
[02:21] <IdleOne> you're*
[02:21] <arooni-mobile> is there a way to make programs like apache, mysql, postfix not launch automatically upon startup?
[02:21] <sobersabre> arooni-mobile: of course.
[02:21] <Dr_Willis> arooni-mobile:  there are tools to enable/disable services of course
[02:21] <sobersabre> man invoke-rc.d
[02:21] <burf> kahen well my theme colors firefox and all my sofwtare too, ts a pain in the arse, google home page textbox and buttons are themed too - tacky
[02:21] <Dr_Willis> !info bum
[02:21] <Kheops> I wana put on the rc.local some executable from some directory.
[02:21] <burf> nevermind - somthing else to put up with
[02:21] <yassin_> Idle0ne : i want to be professional person on linux
[02:21] <Kheops> !help
[02:21] <IdleOne> !upgrade > sobersabre I don't think that is possible but I might be wrong
[02:21] <Dr_Willis> Kheops:  rc.local is just commands like you would use from the command line.
[02:22] <IdleOne> !upgrade > sobersabre
[02:22] <Dr_Willis> Kheops:  if you need a complex commands to run.. make a script and have rc.local launch the script
[02:22] <Kheops> Dr_Willis : my command It's not auto load by the sys at reboot.
[02:22] <CoJaBo-Aztec> !es
[02:22] <arooni-mobile> sobersabre, Dr_Willis but how?  i know aobut sudo /etc/init.d/mysql stop but thats one time
[02:22] <Pici> sobersabre: we don't support crossgrading, you're on your own there
[02:22] <Kheops> Dr_Willis : I must autologin as root ?
[02:22] <Dr_Willis> arooni-mobile:  sudo service mysql stop  (for one time)
[02:22] <yassin_> Idle0ne :  pls i want to install  a .deb pakge in terminal
[02:22] <arooni-mobile> Dr_Willis, what about on every startup
[02:22] <kahen> arooni-mobile, System>Administration>Services?
[02:23] <yassin_> pls what command line to that?
[02:23] <IdleOne> yassin_: dpkg -i filename.deb
[02:23] <Dr_Willis> Kheops:  Err... You dont understand what rc.local is doing then rc.local is ran WITHOUT the user logging in.. and the commands in rc.local are ran as root.
[02:23] <sobersabre> Pici: have I asked you to "support" me ? :) :) :)
[02:23] <Dr_Willis> Kheops:  no gui needed. no user needed..
[02:23] <sobersabre> I asked if it is doable.
[02:23] <sobersabre> I don't need X, etc.
[02:23] <Kheops> Dr_Willis : dosen't work.
[02:23] <sobersabre> it's a server.
[02:23] <Dr_Willis> arooni-mobile:  if you want to enable/disable services there are tools to do that like bum and so forth.
[02:23] <sobersabre> I want to do it in 2-3 weeks from now.
[02:23] <Dr_Willis> Kheops:  then i imagine you are doing somthing wrong.
[02:24] <IdleOne> sobersabre: I am sure some have done it but it might end up breaking your Debian install
[02:24] <Kheops> what ?
[02:24] <IdleOne> sobersabre: s/might/probably
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> Kheops:  i dont have 'esp' i dont know what you are running from rc.local
[02:24] <sobersabre> IdleOne: I'm very conserned about the libc, base system, etc.
[02:24] <sobersabre> the rest are "just files" and I'll manage them.
[02:24]  * Dr_Willis finds people use rc.local for the wrong reasons  quite often.
[02:24] <sobersabre> Dr_Willis: I agree with you :)
[02:25] <Kheops> hmm
[02:25] <sobersabre> most often because they don't know that since rc.local /etc/init.d has been invented...
[02:25] <Kheops> It's k
[02:25] <Kheops> just dosen't run.
[02:25] <IdleOne> sobersabre: like Pici said we don't support that sort of upgrade or crossgrade so I really don't know
[02:25] <dr3mro> hey can any one help me install ubuntu on p4 with ati 128 pro rage Vga the problem is live cd drop me into bash and i cant startx it says no screens found
[02:25] <Dr_Willis> rc.local is not normally for things that a 'user' would run.
[02:25] <Kheops> Dr_Willis : I know.
[02:25] <Kheops> but simply dosen't work.
[02:26] <Dr_Willis> Kheops:  give the channel some details and see what they figure out about your problem. so far you have said 'rc.local' dont work..  basically.. unless i missed some actual Info on the topic.
[02:26] <sobersabre> Kheops: what doesn't work ?
[02:26] <arooni_____> if i'm the only user using my ubuntu machine... can i safely uninstall console-kit-daemon?  there are like 60 instances of it running on htop.
[02:26] <Kheops> I've added
[02:26] <Dr_Willis> I dont hae the time to play 20 questions to get to the actual problem
[02:26] <Kheops> a basic command
[02:26] <The_Bridge> Austad : ngircd
[02:26] <Kheops> and dosen't execute.
[02:26] <sobersabre> Kheops: what have you added where to ?
[02:26] <sobersabre> :)
[02:26] <Dr_Willis> thats slightly  (and only slightly) more info then  'dont work'
[02:26] <Dr_Willis> use full path to the command, it IS getting ran as root from rc.local....
[02:27] <Dr_Willis> and be sure its befor the exit statement in rc.local
[02:27] <Kheops> cd /home/user/hlds
[02:27] <sobersabre> Kheops: if the program depends on environment variables, which are probably not defined in rc.local, then it may silently or not silently die.
[02:27] <IdleOne> floopsie: :)
[02:27] <Dr_Willis> and be sure it dosent take over the shell, use a & at the end of the command
[02:27] <Kheops> screen -A -m -d -S hlds ./hlds_run -game cstrike +ip 89.32.20.68 +sv_lan 0 -nomaster +maxplayers 32 +map de_dust2
[02:27] <Kheops> don't work
[02:27] <Dr_Willis> Kheops:  that command is getting ran as root.. whoch may or may not be what you want.
[02:28] <Kheops> hmm
[02:28] <Kheops> what's wrong ?
[02:28] <sobersabre> Kheops: you are a bit wrong :)
[02:28] <Dr_Willis> and  if you are using a 'complex' command with cd's and stuff.. make a script and have rc.local run the script
[02:28] <yassin_> Help
[02:28] <floopsie> IdleOne,
[02:28] <yassin_> root@binyassin:/home/yassin# kbuildsycoca running...
[02:28] <yassin_> Reusing existing ksycoca
[02:28] <yassin_> X Error: BadWindow (invalid Window parameter) 3
[02:28] <yassin_>   Major opcode:  19
[02:28] <yassin_>   Minor opcode:  0
[02:28] <FloodBot2> yassin_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:28] <yassin_>   Resource id:  0x3c0000c
[02:28] <kahen> Dr_Willis, i'm pretty sure running a CS server as root is a Bad Thing (TM)
[02:28] <Kheops> hmm Dr_Willis In the past i set it like that and no problem
[02:28] <sobersabre> Kheops: wrap up your command into a script.
[02:28] <Kheops> the rc.local execute.
[02:28] <The_Bridge> :D
[02:28] <Dr_Willis> ie script 'startcstrike' ->  #!/bin/sh   cd /whatever/   run the command
[02:29] <Kheops> Dr_Willis : I don't need a script to run that.
[02:29] <Kheops> In the past work and now not.
[02:29] <Kheops> why ?
[02:29] <Dr_Willis> Kheops:  do whatever ya want then.. good luck..  my way is easier to trouble shoot.
[02:29] <sobersabre> Kheops: and how have you come to the conclustion it didn't start and die ?
[02:29] <Dr_Willis> we cant tell 'why' from the info you gave us.
[02:29] <Kheops> that's all
[02:29] <Kheops> O simple command on rc.local
[02:29] <Dr_Willis> I would guess path, or being ran as root is the issue,
[02:29] <Kheops> dosen't work.
[02:30] <sobersabre> Kheops: are you sure it didn't work ? :)
[02:30] <Kheops> k
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> or its working and crashing for some other reason.
[02:30] <Kheops> how i solve it ?
[02:30] <sobersabre> what doesn't work ?!
[02:30] <IdleOne> Kheops: stop talking and start listening. you want help then take the advice
[02:30] <yassin_> Idle0ne :  how i do a processing  to stop in terminal
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> which is why i suggested making a script.. running that script as a user, or as root to show it works that way.
[02:30] <sobersabre> when you log into the system and run pgrep screen, do you see nothing ?!
[02:30] <sobersabre> :)
[02:30] <Kheops> hmm
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> pgrem - a handy tool.. worht rembering
[02:31] <arooni_____> if i'm the only user using my ubuntu machine... can i safely uninstall console-kit-daemon (which is the consolekit package)?  there are like 60 instances of it running on htop.
[02:31] <Kheops> I will make the script.
[02:31] <sobersabre> I think your screen is run as root, and you, as regular user can't use it, since it's for root.
[02:31] <Kheops> just for this stupid command.
[02:31] <burf> YAY - Gambas is EACTLY what i was looking for
[02:31] <yassin_>  anyone how i do a processing  to stop in terminal
[02:31] <burf> there is hope
[02:31] <yassin_> help
[02:31] <sobersabre> yassin_: processing of what ?
[02:31] <The_Bridge> burf : gambas' not exactly the same as VB
[02:31] <sc00ut> type command you want and then & sing
[02:32] <sc00ut> sign*
[02:32] <kahen> arooni_____, console-kit-daemon is showing 60-ish *threads* not processes in htop. if you go to options and set it to not display user space threads it won't look as crazy at least
[02:32] <sobersabre> sc00ut: I started singing....
[02:32] <arooni_____> kahen, but if i dont ever log in as anyone else can i remove it?  or make it so it cant start up anymore
[02:32] <sc00ut> :D
[02:32] <jorge_> need help!
[02:32] <sobersabre> lalala...
[02:32] <sobersabre> jorge_: call a doctor!
[02:32] <The_Bridge> :)
 : i want to  run processing to install .deb pakage but the terminal get error is :Errors were encountered while processing:
[02:32] <jorge_> an xubuntu doctor?
[02:32] <sc00ut> nice voice you got :)
[02:32] <Gnea> burf: whoa - didn't know about that one
[02:33] <Dr_Willis> Piping output from commands from rc.local to a log file is also a handy trick.
[02:33] <sobersabre> yassin_: I think a better idea would be to let it finish.
[02:33] <IdleOne> sobersabre: please no sarcastic answers :) this is not #debian :)
[02:33] <sobersabre> then read the :Errors.
 : how?
[02:33] <IdleOne> jorge_: #xubuntu
[02:33] <sobersabre> oh, it got stuck and the computer is not doing anything (like blinking HDD LED or ... showing cPU busy) ?
[02:34] <sobersabre> yassin_: sometimes package processing can take up several minutes...
[02:34] <whompapotamus> has anyone had any success in disabling startup items from within 9.04 gui: System > Startup Application ?
[02:34] <sobersabre> IdleOne: a little bit won't hurt.
[02:34] <sobersabre> :)
 : but i didn`t run processing but the terminal who
[02:35] <burf> The_Bridge: no its not but its by far the closest thing
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> whompapotamus:  i disable things in there all the time.
[02:35] <sobersabre> yassin_: what do you mean "but the terminal who" ?
[02:35] <abdullah> hi
[02:35] <sc00ut> eh im leaving
[02:35] <IdleOne> sobersabre: we try to keep this channel strictly support if we start allowing minor comments now and then it quickly turns uncontrollable
[02:35] <ceriallinux> hello
[02:35] <The_Bridge> burf : yeah
[02:35] <abdullah> i need help with something
[02:35] <sobersabre> IdleOne: got it.
[02:35] <burf> will eep me quiet for a while, and hope fully i can fix the things i dont like about ubuntu
[02:35] <whompapotamus> every time i uncheck an item and close the app - none of my setting take
[02:35] <burf> theres not many so..
[02:35] <sobersabre> If you pay me I can support :) no sarcasm.
[02:36] <IdleOne> sobersabre: #ubuntu-offtopic is a great place to use sarcasm :)
[02:36] <sobersabre> oh! ok.
[02:36] <The_Bridge> burf : what are u tryin to fix?
[02:36] <sobersabre> abdullah: I think you should tell us what it is then. otherwise it will take us a long time to guess what exactly you need..
[02:36] <eljefe_> My NetworkManager doesn't start when ubuntu starts, but kicks in like 5-10 minutes later (jaunty server)
[02:37] <ceriallinux> need help to mount an imoega usb 750 that was usw in a mac so is hfs+ is theres a program like macdrive to view its contents?
[02:37] <kahen> arooni_____, well... it is a known bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/consolekit/+bug/148454 - i have no idea how likely it is to be fixed. or what uninstalling it will do
[02:37] <ali__> hi, I want to use my voipraider account in ekiga
[02:37] <burf> the things ive been going on about for the last 2 days - just littel things mate
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> !hfs
[02:37] <abdullah> i need help with rtl8187
[02:37] <jorge_> how do I know if my video is working correctly
[02:37] <arooni_____> kahen, can i run a command on every reboot?  such as sudo killall console-kit-daemon ?
[02:37] <abdullah> it's not work right
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> ceriallinux:  i think hfs+ can be read.. but ive never done so.
[02:37] <sobersabre> eljefe_: are you sure it's the network manager, and not the "icon at the top corner" that comes up late ?
[02:38] <sobersabre> abdullah: rtl8187 seems like a name of a network card.
[02:38] <jorge_> how do I know if my video is working correctly?
[02:38] <whompapotamus> ceriallinux: try cifs
[02:38] <eminor> arooni_____, what's the problem for you with consolekit?
[02:38] <eljefe_> sobersabre: yea, it starts, but it is unmanaged for a while, then after a bit it kicks up and does an ifupdown and networkmanager can see/control it
[02:38] <arooni_____> eminor, it seems to generatea  lot of load and memory usage
[02:38] <ceriallinux> whats cfis?
[02:38] <Spippy> H̠͔̹̘̤͉̻͎̦̹͕̭̺̅̌ͧ͆͂͗́̃͋̎̌͌̑ͥ̒́̚͘e͉̙̭͖̟̱̟̭̯͓͕̞̘̜͈̬̠͒̑̂̅͆ͣ͊͂͊͢l̵͖̠̝̹̟͓̱̮̱̼̺̻̥̤̫ͫ̐̄ͮͣ̊̉̊ͪ̓̑͒̒̈́ͅl̶̝͎̥̪̯̣̹̹̈͌́ͧͨ̆ͦ̈́͒͟͝͞o̸̟̘̟̬̞̼̝͖̯͙͖̟̼̝̙̞ͪ̍̈͋̉̎̑͑̉́͌ͭ͗̕̕͡ ̴̼̖̗̰̮̩̞͙̘͆ͬ́ͯͫͥ̌ͥ͌̋e͑ͮ̾ͭ̃̃͐̆ͤ̓̔̈́̀̊̾͏̶̯̰͉̜͖̜̝͓͇͓̮̼͓͚̤ͅv̧̗̻͎̦̫̳̤͖͇̌̒̑͛̚̚͟
[02:38] <sobersabre> eljefe_: is it possible you have some confusing info in /etc/hosts file ?
[02:39] <sobersabre> Spippy: what language was this ?
[02:39] <Gnea> !ops | Spippy
[02:39] <eljefe_> nope, its pretty basic
[02:39]  * Gnea watches his screen fill with gibberish
[02:39] <sebsebseb> Gnea: that  looked  interesting on my client
[02:39] <elky> Spippy, please do not do that.
[02:40] <sobersabre> on mine too.. several weirdo-beardo chars...
[02:40] <whompapotamus> ceriallinux: sudo apt-get install smbfs smbclient
[02:40] <eljefe_> sobersabre: i think it might be too high in rc.d?  It only does this with my jaunty server
[02:40] <sobersabre> is it an attempt to crash my irssi ? :)
[02:40] <elky> sobersabre, no, probably funky encoding.
[02:40] <sobersabre> eljefe_: you have a server with network manager ?! very interesting approach.
[02:40] <sobersabre> :)
[02:40] <ali__> anyone knows the settings for voipraider in ekiga?
[02:40] <sobersabre> elky: I use utf...
[02:41] <Gnea> elky: hope that wasn't a false alarm...
[02:41] <DaZ-> did i miss something? :f
[02:41] <eljefe_> sobersabre: well it has a minimalistic desktop.  I started from ground up kinda.  is there a better manager?
[02:41] <elky> Gnea, well no. you didn't knwo if it was going to continue
[02:41] <Gnea> elky: it just took up a whole LOT of lines
[02:41] <sobersabre> eljefe_: network manager is a tool people use when they need to reconfigure the network all the time. i.e. laptops.
[02:41] <Gnea> elky: so yeah, exactly
[02:41] <IdleOne> Gnea: I think it was a ctrl+v booboo
[02:42] <sobersabre> server is usually connected with 1 IP address (or several, but constant)
[02:42] <sobersabre> SO I don't really see a point in "network manager" like apps.
[02:42] <sebsebseb> Gnea: a part of it on my client went over, one of those purple channal messages even
[02:42] <whompapotamus> ceriallinux: here is a command that i use to mount my Time Capsule (sudo mount.cifs //192.168.1.1/"Time Capsule" /media/capsule/) - it is formatted hfs+
[02:42] <FeLonG> Hi I have a big problem I am dual booting the windows and ubuntu. In both I have the adobe reader in windows while I can highlight underline the text in windows but not in case of ubuntu
[02:42] <sobersabre> and everything you need is in /etc/network/interfaces
[02:42] <sobersabre> eljefe_: and there's a manpage for it man interfaces
[02:42] <eljefe_> sobersabre: i guess that is true.  I can probably just get rid of it.  I just like having it as a notification if something gets messed up
[02:42] <DaZ-> FeLonG: okular supports it
[02:43] <eljefe_> its either good or has a big X
[02:43] <FeLonG> okular?
[02:43] <Gnea> sebsebseb: normally a line gets cut off after a certain amount of buffer is consumed - this didn't seem to cut off, so it was probably a translation error due to no utf on my end (i should fix that)
[02:43] <sobersabre> eljefe_: you can have it with so many ways.
[02:43] <DaZ-> FeLonG: kde pdf/everything reader
[02:43] <sobersabre> like email to your local server's user.
[02:43] <sebsebseb> Gnea: utf?
[02:43] <whompapotamus> ceriallinux: just create a mount point in /media (sudo mkdir /media/iomega)
[02:43] <FeLonG> I am new at ubuntu i don't know what is okular and kde
[02:43] <FeLonG> tell me
[02:44] <sobersabre> FeLonG: okular is a program to watch things.
[02:44] <DaZ-> !kde |FelonG
[02:44] <Gnea> sebsebseb: language encoding
[02:44] <eljefe_> sobersabre: so many ways? such as?
[02:44] <sobersabre> it comes with a desktop environment named "KDE"
[02:44] <sebsebseb> Gnea: ah ok
[02:44] <ceriallinux> this happen sudo: mount.cifs: command not found
[02:44] <DaZ-> and okular is a document reader :f
[02:44] <sobersabre> eljefe_: 1. cron job
[02:44] <t0s> how do i set the gnome theme back to default, the way it was when i first installed
[02:44] <sobersabre> 2. ip-down.d script
[02:44] <The_Bridge> gtg,thx guys
[02:45] <whompapotamus> ceriallinux: did you install the packages
[02:45] <eljefe_> oh, yea controlling it.  I just like the icon and want it to represent the condition of the network
[02:45] <sobersabre> 3. external monitoring (which is the correct way to monitor something is up :) )
[02:45] <mach_kernel> stfu chanserv
[02:45] <FeLonG> i have got kde
[02:45] <sobersabre> anyways, I must run off.
[02:45] <FeLonG> and also that okular
[02:46] <sobersabre> eljefe_: mabruk to Ubuntu...
[02:46] <FeLonG> where is the option in okular for highlighting?
[02:46] <ceriallinux> yes formated hfs+
[02:46] <eljefe_> mabruk?
[02:46] <ceriallinux> if i do an fdisk -l i can see it
[02:47] <DaZ-> FeLonG: f6
[02:47] <whompapotamus> ceriallinux: you should be able to mount.cifs if both of those packages were installed
[02:47] <eljefe_> !mabruk
[02:47] <FeLonG> ok wait
[02:47] <eljefe_> how can you tell what the bot knows?
[02:47] <whompapotamus> did you create a mount point in /media
[02:47] <whompapotamus> ?
[02:48] <FeLonG> DaZ: how would i know about the other tools>?
[02:48] <FeLonG> i don't know the shortcuts
[02:48] <Pici> !usage | eljefe_
[02:48] <DaZ-> FeLonG: menubar
[02:49] <ceriallinux> just created the mount point know should i just sudo mount iomega/dev/sdc
[02:50] <situation> ClamAV detected a virus in OpenVPN for windows (or it detected that OpenVPN itself was a virus). What should I do?
[02:50] <FeLonG> in menubar nothing is listed I have explore file edit view all
[02:50] <eljefe_> Pici: thanks
[02:50] <Ben64> Hey I got a problem... when I click in another window, it doesn't bring that window to the foreground. i.e. if i have two terminals open, I actually have to alt+tab to go between them, can't just click and type. I'm on hardy 64bit..
[02:50] <HowardTheDuck> and i got a solution
[02:50] <HowardTheDuck> more cowbell!
[02:52] <FeLonG> i got it its the revew
[02:53] <FeLonG> i have another problem from last 2 weeks when I insert the head phone it dosnt mute my speaker and i hear the sound simultaneously from both while in windows it was fine
[02:54] <jjwdesign> Where the heck is .bash_profile for my user? I need to add something to my $PATH
[02:54] <Ben64> jjwdesign: ~/
[02:55] <jjwdesign> I tried /home/username
[02:55] <Ben64> jjwdesign: you know, it doesn't have to exist, you are allowed to create it if you don't have it
[02:56] <jjwdesign> I even created a .bash_profile
[02:56] <jjwdesign> it doesn't add my path adjustment
[02:56] <kahen> jjwdesign, i think it's supposed to be $HOME/.bashrc
[02:56] <jjwdesign> Even after closing the terminal and re-opening
[02:56] <leaf-sheep> jjwdesign: Put the scripts in ~/bin
[02:57] <leaf-sheep> jjwdesign: Your bash profile is... .bashrc, I believe.
[02:57] <jjwdesign> echo $PATH
[02:57] <jjwdesign> /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games
[02:57] <jjwdesign> That has to be defined somewhere, right?
[02:57] <kahen> jjwdesign, or if you want it to be global, you can edit /etc/bash.bashrc
[02:58] <jjwdesign> ok, let me give that a shot.
[02:58] <Ben64> Hey I got a problem... when I click in another window, it doesn't bring that window to the foreground. i.e. if i have two terminals open, I actually have to alt+tab to go between them, can't just click and type. I'm on hardy 64bit..
[02:59] <whompapotamus> anyone i here use xchat - i am trying to figure out how to reply to someone directly in the main lobby with having to type-> name:
[03:00] <Ben64> whompapotamus: type part of their name and hit <tab> ?
[03:00] <sharef> i need a way to parse an xml file in bash
[03:00] <jjwdesign> .bashrc seemed to do the trick! THANKs!
[03:01] <htk__> how i can display some useful information (like udev events) on my desktop?
[03:01] <whompapotamus> Ben64, thanks
[03:01] <whompapotamus> it puts a comma at the end
[03:01] <whompapotamus> ?
[03:01] <DaZ-> htk__: conky? :f
[03:01] <whompapotamus> wonder if there is a way to change that to a :
[03:01] <whompapotamus> ?
[03:01] <leaf-sheep> whompapotamus: You can change that in the XChat/XChat-Gnome Preferences.
[03:01] <IdleOne> whompapotamus: you can change that in xchat settings
[03:02] <whompapotamus> cool thanks!
[03:02] <anothernickname> heya all, tearing my hair out. can't get xdmcp working properly, can connect to host when host is logged locally, but cant when host isnt logged in. even tried removing all config files and reinstall them. anyone had a similar problem?
[03:03] <Trapper> Hi, I'm having a cursor graphics problem and I was wondering if you guys could help
[03:03] <aloosh> hi
[03:04] <Trapper> I just put Ubuntu 9.04 on my Mac Pro, and there is a black box under my cursor. Occasionally it's the same box but in different colored pixels
[03:04] <Trapper> hi
[03:04] <Trapper> So I'm sort of confused as to what to do to fix my mouse
[03:05] <anothernickname> heya, dont know bout macs, maybe its a video driver problem, you tried checking propriety drivers?
[03:05] <kahen> jjwdesign, i tried looking around for where the default path is set, and i _think_ it's hardcoded in the bash executable. "strings $(which bash) | grep usr"
[03:05] <Trapper> Yes, it only loads my wireless drivers.
[03:05] <morroc> hmm
[03:06] <Trapper> I'm thinking something to do with drivers, but I'm not really seeing driver support.
[03:06] <DaZ-> Trapper: what graphic card? :f
[03:06] <Trapper> Erm, one sec heh :) It's an ati, not sure which one exactly.
[03:07] <DaZ-> i can't help you with ati <:
[03:08] <Capt_Blackwood> hello?
[03:08] <Capt_Blackwood> can anybody help be getting my graphics set up
[03:08] <Trapper> Okay thanks DaZ, I'm not quite sure anyhow.
[03:09] <DaZ-> Trapper: lspci should list it
[03:09] <j2daosh> does /etc/groups have anything to do with the /etc/passwd file?
[03:09] <IdleOne> lspci | grep VGA
[03:09] <unitheory> Does anyone know why my screenshot (prnt scrn) button doesn't work while running compiz?
[03:09] <AllenNewOk> can anybody help me get a good graphic card driver on dell 1525n?
[03:10] <IdleOne> unitheory: #compiz
[03:10] <j2daosh> like if i vi that file and change the group of a user, will it break passwd/shadow?
[03:10] <unitheory> IdleOne, thanks
[03:10] <DaZ-> j2daosh: no
[03:10] <AllenNewOk> I am using a genetic one,it doesn't work well
[03:10] <j2daosh> so there is no mapping between the /etc/groups and /etc/passwd?
[03:10] <Capt_Blackwood> Can i have some help please? I need to set up nvidia drivers and overclocking :)
[03:11] <IdleOne> !nvidia > Capt_Blackwood
[03:11] <arooni_____> on a recent install of jaunty w/ sound blaster live card (Sound WAS working at one point) alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[03:12] <anothernickname> anyone know howto fix a problem with not being able to login via xdmcp without the host being logged in locally, using gdm
[03:12] <AllenNewOk> and my ubuntu version is 8.04
[03:13] <situation> ClamAV detected a virus in OpenVPN for windows (or it detected that OpenVPN itself was a virus). What should I do?
[03:14] <IdleOne> situation: uninstall clamAV
[03:14] <situation> IdleOne: why?
[03:14] <IdleOne> well wait never mind
[03:15] <IdleOne> situation: not sure about what you should do :|
[03:19] <situation> ClamAV detected a virus in OpenVPN for Windows (or it detected that OpenVPN itself was a virus). What should I do?
[03:22] <sasa400> xxx
[03:22] <leaf-sheep> situation: Man up.  The virus does not affect linux.
[03:22] <situation> leaf-sheep: I'm going to install it on a Windows system.
[03:23] <situation> blah blah blah
[03:23] <blah> yes
[03:24] <situation> thats all she was talking about
[03:24] <situation> blah this and blah that
[03:24] <Ben64> situation: send the file to virustotal.com and see how many programs detect it as a virus
[03:24] <The_Bridge> is there irc channel for red hat?
[03:24] <situation> ok thanks
[03:26] <blah> help
[03:26] <roved2101> hello
[03:27] <Wawel> hi
[03:27] <Bluey> jello
[03:27] <roved2101> are there issues with nautilus not showing shares at the moment 9.04
[03:29] <The_Bridge> read bout that
[03:30] <alias> Hi do you know good grub2 gui edition tool ?
[03:30] <roved2101> they were present until the last update
[03:30] <xrfang> hello, can I install ubuntu on a headless server, using ssh interface to control installation process?
[03:30] <HazmatCustoms> I set up my own apache webserver mrsiebel.no-ip.org and want others to be able to access ftp://mrsiebel.no-ip.org/downloads how can I do this?
[03:31] <Bluey> well ftp is different then http
[03:31] <Bluey> so you'd need an ftp server - like vsftp
[03:32] <HazmatCustoms> bluey: I had an ftp server set up for my ip so people could access it by ftp://127.0.0.1 through a web browser
[03:32] <mattgyver[L]> Does anyone use pacpl?
[03:32] <HazmatCustoms> This is what I am trying to accomplish
[03:33] <alias> Hi do you know good grub2 gui edition tool ?
[03:33] <Bluey> hazmat - well 127.0.0.1 is localhost
[03:33] <HazmatCustoms> I know this
[03:33] <HazmatCustoms> I was able to forward it
[03:33] <Bluey> k
[03:33] <HazmatCustoms> To my exteranl ip
[03:33] <Bluey> hazmat - I use dyndns service
[03:33] <Bluey> so my ftp server has a name
[03:34] <Bluey> let me see if I can find the link sec
[03:34] <HazmatCustoms> mrsiebel.no-ip.org is running off this computer via apache
[03:34] <dr3mro> hey guys can any one help me when i insert the live cd into my computer it dont start X but drop me to bash and when i type startx it says can't find screens and this is lspci http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/264145/
[03:34] <Bluey> haz -- https://www.dyndns.com/
[03:34] <HazmatCustoms> I want to be able to access it through ftp://mrsiebel.no-ip.org
[03:34] <HazmatCustoms> Ok
[03:35] <Bluey> haz is the name registered somewhere?
[03:35] <HazmatCustoms> Yeah
[03:35] <HazmatCustoms> With no ip
[03:35] <milo_> please who can help me with my screen resolution? It's too big and i'd like to change it
[03:35] <Bluey> its why I suggested the dyndns thing
[03:36] <Bluey> because ip addresses change
[03:36] <Capt_Blackwood> can somebody help me enable coolbits
[03:36] <xim_> how can i echo text with an indention of a few spaces?
[03:36] <Bluey> haz -- may I privite message?
[03:36] <HazmatCustoms> I have a static ip set and I use no ip for DNS
[03:36] <heogen> hi
[03:36]  * Wawel dances
[03:36] <heogen> i got a problem with run chess game
[03:36] <HazmatCustoms> Hence mrsiebel.no-ip.org instead of http://my_external_ip
[03:37] <Capt_Blackwood> hello?
[03:37] <Bluey> yes
[03:37] <heogen> in 3D someone may help me?
[03:37] <Bluey> haz - private message okay for you?
[03:37] <HazmatCustoms> Sure
[03:37] <Capt_Blackwood> can somebody help me enable "Coolbits"?
[03:38] <heogen> normally before to install python i was play in 2D
[03:38] <DaZ-> coolbits? :f
[03:38] <heogen> but know nothing
[03:38] <Capt_Blackwood> nVidia overclocking
[03:38] <The_Bridge> dr3am3r : it lookes that u've got problem with vga chip
[03:38] <xim_> is there a way to manually modify startup applications through the terminal
[03:38] <zopiac> how do i unmount an .iso that i mount with "sudo mount /path/to/file.iso /path/to/mount -o loop"? "umount /path/to/file.iso" tells me that it is not mounted
[03:40] <mattgyver[L]> zopiac, run sudo df, does this show it currently mounted?
[03:40] <Bluey> zop look at mount points
[03:40] <zopiac> no...
[03:40] <Bluey> df for instance
[03:40] <mattgyver[L]> its not mounted
[03:40] <q0_0p> what is the difference between pulseaudio and alsautils?
[03:40] <zopiac> but say in nautilus on the sidebar it shows it mounted
[03:40] <doni> ????????????
[03:40] <zopiac> heres my problem
[03:41] <sharef> pulse audio is fun
[03:41] <mattgyver[L]> zopiac, which sidebar, the places menu?
[03:41] <zopiac> mattgyver[L]: yeah
[03:41] <The_Bridge> dr3am3r : problem with ati vga chip,it's fairly common
[03:41] <mattgyver[L]> zopiac, i think ive seen stuff stay in the places menu even after you unmount them
[03:41] <waterfoul> how do I allow apache to restart dhcpd
[03:42] <mattgyver[L]> zopiac, perhaps just log off and log back on?
[03:42] <TD-Linux> zopiac, try sudo umount /path/to/mount
[03:42] <zopiac> mattgyver[L]: but i need to say in one session
[03:42] <TD-Linux> remember that umount needs root
[03:42] <TD-Linux> so use sudo
[03:42] <zopiac> i know
[03:42] <zopiac> didnt work though :/
[03:42] <webbb> whats the best theme manager for gnome
[03:42] <mattgyver[L]> if df does not show it, then i dont think its mounted
[03:42] <mattgyver[L]> can you view it in nautilus?
[03:43] <mattgyver[L]> try going to the mount point in nautlius to see if its still there
[03:43] <zopiac> i have to mount an .iso, run a file off of it, mount a different .iso to the same directory for the other file to work, then mount the first one back at the same directory for it to finish :/
[03:43] <heogen> hi I got a problem with the chess game
[03:43] <heogen> it is not run
[03:43] <heogen> when I to install python
[03:44] <tonious> 0
[03:44] <Capt_Blackwood> can i get some help via private messaging please
[03:45] <arquebus> heogen- python is already installed by default in ubuntu, what did you install?
[03:45] <Capt_Blackwood> hello?
[03:46] <zopiac> Edited pastebin of terminal output: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m1bf5aa9e
[03:46] <Capt_Blackwood> Can somebody help me activate "Coolbits" for my nvidia card?
[03:48] <Capt_Blackwood> can somebody who knows about "coolbits" help me
[03:49] <joshbeckson> Hi
[03:49] <joshbeckson> I have a querstion
[03:49] <dr3mro> hey guys can any one help me when i insert the live cd into my computer it dont start X but drop me to bash and when i type startx it says can't find screens and this is lspci http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/264145/
[03:50] <ledbettj> Capt_Blackwood: hi, It looks like there is a setting you can add to your X configuration to enable coolbits, if you are comfortable doing that.
[03:50] <joshbeckson> ledbettj
[03:50] <joshbeckson> dr3m
[03:50] <zopiac> mattgyver[L]: i guess my only problem is that mtab still says that they are mounted
[03:51] <joshbeckson> Dr3mo: Which Program ?
[03:51] <zopiac> mattgyver[L]: but when i go into mtab and delete it, when i try to mount it again it just hangs
[03:51] <joshbeckson> Zopiac.
[03:51] <zopiac> yeah?
[03:51] <joshbeckson> I tried opening MSN / Irc on Pidgin
[03:51] <dr3mro> joshbeckson, ?
[03:51] <joshbeckson> It's now allowing me.
[03:52] <The_Bridge> dr3am3r : it looked that u've got problem with ATI vga chip
[03:53] <joshbeckson> The_Bridge
[03:53] <thiebaude> !ati
[03:53] <TheCommunist> quick question: is there another way to edit files in /var/www [apache2] other than with gedit or root privlages?
[03:53] <ben725> need help with me tv\
[03:54] <ben725> me tv failed to lock to channel\
[03:54] <Capt_Blackwood> ledbettj...I think i've got it :)
[03:54] <xim_> TheCommunist: you obviously have to have admin rights to modify anything out of your home folder
[03:54] <unitheory> TheCommunist, depends who has permission to edit them ;]
[03:54] <RDove> TheCommunist, can't you use vi but need permission
[03:54] <Ammo> I am having an issue with my laptops network card, can anyone help me?
[03:55] <TheCommunist> ah....thanks everyone....[im not using an account with root privlages at the moment!...will switch....] ;)
[03:55] <unitheory> Ammo, do you know what card?
[03:55] <Ammo> I know the Model of the laptop. I can supply that, but the actual card I have NO clue.
[03:56] <m0r0n> Does anyone know how to mount a GPS in Ubuntu
[03:56] <unitheory> Ammo, well that's a start
[03:56] <dr3mro> The_Bridge, so any idea what to do ?
[03:56] <Capt_Blackwood> ok
[03:56] <thiebaude> Ammo, which laptop?
[03:56] <Ammo> Model is an HP Pavillion, Model NUMBER is RP415UA
[03:56] <pepperjack> Ammo: sudo lshw or lspci -v
[03:57] <Ammo> pepperjack: What does that say?
[03:57] <pepperjack> Ammo: lots.
[03:57] <Ammo> pepperjack: It looks like gibberish to me? O__o
[03:57] <unitheory> m0r0n, as far as I know, a GPS isn't "mounted" per se, you just need to use a program that knows how to utilize it
[03:57] <m0r0n> unitheory: I need to read into the device manually
[03:57] <O__o> what gibberish?
[03:57] <pepperjack> Ammo: you should see a network controller
[03:58] <Capt_Blackwood> ledbettj, may i pm you
[03:58] <Capt_Blackwood> ?
[03:58] <pepperjack> Ammo: or rather ethernet
[03:58] <Ammo> pepperjack: Where at? I dont see a thing
[03:58] <xim_> m0r0n: no they do mount, usually when you plug it into usb it automounts like a external HD
[03:59] <m0r0n> xim_: Is there no way I can access it?
[03:59] <The_Bridge> dr3am3r : login without xwindow first,then try install ATI tweak driver
[03:59] <pepperjack> Ammo: for instance like lspci -v | grep -C 3 Ethernet
[03:59] <Ammo> pepperjack:  I am running #ubuntu through pidgin on my desktop. And its not showing anything. What am I to do exactly?
[04:00] <pepperjack> Ammo: that would be run from a terminal
[04:00] <Capt_Blackwood> can somebody help me get nvclock running?
[04:00] <zopiac> i have to mount an .iso, run a file off of it, mount a different .iso to the same directory for the other file to work, then mount the first one back at the same directory for it to finish, but am having this problem: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m4cd04c84 can anybody help?
[04:01] <SeaPhor> pepperjack, would lshw -C network      help at all with Ammo ?
[04:01] <xim_> m0r0n: plug it in....wait 20 seconds...it should be mounted like a hard drive...access it like anythingelse
[04:01] <m0r0n> xim_: That's not happening
[04:01] <thiebaude> Ammo, you able to get to a log-in screen?
[04:01] <Ammo> @All - I have no clue what your talking about? Whats terminal? Im REALLY new. Im still running it live from CD, before I install to see if it will work
[04:01] <thiebaude> !cli
[04:02] <Sp0tter> are there any shells that provide ncurses or equiv graphics support for tabbed multiple shells inside of one terminal window?
[04:02] <xim_> m0r0n: have you tried plugging it into any other non ubuntu PC?
[04:02] <Capt_Blackwood> hello? can anybody help me?
[04:02] <m0r0n> xim_: Vista, same deal. But before it was readable
[04:03] <dimobla> hello
[04:03] <xim_> m0r0n: in that case it sounds like you should talk to tech support for the gps device...and they probably only speak vista so see what you can do there first
[04:03] <dimobla> i'm french
[04:03] <dr3mro> The_Bridge, do you know the package name
[04:03] <dimobla> a ok
[04:04] <dimobla> quelqu'un c'est comment
[04:04] <m0r0n> xim_: Beh. Can't do that but thanks anyways
[04:04] <dimobla> installer java
[04:04] <dimobla> stp
[04:04] <thiebaude> !fr
[04:04] <deviant-route> hello
[04:05] <dr3mro> hey guys can any one help me when i insert the live cd into my computer it dont start X but drop me to bash and when i type startx it says can't find screens and this is lspci http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/264145/
[04:05] <Ammo> Alright let me reboot my ubuntu off the disk again, then can someone tell me how to do this terminal thing one more time, and what to type?
[04:05] <SeaPhor> Ammo, could you repeat what your problem is?
[04:05] <Ammo> Ubuntu doesnt see my network card on my laptop model # RP415UA
[04:05] <Capt_Blackwood> SeaPhor do you know anything about nvclock
[04:05] <Ammo> Its an HP pavillion
[04:05] <SeaPhor> Ammo, terminal is in Applications- accessories- terminal
[04:06] <Ammo> Alright ubuntu is still loading. I will tell you when I get to that step. =3
[04:06] <xim_> m0r0n: well obviously if it doesn't work in vista or ubuntu, and it used to work...the problem is in the device so i dont know what you expect ubuntu can do to help
[04:07] <SeaPhor> Capt_Blackwood, no, but whats the issue?
[04:07] <Bluey> xim -- I just got here can you recap briefly?
[04:07] <Capt_Blackwood> SeaPhor, can't get it to install says "it needs a file for nvcontrol support"
[04:07] <dr3mro> hey guys can any one help me when i insert the live cd into my computer it dont start X but drop me to bash and when i type startx it says can't find screens and this is lspci http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/264145/
[04:08] <SeaPhor> Ammo, terminal is the command line console, in Applications- accessories- terminal
[04:08] <m0r0n> xim_: This device is not the device that did it before, I had another gps that did it. And people said it is possible to read this device's files'
[04:08] <Ammo> im still at "Loading please wait... Busybox" thing.
[04:08] <deviant-route> :)/exit
[04:08] <xim_> m0r0n: oic, have you tried to plug this device into vista?
[04:09] <SeaPhor> Capt_Blackwood, try sudo apt-cache search nvclock   and then install all that have relevance
[04:09] <dimobla> Somebody it is how to install script
[04:09] <dimobla> java script
[04:10] <xim_> m0r0n: the thing is that theres no reason it shouldn't automatically mount when you plug it in, if that isnt working, and especially if it also doesnt work in vista, its something with the device, either damaged or not made to do that
[04:10] <thiebaude> !java
[04:10] <Ammo> Is there anything to do at the Loading please wait screen? Cuz  it says initramfs and a blinking underscore
[04:10] <Capt_Blackwood> SeaPhor, i'm pretty new to terminal, how do i get things installing?
[04:10] <donald> hey all
[04:11] <SeaPhor> Capt_Blackwood, sudo apt-get install "package"
[04:12] <Truffle> !dhcp
[04:12] <ben725> can anyone help me with Me TV
[04:13] <Ammo> What do I do when ubuntu just says (initramfs)
[04:14] <Capt_Blackwood> SeaPhor, it's not getting it.
[04:15] <SeaPhor> Capt_Blackwood, explain, plz
[04:15] <Bugsbane_> Anyone know how to do an apt-get update for an Ubuntu install on another partition? (IE not the Ubuntu currently running?)
[04:15] <The_Bridge> Ammo : try change ur HDD
[04:15] <RDove> Is there a script/program out there that will take /var/spool/mail/username and split it into different files for each mail item?
[04:15] <Ammo> Im running off live cd.
[04:15] <unitheory> why didn't anyone tell me the new remote desktop dialog is awesome in that it can automatically configure your router?!? I didn't find out til today!
[04:16] <Bugsbane_> unitheory - did you ask? ;)
[04:16] <Capt_Blackwood> SeaPhor, It's telling me that it can not get lock (would you like to take this to private message?)
[04:16] <xrfang> hello, how can I setup a vnc server that does *NOT* require the host machine to be "logged in"?
[04:16] <ryan_> felixn
[04:17] <Ammo> Okay Im booting into ubuntu CD now, now what do I type into the terminal thingy?
[04:17] <SeaPhor> Capt_Blackwood, i dont do PM, but you can join my channel and discuss there
[04:17] <Capt_Blackwood> what's your channel?
[04:17] <SeaPhor> Capt_Blackwood, #myname
[04:18] <The_Bridge> Ammo : in my experience,some HDD has compatibility issue with linux,such as Seagate
[04:18] <Ammo> Oh, I was booting off the LIVE cd, and now that I rebooted it read it.
[04:19] <Zer0Fact0r> Hello
[04:20] <fefer> hai
[04:20] <RoadRNR82> hello, looking for help with fixing my network connection.
[04:20] <Ammo> I have terminal open
[04:20] <Ammo> What do I type?
[04:20] <unitheory> xrfang, i really have no idea but i would suggest enabling remote login
[04:21] <StupidWeasel> I'm have trouble with Jaunty + Firefox 3.5.2. When I attempt to save or open a file, nothing happens. I don't see anything in the terminal & I get the same problem in safe mode (so it's seemingly not an issue with an extension).
[04:21] <fefer> RoadRNR82, whats wrong with your network connection
[04:22] <Zer0Fact0r> Can anyone help me set up my wireless adapter? It doesn't seem to want to work at all.
[04:22] <StupidWeasel> It does not matter if I right click + save as or if I use the download dialogue.
[04:22] <lakcaj> Anyone know a good utility to normalize a large number of flac audio files?
[04:22] <unitheory> Zer0Fact0r, what wireless card?
[04:23] <xim_> is there a way to get dpkg to auto install dependancies?
[04:23] <Zer0Fact0r> Its is an external usb, its a Zyxel G-220 v3
[04:23] <Ammo> >w> What do I type in terminal?
[04:24] <lakcaj> xim_, I know this doesn't answer your question, but you could use gdebi
[04:24] <xim_> lakcaj: i only know windows apps, mp3gain is good, also foobar2000 will do it using replaygain algorithms....but i never do audio in linux, its always a big mess for me (people will probly hate me for saying that)
[04:25] <Zer0Fact0r> unitheory: Any ideas?
[04:25] <ben725> cannot lock channels on me tv>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>any one any ideas
[04:26] <webbb> whats the deal with all the desklets  we got adesklets gdesklets screenlets
[04:26] <webbb> what ones best
[04:26] <thiebaude> Ammo, sudo lshw or lspci -v
[04:26] <sebsebseb> !best | webbb
[04:26] <thiebaude> Ammo, thats all i know
[04:26] <Ammo> WOAH
[04:27] <Ammo> it just threw a BUNCH at me
[04:27] <thiebaude> haha
[04:27] <sebsebseb> webbb:  opensource/freesoftware is very much so about choice,   that means that yes there tends to be a few programs  for most  tasks
[04:27] <Ammo> "-network:0 DISABLED" then it has some stuff about my wireless card.
[04:27] <Ammo> How do I enable it?
[04:27] <unitheory> Zer0Fact0r, it's reported to work out of the box on ubuntu intrepid
[04:27] <webbb> sebsebseb: thanks
[04:27] <lakcaj> xim_, ok - thanks for the info
[04:28] <sebsebseb> webbb: no program and you meant the dock didn't you?
[04:28] <xim_> lakcaj: ditto!
[04:28] <webbb> anyone try Jackfield
[04:28] <sebsebseb> webbb: or maybe not
[04:28] <sebsebseb> webbb: uh no problem above
[04:28] <losher> xim_: mp3gain is public domain and runs well on linux. But I agree that multimedia in general is better done on windows...
[04:28] <xrfang> unitheory, remote login (xdmcp) is either buggy or very hard to setup, I am now setting up vnc according to a HOWTO, but that doc is sadi to be obsolete...
[04:28] <RoadRNR82> my ethernet connection just stopped working one day. The system dual boots into windows and works fine so the problem is somewhere in ubuntu. I see the card and it's settings are correct(ip/gateway/ect...) Just doesn't connect.
[04:28] <thiebaude> hmm
[04:28] <xim_> lakcaj: foobar2000 is awsome if you decide to use it, and has its own channel on freenode full of audio smartees
[04:29] <xim_> lakcaj: ah never actually used mp3gain but i just know its a good option
[04:29] <RoadRNR82> ifconfig shows me the eth0 setup correctly with my network settings
[04:29] <Zer0Fact0r> unitheory, thanks, where can I get it? (Newby)
[04:29] <sebsebseb> !banshee |  xim_  lakcaj
[04:29] <fefer> RoadRNR82, is your route setup
[04:29] <sebsebseb> xim_:  lakcaj  and  exaile as well
[04:29] <nsna> anyone know how to fix an error that my mouse pointer disappears whenever i come back from flipping my laptop lid close?
[04:30] <lakcaj> xim_, I was using mp3gain for my mp3 collection, but now that I'm ripping everything to flac, I need to normalize my flac collection.  I found mp3gain quite good for mp3 normalization.
[04:30] <RoadRNR82> not sure about that...how do i check?
[04:30] <Zer0Fact0r> unitheory, Oh its an older version of ubuntu, right? Does this mean I can't update it?
[04:30] <lakcaj> sebsebseb, but can any of those normalize a collection of flac files?  I'm not looking for a player, but rather normalization software.
[04:30] <linus> anyone willing to help a n00b? lol
[04:30] <fefer> RoadRNR82, well, are you using a static ip or dhcp
[04:30] <RoadRNR82> static
[04:30] <fefer> RoadRNR82, and use route -n
[04:30] <sebsebseb> lakcaj: I don't know what you mean by normalization software
[04:31] <jcmarini> my printer will not print pdf pages..help
[04:31] <sebsebseb> !pdf |  jcmarini
[04:31] <sebsebseb> !cups |  jcmarini
[04:31] <unitheory> Zer0Fact0r, hold on, i'm looking for more info
[04:32] <Zer0Fact0r> unitheory, Oh thanks, your very helpful.
[04:32] <jcmarini> sebsebseb: thanks buddy
[04:32] <fefer> RoadRNR82, can you pm me the output of cat /etc/network/interfaces
[04:32] <RoadRNR82> fefer, it's not ...in /etc/network/interfaces it's all correct but not in route -n
[04:32] <sebsebseb> jcmarini: no probas
[04:32] <linus> does anyone know how i can view my treo 850 as a removable drive in ubuntu?
[04:32] <sebsebseb> probs
[04:32] <Ammo> Can anyone direct me as to turn on "-network:0"
[04:32] <lakcaj> sebsebseb, it can alter the gain of the files so they're all the same volume
[04:33] <sebsebseb> lakcaj: well audacity is what is usauly recommended for audio editing
[04:33] <unitheory> Zer0Fact0r, can you open a terminal?
[04:33] <Zer0Fact0r> Yea, anything that can help.
[04:34] <unitheory> Zer0Fact0r, ok type: sudo modprobe zd1211
[04:34] <lakcaj> sebsebseb, I'll look into that too - thanks
[04:34] <sebsebseb> lakcaj: ok no probs
[04:35] <CatEater> what hardware is ubuntu meant to run on? i'd like to run it in a vm on a windows host, but i can't get vbox to even show up
[04:35] <linus> sigh... it looks like my only hope is an SD reader
[04:35] <CatEater> does anyone have a working setup they could describe?
[04:35] <sebsebseb> CatEater: Windows as host :(
[04:36] <yinlong> who knows why my laptop's LCD is dark?
[04:36] <billybigrigger_> CatEater, ubuntu as a host and windows in the vm works better :)
[04:36] <unitheory> yinlong, could be any number of reasons
[04:36] <sebsebseb> CatEater: better the other way round with Windows in a vm :)   unless you really need a psyical install for something fancy
[04:37] <O__o> I have a document that has 60 pages, how do i print just the page 10 to 14 with lp or lpr command?
[04:37] <O__o> the file is ps file
[04:37] <yinlong> unitheory,it is ok before,but now it makes me mad.
[04:37] <Ammo> *Cough* How do I tell terminal to turn on network 0. It sees my wireless card. I just dont know what to do.
[04:38] <unitheory> yinlong, when you turn the computer on, does it display the bios starting up?
[04:38] <jcmarini> linus ask a question
[04:38] <yinlong> unitheory,no.it boot normally.
[04:38] <Cristian> Hi
[04:39] <CyberKitsune> does sshd store a log anywhere>
[04:39] <CyberKitsune> ?
[04:39] <abdullah> i need help with my wirless adapter
[04:39] <abdullah> rtl8187
[04:39] <sebsebseb> !wireless |  abdullah
[04:39] <losher> O__o: see psselect which lets you select pages from a postscript doc
[04:39] <linus> does anyone know how to view my treo 850 as a removable drive?
[04:39] <yinlong> unitheory,i have install xp and ubuntu in my laptop.and i reinstall vista instead of xp yesterday
[04:40] <linus> when i connect, a window pops up for a second that says auto eth2
[04:40] <abdullah> yes , alfa adapter , it use rtl8187 in XP
[04:40] <losher> CyberKitsune: sshd logs to /var/log/auth.log I believe...
[04:40] <Zer0Fact0r1> unitheory, I disconnected, did I miss anything?
[04:40] <CyberKitsune> losher: Thanks
[04:40] <CyberKitsune> :)
[04:41] <unitheory> Zer0Fact0r, ok type: sudo modprobe zd1211
[04:41] <Zer0Fact0r1> WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in a future release.
[04:41] <Zer0Fact0r1> I get that
[04:41] <Zer0Fact0r1> and FATAL: Module zd1211 not found.
[04:41] <Cristian> I'm a Newbie in Ubuntu's world and I have some probelms :). It's about dual monitor computer under 9.04 Desktop
[04:42] <PcN> Happy 40th birthday internet! http://www.boingboing.net/2009/09/02/happy-40th-birthday.html
[04:42] <jcmarini> linus: that a prob?its just notifying of connection.
[04:42] <abdullah> any one now any thing about rtl8187
[04:42] <abdullah> any one now any thing about rtl8187
[04:42] <abdullah> any one now any thing about rtl8187
[04:42] <FloodBot2> abdullah: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:42] <unitheory> Zer0Fact0r, that's surprising
[04:42] <lakcaj> xim_, foobar2000 seems to be working so far using the replaygain feature.  Seem to run just fine under wine.
[04:42] <linus> the SD card in the treo doesnt show up as a removable drive though
[04:43] <Zer0Fact0r1> unitheory, Whys that?
[04:43] <xim_> lakcaj: sweet
[04:43] <sebsebseb> lakcaj: yep it works  well under Wine
[04:43] <abdullah> ?
[04:44] <sebsebseb> lakcaj: and that's been quite a long time
[04:44] <xim_> lakcaj: you know you need to do 'replaygain processing' during the conversion rather than just scanning for replaygain info after the converstion, which will just add headers to the file your player might not be able to read, just fyi
[04:44] <jcmarini> linus: out of my knowledge buddy sorry ask again some knows...help is here.
[04:44] <sebsebseb> lakcaj: maybe it has always worked well under Wine
[04:44] <O__o> losher, how to combine lpr with psselect to print pages i want?
[04:44] <unitheory> Zer0Fact0r, i'm not 100% sure about this but you can build the driver yourself if you feel up to it https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/zydas_zd1211 follow the installation instructions
[04:44] <Ammo> Could someone tell me what to do to enable Network 0 on my laptop through terminal? Or at least a way to get my ubuntu online?
[04:45] <burf> is there any sites where ubuntu/linux users request software and programs - that they want made?
[04:45] <unitheory> Zer0Fact0r, did you look in system > administration > hardware drivers ?
[04:45] <O__o> psselect 10-15 file.ps | lpr ???
[04:45] <Cristian> With two 16:10 1440x900 a great zone on secondary monitor is useless, i can move the mouse cursor but i can't put the window there?? It's a driver trouble ?
[04:46] <Zer0Fact0r1> unitheory, Yes, I actually have, it just shows drivers for my graphics card.
[04:46] <sebsebseb> burf: don't think so, but  you can find nearly any type of program that you can think of on,  http://www.sf.net  and http://www.freshmeat.net
[04:47] <jcmarini> !sd
[04:47] <losher> O__o: something like: psselect -p10-14 infile outfile; lpr outfile  You can use gv to preview outfile before printing to make sure its correct...
[04:47] <sebsebseb> burf: also check in Synaptic or something,  to  see if there's already a program for what you want to do
[04:47] <O__o> losher, if i want one liner?
[04:47] <sebsebseb> burf: available  just like that for Ubuntu,   download and then install for you
[04:47] <O__o> i know the file is correct and i cant view it because i am ssh into the computer
[04:47] <jcmarini> !snd
[04:48] <musikgoat> !msgthebot | jcmarini
[04:48] <sebsebseb> burf: downloads and then installs for you,  Ubuntu's repos are rather good
[04:48] <jcmarini> !sorry
[04:49] <burf> no i was looking for ideas for software to write
[04:49] <sebsebseb> jcmarini: oh didn't know about that factoid
[04:49] <Ammo> Any ideas on my problem yet guys?
[04:49] <unitheory> Zer0Fact0r, well regardless you need the zd1211 module some way or another. the link i gave you has instructions for compiling it
[04:49] <losher> O__o: the above *is* a one-liner. The semicolon is a separator...
[04:49] <musikgoat> sebsebseb: me neither :)
[04:49] <Zer0Fact0r1> unitheory, can you give me the link again, I dont recall getting a link from you.
[04:49] <jcmarini> musikgoat: thanks
[04:49] <unitheory> Zer0Fact0r, i'm not 100% sure about this but you can build the driver yourself if you feel up to it https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/zydas_zd1211 follow the installation instructions
[04:49] <xim_> can i remove "visual assistance from my startup applications?"
[04:50] <unitheory> xim_, yea, if you dont use it
[04:50] <xim_> unitheory: k, i dont even know what it is so i doubt i use it
[04:50] <zruty> Having trouble with cups-pdf. What can I do? Everything I like to print to that printer fails. All I find in the logs is Date/timestamp + "kernel: [1478160.984695] type=1503 audit(1251942885.720:22): operation="capable" name="dac_read_search" pid=29215 profile="/usr/lib/cups/backend/cups-pdf""
[04:51] <neverblue> what utilities are on a Live Ubuntu disk to view drive information, I am having troubles troubleshooting my RAID/non-RAID setup
[04:51] <sebsebseb> musikgoat: I can't think of   situations where it  will  be   pretty good to use it though
[04:51] <neverblue> thanks
[04:51] <Ammo> How do I get my laptop online with ubuntu?!
[04:51] <Zer0Fact0r1> unitheory, I really don't know how to build on linux yet, are there any straight forward guides on building??
[04:51] <parkadodge> can someone help me open the port for transmission in the firewall without a bunch of computer lingo
[04:51] <sebsebseb> !wireless | Ammo
[04:51] <musikgoat> sebsebseb: no, but it makes for good times when people talk to the bot
[04:52] <sebsebseb> musikgoat: well I use !bot for that
[04:52] <Ammo> sebsebseb: I already read that, I dont understand?
[04:52] <sebsebseb> !details | Ammo
[04:53] <Ammo> I have a laptop HP pavillion, and am running ubuntu off of the disc, live. The newest one. It sees my network 0 in the terminal thanks to some command someone told me, but its disabled. How do I turn it on?
[04:55] <sebsebseb> Ammo: I won't be helping you with that, but someone else hopefuly will
[04:55] <gdoteof> something is blocking ports on my machine
[04:55] <unitheory> !compile > Zer0Fact0r
[04:55] <Ammo> Well , the terminal sees it, but wont activate it. Is there a command to autoconfig it?
[04:55] <gdoteof> i tested another ubuntu machine on same lan and not having port blocked
[04:56] <gdoteof> i did: sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -d 0/0 -s 0/0 --dport 43 -j ACCEPT
[04:56] <unitheory> Zer0Fact0r, http://sourceforge.net/projects/zd1211/files/ you can download the source here.  compiling may be difficult for a newb
[04:56] <gdoteof> but it still beign blocked.  any ideas on where to look?
[04:57] <neverblue> what utilities are on a Live Ubuntu disk to view drive information, I am having troubles troubleshooting my RAID/non-RAID setup
[04:59] <unitheory> neverblue, the partition editor in system > administration > partition editor can show drive info, depending on what you're looking for
[04:59] <NFischer> My Ubuntu just set my Display to sleep even though i configured in the Power Management Prefs. not to do so..
[04:59] <pr0ton> hi
[05:00] <neverblue> unitheory: do you know much about drives/partitions, to be able to answer a few questions ?
[05:00] <unitheory> NFischer, sometimes the bios overrides settings in the operating system :|
[05:00] <gdoteof> what phantom thing might be keeping my ports closed?
[05:00] <pr0ton> who is giving Codejam ?
[05:00] <unitheory> neverblue, probably not about raid
[05:00] <neverblue> unitheory: ok, thanks anyways
[05:00] <reesko> how can i map a key combination of lets say alt+5  to echo a string of "im here"
[05:01] <unitheory> neverblue, "sudo fdisk -l" may also help ;]
[05:02] <unitheory> reesko, you may need to use xbindkeys
[05:02] <Zer0Fact0r1> unitheory, I'm at the last step of building and when I try to do "make clean && make && make install"
[05:02] <Zer0Fact0r1> it gives me make: *** No rule to make target `clean'.  Stop.
[05:02] <unitheory> reesko, but i've never used it with key combos
[05:02] <reesko> unitheory-> you know how? i tried a tutorial and am not getting anywhere.. you have simple step by step?
[05:02] <NFischer> unitheory, no this is not a BIOS thing
[05:03] <NFischer> unitheory, afaik
[05:03] <albn> Hello, I disabled acpi and my mouse still "sticks". I tried googling the answer, but none I can understand.
[05:03] <reesko> Zer0Fact0r1-> your makefile does not have a target called clean, edit it to see
[05:03] <jcmarini> sebsebseb: o.k.
[05:03] <Zer0Fact0r1> reesko, how would I do that?
[05:04] <reesko> Zer0Fact0r1-> use vim or emacs to edit the Makefile
[05:04] <Zer0Fact0r1> Another newby question, how do I access the roots desktop?
[05:05] <presumida> hi !
[05:05] <Zer0Fact0r1> It says I don't have permission
[05:05] <presumida> please quick question
[05:05] <reesko> Zer0Fact0r1-> why the need to access such ?
[05:05] <mikegerw1tz> Zer0Fact0r1: Why would you need to access the root desktop?
[05:05] <Zer0Fact0r1> The file is on the root desktop
[05:05] <presumida> i got firefox and i wana see yutube vids. How can i install flash from REPOS? apt-get ..... ?
[05:06] <Zer0Fact0r1> Should I redo it on my desktop?
[05:06] <gdoteof> how do I drop a Chain from iptables
[05:06] <mikegerw1tz> all of root's files are stored in /root by default
[05:06] <unitheory> presumida, adobe-flashplugin or flashplugin-nonfree
[05:07] <mikegerw1tz> Zer0Fact0r1: How did the file get there, though?
[05:07] <thowland> !flash | presumida
[05:07] <unitheory> NFischer, you set "put display to sleep when inactive for:" to never?
[05:08] <NFischer> unitheory, yup
[05:08] <xps9000> gdoteof: iptables -D INPUT -s (IP) -j ACCEPT should do it.
[05:08] <xps9000> gdoteof: Unless I misunderstood the question.
[05:08] <hogg> hello
[05:09] <gdoteof> xps, syntax error near unexpected token `('
[05:09] <gdoteof> i have a bunch of stuff in my iptables and i just want it fresh really
[05:09] <unitheory> NFischer, are you using gnome?
[05:09] <reesko> gdoteof-> then flush it
[05:09] <Zer0Fact0r> So like I was saying, (I disconnected) there is no makefile
[05:09] <NFischer> unitheory, y
[05:09] <xps9000> iptables -D INPUT (The input line) count them
[05:09] <jiohdi> trying to install opera 10, I get the following - Error: Breaks exisiting package 'opera-static' conflict: opera ( )
[05:10] <unitheory> NFischer, in gconf-editor, is /apps/gnome-power-manager/timeout/sleep_display_ac set to 0 ?
[05:10] <gdoteof> xps9000, thanks you!   i have no idea how blockcontrols got there but i have been banging my head
[05:10] <reesko> Zer0Fact0r-> if there are no Makefile  note the capital M   then you have to make one or create one
[05:10] <xps9000> gdoteof: You are very welcome! :P
[05:11] <jiohdi> how do you install the new opera 10?
[05:11] <Zer0Fact0r> reesko, Well that sucks for me, I'm a complete newbie at this.
[05:11] <NFischer> unitheory, y
[05:11] <presumida> great many thanks all, just installed it ! thankssssss
[05:11] <reesko> Zer0Fact0r-> then do a tutorial on how to compile C, and using the make tools
[05:12] <Zer0Fact0r> Can't someone just compile it for me?
[05:12] <WilliamC2> So, I'm trying to compile the kernel in gconfig and it's telling me it cannot because I don't have GTK+ installed.
[05:12] <WilliamC2> But I'm pretty sure it is installed.
[05:12] <angie> how do i stop ubuntu from printing stuff in my terminal when i type in the wrong command, or a command that isn't installed
[05:12] <jiohdi> is it as simple as removing opera-static?
[05:12] <angie> i hate seeing LS: ls is not installed but you can install it with apt-get
[05:13] <angie> i think ill just run netbsd soon
[05:13] <GHReyes> Hi Has anyone compiled open openswan with patches?
[05:13] <angie> but how to do this first?
[05:13] <angie> thanks
[05:13] <vadviktor> jiohdi, I have just downloaded the deb file and installed it with a double click, Gdebi installs it for me, no problem
[05:14] <kahen> angie, "sudo apt-get remove command-not-found.*" ?
[05:14] <jiohdi> vad, did you already have opera installed?
[05:15] <unitheory> jiohdi, go ahead and remove opera-static
[05:15] <vadviktor> yes I had 9.64 then installed all the beta and rc of 10 right above them with .deb. And now I have installed the stable right onto them.
[05:15] <croddy> command-not-found is sooooo slow
[05:15] <Aeosynth> I'm having trouble with audio - in order to hear youtube vids, I have to download them, I hear a logout sound but not a login sound
[05:15] <angie> i think it sucks
[05:15] <jiohdi> unitheory, done and it seems to be working, thanks
[05:15] <angie> if i want a package, ill get it
[05:16] <Zuka> ok, i can't get the X server to start
[05:16] <angie> i dont want bash reminding me that my typo's are installable
[05:16] <croddy> i figured out some way to keep it around, but not have it run on every unknown command
[05:16] <croddy> but i forget what it was
[05:16] <croddy> sorry for that useless info
[05:16] <Zuka> i installed the NVIDIA graphics card driver
[05:16] <Zuka> and now the GUI wont come back
[05:16] <areay>  /msg nickserv identify bc420
[05:16] <legend2440> WilliamC2: install   libgtk2.0-dev
[05:16] <Zuka> i've tried /etc/init.d/gdm start, startx, telinit 3/5
[05:16] <unitheory> angie, remove the package "command-not-found" ;]
[05:16] <areay> well i guess everyone knows my pass now lol
[05:16] <angie> unitheory, done.
[05:17] <angie> unitheory, removed command-not-found-data too
[05:17] <Flannel> areay: change it quickly
[05:17] <angie> i hate it, hate hate hate hate hea
[05:17] <unitheory> ok
[05:18] <vadviktor> hehe, areay will now learn not to give out nickserv commands in channels :)
[05:18] <angie> hehehe
[05:18] <areay1> wow
[05:18] <areay1> Flannel, i guess i wasn't quick enough
[05:18] <unitheory> areay1, time for a new nick
[05:18] <jcmarini> hehe wota craic
[05:19] <Aeosynth> When I open Sound Preferences, I can't hear any of the sound effects
[05:19]  * croddy wonders how fast john would break "bc420"
[05:19] <Aeosynth> I'm using oss
[05:19] <areay1> i can't see what was so popular about my old one
[05:19] <GuidMorrow> how do I set up network printing?
[05:19] <unitheory> GuidMorrow, sharing a printer? or connecting to a shared one?
[05:20] <jcmarini> areay1: your crackin me up
[05:20] <Flannel> jcmarini: Is there something we can help you with today?
[05:20] <vadviktor> areay1, use apg to generate a difficult to break password, and do not type any serious commands in channels like this one next time :)
[05:20] <LucidGuy> Question for you Ubunters ....  thinking of picking up a netbook and running Ubuntu on it.  What would you guys recommend.  obviously compatibility is a priority.  I would hate to have ubuntu not run on the system.  Im thinking Dell.
[05:20] <GuidMorrow> I got a printer connected to a USB port here, but I got a machine on the other end of the house running Windows XP that also wants to print on this printer
[05:21] <Aeosynth> The volume up/down controls do nothing on the os level, only works at the player level
[05:21] <Aeosynth> same for muting
[05:21] <thowland> lucidguy: I've been really happy with my asus EEE 1000 - lots of support for that
[05:21] <presumida> hey i got one more question, at applications, system, login window prefs, even reopening the window, it's too big for my screen, i can't make it smaller so some options won't show. Is there any solution?
[05:21] <jcmarini> Flannel: what do you know about Brother printers?
[05:21] <unitheory> GuidMorrow, system > administration > printing > server > settings > check publish shared printers connected to this system
[05:21] <CatEater> areay1: nickserv commands go in the status window, not chat windows!
[05:22] <WilliamC2> Still says it cannot find glib 2.0
[05:22] <angie> bash has a huge performance boost without command-not-found
[05:22] <angie> wow
[05:22] <unitheory> great
[05:22] <LucidGuy> thowland,  Just the other day someone told me they had issues with their Eee PC .. and only Karmic supported all the hardware.
[05:23] <bruenig> angie: that "feature" is an ubuntu thing and it is pretty awful
[05:23] <legend2440> WilliamC2:  install   libglib2.0-dev
[05:23] <GuidMorrow> unitheory: I'm not sure, can a Windows XP computer connected via wireless network print through here?
[05:23] <WilliamC2> legend2440
[05:23] <bruenig> it is not really a bash thing
[05:23] <thowland> lucidguy, they are smoking something funky
[05:23] <angie> bruenig, its horrible
[05:23] <LucidGuy> thowland, thats what I thought .. since the original Eee PCs came with linux.
[05:23] <GuidMorrow> do I need to enable file and print sharing in windows
[05:23] <angie> bruenig, bash is pretty fast now
[05:23] <unitheory> GuidMorrow, good question. too bad i don't have any windows computers around here to test it out ;]
[05:23] <angie> areay1: your nick is not registered :/
[05:23] <LucidGuy> How about MSI laptops they seem to have come out of nowhere recently.
[05:24] <areay1> angie, i know... my old one was
[05:24] <unitheory> LucidGuy, i thoroughly enjoy to tc1100 tablet, but you can't really call it a netbook.  i also enjoy my asus eee 701
[05:24] <The_Bridge> anyone tried running ubuntu on acer timeline 1810?
[05:25] <rsvp> bruenig, bash4?
[05:25] <angie> areay1: your old nick is not registered :/
[05:25] <LucidGuy> I've also noticed some of these netbooks come with either celerons or Atom processors .... recommendations?
[05:25] <angie> i wonder how i can make sh like bash in terms of color highlights
[05:25] <angie> lol
[05:25] <unitheory> LucidGuy, celeron = bad
[05:25] <thowland> lucidguy: celeron sucks, go atom
[05:26] <Ben64> doesn't atom suck as well?
[05:26] <The_Bridge> :)
[05:26] <bruenig> rsvp: what about it
[05:26] <LucidGuy> really? .. from what I've read celerons out perform atoms yet they consume quite a bit more power.
[05:26] <The_Bridge> those are netbooks,they supposed to be sucks
[05:26] <The_Bridge> :)
[05:26] <bruenig> rsvp: what we are talking about is the ubuntu hacked bash that does that dumb apt check and slows things down horribly
[05:26] <thowland> lucidguy: why are you buying a netbook? they are supposed to run a long time on battery
[05:27] <Ben64> i didn't know that "hey did you mean __? you can install that with this command..." was disable-able
[05:27] <thowland> lucidguy: if you want performance, go up $200 and get a cheap lenovo or toshiba laptop
[05:27] <LucidGuy> thowland,  Just something to surf/movies ..  nothing crazy.  Maybe the odd simple old school strategy games like simcity.
[05:27] <foooopb> what is a ui-less way to play an audio file?
[05:27] <The_Bridge> u don't buy netbook to get processing power for sure
[05:27] <unitheory> foooopb, aplay /path/to/file
[05:28] <GuidMorrow> unitheory: what port number does network printing fall under
[05:28] <Ben64> you can get good laptops for like $400
[05:28] <burf> is there a way to change the main text color in the program window bar (the name of the program running)?????????????
[05:28] <LucidGuy> but I want it as small as possible...  and something that doesnt melt my lap after an hour of use.
[05:28] <unitheory> GuidMorrow, i dont know. 9100?
[05:28] <The_Bridge> LucidGuy : try Asus n10j with dedicated nvidia chip
[05:28] <Ben64> LucidGuy: then looks like you want netbook
[05:29] <thowland> lucidguy: then you don't want a hot celeron cooking ya
[05:29] <rsvp> bruenig, so where did the optimization for speed come from? wrt bash4
[05:29] <Ben64> they have some with LED screens now, use like no power, make no heat
[05:29] <bruenig> rsvp: we aren't talking about bash4
[05:29] <unitheory> whoosh!
[05:30] <reesko> GuidMorrow-> 631
[05:30] <rsvp> just saw that... ooooops.
[05:30] <Zuka> my xorg.conf file is empty.
[05:30] <The_Bridge> u need to tweak alot though,in order to make asus n10J work up to it's full potentials
[05:30] <LucidGuy> The_Bridge, thats a nice system ..  costly though.
[05:30] <emergion> Hello I am successfully importing a class but when I try to call a method from it. my app blows up with unable to find class
[05:31] <Zuka> ok.
[05:31] <emergion> Anyone know how I can check to make sure I am using the right calling I am loading : jimport( 'joomla.html.html.select' ) and using <? echo JHTML::genericlist(); ?
[05:31] <Zuka> can someone please help me out?
[05:31] <xrfang> hi there, I configured vncserver through xinetd, but I only get a X window after connect (no gdm login screen), why?>
[05:31] <jcmarini> Linux has always fought uphill with printer drivers... nothing different for Ubuntu... my Brother is on strike.
[05:31] <The_Bridge> it's about US 600
[05:31] <LucidGuy> Anyone have any experience with MSI models?
[05:32] <Zuka> i'm trying to install drivers for an NVIDIA GeForce 8600GTS
[05:32] <areay1> ok so on the kubuntu site, it says that upgrading to kde 4.3 is a good idea... i've since found out it's a very bad idea... i'm stuck with a default kde background, a mouse cursor, and nothing else after logging into the shiny new kdm... has anyone else got a clue about what to do?
[05:32] <Zuka> but my xorg.conf file got erased somehow
[05:32] <Ben64> Zuka: how did you install driver
[05:32] <Zuka> i got the linux 32-bit for the 8 series on nvidia.com
[05:33] <Zuka> i had to turn off the X server (/etc/init.d/gdm stop) using sudo
[05:33] <Zuka> but once i got that, it installed fine
[05:33] <The_Bridge> msi wind works fine with ubuntu,you must tweak the wifi driver though
[05:33] <areay1> has anyone here successfully upgraded to kde 4.3?
[05:34] <puppeto> hi
[05:34] <unitheory> jcmarini, i'm the sad owner of a dell aio 922 paperweight
[05:34] <Zuka> ...
[05:34] <jcmarini> unitheory: condolences buddy
[05:35] <unitheory> areay1, i successfully removed kubuntu because it was awful.
[05:35] <Ben64> Zuka: you know.......... ubuntu installs the drivers for nvidia for you, it even asks you if you want to
[05:35] <DaZ-> Zuka: are you installing drivers from the nvidia website? :f
[05:35] <Zuka> yes, DaZ
[05:35] <DaZ-> ur doin it wrong.
[05:35] <Zuka> Ben64, i had to do it because compiz wasnt working
[05:35] <Zuka> it never asked me
[05:36] <DaZ-> there should be package in the repo :f
[05:36] <areay1> unitheory, lol
[05:36] <areay1> i'm about to do the same i think
[05:37] <unitheory> Zuka, have a look in system > administration > hardware drivers
[05:40] <stranger_in> hello........ I have a custom google account mail [at] gnuise.co.cc....... i cant connect it via pidgin....... but can be connected in windows gtalk...... pls help.........
[05:41] <unitheory> stranger_in, in the add account dialog you changed the protocol to google talk ?
[05:41] <dsnyders> Hi all!  I have a text file, fifteen lines of fifteen uppercase letters.  I need to comma separate the characters.  How do I do that?
[05:41] <stranger_in> unitheory, ya..... i done.........
[05:42] <stranger_in> unitheory, i added the same configuration of my gmail account, still it is not connecting
[05:42] <unitheory> stranger_in, and you put your username in which is the first part of your email (without @gmail.com) ?
[05:43] <puppeto> hah, welcome back all 40 or so of you
[05:43] <tartarus_> why can i got to youtube the videos work fine but i go to any other site the video box is all white?
[05:43] <puppeto> so, anyone know how to squeeze a little extra performance out of UNR on a acer aspire 250D?
[05:44] <tartarus_> why can i got to youtube the videos work fine but i go to any other site the video box is all white??
[05:44] <stranger_in> unitheory, user name as mail and domain as gnuise.co.cc
[05:44] <eeguy_> dsnyders: If I understand you correctly, you could use sed - sed -e 's/[A-Z]/&,/' <file>
[05:44] <unitheory> stranger_in, domain should be gmail.com
[05:45] <stranger_in> unitheory, let me try.........
[05:45] <dsnyders> eeguy_, & inserts the item that the [A-Z] finds?
[05:46] <eeguy_> yes.. & is whatever your regular expression finds
[05:46] <tartarus_> sigh someo ne help me
[05:46] <eeguy_> however that sed will leave you with a trailing comma at the end of each of your lines
[05:46] <tartarus_> =/
[05:46] <dsnyders> eeguy_, thanks.  I'll give it a try.  The trailing comma is easily dealt with.
[05:46] <unitheory> tartarus_, did you install flashplugin-nonfree ?
[05:46] <tartarus_> yes
[05:47] <unitheory> tartarus_, in your firefox plugins does it say flash 10?
[05:47] <legend2440_> tartarus_: what is an example of site that is all white?
[05:47] <OnSi> join #ubuntu-ko
[05:47] <sugarmagnolia> would anyone know - in 8.04 - how to change the default dvd player?  I'd rather it launch VLC (if anything at all) instead of totem.
[05:47] <OnSi> Hello ^^
[05:47] <sugarmagnolia> i've looked high and low and can't find a way to change it
[05:47] <tartarus_> anysite youtube works fine just sites iwth a flash player
[05:48] <Ben64> dsnyders: sed s/[A-Z]/\&\,/g [the_file] | sed s/\,$//
[05:48] <unitheory> sugarmagnolia, in system > preferences > preferred applications > multimedia ?
[05:48] <stranger_in> unitheory, i added user name as 'mail@gnuise.co.cc' and domain as 'gmail.com', but while saving it is automatically got converted to username ='mail' and domain 'gnuise.co.cc@gmail.com'..........
[05:48] <dsnyders> eeguy_, it only processed the first letter of each line.
[05:48] <legend2440_> tartarus_: can you post an example?
[05:48] <Ben64> dsnyders: try my command
[05:49] <tartarus_> ya just a second
[05:49] <sugarmagnolia> unitheory: hm... not sure how i missed that - thanks :)
[05:49] <unitheory> stranger_in, first of all, do you have a gmail account?
[05:49] <stranger_in> unitheory, ya........
[05:49] <unitheory> sugarmagnolia, check to make sure it works ;]
[05:49] <sugarmagnolia> will do
[05:49] <unitheory> stranger_in, why aren't you using your gmail address then?
[05:50] <raziekiel> I get sound out of my music players and VLC etc, but I can't get sound when I stream anything fomr the web, youtube, pandora, etc. No streams play sound
[05:50] <dsnyders> Ben64, the /g and trailing sed did the trick.  Thanks.
[05:51] <stranger_in> unitheory, mail@gnuise.co.cc........ look at this beautiful mail id..... i cant give up using this...... i can use the chat inside firefox
[05:51] <Ben64> dsnyders: np, /g is for global, doesn't just match once per line
[05:51] <eeguy_> sorry.. forgot that
[05:51] <stranger_in> unitheory, while login using mail.gnuise.co.cc
[05:51] <Ben64> takes a LONG time to figure out regex, but it's worth it
[05:51] <unitheory> stranger_in, you can try using xmpp protocol instead. maybe pidgin won't automatically change it.
[05:52] <stranger_in> unitheory, can u pls help me.......
[05:52] <unitheory> stranger_in, google talk uses xmpp, they are essentially the same
[05:52] <dsnyders> Ben64, No doubt.  I was looking at the tr command, but I thought I'd ask here first
[05:52] <cWex_iMutZz> wulan
[05:52] <tartarus_> legend2440_ http://www.stupidvideos.com/video/Roll_Across_The_Finish_Line/?m=new     only get a black box no video player
[05:53] <cWex_iMutZz> lan
[05:54] <unitheory> tartarus_, now you sucked half the channel into watching stupid videos. good job
[05:54] <tartarus_> lol i cant get it to show up on mine
[05:54] <tartarus_> just a black box
[05:54] <legend2440_> tartarus_: ok well it works here.
[05:54] <eeguy_> I'm having a problem recompiling openldap (I want to use openSSL not gnutls), and the configure script is having problem locating openssl.  A larger explanation of the problem and config.log is here:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/264178/    Any help is appreciated
[05:55] <eeguy_> Sorry.. I meant openlday
[05:55] <tartarus_> legend2440_, what would be the problem on my end then?
[05:55] <eeguy_> *openldap... ugh... stupid fingers
[05:55] <stranger_in> unitheory, no........ still not working
[05:56] <legend2440_> tartarus_: not sure. i would think if you tube works then that one should also
[05:56] <unitheory> stranger_in, no idea then
[05:56] <stranger_in> unitheory, i am fed up with this......
[05:57] <tartarus_> legend2440_,  exactly youtube works fine other sites dont ive tried 2 other browsers and they work
[05:57] <tartarus_> i ment dont work
[05:57] <Ben64> what version of flash?
[05:57] <Ben64> ever since i upgraded to 10, i've had no problems with anything flash
[05:57] <unitheory> same
[05:57] <tartarus_> not sure ill go upgrade
[05:57] <stranger_in> unitheory, had to wait till google release the linux version of gtalk
[05:57] <tartarus_> 9.0
[05:59] <unitheory> i'm surprised google isn't more friendly toward linux
[05:59] <tasdomas> hi
[05:59] <LOAST>  CAN I PUT A SYSTEM WITH 32 BIT WITH A PROCSESEER THAT SUPPORT 64 BIT??
[06:00] <SudoKing> caps :S
[06:00] <stranger_in> is there anyone who has connected custom gmail account with pidgin
[06:00] <unitheory> !caps
[06:00] <LOAST> sorry
[06:00] <tasdomas> I am running apache on my laptop (development purposes) - however, I cannot connect to the apache instance from another computer if they are both on a wireless connection
[06:00] <stranger_in> LOAST, ya u can
[06:00] <Myrtti> LOAST: yes
[06:00] <ben725> anyone worked around me tv................asus dvbt device
[06:00] <OnSi> emerald setting so hard _ _)
[06:00] <tasdomas> are inbound conections limited when on wireless?
[06:01] <OnSi> help me
[06:01] <LOAST> great but the sys will be slowthan usual???
[06:01] <unitheory> tasdomas, could be your router
[06:02] <dsnyders> Onsi, nobody can help you if you don't ask a question
[06:02] <stranger_in>  is there anyone who has connected custom gmail account with pidgin.....????????
[06:02] <dabukalam> stranger_in: yup
[06:03] <ben725> asus dvbt device cannot lock channel
[06:03] <dabukalam> stranger_in: you mean google mail for organisations?
[06:03] <stranger_in> dabukalam, can u pls help me in configuring it.... I use mail@gnuise.co.cc
[06:03] <stranger_in> dabukalam, ya......
[06:03] <dsnyders> stranger_in, I'm confused.  gmail is a mail program and pidgin is an IRC client, no?
[06:03] <jcmarini> onsi: what is emereld?
[06:03] <dabukalam> dsnyders: no, IRC is a chat client which supports the IRC protocol
[06:04] <dabukalam> !emerald | jcmarini
[06:04] <stranger_in> dsnyders, this is the about pidgin window says.....
[06:04] <stranger_in> Pidgin is a graphical modular messaging client based on libpurple which is capable of connecting to AIM, MSN, Yahoo!, XMPP, ICQ, IRC, SILC, SIP/SIMPLE, Novell GroupWise, Lotus Sametime, Bonjour, Zephyr, MySpaceIM, Gadu-Gadu, and QQ all at once.
[06:04] <xangua> dsnyders: pidgin is a client that support multiple protocolo, not just irc
[06:04] <jcmarini> onsi; did you get the bot answer
[06:05] <dsnyders> xangua, granted, but does that include email?
[06:05] <jcmarini> dabukalam: thank you
[06:05] <boomshankerx> i don't think pidgin does email
[06:05] <stranger_in> dabukalam, pls help me.........
[06:05] <xangua> dsnyders: pidgin is an im client, not a mail client
[06:05] <dabukalam> stranger_in: yeah one sec, i'm opening it so we can do it together
[06:06] <stranger_in> dabukalam, k thanks in advance
[06:06] <dabukalam> xangua: right.
[06:06] <dabukalam> stranger_in: let me get clear on one thing... we're talking about google chat, right?
[06:06] <boomshankerx> you can use google talk in pidgin but not email
[06:06] <dsnyders> xangua, that's what I thought.  Why is stranger_in trying to connect to gmail with pidgin?
[06:07] <dabukalam> stranger_in: google talk, and you can get e-mail notifications on it
[06:07] <stranger_in> dabukalam, ya..... google talk...... I am using google account for my mail id mail@gnuise.co.cc
[06:07] <xangua> who's what''¿¿ i'm confuse
[06:07] <xangua> confused*
[06:07] <LOAST> is the  sys will be slow than usual  when using bit 32???
[06:07] <histo> okay i just bumped windows key+R and my desktop zoomed in. How do I unzoom it?
[06:07] <dabukalam> stranger_in: okay go to manage accounts
[06:08] <dabukalam> stranger_in: add new account
[06:08] <stranger_in> dabukalam, i can to the chat via gtalk windows version
[06:08] <indah91> halo
[06:08] <stranger_in> dabukalam, k
[06:08] <unitheory> histo, hold the windows key and use your mouse wheel to scroll down
[06:08] <dabukalam> stranger_in: select XMPP as the protocol
[06:08] <histo> unitheory: ty
[06:09] <stranger_in> dabukalam, k
[06:09] <cWex_iMutZz> wuland
[06:09] <stranger_in> dabukalam, selected
[06:09] <dabukalam> stranger_in: hold on...jeez
[06:09] <dabukalam> stranger_in: mail@gnuise.co.cc as yourscreen name
[06:09] <boomshankerx> anybody here use xmonad
[06:10] <stranger_in> dabukalam, do u mean username......????
[06:10] <LOAST> is the  sys will be slow than usual  when using bit 32???
[06:10] <dabukalam> stranger_in: yup
[06:10] <dabukalam> stranger_in: then gmail.com as your server
[06:10] <unitheory> LOAST, a little, not much
[06:10] <LOAST> great ... thank u
[06:11] <stranger_in> dabukalam, i think u mean 'domain'
[06:11] <dabukalam> stranger_in:  home as your domain
[06:11] <dabukalam> stranger_in: and enter your password
[06:11] <stranger_in> dabukalam, where is the server?
[06:12] <LOAST> have a nice day every one
[06:12] <stranger_in> dabukalam, k got it, in the advanced tab
[06:13] <melvi> hello?
[06:13] <stranger_in> dabukalam, the after saving, the domain is automatically changed to 'gnuise.co.cc@home'
[06:13] <stranger_in> dabukalam, and user to 'mail'
[06:13] <thinkertinker> melvi yes
[06:14] <melvi> do u know how to fix a vpn in ubuntu 9.04?
[06:14] <melvi> pptp
[06:15] <dabukalam> stranger_in: gimme 3 mins to find out how i did it again. I had it done before but i got rid of it cos i got fed up of all the mail notifications.
[06:15] <stranger_in> dabukalam, its ok amigo........
[06:16] <melvi> im new to Linux. managed to install most of the packages. jus this vpn connection is causing a prob..
[06:17] <dabukalam> stranger_in: okay got it!
[06:17] <stranger_in> dabukalam, wow....
[06:17] <dabukalam> stranger_in: put mail as your username
[06:17] <stranger_in> dabukalam, k
[06:17] <dabukalam> gniuse.co.cc or whatever as your domain
[06:18] <dabukalam> resource is "home"
[06:18] <stranger_in> dabukalam, k
[06:18] <dabukalam> enter your password
[06:18] <dabukalam> then go to the advanced tab, and where it says "connect server"
[06:18] <dabukalam> type talk.google.com
[06:18] <stranger_in> dabukalam, k
[06:18] <cWex_iMutZz> hai
[06:19] <dabukalam> now try to connect
[06:20] <dabukalam> stranger_in: did it work?
[06:20] <madhu_> hi folks, me usinf 9.04. how to open .pdb file with that
[06:20] <stranger_in> dabukalam, i think it works.......
[06:22] <eljefe_> hello, I was wondering if it was possible to add screensavers to gnome-screensaver.  actually its already installed it just won't turn on
[06:22] <stranger_in> dabukalam, really thanks amigo........
[06:22] <stranger_in> dabukalam, it worked........
[06:24] <GuidMorrow> hey did chanserv just netsplit?
[06:24] <GuidMorrow> that's odd
[06:24] <unitheory> eljefe_, is it executable?
[06:24] <eljefe_> yes
[06:24] <eljefe_> its electricsheep
[06:25] <xangua> jum.........
[06:25] <GuidMorrow> btw, I was trying to set up network printing on my home network, do I need to set port forwarding on anything, or file and print sharing?
[06:25] <eljefe_> but it doesn't show up in gnome-screensaver-preferences... so there HAS to be a list SOMEWHERE
[06:25] <Kitsune`> I did asoundconf set-default-card Headset
[06:26] <Kitsune`> I did asoundconf set-default-card Headset so I could output sound to my USB headset. Now it won't go back to Intel no matter what I do.
[06:26] <eljefe_> GuidMorrow: as long as its local port forwarding shouldnt be needed, unless you specifically blocked ports
[06:26] <unitheory> linux has really shitty screensavers and a really shitty way or no way at all to configure them
[06:26] <eXapid> download more through apt-get
[06:26] <GuidMorrow> !language > unitheory
[06:27] <eljefe_> yea the support on screensavers on the net is sketchy
[06:27] <eXapid> unitheory: sudo apt-get install xscreensaver-gl-extra
[06:28] <melvi> would someone be able to help me with windows style pptp vpn setup in network manger please? ubuntu 9.04 is the OS
[06:28] <melvi> i get connection failed error message
[06:28] <eljefe_> melvi: is your vpn server set up right?
[06:28] <Roasted> how can I disable network manager on startup with jaunty?
[06:28] <melvi> yes, i think so..
[06:28] <Kitsune`> network manager is enabled on startup?
[06:28] <Kitsune`> o.o
[06:28] <melvi> i have the ip configured same as windows vpn
[06:29] <Roasted> mine is
[06:29] <GuidMorrow> what are the ports windows uses to look for printers
[06:29] <Roasted> its in the upper corner at least
[06:29] <eljefe_> melvi: are you using the same login as you do on windows, through the same ports?
[06:29] <Kitsune`> Roasted: Try System > Preferences > Startup Applications
[06:29] <eljefe_> or just remove network manager
[06:29] <melvi> ports.. umm.. not sure..
[06:30] <Roasted> kitsune - ahh, taht may be it. I kept trying to look for "sessions" that was in earlier versions of ubuntu
[06:30] <cWex_iMutZz> djashihaid
[06:30] <melvi> password and user name is correct
[06:30] <xangua> why do you want to renove it Roasted ¿
[06:30] <cWex_iMutZz> fgrgr
[06:30] <cWex_iMutZz> ytyy
[06:30] <cWex_iMutZz> ujrir6yot
[06:30] <unitheory> Roasted, in system > preferences > startup applications
[06:30] <xangua> remove *
[06:30] <OnSi> hello everyone
[06:30] <jcmarini> disappointing help. the struggle goes on with printer drivers.
[06:30] <OnSi> xangua , !!
[06:30] <Kitsune`> hey, can someone help me out? o.o
[06:30] <Kitsune`> I did asoundconf set-default-card Headset so I could output sound to my USB headset. Now it won't go back to Intel no matter what I do.
[06:30] <melvi> how do i check for port in the windows vpn?
[06:31] <Roasted> xangua - I'm setting up a spare computer for imaging purposes with open source linux based software known as FOG to image windows machines for work. I need to set static IPs and I like to use the /etc/network/interfaces file for that rather than network manager since network manager is weird with static IPs at times.
[06:31] <OnSi> #ubuntu-ko is not help me :(
[06:31] <unitheory> eXapid, right, I just can't get enough of "antmaze, atlantis, blocktube, boing, bouncingcow" etc
[06:31] <Kitsune`> there's a maze screensaver?
[06:31] <eXapid> matrix ones the best
[06:31] <eljefe_> Roasted - apt-get remove network-manager and do it through interfaces like you said
[06:31] <dabukalam> stranger_in: you're welcome :)
[06:32] <stranger_in> dabukalam, i am now blogging it.......
[06:32] <unitheory> eXapid, agreed, but there are only a couple that i can stand and most of them have high cpu usage.
[06:32] <eljefe_> melvi: i don't know, it should be in the server config on windows side.
[06:32] <eXapid> have no screensaver then, have monitor turn off after 5mins
[06:33] <eljefe_> unitheory: you don't know how to add an executable to the screensaver preferences list?
[06:33] <eXapid> black screen is better then the paint drying screensaver
[06:33] <dabukalam> stranger: great! send me the link when you're done to keep as a record... (and don't forget to give credit where it's due :P)
[06:33] <unitheory> seriously windows 98 had better screensavers. even watching defragment was more interesting than a stupid ant with a searchlight.
[06:33] <eXapid> go back to windows then so you can enjoy your screensavers
[06:33] <melvi> i recheckd the network manage config.. it doesnt ask for a port numer while configuring vpn..
[06:33] <dabukalam> stranger_in: great! send me the link when you're done to keep as a record... (and don't forget to give credit where it's due :P)
[06:33] <eljefe_> haha. yea. go look at electricsheep
[06:33] <xangua> windows¿¿ defrag¿¿ executables¿¿ wth is happening here¿¿
[06:34] <krdyt> can anyone help me with transfering a thunderbird install?
[06:34] <burf> havnt used a screensaver in over 0 years
[06:34] <stranger_in> dabukalam, fine..... give me ur mail id/ web address.....
[06:34] <burf> 10
[06:34] <krdyt> i want to take thunderbird from 8.10 and put it on jaunty
[06:34] <xangua> krdyt: just copy your hidden setting (go to you home and control+h)
[06:34] <eljefe_> melvi: what OS/version are you on?
[06:34] <krdyt> k
[06:34] <melvi> ubuntu 9.04
[06:35] <melvi> downloaded last week
[06:35] <dabukalam> stranger_in: i would, but putting my e-mail in a html document is what leads to shitloads of spam. i was kidding about the credit, but if you feel so inclined, then just say dabukalam ;)
[06:35] <Kitsune`> Hey, what do I do if nobody answers my question :P
[06:36] <eljefe_> is there a box to refuse CHAP under authentication?
[06:36] <stranger_in> dabukalam, k....... any blog or websites......
[06:36] <melvi> yes, its checkec
[06:36] <eljefe_> uncheck it
[06:36] <melvi> ok
[06:37] <eljefe_> then try
[06:37] <melvi> ok
[06:37] <eljefe_> and have you rebooted since you installed pptp?
[06:37] <dabukalam> stranger_in: nope. had a blog couple of years ago, but it's collecting a lotta dust now :D
[06:37] <melvi> n number of times :)
[06:37] <stranger_in> dabukalam, this is the first time i am using the #ubuntu irc chat and it got the result..... i tried a lot of fsug groups...... but all the thing were in vein
[06:37] <melvi> do i need to restart again?
[06:37] <stranger_in> dabukalam, personal....... where are u from.......?????
[06:38] <SharpRain> Hi guys
[06:38] <SharpRain> I
[06:38] <melvi> ill try restarting
[06:38] <eljefe_> no you shouldn't.  just making sure the pptp gets in there
[06:38] <eljefe_> try messing around with those check values though
[06:38] <melvi> i saved it and tried to connect..
[06:38] <melvi> it didnt..
[06:38] <dabukalam> stranger_in: i am a lebanese citizen with a syrian mother and a jordanian father and i grew up in britain
[06:38] <melvi> ok
[06:38] <kj23> some1 help me quick sec??
[06:39] <stranger_in> dabukalam, wow.......
[06:39] <kj23> 1 quick question,,
[06:39] <eljefe_> does anybody know how to edit the list of screensavers?
[06:39] <dabukalam> stranger_in: :D yeah
[06:39] <SharpRain> I've maded a new partition on my D drive for ubuntu, will I need to also make a swap file partition? Anyway, I need ubuntu TO INSTALL ON THIS NEW PARTITION, I cannot have it install on any of my other HDD's of partitions, they contain valuble data. What option do I select? Also, I will be making the ubuntu partition on my D:\ drive, I also have a 320GB C:\ drive, will it know the difference between these? Thanks guys!
[06:40] <eljefe_> kj23, just ask the question
[06:40] <dabukalam> !ask | kj23
[06:40] <eljefe_> wow that bot can do everything
[06:40] <newb2> I seem to not be able to click or drag any button/sliders that are in flash objects, although videos and sound work perfectly fine. This happens in ff and chromium. Anyone else run into this issue or know what the problem is? It occured after some updates.
[06:40] <kj23> lol sorry, well i just need help installing an audio driver
[06:40] <dabukalam> !ubottu | eljefe_
[06:40] <kj23> i know how to get it and install it on windowss just not linux
[06:41] <stranger_in> dabukalam, sorry for asking personal things down in the chat room....... my friend told me not to use it........ he got a scold b4 for this.....
[06:41] <eljefe_> kj23 - linux is different.  what card is it?
[06:41] <SharpRain> Guys?
[06:41] <kj23> realtek
[06:41] <Mikelifeguard> I'm using VirtualBox (OSE) -- How can I get a file from my linux (host) filesystem into my virtualized windows client's filesystem?
[06:41] <dabukalam> stranger_in: well, nationality isn't that personal...
[06:41] <stranger_in> dabukalam, k
[06:41] <SharpRain> Anyone know about my question?
[06:41] <dabukalam> stranger_in: ask me my favourite sex position... then we're getting personal :D
[06:42] <eljefe_> kj23 - what realtek? what kind of computer?
[06:42] <stranger_in> dabukalam, leave it.....
[06:42] <kj23> realtek AC'97
[06:42] <dabukalam> !repeat | SharpRain
[06:42] <melvi> eljefe: unchecking CHAP didnt help.. nor did restarting
[06:42] <eljefe_> SharpRain - if you know what partition number it is and what sizes they are you can choose the empty one.  and you don't NEED a swap
[06:43] <dabukalam> stranger_in: i was joking :p
[06:43] <SharpRain> Hmm, okay - what will use largest contiguous free space do? Also, how will I know the partition number/how do I find it out?
[06:43] <eljefe_> melvi: yea, try some of the checkboxes under authentication.  and try the MPPE
[06:43] <melvi> MPPEis checked :)
[06:43] <SharpRain> Also, will that be under advanced partitioning or something?
[06:44] <eljefe_> SharpRain - largest free space will resize.  you will need to do manual partitioning
[06:44] <dabukalam> Mikelifeguard: hmm, copy paste doesn't work?
[06:44] <SharpRain> eljefe: Manual partitioning, okay, so what do I do once I'm in manual partitioning?
[06:44] <dabukalam> Mikelifeguard: if not, you have to mount your virtual hdd on your local machine and then simply copy it i guess, although i've never done it before
[06:45] <eljefe_> sharprain: pick the partition you want to put the distro on, format it (defaults ext3 or ext4), and set / as a mount point.  <-- This will DELETE all the data on the partition
[06:45] <newb2> Is there anyway to drop back to jaunty? I did some partial upgrades to get some karmic packages and now suddenly a bunch of stuff is karmic.
[06:45] <kj23> SharpRain: are you trying to install ubuntu?
[06:46] <SharpRain> Yes.
[06:46] <eljefe_> SharpRain: and there are guides online with photos and explainations
[06:46] <SharpRain> I looked, I couldn't find any, if you could link me to one, I'd be very grateful.
[06:46] <eljefe_> SharpRain: and if something messes up I hope you backed up.
[06:46] <kj23> SharpRain: As eljefe sed pick partition and format it with with ext3
[06:47] <SharpRain> I don't know what ext3 is.
[06:47] <eljefe_> it will ask you what to format as
[06:47] <kj23> SharpRain: There will be an option to format it with ext3
[06:47] <Mikelifeguard> dabukalam: no, you can't drag-and-drop, nor copy-paste the file
[06:47] <SharpRain> Also, I'm in the process of getting a 1TB ext. HDD to backup my data, but I need to install ubuntu pretty soon, the HDD's about a month away.
[06:48] <SharpRain> kj23: Hmm, okay, what does ext3 do?
[06:48] <eljefe_> SharpRain: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/installing
[06:48] <OnSi> Oh..
[06:48] <newb2> Is there anyway to drop back to jaunty? I did some partial upgrades to get some karmic packages and now suddenly a bunch of stuff is karmic.
[06:48] <kj23> SharpRain: how many partitions do you have already?
[06:48] <eljefe_> SharpRain: why do you need ubuntu?
[06:49] <leaf-sheep> What is the necessary modules to read ext2 filesystem and how do I find out?
[06:49] <OnSi> NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 64/64 PRO DRIVER.... (Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04)
[06:49] <OnSi> help me..
[06:49] <OnSi> NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 64/64 PRO DRIVER.... (Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04)...
[06:49] <SharpRain> WHAT THE HELL
[06:49] <eljefe_> leaf-sheep: reading ext2 in what?
[06:49] <OnSi> Pixel is 800x600 max...
[06:49] <OnSi> 800x600 is more...
[06:50] <leaf-sheep> eljefe_: reading ext2 from usb.
[06:50] <OnSi> 1280x1024..
[06:50] <eljefe_> OnSi: find a guide for installing nvidia-glx-legacy
[06:50] <leaf-sheep> Waves!  Whoot!
[06:50] <OnSi> eljefe , thank you
[06:50] <eljefe_> leaf-sheep: if its linux, you should be able to mount it and read it.
[06:50] <SharpRain> What the hell was that
[06:50] <|Jason8|Raph|> netsplit
[06:50] <SharpRain> how many people are quitting
[06:50] <leaf-sheep> !netsplit | SharpRain
[06:50] <eljefe_> where do the users go?
[06:51] <OnSi> wow
[06:51] <kj23> they left!
[06:51] <OnSi> beautiful!
[06:51] <OnSi> eljefe_ , not install :(
[06:52] <OnSi> NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 64/64 PRO DRIVER.... (Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04)
[06:52] <OnSi> NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 64/64 PRO DRIVER.... (Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04)
[06:53] <SharpRain> WHY IS EVERYONE QUITTING
[06:53] <SharpRain> what IS HAPPENING
[06:53] <eljefe_> OnSi: what do you mean? that IS the driver. and stop spamming your question
[06:53] <eljefe_> wow this makes chat interesting
[06:53] <SharpRain> FLOOD
[06:53] <SharpRain> FLOOD
[06:53] <SharpRain> FLOOD
[06:53] <Ben64> network is doing good
[06:53] <SharpRain> FLOOD
[06:53] <SharpRain> FLOOD
[06:53] <SharpRain> FLOOD
[06:53] <SharpRain> what the hell is happening
[06:53] <Ben64> SharpRain: stop being a moron
[06:53] <SharpRain> k sorry
[06:53] <SharpRain> Lol
[06:53] <_tj> UGH i hate kids
[06:53] <br34l> ¬_¬
[06:53] <SharpRain> What is happening, though?
[06:54] <Until_It_Sleeps> SharpRain...
[06:54] <Ben64> the system is down
[06:54] <eljefe_> does it netsplit often?
[06:54] <SharpRain> Hmm?
[06:54] <leaf-sheep> eljefe_: No.
[06:54] <Ben64> eljefe_: tonight, yes
[06:54] <dabukalam> !sanity
[06:54] <fido> ubuntu español
[06:54] <_tj> eljefe_: first netsplit ive saw
[06:54] <fido> como entro a ubuntu español
[06:54] <_tj> !spanish
[06:54] <leaf-sheep> eljefe_: For starter, the modules to read FAT filesystem are vfat, nfat, nnls_cp437, nnls_iso8859_1 -- but I'm sure you don't know what I'm talking about.  Meh.
[06:54] <eljefe_> yea kinda crazy.
[06:55] <OnSi> NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 64/64 PRO Driver .. (Ubuntu 9.04)
[06:55] <krdyt> after the copy and paste now all i get is a prompt saying thunderbird is already running, but its not...
[06:55] <dabukalam> !arabic
[06:55] <OnSi> help me .. (sorry)
[06:56] <eljefe_> leaf-sheep: no, i don't know.  what are you trying to do?
[06:56] <maxxist> OnSi: the legacy nvidia driver should work no??
[06:56] <krdyt> xangua, any help with that?
[06:56] <dabukalam> !fedora
[06:56] <dabukalam> !gnome
[06:56] <eljefe_> OnSi: nvidia-glx-legacy IS the driver
[06:56] <OnSi> maxxist: no..
[06:56] <dabukalam> !debian
[06:56] <Until_It_Sleeps> !KDE ftw
[06:57] <br34l> *tactical facepalm*
[06:57] <OnSi> eljefe_: not install :(
[06:57] <Until_It_Sleeps> !getting laid
[06:57] <OnSi> error...
[06:57] <xangua> fido: /j #supremos o #ubuntu-es al que quieras
[06:57] <Until_It_Sleeps> hahahahaha
[06:57] <leaf-sheep> eljefe_: Loading necessary modules for initramfs-tools. I'm scorning the Internet right now.
[06:57] <madhu_> hi folks, plz tell me hw to read .pdb files in ubuntu
[06:57] <maxxist> OnSi: it doesnt install?
[06:57] <xangua>  krdyt help with what¿
[06:57] <OnSi> maxxist , error...
[06:57] <dabukalam> !stalin
[06:57] <OnSi> nvidia-glx-71
[06:57] <OnSi> ?
[06:57] <dabukalam> !russia
[06:57] <dabukalam> !OnSi
[06:57] <OnSi> ?
[06:58] <OnSi> what
[06:58] <dabukalam> :p
[06:58] <krdyt> xangua,  you said to copy and paste it from one distro to other, then i did that it says thunderbird is running but not responding, but its not running
[06:58] <SharpRain> How do you delete unallocated space?
[06:58] <xangua> krdyt: yes, copy your setting in your user profile
[06:58] <OnSi> dabukalam , what?
[06:58] <Beefcakes> what's up with http://ubuntu-arabic.org/ :S
[06:59] <krdyt> just from home?
[06:59] <eljefe_> SharpRain - if there is a partition between them, you don't.  otherwise you make them into a partition or leave them empty
[06:59] <krdyt> or are there more?
[06:59] <OnSi> i'm need nvidia riva tnt2 64/64 pro driver (ubuntu 9.04)
[06:59] <maxxist> OnSi: what error does it give you?
[06:59] <xangua> krdyt: my firefox and seamonkey setting are stored in .mozilla in my home /home/xangua/.mozilla
[06:59] <xangua> i don know it is the same for thunderbird
[06:59] <OnSi> packge is not install..
[06:59] <xangua> don't*
[07:00] <dabukalam> Mikelifeguard: http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/UserManual.html#sharedfolders
[07:00] <maxxist> OnSi: does Synaptic show it as being installed?
[07:00] <OnSi> can speak korean user?
[07:00] <OnSi> maxxist , sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-71
[07:00] <OnSi> ..영어를 몰라여
[07:01] <OnSi> English is not speak : oh no
[07:01] <OnSi> ..
[07:01] <eljefe_> OnSi: yes right.  Now configure xorg.conf
[07:02] <eljefe_> OnSi: then try in terminal nvidia-xconfig
[07:02] <_Trinity_> hi all
[07:02] <nata> hola, alguien k me ayude con una duda
[07:02] <_Trinity_> say I just upgraded to jaunty
[07:02] <maxxist> OnSi: can you run nvidia-settings?
[07:02] <nata> se puede instalar ubuntu ultimate 2.3 y linux mint gloria 7 al mismo tiempo?
[07:02] <_Trinity_> existe #ubuntu-powerpc para
[07:02] <_Trinity_> hablantes hispanos
[07:03] <Veinor> is there a way on linux to get a window to not take up a certain amount of space when I maximize it? Like maximized windows don't try to overlap gnome-panel.
[07:03] <OnSi> eljefe_ , nvidia-xconfig is not active
[07:03] <Myrtti> !netsplit > SharpRain
[07:03] <eljefe_> nata: si es possible, pero los dos nesicitos partitiones diferentes
[07:03] <Until_It_Sleeps> O_O zomg floodbot
[07:03] <Myrtti> !es
[07:03] <OnSi> xorg.conf is here?
[07:03] <maxxist> OnSi: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:03] <Until_It_Sleeps> !X Window System
[07:03] <_Trinity_> perdon #ubuntu-es
[07:03] <OnSi> thank you
[07:03] <nata> eljefe_: lo selecciono con el live cd?
[07:03] <Until_It_Sleeps> !X
[07:04] <_Trinity_> I got X working but I think it's the vesa driver 'case the screen looks grainy
[07:04] <OnSi> 한국어 보이시면 Y not see N
[07:05] <eljefe_> nata: si y puede selecion un o el otro.  lol no habla espanol bien, lo siento
[07:05] <SharpRain> Anyway
[07:05] <OnSi> 한국어 아시는분: Y  <- not see: N
[07:05] <nata> eljefe_upsss, so sorry i'm not really fluent in english, but i manage to understand a lite bit
[07:05] <eljefe_> !korean
[07:06] <OnSi> ..
[07:06] <_Trinity_> is it xserver-xorg-video-ati or xserver-xorg-video-r128 for the Rage 128 vide card? Botho of these packages work.
[07:06] <OnSi> eijefe_ , #ubuntu-ko user is not help me!
[07:06] <_Trinity_> I mean exist
[07:06] <Myrtti> OnSi: and we don't understand what you mean
[07:07] <_Trinity_> anyone running an old ATI Rage 128 video card?
[07:07] <OnSi> ........
[07:07] <eljefe_> OnSi: sorry.  there are drivers available.  but if you installed nvidia-glx-71, you need to configure xorg.conf
[07:08] <nata> el jefe_: so far I had installed ubuntu ultimate 2.3, but i like linux mint gloria 7 too, so all i have to do is let the installation live cd guide me, and when suggest to install mint and a separate partition, should i let it due it?
[07:08] <_Trinity_> I already ran sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[07:08] <OnSi> eljefe_: i'm ok.. i'm not configure xorg.conf... :9
[07:10] <eljefe_> OnSi: have you tried the program envy?
[07:10] <OnSi> eljefe_ , no
[07:10] <OnSi> error is envy
[07:10] <OnSi> ..
[07:10] <Veinor> You know how when I maximize a window it won't cover gnome-panel? How do I get it so that other windows have the 'don't cover me' bit set or whatever.
[07:11] <eljefe_> nata: if it is a separate partition, yes, and then it will set up grub so it shows both.
[07:11] <eljefe_> nata: google dual boot ubuntu and find a guide and they should be about the same
[07:11] <kuru> I'm on intrepid and just tried to install subversion when I got a libc6 installation error
[07:12] <kuru> libc6-i686_2.8~20080505-0ubuntu9_i386.deb is the package that won't install
[07:12] <kuru> any ideas?
[07:12] <kj23> If I resize my drive to make some unallocated space will it corrupt the data on that drive?
[07:12] <eljefe_> wow the irc is just crapping tonight
[07:12] <cemc> I just moved my xchat from Fedora to Ubuntu, and I'm using the same LucidaTypewriter font but it looks different. I liked how the fedora one looked and I was wonder what else can I tweak it it looks like that?
[07:12] <Lily> hy........
[07:12] <Lily> Lho???
[07:12] <eljefe_> kj23: it shouldn't  I have done it before from a windows partition and it was fine.
[07:12] <Lily> pda kmn ne........??/
[07:12] <nata> eljefe_: ok, thanks i'll due it, I'll come back to you later... have a good one
[07:13] <kj23> hope not..
[07:13] <eljefe_> kj23: you should have backups and shouldn't mess with partitions if you don't know what you are doing
[07:14] <eljefe_> kj23: maybe try installing it on a separate hard drive or flash drive to try it out first.  just to protect the disk
[07:14] <kj23> well the backups would be on a different drive right?
[07:14] <eljefe_> kj23: if you put backups on the other drive.  thats a good place because you have ultimate power over this one in the installer
[07:15] <Lily> heLLow????
[07:15] <vagothcpp> Hey, I just recently burnt a 64bit Ubuntu 8.10 Disc, anyway, I have used the ISO before but this time I get "Buffer I/O Error on device sr0 logical error [*Some number*]" or something along the lines of that, I tried a disc verify, but it gets the same error trying to load it. Only thing different since last boot of ubuntu is a bios update afaicr.
[07:15] <Lily> can I join you guys???
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> Lily: define "join"
[07:16] <Lily> hi.......
[07:16] <kj23> vagothcpp: did you update the bios?
[07:16] <ejv> what language do you speak Lily ? english, french, german?
[07:16] <kuru> anyone?
[07:17] <kj23> kuru: whats the problem?
[07:17] <kuru> libc6-i686_2.8~20080505-0ubuntu9_i386.deb won't install
[07:17] <eross> firefox took me to a webpage saying my computer is infected, http://mypersonal antivirus or something.
[07:17] <eross> on ubuntu..
[07:17] <Lily> ow...........
[07:17] <Jyxt> eross: its a trick
[07:17] <vagothcpp> Hey, I just recently burnt a 64bit Ubuntu 8.10 Disc, anyway, I have used the ISO before but this time I get "Buffer I/O Error on device sr0 logical error [*Some number*]" or something along the lines of that, I tried a disc verify, but it gets the same error trying to load it. Only thing different since last boot of ubuntu is a bios update afaicr.
[07:17] <kuru> kj23, I'm on intrepid and did an apt-get update then apt-get install subversion .. and it appears to need the new libc6 library.. but it fails
[07:17] <Lily> come on........
[07:17] <Jyxt> eross: obviously...
[07:17] <Lily> I'm here guys..
[07:18] <ejv> !repeat | vagothcpp
[07:18] <eross> lol.. must be a quake live thing?
[07:18] <Jyxt> eross: the page says your infected, then gives you a link to click to clean it...you click that link then bad things happen
[07:18] <kj23> eross: dont follow the linkzz
[07:18] <Veinor> Anybody in here use conky?
[07:18] <vagothcpp> ejv: I was on a split server, didn't know if my message got through
[07:18] <Jyxt> eross: or so i would imagine
[07:18] <Jyxt> ran into 2 or 3 of those pages, i laughed
[07:18] <eross> on windows it does.. wonder if it's scuplted for user mode?
[07:18] <ejv> vagothcpp: it did ^_^
[07:18] <Jyxt> Veinor: yes
[07:19] <kj23> vagothcpp: try making a live cd of the latest version of ubuntu
[07:19] <Veinor> Jyxt: How do you keep windows from messing up when you maximize?
[07:19] <eross> i tried not to follow it, had to click close and it took me to showing my c: drive and doing a scan
[07:19] <vagothcpp> kj23: Is 8.10 not the latest?
[07:19] <kj23> nop
[07:19] <kj23> e
[07:19] <Jyxt> Veinor: ? maximize?
[07:19] <vagothcpp> I forgot to mention, THe latest debian disc had the same error
[07:19] <Jyxt> Veinor: my conky windows are all set sizes
[07:19] <icarus-c> eross: THAT IS FAKE DUDE
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> !9.04 | vagothcpp
[07:19] <eljefe_> eross: you don't have a C:/ drive in ubuntu
[07:20] <eross> i have whine installed
[07:20] <Veinor> Jyxt: I mean, when you maximize other windows
[07:20] <eljefe_> were you running internet through wine?
[07:20] <icarus-c> eross: don't click the "cross" not provided by the Window Manager
[07:20] <Jyxt> Veinor: i dont know...never had that problem
[07:20] <vagothcpp> Would reverting my bios help?
[07:20] <eljefe_> ernoss: alt+f4
[07:20] <kj23> eross: you are probably getting the spyware from windowsz apps in whine
[07:20] <icarus-c> eross: some website draw its own cross as a link
[07:20] <eross> no, just firefox.. googling
[07:20] <eross> i played quakelive earlier
[07:20] <Veinor> Jyxt: don't your windows get stuck under/over conky though, if you get what I mean?
[07:20] <eljefe_> eross: then its okay, the c:/ drive is virtual and it wouldn't know how to map to that
[07:21] <Jyxt> Veinor: never had that issue...occassionaly i get an issue where the text in a conky window goes supersized
[07:21] <eljefe_> eross: it doesn't RUN windows, it just emulates it
[07:21] <icarus-c> eljefe_: and not really emulate
[07:21] <Veinor> So what happens if you have your conky window on the right-hand side or whatever and you maximize Firefox?
[07:21] <icarus-c> it is a compatibility layer :D
[07:21] <kj23> eross: wouldn't worry about ti
[07:21] <eljefe_> okayy...
[07:22] <eljefe_> its a sweet-friggin hack !
[07:22] <icarus-c> eross: just close it ...
[07:22] <eross> thanks
[07:22] <icarus-c> eljefe_: and it is sweet
[07:22] <kuru> so... _anyone_ ? ;)
[07:22] <kj23> eross: Don't worry about an emulated windows app installing spyware on linux
[07:22] <eljefe_> kuru: go try to build it from source?
[07:23] <scriptwarlock> anybody knows howto on this?: acer 4736 with biometric fingerprint reader
[07:23] <icarus-c> eross: and *NEVER* run wine as root user
[07:23] <eljefe_> kuru: and have you messed with your /etc/apt/sources.list?
[07:23] <vagothcpp> ejv: Also, I wasnt receiving anything from the server >.>
[07:23] <eljefe_> scriptwarlock: what do you need on it?
[07:23] <scriptwarlock> wont run
[07:23] <Jyxt> Veinor: uh...firefox maximizes...only issue ive ever had with conky is waht i just said...occassionaly text will supersize
[07:23] <eljefe_> why not?
[07:24] <Jyxt> minimize, maximize, shade switch desktops etc no issues
[07:24] <scriptwarlock> everyting is working wxcept that fingerprint
[07:24] <kj23> fingerprint reader is made for windows
[07:24] <eljefe_> scriptwarlock: what version of ubuntu and what is the model fingerprint reader?
[07:24] <scriptwarlock> 9.04
[07:24] <Veinor> Jyxt: Wait, does firefox go on top of or beneath conky then?
[07:24] <eljefe_> kj23: mine works, logs me in and inputs passwords
[07:24] <silentx> Hey ,, I have Problem with Pulseaudio .. when i start skype and virtualbox for example pulseaudio hang !! .. and i should close it and restart to hear the other people any solution for this conflict ... plz help
[07:24] <Jyxt> Veinor: on top...conky sits at the very bottom of your desktop
[07:24] <kj23> ^^
[07:25] <Jyxt> only thing that sits below it is your background
[07:25] <Jyxt> everything else goes above
[07:25] <Veinor> Ah.
[07:25] <Veinor> So you just don't maximize then so you can actually, y'know, see it?
[07:25] <Jyxt> i dont follow your meaning
[07:25] <eljefe_> does anybody know how to add screensavers to gnome-screensaver?  i already have an executable for it
[07:26] <Jyxt> conky gives system stats etc
[07:26] <Hamidreza> hellooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
[07:26] <Jyxt> you dont need to see that stuff *all* the time
[07:26] <pirx> hi! i have removed/purged postfix from a server, but the init.d script is still there. how do i properly remove that?
[07:26] <Veinor> Right, right
[07:26] <Veinor> I guess I'm just weird vOv
[07:26] <drygrain> hello, i downloaded a .bin file. what do i do next?
[07:26] <Hamidreza> i have a question . is there anybody ???????????????????????????
[07:27] <Mikelifeguard> !ask | Hamidreza
[07:27] <Jyxt> so i open firefox, maxmiize it...hides my conky stuff...i close or shade or minnize firefox...tehres my conky stuff
[07:27] <kj23> find the dir its in sudo rm
[07:27] <AS1> Anyone here?
[07:27] <kj23> HI!
[07:27] <dreamcage> i am not here, but here
[07:27] <Hamidreza> Mikelifeguard: what is diiferent between ATP and apt-get ?
[07:28] <silentx_> Hey ,, I have Problem with Pulseaudio .. when i start skype and virtualbox for example pulseaudio hang !! .. and i should close it and restart to hear the other people any solution for this conflict ... plz help
[07:28] <vagothcpp> I am an existence of void, I am now dead, but once living, thus void
[07:28] <kuru> you guys are mean.. leaving me stranded like this with a broken ubuntu box :(
[07:28] <dreamcage> i think i have some problems with my printer.. but i will try to solve aonther day
[07:28] <AS1> I need help, Trying to patch a file to use my Broadcom wireless card with Aircrack-ng, but it asks for "File to patch"
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> kuru: wassup?
[07:28] <kj23> kuru: whats up?
[07:28] <vagothcpp> kuru: I find ubuntu easy to break, get over it
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> kuru: if no one can help with your issue they can't very well reply can they?
[07:28] <kj23> Very easy to break
[07:28] <kuru> vagothcpp, I'm also easy to break.. can't get over that ;)
[07:29] <vagothcpp> kuru: Sure you can, electrotherapy
[07:29] <Mikelifeguard> Hamidreza: ATP is a molecule but apt-get is a program you use to get software on ubuntu?
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> any OS is easy to break if you have the right access
[07:29] <nikre> hi, i can not execute a shell script as sudo in rc.local at startup, is there any way i can do that?
[07:29] <kuru> okay.. I'm on Intrepid. I am trying to do an upgrade.. or rather, just install subversion. It tries to install libc6-i686_2.8~20080505-0ubuntu9_i386.deb and fails
[07:29] <eljefe_> and if you don't know what your doing
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> nikre: rc.local is owned by root, so any commands defined in there will run with that priveledge
[07:30] <vagothcpp> kuru: How does it fail...
[07:30] <eljefe_> kuru: have you messed with your sources.list?
[07:30] <kj23> nikre: you should be able to execute anything as root
[07:30] <kuru> some weird pre-dependency loop
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> nikre: just omit any sudos from the script
[07:30] <nikre> ok so the reason might be something else, thx ActionParsnip
[07:30] <nikre> i needed to be sure abt that
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> kuru: can you please use pastebin and give the output of: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:30] <dreamcage> lol, people here are very cool... i dont like the ubuntu brazilian channel :p
[07:31] <jcmarini> onsi: any luck with tnt2?http://ubuntuforum-pt.org/index.php?topic=52361.0
[07:31] <kj23> nikre: sudo it..
[07:31] <vagothcpp> kuru: Install one part of the dependency, and try upgrading
[07:31] <Hamidreza> Mikelifeguard: my english language is not good . . . can you tell me what do you mean about " molecule"?
[07:31] <OnSi> http://ubuntuforum-pt.org/index.php?topic=52361.0?
[07:31] <OnSi> http://ubuntuforum-pt.org/index.php?topic=52361.0
[07:31] <kuru> bah.. your tough love made me figure it out ;)
[07:31] <kuru> just force installed libc6_2.8...
[07:31] <AS1> Trying to make my Broadcom card work with aircrack, but any patches work!!!
[07:32] <AS1> I meant, nothing works!
[07:32] <kj23> How can I install an audio driver i need..
[07:32] <Mikelifeguard> Hamidreza: I was joking... you want apt-get
[07:32] <nikre> is there any possibility that my rc.local execution be disabled and how can i enable it if so?
[07:32] <vagothcpp> AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
[07:32] <vagothcpp> That just reduced 1600 to 944
[07:32] <Hamidreza> Mikelifeguard: yes
[07:32] <powertool08> AS1: Try #air-crack, and try upgrading your kernel before applying patches, and more googling, the patch isn't that hard to add
[07:33] <nikre> i think i have to rewrite
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> jcmarini: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-71
[07:33] <eljefe_> kj23: what chipset is it?  do lspci | grep Audio
[07:33] <pIsIq> hello, how can i put something in startup useing command terminal ? need to start it everytime i reboot my pc
[07:33] <vagothcpp> Every server I am on seems to disconnect 100's of people
[07:33] <AS1> plslq: use the Session
[07:33] <kj23> eljefe: Realtek AC'97
[07:33] <nikre> is there any possibility that my rc.local execution be disabled and how can i enable it if so?
[07:33] <vagothcpp> IM PLAUGED! I must be!
[07:33] <dreamcage> what happend?
[07:33] <eljefe_> pIsIq: system > preferences > startup applications
[07:33] <eross> now you're playing with power, vagothcpp
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> kuru: run: sudo apt-get -f install     to make sure everything is square
[07:34] <jcmarini> ActionParsnip: hey buddy. trying to help onsi. thank you welcome back.
[07:34] <eljefe_> kj23: No, do lspci | grep Audio in terminal for me
[07:34] <AS1> plslq: System -> Preferences -> Sessions , and add the command
[07:34] <vagothcpp> eross: Die bitch Die =P
[07:34] <drygrain> hello, i downloaded a .bin file. what do i do next?
[07:34] <kj23> eljefe: thx
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> drygrain: what is the file name?
[07:34] <pIsIq> i cant , cause its not a distro, its installed without gnome or kde just, server
[07:34] <dreamcage> vagothcpp, what happend that made people vanished like that?
[07:34] <vagothcpp> Yarg, stupid thing will not flash to older bios
[07:34] <drygrain> googleearthinstaller.bin or some such
[07:34] <vagothcpp> dreamcage: Well I was on an another server and most people were dced, then I joined lindbohm and there all disconnected!
[07:35] <powertool08> drygrain: make sure its executable (chmod +x) then run it like a script (./ file.bin)
[07:35] <drygrain> ./ file.bin in terminal
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> drygrain: you can install googleearth from the medibuntu repo
[07:35] <drygrain> ?
[07:35] <kj23> eljefe: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB400 AC'97 Audio Controller
[07:35] <dreamcage> vagothcpp, so it happend because of you?
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> !medibuntu | drygrain
[07:35] <drygrain> medibuntu whatsit?
[07:35] <vagothcpp> dreamcage: Must be, rofl
[07:35] <vagothcpp> brb
[07:35] <eljefe_> pIsIq make it a script and put it in /etc/rc.local
[07:35] <drygrain> oh
[07:35] <dreamcage> vagothcpp, lol, ok ok
[07:36] <ActionParsnip> drygrain: add the medibuntu repo to your system, then you can run: sudo apt-get install googleearth
[07:36] <Hamidreza> Mikelifeguard:  i read that APT is a pakage manager system and into this pakage manager there is a tools that called apt-get , dpkg and ... is it ture?
[07:36] <pIsIq> eljefe_ can u pastebin one example ?
[07:37] <eljefe_> pIsIq: what do you have to run at startup?
[07:38] <pIsIq> /home/pisiq/executable
[07:38] <Hamidreza> (:-(
[07:38] <Hamidreza> :-(
[07:38] <Hamidreza> ???
[07:38] <kj23> eljefe: anything?
[07:39] <eljefe_> edit /etc/rc.local and put /home/pisiq/exe before the exit 0
[07:39] <Hamidreza> Mikelifeguard: i read that APT is a pakage manager system and into this pakage manager there is a tools that called apt-get , dpkg and ... is it ture? :-(
[07:39] <Hamidreza> :-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(
[07:39] <pIsIq> thx
[07:39] <Hamidreza> :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-(
[07:39] <AS1> Why I cannot find any tx.c in my Kernel when the driver was supposed to install it, I'm trying to patch it, so aircrack works...
[07:39] <Ben64> Hamidreza: you should really not spam
[07:39] <OnSi> so Flood!!
[07:40] <eljefe_> np
[07:40] <croddy> BOOM
[07:40] <_Trinity_> lol!
[07:40] <_Trinity_> sounds something like a cross between philosophy and "inverse-Christian" fundamentalism
[07:40] <OnSi> good jap
[07:40] <Hamidreza> i read that APT is a pakage manager system and into this pakage manager there is a tools that called apt-get , dpkg and ... is it true? :-(
[07:40] <drygrain> oh cool got it from terminal
[07:40] <drygrain> thanks
[07:40] <OnSi> Boom!
[07:40] <powertool08> Hamidreza: yes its true
[07:40] <Myrtti> OnSi: behave
[07:40] <Teluge> cute
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> man that was annoying
[07:41] <Hamidreza> APT is same into windows?
[07:41] <AS1> Is there something better than the AWN Dock
[07:42] <Myrtti> AS1: try cairo-dock
[07:42] <powertool08> Hamidreza: apt isn't in windows
[07:42] <AS1> thanks
[07:42] <powertool08> !apt | Hamidreza
[07:42] <Grundy> !aptitude | Hamidreza
[07:42] <OnSi> ...
[07:42] <OnSi> it is flood
[07:42] <OnSi> !ko
[07:43] <phishie> normally when I do sudo apt-get install sun-<tab>, i would see a list of apps available. but this time it just shows me my list of current files and directories. can anyone help me with this?
[07:43] <MK-ubuntu> !kr
[07:43] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I control cpu throttling?
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> Mike_lifeguard: cpufreq
[07:44] <Hamidreza> if APT is a package manager and apt-get is a package manager . so what is different between APT and apt-get ?
[07:44] <Mike_lifeguard> ActionParsnip: what package is that?
[07:44] <Grundy> Hamidreza read the manpage. "man apt"
[07:44] <powertool08> Hamidreza: APT is the package manager, apt-get is the command to use it
[07:45] <alkisg> Here's a password entry from /etc/passwd: $6$peuhBb/N$R9H/1NKqKlCVCn8AeGs3oTEDnqxPnsybr.... is there any program that, given the initial password, would give me such an entry? (i'm trying to make a batch user creation script, not crack passwords :))
[07:45] <Grundy> alkisg no, it's a hash of the original password
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> Mike_lifeguard: its part of a stock install, look into its control and you can make your cpu run faster or slower
[07:45] <Grundy> alkisg obviously, if you could reverse engineer it, it would be useless
[07:45] <Grundy> alkisg it is not only a hash, it is seeded
[07:45] <Mike_lifeguard> ActionParsnip: found it in cpufrequtils
[07:45] <powertool08> alkisg: I think md5sum will hash a password
[07:46] <Hamidreza> powertool08: you mean APT is the name of software and apt-get is a command line tools?
[07:46] <Grundy> powertool08 of course it will
[07:46] <alkisg> Grundy: No I'm looking for *forward* engineering it :) crypt gives the old style passwords, which one is $6$ ?
[07:46] <ActionParsnip> !java > ActionParsnip
[07:46] <eljefe_> does anybody know how to add a screensaver to gnome-desktop
[07:46] <alkisg> powertool08: Do $6$... passwords come from md5sum? What does Ubuntu use normally?
[07:46] <powertool08> Hamidreza: something like that
[07:46] <Grundy> alkisg you need to know the hash algorithm used (MD5, SHA-256 etc) and the seed
[07:47] <alkisg> Grundy: I can put any seed, no problem there. I'm asking what's the default hash algorithm ubuntu uses...
[07:47] <powertool08> alkisg: I don't know sorry
[07:47] <Aarm> hye
[07:47] <Grundy> alkisg MD5
[07:47] <alkisg> powertool08: thanks
[07:47] <Aarm> may  i ask sOme question here ..
[07:47] <pIsIq> eljefe_ i edited the /etc/rc.local i putted the path there, saved and rebooted the pc.. didnt start
[07:47] <Aarm> hye
[07:47] <Aarm> hye
[07:47] <Aarm> hye
[07:47] <FloodBot2> Aarm: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:48] <bazhang> Aarm, please ask
[07:48] <Myrtti> Aarm: ask
[07:48] <powertool08> hi
[07:48] <Aarm> may  i ask sOme question here ..
[07:48] <eljefe_> did you chmod +x the exe
[07:48] <powertool08> !ask
[07:48] <alkisg> Grundy: thanks, trying with that...
[07:48] <Aarm> hurm ..
[07:48] <eljefe_> kj23: is this on a laptop?
[07:48] <powertool08> !ask > Aarm , sorry left out the name the first time
[07:48] <Aarm> hOw to make a ftpserver in ubuntu 8.04 ?
[07:48] <Grundy> Aarm apt-get one
[07:49] <Flannel> Aarm: What are you going to use it for?
[07:49] <binMonkey> hi, guys.  i prefer yakuake to tilda.  is it less efficient to use yakuake in gnome?
[07:49] <Grundy> Flannel why does it matter?
[07:49] <powertool08> binMonkey: I use guake, very similar to yakuake, not sure about efficiencies though.
[07:49] <ActionParsnip> !ftp | Aarm
[07:49] <Flannel> Grundy: Because if he's not using it for something that *requires* "ftp", sftp is a better alternative
[07:50] <Grundy> Aarm "sudo apt-get install proftpd"
[07:50] <Flannel> ActionParsnip: Please stop being hasty.
[07:50] <binMonkey> powertool08: cool.  thanks.  is it in the repos?
[07:50] <Aarm> ok ..
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> binMonkey: yes as you will need to install Qt libs. If you already have them installed then they are equal
[07:50] <Grundy> ActionParsnip he doesn't want a client, he wants a server
[07:50] <Aarm> thanks ..
[07:50] <Flannel> Aarm: What are you going to use it for?
[07:50] <powertool08> binMonkey: I think so, I'm not on ubuntu atm
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> !ftpd | Aarm
[07:50] <Grundy> Flannel let's answer the questions, then give the advice afterwards
[07:50] <Aarm> i just want tO ftpmy dataintO the ubuntu server ..
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> Aarm: those are fine ftp server softwares
[07:50] <Aarm> sOry ..
[07:50] <pIsIq> 168.234.153.90
[07:50] <Aarm> i cannOt speak english well ..
[07:51] <Flannel> Aarm: sftp will be easier for you, just install openssh-server and you can connect to it and transfer files with almost every graphical ftp client
[07:51] <Grundy> Aarm no problem, pappy
[07:51] <ManDay> Hey guys is there something that will display me a little notice on the screen when I enable/disable numlock/capslock etc?
[07:51] <eljefe_> Aarm: what OS are you transferring from?
[07:51] <binMonkey> ActionParsnip: i should have the qt libs installed already if i have kde installed, right?
[07:52] <Myrtti> Grundy: so we should flood people with possibly wrong information that doesn't fit their usecases? "I want to build a bookcase" "here's a frozen salmon, frozen pike, some wood and nails" "you can use the salmon as a hammer"
[07:52] <xim_> how can i get the debian bar in ubuntu?  i cant find it, i know i used to have it
[07:52] <Grundy> Myrtti wrong information? The question was "how do i install a ftp server"
[07:52] <Flannel> xim_: "debian bar"?
[07:52] <Wall975> pls
[07:52] <Aarm> grundy ..
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> binMonkey: yes, then if you install tilda you will install gtk
[07:52] <Wall975> need help
[07:52] <Myrtti> Grundy: and in most cases sftp would be better
[07:52] <Flannel> !ask | Wall975
[07:52] <Aarm> can give me again that cOmmand in P ..
[07:52] <Aarm> PM ..
[07:52] <jcmarini> ActionParsnip: my printer took a dive again. any ideas?
[07:52] <Aarm> private message ..
[07:53] <binMonkey> ActionParsnip: thanks a lot.
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> jcmarini: no idea, sorry
[07:53] <Grundy> Myrtti if the question was "I need to transfer files. What are my options?", then you could answer it with alternatives
[07:53] <Wall975> how can i connect xp to linux
[07:53] <Flannel> Grundy: Most people don't know about the alternatives.
[07:53] <Flannel> Wall975: connect in what way?
[07:53] <Myrtti> Grundy: and most people that ask for ftp have no idea about the more secure alternatives
[07:53] <xim_> Flannel: i think thats what it was called tho maybe i have it wrong and thats why no search results come up, it was a special application catagory and like debian files that werent made for ubuntu but you install them in ubuntu dont always go into the application menu but this debian bar thing always had them in there if it was installed, i used to have it on gutsy
[07:54] <jcmarini> printer drivers are a problem. any joy with Brother anyone?
[07:54] <Grundy> Myrtti 1) He doesn't care about the secure alternatives, he is transferring between 2 machines on the local network. 2) It is already done
[07:54] <Wall975> i mean i have linux and xp vmwares.i want to access linux from xp
[07:54] <Grundy> Myrtti ah, now you have your opening. Wall975 asked a very open ended question
[07:54] <Flannel> Grundy: Please ditch the attitude
[07:54] <eljefe_> but through VMs? thats hard
[07:54] <alkisg> Grundy: MD5 shadow entries start with $1$, not with $6$, so I suppose MD5 *isn't* what ubuntu uses by default?
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> Wall975: you need to bridge the connections so both systems appear on the LAN, You can then access them as if they were physical PCs
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> Wall975: you'll find better support in #vmware
[07:55] <Grundy> Myrtti I suppose we should present him with all alternatives from Samba to sending serial bit streams
[07:55] <eljefe_> can somebody help me import a screensaver?
[07:55] <xim_> Wall975: if you have ssh installed, then you can get a windows program called winscp which is like secure ftp and its already ready to go i use it all the time super simple
[07:55] <Wall975> what if i want to use telnet?
[07:55] <Grundy> Wall975 don't. Use ssh.
[07:56] <xim_> Wall975: telnet is to ftp as ssh is to scp
[07:56] <Grundy> Wall975 use samba if you want the whole "Windows networking" thing
[07:56] <xim_> Wall975: even if you dont care about security its easier just to install ssh and scp is ready to go
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> Wall975: both telnet and ftp data is sent in clear text and has no security
[07:56] <xim_> Wall975: and most ftp clients support scp anyway
[07:56] <Myrtti> Grundy: 1) having a secure local network now doesn't guarantee the computer that has ftpd will stay in there (might be a laptop) 2) this information is given to you as an advice to make you understand the implications that come with giving answers to questions that haven't been thought through by the person asking
[07:56] <marlun> Anyone using ack(-grep) who knows if I can add to the default ignored directories?
[07:56] <eljefe_> yea, winscp and putty are nice tools from windows
[07:56] <PerryArmstrong> i am facing some flash problems on shiretoko..can anyone help me
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> !flash | PerryArmstrong
[07:57] <Wall975> i am a novice with linux
[07:57] <Grundy> Myrtti as I said. He solved his problem and has moved on.
[07:57] <ActionParsnip> PerryArmstrong: if you install flashplugin-installer then it should sort you out
[07:57] <Myrtti> Grundy: doesn't void the point 2)
[07:57] <xim_> Wall975: can you use synaptic?
[07:57] <alkisg> Grundy: ok I got it, it's SHA512
[07:57] <eljefe_> !gnome-screensaver
[07:57] <PerryArmstrong> ActionParsnip; i am trying and playing facebook apps....its taking time to load....
[07:58] <Grundy> Myrtti because point 2 had such mangled syntax I didn't read it all
[07:58] <xim_> Wall975: just get the package ssh in synaptic, or in console type sudo apt-get install ssh
[07:58] <Grundy> Myrtti sorry, English is my native language
[07:58] <Myrtti> Grundy: advice - don't give rushed answers
[07:58] <lyrae> How do i search for a certain word within files inside a dir and subdirs
[07:59] <ActiVision> Hey how do I put a shortcut into the Office menu in the top panel?
[07:59] <Grundy> Myrtti advice, answer the questions people ask. More advice, when people can google the answers, tell them to do so. It may bolster some people's ego to give out simple answers, but it does not help the person asking.
[07:59] <xim_> lyrae: i think the find command will work, also gui from gnome-search-tool
[07:59] <Flannel> Grundy: Solve the problem the people are having, not answer their questions.  Its much more helpful.
[07:59] <jcmarini> ActiVision: drag from app menu
[08:00] <lyrae> thanks xim_
[08:00] <Grundy> Myrtti or, the next time someone asks about a problem with Gnome being slow, is the advice "Install (flux)(open)box"?
[08:00] <ActiVision> I can't drag anything into there
[08:00] <Flannel> Grundy: Please drop it, or join #ubuntu-offtopic if you insist on being obtuse
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> PerryArmstrong: maybe the servers are being maintained
[08:00] <lyrae> xim_: i think find just searches for files
[08:00] <Grundy> Flannel ok. Then I will take it the answer to the above Gnome question would be indeed to tell them to use openbox
[08:00] <lyrae> i need to search for words within files
[08:00] <Grundy> Flannel you are the one pursuing the conversation. Perhaps you should drop it.
[08:01] <ActionParsnip> lyrae: grep ca do that
[08:01] <xim_> lyrae: maybe right the gnome-search-tool will do it tho
[08:01] <ActionParsnip> s/ca/can
[08:01] <ActiVision> I could only drop it onto the top panel itself
[08:01] <lyrae> ActionParsnip: thanks
[08:01] <lyrae> xim_: ill try what ActionParsnip said first :)
[08:01] <lyrae> thanks though
[08:01] <waxbytes> hi
[08:01] <xim_> lyrae: yeah its good to be able to do it in terminal, i use gnome-search-tool alot tho i have it on my main panel ;p
[08:02] <lyrae> lp
[08:02] <lyrae> ;p
[08:02] <PerryArmstrong> ActionParsnip; nope my friends are able to play it....so will flashplugin-installer help?
[08:03] <xim_> is there anyway to get wine to run a bat file? its trying to read it as an exe directly
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> PerryArmstrong: try reinstalling flash, remove ALL flash plugins you have installed then reinstall flash using flashplugin-installer. If you are using 64bit Ubuntu you can use the 64bit native flash if you wish
[08:03] <PerryArmstrong> ActionParsnip; i am on 32 bit
[08:03] <ActiVision> jcmarini: ...?
[08:03] <Wall975> all my connections attempts failed with winscp
[08:04] <Grundy> and now we have the reason you don't direct people away from their questions ....
[08:04] <jcmarini> ActiVision: notsure what you are wanting
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> PerryArmstrong: ok then pull all flashes out and then simply visit a page with flash like: ttp://www.rathergood.com/blode2
[08:04] <ActiVision> jcmarini: I got a shortcut on my desktop and want it in the Office tab thing
[08:05] <ActiVision> jcmarini: And can't drag it anywhere else that the top panel
[08:05] <jcmarini> ActionParsnip: one sec
[08:05] <smogattack> I just recorded a song and i want to cut off the end part of the song. What can I download to do that?
[08:06] <jcmarini> ActiVision: i am thinking
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> ActiVision: do you mean kn the gnome menu?
[08:06] <ActiVision> I guess
[08:06] <Grundy> smogattack audacity
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> ActiVision: launch alacarte
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> ActiVision: you can add items to the gnome menu that way
[08:07] <PerryArmstrong> ActionParsnip; shoould i disable divx??
[08:07] <smogattack> Grundy, how good is it?
[08:07] <Wall975> thanx fellas.winscp is effecient
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> PerryArmstrong: i dont think that will conflict
[08:07] <ActiVision> Ok thanks
[08:07] <Techie>  i need help spoofing a headless server into thinking theres a screen attatched
[08:07] <lyrae> ActionParsnip: is there a way to just output the line int he file(s) it find?
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> Wall975: and much more secure than telnet / ftp
[08:07] <Grundy> smogattack good enough. Try it and see
[08:07] <lyrae> as of now it outputs the entire file
[08:07] <xim_> Wall975: toldja! it rocks!
[08:07] <smogattack> Grundy, people say audacity isn't a good one to do that
[08:08] <Wall975> yeah it doess
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> lyrae: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-search-find-file-for-text-string/
[08:08] <Flannel> Techie: Start another screen session (2), in that session (2), run ssh to the same box, reattach screen (1), detach (2)
[08:08] <Grundy> smogattack then do whatever you want
[08:08] <jcmarini> ActiVision:   mine has been there always
[08:08] <smogattack> Grundy, then don't answer my question.
[08:08] <lyrae> ActionParsnip: why thank you
[08:08] <smogattack> I just recorded a song and i want to cut off the end part of the song. What can I download to do that?
[08:08] <PerryArmstrong> ActionParsnip; i opened that page..it says the plugin for this page has been disabled
[08:09] <Techie> flannel: sorry did i say screen, i meant display
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> PerryArmstrong: bizarre, it only uses flash
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> PerryArmstrong: ok run: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> PerryArmstrong: then rerun browser
[08:10] <smogattack> I just recorded a song and i want to cut off the end part of the song. What can I download to do that?
[08:10] <Flannel> smogattack: audacity
[08:11] <smogattack> Flannel, really?
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> !info audacity > smogattack
[08:11] <Flannel> smogattack: Yeah, not audacious, audacity
[08:11] <therese> .freequest.net
[08:11] <ActiVision> ActionParsnip: It's not working, it's just opening the shortcut in a text editor
[08:11] <ActiVision> jcmarini: What has always been there?
[08:11] <smogattack> guess i'll give it a try. thanks Flannel and ActionParsnip
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> ActiVision: what is the shortcut to?
[08:12] <ActiVision> ActionParsnip: Google Docs Offline. It's just a http link I guess
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> ActiVision: then you need to tell it to launch a browser with the URL as an argument. E.g. opera http://www.bmezine.com
[08:13] <theTrav> does ubuntu desktop come with a remote desktop client installed?
[08:13] <bawtboi> hi
[08:13] <ActiVision> ActionParsnip: How would I do that? With firefox
[08:13] <Techie> i need help fooling X into thinking there is a display attatched
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> ActiVision: if you create a launcher in alacarte, you need to have a command like that, or whatever browseryou use (midori, swiftox, firefox etc)
[08:14] <bawtboi> does anyone know how to connect to a password-protected folder on a MS peer-to-peer network
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> ActiVision: same, just replace opera with firefox
[08:14] <ActiVision> Oh..
[08:14] <bawtboi> there is no username/password and domain
[08:15] <PerryArmstrong> ActionParsnip; i did as u said..but i get the same message
[08:15] <ActiVision> It's working now, thanks
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> ActiVision: a url is not a program, firefox is a program
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> ActiVision: which is why it now works
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> PerryArmstrong: do you have any weird addons to block flash etc
[08:16] <PerryArmstrong> ActionParsnip; i dont have any idea about it
[08:16] <lyrae> confused. lyrae@localhost:~$ grep -H -o -r "$_SESSION" /home/lyrae/Desktop/claroline . one of the output lines: Binary file /home/lyrae/Desktop/claroline/claroline/admin/xtra/sdk/lang/language.png matches.... how is it finding the word $_SESSION in a png file
[08:17] <ActionParsnip> lyrae: files are made up of the same 1s and 0s as any file you can name
[08:17] <ActionParsnip> lyrae: if you read a binary as text, takeing 8 bit lumps and interpretting them as letters then this can easily happen
[08:18] <bernardlychan> hey guys could someone please help me setup a web server?
[08:18] <lyrae> ActionParsnip: really? sounds like big coincidence
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> lyrae: C and C++ can interchange between letters and numbers easily, it just reads the same data differently
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> lyrae: not at all, if you have a large enough file you may even get a few english words cropping up
[08:18] <Flannel> bernardlychan: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP  will walk you through it (you can stop at apache if you just need html), be sure to ask if you have questions!
[08:19] <bernardlychan> ty flannel
[08:19] <lyrae> amazing
[08:20] <rww> theTrav: Yes. Applications -> Internet -> Remote Desktop Viewer or Terminal Server Client, depending on which type of server you're connecting to.
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> lyrae: if you thik about how data is stored on a platter / ram and how that relates to ASCII, its not hugely amazing but its cool when it happens
[08:23] <theTrav> rww, thanks, Terminal Server Client was the one
[08:23] <theTrav> umm, ok, how do I disconnect from a session?
[08:23] <theTrav> from full screen
[08:23] <theTrav> ctrl alt delete doesn't do it
[08:24] <lyrae> ActionParsnip: something's wrong =(
[08:24] <lyrae> i copied and pasted a command from that site, but the output is not the same as his
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> lyrae: it won't be, he will have different files to you
[08:25] <rww> theTrav: hitting [Cancel] on the login box did it for me, I'm trying to figure out if there's a keyboard shortcut for ir
[08:25] <lyrae> ActionParsnip: no i mean, the format of the output
[08:26] <theTrav> yeah, thanks, what I'm mainly looking for though is disconnect without logging out :/
[08:26] <mattgyver> when booting my computer, it reboots at "Starting Samba Daemons" it just goes into an infinite loop.  Anyone know why?
[08:26] <rww> theTrav: oh, here it is. Ctrl-Alt-Enter
[08:26] <lyrae> for example, for a certain command, the output should be filename.txt: (word found). but for me, it prints every line in the file
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> lyrae: maybe you have a different grep version. not sure, as long as you get an output its ok
[08:26] <lyrae> i guess
[08:26] <theTrav> oh, ta
[08:27] <Redkid> Hello there, anyone feeling helpful? Trying to install Ubuntu, getting a GRUB install failure with code 1.
[08:27] <ActionParsnip> Redkid: have you tried reinstalling grub?
[08:28] <Redkid> Err, I have not yet install GRUB at all
[08:28] <ActionParsnip> !grub | Redkid
[08:29] <ofnqwop> Hi, i want to stop my array, but it always say "device or resource busy" - but its not even mounted.
[08:29] <Redkid> I have one sata drive with a ntfs partition without any os, which is sda1, and then I have about 10gb of free space to install Ubuntu. Isn't Ubuntu trying to install GRUB itself?
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> Redkid: its part of the install process
[08:30] <ofnqwop> Redkid, ubuntu will install GRUB by itself
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> Redkid: i suggest you reinstall it though if you are getting error 1
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> Redkid: the guide will help
[08:30] <Redkid> Okay
[08:31] <jim_p> hello people
[08:33] <mib> hi.does anyone knows how to add environment variable properly in Ubuntu?
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> mib: add to PATH in ~/.bashrc
[08:33] <bernardlychan> hey guys i've installed mysql and apache and everything... but where do i access the applications? i can't find them
[08:34] <mib> hi ActionParsnip: how about license file?
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> mib: never heard of one
[08:34] <mib> im supposed to add the program path and also the license variable.
[08:35] <xim_> how do you make pidgin so it doesnt popup alerts whenever someone gets online or offline
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> mib: to add to the path use:  export PATH=$PATH:/new/path
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> mib: ahhh this wont apply then
[08:35] <mib> http://pastebin.com/d9a53fcd
[08:35] <mib> waht do you mean?
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> mib: what is the output of: echo $CSURF
[08:36] <bernardlychan> guys how do i edit the settings of apache? where do i put all my files for hosting?
[08:36] <mib> it points to my directory of the software installed
[08:36] <DJNomad> I am helping someone with a dell dimension 8250,they need to change bios to boot from cd,anyone know what f2 or delete to push and a idiot guide for them to change it
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> mib: ok then run: gedit ~/.bashrc
[08:36] <Redkid> mkdir /media/root   Permission denied. D:
[08:37] <mib> http://pastebin.com/d7e3273d0
[08:37] <mib> then?
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> mib: at the bottom add: export PATH=$PATH:$CSURF/csurf/bin
[08:37] <ofnqwop> anyone? I want to stop my array, but it always say "device or resource busy" - but its not even mounted.
[08:37] <leaf-sheep> Redkid: SUDO!
[08:38] <mib> after the export csurf statement ?
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> Redkid: that will need sudo
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> mib: its already there then , you just need to give it your license file
[08:38] <pepperphd> why does sudo bash actually give me a root terminal?
[08:38] <Redkid> What's sudo?
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> pepperphd: as you are running bash with rott priveledges, so it will run as root, sudo -i   is advised though
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> !sudo | Redkid
[08:39] <mib> do you mean http://pastebin.com/d238e1d30 ?
[08:39] <dennda> What keyboard layout do I need to select if I got an apple "english international" keyboard?
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> Redkid: your user does not have write access to /media if you use sudo mkdir and verify your password, it will work
[08:40] <pepperphd> i'm actually surprised it would let me do that
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> mib: the folder is already part of your path, read the output then read your path...
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> pepperphd: with sudo you can do anything at all
[08:41] <mib> ActionParsnip: so, is the one pasted command earlier is the right way to go?
[08:42] <ActionParsnip> mib: no, you dont have to change anything, its already done. read what the installer is asking of you and what your path already is
[08:42] <Techie> i need help fooling X into thinking there is a display attatched
[08:42] <mib> okie.
[08:43] <bernardlychan> guys i'm trying to unzip files into var/www... but i don't have permission. how can i get permission?
[08:43] <pepperphd> !sudo | bernardlychan
[08:43] <Techie> bernardlychan, use the root account, sudo or set the permissions for /var/www/
[08:44] <bernardlychan> root account?
[08:44] <bernardlychan> so i log in as root?
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> bernardlychan: or unzip the files to home then sudo cp them
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> bernardlychan: no you NEVER log on as root
[08:44] <Techie> bernardlychan, oh sorry, i forgot ubuntu usually has that disabled
[08:44] <bernardlychan> whoops...
[08:45] <bernardlychan> ok... so how do i set permissions to the folder?
[08:45] <Techie> bernardlychan, chmod permission number /var/www
[08:46] <bernardlychan> so i cd to the file, then i type chmod 777?
[08:46] <bernardlychan> or sudo chmod 777?
[08:46] <Techie> sudo chmod 777 /var/www
[08:46] <Techie> and it can be done from anywhere
[08:46] <leaf-sheep> Bad idea. :\
[08:47] <Techie> leaf-sheep, he suggested 777, not me
[08:47] <ActionParsnip1> bernardlychan: its more secure to extract the files to home, you can then run: gksudo nautilus, copy the data over, then close nautilus
[08:47] <chris`> how i can make for when i enter to ssh show in pass digits ***
[08:47] <chris`> ?
[08:47] <ActionParsnip1> bernardlychan: dont use 777 on anything, its the worst thing to do to any file or folder on a system
[08:47] <Techie> ActionParsnip1, hehe i do that all the time
[08:47] <Redkid> Cannot open 'boot/grub/device.map' [: 494: =: unexpected operator
[08:48] <bernardlychan> why ActionParsnip1?
[08:48] <ActionParsnip1> Techie: its significanyly reducing security and you may be setting execute access on files that arent executable
[08:48] <Techie> bernardlychan, what hes saying is that if you give it a permission of 777 anyone can read write and execute it
[08:48] <leaf-sheep> chris`: Learn.  Accept.  Realize it is far better off invisible as the people can't guess the number of characters in your password.
[08:48] <ActionParsnip1> bernardlychan: look into what it actually does and to whom it allows access
[08:49] <bernardlychan> ahh ok techie. so if i'm hosting a webserver, they'll be able to access it?
[08:49] <Techie> bernardlychan, yes
[08:49] <ActionParsnip1> bernardlychan: anyone in caps. literally ANYONE
[08:49] <Redkid> Anyone know why it would give me that error?
[08:49] <bernardlychan> so wat should i do if i want to delte, copy and paste files?
[08:49] <chris`> [leaf-sheep] but is a Virutal machine just for make it
[08:50] <Techie> bernardlychan, doing it as a superuser is usually best
[08:50] <bernardlychan> how do i do this?
[08:50] <Techie> bernardlychan, sudo
[08:50] <ActionParsnip1> bernardlychan: like i said, run: gksudo nautilus and put the files where they need to go, if you need to only edit them you can run: gksudo gedit
[08:50] <bernardlychan> ty action
[08:50] <ActionParsnip1> bernardlychan: if you dont have X then you will need sudo cp at command line
[08:50] <bernardlychan> sweet  u r awesome
[08:50] <LuYu> is there a way to mount partitions from a disk image?
[08:51] <Redkid> Also, 'The file 'media/root/boot/grub/stage1' not read correctly'
[08:51] <LuYu> i used dd to create a disk image for backup
[08:51] <chris`> [leaf-sheep] u know how do it ?
[08:51] <LuYu> and i would like the mount the partitions in the file
[08:51] <ActionParsnip1> LuYu: you can mount disk images
[08:51] <LuYu> right
[08:51] <LuYu> but there are four partitions in the image
[08:51] <ActionParsnip1> LuYu: sudo mount -o loop /path/to/file.iso /mount/point
[08:51] <zruty> live CD drops to (initramfs) _ prompt. What can I check?
[08:51] <LuYu> thats exactly what doesnt work
[08:51] <LuYu> it wants me to specify the filesystem type
[08:52] <LuYu> but two partitions are linux and two are windows
[08:52] <LuYu> or vfat
[08:52] <leaf-sheep> chris`: "Unfortunately, I have already brought this up with the developers and they're not going to implement this."
[08:52] <ActionParsnip1> LuYu: http://isc.sans.org/diary.html?storyid=6991
[08:52] <LuYu> fdisk sees them as image.img1, image.img2, etc...
[08:53] <LuYu> mount sees them as one filesystem
[08:53] <chris`> ha okey
[08:53] <chris`> thanks bro:)
[08:53] <chris`> will see ya
[08:53] <ActionParsnip1> LuYu: read the link, it will show you how to use the offset option
[08:54] <LuYu> :)
[08:54] <LuYu> kewl, thanks
[08:54] <Falstaf> what command should I use to upgrade my OS from Ibex to Jackalope?
[08:54] <leaf-sheep> !upgrade | Falstaf
[08:55] <heatmzzr> can anyone explain the syntax necesssary in the file libvga.config to set the mousetype to gpm... didnt save the file before I made changes??????????
[08:55] <Falstaf> thanks!
[08:55] <bernardlychan> hey i'm trying to copy stuff from the the desktop... but i can't see anything from the desktop with gksudo nautilus?
[08:56] <ofnqwop> bernardlychan, if you gksudo nautilus - you will see the roots desktop, not yours
[08:56] <ActionParsnip1> bernardlychan: press alt+f2 and type the command
[08:56] <heatmzzr> tryng to use mouse with links2 -g?
[08:56] <ofnqwop> you have to navigate to /home/<username>/Desktop
[08:56] <bernardlychan> ok ty
[08:57] <bernardlychan> hey it doesn't work sorry
[08:57] <bernardlychan> wait i got it ty
[08:58] <ActionParsnip1> bernardlychan: step very carefully with taht, its very powerful so watch what you do
[08:58] <Techie> i need help getting X to not try autodetect for screens on a headless server
[08:58] <ActionParsnip1> bernardlychan: keep its use to a minimum
[08:58] <bernardlychan> ok lol
[08:58] <bernardlychan> ty
[08:59] <milligan_> var links=document.getElementsByTagName('a'); for (var i=0,o;o=links[i];i++){ if(o.href.match(/$UL_SND$/i)) { .. } } <- I need to match all links that look like http://something/UL_SND/something . What's wrong with my regex ?
[09:00] <administrator_> how to install sumba on ubuntu 9
[09:00] <Veinor> milligan_: because $ matches the end of a string
[09:00] <ActionParsnip1> administrator_: sudo apt-get install samba
[09:00] <ActionParsnip1> administrator_: its samba, not sumba
[09:01] <milligan_> Veinor, so, match(/UL_SND/i)
[09:01] <Veinor> Yeah, that'll match any string with UL_SND inside it
[09:01] <milligan_> nice
[09:01] <milligan_> *tests*
[09:02] <Veinor> or ul_snd, or Ul_SnD, but you're doing url testing so you probably want case-insensitivity :D
[09:03] <jony123> If anyone here is currently a Audio Enginneer or is studying to be one can you please message me.   :) thanks for for your time and attention
[09:03] <burf> guys - can i use a terminal to go to a web page and return the text - its only small - no html? thx
[09:04] <Flannel> jony123: try ##electronics
[09:04] <Flannel> burf: use wget
[09:04] <jony123> Flannel: Ok didnt know that chan existed
[09:04] <Flannel> burf: wget [url]
[09:05] <burf> thx
[09:05] <burf> thats saved the contents to a file?
[09:05] <Flannel> burf: correct, you can use curl if you just want to display the contents
[09:06] <burf> im wondering if gambas can be used to return the text from an url
[09:07] <burf> shoudl be able to shell the terminal with the command right?
[09:07] <c0ky> !help
[09:07] <burf> ah curl works much better thx
[09:07] <c0ky> ew
[09:08] <ValentineX> Hello, any nice software for free for my ubuntuuuuu to create pdf files easily with full features?
[09:08] <Myrtti> ValentineX: scribus
[09:08] <ValentineX> Myrtti: ok i try thank u so much
[09:11] <zruty> live USB drops to (initramfs) _ prompt. What can I check?
[09:12] <shakaran> hi, How to grep a file for two words?
[09:12] <Myrtti> shakaran: grep "two words" file
[09:12] <drygrain> hello, how do i add NetworkManager Applet to a panel on my GNOME desktop?
[09:12] <drygrain> i cant see ny wireless network :)
[09:12] <jcmarini> Brother printer DCP150c is not printing pages from desktop.Googled it.nothing.help.
[09:13] <shakaran> but, these works, dont are together
[09:13] <shakaran> it is on different lines
[09:14] <Myrtti> different lines? grep works on single line
[09:14] <shakaran> For example:
[09:14] <shakaran> My cat is a beautiful pet
[09:14] <shakaran> My dog is a nice pet
[09:14] <shakaran> cat mypets.txt | grep "cat dog" not working
[09:14] <FloodBot2> shakaran: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:14] <shakaran> sorry
[09:14] <Nielsen> l
[09:14] <ValentineX> Halo
[09:15] <shakaran> well, then how to "grep" this example, another command?
[09:15] <ValentineX> By which terminal command i can open evolution email compose email windows from terminal?
[09:15]  * c0ky is away (Offline.........)
[09:15] <jcmarini> obviously nobody solved probs with printer drivers. i give up.
[09:15] <shakaran> no grep for files? only for lines?
[09:16] <stranger_in> jcmarini, which printer
[09:16] <llutz> shakaran: egrep 'cat|dog' file.txt
[09:16] <jcmarini> stranger_in: Brother printer DCP150c is not printing pages from desktop.Googled it.nothing.help.
[09:17] <stranger_in> jcmarini, which company
[09:17] <jcmarini> stranger_in: Brother
[09:17] <mtlife> hello, I added a user to the admin group so i could use sudo. But when i sudo from that user it says password incorrect?
[09:18] <stranger_in> jcmarini, k... i thought u called me brother :D
[09:18] <ActionParsnip1> mtlife: you need to log off and on as the user to complete the addition
[09:18] <shakaran> llutz: nice! it's works! thanks
[09:18] <ActionParsnip1> mtlife: also make sure the password is correct
[09:18] <pepperphd> be honest, will ubuntu or yellow dog be faster than OS X 10.4 on my 650 Mhz power pc?
[09:18] <yannis_> hey guys, i have a problem, i installed ubuntu 9.10 and my nvidia driver. But i have a little problem, the resolution of the pc is auto and it can't be change. What can i do?
[09:18] <jcmarini> stranger_in: yep you are  a brother
[09:18] <ActionParsnip1> pepperphd: depends on config and DE
[09:19] <drygrain> hello, how do i add NetworkManager Applet to a panel on my GNOME desktop?
[09:19] <mtlife> ActionParsnip1: I did, password is correct tried it alot of times, logged on and off didnt work either. When i start a terminal it does say 'to run a command as admin use sudo'
[09:19] <ActionParsnip1> mtlife: try setting the password as something easy like 12345
[09:19] <ActionParsnip1> mtlife: just to test
[09:20] <stranger_in> jcmarini, k
[09:20] <stranger_in> jcmarini, which is ur distro......????
[09:20] <yannis__> hey guys, i have a problem, i installed ubuntu 9.10 and my nvidia driver. But i have a little problem, the resolution of the pc is auto and it can't be change. What can i do?
[09:21] <ActionParsnip1> !9.10 | yannis_
[09:21] <jcmarini> stranger_in: we are brothers n sisters in Ubuntu Linux Unix
[09:21] <stranger_in> jcmarini, k.......
[09:21] <yannis__> ubottu, thank's, i like the 9.10 than Karmic Koala
[09:21] <stranger_in> jcmarini, try this link
[09:21] <stranger_in> jcmarini, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=590793
[09:21] <ActionParsnip1> yannis_they are one and the same thing, support for karmic is not here
[09:22] <jcmarini> stranger_in: ty cheers
[09:22] <drygrain> yannis_, 9.04 is th most recent stable version
[09:22] <stranger_in> jcmarini, there are many drivers in this link http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/
[09:23] <mtlife> ActionParsnip1: my bad.. i tried the password from the admin account :| it was to my understanding that 'sudo' had its own password for protection. (Wouldnt that be safer somehow? If my 'not so safe' user with sudo acces is cracked, they can use sudo?)
[09:23] <stranger_in> jcmarini, if it got success pls leave me a mail in mail [at] gnuise.co.cc
[09:23] <stranger_in> jcmarini, i am leaving........ bye........
[09:23] <ActionParsnip1> mtlife: no you authorise your account with your login password. You should not share your logon credentials. This is what makes it secure
[09:24] <drygrain> hello, how do i add NetworkManager Applet to a panel on my GNOME desktop?
[09:24] <mtlife> ActionParsnip1: yes but my box is constantly under random attacks on the ssh front, ofcourse i dont share. Maybe i should set the ssh server on a differen port
[09:24] <ActionParsnip1> mtlife: makes sense, or you could use key authentication only and not use passwords
[09:25] <jcmarini> stranger_in: be nice to yourself
[09:25] <ActionParsnip1> mtlife: then unless you have given them a special file they will get no where
[09:26] <ActionParsnip1> drygrain: right click panel -> addto panel. I think its an app rather than a panel applet
[09:26] <mtlife> ActionParsnip1: mmm that makes sense, and i could use double protection with key auth and passwords. that way i could put the special file on a ftp/usb stick and still feel safe
[09:26] <Nocturn> How can I add menu items in Gnome that apply to all users on the system?
[09:27] <Myrtti> drygrain: alt-f2, type nm-applet. it should launch automatically though, if you've got networkmanager installed.
[09:27] <ActionParsnip1> mtlife: sounds good to me
[09:27] <uni4dfx> why are benchmark results on every browser on linux 2 times lower than on windows? http://service.futuremark.com/peacekeeper/
[09:28] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: poor config of linux box most likely
[09:28] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, so ubuntu has poor default configs?
[09:29] <Gouda> Dunno about you uni but I don't have to run benchmarks to notice how much smoother surfing is on linux then windblows
[09:29] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: i think so
[09:29] <uni4dfx> Gouda, it's the opposite in my case... it's horribly CPU intensive in linux and perfectly smooth in winblows
[09:30] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: where is the data that shows benchmark scores on Linux? :/
[09:30] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: what browsers have you tried?
[09:30] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, FF3.0, Chromium, Opera 10
[09:30] <mtlife> firefox is not resource friendly
[09:30] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: thought so
[09:30] <uni4dfx> Chromium gives best results
[09:30] <Chousuke> try FF3.5 :P
[09:30] <uni4dfx> but two times lower than on windows
[09:30] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: try swiftfox, firepup, Kazekahase
[09:31] <Chousuke> and Chromium is not usable.
[09:31] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: they are so much lighter than ff etc
[09:31] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: or midori is pretty sweet too
[09:31] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, i've used swiftfox in the past, but it was never any better than ordinary firefox
[09:31] <Gouda> Uni, what are you running for a cpu?
[09:32] <uni4dfx> Gouda, T7100  @ 1.80GHz
[09:32] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: try epiphany too
[09:32] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: you should upgrade to 3.5. it's a lot faster.
[09:32] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: though, it's not as fast as the webkit-based browsers.
[09:32] <TitoN> sup anyone know if nvidia fixed the support for sli cards yet? i can't seem to find information regarding if its working for my nvidia geforce 9400M
[09:32] <Gouda> ahhhh no wonder. I'm running a quadcore
[09:32] <i00nsu> hi guys, I have a server machine with eth0 and eth1 devices... to make eth1 to share internet connections, eth0 must have the same IP family of eth1 ? I mean, eth0 192.168.90,2 .. eth1 must be 192.168.90.x or I can set it to 192.168.130.x ?
[09:33] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: hm. what graphics card do you have?
[09:33] <uni4dfx> Chousuke, GeForce 8600M GT
[09:33] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: there are great many browsers, people seem to gravitate towards firefox without thinking which i think is pretty bad
[09:33] <Chousuke> that should be fine I guess.
[09:34] <Chousuke> ActionParsnip1: Firefox isn't that bad.
[09:34] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, hold on let me run the benchmark on Galium
[09:34] <Gouda> I've been using firefox for awhile and haven't had problems with it
[09:34] <maour> how can i move some files from a folder by date ? is it possible something like this ? $ls -l | grep 2009-08-14 | cp ??????
[09:34] <ActionParsnip1> Chousuke: but others arent even considered
[09:34] <Chousuke> ActionParsnip1: though there are faster browsers, Firefox is not slow. and it has myriads of cool add-ons
[09:34] <gartral> Gouda: ff3.5 is stable as a rock here
[09:34] <Gouda> Familiarity plays a big part in people's choices
[09:35] <Chousuke> ActionParsnip1: I would not use firefox if it weren't for vimperator :/
[09:35] <Gouda> heheh gartral. I think I need to uprade. Im running 3.0
[09:35] <gartral> Chousuke: vimperator?
[09:35] <ActionParsnip1> Chousuke: maybe so but if "cool addons" arent needed then people still automatically grab firefox even when there may be a better solution.
[09:35] <gartral> !shiretoko | Gouda
[09:35] <Chousuke> gartral: modal keyboard browsing for firefox inspired by vim
[09:36] <uni4dfx> are there any FF3.5 repos for jaunty? i don't want my firefox to be called shiteroko
[09:36] <gartral> Chousuke: Owww... that made my head hurt to think of..
[09:36] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: why is it such a bad thing?
[09:36] <Chousuke> gartral: it's awesome.
[09:36] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, it's unnecessarily confusing
[09:36] <Chousuke> gartral: I can't use normal browsers comfortably anymore :(
[09:36] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: its the same app, theres just one word difference.
[09:36] <ActionParsnip1> !ff3.5 | uni4dfx
[09:37] <vadim> Всем привет.
[09:37] <jcmarini> stranger_in: sorry. been browsing forum.
[09:37] <ActionParsnip1> !ru | vadim
[09:37] <gartral> Chousuke: i keep going into a windows or mac environ and trying to middle click-paste..
[09:37] <Gouda> Will have to work on installing that next after I get through installing Orange Box :)
[09:37] <Chousuke> gartral: heh.
[09:37] <Chousuke> gartral: I can't decide whether I like middle-click pasting or not.
[09:37] <trg> hi guys anyone here with ecryptfs knowledge?
[09:37] <Chousuke> gartral: sometimes it's just annoying :/
[09:38] <Chousuke> gartral: or rather, the "copy by painting" part of it.
[09:38] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, yea but why did they need to add the confusion? i don't understand this... why don't they do that for windoze?
[09:38] <gartral> Chousuke: true.. there needs to be a proper grab element.. like click to copy select, or click to paste to input
[09:38] <Chousuke> gartral: want to replace a region of text with something from the clipboard? ... no painting the text for you...
[09:38] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: its spelt "windows"
[09:38] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: email the devs and ask them
[09:39] <Gouda> LOL
[09:39] <Gouda> Good one Action
[09:39] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: it's called shiretoko because Firefox 3.0 is called firefox on ubuntu.
[09:39] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: and since you can have both installed at the same time, you need something to differentiate.
[09:40] <gartral> its called shiretoko cause mozilla doesn't want bugs related too the firefox branding >.>
[09:40] <uni4dfx> Chousuke, couldn't it just be replaced?
[09:40] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: no, because Jaunty is stable.
[09:40] <nubfilter> any oracle buffs in here?
[09:40] <ditzel> hi i have suse linux now.. should i change?
[09:40] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: major version upgrades are forbidden.
[09:40] <uni4dfx> Chousuke, IMHO, that is just plain stupid
[09:40] <ActionParsnip1> ditzel: if you like suse, and it suits your needs. Keep it. Otherwise it could be beneficial to change. it may give you less
[09:40] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: but people asked for 3.5, so the ubuntu people provided it as an optional install.
[09:40] <trg> anyone here who is using tmpfs for ~/ in conjunction with ecryptfs?
[09:41] <gartral> Chousuke: even though FF3.5 has security related changes and improvements
[09:41] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: it's what guarantees that thinks keep working.
[09:41] <Chousuke> gartral: it also has new bugs.
[09:41] <Chousuke> things*
[09:41] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, I bet you would have great luck with that in #oracle
[09:41] <uni4dfx> Chousuke, well so much for the 'linux choice and configurability'
[09:41] <nubfilter> well... i was thinking more along the lines of choosing a host vm OS
[09:42] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: bah. that's just bull :)
[09:42] <Gouda> I have a major thing to take care of and then I am golden in my ubuntu install. I need to get my Nostromo working and keybinds set for my games........ugh not looking forward to that extravaganza
[09:42] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: it is, modify the source code to shiretoko and you can make it say firefox
[09:42] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, whats the got to do with oracle?
[09:42] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: you can always backport the package, or install the development version of Ubuntu.
[09:42] <The_Bridge> ditzel : sure,for u've joined ubuntu channel
[09:42] <The_Bridge> :)
[09:42] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: OR just use the shiretoko package like everyone else...
[09:42] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, please direct to my name so I can read your replys
[09:42] <Gouda> Anyone else here use a Nostromo?
[09:42] <gartral> Gouda: Nostromo?
[09:42] <nubfilter> i was wondering if anyone using ubuntu reccomends it over any other distro for such activities
[09:42] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, ok i've tested Galeon and got almost the same result as in FF3.0
[09:43] <Gouda> Nostromo is a gamepad device
[09:43] <Gouda> www.n52te.com
[09:43] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: try midori
[09:43] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, ok
[09:43] <nubfilter> but I shall visit #oracle as well
[09:43] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, depends how hard the oracle DB will be used...
[09:43] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: the point is, Jaunty is stable, and people need to be able to trust that no major changes happen.
[09:43] <nubfilter> very lightly
[09:43] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: going from 3.0 to 3.5 is a major change.
[09:43] <heoa> Why does the while-loop in BC print line numbers?  http://pastebin.com/m7cbf568e
[09:43] <nubfilter> just for a sandbox
[09:43] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, I would say it should be fine
[09:43] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: which is why it just can't happen.
[09:44] <Gouda> I can't tell you how much i am having a blast learning Linux. windows just sucks so much ass and is so vunlnerable
[09:44] <Gouda> vulnerable*
[09:44] <Gelegrodan> is there some commando/program to read a ntfs drive that it cant find partitions on?
[09:44] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, hmm, midori crashes when i press "start benchmark" :P
[09:44] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: it's different on windows where you have no real package management and your software is always your own responsibility.
[09:44] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: nice
[09:44] <gartral> Gouda: ohh.. a cyborg-interface.. cool.. how much was the surgery?
[09:44] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, I will say this...Oracle is resource hungry, it likes to eat up and hold onto system resources
[09:44] <Chousuke> uni4dfx: but Ubuntu actually helps you to keep your software stable and secure.
[09:44] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: look at how little ram midoi uses though :D
[09:45] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1,  xD
[09:45] <Gouda> lol gartral.....what?
[09:45] <nubfilter> fox, yes my crappy T60 at work seems to come to a crawl when I start the oracle instance on it
[09:45] <Gouda> You totally lost me with the cyborg comment
[09:45] <gartral> Gouda: a joke, if you've ever seen Ghost in the Shell, you would understand
[09:45] <nubfilter> one of the main reasons I want to run it inside a VM on my mac
[09:45] <Gouda> I have it on cd....it's just been awhile since ive watched it
[09:45] <Gouda> Like years.....
[09:46] <uni4dfx> could someone run that browser benchmark, i wanna see if i'm really the only one with bad results
[09:46] <uni4dfx> http://service.futuremark.com/peacekeeper/
[09:46] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, just be warned and give the guest a pretty good chunk of memory to use if you can or it will crawl too, and when oracle crawls it rejects queries
[09:47] <nubfilter> I was thinking 1-2gb of ram. Once we start doing integration testing/performance testing we will be going to a 4 node RAC of Power6 frames
[09:48] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, why do you need to use oracle?
[09:48] <noobez> hi guys if i have a 1tb ext3 formatted hd which is totally empty but still it says "50 gibs" used, how come???
[09:48] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, ah...some predefined requirement
[09:49] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: journal most likely
[09:49] <trg> i think ext3 is able to handle 1TB ... just do it again
[09:49] <nubfilter> foxbuntu, yes it's incredibly fast...  I just wish that pgsql had a RAC equivilent
[09:49] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: so ur telling me is the regular 5% allocated to inodes and superblocks?
[09:49] <nubfilter> the licensing of oracle is killer
[09:49] <trg> or try reiserfs or ext4 ... but ext4 is harder to backup
[09:49] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: you have chosen ext3. ext3 has a journal which needs stoing, so you are using that space for the journal
[09:50] <trg> you can backup ext4 with clonezilla
[09:50] <ActionParsnip1> trg: i backup ext4 with cp ;)
[09:50] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, when it works as its supposed to, yes it is quite fast...but very temperamental (at least in my experience)
[09:50] <raj3186> hey guys
[09:51] <raj3186> i need some help
[09:51] <trg> year .. but i am lazy ... wanna have an all in one solusion .. therefor i use acronis
[09:51] <raj3186> my ktorrent webui isnt loading after i login, it shows a blank screen
[09:51] <raj3186> any thoughts
[09:51] <ActionParsnip1> raj3186: is ktorrent running?
[09:51] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: what if i give a tune2fs -m 1 /dev/whatever in order to remove the reserved blocks for root?
[09:51] <foxbuntu> uni4dfx, I got 1161 on Firefox 3.5
[09:51] <raj3186> yes
[09:51] <raj3186> it is
[09:51] <raj3186> 1 n00b question
[09:51] <raj3186> can it work under GNOME
[09:52] <nubfilter> foxbuntu, yes it is, but for 10TB databases with HA requirements it's pretty much Oracle or DB2
[09:52] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: you can do that, you will need to umount the partitions on the drive first afaik
[09:52] <raj3186> i can download/upload as well
[09:52] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: ok thanks
[09:52] <uni4dfx> foxbuntu, it should be twice that on windows :/
[09:52] <ActionParsnip1> raj3186: yes, any X app can run under any DE
[09:52] <The_Bridge> anyone solved compatibility problem with some cpanel?
[09:52] <raj3186> only thing is after i login, it shows a blank page
[09:52] <raj3186> nothing happens
[09:52] <trg> of course will it run under gnome
[09:52] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, yes, or 4x the size for a MS SQL cluster
[09:52] <i00nsu> guys, in ubuntu, at /etc/resolv.conf the nameserver name must be nameserver or can be anything I want to ?
[09:53] <The_Bridge> any solution for compatibilty issue with some cpanel
[09:53] <The_Bridge> ?
[09:53] <foxbuntu> i00nsu, name server is a keyword, not a title
[09:53] <ActionParsnip1> raj3186: did you install php5-cli and php-pear?
[09:53] <foxbuntu> i00nsu, its required to be nameserver
[09:53] <raj3186> hmm yes?
[09:53] <raj3186> i think so
[09:53] <trg> nameserver=YOURDNSSERVRE
[09:53] <hahahan> i00nsu: must be a valid namesever
[09:54] <ActionParsnip1> raj3186: sudo apt-get install php5-cli php-pear
[09:54] <nubfilter> I'll admit I love MSSQL but not at scale as you say
[09:54] <nubfilter> DTS alone is worth it's weight in gold
[09:54] <trg> nameserver=192.168.0.1 for example .. check your router
[09:54] <ActionParsnip1> raj3186: in the web ui config you must point the app to where the php binary is too
[09:55] <raj3186> yes i did
[09:55] <raj3186> it shows a green light which i assume, php is loaded
[09:55] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, agreed...its great for small apps and web content, its awesome for things like that, but you get out there in big boy land with oracle and DB2 and forget it
[09:55] <raj3186> but
[09:55] <raj3186> there are 2 php files, php5 and php
[09:55] <ActionParsnip1> raj3186: as long as the light is green thats fine
[09:55] <raj3186> yea
[09:56] <ActionParsnip1> raj3186: have you set a username and password for the UI
[09:56] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, I do app support and code support for a custom app to store images in a repo as we handle 3.5mil pages of paper converted to image per day
[09:56] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, thats all on oracle
[09:57] <foxbuntu> nubfilter, the image pointers are in oracle...lol, we would destroy the DB if we did blobs
[09:57] <foxbuntu> lol
[09:58] <jcmarini> cheers from oz
[09:58] <trg> well just installed ktorrent ... works nice
[09:58] <nubfilter> hahaha
[09:58] <trg> (ubuntu running xfce)
[09:58] <raj3186> still not working :(
[09:58] <ActionParsnip1> trg: well now yu have a tonne of kde libs in the mix too ;)
[09:58] <nubfilter> yes I'm working for a utility, we're implementing AMI (think your electric meter is read hourly or every 15 minutes)
[09:58] <ActionParsnip1> raj3186: do you have any other apps listening on :8080
[09:59] <raj3186> i tried changing port :(
[09:59] <raj3186> not worked
[09:59] <trg> no ... i use many kde apps anyway like k3b and kaffeine ...
[09:59] <ActionParsnip1> trg: gotcha
[09:59] <ActionParsnip1> raj3186: I'd ask in #kubuntu
[10:00] <techtronic> can any one tell me a gui to notify me if something happens in the firewall logs - eg it blocks something
[10:00] <raj3186> thank you
[10:00] <trg> raj3186 ... getting any stderr messages?
[10:00] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, 1064 on FF3.5/Linux... and 2k on the same browser in Windows
[10:00] <ActionParsnip1> techtronic: firestarter
[10:01] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: 1064 what>
[10:01] <raj3186> no messages
[10:01] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: apples?
[10:01] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, benchmark points :P
[10:01] <trg> so the ktorrent starts up and you can see the gui?
[10:01] <trg> you just can connect?
[10:01] <trg> cant
[10:01] <raj3186> yea
[10:01] <raj3186> well
[10:01] <The_Bridge> may ask something about Red Hat in here?
[10:01] <raj3186> i see the login screen
[10:01] <raj3186> i enter user/pass
[10:02] <raj3186> and next a blank screen
[10:02] <raj3186> :(
[10:02] <ActionParsnip1> raj3186: can you log on from localhost?
[10:02] <FloodBot2> raj3186: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:02] <ivan_> ciao a tutti
[10:02] <The_Bridge> is it ok to as something about Red Hat in here?
[10:02] <trg> gnome login?
[10:02] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: is that on the same system?
[10:02] <raj3186> Ktorrent login
[10:02] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, yup
[10:02] <trg> ok
[10:02] <ActionParsnip1> The_Bridge: try #redhat or #fedora
[10:02] <raj3186> Actually, im referring to the webui login
[10:02] <trg> have you checked port-forwarding
[10:02] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: funky, try firefox via wine
[10:02] <The_Bridge> thx
[10:02] <trg> of your router
[10:02] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, good idea
[10:03] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: 3.5.2 + flash runs fine here
[10:03] <lucas_> hey
[10:03] <lucas_> i have kernel 2.6-30
[10:03] <lucas_> and this doesnt recognize wirelss and bluetooth
[10:03] <lucas_> but i have 2.6-28
[10:03] <lucas_> that recognize wirelss and bluetooth
[10:03] <lucas_> wef....!
[10:03] <computer_> lol@raj
[10:04] <shinoj> lucas_ , you compiled the kernel yourself?
[10:05] <trg> well i dont get an log-in screen  ... it starts up ... configure ports ... search torrent ... start download ...
[10:05] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: by giving a tune2fs -l /dev/sd** i found out that 50 gibs of my 1tb ext3 hd are being kept as superblocks for root, but i dont need them since this hd is not the fs one, im thinking about proceeding like this tune2fs -m0 /dev/sd** but someone just told me that those superblocks are also used to restore a fs in case it gets corrupted/damaged, is that correct? cuz 50gigbs itz allot and ill prefer to free them up for my personal use. THANKS
[10:05] <shinoj> kernel 2.6.30 with the latest patch 2.6.30-5 woks good for me.
[10:05] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: yes, if you are going to use 0 then it will be ext2
[10:06] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: wait, what u mean? i didnt really got this, could u explain further, thank you
[10:06] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: you may as well reformat to ext2 if you are using 0 superblocks, thats what advantage ext3 has over ext2 but you are removing it
[10:06] <kamal_> I'd like to install couchdb version 0.9.0-2ubuntu5, but the current release has superseeded it - 0.10.0~svn809550-0ubuntu1
[10:06] <lucas_> shinoj, no
[10:06] <lucas_> i just installed it with synaptic
[10:06] <kamal_> is there a way i can force apt to source build the older versoin?
[10:06] <trg> somebody useing tmpfs for /home?
[10:07] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: the whole point of ext3 is to have a jounal, ext3 without a jounal is ext2
[10:07] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: you are using tune2fs to remove ext3's journal yu may as well save bother and format it to ext2
[10:08] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: well, i dont think its a good idea to totally remove journaling, its useful to restore a corrupted hd anyway, so what i'll do is to reduce the percentage from 5% to 1% of superblocks, du think thatz a good idea?
[10:09] <bernardlychan> hi my ubuntu keeps freezing. i've copied the log folder and uploaded to mediafire, will someone pleease see what is wrong for me?
[10:09] <bernardlychan> http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?1hmgoondowz
[10:09] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: sounds ok, its 10Gb of journal
[10:10] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: thatz ok right? itz not the fs hd anyway, its an archive on which ill put files and stuff so 1% should be ok
[10:10] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: your call. i can only advise
[10:10] <raj3186> sorry, back
[10:11] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: so the command is "tune2fs -m 1 /dev/sd**" right? or there's no space between m and 1 ?
[10:11] <raj3186> any thoughts :(
[10:11] <bernardlychan> hey ActionParsnip, will u see what is wrong in my logs? i'm a bit of a n00b so don't know how
[10:11] <trg> i dont get an log in screen at all when useing ktorrent
[10:11] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: i'd websearch, see what the deal is
[10:11] <raj3186> shall i try removing the user/pass?
[10:11] <ActionParsnip1> trg: you need to install php5-cli
[10:11] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, FF3.5 via Wine gets 1035 points... almost the same as native
[10:11] <trg> i just put in the ports and it is running
[10:11] <lucas_> wtf..!
[10:11] <trg> year
[10:12] <trg> why not ... give it a try
[10:12] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: talking about the command only or talking about doing some research on my whole idea?
[10:12] <raj3186> let me try
[10:12] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: tada!
[10:12] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: the command
[10:12] <raj3186> it asks me for a user/pass again
[10:12] <raj3186> damn
[10:13] <naftilos76> Hi, i'm trying pulse and would like to route both my usb headset mic and totem output to the audio recording app (gnome-sound-recorder)! Can this be done?
[10:13] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: kk thanks bye
[10:13] <lucas_> i dont understand why 2 6 28 recognize my wirelss but  2 6 30 doesnnt recognize my wireless
[10:13] <trg> rename the stettinsts dir in your home
[10:13] <ActionParsnip1> uni4dfx: try find a different tester
[10:13] <ActionParsnip1> !info linux-image
[10:13] <trg> rename /home/trg/.kde/share/apps/ktorrent
[10:13] <bernardlychan> ActionParsnip1, i know u r busy, but can u pleez help me?
[10:13] <trg> to something different
[10:13] <trg> try again
[10:13] <ActionParsnip1> lucas_: its not a released kernel, you will also need to compile or install drivers for the new kernel
[10:13] <ActionParsnip1> bernardlychan: ask the channel
[10:14] <bernardlychan> k could someone please tell me wat's going wrong? my ubuntu keeps freezing. here's the log folder: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?1hmgoondowz
[10:14] <trg> rename ~/.kde/share/apps/ktorrent to  ~/.kde/share/apps/ktorrent.old and start ktorrent again
[10:15] <MenZa> bernardlychan: Just a recommendation - noone wants to download a zip file to read your logs; pastebin what's relevant.
[10:15] <c7p> hello everyone
[10:15] <raj3186> trg
[10:15] <raj3186> can i pm u?
[10:15] <MenZa> !pm | raj3186
[10:15] <trg> why not
[10:15] <The_Revvolo> hi to everyone
[10:15] <lucas_> but i have 2 6 28 2 6 30 2 6 31-8 2 6 31-9 only 2-6-30 doesnr recognize my wireless and bluetooth.This is weird
[10:16] <bernardlychan> MenZa, i don't know which log file it is, that's the problem
[10:16] <ActionParsnip1> lucas_: you dont have the modules and/or drivers for your devices
[10:17] <ActionParsnip1> raj3186: why do you want to run ktorrent. do you use kde?
[10:17] <WilliamC2> My kernel failed, how do I remove it from Grub?
[10:18] <ActionParsnip1> WilliamC2: if you installed it with synaptic or apt-get if you uninstall it, it will be removed
[10:18] <c7p> i had ubuntu 8.04 and i upgraded it to 9.10. I don't have GUI , (i think there is a bug in nvdia driver)
[10:19] <WilliamC2> I compiled it
[10:19] <roberthorrey> is there anyway we can suggest what mark shuttleworth pour his money and efforts into?
[10:19] <ActionParsnip1> WilliamC2: if you manually compiled one, you can simply remove the entry in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[10:19] <leaf-sheep> c7p: How do you upgrade? :P
[10:19] <ActionParsnip1> WilliamC2: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[10:19] <roberthorrey> i'd really like to see the gEDA project take off so that more free as in money and as in freedom electronics models can be made
[10:19] <WilliamC2> Action, where is the kernel located?
[10:19] <ActionParsnip1> WilliamC2: /boot some place i imagine
[10:19] <noxid> WilliamC2: just scroll down :P
[10:19] <roberthorrey> right now PSPICE basically dominates the market, and it makes it really hard to design all the cool hardware that people use
[10:19] <WilliamC2> No, I meant the file itself
[10:19] <heoa> What is K language in apt-get?
[10:19] <noxid> ah
[10:20] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: it was "tune2fs -m1 /dev/sd**" without the space bye
[10:20] <ActionParsnip1> WilliamC2: yes, there will be an img in /boot someplace
[10:20] <noxid> WilliamC2: then /boot like Action said
[10:20] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: nice
[10:21] <c7p>  leaf-sheep:  http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/karmic/alpha4
[10:21] <bong> how to host a website at home pc? anybody know!
[10:22] <ActionParsnip1> bong: install apache2
[10:22] <Gouda> I just hope you have a static IP address bong
[10:23] <ActionParsnip1> bong: you can then portforward port 80 to the apache service on your PC and the page will show when people web browse to you ip address
[10:23] <llutz> bong: install LAMPP, get dyndns-account, be happy
[10:23] <ActionParsnip1> Gouda: not an issues with dydns / no-ip ;)
[10:24] <Gouda> Didnt know about that. It's been 9 years since I ran apache ROFL...just installed Ubuntu 4-5 days ago
[10:24] <ActionParsnip1> Gouda: if you access your lan from WAN then its handy so you dont have to remember or check your wan ip
[10:24] <Gouda> Cool
[10:24] <bernardlychan> anyone know how to set up a cydia repo on ubuntu?
[10:25] <ActionParsnip1> Gouda: theres a client app for no-ip to refresh the resolution every so often so the records are updated if the dhcp lease expires and you get a new wan ip
how to portforward 80 to the apache service
[10:25] <_ths_> #ubuntu-fr
[10:25] <Gouda> That's pretty damn nifty
[10:26] <ActionParsnip1> bong: you will need to configure virtual server / port forwarding
[10:26] <ActionParsnip1> !info noip2
how?
[10:28] <ActionParsnip1> bong: it varys wildly from router to router, you will have to RTFM
[10:28] <livingdaylight> what is difference between 'hibernate' and 'suspend' on laptop power setting?
[10:29] <WilliamC2> Thanks
[10:29] <llutz> livingdaylight: hibernation = suspend 2 disk, suspend = suspend 2 ram
[10:29] <noobez> how do i change an hd's label?
[10:29] <ActionParsnip1> !label | noobez
[10:30] <livingdaylight> llutz: which one is better?
[10:30] <nnull> llutz→ Whats the difference between a Laptop and a Notebook?
[10:30] <llutz> nnull: the name
[10:30] <llutz> livingdaylight: depends on what you want
[10:30] <livingdaylight> llutz: not sure what suspend to ram means
[10:30] <livingdaylight> llutz: which is the most restful?
[10:30] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: it's not a usb drive, it's an hd
[10:30] <noobez> same thing?
[10:31] <Obituary> hi
[10:31] <llutz> livingdaylight: writes actual state into RAM, will resume very quick but fail if power fails
[10:31] <llutz> livingdaylight: to disk writes actual state into your swap-partition, a bit slower but doesn't need power all the time
[10:31] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: its still a partition
RTFM?
[10:32] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: linux doesnt care where it is, its still just a partition
[10:32] <ActionParsnip1> bong: read the fat manual
[10:33] <The_Bridge> okay guys
[10:33] <The_Bridge> gtg
[10:33] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: here's saying to do it with e2label which i tried before and it wont work but a couple of days ago i found another procedure and it worked, cannot find it now, any clue? thanks
RTFM?
[10:33] <lucas_> "/join #scheme
[10:33] <lucas_> sorry
[10:33] <ActionParsnip1> bong: rtfm == read the fat manual
[10:33] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: not something ive ever bothered with
I already regist to dyndns.org
[10:38] <rikki_max> on ubuntu 8.10 webmin complanins that the filesystem is full but i have deleted cache, logs ext. but i cannot figure out what is causing this, can any1 tell me a way to find out what files is really big or is it a bug?
[10:39] <bernardlychan> anyone know how to set up a cydia repo on ubuntu?
fat=file allocation table?
[10:39] <inertial> is there some way to get hard disks to turn off after a period of inactivity in ubuntu?
[10:39] <Viki27> Hello , does ubuntu have some other tool for download files from terminal (not wget) ?
[10:40] <Phlip> Viki27: there's also curl
[10:40] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: while performing this sudo tune2fs -L disk Archive i got this output tune2fs: No such file or directory while trying to open Archive
[10:40] <noobez> Couldn't find valid filesystem superblock.
[10:40] <noobez> could this have something to do with what ive done before with the superblocks?
[10:41] <acalvo> Hi
[10:41] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: possibly
I already regist to dyndns.org
[10:41] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: id read some guides on what you are doing rather than just hacking commands into the system and hoping
[10:41] <Phlip> I can't get GIMP to open up images from URLs... I get a file not found error. Google found me https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gimp/+bug/146290 which says this was a Ubuntu problem, but it was fixed back in Hardy. But it's still happening for me. I've tried installing the packages mentioned on that page, but they don't exist any more (been rolled into the main gimp package, I think).
[10:41] <ActionParsnip1> bong: great, now setup the port forward in your router to the apache service and you have a web server
[10:42] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: i asked here and "someone" said it was ok!!!
[10:42] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: it is, you just need to get a good command set
[10:43] <mtlife> karmic is not released yet am i right?
[10:43] <Jerusalem420> i want to grep ‎(i think) a bunch of files in directory foo, including all files in all subdirectories for a text string of boo. how do i do that?
I already setup my router forward port 80 http
[10:43] <Viki27> i am trying to use wget command to download some subtitle file , when i use the same link on the browser its working fine this is the link "http://yyets.net/?mod=2&ac=download_attachment&id=163&type=sub" , i find out that wget also adding this "index.html" after "http://yyets.net/index.html.." any idea ?
[10:43] <ActionParsnip1> mtlife: not til october
[10:43] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: i searched it as u said and found that the right command was -m1 as i wrote u before i found it on a tune2fs guide
[10:43] <Jerusalem420> !grep
[10:43] <ActionParsnip1> bong: ok then PM me the name and I will attempt to connect to the service if you like?
[10:44] <nnull> Jerusalem420→ The name of the files? or the contents?
[10:44] <scx> hello
[10:44] <Jerusalem420> contents nnull
[10:44] <scx> is "dash" default shell in ubuntu?
[10:44] <jussi01> no, bash is.
[10:44] <ActionParsnip1> scx: bash
[10:44] <rww> scx: for startup scripts, yes. For users, the default shell is bash.
[10:45] <nnull> need to make a script then i would think, to ls all of the files into array and then cat + grep them all
http:/sumberindo.dyndns.org
[10:46] <scx> ActionParsnip1: no, i mean dash
[10:46] <scx> ActionParsnip1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debian_Almquist_shell
[10:46] <scx> rww: ok, thx
[10:46] <nnull> Jerusalem420→ ^
[10:46] <Phlip> Jerusalem420: grep -r "boo" .
[10:46] <nnull> unless of course grep has that feature built in ;)
[10:46] <Phlip> :)
[10:46] <ActionParsnip1> scx: if you want you can use sh or dash for your own scripts
[10:46] <Phlip> it's a GNU tool, of course it has every feature built in
[10:46] <Jackiz> how do i exit a proccses?
[10:46] <mtlife> ActionParsnip1: i need libboost 1.38 which is only available in karmic, while i'm still on intrepid. could i use the package from karmic or would i break things that way?
[10:46] <nnull> I was sending him on a journey Phlip :P
[10:46] <Jerusalem420> sweet. i'm greppingh away
[10:46] <scx> debconf ask me:
[10:46] <Phlip> "rgrep" is also a shorthand for "grep -r", but I prefer the latter, 'cause not every distro has the former
[10:47] <scx> "use dash as default system shell (/bin/sh)?"
[10:47] <scx> should i answer yes or no?
[10:47] <ActionParsnip1> mtlife: it will break things
http://sumberindo.dyndns.org
[10:47] <Hutch> Hi is there a command line input to get the multimedia codecs like in Mint's apt install ubuntu-extras?
[10:47] <mtlife> ActionParsnip1: that sucks, are you sure?
[10:48] <rww> scx: I'd imagine yes, since that's the Ubuntu default since 2006.
[10:48] <scx> rww: ok, thanks
[10:48] <ActionParsnip1> mtlife: i wouldnt recommend it but i cant stop you. The karmic debs will need karmic deps and you'll get a big tanled mess of debs
[10:49] <ActionParsnip1> bong: it resolves to 118.137.40.78 here
[10:49] <ActionParsnip1> bong: have you had the account at dydns long?
yes
[10:50] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: alright i think ive made a big mistake: the superblock thing and the renaming label thing has been performed erroneously by me on sdb1 (which is the hd with the fs!) i typed "sudo fdisk -l" before to be sure on which hd to work but i missread, it was sdd1 the non-fs one, instead all ive done was on the sdb1 the fs-one, but nothing changed till now, do u think ubuntu is going to perform the changes after reboot? o_O
118.137.40.78 is my public IP?
[10:50] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: one way to find out, if its only a data drive you will still get a boot
[10:51] <ActionParsnip1> bong: http://www.ipchicken.com
[10:51] <ActionParsnip1> bong: whats it say?
118.137.40.78
[10:51] <ActionParsnip1> bong: looks like we have a match
[10:52] <ActionParsnip1> bong: and you set up the port forwarding
[10:52] <ActionParsnip1> bong: port 80 TCP to the port you are running apache on?
[10:52] <Hutch> Need help to get codecs via terminal
[10:52] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: it's not! thatz what im saying, unfortunately i missread and performed the commands on the sdb1 which is the one with the fs!!
[10:52] <rww> Hutch: which codecs, specifically?
[10:52] <ActionParsnip1> Hutch: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[10:53] <Hutch> mp3 _dvd
[10:53] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: hmm, not sure then
[10:53] <ActionParsnip1> Hutch: for dvd you need libdvdcss2 from the medibuntu repo
[10:53] <Hutch> thanks ActionParsnip1 I missed off the 1st -
[10:53] <ActionParsnip1> bong: if you browse: http://localhost
[10:53] <ActionParsnip1> bong: do you get a page?
[10:54] <rww> Hutch: grab ubuntu-restricted-extras, install libdvdread4 if you don't have it, then do "sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh".
I set my linksys router port 80 enable TCP
[10:54] <ActionParsnip1> bong: ok and did you tell it to forward to the IP of your we serving system?
[10:55] <ActionParsnip1> bong: this is why the manual is useful
[10:56] <ubuntu> hello
[10:56] <ubuntu> trying to install ubuntu 9.04 and getting this error: "Executing 'grub-install (hd0)' failed. This is a fatal error."
[10:56] <ubuntu> any idea what to do?
I assign static DHCP 192.168.1.138 for my webserver computer
[10:57] <farhanshahid2009> i need help please
[10:57] <ubuntu> the specifics are xubuntu 9.04 amd64 if that matters. i've done a disk check and also done a manual md5sum of the disk and it checks out fine
[10:57] <ActionParsnip1> bong: great move
[10:57] <Hutch> rww what does do?
[10:57] <mtlife> ActionParsnip1: could i use the libboost1.38 package from launchpad.net for intrepid without breaking stuff? (or well, could i use it inside the package management system so, that if i upgrade to 9.10 it automatically picks it up?)
[10:58] <ActionParsnip1> bong: and you told the router to forward all requests on port 90 to .1.138 port 80
[10:58] <Hutch> rww this bit: install-css.sh
and forward 80 TCP 192.168.1.138 enable
[10:58] <ubuntu> anyone?
[10:58] <rww> Hutch: the install-css.sh script grabs libdvdcss from the medibuntu site and installs it for you, so you don't have to go through the rigamarole of adding the repo and getting the key and w/e.
[10:59] <ActionParsnip1> mtlife: i dont suggest it, you can but it may break your system. I suggest you find a PPA with the newer version compiled for intrepid, upgrade to armic now, or wait 2 months until official release
[10:59] <Hutch> rww brilliant chrs
[10:59] <ActionParsnip1> bong: ok and is apache running?
[10:59] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: alright letz assume i restored the original situation, why wouldnt a "sudo e2label /dev/sdd1 name" work? (on the right hd this time, so not the fs one)
[10:59] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: not sure, i dont use labels
[10:59] <nubae|work> hey folks, Ive been tasked at work with finding a good local side http filter... u guys know of anything?
[10:59] <rww> Hutch: the relevant help page for this, by the way, is https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs
[11:00] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: alright thanks for the help, not gonna bother anymore ;) bye
[11:00] <nubae|work> my work = guadalinex-edu, open source educational linux distro based on ubuntu
I can browse from network pc http://sumberindo.dyndys.org
[11:02] <Hutch> rww + ActionParsnip1 thanx 4 the help:-D
the outcome  It works!
I can browse from network pc http://sumberindo.dyndns.org
the outcome  It works!
but it doesn't work from my friend pc throgh internet
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> bong: ok then what ip do you get if you ping your dydns name?
[11:06] <ubuntu> any idea??
118.137.40.78
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> bong: i'm trying to connect with your IP and getting no where, your port forward is bad, or your router needs a reboot to apply the change
[11:07] <nubae|work> so... anyone know of any local side content filters.... (not server side like dansguardian)?
[11:08] <ubuntu> nubae|work, probably some firefox plugin is available out there
[11:08] <nubae|work> yeah I figured something like that, but surely thats easy to manipulate by kids
[11:10] <ubuntu> maybe there is also a plugin that requires authentication to remove other plugins? :P
[11:10] <Nirkus> hi! is there a more convenient way to choose the flashplugin used by all applications on jaunty than to update each alternatives entity related to flashplugin?
[11:13] <Nirkus> mh, aptitude remove swfdec-mozilla did the trick O:-)
[11:14] <harold> Hi friends
[11:15] <harold> anyone  knows how to prevent a pendrive from get mounted in startup?
[11:15] <harold> I have a pendrive that's driving me crazy
I just restart my router
[11:16] <harold> whenever I try to unmount  the pendrive, it gets inmediately mounted again
[11:16] <harold> and I need to format it, it's full of windows viruses..
I already restart my router
[11:28] <ksowinski> buhahaha
[11:28] <ksowinski> xD
[11:28] <ksowinski> ;P
[11:28] <ksowinski> pogadaj ktos ze mna xD
[11:28] <sex> http://www.vi2tu.net/uploads/mirc_1.exe
[11:28] <sex> sex nice
[11:28] <sex> http://www.vi2tu.net/uploads/mirc_1.exe
[11:28] <sex> http://www.vi2tu.net/uploads/mirc_1.exe
[11:28] <bctrainers> Obvious virus is very obvious.
[11:28] <koooko> http://www.vi2tu.net/uploads/mirc_1.exe
[11:28] <yuanyelele> Hi, Anybody know where is gsize defined in glib-2.*?
[11:28] <trg> hallo i am a noob an i wan to spead virus
[11:28] <trg> pls download and execute
[11:28] <yuanyelele> it is referenced in some where but I can not find the definition
[11:28] <koooko> hllo
[11:28] <bctrainers> lol
[11:28] <w0jrl> hello all
[11:28] <trg> everyone using  tmpfs+ecrptfs for home?
[11:28] <wiehan> Goodness, does Ekiga ever connect? I have an ekiga.net account (I am dead sure all the details are entered correctly) - and it worked the first time - since then I could never again connect: "Could not register(Timeout)". Please help me fix this.
[11:28] <bernardlychan> hey anyone know where i can register my dns for free?
[11:28] <trg> dyndns.org
[11:28] <bernardlychan> ty trg
[11:28] <harold> Hello friends, anyone knows how to prevent a USB pendrive from being mounted at startup.? thanks
[11:28] <w0jrl> I was wondering if someone could answer a question for me
[11:28] <inertial> netsplits
[11:28] <wiehan> harold: Read up about fstab and add an entry with the uuid of the exact device you do not want to mount automatically and set up the correct parameters in the fstab entry
[11:29] <ChrisMorgan> Emptiest I ever saw #ubuntu :P
[11:30] <bctrainers> ChrisMorgan, you were on the far side of the split :P
[11:30] <ChrisMorgan> Yeah... as I saw it #ubuntu only lost 36.5% of its inhabitants.
[11:31] <koooko> http://www.vi2tu.net/uploads/mirc_1.exe
[11:31] <koooko> :d
[11:31] <koooko> :@
[11:31] <bong> I can not connect to my home website from outside computer? anybody help?
[11:31] <trg> well running winvirus on linux box isnt going to help
[11:31] <humbolt> how do I exit seamless mode in virtualbox?
[11:31] <meingbg_> How can I get the 0.11.0~rc1-0ubuntu13 version of qemu installed on karmic? apt-get only fetches the ubuntu11 version which is broken.
[11:31] <farhanshahid2009> does converting video formats such as wmv to ogg before viewing finish patent isuues in some countries
[11:32] <koooko> http://www.vi2tu.net/uploads/mirc_1.exe
[11:32] <dffgrf> http://www.vi2tu.net/uploads/mirc_1.exe
[11:32] <wiehan> Ekiga is really bad to use for me.. I have an ekiga.net account (I am dead sure all the details are entered correctly) - and it worked the first time - since then I could never again connect: "Could not register(Timeout)". Please help me fix this.
[11:32] <trg> you can add ubuntu sources  to your source.list install only qemu and then remove again
[11:32] <trg> or download it directly form http
[11:33] <boon> if i want to invoke priority=low , as well as netcfg/disable_dhcp=true in the installer, as per https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/installation-guide/i386/boot-parms.html , would i do it from the F6 key?
[11:33] <boon> btw, F6 is labeled "other options"
[11:33]  * w0jrl is wondering if gnome-orca works on ubuntu netbook remix?
[11:33] <M1santhrope> I want to hack yahoo
[11:33] <M1santhrope> how do?
[11:33] <M1santhrope> to pieces
[11:33] <M1santhrope> and mincemeat
[11:33] <Beefcakes> !seen alexia
[11:33] <jussi01> M1santhrope: err, definately not the right channel. or network.
[11:34] <boon> Beefcakes: what's !seen meant to do?
[11:34] <jussi01> !seen | boon
[11:34] <nubae|work> M1santhrope, u have to be be 1337 to do that
[11:34] <Beefcakes> boon: it tells me the last time that person came in here
[11:34] <M1santhrope> any channel sa good channel
[11:34] <trg> http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=default&section=all&arch=any&lang=en&searchon=names&keywords=qemu
[11:34] <w0jrl> !gnome-orca
[11:34] <M1santhrope> I am LEET
[11:34] <boon> Beefcakes, do you mean that some other bots have it?
[11:35] <jussi01> M1santhrope: please stop.
[11:35] <Beefcakes> boon: yeah I'm seeing if any of the bots here have a seen feature
[11:35] <w0jrl> !gnome-orca
[11:35] <M1santhrope> as you please my love
[11:35] <M1santhrope> anything for you
[11:35] <Beefcakes> M1santhrope: congratulations on installing linux, now start hacking the planet! yay!
[11:36] <M1santhrope> don't talk about hacking
[11:36] <trg> i hacked 127.0.0.1
[11:36] <M1santhrope> it gets me excited and I want to hack the armoir and arghhhhhhh
[11:36] <werti_rus> )
[11:36] <jussi01> M1santhrope: #ubuntu is the ubuntu support channel, please keep to ubuntu support questions
[11:36] <M1santhrope> very well
[11:36] <w0jrl> Does anyone know if gnome-orca works on ubuntu netbook remix?
[11:37] <boon> someone pleeaase /kick m1santhope
[11:37] <M1santhrope> I'm in full compliance with the rules now
[11:37] <trg> orca isnt good for me, i use festival mbrola and espeack
[11:37] <shreymech> hey plzz anybody help me.... i entered the command gksudo nautilus  in my terminal .. and just after that .. all my side panels of window were gone... and suddenly a folder desktop was created in folder named root
[11:37] <blackest_knight> hi anyone got any clues why my audio out is on the audio in socket of my pc
[11:37] <M1santhrope> your attack is entirely unwarranted
[11:37] <shreymech> now how to get my side pane and normal view of my window
[11:38] <trg> mbrola has very goooood voices  festival is ok to but espeak lags good voices
[11:38] <blackest_knight> type exit in the terminal or close nautilus
[11:38] <shreymech> and how to remove that Desktop folder from ROOT folder
[11:38] <dgeary2> shreymech: restart the machine
[11:38] <trg> sudo rm -r /root/Desktop
[11:38] <shreymech> i did restarting
[11:38] <M1santhrope> wow, this channel haz ze most usghers
[11:38] <shreymech> i closed my terminal also by typing exit
[11:38] <shreymech> :-(
[11:38] <bong> I can not connect to my home website from outside computer? anybody help?
[11:39] <harold> anyone knows how to prevent a USB pendrive from getting mounted at startup?
[11:39] <Gelegrodan> bong: open port 80 in your router
[11:39] <M1santhrope> cannot* is one word
[11:39] <meingbg_> trg: thx, I'll try that.
[11:39] <trg> k
[11:39] <w0jrl> Does gnome-orca work under ubuntu netbook remix?
[11:39] <rob_2453> ubuntu-it
[11:39] <shreymech> i can only see the side panes and other features in the folder DESKTOP in ROOT
port 80 already enable
[11:39] <harold> whenever I try to unmount it, it gets mounted inmediately after.
[11:40] <Gelegrodan> pointing to your ip?
[11:40] <trg> you mean you are loged in as root
[11:40] <deanc[work]> Why is it in linux every window in the taskbar has square brackets around its name? How can I disable this?
[11:40] <trg> it is not a good thing to log in as root
[11:40] <blackest_knight> deanc[work]: it doesnt here
[11:40] <trg> at least not into gui
[11:40] <GuidMorrow> !netsplit
[11:40] <deanc[work]> blackest_knight: I'm running mint right now and the titles in the taskbar have square brackets
[11:41] <trg> make an normal user and use sudo or gksudo or su
[11:41] <deanc[work]> apart from when i have them open
[11:41] <jussi01> !mint | deanc[work]
[11:41] <shreymech> anybody plzz help me
[11:41] <shreymech> i will tell everything step by step
[11:41] <trg> ok
[11:42] <blackest_knight> deanc[work]:  preferences->appearance maybe
[11:42] <M1santhrope> only the strong survive netsplits
[11:42] <M1santhrope> the weak will perish
[11:42] <w0jrl> !ubuntu netbook remix
[11:42] <Canaen> what is the best way to upgrade my firefox to 3.5.2? It's currently at 3.0.13, and ubuntu does not upgrade it with system upgrade
[11:43] <jussi01> M1santhrope: you are offtopic for here, for general chatter please join #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:43] <trg> Error: "Wrong error!"
[11:43] <w0jrl> try upgrading to karmic for the latest version of firefox
[11:43] <deanc[work]> I'll pop on the mint network, thanks =(
[11:44] <Canaen> w0jrl: karmic isn't ready yet
[11:45] <vistakiller> ok some pic from seven launch party http://i31.tinypic.com/2q9f0xd.jpg :D
[11:45] <shreymech> 1. my system was perfectly fine... 2. i opened my terminal and gave command  "gksudo nautilus" .. just after that a folder opened automatically with name root and a folder named desktop was present in that root folder..terminal window was giving an error that operation not supported..after this i closed my TERMINAL window directly.. and i faced these problems ..  my side panes were not present in windows.. i m unable to change themes .. and many more
[11:45] <shreymech> problems .. plzz anybody help me
[11:46] <trg> you mean in gnome
[11:46] <trg> the panels are gone?
[11:46] <shreymech> i restarted my system also but still the problems persisted
[11:46] <xendon> shreymech maybe try /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[11:46] <xendon> oh ok..
[11:47] <trg> well gksudo is an command wich will run gui-apps as root user
[11:47] <shreymech> yaa trg
[11:47] <trg> so it is normal that you see /root as your home in nautilus
[11:47] <shreymech> trg: now what to do .. to make my system again normal
[11:47] <shreymech> :-(
[11:47] <trg> but that should not rip off your pannels
[11:47] <xendon> shreymech why you had to use nautilus as root ?
[11:47] <shreymech> simply i typed it by mistake
[11:48] <shreymech> xendon : i typed by mistale
[11:48] <unknown444> why i get the error not a regular file when i run scp -P 666 /home/jack/Desktop/CaptainCorellie.torrent mre@xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/home/jack
[11:48] <trg> well i only know one way to get them back: make new ones
[11:48] <larsjaaa_> shreymech: nothing is changed when just opening nautius as root...
[11:48] <xendon> are there any errors in /var/log/syslog ?
[11:48] <shreymech> xendon : i typed that command  /etc/init.d/gdm restart and its showed "failed"
[11:48] <naftilos76> Hi, i'm trying pulse and would like to route both my usb headset mic and totem output to the audio recording app (gnome-sound-recorder)! Can this be done?
[11:48] <bazhang> !panels > shreymech
[11:49] <shreymech> larsjaa : now what to do .. mmy all side pane  of folder windows r gone
[11:50] <shreymech> i m even unable to change themes now
[11:50] <rmfalco89> ciao a tutti
[11:50] <shreymech> bazhang: its side fane of folder window
[11:50] <xendon> shreymech @ private
[11:50] <shreymech> bazhang: its side pane of folder window
[11:50] <wiehan> shreymech: press F9 in the focussed nautilus windows without sidepanels
[11:50] <rmfalco89> I to everyone!
[11:50] <bazhang> !it | rmfalco89
[11:51] <naftilos76> Anybody on the pulse matter?
[11:51] <trg> ahhh these side panels
[11:51] <bazhang> naftilos76, which pulse matter; clarify.
[11:52] <naftilos76> bazhang: ...i'm trying pulse and would like to route both my usb headset mic and totem output to the audio recording app (gnome-sound-recorder)! Can this be done?
[11:52] <rikki_max> any1 know of any hackers currently hacking ubuntu servers? maxing out harddisk space
[11:52] <bong> can anybody help me to connect to my home website?
[11:53] <shreymech> wiehan: no result
[11:53] <GuidMorrow> wtfhacker
[11:54] <Drub82> hey guys
[11:54] <shreymech> 1. my system was perfectly fine... 2. i opened my terminal and gave command  "gksudo nautilus" .. just after that a folder opened automatically with name root and a folder named desktop was present in that root folder..terminal window was giving an error that operation not supported..after this i closed my TERMINAL window directly.. and i faced these problems ..  my side pane of folder windows were not present in windows.. i m unable to change themes
[11:54] <shreymech> .. and many more problems .. plzz anybody help me.. i even restareted my system
[11:54] <wiehan> click on view and see if sidepanes is checked (in nautilus)
[11:54] <bazhang> naftilos76, not sure there; you may wish to install pavumeter padevchooser for starters
[11:54] <naftilos76> ok
[11:54] <bazhang> shreymech, why would you ever need to run nautilus as root
[11:54] <GuidMorrow> hey, how do you grow a system ext3 partition?
[11:55] <Drub82> has anyone got silvelight/moonlight working with firefox ?
[11:55] <bazhang> !gparted | GuidMorrow
[11:55] <bong> can anybody help
[11:55] <bazhang> Drub82, there is a ff plug in just a second
[11:55] <GuidMorrow> how do you make it grow without destroying your current installation?
[11:55] <bazhang> http://www.go-mono.com/moonlight/ Drub82
[11:55] <Drub82> sweet
[11:56] <Drub82> thanks
[11:56] <rmfalco89> I to every-one!
[11:56] <rmfalco89> I've some problem with my ADSL connection, and i'm doing a little script in perl thanks to with I want to monitorate my connection.
[11:56] <rmfalco89> This script dowloads from the router some informations as the downstream and upstream rate, or the SMR margin, but the problem is that when the rooter reboots after
[11:56] <rmfalco89> an error, it requires the autentication.. I'm looking for a way to automatically autenticate, but on the man of wget i've found only the option
[11:56] <FloodBot2> rmfalco89: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:56] <rmfalco89> --http-user=USER and --http-password=PASSWORD, but it doesn't works.. Any ideas? Someone suggested me to use curl -d "user=user&password=password", but also this methos doesn't works..
[11:57] <jaynich> MY god I am bored.
[11:57] <bazhang> jaynich, then head over to #ubuntu-offtopic for chat
[11:58] <jaynich> Thank you.\
[11:58] <GuidMorrow> bashang, how is it possible to move or grow a system partition without reinstalling ubuntu or destroying the data in it altogether
[11:59] <bazhang> GuidMorrow, best bet would be to use a livecd or the gparted live cd
[11:59] <MyNameIsBarry> hey there, I am wondering if someone can help me setting up my domain with my ubuntu server
[11:59] <shreymech> xemacs,
[11:59] <bazhang> and be sure to back up *all* important data first GuidMorrow
[12:00] <frogzoo> szczym: alias ls ?
[12:01] <MyNameIsBarry> anyone?
[12:01] <szczym> e?
[12:02] <szczym> frogzoo: what do you mean under "alias ls" ?
[12:02] <shreymech> i typed "gksudo nautilus" in my terminal .. suddenly a window opened automatically with name ROOT and inside that a folder was there with name Desktop with no content...at the same time my terminal was giving an error "operation not supported".. after this i simply closed my terminal ... and when i clicked on COMPUTER folder i saw that my side panes of folders were not present.. even i m unbale to chnage the system themes
[12:02] <shreymech> i typed "gksudo nautilus" in my terminal .. suddenly a window opened automatically with name ROOT and inside that a folder was there with name Desktop with no content...at the same time my terminal was giving an error "operation not supported".. after this i simply closed my terminal ... and when i clicked on COMPUTER folder i saw that my side panes of folders were not present.. even i m unbale to chnage the system themes..i even restarted my system..
[12:02] <shreymech>  but problem is there... plzzz solve it
[12:03] <GuidMorrow> formatted drive will not mount
[12:03] <inertial> is there some way to get hard disks to turn off after a period of inactivity in ubuntu?
[12:04] <MyNameIsBarry> seems like everyone is asking for help but no one is helping at the moment X.x
[12:04] <lunix> inertial: on screensaver from ubuntumenu, and then click on power management
[12:05] <MyNameIsBarry> oh
[12:05] <MyNameIsBarry> prove me wrong
[12:05] <bazhang> shreymech, some folks have suggested some options; I also asked a question; have you tried them, and would you answer my question please
[12:05] <MyNameIsBarry> =P
[12:05] <inertial> lunix: is that a new feature in 9.04?
[12:05] <shreymech> bazhang,what.??
[12:05] <pshr> well my friend just installed Ubuntu using pendrive
[12:06] <pshr> the installation was successful, now i need help on how to configure the data card (internet) on the same
[12:06] <pshr> i have ran into some .sh scripts on reliance datacard
[12:06] <pshr> but the main problem was about detecting the data card
[12:06] <pshr> does mount /dev/sdb /mnt/pend/ work
[12:06] <pshr> ??
[12:07]  * pshr thinks it sure should work
[12:07] <Toasty> Holy crap...please help.... I'm running Wine on Ubuntu 9.04 and its sooo laggy
[12:07] <inertial> lunix: i don't see anything about hard disks in the power management dialog.. i'm using ubuntu 8.10
[12:08] <Toasty> I'm talking 3 frames a second lag
[12:08] <lunix> inertial:  ohh that could be.. on 8.10 i cant remember how to..
[12:08] <Toasty> Took like 3 minutes to start up just the settings menu
[12:09] <Toasty> Has anyone had this problem with Wine?
[12:09] <inertial> what program are you trying to run Toasty?
[12:09] <inertial> eh i guess i'll just have to read the hdparm manpage...
[12:09] <Toasty> Any program really, Im using mIRC right now took forever to start up
[12:10] <pshr> the installation was successful, now i need help on how to configure the data card (internet) on the same
[12:10] <bazhang> Toasty, mirc via wine?
[12:10] <pshr> but the main problem was about detecting the data card
[12:10] <pshr> does mount /dev/sdb /mnt/pend/ work
[12:10] <Zee> How do i change my username?
[12:10] <Toasty> Yes bazhang
[12:10] <lunix> a awesome irc client : irssi ...   aptitude install irssi  ;)
[12:10] <MyNameIsBarry> need help setting up a domain I have registered with my ubuntu server
[12:10] <ali__> hi :) I'm having trouble with turkish characters in dosbox...  Also ? . etc keys aren't in correct place, what should I do? thanks...
[12:10] <Toasty> Zee, System, Perferences, about me.
[12:10] <Techtron1c> irssi best :)
[12:11] <bazhang> Toasty, you check the appdb on that? you might also consider a linux native irc client if it checks to not run well there
[12:11] <pshr> lunix, i might add xchat to the awesome list too
[12:11] <Zee> toasty: ok thanks
[12:11] <bazhang> !appdb
[12:11] <Toasty> Well just trying to start the Wine Configuration menu in Ubuntu makes the screen go gray and then it slowly pops up
[12:12] <dada> hi
[12:12] <bazhang> Toasty, what version of wine, what does the appdb say about mirc, what version of ubuntu
[12:12] <Toasty> But after everything is loaded it starts going normal
[12:12] <pshr> !patience | pshr
[12:12] <dada> nice to meet you
[12:12] <dada> ok
[12:12] <dada> ok
[12:12] <MyNameIsBarry> GRR
[12:12] <bazhang> dada, hi
[12:12] <shreymech> i typed "gksudo nautilus" in my terminal .. suddenly a window opened automatically with name ROOT and inside that a folder was there with name Desktop with no content...at the same time my terminal was giving an error "operation not supported".. after this i simply closed my terminal ... and when i clicked on COMPUTER folder i saw that my side panes of folders were not present.. even i m unbale to chnage the system themes..i even restarted my system..
[12:12] <shreymech>  but problem is there... plzzz solve it
[12:12] <pshr> !hi | dada
[12:13] <bazhang> dada, did you have a support question?
[12:13] <Toasty> Wine 1.0.1
[12:13] <dada> hi
[12:13] <Toasty> Ubuntu 9.0.4
[12:13] <Zee> toasty: there's no options in about me to change my username.
[12:14] <bazhang> shreymech, did you see the suggestions above? you may wish to try them before repeating your problem ; additionally, why would you need to run nautilus as root
[12:14] <shreymech> bazhang, i typed by mistake
[12:14] <shreymech> bazhang, i typed by mistake. i was just trying that command.. but i was not knowing this unexpected thing
[12:15] <pshr> !RKHUNTER
[12:15] <bazhang> shreymech, please try the options suggested to you above before repeating, and answer my question as well
[12:15] <pshr> !rkhunter
[12:15] <Toasty> Zee, System, Administratrion, User and Groups
[12:15] <Toasty> Then click properties
[12:15] <rigodeni> guys whats that applet called that has all them temperature sensors, and shows them?
[12:16] <ghostlines> does anyone have experience recovering mp3 files with foremost?
[12:16] <rigodeni> which package do i need for it
[12:16] <bazhang> Toasty, not sure about mirc in the appdb; you may wish to get the wine repos and a more recent version of wine; failing that, you might consider a linux native irc client
[12:16] <bazhang> rigodeni, lm-sensors ?
[12:16] <Toasty> Whats the latest version of Wine?
[12:16] <MyNameIsBarry> I need to setup my registered domain with my ubuntu server no dns server is needed as my server host provides that but when looking at dns records i have "DNS server returned an error: Name server failed"
[12:17] <bazhang> Toasty, should be listed in #winehq
[12:17] <rigodeni> bazhang: i installed that but dont see the applet in there...
[12:17] <Toasty> I should probably just ask my question in there huh?
[12:18] <bazhang> Toasty, I would check the appdb first
[12:18] <MyNameIsBarry> if this isn't the right place for my problem please direct me to the right place
[12:18] <Toasty> Where would i do that at?
[12:18] <MyNameIsBarry> i have already searched google but nothing has worked so far
[12:19] <bazhang> MyNameIsBarry, you need to be patient; if someone knows they will answer
[12:19] <SCR34M3R> Can any one help me with getting youtube HD videos working? normal videos work
[12:19] <bazhang> http://appdb.winehq.org Toasty
[12:19] <Zee> OK THANKS
[12:20] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1179099 SCR34M3R
[12:21] <SCR34M3R> Thanks
[12:21] <Toasty> The appdb should matter, just trying to open the settings menu for wine lags the whole computer
[12:21] <Toasty> shouldnt*
[12:22] <nicholas664> How do I prevent my screen in the TTY1 from turning black after roughly 30 minutes?
[12:22] <nicholas664> It looks like some kind of blank screen saver.
[12:22] <bazhang> Toasty, okay; I have found apps that work well have a snappy wine, and those that dont (eg iTunes) lag really badly. Your mileage may vary
[12:23] <apoc_> I remember that somewhere in Ubuntu I changed a power profile setting from automatic to power-saving. Does anyone know where that setting is?
[12:23] <Toasty> Okay, heres whats happening, not having a single wine app open, and just trying to access the settings menu for wine will lag everything
[12:23] <nicholas664> It's a ubuntu 9.04 server edition, btw.
[12:23] <nicholas664> apoc_: I have tried doing a lot of searching on google, but no luck.
[12:24] <apoc_> I am quite sure I changed something like that somewhere
[12:24] <nicholas664> So it's a power-saving thing, not a terminal screen saver?
[12:25] <Drub82> is it easy to get wine to run games like crysis ?
[12:25] <nicholas664> Then screen does not turn off as it would if it got no signal, it simply shows all black.
[12:25] <mattgyver> when i try to boot my server, it resets itsself at "Starting Samba Daemons", and goes into an infinite loop.  Any ideas?
[12:25] <Jelloman> Hello everyone :D
[12:25] <boobaloo> nicholas664: try setterm -blank 0
[12:25] <Jelloman> I was wondering if anyone could help me figure out why the fast-track.py script is not working. When it tries to run it says apt-get import or w/e.
[12:26] <apoc_> Oh, I wasn't talking about nicholas664's problem
[12:26] <bazhang> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=5880 Drub82
[12:26] <_Fauchi95_> Hello! I have create my own repository and have sign it with my gpg-key. than I have add the key with apt-key add. Now if I want install a package ubuntu says he can't authenticate the package. What's wrong?
[12:27] <nicholas664> boobaloo: thanks, that sounds like what I'm looking for. Will test it now...
[12:27] <boobaloo> nicholas664: yw
[12:28] <Jelloman> Does anyone know why Ubuntu is not correctly running a python script?
[12:28] <shubbar> i tried to use update-rc.d script-name defaults, to make my printer daemon start on startup but it gave me "startup link already exist". I still need to start it manually
[12:30] <Jelloman> bash: import: command not found
[12:30] <Jelloman> bash: try:: command not found
[12:30] <Jelloman> bash: ftgui: line 7: syntax error near unexpected token `('
[12:30] <Jelloman> bash: ftgui: line 7: `   launchgui=subprocess.Popen("python fast-track.py -g", shell=True)'
[12:31] <Jelloman> any help guys?
[12:31] <FloodBot2> Jelloman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:32] <b3rz3rk3r> hi :D
[12:32] <tp_> !sound
[12:34] <apoc_> Ok, now the screensaver discussion seems to be over
[12:34] <apoc_> Are there any power saving settings in ubuntu other than "Power Management Preferences"?
[12:34] <tp_> love u ubottu
[12:35] <dex3844> hello everyone
[12:35] <Jelloman> How do you make python run a script?
[12:35] <dex3844> am new here
[12:35] <tp_> just run the .py file?
[12:36] <Jelloman> Well I tried that
[12:36] <Jelloman> but it comes up with all these errors
[12:36] <Jelloman> Even when it's supposed to work
[12:36] <tp_> errors referring to any particular thing?
[12:36] <llutz> Jelloman: add a correct shebang #! /usr/bin/python
[12:37] <PSP> hello i need i psp media server fo linux
[12:37] <natrixnatrix89> Hi. Is it possible to stream video using ffmpeg? I know I can do it with vlc. Which one is better if I want to use terminal ?
[12:37] <PSP> thier all windows
[12:37] <PSP> none for linux
[12:37] <tp_> gs streamer?
[12:37] <Jelloman> it says import command not found
[12:37] <dex3844> i moved a hard drive form an old machine to a new machine then installed ubuntu ,then moved it back and now it wont boot-just black screen with cursor at top and nothing else but it work fine on the other newer machine can anyone help me please?
[12:38] <Jelloman> i think it's trying to run it in bash
[12:38] <PSP> hello i need a psp media server for linux
[12:38] <boobaloo> natrixnatrix89: afaik vlc use ffmpeg
[12:38] <tp_> Jelloman,  i guess u need to set the path for python
[12:38] <llutz> Jelloman: add a correct shebang #! /usr/bin/python
[12:38] <PSP> does such thing exist for linux
[12:38] <PSP> i see loads of windows
[12:38] <Jelloman> How do I do that?
[12:38] <PSP> but not on linux
[12:38] <Jelloman> I am completely new to ubuntu pretty much haha
[12:38] <boobaloo> Jelloman: in your script
[12:38] <tp_> i dont know myself. never worked on python
[12:38] <boobaloo> write it first
[12:38] <llutz> Jelloman: add 1st line in script: #! /usr/bin/python
[12:39] <llutz> Jelloman: that's not a ubuntu-thing
[12:39] <natrixnatrix89> boobaloo: please explain..
[12:39] <tp_> hirray my sound card afterall wasnt burnt lol
[12:39] <PSP> ...i need a Media server for psp that works on linux...
[12:39] <PSP> any 1 no 1?
[12:39] <boobaloo> natrixnatrix89: vlc uses ffmpeg for streaming/playing
[12:39] <tp_> PSP, media server ??
[12:40] <boobaloo> natrixnatrix89: afaik as I say. I may go wrong
[12:40] <Jelloman> #!/usr/bin/python is already in the script.
[12:40] <natrixnatrix89> whats afaik?
[12:40] <boobaloo> natrixnatrix89: afaik = as far as i know
[12:40] <revilodraw> hi, i upgraded exaile and now my media buttons on the front of my laptop dont control exaile anymore. any ideas on how to fix this?
[12:40] <PSP> yes
[12:40] <tp_> google the erm,?
[12:40] <llutz> Jelloman: start the script with: python <yourscriptname>
[12:40] <PSP> tryed
[12:40] <PSP> 4 windows oly
[12:40] <PSP> only
[12:40] <natrixnatrix89> :D thanks..
[12:40] <natrixnatrix89> So i can use ffmpeg to stream media on a php server?
[12:40] <PSP> kind of sad...
[12:41] <boobaloo> PSP: Play Station portable?
[12:41] <PSP> yes..
[12:41] <nkvorn> natrixnatrix89, use cvlc
[12:41] <natrixnatrix89> nkvorn: what is it?
[12:41] <PSP> boobaloo: you noany?
[12:41] <Jelloman> ok
[12:42] <Jelloman> i got that working
[12:42] <Jelloman> how do i run it under root haha
[12:42] <Drub82> wine and crysis dont mix
[12:42] <nkvorn> natrixnatrix89, vlc without gui. runs from comand line you shouls already han=ve it if installed vlc
[12:42] <tp_> not sure what the media server does. how to run itunes on linux?
[12:42] <PSP> nope..
[12:42] <llutz> !sudo > Jelloman
[12:42] <natrixnatrix89> nkvorn: thanks Will study it.. Thank you..
[12:43] <nkvorn> natrixnatrix89, np
[12:43] <PSP> a media server is smething that wireless lets you connect from other devices and stream media on your pc, to another computer,ps3,psp , wii etc..
[12:44] <tp_> sorry.. no idea
[12:44] <cordor> do i need to manaually config hdparm?
[12:44] <PSP> well im just gona go install windows xp agin thats te only choice i have left i think..
[12:44] <ubuntistas12> ubuntistas is here again
[12:45] <tp_> noooooooooo..pls dont xp
[12:45] <PSP> wat do i have
[12:45] <tp_> try wine
[12:45] <dada> why install xp?
[12:45] <PSP> it needs netframework 2.0
[12:45] <tp_> use that media server over wine
[12:45] <computer_> psp, try codeweavers.com
[12:45] <PSP> XP was cool for me , so is ubuntu, but im just not feeling it with linux
[12:46] <PSP> too many aps missing
[12:46] <llutz> PSP: use XP then
[12:46] <PSP> ok
[12:46] <lucas_> hey
[12:46] <lucas_> i am using karmic koala
[12:46] <PSP> i will keep both if i find out how to
[12:46] <computer_> what do u need to do with xp that u cant do in linux?
[12:46] <tp_> !WINE > PSP
[12:46] <bazhang> lucas_, #ubuntu+1 for that
[12:46] <lucas_> when i use jaunty uıbuntu see my ipod touch as digital cam
[12:46] <lucas_> hmm
[12:46] <PSP> linux doesnt have net frame work
[12:47] <computer_> psp, try codeweavers.com
[12:47] <shreymech> bazhang: i followed all steps
[12:47] <PSP> i though linux was free stuff
[12:47] <shreymech> still same
[12:47] <tp_> donload .net install it like a win app
[12:47] <llutz> PSP: free as in speech, not as in free-beer
[12:47] <bazhang> shreymech, which steps
[12:47] <PSP> code weavers doesnt support media servers
[12:48] <ubuntistas12> houw is karmic lucas so far?
[12:48] <scx> hello
[12:48] <ubuntistas12> i mean how lucas
[12:48] <computer_> psp, http://www.codeweavers.com/search?cx=000650424555654862950%3At7sdjypmyb4&cof=FORID%3A10&ie=UTF-8&q=net+frame#1012
[12:48] <tp_> PSP, wine is the only way u run windows apps on linux
[12:48] <Pici> ubuntistas12: Karmic discussion is in #ubuntu+1
[12:48] <PSP> hey is it possible to dual boot in vista and ubuntu??
[12:48] <tp_> yes
[12:48] <llutz> psp it is
[12:48] <bazhang> PSP, yes of course
[12:48] <scx> which package do you have: bluez-gnome OR gnome-bluetooth?
[12:49] <ubuntistas12> pici don't care
[12:49] <cordor> what media server?
[12:49] <PSP> .net frame work doesnt work in code weavers it says ' Known not to work'
[12:50] <kingfishr> if I launch an application from the command-line, say ($ gedit &) is there a way to make it NOT switch focus to the new application?
[12:50] <PSP> wat is better ubuntu and vista
[12:50] <PSP> ubuntu or vista
[12:50] <Pricey> !best | PSP
[12:50] <cordor> PSP: sorry, which software do you need to run in xp?
[12:50] <phux> PSP, thats a matter of opinion.
[12:50] <bazhang> PSP, please discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
[12:51] <PSP> but justtell me
[12:51] <NetEcho> how do you repair grub from the boot cd?
[12:51] <NetEcho> err live cd
[12:51] <Jelloman> PSP, go google it.
[12:51] <PSP> is it ubuntu , jelloman?
[12:51] <Jelloman> What?
[12:51] <lstarnes> PSP: this channel is for people who have already chosen ubuntu
[12:51] <Jelloman> I'm using ubuntu yes.
[12:51] <Jelloman> On a 8gig flash drive lol
[12:51] <tommcd> to reinstall grub from the live CD: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351&highlight=fsck
[12:53] <MaT-dg> is it possible to burn lightscribe discs with ubuntu?
[12:54] <natrixnatrix89> mat-dg - yes
[12:54] <natrixnatrix89> visit lacie homepage
[12:54] <natrixnatrix89> and download the software
[12:54] <natrixnatrix89> the only problem is that its a rpm package
[12:55] <natrixnatrix89> you can use alien to translate it
[12:55] <Lorthirk> hi guys, I have a problem... I installed the kubuntu-desktop package in order to add kde to my ubuntu, but now instead of kdm I just have an X terminal window... what's wrong?
[12:56] <NetEcho> thanks tommcd
[12:56] <llutz> LordLandon: sudo dpkg-reconfigure kdm
[12:57] <llutz> Lorthirk:  sudo dpkg-reconfigure kdm
[12:57] <Lorthirk> already done
[12:57] <llutz> sry^
[12:58] <Lorthirk> kdm is the default manager, it seems
[12:58] <llutz> Lorthirk: nothing in /var/log/kdm.log?
[12:58] <natrixnatrix89> MaT-dg: did it work?
[12:58] <Lorthirk> let me check
[12:58] <CO_tr3nd> surabaya
[13:00] <Lorthirk> i just have warnings from days ago (which is strange since I installed kdm just today along with kubuntu-desktop...)
[13:00] <JohannesSM64> is there a way to require a password for logging in and for resuming a locked session, but not for updating etc?
[13:02] <Lorthirk> it looks like kdm doesn't fire up the login screen but an x terminal... is this possible?
[13:02] <xover> what is the effect name in compiz fusion which shows all your applications running tiled on the desktop?
[13:04] <natrixnatrix89> I have a newbie-question.. If I run a program in terminal. How do i terminate it. Is the only way just closing terminal? For example if i run cvlc in terminal. Or if I start screen capture with ffmpeg.. How do i stop it?
[13:04] <phux> ps -ef |grep Program
[13:04] <phux> kill Processid
[13:04] <Pici> natrixnatrix89: ctrl-c
[13:05] <natrixnatrix89> it will terminate the program?
[13:05] <xover> what is the effect name in compiz fusion which shows all your applications running tiled on the desktop?
[13:05] <phux> it will kill the process
[13:06] <Pici> natrixnatrix89: ctrl+c is the general close-running-process shortcut
[13:06] <jiohdi>  I have three programs that appear on start up, how do I keep that from happening?
[13:06] <Pici> xover: I'm not sure off the top of my head, have you tried asking in #compiz, they'll definitely know.
[13:07] <xover> ta
[13:07] <phux> jiohdi, if you are using ubuntu, there is some startup config in the settings menu
[13:07] <jiohdi> phux, I am using Xfce on ubuntu
[13:08] <phux> /etc/rc.local
[13:09] <natrixnatrix89> Pici: thanks
[13:10] <Halitech> jiohdi, you should have something in the settings menu called autostarted applications
[13:10] <jiohdi> halitech, I do and its not in there anywhere that I can see
[13:10] <Halitech> jiohdi, are you looking to add something or remove something?
[13:11] <jiohdi> I am trying to keep those three programs from starting up on boot... they appear every time I reboot
[13:11] <wazzag> jiohdi: system-preferences
[13:12] <jiohdi> wazzag, Xfce does not have that
[13:13] <jiohdi> phux rc.local has nothing useful in it
[13:15] <Wolke> hi @ all
[13:15] <phux> hiyo
[13:16] <Typhon> I've got a "strange" problem. Trying to install ubuntu server to a hardwre RAID5, but it only "sees" the three individual disks. Not the raid. Anyone got a clue?
[13:17] <shakaran> someone know some channel for xorg o xorg-edgers?
[13:19] <bernardlychan1> hey guys... do u know where i can host a dns for free?
[13:20] <stanwu> free dns try http://freedns.afraid.org/
[13:22] <jiohdi> thanks to all who helped, deleting sessions did work
[13:27] <IdleOne> jussi01: may I message you a moment?
[13:27] <lucas_> !ubuntu-bug devicekit
[13:28] <IdleOne> !bugs
[13:29] <jalmeida> hi , i had a xorg issue
[13:29] <JohannesSM64> how do i kill a running bash script? (gnome terminal)
[13:29] <noobez> buttons on panel disappeared but when clicking on its blank space it does open "applications" etc, i think i need to restart the windows manager, is this command ok sudo invoke-rc.d gdm restart?
[13:29] <jalmeida> my gnome didn't start on ubuntu.
[13:30] <theatro> JohannesSM64, ctrl+c doesnt work?
[13:30] <jalmeida> i update my driver 3d and the gnome didn't works more
[13:31] <bernardlychan1> hey could someone pleez walk me thru getting a free dns at  http://freedns.afraid.org/?
[13:32] <Halitech> jalmeida, what video card do you have and what version of ubuntu?
[13:32] <jalmeida> Halitech:  i have a ATI video card
[13:33] <Halitech> jalmeida, what model?
[13:33] <llutz> bernardlychan1: pick a domain, click it, follow "setup account" ready
[13:33] <lucas_> what is the adrs of ubuntu-bug device kit
[13:33] <MyNameIsBarry> I need to setup my registered domain with my ubuntu server no dns server is needed as my server host provides that but when looking at dns records i have "DNS server returned an error: Name server failed"
[13:33] <bernardlychan1> llutz... my domain is: bernardlychan.crabdance.com, but it doesn't work
[13:34] <jalmeida> Halitech: radeon
[13:35] <mcqueen> hi what channel must i go for german suport ?
[13:35] <llutz> !de | mcqueen
[13:35] <wazzag> !de
[13:36] <mcqueen> thx
[13:36] <Halitech> this is like pulling teeth
[13:36] <Halitech> jalmeida, what card? radeon narrows it to about 40 cards
[13:36] <rigodeni> how do i run a script?
[13:37] <jalmeida> i don't know, take a moment please
[13:37] <BusMaster> libglu1-mesa-dev: Depends: libglu1-mesa (= 7.4-0ubuntu3) but 7.4-0ubuntu3.1 is to be installed
[13:37] <BusMaster> how do i fix that?
[13:38] <jalmeida> for windows viste is thet   -- >    http://support.gateway.com/support/drivers/getFile.asp?id=21244&dscr=Windows%20Vista%20%2832-bit%20or%2064-bit%29%20Video%20Driver%20version:%20ATI%208.331.0.0&uid=243727458
[13:38] <rigodeni> i have a script to install flash10 on 64bit ubuntu, how do i run it?
[13:39] <llutz> rigodeni: sh path/to/script.sh
[13:39] <jalmeida>  ATI 8.331.0.0
[13:39] <jalmeida> Halitech:  ATI 8.331.0.0
[13:39] <BusMaster> how do I fix this dependency problem? libglu1-mesa-dev: Depends: libglu1-mesa (= 7.4-0ubuntu3) but 7.4-0ubuntu3.1 is to be installed
[13:40] <Halitech> jalmeida, no, thats the driver version for WINDOWS, doesn't tell us what video card you have
[13:41] <Beefcakes> Halitech: you're back!!!!!!!!!!!
[13:42] <Beefcakes> omg!!!!!
[13:42] <Beefcaked> Halitech: hey buddy! :) i didnt sleep all night waiting for you!
[13:42] <wazzag> jalmeida: type ' lspci | grep VGA ' in terminal
[13:42] <rigodeni> llutz: i dont understand, i have the file in my home folder, how do i execute it?
[13:43] <Halitech> Beefcaked, yeah, sorry about yesterday, something came up and I had to leave in a hurry
[13:43] <llutz> rigodeni: sh ~/script.sh
[13:43] <Beefcaked> Halitech:  no problem. i installed that essentials thing
[13:43] <Halitech> Beefcaked, , remind me what was going on again
[13:44] <Halitech> Beefcaked, sorry but I've slept since I helped you yesterday :(
[13:44] <jalmeida> i undertod, but i need to see in my house, i'm work now, sorry =/
[13:44] <Beefcaked> Halitech: sudo apt-get install build-essential is the last thing you told me to do
[13:44] <aLeSD> hi all
[13:44] <aLeSD> I just changed my soundcard and now if I run alsamixer it says : alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such device
[13:44] <aLeSD> someone could help me ?
[13:44] <LaLeche> good day
[13:45] <Halitech> Beefcaked, ok, and what were we doing?
[13:45] <Beefcaked> Halitech: you were helping me get my webcam working
[13:45] <LaLeche> any idea why PHP::ImageTTFBox is not available in the php installation even though gd and related modules are installed
[13:45] <Halitech> Beefcaked, right, do you have the link we were working from?
[13:45] <rigodeni> llutz: thanks, script went through without a hitch, but it didnt work... i need 64bit flash on firefox... why does it have to be so hard
[13:46] <administrator_> how to install my usb mouse its not automatically ditected ubuntu 9
[13:46] <adoj> hi, I installed virtualbox in jaunty using the deb package available from the website, but there is no shortcut to launching it in the applications menu. How to launch it?
[13:46] <Beefcaked> Halitech: we actually had two but we were following http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=821343 i believe
[13:47] <llutz> rigodeni: ask adobe why they don't open their crap
[13:47] <Spike1506> adoj, why not install it via the package manager?
[13:47] <knix_> i am using 9.10, and wanted to know if anyone knew how I can get my ipod touch to work.
[13:47] <Pici> knix_: Karmic support is in #ubuntu+1
[13:47] <Halitech> Beefcaked, ok, do you have a terminal open in the r5u870 folder?
[13:47] <Beefcaked> yes i do]
[13:47] <administrator_> its ok its working
[13:47] <Spike1506> administrator_, most modern mouses should be detected
[13:48] <Halitech> Beefcaked, ok, run sudo make
[13:48] <Beefcaked> Halitech: lotsa errors
[13:48] <lstarnes> Halitech: make shouldn't be run with sudo
[13:48] <adoj> Spike1586 , Its already installed now, do i need to uninstall it and do it again via the package manager ? or is there an easier way
[13:48] <lstarnes> Halitech: the only case where it may be necessary is for installing after building
[13:48] <Halitech> Beefcaked, ok, can you use pastebin to post them for me
[13:49] <Spike1506> adoj, you might try to login and logout
[13:49] <russ> hi, wonder if someone could help me with setting up a dual boot ubuntu/vista?
[13:49] <Spike1506> ehm, logout and login
[13:49] <Halitech> lstarnes, just going by what the thread has
[13:49] <adoj> ok thanks spike
[13:49] <Spike1506> !dual boot > russ
[13:49] <knix_> anyone here use 9.10 with a ipod touch?
[13:50] <Beefcaked> Halitech: http://pastebin.com/d379eed0a
[13:50] <Halitech> !9.10 > knix_
[13:50] <russ> i have ubuntu installed but want to add vista on laptop too. vista disk will not run in cd rom
[13:51] <IdleOne> russ: set bios to boot from cd?
[13:51] <Halitech> Beefcaked, ok, run sudo apt-get install libusb glib-2.0
[13:51] <russ> idleone - done that, no joy
[13:51] <rigodeni> adobe did release a 64bit flash for linux http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html at the bottom... but how do i install it
[13:51] <Halitech> russ, is it a cd or a dvd?
[13:52] <Beefcaked> Halitech: E: Couldn't find package libusb
[13:52] <russ> halitech - its a dvd. shows on desktop in ubuntu, but wont boot from it
[13:52] <lucas_> hey
[13:52] <lucas_> i dont know which mailling list is suitable
[13:52] <Halitech> Beefcaked, let me check proper name
[13:52] <lucas_> i have ipod touch i am using karmic koala
[13:53] <Spike1506> russ, when booting, dont you have a option to choose what medium you want to boot from? (for me it is pressing F8)
[13:53] <Halitech> !9.10 > lucas
[13:53] <Halitech> !9.10 > lucas_
[13:53] <russ> spike - yes. cdrom, hdd, usb. is set to cdrom but no joy
[13:54] <russ> spike - sorry that option is in bios. no option on boot up of ubuntu
[13:54] <wazzag> russ: have you got a vista live cd?
[13:54] <Halitech> Beefcaked, try sudo apt-get install libusb-dev
[13:54] <russ> wazzag - vista ultimate
[13:55] <wazzag> russ: is it a live cd?
[13:55] <russ> wazzag - unsure what you mean. im an old guy lol. its a dvd with vista ultimate on it?
[13:56] <russ> boots up ok in windows machine
[13:56] <Halitech> russ, is it a legit copy or a burn?
[13:56] <russ> burn?
[13:56] <russ> burn
[13:57] <Halitech> russ, maybe your drive is touchy on booting from a burned disk
[13:57] <llutz> russ: at the point a cd boots, there's no operating system in charge. it's a bios issue
[13:57] <Beefcaked> Halitech:  done :)
[13:57] <loner__> russ : i think it's a bug that came up with a certain kernel (i don't remember which one). I can't even boot on an ubuntu live CD anymore
[13:57] <Halitech> Beefcaked, ok, try the make command again
[13:57] <russ> maybe roll back to earlier ubuntu and try again?
[13:58] <russ> loner_ so no way of getting rid of this ubuntu and then a dual boot then?
[13:58] <Beefcaked> Halitech: http://pastebin.com/mfec9936
[13:58] <blade> Hi does any one know a good program for ubuntu where you can scan for the signal strength of AP
[13:59] <Halitech> Beefcaked, sudo apt-get install glib-2.0
[13:59] <wazzag> russ: windows best installed first
[13:59] <Halitech> blade, wifi radar
[13:59] <meingbg_> qemu-kvm is in versionrc1-0ubuntu11 in binary and 13 in source. When I look at it through my package manager I only see 11. How can I install 13?
[13:59] <loner__> russ : I couldn't find a way out
[13:59] <russ> wazzag - was given wrong info before putting ubuntu on. now stuck
[13:59] <blade> Halitech, ok thannks il give it a try last time it did not work
[14:00] <Halitech> russ, loner__ if a cd won't boot, it has nothing to do with Ubuntu, its a bios or disk issue
[14:00] <llutz> meingbg_: build a deb
[14:00] <russ> halitech - disk fine in windows machine so suspect bios?
[14:00] <Beefcaked> Halitech: cannot find package
[14:00] <Halitech> russ, would be my guess, bios or cd drive
[14:01] <russ> halitech - if i copied vista disk to ext hdd, then tried to bbot from that?
[14:01] <russ> boot
[14:01] <Halitech> Beefcaked, try sudo apt-get install glibc-source
[14:01] <rafael> Hi, can someone help me? I have problems with the font settings in ubuntu/firefox.. for some reason after i upgraded from 8.04 firefox shows wrong fonts
[14:01] <Halitech> russ, maybe if you make the drive bootable
[14:02] <russ> halitech - ok, i will go try that. many thanks
[14:02] <zamolxes> hello. i just installed ubuntu on a friend's laptop, what do you recommend he should use for subversion? (something integrated with gnome like tortoise integrates with windows) . just untills he gets used with the cli svn :)
[14:02] <rigodeni> hahaha i got flash 10 64bit installed!
[14:02] <zamolxes> thanks
[14:02] <russ> boots from ubuntu live cd
[14:03] <rafael> is no one having problem with fonts in firefox when running jaunty?
[14:04] <rafael> i installed everything from scratch 2 times.. didnt help. Dont know what to try now..
[14:05] <deany> rafael, my fonts look great..  all liberation sans fonts
[14:06] <JohannesSM64> when i double click an executable sh and select "display", nothing happens. any idea? my ubuntu should be pretty clean
[14:07] <rafael> is it possible that i need to install more fonts in ubuntu?
[14:07] <heatmzzr> Can anyone help me understand why I have gpm mouse support in links2, but not in links2 -g  ???
[14:07] <ghostlines> does anyone know any tools to recover mp3's and mkv's
[14:07] <Gothfunc_> using blueman i've got my headset connected as an a2dp device.  when it first connects i hear background noise on the headphones, then it goes quiet after a few seconds.  when i play media it comes out of the pc speakers but not the headset.  any ideas why? headset: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/136342/show_product_overview
[14:08] <westmi_> what is the channel for command line info?
[14:08] <poc> #freenode
[14:09] <wazzag> Gothfunc_: http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?t=780054
[14:09] <Pici> westmi_: #bash perhaps?
[14:10] <trmanco> !purekde
[14:10] <dcosta> hey guys
[14:10] <azlon> i am looking for a program to mass resize a folder full of pictures... any suggestions?
[14:10] <westmi_> Pici, thanks
[14:10] <llutz> azlon: convert from imagemagick
[14:11] <bernardlychan> !chmod
[14:11] <westmi_> Pici, just could not remember
[14:11] <azlon> llutz, will it do batch?
[14:11] <dcosta> any one have problems whit ubuntu64 and g105M
[14:12] <egomosis> hi everyone, is it common to time out when connecting to the repositories? ubuntu.dormforce.net has been down all night here...
[14:12] <george> hi the lap is asking for wep and wep 2 password when i try to connect it to wireless bsnl connection
[14:12] <george> anyone please help
[14:12] <Gothfunc_> wazzag: i've followed that guide, but when using "pactl load-module module-alsa-sink device=btheadset" ubuntu returns: "Failure: Module initalization failed" and the logs don't seem to show anything
[14:12] <dcosta> any one have problems whit ubuntu64 and geforce105M
[14:13] <deany> rafael, what exactly is the problem.
[14:13] <george> deany:please help
[14:14] <Flats> Good morning, I have a winPC that went belly up. I booted ubuntu from a usb drive and can see the win partition and contents. I plugged in another USB drive to copy some files over to it and now I get the following message when I try to see the win drive... Cannot mount volume according to mtab /dev/sda2 is already mounted on /media/disk. Any ideas?
[14:14] <llutz> azlon: sure, for i in *.jpg;do convert ..... ;done
[14:14] <olo-01983> !command
[14:14] <deany> rafael, you might need msttcorefonts but I tend to turn off "pages use own fonts" it looks better imo with liberation
[14:14] <Flats> and of course I rebooted without the second USB drive and see message
[14:14] <dcosta> any one have problems whit ubuntu64 and geforce105M
[14:14] <dcosta> ?
[14:14] <Flats> err same
[14:14] <dcosta> i cant enable suporte 3d
[14:14] <wazzag> Gothfunc_: have you progressed from step 12?
[14:15] <george> deany: help me please
[14:15] <deany> george, is your wireless setup with wep? (I dont see the point in wep myself).
[14:15] <Gothfunc_> wazzag: i'm stuck at step 12
[14:15] <deany> george, wpa with mac filtering is enough.  wep isnt worth much
[14:15] <george> deany: well i have not set up any wep
[14:15] <wazzag> Gothfunc_: have you re=booted?
[14:16] <deany> george, well did you setup the connection in ubuntu to use wep then?
[14:16] <george> deany:i cannot even understand wat is wep
[14:17] <Gothfunc_> wazzag: nope
[14:17] <Gothfunc_> wazzag: actually now the error has changed for some reason: "Connection failure: Connection terminated"
[14:17] <george> deany: well the connection gets detected but the it asks for a password and then keeps asking the password
[14:17] <Beefcaked> Halitech: done!
[14:17] <Halitech> Beefcaked, ok, it finished make?
[14:17] <deany> george, well you need to determine what your router/wifi is setup to use
[14:17] <wazzag> Gothfunc_: which ubuntu? I could never get bluetooth working in 8.10 (never!)
[14:17] <Beefcaked> Halitech: should i try make again?
[14:17] <george> deany:how do i do that
[14:17] <Halitech> Beefcaked, yes
[14:17] <Gothfunc_> wazzag: jaunty
[14:18] <deany> george, login to it and look.
[14:18] <Beefcaked> Halitech: uh same error i believe
[14:18] <george> deany: u see i am a new babie oin ubuntu
[14:18] <Toasty> How does one make the workgroup option work in ubuntu?
[14:18] <wazzag> Gothfunc_: OK works fine in that for me
[14:18] <deany> george, I cant help you with basic stuff, you are expected to know your router before setting it ubuntu.
[14:18] <george> deany:well this is a point to point connection
[14:19] <george> deany:which has a password and username
[14:19] <bizarrefish> hi all
[14:19] <Halitech> Beefcaked, still saying this? No package 'glib-2.0' found
[14:19] <TitoN> hi i wonder if sli is fixed yet?
[14:19] <Gothfunc_> wazzag: still nothing in the logs.  any ideas?
[14:19] <Toasty> I'm getting Failed to retrieve share list from server when trying to access the Windows Workgroup
[14:19] <TitoN> i have an nvidia 9400M card and last time i checked there was no drivers out there for it
[14:20] <bizarrefish> i am having a weird issue. I have made a few mods to jaunty's filesystem.squash in the livecd(mainly just preinstalled stuff), but qemu doesn't want to run it. It ends up dropping to an initramfs shell.
[14:20] <Gelegrodan> TitoN: check nvidia.com
[14:20] <deany> george, how are you using the internet?  a router? a modem + wifi ? what?
[14:20] <bizarrefish> however, if i use it on a liveUSB, it works fine on my laptop
[14:20] <Beefcaked> Halitech: http://pastebin.com/m6f8af8f6 is the error
[14:20] <edo_> server irc.bolchat.org
[14:20] <Flats> Good morning, I have a winPC that went belly up. I booted ubuntu from a usb drive and can see the win partition and contents. I plugged in another USB drive to copy some files over to it and now I get the following message when I try to see the win drive... Cannot mount volume according to mtab /dev/sda2 is already mounted on /media/disk. Any ideas?
[14:21] <edo_> server irc.bolchat.org
[14:21] <TitoN> for an unmount of it
[14:21] <TitoN> force
[14:21] <bizarrefish> Flats: look in /media/disk
[14:21] <Flats> nothing there
[14:21] <bizarrefish> hmm
[14:21] <Halitech> Beefcaked, looks like it ... maybe open synaptic and search for glib and install pretty much anything you can find
[14:21] <Flats> doh hate hmmm :)
[14:22] <Toasty> Flats just click the open icon
[14:22] <wazzag> Gothfunc_: nah I'm stuck, have a good read of that guide though, it covers alternatives
[14:22] <bizarrefish> Flats: sudo umount -force /dev/sda2
[14:22] <Toasty> next to the mounting button
[14:22] <Flats> k stand by
[14:22] <KushedVapors> can some1 help me with bootin into a specific partition. when i try to boot it says that mountin /dev/sda6 on /root fails which i weird cuz i have no sda6 partition nd am tryin to bot into sda5. what to do?
[14:22] <bizarrefish> oh..wait, just umount, not umount -force
[14:22] <bizarrefish> sry :'(
[14:22] <JulioNeto> Guys... (a lazy question) what will be the next LTS? 10.04?
[14:23] <Ben64> Woke up, computer was off. Checked logs, found this - "Sep  3 05:24:11 ben64 gdm[5926]: WARNING: gdm_slave_xioerror_handler: Fatal X error - Restarting :0 "
[14:24] <KushedVapors> anyone?
[14:24] <Beefcaked> Halitech:  alright
[14:24] <Gothfunc_> wazzag: thanks anyway :)
[14:24] <Beefcaked> Halitech: is my problem 'hard' or is this typical under linux?
[14:25] <Halitech> Beefcaked, wouldn't say its hard but certainly not typical either
[14:25] <Ben64> oh... kern.log holds the answer maybe
[14:25] <Ben64> Sep  3 05:36:49 ben64 kernel: [56465.544790] Critical temperature reached (73 C), shutting down.
[14:25] <Flats> first /dev/sda2 not mounted then /media/disk: not found
[14:25] <Beefcaked> Halitech: what am i looking for in synaptic? anything that has glib in it as a package name?
[14:26] <Flats> plugging in that second usb drive really seems to have hosed it up huh
[14:26] <deany> Beefcaked, libglib2.0-dev ?
[14:26] <Halitech> Beefcaked, yes
[14:26] <Beefcaked> Halitech: the only thing there with anything glibc is glibc-source and glibc-docs
[14:27] <Halitech> Beefcaked, what about libglib2.0-dev?
[14:27] <wazzag> Gothfunc_: good luck, I'm sure it will work when you hit the right commands
[14:27] <Beefcaked> Halitech: oh i thought i was only filtering for glibc
[14:27] <Halitech> Beefcaked, no, glib
[14:28] <dcosta> any one have problems whit ubuntu64 and geforce105M
[14:28] <dcosta> i need some fix
[14:28] <dcosta> no 3d
[14:28] <Beefcaked> Halitech: when i tried searching for libglib2.0-dev in synaptic under 'All' nothing returns
[14:29] <Halitech> Beefcaked, ok, try just glib
[14:29] <Beefcaked> Halitech: then what do you mean by install everything?
[14:30] <RickX> does anyone have any pointers on printing to a printer shared from an XP box in a W2003 domain?
[14:30] <dcosta> any one have problems whit ubuntu64 and geforce105M
[14:30] <dcosta> any one have problems whit ubuntu64 and geforce105M
[14:30] <dcosta> any one have problems whit ubuntu64 and geforce105M
[14:30] <FloodBot2> dcosta: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:30] <Halitech> Beefcaked, basically anything with either libglib of glib
[14:30] <llutz> Beefcaked: libglib2.0-dev is in main
[14:30] <Dr_Willis> dcosta:  perhaps check the forum for that exact card.
[14:30] <Halitech> !patience > dcosta
[14:30] <deany> Beefcaked, its in the repo.. something is wrong with your repo if you cant find it
[14:31] <rafael> thank you deany! it worked perfectly :)
[14:31] <dcosta> no help just a xorg hacks but they dont work
[14:31] <Beefcaked> Halitech: ok im installing libpurelibc1 the other one is polish man pages for developers
[14:31] <dcosta> works for 32
[14:31] <Beefcaked> deany: how can i fix this? :S
[14:31] <deany> Beefcaked, try sudo apt-get install libglib(press tab) and see all the files available
[14:31] <Flats> Ok after this reboot it still shows in places on the left. 9.04 btw and now gives me the option to mount. But when I choose mount. just been sitting there for about 5 mins with spinning cursor
[14:32] <Beefcaked> deany: i see a lot of libcs
[14:32] <deany> Beefcaked, sudo apt-get install libglib2.0-dev
[14:32] <Beefcaked> libg's rather
[14:32] <deany> Beefcaked, its in the standard repos, I just installed it
[14:32] <KushedVapors> anyone have a fix for when bootin up and grub say it cant mount /dev/sda6 on /root?
[14:33] <rafael> deany you are great!! thanks again, peace out!
[14:33] <Beefcaked> deany: :) its working!
[14:33] <rakesh> hiiiii.....my pidgin closes automatically after few sec of login
[14:34] <KushedVapors> anyone?
[14:34] <dada> hi
[14:34] <hahahan> KushedVapors: Maybe name the partition by its uuid
[14:34] <Beefcaked> Halitech: i just did sudo apt-get install libglib2.0-dev and it worked
[14:35] <Halitech> Beefcaked, good, lets try make again
[14:35] <Beefcaked> Halitech:  make or sudo make?
[14:35] <KushedVapors> dont know how to do that
[14:35] <llutz> no sudo
[14:35] <Halitech> Beefcaked, just make
[14:35] <wazzag> rakesh: #pidgin
[14:35] <Beefcaked> Halitech:  IT WORKED!!!
[14:36] <dcosta> any one have problems whit ubuntu64 and geforce105M
[14:36] <KushedVapors> the wierd thing is that i dont have a sda6
[14:36] <dcosta> and have a fix ?
[14:36] <Halitech> Beefcaked, sweet, lets try sudo make install
[14:36] <hahahan> KushedVapors: Are you using grub, read man grub then.
[14:36] <llutz> !checkinstall | Beefcaked
[14:37] <KushedVapors> whats man grub
[14:37] <Beefcaked> llutz: is this the same as the cleaninstall app I was introduced to back then?
[14:37] <KushedVapors> do you mean the grub page or wiki
[14:37] <hahahan> wiki is fine
[14:37] <llutz> Beefcaked: afaik there is only one checkinstall and you should consider using it instead of "make install"
[14:38] <KushedVapors> yea but will this adress the issue that the partition im tryin to boot into was sda6 but now is sda5?
[14:38] <Beefcaked> llutz: okay, thank you. Halitech is helping me at the moment so im just following whatever he says hehe
[14:38] <ProGeek> :D
[14:38] <llutz> Beefcaked: refuse to follow "make install" :)
[14:38] <ProGeek> Hello friends.
[14:39] <Sidewinder1> Howdie ProGeek
[14:39] <Beefcaked> llutz: haha he might refuse to 'help' if im not obedient :p
[14:39] <llutz> Beefcaked: installing stuff besides the package-management is not a good idea
[14:39] <ProGeek> I am fine Sidewinder1, thanx buddy, how is very thing at your side ?
[14:39] <Sidewinder1> AOK here
[14:40] <Halitech> Beefcaked, llutz I'm just going by whats on the thread and I don't do much compiling myself so I I don't keep up on the newer steps so I'm open to using checkinstall if thats the new proper way of doing it
[14:40] <Beefcaked> llutz: but isnt that how other distributions do it? besides we're compiling a driver, does it apply to drivers as well?
[14:40] <hahahan> KushedVapors: Did you try update-grub?
[14:40] <KushedVapors> yup
[14:40] <KushedVapors> nothin happened
[14:40] <dcosta> any one have problems whit ubuntu64 and geforce105M
[14:40] <Beefcaked> Halitech: i PM'd the three line error to you
[14:40] <Beefcaked> Halitech:  that sudo make install returned
[14:41] <KushedVapors> but i used a live cd nd mounted the drive and did throught the terminal
[14:41] <Halitech> Beefcaked, ok, try it with sudo checkinstall
[14:41] <Beefcaked> Halitech: sudo: checkinstall: command not found
[14:41] <KushedVapors> you want the commands i typed to get an idea
[14:41] <KushedVapors> ?
[14:41] <mattgyver> Transferring Multiple files via sftp from my computer, to my server, is resetting the server, does anyone know why?
[14:42] <Halitech> llutz, do you need to install checkinstall in order to use it or is it there by default?
[14:42] <llutz> Halitech: i think it needs to be installed
[14:42] <Halitech> llutz, ok
[14:42] <Halitech> Beefcaked, sudo apt-get install checkinstall
[14:43] <hahahan> KushedVapors: Oke pastebin ahead
[14:43] <Halitech> llutz, and is it then just sudo checkinstall?
[14:43] <llutz> Halitech: yes
[14:43] <Beefcaked> Halitech: done, should i do the other command again?
[14:43] <Halitech> llutz, ok, thanks
[14:43] <Halitech> Beefcaked, yeah, run sudo checkinstall
[14:43] <KushedVapors> sudo mkdir /media/root
[14:43] <KushedVapors> sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/root
[14:43] <kj23> Linux can access a FAT32 filesystem but not NTFS correct?
[14:43] <Halitech> kj23, no
[14:44] <kj23> Aww
[14:44] <Beefcaked> The package documentation directory ./doc-pak does not exist.
[14:44] <llutz> !ntfs-3g | kj23
[14:44] <Beefcaked> Should I create a default set of package docs?  [y]: <-----
[14:44] <llutz> Beefcaked: y
[14:44] <KushedVapors> then "sudo chroot /media/root/" "sudo update-grub"
[14:44] <kj23> Thx
[14:44] <Beefcaked> Halitech: should i make a description for the package?
[14:45] <Halitech> Beefcaked, probably help
[14:45] <Sidewinder1> kj23 linux can 'see' and manipulate ntfs.
[14:45] <KushedVapors> i did the first to commands so i could change any mention in grubs menu.lst
[14:45] <Halitech> kj23, by default Ubuntu can see it, just not write to it (unless thats changed recently)
[14:45] <kj23> I just wanted to save some pics on my windows partition
[14:46] <Beefcaked> Halitech: probably help? what? erm
[14:46] <gronlund> is there anyone who knows of any linux spotify client?
[14:46] <Halitech> Beefcaked, is it asking you to type something in for a description then you can
[14:46] <Beefcaked> Halitech: can i leave it blank?
[14:46] <Halitech> Beefcaked, yes
[14:46] <Sidewinder1> 8.04 and I would assume later versions can write to ntfs; at least mine can.
[14:47] <ActionParsnip1> !ntfs
[14:47] <Sidewinder1> Thanx AP
[14:48] <kj23> !NTFS-3g
[14:48] <wazzag> kj23: windows partition should be listed in places as media
[14:48] <kj23> should add /ThirdPartyNTFS3G to the end of that
[14:48] <Beefcaked> Halitech and llutz: http://pastebin.com/m7ab440e3
[14:48] <gronlund> is there anyone who knows of a linux spotify client project?
[14:49] <ActionParsnip1> !info spotify
[14:49] <Sidewinder1> spotify?
[14:49] <ActionParsnip1> Sidewinder1: http://www.spotify.com/en/
[14:49] <gronlund> Sidewinder1: music streaming
[14:50] <Sidewinder1> Thanx AP
[14:50] <Myrtti> gronlund: there was one once upon a time, but spotify runs fine on wine too
[14:50] <disappearedng> Hey what is the version of VMWare which I need to install to build my windows xp image froms scratch?
[14:51] <gronlund> Myrtti: yeah, but I would like to write a client, but if there were a project someone might had done some work..
[14:51] <Halitech> Beefcaked, llutz is there another package he needs called mkinstalldirs ?
[14:51] <llutz> automake?
[14:51] <gronlund> Myrtti: wouldn't it be nice with a gtk client or something?
[14:52] <Halitech> llutz, Beefcaked ok, try sudo apt-get install automake
[14:52] <Sidewinder1> Thanx gronlund
[14:52] <gronlund> Sidewinder1: np
[14:52] <gronlund> Sidewinder1: it's quite neat...
[14:53] <ActionParsnip1> gronlund: looks like songbird a bit
[14:53] <Sidewinder1> A buddy of mine swears by Pandora; Sounds similar to spotify
[14:53] <kj23> Is there a way to hide the notifications for people coming and going in this chatroom
[14:54] <gronlund> ActionParsnip1: oh, I heard about songbird like 2 years ago but never heard what it was about
[14:54] <Beefcaked> Halitech: done
[14:54] <Halitech> Beefcaked, ok, try the sudo checkinstall again
[14:54] <Sidewinder1> kj23 right click on #ubuntu, untick join leave messages
[14:54] <ActionParsnip1> gronlund: i dont use it. i go to gigs instead and get handed TDKs
[14:55] <nour> hello, is there a way to find the ip adress of a machine on the internet if i know it's mac adress ?
[14:55] <lstarnes> kj23: in which client?
[14:55] <Beefcaked> Halitech: same exact error :s
[14:55] <ActionParsnip1> nour: arp
[14:55] <lstarnes> Sidewinder1: that varies depending on which client is being used
[14:55] <kj23> Pidgin :)
[14:55] <nour> ActionParsnip1, how do i do that
[14:55] <lstarnes> nour: you could try arp, but that only works on your local network
[14:55] <ActionParsnip1> nour: and rarp
[14:55] <lstarnes> kj23: I don't think pidgin supports doing that
[14:55] <Sidewinder1> Was taking the off chance it was X-Chat
[14:55] <kj23> What do you recommend for an IRC cliend?
[14:56] <Sidewinder1> Wrong again :-(
[14:56] <thiebaude> !irc
[14:56] <ActionParsnip1> kj23: yes it supports it
[14:56] <lstarnes> kj23: xchat, irssi, or konversation
[14:56] <thiebaude> wron one
[14:56] <thiebaude> wrong
[14:56] <gronlund> ActionParsnip1: don't know where u live but were I come from I have atleast 500 km to get a gig..=/
[14:56] <nour> yes i know arp works only for the local network, is there another way to find it in the internet
[14:56] <ActionParsnip1> kj23: main window -> tools -> plugins
[14:56] <Halitech> Beefcaked, did you try to install mkinstalldirs? (not sure if its a package or not)
[14:56] <ActionParsnip1> gronlund: UK
[14:56] <lstarnes> nour: no
[14:56] <kj23> well I cant do anything now PhotoRec is hogging all my resources
[14:57] <kj23> cant even get to mozilla
[14:57] <lstarnes> nour: MAC addresses are not transported over the internet
[14:57] <ActionParsnip1> kj23: join/part higing plugin
[14:57] <rakesh> my pidgin automatically closes after few sec.....is there soln
[14:57] <lstarnes> nour: the internet only uses internet protocol addresses
[14:57] <Beefcaked> Halitech: er no, let me see
[14:57] <Halitech> Beefcaked, ok
[14:58] <nour> thank you lstarnes
[14:58] <gronlund> ActionParsnip1: I'm from the middle of sweden, it's ok in stockholm or gothenburg but that's the only place bigger bands play
[14:58] <Beefcaked> E: Couldn't find package mkinstalldirs
[14:58] <gronlund> ActionParsnip1: but you don't think there's any client project?
[14:59] <Halitech> Beefcaked, I know llutz doesn't recommend it but try it with sudo make install just to see what it does
[14:59] <ActionParsnip1> gronlund: i dont know about that sort of thing dude
[14:59] <Beefcaked> ./mkinstalldirs /usr/bin
[14:59] <Beefcaked> make: ./mkinstalldirs: Command not found
[14:59] <Beefcaked> make: *** [install] Error 127
[14:59] <Beefcaked> same error actually
[14:59] <FloodBot2> Beefcaked: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:59] <ActionParsnip1> Beefcaked: use pastebin
[14:59] <Beefcaked> sorry
[14:59] <gronlund> ActionParsnip1: ok
[15:00] <lstarnes> Beefcaked: you should be using /usr/local instead of /usr for things that are not managed by the package manager
[15:00] <Halitech> Beefcaked, if I knew for sure what folder it was trying to make I'd say make it manually
[15:00] <gronlund> does songbird have a music database you can listen to or is it just a player?
[15:00] <Beefcaked> lstarnes: yeah.... i kinda dont understand what you just said, sorry im just issuing the commands but i dont really know what they do
[15:00] <Halitech> lstarnes, its trying to install with checkinstall but it keeps giving that error
[15:01] <Halitech> lstarnes, so I had him try sudo make install and got the same
[15:01] <ActionParsnip1> gronlund: i think its a database, go forth and find out, you have 2 alternatives to munch on :D
[15:01] <JonJ> How do I make php work inside .html files on 9.04 server? It works when I make a .php file as an indexfile, but when I put "<?php print("Test"); ?>" in a static .html file it does not work. Any suggestions?
[15:02] <lstarnes> JonJ: it's only supposed to work inside .php
[15:02] <gronlund> ActionParsnip1: naw, don't want to cripple my computer with stuff just to try it (or stuff like wine)
[15:02] <Sidewinder1> Gotta go, have a nice day/afternoon ALL.
[15:02] <lstarnes> JonJ: I think it is possible to have php parse .html files in apache, but it generally isn't recommended
[15:03] <ActionParsnip1> gronlund: you can always uninstall the app if you dont like it
[15:03] <gronlund> JonJ: you can change that in apache's conf, to send html to the php module
[15:04] <ActionParsnip1> JonJ: ask in #apache
[15:04] <JonJ> lstarnes: I had it working yesterday in FreeBSD, this line did it: AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .htm .htm
[15:04] <JonJ> BUt okey, it's not a big deal, I was just wondering if there was anything I'd missed.
[15:04] <lstarnes> ActionParsnip1: #httpd
[15:05] <gronlund> JonJ: yeah just add html in /etc/apache2/mods-available/php5.conf
[15:05] <Beefcaked> Halitech: would it help if i sent you the tar.gz ?
[15:05] <ActionParsnip1> lstarnes: there too
[15:05] <lstarnes> ActionParsnip1: #apache is for the apache software foundation, not the apache http server
[15:05] <ActionParsnip1> lstarnes: i see
[15:05] <JonJ> gronlund: Oh, I'm in the wrong config file then, thanks
[15:05] <Halitech> Beefcaked, no, its something with the install not being able to make the directory but I'm not sure why
[15:06] <Beefcaked> Halitech: should i try to compile it in the desktop instead?
[15:06] <Halitech> Beefcaked, might not hurt
[15:06] <gronlund> JonJ: apache loads modules that has a link in /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/ and read the conf from the /etc/apache2/mods-available/
[15:08] <Beefcaked> Halitech: same problem *(
[15:08] <gronlund> how do I disable joins and leaves in irssi?
[15:08] <JonJ> gronlund: Thanks again, I wasn't aware that I needed to add it there. Last time I made the changes in that file in FreeBSD and it happily ignored it until I made the changes in httpd.conf =P
[15:08] <lstarnes> gronlund: /ignore #ubuntu joins quits parts nicks
[15:08] <bazhang> !quietirrsi
[15:08] <bazhang> whoops
[15:08] <gronlund> JonJ: yeah used to be the same
[15:09] <lstarnes> gronlund: be very careful when using that, as it will make it nearly impossible to determine when someone has joined, left, or changed nicks
[15:09] <Halitech> Beefcaked, I don't know, out of ideas
[15:10] <gronlund> lstarnes: well in channels like this it's to disturbing...
[15:10] <Beefcaked> Halitech: its cool
[15:10] <lstarnes> gronlund: I can still follow the channel even with those messages, but it's a matter of personal preference
[15:11] <Beefcaked> Can anyone help me? im trying to compile something use sudo make install and it returns this error: ./mkinstalldirs /usr/bin     make: ./mkinstalldirs: Command not found      make: ***[install] Error 127
[15:11] <KushedVapors> is there any easy way of pointin grub to mount a partition on /root?
[15:11] <lstarnes> Beefcaked: it means that mkinstalldirs is not included in that program's sources
[15:11] <ffs> is that normal? when I moving any window.. then this windows tearing.. Im using catalyst 9.8 and I have vsync on
[15:11] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: /root is root's home directory.  / is the actual filesystem root
[15:12] <gronlund> lstarnes: yeah I guess, but I usually don't look att the chat that much and I don't scroll up
[15:12] <KushedVapors> then why does it say it cant mount /dev/sda5 on /root when i try to boot up
[15:12] <dbugger> hey guys, is there any way to make notification last longer?
[15:12] <Beefcaked> lstarnes: what can I do to make it work?
[15:12] <lstarnes> Beefcaked: report the issue to the developers of that program
[15:13] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: can you pastebin your /etc/fstab ?
[15:13] <KushedVapors> hold on
[15:13] <dcosta> any one have problems whit ubuntu64 and geforce105M
[15:14] <Spike1506> dcosta, describe problems
[15:14] <Spike1506> we are no mindreaders you knopw
[15:14] <Spike1506> know*
[15:14] <truehandle> morning all
[15:15] <Beefcaked> lstarnes: its a driver im installing :s a ricoh webcam driver
[15:15] <MyNameIsBarry> afternoon truehandle
[15:15] <dbugger> Can anyone tell me how to customize notify-osd?
[15:15] <KushedVapors> im in a different partition right now. how would i go about doin that?
[15:16] <Redkid> Hey guys, trying to install grub
[15:16] <Redkid> Cannot open 'boot/grub/device.map' [: 494: =: unexpected operator
[15:16] <Redkid> 'The file 'media/root/boot/grub/stage1' not read correctly'
[15:16] <dcosta> Spike1506, 3d dont start
[15:17] <Redkid> This is from the ubuntu liveCD terminal
[15:17] <dcosta> i also try beta drivers and some xorgs from forums
[15:17] <Spike1506> !nvidia > dcosta
[15:17] <Dr_Willis> Redkid:  did you follow the !fixgrub wiki page and understand it?
[15:17] <KushedVapors> Istarnes, im in a different partition right now. how would i go about doin that?
[15:18] <Redkid> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows?action=show&redirect=RestoreGrub
[15:18] <meingbg_> How long does it take from a packet release until it is installable on clients? Does it depend on the mirror used?
[15:18] <Redkid> I'm following that
[15:18] <Beefcaked> Halitech: any chance OrionFyre's post in http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=821343 might work for me?
[15:18] <Redkid> And I'm at the install point.
[15:19] <Redkid> oh, oups
[15:19] <Dr_Willis> Redkid:  id guess you missed a step about the  mounting the installed system to /media/ or some other little typo
[15:19] <Redkid> ignore the redirect bit
[15:19] <dcosta> lol mate that dont help
[15:19] <dcosta> drive is enabe and is a crash
[15:20] <Redkid> Dr_Willis: The files are where they're supposed to be. Also, only reason I'm doing this is because the ubuntu installer failed
[15:20] <Redkid> with code 1
[15:21] <dcosta> Spike1506, mate im using jaunty and 64 ubuntu
[15:21] <Dr_Willis> Redkid:  cant recall ive ever heard of a 'code 1'
[15:21] <Redkid> device.map and stage1 are in /media/root/boot/grub/
[15:22] <Berto> Hi - I upgraded from 8.04 to 9.04 and now I have no sound.   Intel D975xbx2 -- HDA Intel I believe..   How do i even begin troubleshooting?
[15:22] <KushedVapors> lstarnes, im in a different partition right now. how would i go about doin that?
[15:23] <IdleOne> !sound | Berto
[15:23] <Halitech> Beefcaked, you mean post 6?
[15:23] <Berto> thanks IdleOne
[15:23] <Beefcaked> Halitech:  yes
[15:24] <Halitech> Beefcaked, other then not using svn, thats the instructions I was using
[15:24] <Viks> Hi everyone, I need help getting Lua working on Ubuntu
[15:24] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: mount that partition to a temporary directory (like /mnt or under a directory in /media) then view the etc/fstab on it
[15:24] <Redkid> The Ubuntu installer, when trying to install GRUB, fails with code 1. And it seems to fail doing it manually as well.
[15:24] <Bartman_> morning
[15:24] <lucas_> hey
[15:24]  * Bartman_ is at the hospital with wife having twins
[15:24] <lucas_> i have a problem
[15:24] <Halitech> Beefcaked, you could try deleting what you have, install svn and get the files with svn
[15:25] <lucas_> i fallow that link http://minez-inspirate.blogspot.com/2009/05/activate-usb-in-virtualbox-ubuntu.html
[15:25] <Beefcaked> Halitech: sudo apt-get install svn ?
[15:25] <Halitech> Bartman_, congrats ... and why are you in here?
[15:25] <Halitech> Beefcaked, I believe so
[15:25] <Bartman_> we're waiting for things to get going... so I got on the internets
[15:25] <lstarnes> Beefcaked: I think the package's name is subversion if it isn't svn
[15:25] <Bartman_> it takes hours after the water breaks and stuff
[15:25] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: o ok doin it right no acutally figured it out without knowin
[15:26] <Viks> Hi everyone, I need help getting Lua working on Ubuntu. I get therese error :: embed.c:5:17: error: lua.h: No such file or directory
[15:26] <Viks> embed.c:6:21: error: lauxlib.h: No such file or directory
[15:26] <Viks> embed.c:7:20: error: lualib.h: No such file or directory
[15:26] <Halitech> Bartman_, depends, my ex had 1 in 20 minutes after her water broke
[15:26] <Bartman_> was just reading the ubuntu forums and decided to tell all the caring people on IRC what I'm doing
[15:26] <IdleOne> !ot
[15:26] <Beefcaked> lstarnes: thanks grabbing it
[15:26] <lucas_> and i took that
[15:26] <Bartman_> Halitech: wow
[15:26] <gronlund> is there anyone who uses audacious ??
[15:26] <Bartman_> last baby was 25 hours
[15:26]  * dwatkins uses audacious
[15:26] <lucas_> http://paste.org/pastebin/view/10222
[15:26] <lucas_> what is the problem
[15:26] <lstarnes> Viks: which version of lua are you using?
[15:26] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: http://paste.ubuntu.com/264438/   :|
[15:27] <Bartman_> so i got my laptop, nintendo DS, blackberry and assorted other man toys
[15:27] <gronlund> dwatkins: is there anything similar or more popular light player?
[15:27] <lstarnes> lucas_: are you using the virtualbox-ose package, or are you using sun's version?
[15:27] <Viks> lstarnes Lua5.1.3
[15:27] <meingbg_> Why can I not install the latest qemu version? The ubuntu mirror I'm using is up to date.
[15:27] <IdleOne> lucas_: line 16 in /etc/fstab is bad
[15:27] <Viks> lstarnes: Lua5.1.3
[15:27] <dwatkins> gronlund: I use audacious because it's small (you can make it about 10 pixels high), it's a remake of "xmms"
[15:27] <lstarnes> Viks: try sudo apt-get install liblua5.1-dev
[15:27] <josvuk> hi, there how to get the open firmware device tree from inside a running ubuntu9.04(ppc)? Are there any libraries which can do that?
[15:27]  * Bartman_ wishes flash was faster on this laptop.. it's a IBM T42p if anyone has any ideas
[15:27] <lucas_> just a scond
[15:27] <lstarnes> Viks: it may be liblua5.1-0-dev
[15:28] <IdleOne> Bartman_: congrats! please go to #ubuntu-offtopic for non support related discussion
[15:28] <gronlund> dwatkins: yeah I know, a fork of a fork i heard...
[15:28] <iElectric> hello, why does ubuntu use libusb 0.1.4?
[15:28] <iElectric> that is soooo legacy
[15:28] <lucas_> sun version
[15:28] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: I don't see anything wrong with that
[15:28] <Bartman_> IdleOne: :) I was working my way up to a question, sort of...
[15:28] <lstarnes> iElectric: which version of ubuntu?
[15:28] <iElectric> 9.04
[15:28] <IdleOne> Bartman_: please ask
[15:28] <lucas_> pls help
[15:28] <lstarnes> iElectric: what is the current version of libusb?
[15:28] <iElectric> even gentoo uses 1.0.3
[15:29] <iElectric> no, 0.1.12
[15:29] <iElectric> latest is 1.0.3
[15:29] <Bartman_> other than beat up Adobe, is there anything I can check to make flash faster.. it kills my laptop
[15:29] <iElectric> 0.1.4 that ubuntu uses was released in 2001
[15:29] <Bartman_> I'm 99% sure I have the vid drivers installed and other basic stuff like that
[15:29] <Beefcaked> Hi guys. anyone with a sony vaio laptop here? i cant get my motion eye webcam to work under 9.04
[15:29] <Viks> lstarnes: I tried. No luck
[15:30] <Viks> lstarnes: still same error. where should be those files ??
[15:30] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: the thing is i dont have a sda6 and everytime :the boot goes wrong it goes to tui sayin it cant mount /dev/sda6 on /root and at the end it sys "kinit: no resume image"
[15:30] <Bartman_> well I'll be off. later guys wish me luck :)
[15:30] <IdleOne> iElectric: libusb-1.0-0
[15:30] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: the kinit message should be ignored
[15:31] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: when it says "no resume image", that means that it is going to boot normall instead of attempting to resume from hibernation
[15:31] <iElectric> IdleOne, yeah the catch is many libs require newst 0.x series
[15:31] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: yea figured that much through some threads
[15:31] <iElectric> like gphoto
[15:31] <offsense> i can't get my jaunty empathy mssger working for yahoo, it says network error everytyme i try to log on, hlp pls
[15:31] <IdleOne> iElectric: compile it. you know all about that using gentoo
[15:31] <lstarnes> iElectric: libusb 1.0.0 is available in the package libusb-1.0-0
[15:32] <KushedVapors> lstarnes:think i shud tell you that the partition was sda6 but now is sda5 when i installed a crunchbang partition
[15:32] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: think i shud tell you that the partition was sda6 but now is sda5 when i installed a crunchbang partition
[15:32] <lucas_> hey someone
[15:32] <lstarnes> Viks: the configure script that comes with that program should be able to do it
[15:32] <Lardon> hi...i'm trying to install ubuntu into my ps3 but i get an error "No common CD-ROM drive was detected"...i searched and i found that i should write "modprobe ide-scsi" but it says "FATAL: Module ide_scsi not found."...any clue?
[15:33] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: you don't need to repeat the message
[15:33] <JLK> Hey can anyone help me. My max res is 800x600 on a Nvidia Geforce 7100 card
[15:33] <IdleOne> !fixres > JLK
[15:33] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: your fstab appears to be configured to mount partitions by UUID instead of by /dev node
[15:34] <ari5av> anyone know where X keyboard layouts are held?  doesn't seem to be anywhere in /etc/X11
[15:34] <techtronic> hi guys just wondering if some one might be able to give me some advice, when i start my box, conky sits over the top of whatever app i launch, i have to kill conky and restart conky for it to work properly, any one got any ideas?
[15:34] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: yea sorry, but i read in a thread ishud compare the menu.lst with fstab and change th uuid if they were wrong
[15:34] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: hig is i dont kno what to look at
[15:35] <aaron11> #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:35] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: thing*
[15:35] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: try the boot/grub/menu.lst in the ubuntu partiton
[15:35] <VaNNi> what is the latest version of java in ubuntu 9.04?
[15:35] <IdleOne> sun-java6-jre
[15:35] <JLK> Didn't work...im using 8.10 ,well backtrack if that makes a big diffrence.
[15:35] <offsense> i can't get my jaunty empathy mssger working for yahoo, it says network error everytyme i try to log on, hlp pl
[15:35] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: what do you mean? compare that file with fstab?
[15:36] <VaNNi> IdleOne, is that 1.6u16?
[15:36] <lucas_> what is wrong in my paste
[15:36] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: look at that file and look at the /etc/fstab
[15:36] <Lardon> plz, anyone?
[15:36] <lstarnes> lucas_: the last line
[15:36] <meingbg_> Hi, I have problems installing the latest karmic version of qemu - rc1-0ubuntu13. It seems like it doesn't exist any binaries in the repository.
[15:36] <lucas_> but
[15:36] <lstarnes> meingbg_: #ubuntu+1 is the channel for karmic
[15:37] <lucas_> i just paste from a web site
[15:37] <lucas_> how can i fix that
[15:37] <IdleOne> VaNNi: I believe so
[15:37] <meingbg_> lstarnes: Thanks.
[15:37] <lstarnes> lucas_: that depends on what is causing the error on line 16 of /etc/fstab
[15:37] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: if i find that the partition in question has a different uuid than supposed to which file do i use to correct?
[15:37] <VaNNi> IdleOne, thanks
[15:37] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: I'm not sure
[15:38] <ari5av> still looking for X11 keyboard layouts - anyone know where they're kept in filesystem?
[15:38] <lucas_> what can i do to fix that lin
[15:38] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: is there a command to input in terminal to find out?
[15:39] <lstarnes> lucas_: can you pastebin it?
[15:39] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: not that I know of
[15:39] <jerkman> hey all,
[15:39] <Lardon> plz guys...i need some help here...
[15:39] <lucas_> http://paste.org/pastebin/view/10222
[15:39] <lucas_> http://minez-inspirate.blogspot.com/2009/05/activate-usb-in-virtualbox-ubuntu.html
[15:39] <jerkman> i was wondering if it is possible to share printers from my windows machine to my linux machine using CUPS, as SAMBA doesnt seem to like my printers
[15:40] <lstarnes> lucas_: that isn't what I was asking for
[15:40] <jerkman> Lardon: whats the problem?
[15:40] <lstarnes> lucas_: I was asking for the contents of /etc/fstab
[15:40] <ari5av> jerkman: yes it is, I do it at home
[15:40] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: fdisk?
[15:40] <ari5av> what's wrong with samba doing it?
[15:40] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: I don't think there is one
[15:40] <Lardon> i'm trying to install ubuntu into my ps3 but i get an error "No common CD-ROM drive was detected"...i searched and i found that i should write "modprobe ide-scsi" but it says "FATAL: Module ide_scsi not found."...any clue?
[15:41] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: I don't know if fdisk -l woult help
[15:41] <jerkman> ari5av: so go on, i have 2 usb printers, both supported by linux, but not over samba
[15:41] <lucas_> ok
[15:41] <ari5av> and they're plugged into the windows machine?
[15:41] <FirstSgt|Work> I love the 'screen' that comes with ubuntu
[15:41] <FirstSgt|Work> i wanna install it on our servers, does anyone know what the package is called?
[15:41] <jerkman> ari5av: yes
[15:42] <IdleOne> lstarnes: blkid will give the UUID of partitions. I "think" he can then compare to fstab and correct if needed
[15:42] <FirstSgt|Work> the screen that shows your cpu/ram/date/time
[15:42] <lstarnes> FirstSgt|Work: what do you mean by 'screen'?
[15:42] <ringo999> wondering, i'm running xubuntu on an old macbook. when return from sleep most of the time the wirless stops working, no networks found. i guess this is a common issue with the drivers?
[15:42] <ringo999> any workaroundß
[15:42] <lstarnes> FirstSgt|Work: I'm not sure which program that is
[15:42] <lucas_> lstarnes, http://paste.org/pastebin/view/10223
[15:42] <legend2440> KushedVapors: in terminal type  sudo blkid  compare fstab and menu.lst to that. blkid will have  the correct uuids
[15:43] <stew> Lardon: ide-scsi became obsolete with 2.6 kernels, you must be looking at something very old
[15:43] <ari5av> ok, so make sure they're shared on the "windows network" which is just smb protocol on your local network
[15:43] <tj83_> hello all, I was wondering if someone could suggest a package for lightening video, much like enhancing photos with say gimp or other but for video. particularly .avi format.
[15:43] <FirstSgt|Work> lstarnes: the screen that is for your shell
[15:43] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: what does it mean when theres a "*" in the "boot" section in the fdisk -l output
[15:43] <FirstSgt|Work> that you use when you have multi code windows open
[15:43] <tj83_> KushedVapors, active i believe
[15:44] <stew> FirstSgt|Work: the package name for screen is screen
[15:44] <jerkman> ari5av: yes, they are. other windows machines connect and use them
[15:44] <Lardon> stew: then, do you have any idea why i get the cd-rom error?
[15:44] <lstarnes> FirstSgt|Work: as in the one that supports detaching and retaching?
[15:44] <ari5av> on ubuntu, system->administration->printing.  delete any printers you've got that aren't working, you want to start from scratch
[15:44] <FirstSgt|Work> stew: but the one for ubuntu is like none i've ever seen
[15:44] <FirstSgt|Work> lstarnes: yeah
[15:44] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: under the "boot" column?
[15:44] <lstarnes> FirstSgt|Work: screen
[15:44] <jerkman> ari5av: ok
[15:44] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: yes
[15:44]  * tj83_ could not live without screen 
[15:44] <tj83_> KushedVapors, its active for boot.
[15:44] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: is that cause i mounted it?
[15:44] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: it might mean that it is marked as bootable
[15:45] <FirstSgt|Work> lstarnes: but my rhel screne doesn't have the options for the cpu/ram/date/time & F9 Menu like Ubuntu 9.05
[15:45] <lstarnes> KushedVapors: or active
[15:45] <ari5av> hit new, it'll search.  under network printer, hit windows printer via samba
[15:45] <lstarnes> FirstSgt|Work: I don't recall screen showing that data
[15:45] <lstarnes> FirstSgt|Work: maybe you're thinking about top
[15:45] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: the one im in doesnt have that
[15:45] <FirstSgt|Work> lstarnes: no man, i am in irssi staring at it, lol
[15:45] <KushedVapors> lstarnes: (partition)
[15:45] <ari5av> get the URI for the printer right, and hit forward for a while until done
[15:45] <lstarnes> FirstSgt|Work: I haven't seen that behavior before
[15:46] <FirstSgt|Work> lstarnes: neither have I, but I like it.
[15:46] <tj83_> KushedVapors, if you need more clarification pastebin your fdisk -l output
[15:46] <ari5av> it'll show up in your printers gui if everything worked
[15:46] <tj83_> hello all, I was wondering if someone could suggest a package for lightening video, much like enhancing photos with say gimp or other but for video. particularly .avi format.
[15:46] <FirstSgt|Work> here, i will copy bottom of shell window
[15:46] <ari5av> right click printer, hit test page
[15:46] <lucas_> help
[15:46] <ari5av> and if something goes wrong, tell me
[15:46] <kj23> How can I restore ALSA I tried upgrading it and it messed up
[15:46] <ari5av> lucas_: be more specific
[15:46] <IdleOne> !paste | FirstSgt|Work
[15:46] <kj23> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[15:46] <ari5av> still looking for X11 keyboard layouts - anyone know where they're kept in filesystem?
[15:46] <nathan7> #!@%#*@#p
[15:46] <Trijntje> !help|lucas_
[15:47] <lstarnes> lucas_: remove line 16.  It does not appear to be correct
[15:47] <FirstSgt|Work> cool, got it
[15:47] <IdleOne> lucas_: line 16 in fstab is bad. that is the problem
[15:47] <FirstSgt|Work> it looks like this
[15:47] <FirstSgt|Work> 0*$ shell  1-$ IRSSI                                                                                                Menu:<F9>
[15:47] <FirstSgt|Work> \o/ Ubuntu 9.04                                                                     0.08 1.5GHz 212MB 54%
[15:47] <jerkman> ari5av: im trying to say that these printers arent supported in linux over samba
[15:47] <stew> ari5av: /usr/share/X11/xkb/keymaps
[15:47] <nathan7> FirstSgt|Work: That's normal
[15:47] <jerkman> ari5av: plus, it isnt seeing the samba shares
[15:47] <nathan7> FirstSgt|Work: It's the byobu stuff
 hmph, do you have a file .asoundrc or .asoundrc.conf in ur home folder?
[15:47] <KushedVapors> tj83_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/264450/
[15:47] <lucas_> but
[15:48] <FirstSgt|Work> nathan7: i want that on my server in chiago
[15:48] <nathan7> 0* irssi  1- bash  3$ bash  4$ bash  6$ gobby                                                                                                                                                           Menu:<F9>
[15:48] <lucas_> so
[15:48] <nathan7>  @  Debian 5.0.2                                                                                                                                                     0.11 4x2.5GHz 360MB 64% 22009-09-03 16:48:01
[15:48] <nathan7> FirstSgt|Work: sudo apt-get install byobu
[15:48] <lucas_> this adres http://minez-inspirate.blogspot.com/2009/05/activate-usb-in-virtualbox-ubuntu.html is wrong
[15:48] <FirstSgt|Work> nathan7: I wanna see ram, cpu, etc, while all screens are open
[15:48] <nathan7> FirstSgt|Work: Or screen-profiles
[15:48] <FirstSgt|Work> nathan7: thank you!
[15:48] <Halitech> jerkman, are they supported in linux at all?
[15:48] <FirstSgt|Work> lstarnes: did you see that, he knows what i mean ;)
[15:48] <nathan7> FirstSgt|Work: It's byobu on 9.10, I'm not sure what it's on 9.04
[15:48]  * nathan7 is always ahead of the croud
[15:48] <IdleOne> lucas_: let them know
[15:48] <ari5av> jerkman: what make/model are the printers?
[15:48]  * nathan7 switched to 3.6 once FF 3.5 came out
[15:48] <ari5av> stew: sick, thanks
[15:49] <lstarnes> FirstSgt|Work: I personally have no use for that functionality
[15:49] <kj23> idyllic: no
[15:49] <tj83_> KushedVapors, ok, its saying that you have two physical drives, only one partition on each can be active for boot, and the first drive will the be active partition to actually boot. the other may be marked bootable but will not boot by default. the "*" indicates that is the active bootable partition on that physical drive.
[15:49] <jerkman> ari5av: both have linux drivers
[15:49] <FirstSgt|Work> lstarnes: its nice to see all the screen titles
[15:49] <jerkman> ari5av: but it seems samba isnt connecting, so maybe that is the actual issue??
 well, they are hidden files. Press Ctrl+H in nautilus at ur home folder. See if they are there?
[15:49] <ari5av> then samba should have no problem, it's really a very generic protocol
[15:49] <ari5av> that could be it
[15:49] <Halitech> jerkman, if they are supported in linux they should work ivia samba
[15:49] <FirstSgt|Work> lstarnes: especially when you are working on 8 concurrent sites.
[15:49] <ari5av> can you see a fileshare over samba to the same computer?
[15:50] <peuky> hello
[15:50] <lstarnes> FirstSgt|Work: I usually use C-a i to check that
[15:50] <peuky> who tried bugzilla3 with ubuntu server 9.04 ?
[15:50] <jerkman> ari5av: interesting... "Failed to recieve share list from server"
[15:50] <kj23> idyllic: nautilus?
[15:51] <jerkman> Halitech: one of them is a driver from a CD tho, Samsung ML-2240
[15:51] <ari5av> there we are then.  this is a windows issue, not a samba problem
[15:51] <ari5av> your permissions aren't set right.
[15:51] <karottenrambo> hey, i have a problem with pulseaudio
[15:51] <tj83_> ari5av, normally the case :P
[15:51] <jerkman> ari5av: no, because the other win machines on the network have no problem
 okay. open your terminal. type without the quote "ls -la | grep asound"
[15:51] <jerkman> ari5av: printers and files are shared and it all works...
[15:52] <VaNNi> how to list all installed packages in ubuntu?
 does it spit out anything?
[15:52] <ari5av> herm
[15:52] <kj23> idyllic: no
[15:52] <KushedVapors> tj83_: sorry but dont understand cuz i have another linuxmint partition that aint "*"ed and i regularly get into that one since my main one messed up with this whole problem. im currently in the 5 gig one.
[15:52] <jerkman> ari5av: just apparently not for me
[15:52] <ari5av> VaNNi: sudo apt-cache dump (WARNING: LARGE OUTPUT)
[15:52] <Halitech> jerkman, I have an ml-2510 that works fine, just get the driver from the samsung site instead ... also, if it prints locally, the issue is either samba is not set up right or connectivity issue
[15:52] <peuky> http://127.0.0.1/ gives me 404 since i installed bugzilla3, no idea ?
[15:52] <zealiod> im trying to hack the isolinux.cfg file on an installation disk to prevent the locale and keyboard dialog menus popping straight away.... any one any ideas how?
[15:52] <jerkman> Halitech: ok, but i think it is samba...
[15:53] <VaNNi> ari5av, thank. and just apt-get remove package-name to uninstall the package right?
[15:53] <lstarnes> VaNNi: ues
[15:53] <Halitech> jerkman, ok, then you need to sort out samba, not state that a printer is not supported by samba
[15:53] <lstarnes> VaNNi: or sudo apt-get remove --purge package-name
[15:53] <ari5av> stew: not sure if that's the right place for it... if I go to system->prefs->keyboard->layouts and hit add, I get tons of keyboard layouts, and I don't see them in the place that you said
[15:53] <ari5av> lstarnes: I don't even know what --purge does?
[15:54] <tj83_> KushedVapors, ok, well that is possible.... I mean the partition marked "*" is the boot partition, you can still boot other OS's on other partitions, but the marked partition holds the actual boot data, for instance... I may have Vista, XP, Ubuntu and Fedora, all are bootable, however only one partition holds grum bootloader, and that is my first partition, /dev/sda1 and it is marked "*"
[15:54] <jerkman> Halitech: i have only just found this issue out,
[15:54] <stew> ari5av: oh, sorry, i don't know about that
[15:54] <VaNNi> lstarnes, what exactly -purge do?
[15:54] <lstarnes> ari5av: it removes configuration files
[15:54] <tj83_> grub*
[15:54] <lstarnes> ari5av: and other things that are normally not removed when a package is removed
[15:54] <ari5av> ah, cool
[15:54] <saravanan> !cantiga
 how did you manage to screw up ur alsa?
[15:54] <kj23> lolz...
[15:55] <tj83_> KushedVapors, more important to you , if clearly defining your problem.... because grub can be reinstalled/configured
[15:55] <kj23> I tried upgrading it to 1.0.20
[15:55] <saravanan> my friend have a latest lenovo just bought one month back..  having "intel canitga integrated graohics card" x is showing a garbage screen while booting the live cd
[15:55] <saravanan> any idea?
[15:55] <Redkid> "grub-probe: error: Cannot open '/boot/grub/device.map'" and "[: 494: =: unexpected operator" and "The file /media/root/boot/grub/stage1 not read correctly." when doing "sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/root /dev/sda"
[15:55] <VaNNi> lstarnes, ari5av, thanks
[15:55]  * saravanan also searchign in parellel ;-)
[15:55] <Redkid> Any ideas?
[15:55] <cornet> saravanan: don't look at the screen while its booting ;)
[15:55] <kj23> idyllic: Followed this guide to the letter http://monespaceperso.org/blog-en/2009/05/09/upgrade-alsa-1020-on-ubuntu-jaunty-904/
[15:56] <KushedVapors> tj83_: now that confused me even more cuz my first linux install is in sda1
[15:56] <saravanan> cornet: its permanently garbage.., for say more than 5 minutes
[15:56] <KushedVapors> tj83_: shouldnt that one be marked?
[15:56] <cornet> saravanan: oh humm
[15:56] <jerkman> aha, looks like a ubuntu 9.04 issue with nautilus and samba
[15:56] <saravanan> cornet: oh btw x didn't give me any errors too
[15:56] <cornet> saravanan: if you are installing then you could use the alternate install cd
[15:57] <cornet> saravanan: I don't recall any issues with my X61
[15:57] <tj83_> KushedVapors, the only way for me help is to know what went wrong... what you the user did to attempt to remedy it and where you need to go, if you can answer me that, then i can probably help you. and yes "normally" sda1 is the boot but in some cases its not. like yours apparently
[15:57] <cornet> saravanan: althgouh come to think of it I might have used the alternate install cd
 the tutorial went smoothly? try "sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart"
[15:57] <saravanan> cornet: ic..hmm
[15:57] <KushedVapors> tj83_: do you know much bout grub 2?
[15:57] <Redkid> Someone help me, please. :<
[15:58] <KushedVapors> tj83_: well dont wanna waste to much of your time cuz some1 else already pointed me into a direction of possible remedy. so ill try that solution and see if it works.
[15:59] <kj23> idyllic: Still nothing.. when i cat /proc/asound/version i get no such dir
[16:00] <legend2440> ari5av: keyboard layouts in    /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols  i think
[16:00] <tj83_> KushedVapors, no, not grub2
[16:00] <tj83_> KushedVapors, i hear 2 is completely different animal
[16:00] <buch> hey.. anyone who can help me format, and partition a old hdd wich i added just for 5 min ago?
[16:00] <KushedVapors> tj83_: no just wonderin if it could help if i upgraded
[16:01] <tj83_> KushedVapors, no need for it.
[16:01] <kj23> buch: are you on the live cd now?
[16:01] <KushedVapors> tj83_: yea saw it had some improvements
[16:01] <Beefcaked> !webcam
[16:01] <tim167> hello, I'm running ubuntu from a harddisk that has some allocated space, can I create a new partition there while running ubuntu from the same disk ?
[16:01] <pierre__> hello fellow Ubunters, I'm looking through the linux kernel source right now and I'm just wondering where would I find the code associated with using a keypad on a laptop?
[16:01] <tj83_> !grub | KushedVapors
[16:01] <buch> kj23: Nope
[16:01] <tj83_> KushedVapors, that applies to more than after a windows install, it applies to everything , and will help you in re-configuring grub
[16:01] <kj23> buch: are you on windows?
[16:02] <FirstSgt|Work> I have 8 ubuntu desktops in the office, and 1 ubuntu-server (works as our cups, samba, ftp, httpd-test-server (with mysqld).  What I want to do, is have 1 login location for all of the workstations, how do i do this, or what do I google for?
[16:02] <buch> kj23: im on the preinstalled HDD with ubuntu on it
[16:02] <KushedVapors> tj83_: already saw that after a different debacle with stupid vista and its partitioning "security"
  how about go into the alsa folder that u compile and install, then uninstall it? then reinstall the package from ubuntu repo?
[16:03] <kj23> buch: and you want to format a seperate hdd?
[16:03] <kj23> idyllic: I can try
[16:03] <tim167> is it possible to create a new partition on unallocated space while on the same disk the OS is running ?
[16:03] <buch> kj23: yeah, not the one im loaded into now, but the old one i just installed in my new machine
[16:03] <vix1> my flash wont work in google chrome all of a sudden
[16:03] <jerkman> Halitech: dude, there is no 2240 driver, will a 2250 do?
[16:04] <pierre__> Sorry i meant the mousepad, for a laptop
[16:04] <vix1> is there a wayto run chrome is a debug mode
[16:04] <saravanan> cornet: a  bit more search hints to use the latest did you remember any xorg.conf conf for cantiga card?
[16:04] <KushedVapors> tj83_: how about hilo or holu or whatever the hell its called , the other bootloader. is it an better or worse?
[16:04] <jerkman> ari5av:  there is no 2240 driver, will a 2250 do?
[16:04] <saravanan> any xorg.conf edits for intel cantiga integrated graphics card? x shows garbage screen with no errors on a live cd
[16:04] <kj23> buch: is it connected to your computer now?
[16:05] <kj23> idyllic: how do I uninstall?
[16:05] <wiehan> Is it possible to install custom ROMS for windows mobile phones (let's say the Samsung Omnia for example) FROM Ubuntu? And How?
[16:05] <kj23> just delete?
 no no
[16:05] <jerkman> ari5av: ok, it works with the ML-1640 driver!!
[16:05] <saravanan> bye
[16:06] <ari5av> legend2440: correct, but then the keymap folder's got the list of what's in the layouts, and keycodes deal with it on a more hardware level, I'll have to write some patches for it :D
 go into the dir, then "sudo make uninstall"
[16:06] <kj23> ok
[16:06] <ari5av> jerkman: you got it to print a test page?
[16:06] <ActionParsnip> hey guys is there an irc client that will tab complete the files on my system if I start typing file names?
[16:06] <tj83_> KushedVapors, lilo? lol
[16:07] <buch> kj23.. yeah http://pastebin.com/m49798c75 - its the 160g
[16:07] <tj83_> KushedVapors, i am at work, so i will offer some time to help you, but at a snails pace. if you got the time... I invite you to  #seaphor
[16:07] <ari5av> legend2440: I'm frustrated that as a math major, there's no keyboard layout with just mathematics symbols, and I don't feel like writing a latex patch for pidgin if I've gotta talk to classmates about problems
[16:07] <grawity> ActionParsnip: irssi does
[16:07] <kj23> idyllic: make: *** No rule to make target `uninstall'.  Stop
[16:07] <ari5av> lucky this handles unicode like a champ
[16:07] <jerkman> ari5av: yes, on the samsung...
[16:07] <ActionParsnip> grawity: uber
[16:07] <ari5av> jerkman: hooray!  what about the other one?
[16:07] <KushedVapors> tj83_: yea, at least i got the l in the middle part  :D
[16:08] <Redkid> Need help installing grub, it fails in the ubuntu installer
[16:08] <Redkid> And when doing it manually
[16:08] <kj23> buch: and you want to format sdb1?
 O_o how come! Are you sure you installed properly from source?
[16:08] <hannes_eee> hey you guys! I dist-upgraded a 8.04 box to 9.04. Problem is the Netgear Wlan dongle worked with ndiswrapper in 8.04 but now it doesn't work any more. the usb id is 0846:4240
[16:09] <hannes_eee> everywhere on the web i read about the out-of the box-performance but not over here
[16:09] <Beefcaked> Hi can someone help me? Ive installed 'proper' drivers for my webcam from the repository of the guy in this page: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=821343&page=2 and so far it installed well. but the thing is i still dont have a /dev/video0 when i installed it
[16:09] <buch> kj23 - yeah
[16:09] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[16:09] <ActionParsnip> irssi ahoy
[16:09] <kj23> idyllic: I think im just going to set my computer ablaze so at least i can listen to the pops and crackles it will make
[16:09] <jerkman> ari5av: my hp made a funny clicking noise and didnt print
[16:09] <Redkid> kj23: Make sure you have good ventilation
[16:09] <ActionParsnip> grawity: how do I use the filesystem in this thing please, oh wise one??
[16:10] <ari5av> jerkman: purge it in fire, hp printers are the devil
[16:10] <ActionParsnip> ari5av: they are very supported in linux
[16:10] <kj23> buch: make sure you backup any info you dont want to lose and use gparted to delete the partition and make a new one with the free space
 >.< relax. Was ur install smooth without error? cos if it installed properly, you should be able to run make uninstall
[16:10] <jerkman> ari5av: it has a linux driver
[16:10] <ActionParsnip> jerkman: hp printers have tonnes of support
[16:11] <Redkid> hey ActionParsnip, I'm still having trouble installing/restoring grub
[16:11] <kj23> idyllic: Yeah it went smoothly I dont understand
[16:11] <grawity> ActionParsnip: Hmm. It seems irssi can only tab-complete absolute paths (starting with /)
[16:11] <jerkman> ActionParsnip: what about over samba with the hplip driver?
[16:11] <ActionParsnip> Redkid: ive never played with it dude, if its a fresh install i suggest reinstalling
[16:11] <mgoetze> hi... i'm installing ubuntu hardy via FAI, and despite installing ubuntu-keyring, i still get: W: GPG error: ftp://ftp.hosteurope.de hardy Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 40976EAF437D05B5
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> jerkman: just in general, the hplip driver is awesome
[16:12] <mgoetze> what else would i need to do?
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> grawity: i can do that
[16:12] <kj23> idyllic: downloaded the files .... unpacked them all separately... and installed them separately
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> grawity, like it
[16:12] <Redkid> ActionParsnip: Oh, ok. It fails every time, both in the ubuntu installer and trying to do it from the terminal.
[16:13] <ActionParsnip> Redkid: did you md5 test the iso you used to burn? Did you verify the CD once booted to
[16:13] <deany> has anyone got the icon for smplayer, i removed everything to do with smplayer to install a newer version from a ppa, and theres no icon now
[16:13] <unseen> Hello friends.
[16:13] <Redkid> I checked it for defects after booting, but I did not md5, no.
[16:13] <jerkman> http://hplipopensource.com/node/272 does this mean yes or no for working status?
[16:13] <unseen> I need help for auto startup bash scripts , can any one help me ?
[16:14] <ActionParsnip> deany: http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ExYhAoZfBr2z9M:http://allmyapps.com/data/s/m/smplayer/icon_48x48_smplayer.png
[16:14] <elTigre> hey, my X-Windows is very very sluggish....scrolling in a browser takes ages
[16:14] <pshr_> did any one got a datacard(for internet) working ?
[16:14] <ActionParsnip> deany: http://allmyapps.com/data/s/m/smplayer/icon_48x48_smplayer.png
[16:14] <elTigre> is Core duo with 2400mhz not fast enough for ubuntu?
[16:14] <pshr_> or atleast know on how to
 both 3 directories, sudo make uninstall didnt work? U tried to run alsamixer see if it spit out anything?
[16:15] <hatter243> elTigre, sounds like a driver / video card problem to me
[16:15] <Austad> Hmm
[16:15] <miguelonnnn> hi please, i got a cablemodem, i plug it into the computer and won't work. Is there any solution without using terminal?
[16:15] <vix1> elTigre: it shld be enough
[16:15] <miguelonnnn> i'm on jaunty
[16:15] <Austad> ? sudo
[16:15] <pshr_> !elaborate | miguelonnnn
[16:15] <ActionParsnip> miguelonnnn: how does it connect?
[16:15] <deany> thanks ActionParsnip
[16:15] <pshr_> did any one got a datacard(for internet) working ?
[16:15] <pshr_> or atleast know on how to
[16:15] <ActionParsnip> deany: image search online, i dont use it
[16:15] <pshr_> USB datacard
[16:15] <lakis1982> hi .. i have installed kubuntu and i installed vlc on it...  when i insert a dvd movie , the device notifier pops up and it says i have 3 options : 1.open dvd with dragon player , 2. burn dvd with k3b , 3. open in dolphin .... how can i add an exstra option so that the dvd movie by default open with vlc player ??    please help
[16:15] <pshr_> i meant
[16:16] <miguelonnnn> ok sry, i connect it, but in the network manager nothing happens. I've set it as "dhcp automatic" so i don't need to setup it
[16:16] <pshr_> miguelonnnn, if yours is a cable modem does that require a username or password kinda thing
[16:16] <ActionParsnip> miguelonnnn: how does the modem connect to your PC?
[16:16] <pshr_> Automatic DHCP cant help out if its a DSL
[16:16] <miguelonnnn> first time i plugged it it tried to connect (the 2 blue ghosts flying  in circle), but then the red X
[16:17] <pshr_>  ActionParsnip any idea on setting up internet Data card
[16:17] <miguelonnnn> i don't require no user nor pass, and the modem connects by ethernet
[16:17]  * MrStein has DSL, DHCP works just fine
[16:17] <ActionParsnip> pshr_: no idea, thats why i didnt reply
[16:17] <pshr_> k Achim_P
[16:17] <wiehan> Does anyone know how to instal custom roms to a windows mobile device from Linux (preferably without use of vmware)
[16:17] <pshr_> k ActionParsnip
[16:18] <Redkid> Right, I MD5ed it, it's complete. And the Check for defect thingie in boot showed no errors.
[16:18] <buch> kj23: okay ive done it now, how can i then mount it again?
[16:18] <miguelonnnn> in "Network connection" on top panel, i'm trying at Auth eth0 in Wired
[16:18] <ActionParsnip> miguelonnnn: what is the IP you get from the modem on eth0?
[16:18]  * pshr_ agrees to MrStein 
[16:18] <miguelonnnn> There's an DSL option too, but i think mine is Wired cause there's Auto eth0 there and i got ethernet
[16:18] <ActionParsnip> miguelonnnn: ifconfig eth0
[16:18] <kj23> buch: it should be mounted
[16:18] <MoeGreen> is anyone familiar with convertxtodvd used for windows?  I was wondering if there is something like that for linux
[16:18] <miguelonnnn> ok brb i'm connecting internet trhought this cable, i must unplug it just a sec ok? brb
[16:19] <Beefcaked> I tried following every guide on: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=821343 which all installed just fine (one was through svn and the other through a repository). still my webcam doesnt work. i dont have a /dev/video0, on lsusb its 05ca:1839 Ricoh Co., Ltd
[16:19] <ActionParsnip> miguelonnnn: if its a cable modem then it should be fine. some providers will give you a static IP to manually asign. Mine uses the MAC address of the first device that sets up the account so this has to be cloned to any device i connect
[16:19] <buch> kj23: hmm cant see it under machine
[16:19] <kj23> buch: are you using gparted
[16:20] <buch> kj23: yep
[16:20] <kj23> idyllic: I got em uninstalled i wasn't doing it right before
[16:20] <kj23> buch: And doesn't it show a block of unallocated space?
[16:21] <kj23> idyllic: Can I delete the files after I did that>
 Yes can. Ok, Reinstall from synaptic now :) alsa-base, alsa-utils, etc... package i think
[16:22] <kj23> idyllic: Can't delete them.. hm..
[16:23] <buch> kj23: Well it does.. but here is what i did - i removed every partition (included. linux swap etc) and applyed - then i formated it to ext4
[16:23] <kj23> buch: The entire 160gb?
[16:23] <MrStein> Is there a way to make the ssystem interpret a partition table in a file (image of a real hard drive) and create /dev entries ? device mapper maybe ? Or must I mount the partitions with loopback and manually calculating offsets?
 what's the error? use root permission if u have to. Anyway, try to reinstall the alsa bunch first
[16:24] <LoRez> how does one get the keyboard shortcut settings to reapply w/o restarting X?
[16:24] <deckard> salut tous le monde
[16:24] <Threetimes> Hi, can I use a laptop as a second monitor? Both will run Ubuntu desktop 9.04 (or 9.10)
[16:24] <Threetimes> !fr | deckard
[16:24] <MrStein> ah, found the answer (hopefily a _correct_ answer) : http://brainextender.blogspot.com/2009/03/ubuntu-mount-partition-of-raw-harddrive.html
[16:25] <buch> Kj23: yep. now fdisk looks like this: http://pastebin.com/m720a61fe
[16:26] <kj23> buch: Do you have a live cd?
[16:26] <nkvorn> Threetimes, if you use only the laptop yes. if not no. laptops dont have signal input for monitors
[16:26] <buch> kj23: Ok i boot into that and get back to you
[16:26] <Threetimes> nkvorn: I mean somthing like maxvista
[16:26] <kj23> ok
[16:26] <marcPV> hi all
[16:26] <legend2440> !info devede | MoeGreen
[16:27] <pshr_> help with reliance ADM-100C usb modem
[16:27] <kj23> idyllic: andy@andy-desktop:~$ cat /proc/asound/version
[16:27] <kj23> cat: /proc/asound/version: No such file or directory
[16:27] <pshr_> help with reliance ADM-100C usb modem
[16:27] <marcPV> anyone know how to enable file roller to work with rar files in ubuntu 8.04?
[16:27] <pshr_> search for rar pkg in synaptic marcPV
 even after u reinstalled?
[16:28] <kj23> idyllic: Yes
[16:28] <pshr_> help with reliance ADM-100C usb modem
[16:28] <MoeGreen> thanks download now!
[16:29] <thienhaxanh_609> ga that do
[16:30] <thienhaxanh_609> vodlvdflvdlfd
[16:30] <thienhaxanh_609> fmlfgmldf
[16:30] <thienhaxanh_609> gfklfkf
[16:30] <marcPV> ﻿pshr_: is it the non-free version too?
[16:30] <thienhaxanh_609> fdkfkgsdlfgfd
[16:30] <FloodBot2> thienhaxanh_609: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:30] <pshr_> yes marcPV
 sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-ultis restart ?   then ls /dev/ | grep snd
[16:30] <thienhaxanh_609> gi vat troi
[16:30] <pshr_> marcPV, no
[16:30] <marcPV> so?
[16:30] <theTroy> Anyone knows why does the MACbook 4.1 touchpad acts weirder than normal on ubuntu than on mac? (i.e. the vertical and horizontal sensitivity is different, and you need to press harder on it to make it work).
[16:30] <theTroy> And anyone has a link to exchange rates screenlet for compiz? Thanks!
[16:30] <miguelonnnn> hi ! i'm back
[16:30] <miguelonnnn> ifconfig didn't give anything
[16:30] <pshr_> marcPV, its just a package that you can download which will enable your fileroller to work along
[16:31] <miguelonnnn> just the mac
[16:31] <thienhaxanh_609> day la cai j day ta
[16:31] <miguelonnnn> but not ssid nor broadcast
[16:31] <IdleOne> !english | thienhaxanh_609
[16:31] <marcPV> so what am i suposed to do?
[16:31] <pshr_> marcPV, select the package and install what else
[16:32] <Pici> marcPV: Install the unrar package
[16:32] <Pici> !info unrar
[16:32] <ViaNocturna> hello, can anyone help with a 'ACPI: EC: Input buffer not empty, aborting transaction' error?
[16:32] <pshr_> else go to application > add or remove and search for "rar"
[16:32] <unseen> pshr_ : I hv download the gw6 client on ubuntu 8.10, it execute as a root to create a tunnel by issuing the command ./gw6c, my question is how i can make it auto connect on ubuntu startup after my interfaces brought up
[16:32] <Pici> marcPV: It will add rar support to file-roller, which is the application that handles archives in Gnome
[16:33] <marcPV> sorry i am little lost now...
[16:33] <marcPV> 1st go to synaptic, then to add/remove?
[16:33] <Pici> marcPV: What are you confused about?
[16:33] <pshr_> can any one address to issue of unseen
[16:33] <IdleOne> marcPV: follow Pici
 create a script in /etc/network/if-up.d/ and u r good to go
[16:33]  * pshr_ agrees follow Pici 
[16:33] <BusMaster> how do I fix this error i get while apt-get insall libqt4-core: libqtcore4 (= 4.5.0-0ubuntu4) but 4.5.0-0ubuntu4.1 is to be installed
[16:34] <unseen> pshr_ : unfortunately i am asking this since 3 days :)
[16:34] <Pici> marcPV: We can do this fastest if you open a terminal, just type: sudo apt-get install unrar
[16:34] <Speckal> i want to use the latest package for 9.04 that is discussed in this thread, but I'm not sure how to go about getting it (the "right" way). help please :)    https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/open-vm-tools/+bug/277556
[16:34] <machelptech> fuck all of yal
[16:34] <kj23> idyllic: andy@andy-desktop:/etc$ cd /init.d/
[16:34] <kj23> bash: cd: /init.d/: No such file or directory
[16:34] <pshr_> unseen,  follow idyllic
[16:34] <IdleOne> machelptech: thank you
[16:34] <machelptech> bitches
 : thanx
[16:34] <IdleOne> !language > machelptech
[16:35] <windowsvista> how do i c ur message
[16:35] <windowsvista> private message
 : did i have to manally enter the same in rc.local file ? or the one your told will work
 no no, "sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart"
[16:35] <ViaNocturna> does anyone know what the hell 'ACPI: EC: Input biffer not empty, aborting transaction' is all about?
[16:35] <marcPV> ok Pici, thanks, terminals is fine too
[16:35] <dholbach> Ubuntu Developer Week will start in 25 minutes in #ubuntu-classroom
[16:35] <windowsvista> fuck all of u guys gay south americans
 you only need to create a bash script inside if-up.d/
[16:36] <marcPV> just want to know if i am installing unrar non-free too (its sad but needed)
[16:36] <unseen> ohkay , thank you idyllic.
[16:36] <kj23> andy@andy-desktop:/etc$ cd /init.d/
[16:36] <kj23> bash: cd: /init.d/: No such file or directory
[16:36] <kj23> hnm...
[16:36] <Beefcaked> guess what guys!! i finally got the webcam to work! now the only problem is i dont know which solution got it to work
 no no, "sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart"
[16:36] <Guest12464> can anybody help me with an openldap question for ubuntu?
[16:36]  * pshr_ chuckles 
[16:37] <kj23> idyllic: Lol I keep pasting the wrong lines
[16:37] <kj23> andy@andy-desktop:~$ sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-ultis restart
[16:37] <kj23> sudo: /etc/init.d/alsa-ultis: command not found
[16:37] <Beefcaked> when you compile something in linux, like ive compiled these drivers (did the whole make install etc stuff) can i delete the folders themselves afterwards?
[16:37] <ViaNocturna> nobody able to help?
[16:37] <buch> Kj23.. just a regular reboot fixed the problem, but there are a dir that is named lost+found ?
[16:37] <kj23> idyllic: And I can clearly see the file in the file browser
 hmph, sudo apt-get install alsa-utils
[16:38] <lakis1982> hello .  iwant to install ubuntu .. what is the best to choose as format of the hard disk ... ext3  or ext4 .. whats the difference ????
[16:38] <need_help> hey need help! got problem my box was working fine suddenly when i reboot it go to black screen and /bin/sh (initramfs) how i can fix this? thx
[16:38] <Guest12464> if you are asking the question, it really doesn't matter what you choose. either should be sufficient for you lakis
[16:39]  * pshr_ off-topic why are problems like this low @ win* or Mac ? 
[16:39] <kj23> idyllic: alsa-utils is already the newest version
[16:39] <nathan7> nathan@jaguar:~$ sudo ssh -w 1:1 -o Tunnel=ethernet root@raja.xs4all.nl
[16:39] <nathan7> root@raja.xs4all.nl's password:
[16:39] <nathan7> channel 0: open failed: administratively prohibited: open failed
[16:39] <kj23> buch: yeah ther is
[16:40] <nathan7> How do I fix the above error?
 O_o how come your alsa-utils init is missing
[16:40] <kj23> nathan7: are you root?
[16:40] <BusMaster> something in my sources.list is saying that libqtcore4 4.5.0-0ubuntu4.1 is to be installed, instead of libqtcore4 4.5.0-0ubuntu4. how di i find out the offending line?
[16:40] <ViaNocturna> does anyone know what the hell 'ACPI: EC: Input biffer not empty, aborting transaction' is all about?
[16:40] <kj23> idyllic: It's there! I can see it in the filebrower
[16:40] <buch> kj23: heh what is that?
[16:41] <kj23> buch: No idea
[16:41] <pdlnhrd> is there a way to force the remote desktop (vino-server) to bind ONLY to the loopback?
[16:41] <kj23> lol
 O_o then wat error did it spit out when u run the command?
[16:41] <need_help> anybody can help!
[16:41] <need_help> hey need help! got problem my box was working fine suddenly when i reboot it go to black screen and /bin/sh (initramfs) how i can fix this? thx
[16:41] <nathan7> kj23: Yeah
[16:41] <buch> haha :)
[16:41] <nathan7> kj23: Note the sudo ssh
[16:41] <kj23> idyllic: Command not found
[16:41] <kj23> nathan7: O didn't read that far up
[16:42] <jjwdesign> I have an old Sound Blaster Audigy sound card with a Firewire connection. I don't care about the sound, but I'd like to use the Firewire.  Any ideas on how to get Ubuntu to recognize it?
 " sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart " copy n paste the command withint the code again :P
 i think you are having busybox problem. may be you can try google that?
[16:43] <Redkid> Anyone have experience with GRUB, more importantly, failing to install GRUB?
[16:43] <kj23> idyllic: Lolz it was spelled wrong last time...
 my bad T_T
[16:43] <need_help> idyllic i try didn't find seems need to re-install it
[16:44] <danbhfive> Redkid: whats the problem?
[16:44] <kj23> idyllic: Sound still doesnt work :'(
[16:45] <Boondoklife> hey guys im trying to figure out a problem with seeing daap shares. It seems my laptop can no longer see them after it wakes up from suspension. Any ideas?
[16:45] <zippert> Can i remove my public key from http://keyserver.ubuntu.com/ ?
[16:45] <unseen> idyllic : will this make ./gw6c script to automatically start on ubuntu startup by issuing this command : sudo update-rc.d -f ./gw6c 99 2 3 4 5
[16:46] <Boondoklife> By see i mean the auto detectpart of the software, i manually connect but not auto.
[16:46] <ViaNocturna> I get error 'ACPI: input buffer not empty' at boot, laptop doesnt recognise laptop battery just sees it as being on AC, and webpages mess up when scrolling down...any ideas?
 hmph, try to run from terminal, say totem some  music file.. does it have any error related to alsa?
[16:46] <buch> kj23: Ahh got it, that dir is a fsck dir - its used to get lost stuff after a crash
[16:46] <Beefcaked> when you compile something in linux, like ive compiled these drivers (did the whole make install etc stuff) can i delete the folders themselves afterwards?
[16:47] <TIctoon> Hi!
 i doubt so. How fast u want it to start? easy way is to start it using gnome session
[16:47] <Topocho> !games
[16:47] <Redkid> danbhfive: "grub-probe: error: Cannot open '/boot/grub/device.map'" and "[: 494: =: unexpected operator" and "The file /media/root/boot/grub/stage1 not read correctly." when doing "sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/root /dev/sda"
[16:47] <TIctoon> !dvdauthor
[16:47] <sarfaraz_> how do i play avi.mpeg1,2 and other formats in ubuntu 9.04 where can i get codecs please
[16:47] <Redkid> Also, it fails when trying to install it in the Ubuntu installer
[16:47] <unseen> thanx idyllic :)
[16:47] <vix1> how do i type in a local languagge in ubuntu
[16:48] <legend2440> ViaNocturna: what make model laptop?
[16:48] <ViaNocturna> MSi CR700
[16:48] <jjwdesign> !firewire
[16:48] <jjwdesign> !asdl
[16:48] <jjwdesign> !usb
[16:48] <danbhfive> Redkid: hmm, did it complete?  I just did a grub repair, I got a few errors, but it actually completed, and worked
[16:49] <Topocho> !counter strike
[16:49] <Topocho> !wine
[16:49] <Redkid> danbhfive: Negative, I can not boot from the HDD.
[16:49] <danbhfive> !askthebot | Topocho
[16:49] <pshr_> Topocho, seems to be a big time fan of CS
[16:49] <Topocho> ¿Alguno aquí ha logrado correr Counter Strike Source (Steam) en Jaunty Jackalope?
[16:49] <pshr_> try CS withe #wine if you want to get it installed
[16:49] <kj23> idyllic: Im going to try this later im getting frustrated. Appreciate your help. thx
[16:49] <pshr_> !language | Topocho
[16:50] <Topocho> Anyone know hot to run Counter Strike Source (Steam) en Jaunty Jackalope?
[16:50] <TIctoon> does anyone know where I can find the jpeg2pnm package?
[16:50]  * mgedmin is guessing not, not off-hand
[16:50] <mgedmin> TIctoon: apt-cache search often knows things
[16:50] <mgedmin> TIctoon: and so does http://packages.ubuntu.com
[16:50] <ViaNocturna> I get error 'ACPI: input buffer not empty' at boot, laptop doesnt recognise laptop battery just sees it as being on AC, and webpages mess up when scrolling down...any ideas?
[16:50] <danbhfive> Redkid: well, what happened that made you need to repair grub?  grub-install will just reinstall grub, I don't think it will fix it if files are missing/broken
 if u got problem with pulseaudio and want to disable it, i shameless plug my post here http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2009/04/21/ubuntu-904-jaunty-keeping-the-beast-pulseaudio-at-bay/
[16:51] <Redkid> danbhfive: I'm trying to install Ubuntu, and the installer fails when installing grub, giving code 1. Someone in here suggested trying grub manually.
[16:51] <TIctoon> mgedmin: I tried both of those, no luck
[16:52] <mgedmin> TIctoon: jpeg2pnm doesn't exist, but jpegtopnm comes from ...
[16:52]  * mgedmin is waiting for dpkg -S /usr/bin/jpegtopnm to stop reading his whole hard disk
[16:52] <mgedmin> TIctoon: the package is called netpbm
[16:54] <TIctoon> this: http://packages.ubuntu.com/source/jaunty/netpbm-free ?
[16:54] <pshr_> any luck with ADM 100 MC USB data card any one
[16:54] <pshr_> !ADM
[16:54] <mgedmin> TIctoon: yes
[16:54] <sarfaraz_> is there any codec pack like KLM-codec ? for ubuntu 9.04 ?
[16:55]  * mgedmin has no idea what KLM-codec is, but the medibuntu repository has many codecs for ubuntu
[16:55] <danbhfive> Redkid: did you run update-grub?
[16:55] <TIctoon> sorry for being  bit thick, but I dont see jpegtopnm there
[16:55] <Baconheart> I'm having trouble with mod_ldap on 6.06... keep getting "LDAP: ssl connections not supported" in logs... anyone have ideas?
[16:56] <Redkid> danbhfive: I don't know what update-grub is. I
[16:56] <stintel> how can I get libconfig-dev in Jaunty ?
[16:56] <AaronMT-M> Apt-get?
[16:57] <jjwdesign> !soundblaster
[16:57] <Redkid> danbhfive: I'm installing Ubuntu on a HDD with sda1 as an ntfs storage partition, and I have 10gb free. There are some files on the storage partition I do not want to loose.
[16:57] <Shirotoko> sarfaraz_, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu << here you'll find all the codecs that you need
[16:57] <buch> Okay now ive added a second hdd to my computer - formated to ext4 - my problem is that i can only write to it as root?
[16:57] <TIctoon> ok, I've got that through, but how do I know if a command is working or if its just hanging
[16:58] <danbhfive> Redkid: I don't think messing with grub will affect your partitions
[16:58] <jjwdesign> !firewire
[16:58] <ViaNocturna> I get error 'ACPI: input buffer not empty' at boot, laptop doesnt recognise laptop battery just sees it as being on AC, and webpages mess up when scrolling down...any ideas?
[16:58] <mgedmin> buch: change the ownership and/or permissions of the directories on that hdd so that you could write it as a regular user
[16:59] <Redkid> danbhfive: Good. But how do I make the damn installer not fail? :(
[16:59] <dayo> how to i start the logOut/Restart/Shutdown/Hibernate/Suspend dialog from command line?
[16:59] <mgedmin> buch: in a terminal that would be something like sudo mkdir /media/disk-1/stuff; chown $USER /media/disk-1/stuff
[17:00] <danbhfive> Redkid: well, I don't know.  I'm looking at the docs, and I don't know how to manually install grub.  You may want to post on answers.launchpad.net   That way, you can lay out all the details
[17:00] <criticalsection> hi; someone know a good reference of the functions of Ubuntu like MSDN for Windows?
[17:00] <Beefcaked> is there no skype for ubuntu? i tried searching for skype in the add/remove program
[17:00] <jedi06> is there some command to read rsa keys?
[17:01] <theTroy> (16:30:31) theTroy: Anyone knows why does the MACbook 4.1 touchpad acts weirder than normal on ubuntu than on mac? (i.e. the vertical and horizontal sensitivity is different, and you need to press harder on it to make it work).
[17:01] <theTroy> (16:30:31) theTroy: And anyone has a link to exchange rates screenlet for compiz? Thanks!
[17:01] <Shirotoko> Beefcaked, yes there is you can find it in medibuntu repositories
[17:01] <llutz> Beefcaked: its in medibuntu
[17:01] <Beefcaked> llutz: um.. what?
[17:01] <Shirotoko> Beefcaked, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[17:01] <danbhfive> criticalsection: devhelp
[17:01] <Speckal> how do I see the list of packages a specific source provides?
[17:01] <Welshy-Rob> hi im looking for a porgram to record my desktop activity and i cant get record my desktop to work is there a alternate?
[17:02] <danbhfive> criticalsection: well, Im not sure what functions you are referring to
[17:02] <Welshy-Rob> hi im looking for a porgram to record my desktop activity and i cant get record my desktop to work is there a alternate?
[17:02] <jedi06> i want to know some info on a rsa key
[17:02] <jedi06> is there a command for that
[17:02] <criticalsection> danbhfive: unix c runtime and the like :)
[17:02] <llutz> Welshy-Rob: istanbul, wink
[17:02] <danbhfive> !screencast > Welshy-Rob
[17:02] <Nash_13> help my Xorg doesn´t work
[17:03] <Nash_13> Greeting I made this post because Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) because Ubuntu doesn´t start Xorg Server in some occasion, I shutdown my notebook manually and after start without problems but yesterday was died, I shutdown my notebook tree times but I can´t see my Desktop Environment, the monitor remained as if was off, then I acceded for recovered console and fix my Xorg and it worked again. Somebody know why is that, my video card is Ati Radeon Xpres
[17:03] <Nash_13> s 200M (128), laptop Haier H53 x86_32 bit.
[17:03] <Welshy-Rob> danbhfive, llutz thanks:)
[17:03] <ViaNocturna> I get error 'ACPI: input buffer not empty' at boot, laptop doesnt recognise laptop battery just sees it as being on AC, and webpages mess up when scrolling down...any ideas?
[17:03] <Pici> jedi06: You want to create one?
[17:03] <Beefcaked> Shirotoko: im installing this via synaptic -> Skype for MIDs is this it? it showed up in synaaptic but not in add remove
[17:04] <jester7> Hello, is anyone in here familiar with rsync?
[17:04] <mgedmin> jester7: I've used it a few times
[17:04] <TIctoon> is there an irc channel for dvdauthor?
[17:04] <TIctoon> or a mailing list?
[17:05] <jedi06> Pici nope just read it
[17:05] <jedi06> i have openssl
[17:05] <jedi06> i want to know info on a key
[17:05] <theTroy> (16:30:31) theTroy: Anyone knows why does the MACbook 4.1 touchpad acts weirder than normal on ubuntu than on mac? (i.e. the vertical and horizontal sensitivity is different, and you need to press harder on it to make it work).
[17:05] <theTroy> (16:30:31) theTroy: And anyone has a link to exchange rates screenlet for compiz? Thanks!
[17:05] <jester7> mgedmin: if a file has been changed at the destination, and that change is newer than the source, will it still copy over?
[17:05] <jedi06> openssl rsa -opts -args
[17:06] <mgedmin> jester7: rsync will generally make the destination look like the source, so yes, it will overwrite the newer file
[17:06] <mgedmin> jester7: I think there are command-line options to change that behaviour
[17:06] <jester7> mgedmin: excellent, that's the behavior i'm looking for.
[17:06] <Redkid> danbhfive: Alright man, thanks, will do.
[17:06] <llutz> jester7: if you use -u , it won't overwrite
[17:06] <jedi06> Pici openssl -in priv.key
[17:06] <jedi06> gives me error
[17:07] <jester7> llutz: mgedmin:  thanks for the help!
[17:07] <jedi06> 13947:error:0906D06C:PEM routines:PEM_read_bio:no start line:pem_lib.c:647:Expecting: ANY PRIVATE KEY
[17:08] <Beefcaked> !keyring
[17:08] <coz_> guys  I did another installtion and forgot how to disable the gnome wallpaper fade  anyone?
[17:08] <Jake__> I'm creating a new partition on my hard drive for a dual boot of ubuntu.  How much should I use for swap and is making it into swap space done in ubuntu?
[17:09] <theTroy> Jake__: one thing for sure, if you want to hybernate, make swap > RAM size
[17:09]  * TIctoon will bang his head later, byes everyone!
[17:09] <Spike1506> Jake__, when installing ubuntu you can setup swap with the partition manager, and i suggest using twice the amount of ram as swap
[17:09] <vitek_> ?cant run enemy territory, it says "exec: 6: ./et.x86: Permission denied". any help would be great, thanks.
[17:10] <BusMaster> does anyone else have messed up fonts in qt application in jaunty?
[17:10] <theTroy> Spike1506: why is that? I have 4 GB and wasting 8GB on swap is a .... waste?
[17:10] <Beefcaked> hi why does apt-get update give me this error? W: GPG error: http://packages.medibuntu.org jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 2EBC26B60C5A2783
[17:10] <theTroy> especially since linux barely uses swap
[17:10] <moustafaza> To add an existing user to an existing group can usermod -G groupname username?
[17:11] <Quasar1048> How do I enable back ports?
[17:11] <llutz> theTroy: swap twice-RAM was ok in ancient days, today it's a stupid waste
[17:11] <Dr_Willis> !backport
[17:11] <llutz> the only reason for swap is hibernation
[17:11] <Jake__> Spike1506,  I have 4 gigs of ram and 8 for swap seems like overkill
[17:11] <forgotmypwdoh> So how do I have my password emailed to me?
[17:11] <theTroy> llutz: tell that to Spike1506
[17:11] <lstarnes> Beefcaked: you need to load medibuntu's keys
[17:12] <Spike1506> well it was just a suggestion :)
[17:12] <lstarnes> forgotmypwdoh: which password?
[17:12] <llutz> Spike1506: not a good one :)
[17:12] <Quasar1048> Oh... I just realized... I may just need to update...
[17:12] <kamagatos> beefcaked: u dont have the key to verify integrity of your repository
[17:12] <theTroy> Jake__: best is to use 4-5 GB swap, since it will allow hibernation, and linux barely uses swap with 4GB of RAM
[17:12] <llutz> Jake__: do you want to use hibernation?
[17:12] <Jake__> Spike1506, plus I've had a bad experience with the initial ubuntu installation partition editor
[17:12] <Jake__> llutz, do you mean like having the computer sleep?
[17:12] <llutz> Jake__: yes
[17:12] <lstarnes> Beefcaked: try sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo apt-get update
[17:13] <theTroy> Jake__:  llutz do not confuse sleep with hibernate
[17:13] <Jake__> llutz, in my case my computer is either on, locked or off
[17:13] <llutz> Jake__: hibernation = suspend-to-disk
[17:13] <llutz> Jake__: so you won't need any swap partition at all. just add swap-file later if you really need it
[17:13] <anna1> hi
[17:13] <jedi06> openssl rsa -in Priv.key -text -noout   unable to load Private Key
[17:13] <{[Aaron]}> Hi, how can I install Ubuntu on a dedicated hard drive partition without using a CD/USB stick, can I do it through mouting the file on a virtual drive (such as Daemons)
[17:13] <theTroy> (16:30:31) theTroy: Anyone knows why does the MACbook 4.1 touchpad acts weirder than normal on ubuntu than on mac? (i.e. the vertical and horizontal sensitivity is different, and you need to press harder on it to make it work).
[17:13] <theTroy> (16:30:31) theTroy: And anyone has a link to exchange rates screenlet for compiz? Thanks!
[17:13] <forgotmypwdoh> My nick pw. I haven't connected in a few months.
[17:14] <lstarnes> forgotmypwdoh: join #freenode and ask there
[17:14] <forgotmypwdoh> Ty sir
[17:14] <lstarnes> forgotmypwdoh: you should switch to your real nick first if possible
[17:14] <Jake__> I also mainly use Vista for games and stuff but I want to use Ubuntu to get used to using the terminal and possibly web browsing and stuff.  How much HD space should I allocate to that?
[17:14] <moustafaza> I've created a new group and I used usermod -g groupname myusername to add my user to that group, but it seems that I've locked myself out of the system adminsitration any ideas?
[17:14] <agustin> please
[17:14] <agustin> chat ubuntu spanish???
[17:15] <lstarnes> agustin: /join #ubuntu-es
[17:15] <agustin> thank you
[17:15] <{[Aaron]}> Hi, how can I install Ubuntu on a dedicated hard drive partition without using a CD/USB stick, can I do it through mouting the file on a virtual drive (such as Daemons)?
[17:15] <FirstSgt|Work> I have ubuntu on 3 computers.  I want them to be the same (all tomboy notes, desktop background, etc).  "synced"... how would I do this?
[17:15] <llutz> Jake__: depends... i'm more than fine with 10GiB, but personal data is on own disks
[17:15] <Jake__> llutz, I'll probably set it up with 20
[17:16] <Jake__> llutz, that sound reasonable?
[17:16] <llutz> Jake__: more than :)
[17:16] <mgedmin> moustafaza: usermod -g was not the right thing to do; if you want to _add_ a user to a group, use 'adduser username groupname'
[17:16] <mgedmin> moustafaza: you can do that with usermod too, but I don't remember how
[17:16] <Jake__> llutz, thanks!
[17:16] <theTroy> Jake__: on 23GB here, a bit problematic if you have EVERYTHING on it
[17:16] <mgedmin> moustafaza: if you can't get root now, you'll need to reboot and select "rescue mode"
[17:16] <{[Aaron]}> how can I install Ubuntu on a dedicated hard drive partition without using a CD/USB stick, can I do it through mouting the file on a virtual drive (such as Daemons)?
[17:16] <FirstSgt|Work> I want all my ubuntu desktops to be the same
[17:16] <mgedmin> moustafaza: then run 'usermod -g myusername myusername' to restore your initial login group
[17:16] <jedi06> How do i find out info on a private key!!!
[17:16] <Jake__> theTroy, I have the majority of stuff on my windows partition.  I'm not ready to use ubuntu fullblown yet
[17:16] <jedi06> private RSA key
[17:16] <FirstSgt|Work> is there an "autosync" for them that runs on detected net connections
[17:17] <jedi06> i'm unable to load the key in perl
[17:17] <FirstSgt|Work> kinda like rsync, but the ip address could be different
[17:17] <jedi06> i want to know why
[17:17] <jedi06> can't load the key using the openssl command line either
[17:17] <{[Aaron]}> how can I install Ubuntu on a dedicated hard drive partition without using a CD/USB stick, can I do it through mouting the file on a virtual drive (such as Daemons)?
[17:17] <theTroy> Jake__: then 20 GB is perfect for you. You will have to edit your grub list though to auto-mount your M$ partition. As well as bear in mind that the mounted ntfs partition is available to everyone to do whatever they want there
[17:18] <Jake__> theTroy, if I have a problem I'll know where to come
[17:19] <{[Aaron]}> how can I install Ubuntu on a dedicated hard drive partition without using a CD/USB stick, can I do it through mouting the file on a virtual drive (such as Daemons)?
[17:19] <{[Aaron]}> how can I install Ubuntu on a dedicated hard drive partition without using a CD/USB stick, can I do it through mouting the file on a virtual drive (such as Daemons)?
[17:20] <Jake__> Try Wubi
[17:20] <bastidraZor> !install > {[Aaron]}
[17:20] <Welshy-Rob> hi i ve just installed istanbull screen recorded and i tryed it out and its been saving to disk for like a hour
[17:20] <{[Aaron]}> thanks
[17:20] <anna1> hi
[17:20] <popey> Welshy-Rob: recordmydesktop is better than istanbul in my opinion
[17:21] <popey> Welshy-Rob: i find it more robust
[17:21] <jedi06> openssl rsa -inform [DER|PEM|NET] -in Priv.key -text -noout,  all unable to load Private Key
[17:21] <anna1> i recently installed ubuntu desktop 9.04 on my computer, but when i boot it, it hangs and says: Grub loading Error18
[17:21] <popey> Welshy-Rob: http://screencasts.ubuntu.com/  <-- those were made with recordmydesktop as per http://popey.com/blog/2009/09/02/a-video-editor-that-just-works/ those details
[17:21] <Welshy-Rob> popey cant use record mydesktop it just fails
[17:22] <popey> Welshy-Rob: fails how?
[17:22] <FluxD> Is this the ubuntu server support chan too?
[17:22] <e370> how do i install nvidia drivers
[17:22] <e370> they came in a .run package
[17:22] <popey> !nvidia | e370
[17:22] <Welshy-Rob> it gives me a error 256 or something
[17:22] <e370> cheers
[17:22] <FluxD> e370, ./abcd.run
[17:23] <popey> FluxD: i wouldnt do that
[17:23] <Jake__> Just another quick question.  When Ubuntu updates to a new version every 6 months, can I upgrade from within ubuntu and still keep all my data?
[17:23] <lstarnes> Jake__: yes
[17:23] <popey> Jake__: yes
[17:23] <Jake__> sweet
[17:23] <popey> it is! :)
[17:23] <FluxD> Is this the ubuntu server support chan too?
[17:23] <lstarnes> FluxD: this channel is for ubuntu in general.  There is also #ubuntu-server
[17:23] <pshr_> hello, what do i need to install in order get the 'C' function man pages to work out like
[17:23] <pshr_> man fgets
[17:23] <pshr_> etc
[17:24] <Pici> pshr_: manpages-dev
[17:24] <mgedmin> anna1: a bit of an ouch there; google gave me this: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/grub-error-guide.xml
[17:24] <peterpan> i just installed 2 users for ssh usage, when i login with them i dont get the bash but a $. I have to start the bash by typing 'bash'. how can i change that?
[17:24] <Welshy-Rob> popey, it gives me a error 256 or something
[17:24] <mgedmin> anna1: must be a very large disk you have, or very old BIOS
[17:24] <AaronMT-M> !schedule
[17:24] <pshr_> Thanks Pici
[17:24] <popey> Welshy-Rob: sounds like an audio issue :S
[17:25] <anna1> how can i fix it, it sounds complicated
[17:25] <Welshy-Rob> so do i just turn audio off?
[17:25] <Welshy-Rob> popey, so do i just turn audio off?
[17:25] <popey> Welshy-Rob: untick the sound tickbox in recordmydesktop
[17:26] <Welshy-Rob> popey, thanks ill give it a go xD
[17:26] <Heather> I had Windows 7 installed, but I went back to Windows XP. I restored grub so now I can get back into Ubuntu, but now the link to Windows in grub isn't working. How do I fix this?
[17:28] <hhb_> hi
[17:29] <Beefcaked> i have ubuntu installed in my vaio and the buttons for mute/volume up and down all respond to a gui thing.. thing is.. it doesnt actually mute the system or lower or increase the volume
[17:30] <frogbrains> Beefcaked:You probably have the buttons set the wrong slider
[17:30] <frogbrains> For volume
[17:30] <e370> how do i install .run packages through terminal
[17:30] <iceroot> e370: ./your-program.run
[17:31] <Beefcaked> frogbrains: really? because when i volume down... theres a popup thing that appears telling me its lowering the volume.. but it really isnt
[17:31] <Heather> I had Windows 7 installed, but I went back to Windows XP. I restored grub so now I can get back into Ubuntu, but now the link to Windows in grub isn't working. How do I fix this?
[17:31] <frogbrains> Beefcaked:Yeah, it's just lowering a slider, not necessarily volume
[17:31] <iceroot> e370: have a look if it is executable, elsewhere type chmod +x your-program.run first
[17:31] <iceroot> !grub | Heather
[17:31] <Beefcaked> frogbrains: so how do i really make it lower the volume, inc and mute?]
[17:31] <frogbrains> Beefcaked:To change the slider it controls, right click the volume icon in the top panel, click "Preferences", select the right sound device, the click "Master" in the list below.
[17:32] <frogbrains> That should fix it.
[17:32] <Heather> iceroot: Thanks, but I've already read through that and it didn't solve my issue in a way I could understand.
[17:32] <Heather> btw, let me just say how much I hate being given links rather than actual help
[17:32] <frogbrains> beefcaked:I can't tell you which is the right sound device, they differ with each computer.
[17:32] <iceroot> Heather: post your menu.list to pastebin
[17:32] <iceroot> !paste | Heather
[17:32] <frogbrains> Beefcaked:However, it might say something like "Alsa mixer" in it.
[17:33] <iceroot> Heather: giving links is help :) the user just have to read the link
[17:33] <Heather> iceroot: http://paste.ubuntu.com/264522/
[17:33] <frogbrains> Beefcaked:I think that will fix it.  Might not though.
[17:33] <Welshy-Rob> popey, thanks mate it seems to b working now :)
[17:33] <popey> Welshy-Rob: yay
[17:33] <Beefcaked> frogbrains: lemme try everything
[17:33] <geneticx> hello everyone. I'm having this problem where my interfaces ip goes back to DHCP even though I have set up a static ip on interfaces.conf
[17:33] <frogbrains> Beefcaked;Ok.
[17:33] <frogbrains> Do tell me if it works.
[17:33] <geneticx> anyone can shed some light?
[17:35] <o_portista17> does anyone know how do i change the hard drive "name" without have to format it?
[17:35] <t0bi> hey guys! just discoverd a problem with jaunty..i have a beamer connected to the VGA-output of my laptop. xrandr doesnt "realize" this..however, if i press the function-key to switch from internal to external display, the beamer shows a cloned image of my screen. But how the hell can i set options (like extended desktop, beamer-resolution, etc.) now? as said, xrandr shows nothing but my internal display
[17:35] <iceroot> Heather: look where windows is (like sda1 or sdb2) then correct the settings at (hd0,1)  the first number is the letter. sda  a=0  sdb b=1, the second number is the number from sda1  1=0  sda2 =1  so for e.g.  sdb1  is hd(1,0)
[17:35] <e370> You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[17:35] <llutz> o_portista17: tune2fs -L
[17:36] <iceroot> Heather: you can also test the numbers at grub. just press e to edit a line when you are at grub, test hd0,0 hd1,0 hd1,1 and so on.
[17:36] <t0bi> e370, sorry, already ran nvidia-xconfig, i checked xorg.conf, it says i'm using the nvidia-driver
[17:36] <javier> HELLO, I WANNA EAT A COCK
[17:36] <javier> COCK
[17:36] <javier> COCK
[17:36] <FloodBot2> javier: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:37] <yangzi> hello
[17:37] <e370> im confused dot com .... :\ this worked before when i had windows xp installed along with ubuntu now its not accepting the driver
[17:37] <yangzi> I come from CHINA!
[17:37] <Beefcaked> frogbrains: you see, the slider in the top toolbar actually works
[17:37] <Beefcaked> frogbrains: when i try to volume down/up/mute from there. it works. but when i use the laptop's dedicated buttons it doesnt
[17:38] <javier> CULO DE MIERDA
[17:38] <javier> MIERDA DE CULO
[17:38] <FloodBot2> javier: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:39] <e370> i am so confused!!!
[17:39] <e370> :(
[17:41] <gnt64a> hi guys can someone please help install software drivers for my n wireless usb stick.i have the source code but being new i dont know what to do with,but i've managed to unpack and thats how far i've got with.
[17:41] <Beefcaked> Hi can someone help me? Im using a laptop with dedicated butons for lowering/increasing and muting the volume. whenever i press these buttons theres a graphical popup that appears to be doing what he button should be doing... problem is that it doesnt take affect in the actual system. when i try to mute.. it doesnt mute the system
[17:42] <javier__> good Felipe,i need suport
[17:43] <zebrafusion> hello all. how can I pipe a streaming .mp3 through mplayer out into my own file?
[17:43] <llutz> zebrafusion: mplayer --dumpfile
[17:43] <zebrafusion> llutz: you're sexy
[17:43] <zebrafusion> ;)
[17:43] <zebrafusion> thx mate
[17:43] <Dr_Willis> I just use the streamripper tool zebrafusion
[17:44] <kahen> zebrafusion, man mplayer says you want to look at -dumpaudio, -dumpfile and -dumpstream
[17:44] <zebrafusion> kahen: thx
[17:44] <kahen> zebrafusion, and for future reference there's also a -dumpvideo option of course
[17:44] <zebrafusion> kahen: of course ;)
[17:45] <llutz> just remember "man mplayer" ;)
[17:45] <mgedmin> and, for completeness, mplayer -ao pcm
[17:45] <jcole> anyone here know the reasoning for not including 64bit flashplayer in the next ubuntu release karmic?
[17:45] <techtronic> whats your thoughts about the need for antivirus in linux - is it needed
[17:45] <mgedmin> techtronic: no
[17:45] <Spike1506> !9.10 | jcole
[17:45] <kahen> llutz, well... man mplayer is pretty darn huge. it can be hard to find what you're looking for sometimes without reading _all_ of it carefully
[17:45] <mgedmin> techtronic: if you're running a mail server, you may want to scan for (windows) viruses in the mail that passes through
[17:46] <mgedmin> techtronic: or if you're a file server for (windows) executables
[17:46] <techtronic> standard ubuntu laptop
[17:46] <mgedmin> techtronic: people argue about the reason (technical excellence versus nobody cares about the small user base) but in practice there was never a linux virus running in the wild
[17:46] <Speckal> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/open-vm-tools/+bug/277556    how can I get the updated open-vm-tools package that was mentioned in this thread?
[17:46] <mgedmin> worms, now, we've had those
[17:47] <mgedmin> so, techtronic, when update manager suggests security updates, it's a good idea to install them
[17:47] <jpoa> there os
[17:47] <jpoa> there is too many people in here
[17:47] <mgedmin> although worms are dangerous for servers, and ubuntu has no open ports by default
[17:47] <llutz> kahen:right, but most of the time you'll find what you're looking for, using the search-function.
[17:47] <techtronic> oh yeah i realise the need to update
[17:47] <e370> how do i see all the drivers for my hardware, there dont seem to be an app to show what is installed properly
[17:48] <techtronic> just looking specifically at the need to run av on a linux end user box
[17:48] <btnz> M-Audio FW410 under jaunty - any way to make it happen?
[17:48] <Speckal> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/open-vm-tools/+bug/277556    how can I get the updated open-vm-tools package that was mentioned in this thread?
[17:49] <mgedmin> e370: it's a question that's rarely relevant
[17:49] <mgedmin> e370: /me mumbes about people with short attention spans
[17:49]  * mgedmin is one
[17:50] <new_to_linux> I am having a problem with my Atheros WPN111 USB wireless network adaptor (using the Windows driver wrapped by ndiswrapper) - it was working fine, except that it would loose the ndiswrapper settings after each boot. so I played with some settings (as suggested on a few forums), but now when i try to connect to my home access point (using a WPA encryption key), it keeps asking me for the key every couple of minutes, a
[17:50] <new_to_linux> nd never manages to establish a connection. any suggestions please??
[17:51] <mgedmin> is ndiswrapper the only choice for Atheros WPN111?
[17:51] <new_to_linux> seems so - apparently madwifi doesn't support USB adaptors ..
[17:51] <puremichael> how can i get the version of a package in apt-cache ?
[17:52] <llutz> purefusion: apt-cache policy
[17:52] <calrik_> whats the best way to share files between two ubuntu computers?
[17:52] <calrik_> secure pref also
[17:52]  * mgedmin has some weird marvell libertas pci wifi card that barely works with ndiswrapper
[17:52] <anzo> calrik is it a home network?
[17:53] <grawity> calrik_: SFTP would be the safest.
[17:53] <calrik_> anzo: yes
[17:53] <mgedmin> calrik_: ssh may be convenient
[17:53] <calrik_> ssh got size limit eh?
[17:53] <grawity> calrik_: No.
[17:53] <grawity> calrik_: Install openssh-server on both, then just go to Places -> Connect to Server...
[17:53] <mgedmin> if you've got ssh accounts (and ssh public keys), you can use Places -> Connect to server
[17:53] <mgedmin> ssh/sftp ain't the fastest thing in the world for transferring large files, perhaps
[17:53] <calrik_> ok already got ssh installed on one
[17:54] <grawity> calrik_: Including the server?
[17:54] <calrik_> yes
[17:54] <mgedmin> actually, the ssh public key is just for convenience; password-based auth will also work
[17:54] <grawity> calrik_: So go to Places now.
[17:54] <mgedmin> btw jaunty is the first ubuntu release where I could set up windows network shares (i.e. samba) using purely GUI tools (right-click on a folder in nautilus)
[17:56] <torn> When an ISO for a Linux or Unix distro has AMD64 in the filename, it simply means x86_64, correct? It will work all the same with a 64-bit Intel processor?
[17:56] <Speckal> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/open-vm-tools/+bug/277556    how can I get the updated open-vm-tools package that was mentioned in this thread?
[17:56] <llutz> torn: yes
[17:57] <torn> llutz, thank you. I just wanted to get that out of the way, since it kind of seemed odd at first.
[17:57] <torn> I'm not sure why AMD64 would be used to name an ISO, as opposed to simply x86_64.
[17:57] <Quasar1048> nope- no go...
[17:57] <mgedmin> historical reasons, I suppose
[17:57] <Quasar1048> I do not think it is possible to compile kon alpha 6 from source...
[17:57] <mgedmin> amd came up with the architecture, and it used to be called amd64 for a while
[17:58] <mgedmin> I was very surprised when I discovered my core 2 duo supported "amd64"
[17:58] <torn> Interesting.
[17:58] <calrik_> yer I got confused when I download a package with IA64 and it didnt work
[17:58] <torn> Just a remnant of the past, then.
[17:58] <calrik_> got core 2 duo also
[17:59] <grawity> IA64 is a completely different architecture.
[17:59] <calrik_> IA64 is for what processor?
[17:59] <acicula> well x86_64 and amd64 are kind of interchangeable, think there was/is a discussion about the naming
[17:59] <mgedmin> Itanium
[17:59] <acicula> IA64 is itanium (intel)
[17:59] <rajesht> Hi guys
[18:00] <rajesht> me and a frnd of mine share an OVH server with ubuntu install
[18:00] <rajesht> I just want to use KDE by installing Kubuntu but whenever i select it, it says the package is not gonna be installed
[18:00] <moustafaza> I have used the command usermod -G to assign a new group to my user (administrator) then I figured out that I've removed my primary user group so I've used usermod -G admin myuser it works well now from terminal but when I open an application in the GNOME which needs authentication if freezes when I click on unlock, any ideas?
[18:00] <rajesht> is it just because OVH not letting me to do that?
[18:00] <Umeaboy> Hi!
[18:00] <new_to_linux> I am having a problem with my Atheros WPN111 USB wireless network adaptor (using the Windows driver wrapped by ndiswrapper) - it was working fine, except that it would loose the ndiswrapper settings after each boot. so I played with some settings (as suggested on a few forums), but now when i try to connect to my home access point (using a WPA encryption key), it keeps asking me for the key every couple of minutes, a
[18:00] <new_to_linux> nd never manages to establish a connection. any suggestions please??
[18:01] <Pici> rajesht: What is OVh?
[18:01] <Umeaboy> http://www.ladda-upp.com/bilder-a/luderstorm-816.png
[18:01] <Umeaboy> Is this something that can't be fixed in Opera or what?
[18:01] <MrWindex> hey all
[18:01] <rajesht> OVH = company that sells dedi servers
[18:01] <rajesht> www.ovh.co.uk
[18:01] <Umeaboy> I HAVE reported it upstream.
[18:01] <Umeaboy> Nothing happens.
[18:01] <MrWindex> anyone know a good FTP client?
[18:01] <torn> new_to_linux, what version of Ubuntu?
[18:01] <Umeaboy> MrWindex: FileZilla.
[18:02] <new_to_linux> torn: jaunty
[18:02] <Pici> rajesht: What package are you trying to install?
[18:02] <rajesht> kubuntu-desktop
[18:02] <rajesht> it says that there are dependencies but those are not gonna be installed
[18:02] <torn> new_to_linux, are you using GNOME Network Manager or Wicd?
[18:02] <Pici> rajesht: Could you pastebin the contents of our /etc/apt/sources.list file ?
[18:02] <rajesht> just a pin
[18:02] <rajesht> *min
[18:02] <Quasar1048> rajesht: same issue here, but diff. program...
[18:03] <rajesht> deluge?
[18:03] <rajesht> ;)
[18:03] <MrWindex> thanks
[18:03] <nandy_> hiiiiiiiiii
[18:03] <Spike1506> Quasar1048, rajesht: maybe sudo apt-get dist-upgrade works?
[18:03] <tj83_> hello all, I was wondering if someone could suggest a package for lightening video, much like enhancing photos with say gimp or other but for video. particularly .avi format.
[18:03] <calrik_> rajesht: using synaptic to install the packages?
[18:03] <rajesht> yes, calrik
[18:03] <rajesht> i tried terminal
[18:03] <Quasar1048> I just updated, but I still cant install what I need" kdelibs4-dev
[18:03] <rajesht> sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[18:03] <Bllasae_> how do I open tgz archives, again?
[18:03] <calrik_> strange synaptic normally sorts out the dependencies
[18:04] <grawity> Bllasae_: GUI or terminal?
[18:04] <Bllasae_> I dunno
[18:04] <new_to_linux> torn: the adaptor was working before actually (just using Gnome Network Manager), but then I read something about wicd, so I tried installing that. unfortunately, that messed up my wired connection, so i uninstalled wicd and went back to gnome, but it hasn't been the same since ...
[18:04] <Bllasae_> GUI
[18:04] <grawity> Bllasae_: Double-click.
[18:04] <torn> tj83_, check out Kdenlive and Avidemux-gtk.
[18:04] <Bllasae_> hah
[18:04] <Bllasae_> thanks
[18:04] <Quasar1048> it says that two things have unreasonable dependencies and that it wont install
[18:04] <nandy_> how i install oracle on ubuntu 8.04
[18:04] <vincent_> is it possible to shut down without logging out?
[18:04] <tj83_> torn, ty
[18:04] <Quasar1048> I'm starting to think its impossible]
[18:04] <grawity> vincent_: Yes, 'sudo poweroff'
[18:04] <rajesht> Quasar1048: What client are u having an issue with?
[18:04] <Umeaboy> nandy_: sudo apt-get install oracle
[18:04] <vincent_> grawity, but what??? how the hell is that possible?
[18:04] <Spike1506> !tgz | Bllasae_
[18:05] <grawity> vincent_: Huh?
[18:05] <vincent_> it's just so weird
[18:05] <grawity> I see nothing weird in that.
[18:05] <Umeaboy> Everything is weird.
[18:05] <torn> new_to_linux, try this (and I'm no expert, so I hope someone else might have a better idea) try to connect to your wireless router, and after it fails a few times, open up a terminal in fullscreen and type: dmesg | tail -30
[18:05] <acicula> nandy_: oracle as in the database?
[18:05] <torn> new_to_linux, it might show you any issues with the wireless adapter.
[18:05] <blackxored> hello after some time on the logs tell me kernel: vmap allocation failed... any clues? then I couldn't even list my lvs
[18:06] <Quasar1048> rajesht: Konversation. I want to upgrade to alpha6
[18:06] <anna1> hi, during boot, the system holds with an errormessage 18. mgedmin gave me a link where the website tells me "selected cylinder exceeds max supported by bios". i should try to update the bios or move the boot partition to the front. i already updated my bios and by the way, its a mainboard with a quadcore processor, so its not that old. the problem is, i dont know how to move the boot partition to the front. what else could it do? i nev
[18:06] <gronlund> what's the name of the alsa lib, pkg-conf cant find "alsa"
[18:06] <vincent_> grawity, the way I figure is.. if your PC is off, it's off.. there's no way you can be logged in? does your spirit stay in the turned off computer or something?
[18:07] <Quasar1048> sudo atp-get install kdelibs5-dev
[18:07] <grawity> Dude, this is not Neuromancer or anything like that
[18:07] <Quasar1048> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[18:07] <Quasar1048>   kdelibs5-dev: Depends: libasound2-dev but it is not going to be installed
[18:07] <grawity> Your spirit is _not_ in the PC.
[18:07] <Quasar1048> E: Broken packages
[18:07] <Quasar1048> ???
[18:07] <Quasar1048> update didn't fix
[18:07] <Pici> !enter | Quasar1048
[18:07] <mgedmin> anna1: if you've just installed ubuntu, the simplest solution would be to reinstall, and select manual partitioning
[18:07] <torn> tj83_, technically the program is called Avidemux, but the package you want to install is "avidemux-gtk" or "avidemux-kde".
[18:07] <Quasar1048> sorry, I just pasted
[18:07] <mgedmin> anna1: then create a small (say, 1 GB) partition for /boot in addition to a big partition for everything else
[18:08] <nandy_> rediff is possible on obuntu????????/
[18:08] <mgedmin> anna1: also make sure that the small one is the first partition (and is therefore near the beginning of the disk)
[18:08] <tj83_> torn, many thanks got it installed and i have found the settings.... great... perfect.
[18:08] <Quasar1048> I must say... 2 lines are NOT flooding. I am a chanop
[18:08] <vincent_> grawity, ok, so you don't have to sign in and give your password when you log on again?
[18:08] <grawity> mgedmin: I thought some 256 MB is enough for /boot
[18:08] <Quasar1048> not here though
[18:08] <grawity> vincent_: You do
[18:08] <torn> tj83_, have fun playing around with it! I haven't delved too much into either program. I used Avidemux a few times to convert some videos, but aside from that, I don't play with video files very often.
[18:09] <llutz> vincent_: it will log you off, just won't save your session
[18:09] <anzo> Hello All, I was wondering if any one in the room was running ubuntu 9.04 and ati graphics cards? I am currently running 8.10 because the support wasnt there for 9.04 and was wondering if it has improved as of the late?
[18:09] <mgedmin> gronlund: I think you want the libalsa-dev package (or maybe libalsaN-dev, where N is a number)
[18:09] <new_to_linux> torn: when i cancel the connection prompt for the wireless key, my access point disappears from the access point list available - help?
[18:09] <bastidraZor> Quasar1048: can you pastebin the output of apt-cache policy libasound2-dev
[18:09] <mgedmin> grawity: true; each kernel is under 15 megs, and there won't be that many of them
[18:10] <grawity> vincent_: The shutdown process will stop 'gdm', which will, by killing the Xserver, forcefully and automatically log you out.
[18:10] <gronlund> mgedmin: thanks
[18:10] <anna1> hmm, i thought about it and i think reinstallation sounds best.
[18:10] <grawity> vincent_: The "logged in users" information is stored in RAM; which is obviously only alive when the PC is on.
[18:10] <anna1> at the moment i have on 998GB partition
[18:10] <anna1> how should i partition my drive?
[18:10] <Quasar1048> bastidraZor: how do I find it?
[18:11] <bastidraZor> Quasar1048: find what?
[18:11] <Quasar1048> oh wait.. think I know...
[18:11] <Quasar1048> cache policy
[18:11] <torn> new_to_linux, so you said you installed the Windows drivers for your USB adapter via ndiswrapper?
[18:11] <acicula> there's no real reason for running multiple partitions as a home user unless you run raid/multiple os etc
[18:11] <gronlund> !libalsa
[18:11] <gronlund> !libalsa-dev
[18:11] <free-lance> sal all
[18:11] <bastidraZor> Quasar1048: type that command... apt-cache policy libasound2-dev  .. in terminal
[18:12] <Anarchy7> hi guys
[18:12] <harjot> how would i launch an app on another computer using ssh?
[18:12] <maxagaz> when i do smbldap-passwd, i get the following error message: erreur LDAP: Can't contact slave ldap server (IO::Socket::INET: connect: Connection refused). Can someone help me ?
[18:12] <ryan_> exit
[18:12] <Quasar1048> W unable to locate package libsound2-dev
[18:12] <Anarchy7> I am about to install ubuntu now but on start up |I want it to ask me vista or ubuntu how do I arrange that ?
[18:12] <acicula> harjot: ssh in and start it, ssh in with -X flag to enable x forwarding for remote gui
[18:12] <guntbert> harjot: a CLI app or a GUI app?
[18:12] <Anarchy7> I meant I dont want them to mix ...
[18:12] <harjot> ks
[18:12] <bastidraZor> Quasar1048: check your spelling.
[18:12] <vincent_> llutz and grawity, grawity told me a while ago you stay logged on while the computer is off...
[18:12] <harjot> needs x server
[18:12] <llutz> harjot: ssh user@host command
[18:13] <Pici> Anarchy7: The installer will install the Grub bootloader which does that, theres nothing you need to do to configure it during the install
[18:13] <harjot> ssh -x user@host
[18:13] <harjot> then commands?
[18:13] <Quasar1048> oh.. its liba.. not lib.. lol
[18:13] <vincent_> llutz and grawity, now you tell me you stay logged on? what is it now?
[18:13] <harjot> i can do ssh@host but not launch apps
[18:13] <guntbert> harjot: then as acicula said - but ssh -X (not -x)
[18:13] <Anarchy7> Pici thanks a lot
[18:13] <harjot> ok thanks
[18:13] <llutz> vincent_: you misread me
[18:14] <Quasar1048> bastidraZor: whats that site to past stuff on here?
[18:14] <Quasar1048> paste... something>
[18:14] <Quasar1048> ?*
[18:14] <iceroot> !paste | Quasar1048
[18:14] <llutz> harjot: ssh -X user@host command
[18:14] <Pici> vincent_: I think you should rephrase your question. Are you referring to hibernating the computer or something else?
[18:14] <Quasar1048> pastebin! There we go...
[18:14] <harjot> ok ty
[18:14] <new_to_linux> torn: yes, there were two drivers to install (according to the forums) - they show as installed in ndisgtk, although only one of them is showing 'Hardware present'. when i start ndisgtk, an error always comes up saying 'Unable to check if hardware is present'. in the network list, there are a bunch of other access points shown, but not my home one (which has the strongest signal strength), and was previously set to a
[18:14] <new_to_linux> utomatically connect, but I have removed that now too to try get things working
[18:15] <Quasar1048> bastidraZor: http://pastebin.com/m63c27d9b
[18:15] <Quasar1048> I am pretty sure I have that repo enabled...
[18:15] <Quasar1048> let me check..
[18:15] <vincent_> Pici, someone told me you can stay logged in while turning your computer off
[18:15] <blackxored> any clues??: kernel: vmap allocation failed
[18:15] <Pici> vincent_: If you hibernate your computer, then the contents of ram are stored on the harddrive.
[18:16] <llutz> Pici: shut down !=suspend/sleep
[18:16] <bastidraZor> Quasar1048: what version of libasound2-dev is it wanting to install but can't?
[18:16] <Pici> llutz: I think some of these terms are being used interchangably accidentally here.
[18:16] <Quasar1048> Okay.. it looks my repo has no key...
[18:17] <vincent_> Pici, logged in users are stored in RAM, what else?
[18:17] <Quasar1048> well... that could be problem lol
[18:17] <vincent_> a lot..
[18:17] <Quasar1048> bastidraZor: I dont know... thats all it says
[18:17] <jalonso> Hey everyone, How do I mount a hard disk thru a live dvd?
[18:17] <Pici> vincent_: What else what?
[18:18] <mgedmin> jalonso: when you boot into a live ubuntu session, go to the places menu and select the partition you want to mount; they're all listed there (IIRC)
[18:19] <Quasar1048> right now Im requesting a ky for that repo...
[18:19] <Trijntje> Hi all, how can i mount a device so that all users can read/write it? I tried mount -o rw,user but that way I cannot add new files to the disk
[18:19] <Quasar1048> didn't work yesterday though...
[18:19] <Quasar1048> can i add in manually?
[18:19] <Quasar1048> it*
[18:19] <llutz> Trijntje: what filesystem?
[18:19] <jalonso> mgedmin: ok, I'll confess, I'm actually using a slackware dvd so all I have is command prompt
[18:19] <Quasar1048> failed...
[18:20] <Rabbitbunny> jalonso: type man mount
[18:20] <Pici> jalonso: If you aren't running Ubuntu then we cannot help you, ask in their support channel.
[18:21] <jalonso> Pici: ok
[18:21] <Quasar1048> I need this repo: http://mx.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/main Packages
[18:21] <Trijntje> llutz: ext2, luks encrypted
[18:21] <jalonso> thank you for  all the  help
[18:21] <Quasar1048> where do I get a key for it?
[18:21] <llutz> Trijntje: use chown/chmod
[18:21] <new_to_linux> I am having a problem with my Atheros WPN111 USB wireless network adaptor (using the Windows driver wrapped by ndiswrapper) - it was working fine, except that it would loose the ndiswrapper settings after each boot. so I played with some settings (as suggested on a few forums), but now when i try to connect to my home access point (using a WPA encryption key), it keeps asking me for the key every couple of minutes, a
[18:21] <new_to_linux> nd never manages to establish a connection. any suggestions please??
[18:21] <new_to_linux> torn: the adaptor was working before actually (just using Gnome Network Manager), but then I read something about wicd, so I tried installing that. unfortunately, that messed up my wired connection, so i uninstalled wicd and went back to gnome, but it hasn't been the same since ...
[18:22] <grawity> Quasar1048: This seems to be an official Ubuntu main repository mirror. So the PGP key should be already included with Ubuntu.
[18:22] <acicula> new_to_linux: is your key correct, does it work without encryption/wep?
[18:22] <Trijntje> llutz: yes, that works, but i am hoping there is a way to mount it properly so i dont have to do that every time i use the disk
[18:23] <llutz> Trijntje: you won't need to do it everytime if you've done it right once. permissions will be stored in the filesystem
[18:23] <jalonso> #slackware
[18:23] <new_to_linux> acicula - the key is correct. i think that maybe it might have something to do with when i installed wicd, and then uninstalled it (cos it killed my wired connection) and went back to gnome network manager
[18:23] <Quasar1048> grawity: I dont see that repo.. I have two for jaunty, but neither of them are that one..
[18:24] <Trijntje> llutz: ah ok, will that also work when i plug the disk in another pc with different users?
[18:24] <pepperphd> what are my chances of successfully installing xubuntu on an old 600 mhz powerpc?
[18:24] <llutz> Trijntje: no
[18:24] <llutz> Trijntje: it will work for users with the same UID
[18:24] <tj83_> pepperphd, will prolly work... but slow as molasses
[18:24] <thiebaude> pepperphd: how much ram?
[18:25] <tj83_> i ran ubuntu 8.04 on an old 700mhz PII pepperphd
[18:25] <pepperphd> tj83_ the thing is already slow, i just want a little box to mess with
[18:25] <pepperphd> thiebaude, 512mb
[18:25] <tj83_> pepperphd, i suggest something full CLI like ubuntu server or something like that.
[18:25] <Trijntje> llutz: so if they both have UID=1000 or so the changes will be permanent?
[18:25] <llutz> yes
[18:26] <acicula> pepperphd: there are some older versions of ubuntu that run on powerpc arch, mind you these are a bit older
[18:26] <thiebaude> pepperphd: same ram as I, but i have 1gz processor
[18:26] <linxeh> acicula: are there not still community supported builds of ubuntu on powerpc ?
[18:26] <acicula> linxeh: i dont know, seems likely :)
[18:26] <linxeh> acicula: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/jaunty/release/
[18:27] <Trijntje> llutz: thanks a lot, I spent a lot of time trying to figure out why I couldnt mount it properly. Is this bug or a feature, because I was expecting it to behave as a normal filesystem when you decrypt it.
[18:27] <linxeh> seems there are builds :)
[18:27] <lasse_> halloo
[18:27] <acicula> linxeh: heh cool
[18:28] <llutz> Trijntje: i have no clue about encrypted fs
[18:28] <pons123> xss
[18:28] <Quasar1048> http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e242/Chromos1048/Screenshot-SoftwareSources.pnggrawity:
[18:28] <Quasar1048> those are all my repos
[18:29] <Quasar1048> grawity
[18:29] <Quasar1048> http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e242/Chromos1048/Screenshot-SoftwareSources.png
[18:29] <Quasar1048> I messed that up, sorry.
[18:29] <Nachturnal> Good day to you all.
[18:29] <Trijntje> llutz: i'm sorry, is this the default behavior for ext2 filesystems? because i have no such problem with a fat usb stick
[18:29] <Quasar1048> I dont see the repo its talking about... so how do I get the key for it?
[18:30] <llutz> Trijntje: its default for unix-filesystems
[18:30] <new_to_linux> acicula - the key is correct. i think that maybe it might have something to do with when i installed wicd, and then uninstalled it (cos it killed my wired connection) and went back to gnome network manager
[18:30] <bastidraZor> Quasar1048: it is unwise to mix distro versions..
[18:30] <llutz> Trijntje: on usb and other external you mostly have vfat/ntfs, which work different
[18:30] <acicula> new_to_linux: dunno then
[18:30] <Guest93202> Do we agree it's week 36? When I run "date", I get: Thu Sep  3 19:27:20 CEST 2009, but "date +%W" I get 35 ?!?
[18:31] <llutz> Trijntje: you cannot use unix-permissions on vfat/ntfs, that's why they have special mount-options
[18:31] <acicula> Guest93202: me 2
[18:31] <Guest93202> acicula, but, that's wierd?
[18:31] <Trijntje> llutz: I see, thank you very much, you've explained a lot to me in a short time.
[18:31] <grawity> Quasar1048: The one you want is an _official_ repo
[18:31] <linxeh> Guest93202:        %W     week number of year, with Monday as first day of week (00..53)
[18:31] <acicula> Guest93202: dunno, maybe it counts from 0-51
[18:31] <grawity> Quasar1048: And in your screenshot it's the "Third-party" tab.
[18:31] <linxeh> Guest93202: read the manpage for date
[18:31] <Guest93202> Oh, so week 1 is mapped to 0, and so forth
[18:32] <grawity> Quasar1048: The one you want goes in 'Ubuntu software'
[18:32] <Guest93202> No offence to the author of date, but that's stupid?
[18:32] <acicula> Guest93202: no, it's in fact not that, look at the man page
[18:32] <acicula> (i just checked :)
[18:32] <lebear> Hi. I want to install VLC in a specific dir, but I can only find the aptitude way of doing this - is it possible to specify path using aptitude ?
[18:32] <Guest93202> acicula, I've already read it, but I couldn't figure it out, so I asked here.
[18:32] <funkmaster> hi there :) is there any way that i can display (e.g. by mount --bind or some other way) the contents of a folder A and folder B at the same time in folder C, so I enter directory C and see in there the content of A and B merged?
[18:33] <Quasar1048> wonder why its not working then>
[18:33] <Quasar1048> ?*
[18:33] <linxeh> Guest93202: then why the surprise at my quote from the manpage ?
[18:33] <llutz> funkmaster: unionfs/aufs should do that
[18:34] <Quasar1048> I never understood why this stuff works so easily for everyone else...
[18:34] <Guest93202> linxeh, because I was just told that it's not the case, that date mapes week 1 as 0, 2 as 1 and so forth?
[18:34] <Guest93202> maps*
[18:34] <funkmaster> llutz: ok googling it right now :)
[18:34] <Quasar1048> this stuff just needs to get more organized, its all a disaster
[18:34] <linxeh> Guest93202: its from 00-53, with monday as the first day of the week.
[18:35] <Quasar1048> ten different tutorials to do the same thing- each one works  for a different person... shouldnt be like that
[18:35] <Guest93202> so it does..
[18:35] <Pici> Quasar1048: Can you pastebin the contents of /etc/apt/sources.list using http://paste.ubuntu.com please?
[18:35] <jrib> Quasar1048: use help.ubuntu.com as your documentation
[18:35] <Quasar1048> Pici: yeah, give me a moment
[18:35] <linxeh> Guest93202: the manpage gives several options for month of year. I think you chose the wrong one.
[18:35] <cmelo> Does anyone here use Ubuntu/Jaunty Firefox and have issues with sites like Stckam - I can't get the chat to work
[18:36] <FluxD> I am trying to install apt-get install ubuntu-desktop on ubuntu server and its throwing me dependancies error. Any ideas what could be wrong?
[18:36] <Quasar1048> Pici: http://pastebin.com/m7ecddb2e
[18:37] <wild_oscar> hey! what package is the one responsible for the keyboard models/layouts
[18:37] <wild_oscar> I'm filing a bug and need to know the package
[18:37] <zvonkorp> can i have pure-ftpd automatically give read/write permissions to newly created folders or directories
[18:37] <Guest93202> linxeh, thanks, I see it now.
[18:37] <miguelonnnn> hi please will you help me? i've got an usb modem and i need to configure it
[18:37] <mgedmin> wild_oscar: it's called xkeyboard-config upstream; not sure if ubuntu has the same package name
[18:37] <genii> wild_oscar: console-setup
[18:38] <grawity> zvonkorp: Look for 'umask' in its config.
[18:38] <miguelonnnn> could you help me a little?
[18:38] <zvonkorp> thank you grawity
[18:38] <grawity> miguelonnnn: We probably could, but you haven't explained your problem yet.
[18:38] <miguelonnnn> hehe grawity eheh i just asked
[18:38] <linxeh> now, to figure out why hdmi audio isnt working. grr!
[18:38] <miguelonnnn> nice then , let's start
[18:38] <moustafaza> Can anyone here help me fix something with the user groups?
[18:39] <pshr_> miguelonnnn, i need the same thing
[18:39] <miguelonnnn> in the walkthrough i found, it says ubuntu should recognise my usb modem as a cdrom
[18:39] <guntbert> FluxD: the point is: X is not supported on server, so there will be missing libraries, but feel free to !pastebin (don't just paste) the output of your apt-get install
[18:39] <pshr_> its a reliance USB ADM
[18:39] <wild_oscar> mgedmin: where should I file the issue then? (the issue being that my keyboard model is not in the list) ?
[18:39] <miguelonnnn> well let's do it together pshr_
[18:39] <danielgianni> anyone know how to capture events of ubuntu (without GUI) for example the end of the event automount the cdrom? I'm trying to develop a service of ubuntu to update some systems via cdrom
[18:39] <FluxD> guntbert, thanks let me do that now
[18:39] <Quasar1048> miguelonnnn: if its 3G, I run the same thing...
[18:39] <MaNU_> Contents missing when ppt opened in OO, how we can prevent it?
[18:39] <sebsebseb> hi
[18:39] <Lardon> boithia!!!!pliss
[18:39] <pshr_> i have tried it but the modem wont get detected atlast
[18:39] <pshr_> :(
[18:39] <mgedmin> wild_oscar: *shrug* models don't mean much these days
[18:39] <Pici> Quasar1048: Plese run: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list and replace the contents with http://pastebin.com/m27ec0403
[18:40] <miguelonnnn> but my usb doesn't get recongised as cdrom, i don't know if it simply doesn't get mount, or it isn't recognised at all. My /media/has cdrom and cdrom 0
[18:40] <miguelonnnn> does that mean it's recognised?
[18:40] <mgedmin> if you mean "model" as in "pc 104/105-key keyboard"
[18:40] <pshr_> try lsusb
[18:40] <pshr_> in command line miguelonnnn
[18:40] <pshr_> see if your device is listed
[18:40] <wild_oscar> mgedmin: yeah, it's just that mine has this nice scroll wheel...that doesn't work
[18:40] <wild_oscar> mgedmin: model as in "logitech something" or mircosoft 600
[18:40] <Flannel> danielgianni: If the CDs have a proper repository on them, you can use apt-cdrom to add it to the repos, after that, just update/upgrade.  Or are you looking to automate it further?
[18:41] <FluxD> guntbert, http://pastebin.ca/1552832
[18:41] <wild_oscar> don't know if having the model there makes any difference though
[18:41] <MaNU_> Contents missing when ppt opened in OO, how we can prevent it?
[18:41] <cmelo> Does anyone have issues using the chat on stickam.com I can't get it to work.  What am I missing?  I have Flash installed and the Video works but the chat
[18:41] <miguelonnnn> but i duno if it's listed
[18:41] <miguelonnnn> pshr_
[18:41] <miguelonnnn> i do ls /media
[18:41] <pshr_> miguelonnnn, the model of your USB modem ?
[18:41] <miguelonnnn> and get cdrom and cdrom0,
[18:41] <Pici> Quasar1048: Your repositories were messed up, the pastebinned link I shared should fix everything.  Just run your normal update procedure and you should be all set.
[18:42] <Quasar1048> do I leave the hashes?
[18:42] <pshr_> miguelonnnn, try ls /dev/ to find the list of devices not ls /media, it gives only mounted devices
[18:42] <Trijntje> wild_oscar: is just your scrollwheel not working?
[18:42] <miguelonnnn> huawei, but in the howto i'm following it says it should be recognised as cdrom, so i don't know if it is or not
[18:42] <Quasar1048> it says something about removign two lines before adding more
[18:42] <Quasar1048> ?
[18:42] <legend2440> FluxD: in terminal try  sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop  aptitude often offers dependency solutions when apt-get doesnt
[18:42] <miguelonnnn> i could just unplug the usb and make a ls /media again, to see if cdrom is still there, but i'm afraid that will be bad to my computer
[18:42] <pshr_> miguelonnnn, short and sweet here is the crux these are the things that might prove use ful
[18:43] <pshr_> you would need gnome-ppp
[18:43] <pshr_> !gnome-ppp
[18:43] <pshr_> !wvdial
[18:43] <wild_oscar> Trijntje: seems so; and also some of the hotkeys on the top don't do what they're supposed to and don't know how to change it
[18:43] <FluxD> legend2440, I did try that, It told me it was going to downgrade apt and some other utlities
[18:43] <wild_oscar> Trijntje: why?
[18:43] <pshr_> well miguelonnnn wvdial is another thing that you need to configure it right
[18:43] <Trijntje> wild_oscar: type this in a terminal:  xev|grep button
[18:43] <Quasar1048> miguelonnnn: what works on mine, is booting with the modem in, and runnign the command "sudo modprobe option"
[18:43] <pshr_> i will direct you the URL of the settings thing hold on
[18:43] <Quasar1048> and then waiting a few minutes
[18:43] <Quasar1048> Im using 3G now
[18:44] <pshr_> miguelonnnn, might be useful  http://www.techtalkz.com/open-source-linux/515427-how-setup-configure-reliance-datacard-usb-internet-ubuntu-linux.html
[18:44] <Trijntje> wild_oscar: that way you can see if there is an effect when you use those buttons, and possibly assign these buttons to some events
[18:44] <miguelonnnn> thanks
[18:44] <pshr_> miguelonnnn, its most likely to be almost the same see in the comments section of the same
[18:44] <pshr_> np
[18:44] <miguelonnnn> quasar i read about that , i may try
[18:44] <miguelonnnn> i'm also a little concerned of fstab
[18:44] <FluxD> legend2440, http://pastebin.ca/1552836
[18:44] <guntbert> FluxD: well - the important part seems to be "This may mean that you have requested an impossible situation ", you *could* try to get another GUI going, which is not as heavy as gnome
[18:44] <miguelonnnn> because i installed from usb, and i was supposed to edit fstab but i didn't
[18:44] <wild_oscar> Trijntje: is that for keyboard buttons?
[18:45] <FluxD> guntbert, same with kubuntu
[18:45] <Quasar1048> Pici: the repos in gedit atre spread out...
[18:45] <Quasar1048> where should I post it?
[18:45] <miguelonnnn> could i pastebin my fstab and you tlel me if it's right?
[18:45] <Quasar1048> it has comments, then a repo.. comment, then a repo...
[18:45] <miguelonnnn> it's just 3 lines please
[18:45] <pshr_> miguelonnnn, addressing who ?
[18:45] <Quasar1048> I dont wann mess it up, but I did copy it...
[18:45] <guntbert> FluxD: of course, thats is just as heavy
[18:45] <Trijntje> wild_oscar: no, for mouse buttons, you have to grep for buttons because xev also registers mousemovement etc,
[18:45] <miguelonnnn> i don't understand pshr- ;S
[18:45] <FluxD> guntbert, what do you suggest?
[18:45] <christoph__> Hi. Is there a programm like sort with an additional option to ignore the first line of a file?
[18:45] <FluxD> guntbert, and why would downgrade apt?
[18:46] <FluxD> it*
[18:46] <miguelonnnn> can i pastebin my fstab and you look at it please? it's just 3 lines
[18:46] <miguelonnnn> w8 just a minut eplease
[18:46] <maour> i copyied some files from another computer's /var/cache/apt/archives to mine , now i should just run aptitude update to inform my system to know about these updates , right ?
[18:46] <FluxD> miguelonnnn, just pastebin it and paste it here
[18:46] <wild_oscar> Trijntje: oh, I was referring to my keyboard. it has a scroll wheel (yeah!)
[18:47] <pepito> hi guys
[18:47] <Trijntje> wild_oscar: ehm, then try it without the grep, just use xev    and see if you can identify the scroll event
[18:47] <pepito> i d like to install virtualbox... should i add something to my sources.list?
[18:47] <wild_oscar> Trijntje: http://images.google.pt/imgres?imgurl=http://www.chip7.pt/fotos/produtos/TECRATO0039_g.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.chip7.pt/catalogo/detalhes_produto.php%3Fid%3D18667&usg=__NQ2B0SK0eQNpplaoiEz9G_pGy8M=&h=200&w=200&sz=7&hl=pt-PT&start=4&um=1&tbnid=g2sfPwcgPiCkVM:&tbnh=104&tbnw=104&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dbtc%2B8190urf%26hl%3Dpt-PT%26client%3Dfirefox-a%26rls%3Dcom.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial%26sa%3DN%26um%3D1
[18:47] <Quasar1048> Pici: this is what it look like:http://pastebin.com/m5577c6d1
[18:48] <Quasar1048> where do I put your list at? A bit confusing...
[18:48] <wild_oscar> Trijntje: nah, doesn't record anything
[18:48] <pepito> i d also like to install nice themes; but not all work.
[18:48] <miguelonnnn> look please, http://pastebin.org/14658
[18:48] <miguelonnnn> tell me if that fstab is right
[18:49] <sebsebseb>  
[18:49] <miguelonnnn> i installed from usb
[18:49] <pepito> i tried to search some packages, like texlive, but not there neither
[18:49] <pepito> i m missing something, can t figure out what...
[18:49] <pshr_> miguelonnnn, if you manage to get your usbmodem working can you leave me PM on the same pleasee
[18:49] <Trijntje> wild_oscar: have you tried googling your keyboard with the word ubuntu?
[18:49] <guntbert> FluxD: I don't know about downgrade .., suggestion 1) stay with desktop, 2) if you insist on desktop keep in mind that ubuntu-desktop is only a "meta package" which has only a lot of dependencies, you *could* try to install some packages from that list - and leave the others, but I do not recommend it, you will get no support if anything goes wrong
[18:50] <miguelonnnn> yweah pshr_ ofcourse
[18:50] <pshr_> thank you..
[18:50] <sebsebseb> !downgrade |  FluxD   guntbert
[18:50] <billybigrigger> how do i mount an .iso when i don't have a physical cdrom attached at the moment?
[18:50] <guntbert> * should read 2) in you insist on server + desktop
[18:50] <olinuxx> yrp !
[18:50] <FluxD> guntbert, from what I saw it had something to do with python 2.5 vs python 2.6 any ideas?
[18:50] <bastidraZor> !iso | billybigrigger
[18:50] <Zer1> hi
[18:50] <guntbert> sebsebseb: I beg your pardon?
[18:50] <grawity> billybigrigger: mount -o loop file.iso /mnt/
[18:50] <wild_oscar> Trijntje: yeah, not too lucky, seems to be a very underground keyboard
[18:51] <billybigrigger> i keep getting mount: special device /dev/scd0 does not exist
[18:51] <sebsebseb> guntbert: nevermind
[18:51] <Flannel> FluxD: What version of Ubuntu is this?
[18:51] <mgedmin> wild_oscar: you should file a bug about keys/scroll wheels not working on your keyboard, but I'm not sure against which package
[18:51] <pepito> no one to enlighten me about installing texlive and virtualbox?
[18:51] <pepito> why is it not available...?
[18:51] <MenZa> pepito: virtualbox and texlive are, uh, both available
[18:51] <guntbert> FluxD: no, sorry (and I will not try that on my ubuntu server :-))
[18:52] <jrib> pepito: how are you determining it is not?
[18:52] <Trijntje> pepito: virtualbox is available, possibly you have to activate a repository
[18:52] <FluxD> Flannel, I have ubuntu server 9.04 installed and I am trying to do apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[18:52] <guntbert> !info virtualbox | pepito
[18:52] <grawity> billybigrigger: What exact command are you using?
[18:52] <Flannel> FluxD: Have you been mixing repos or doing anything funky?
[18:52] <FluxD> !info virtualbox-ose | pepito
[18:52] <billybigrigger> got it
[18:52] <billybigrigger> grawity, got er
[18:52] <billybigrigger> :)
[18:52] <amee2k> if i ask a question, can i get a reply?
[18:53] <guntbert> !vbox | pepito
[18:53] <pepito> thanks guys
[18:53] <billybigrigger> grawity, dunno, trying to pass -t udf
[18:53] <jrib> amee2k: if someone knows the answer, sure...
[18:53] <FluxD> Flannel, default install
[18:53] <Trijntje> wild_oscar: That too bad.. Try to find out where you could file a bugreport
[18:53] <amee2k> hm... then here we go: if i modify my unusual_devs.h, would it be sufficient if i only recompiled the usb-storage module?
[18:53] <pepito> add/remove programs can t find it...
[18:53] <christoph__> Is there a way to add a '-' at the first line and first position of a file. With awk or sed?
[18:53] <wild_oscar> Trijntje: ok, cheers. by the way, if xev records an event, how can I map it to an action?
[18:53] <Pici> Quasar1048: Replace the contents of your current sources.list file with what I provided
[18:54] <jrib> christoph__: easy enough with sed, sure
[18:54] <FluxD> pepito, get it from here http://virtualbox.org
[18:54] <mgedmin> amee2k: maybe; I'm not familiar with unusual_devs.h
[18:54] <wild_oscar> because on gnome's keyboard shortcuts, when I assign a button it assigns to Ctl+Alt+C
[18:54] <Flannel> FluxD: Alright, well the first thing you need to do is fix those broken packages.  Some of the dependency issues indicate that you have something funky with your repos.  Can you please pastebin the output of sudo apt-get update?
[18:54] <guntbert> pepito: use synaptic or apt-get/aptitude
[18:54] <mgedmin> amee2k: are you trying to add support for an unusual USB 3G dongle or something?
[18:54] <amee2k> its a file that includes rather unaesthetic device specific hacks
[18:54] <wild_oscar> but then when I click the button it doesn't do the assigned action  (but ctl-alt+c on the keyboard does!)
[18:54] <christoph__> Thx jrib, i will man :D
[18:55] <Quasar1048> Pici: I did... didnt fix it
[18:55] <pepito> in synaptic; nothing under VBOX neither virtualb
[18:55] <Trijntje> wild_oscar: emm, there is a program to do that i believe, you should google. I for one have compiz 'rotate cube' to some extra buttons on my mouse, just by typing in "Button7" as the binding
[18:55] <guntbert> FluxD: please don't recommend third party sources as first step, when there are repos available
[18:55] <Pici> Quasar1048: Please run sudo apt-get update  and then try again
[18:55] <Quasar1048> still reports broken packages when I try to install kdelibs5-dev
[18:55] <amee2k> mgedmin: yeah, for some reason it includes an entry for my umts stick that i strongly suspect interferes with my attempts to make it work
[18:55] <FluxD> guntbert, okay sorry
[18:55] <Quasar1048> I did that... twice
[18:55] <Quasar1048> the update
[18:55] <jrib> christoph__: any basic sed tutorial will show you how.  Just learn how to match particular lines and what the "^" pattern means
[18:55] <Pici> Quasar1048: And did you get an error or not?
[18:55] <pepito> http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[18:55] <mgedmin> amee2k: the question is: which files #include unusual_devs.h?  if it's only those .c files that are used for usb-storage.ko, then sure, rebuilding it will be sufficient
[18:55] <pepito> ok nice ther
[18:55] <mgedmin> amee2k: often you can get those to work without patching kernel modules
[18:55] <Quasar1048> ppa.launch pad is missing key
[18:55] <guntbert> !info virtualbox-OSE
[18:56] <Quasar1048> aside from that, no
[18:56] <mgedmin> amee2k: there are userspace apps that issue a usb command telling the stick to switch from "I'm a CD with windows drivers" mode to "I'm a USB modem" mode
[18:56] <guntbert> pepito: wait
[18:56] <FluxD> Flannel, http://pastebin.ca/1552847
[18:56] <Spike1506> i installed compizconfig-settings-manager but it doesnt show up in system->preferences nor is it executable via the command line, any suggestions?
[18:56] <pepito> i m getting the virtualbox .deb from their website
[18:56] <pepito> but weird i can  t find them in synaptic
[18:56] <Quasar1048> Pici: http://pastebin.com/m5bc7b41d
[18:57] <Quasar1048> thats the only error
[18:57] <guntbert> pepito: bad idea
[18:57] <amee2k> mgedmin: yeah, it presents me with a fake mass storage device that i need to eject. usb_modeswitch fails for some reason, and i can't eject it like a usual mass storage device because the entry in unusual devs causes that device to get rejected
[18:57] <pepito> neither under Add/remove programs
[18:57] <mgedmin> amee2k: e.g. the udev-extras package has modem-modeswitch
[18:57] <new_to_linux> I am having a problem with my Atheros WPN111 USB wireless network adaptor (using the Windows driver wrapped by ndiswrapper) - it was working fine, except that it would loose the ndiswrapper settings after each boot. so I played with some settings (as suggested on a few forums), but now when i try to connect to my home access point (using a WPA encryption key), it keeps asking me for the key every couple of minutes, a
[18:57] <new_to_linux> nd never manages to establish a connection. any suggestions please??
[18:57] <Trijntje> Spike1506: reinstall?
[18:57] <Pici> Quasar1048: One moment, my browser closed.
[18:57] <pepito> I d also like to get TEXLIVE package... is it there?
[18:57] <Spike1506> Trijntje, tried that, no luck
[18:57] <amee2k> mgedmin: interresting point. i'll try that one
[18:57] <guntbert> pepito: do you need usb support in the virtual machines?
[18:57] <Spike1506> will try again though
[18:58] <Trijntje> Spike1506: edit the main menu, maybe it is there but selected not to show?
[18:58] <Anarchy7> hi guys when installing ubuntu it said formatting partititions .. and I cancelled immediately
[18:58] <pepito> yes
[18:58] <Anarchy7> I would like everything to staz the same like my pictures and music
[18:58] <mgedmin> amee2k: maybe it'll start working just by installing udev-extras? if not, it may be useful to report a bug with USB device ids, so that out-of-the-box support could be added in the future
[18:58] <sebsebseb> Anarchy7: ok
[18:58] <Welshy-Rob> Anarchy7, make a back up
[18:58] <sebsebseb> Anarchy7: guided install?  manual install?  what did you try and do?
[18:58] <seidos> !loco
[18:58] <guntbert> !who | pepito
[18:58] <Anarchy7> I just double clicked install
[18:59] <Anarchy7> and then forward forward ...
[18:59] <Austad> Hi, I'm getting this error when i "make":
[18:59] <Spike1506> Trijntje, both a reinstall and editing the main menu == no luck
[18:59] <Austad> ndefined reference to `dlclose'
[18:59] <Trijntje> Spike1506: when i cant find the executable for a program, i always do dpkg -L program and look for the /usr/bin dir, to see which are there
[18:59] <Austad> Any suggestions?
[18:59] <amee2k> ehz56789
[18:59] <sebsebseb> Anarchy7: if you do the wrong option it wil delete Windows as well
[18:59] <pepito> ok sorry guys
[18:59] <sebsebseb> !dualboot |  Anarchy7
[18:59] <Pici> Quasar1048: Please run the following: gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 2836CB0A8AC93F7A && gpg --export --armor 2836CB0A8AC93F7A | sudo apt-key add -
[18:59] <sebsebseb> Anarchy7: I assume you want to dual boot?
[18:59] <pepito> guntbert: i don t get why i can t find such packages in synaptic
[18:59] <mgedmin> Anarchy7: usually the installer presents choices, like "resize existing partition and install ubuntu alongside" and "wipe everything and install just ubuntu"; I don't recall which one is the default
[18:59] <Flannel> FluxD: alright, please pastebin the output of the following: apt-cache policy gcc-4.3 gcc-4.3-base python update-manager firefox-3.0 libgtk2.0-0
[19:00] <amee2k> (and no, i didn't just **** my password into the public support chan  :X  )
[19:00] <Anarchy7> mgedmin it didnt ask me anything like that
[19:00] <Austad> how to install  glibc-solibs ?
[19:00] <pepito> guntbert: texlive, virtualbox
[19:00] <guntbert> pepito: I suggest you try the open source version first - to get your feet wet - and later you install the closed source version (with USB support) - would that be ok for you?
[19:00] <grawity> Pici: sudo apt-key adv --keyserver pool.sks-keyservers.net --recv-keys 2836CB0A8AC93F7A
[19:01] <Anarchy7> sebsebseb yes dual boot
[19:01] <Welshy-Rob> any one know of a ogv converter?
[19:01] <grawity> Pici: Shorter, and more reliable when the Ubuntu keyserver dies again.
[19:01] <pepito> guntbert: the problem is another one
[19:01] <grawity> Welshy-Rob: mencoder, and probably ffmpeg
[19:01] <Spike1506> Trijntje, and then?
[19:01] <sebsebseb> Anarchy7: What do you use Windows for?
[19:01] <pepito> using the search method in ubuntu i just get almost NOTHING
[19:01] <Pici> grawity: thanks
[19:01]  * MenZa games on Windows.
[19:01] <guntbert> pepito: what is the real problem then?
[19:01] <grawity> Welshy-Rob: Assuming that .ogv is Ogg Theora.
[19:01] <Welshy-Rob> grawity, ty
[19:01] <mgedmin> Anarchy7: perhaps this video will make the process clearer? http://screencasts.ubuntu.com/2009/09/02/Ubuntu_Dual_Boot_Install
[19:01] <mgedmin> disclaimer: I haven't watched it
[19:01] <FluxD> Flannel, http://pastebin.ca/1552854
[19:01] <sebsebseb> MenZa: games on Linux as well :)  or only on Linux,  depending on the games
[19:01] <mgedmin> (my firefox stopped showing flash *again*)
[19:02] <thiebaude> !games
[19:02] <Gelegrodan> somebody got cryptsetup working with dropbear? :)
[19:02] <MenZa> sebsebseb: I like my Windows for gaming.
[19:02] <pepito> guntbert: i searched ICON    THEME     VLC      VIRTUALBOX     VBOX     AAC A52 ASF formats
[19:02] <Trijntje> Spike1506: when i do that i see a line /urs/bin/cssm, which means the command to start the program is cssm
[19:02] <Welshy-Rob> grawity, umm its a recording of my desktop form "recordmydesktop"
[19:02] <pepito> nothing to listen to asf or wma files or m4a files
[19:02] <sebsebseb> MenZa: a games console would be better :)
[19:02] <MenZa> sebsebseb: I disagree - but that's a debate for -ot :)
[19:02] <popey> Welshy-Rob: what do you want to convert _to_?
[19:03] <pepito> no plugins no texlive, no vbox no virtualb, this is not a normal behaviour...
[19:03] <Quasar1048> Pici: http://pastebin.com/m61c4a849
[19:03] <pepito> can t get what is wrong
[19:03] <pepito> i m new to this
[19:03] <Welshy-Rob> mpeg or fly
[19:03] <amee2k> mgedmin: it didn't magically start to work due to udev-utils. i keep having "[366737.470655] usb-storage: device ignored" in my syslog and modem-modeswitch tells me "no mass storage device found."
[19:03] <Spike1506> Trijntje, thanks, /usr/bin/ccsm was there
[19:03] <Quasar1048> I get the feeling that all Im accomplish9ing here is messing thigns up worse...
[19:03] <pepito> isn t it supposed to work out of the box?
[19:03] <amee2k> sounds like the two go hand in hand
[19:03] <Spike1506> seems to work now
[19:03] <Spike1506> ty
[19:03] <Welshy-Rob> popey, mpeg or fly
[19:03] <Flannel> FluxD: Alright, this is odd.  Can you please pastebin your sources.list? (/etc/apt/sources.list)
[19:03] <Trijntje> pepito: did you add the extra repository?
[19:03] <popey> Welshy-Rob: there is a program called winff in the repository, which may do it
[19:03] <sebsebseb> MenZa: In my opinion  Linux users should stop playing Windows games, unless  they are also made for Linux, or at least work well under Wine,   but  this is off topic, so let's end it here
[19:03] <Anarchy7> sebsebseb the thing is windows crashed something bad happened anyway .. I can open the computer with ubuntu live cd and browse pictures movies all is ok and I tried to install ubuntu cause I need an OS ... but it didnt ask me resize or anything like that it was just installing it anyway ...
[19:03] <mgedmin> amee2k: the first message is good (I think; if usb-storage claimed the device, you couldn't do anything with it); the second is not so good
[19:03] <guntbert> pepito: please relax - you are jumping now - lets do one thing and then the next, shall we start with texlive? do you know what that is?
[19:03] <popey> mgedmin: its ogv, not flash, that video
[19:03] <Trijntje> Spike1506: if you want you can edit your main menu to add it
[19:03] <MenZa> sebsebseb: I'd like to continue discussing this. Join me in -offtopic :)
[19:03] <popey> mgedmin: well, if your browser supports the video tag :)
[19:04] <Spike1506> Trijntje, i know, thanks :)
[19:04] <amee2k> i can't eject the device if it is ignored and the device specific hack that is supposed to "fix" it (fix what? in the first place) doesn't work
[19:04] <Welshy-Rob> popey, is that sympatic manager?
[19:04] <pepito> Trijntje: which one?
[19:04] <pepito> guntbert: ok sorry;
[19:04] <mgedmin> amee2k: there are multiple userspace apps for various kinds of modems, you may want to google for your specific model
[19:04] <mimis> how can i write latex in ubuntu 9.04?
[19:04] <Trijntje> Spike1506: ok, good luck with compiz
[19:04] <Anarchy7> mgedmin my connection sucks to watch videos
[19:04] <MenZa> mimis: use the texlive distribution
[19:04] <acsia> hello
[19:04] <pepito> guntbert: i d like to play some music (aac a52 and wma/m4a support)
[19:04] <acsia> is there a way to know the version of a module?
[19:04] <FluxD> Flannel, http://pastebin.com/f216dd151
[19:04] <popey> Anarchy7: by default it doesn't format your windows partition, it resizes it down
[19:04] <mgedmin> amee2k: some of those require you to manually pass in the hex vendor and device IDs before they deign to issue the mode switch command
[19:04] <llutz> acsia: modinfo
[19:05] <Spike1506> ty Trijntje (till ati messes up again of course ;))
[19:05] <Anarchy7> popey but it was saying formatting partitions when installing ...
[19:05] <MenZa> mimis: There's a *ton* of packages (list them all with apt-cache search texlive), but if you're lazy, just install texlive-full, which will install just about any package you'll ever need, pdflatex, latex, ps2pdf, dvips, etc. etc.
[19:05] <acsia> llutz cheers!
[19:05] <babbio> i guys i have a problem....some time ago i had configured an rsync rule to backup my mail account....now i recieve some strange mail from cron because i have unplugged the hard disk i used to backup the files....how to stop cron to mail me?????
[19:05] <amee2k> mgedmin: /lib/udev/modem-modeswitch -v 19d2 -p 2000 -t option-zerocd  << that is my command
[19:05] <popey> Anarchy7: yes, formatting the _ubuntu_ partition, not the windows one
[19:05] <mgedmin> popey: then it's the totem (?) plugin that stopped working in my firefox; anyway I can watch that video in chromium
[19:05] <Anarchy7> and on install options there wee 2 things to chose remove windows vista loading and 2nd was advanced I choosed the 1st one
[19:05] <acsia> you always wonder if it s quicker to google or irc commands
[19:05] <sebsebseb> MenZa: these types of discussions go on, and on, and on, and on,   and I have done it a few times before, and  I  just got a load of updates for karmic I should re boot really,  so no thanks I am not joining off topic right now
[19:05] <guntbert> pepito: ok, for that neither texlive nor virtualbox will be helpful - they are for totally different tasks
[19:05] <Trijntje> pepito: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox
[19:05] <Trijntje> i think its in universe
[19:05] <amee2k> also tried usb_modeswitch with no success. it just hangs in a select-ioctl loop
[19:05] <MenZa> aw.
[19:05] <mgedmin> amee2k: ooh, zerocd, I think I had used a dongle like that
[19:05] <popey> Anarchy7: the first one will resize windows down to make room for ubuntu, it doesnt format windows
[19:05] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, i just installed 9.10
[19:06] <pepito> guntbert: Trijntje   i know what they are for
[19:06] <pepito> i just can t find them
[19:06] <pepito> how should i add a repository?
[19:06] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: ok
[19:06] <amee2k> mgedmin: it is the only type it supports according to the man page
[19:06] <Anarchy7> okay I am gonna take backup of pictures and try the first one thanks a lot guys
[19:06] <squarebottle> Heya. I've got an interesting problem. When I get to the graphical login, I enter my password and then the screen blanks for a second and goes right back to the graphical login screen (as if the x-server crashed and auto restarted). Any ideas?
[19:06] <Trijntje> pepito: system -> administration -> software sources
[19:06] <pepito> guntbert: it should be some kind of apt-get install gstreamer virtualbox texlive
[19:06] <Pici> Quasar1048: I need to deal with another issue here at work, That error isn't tough to fix, but I unforunately don't have time to help you out.  Someone else here should be able to assist you, just explain the current issue you are having (once you get this working your update process should work fine)
[19:06] <mgedmin> backups are always good; you never know when a disk is going to die
[19:06] <guntbert> pepito: lets try texlive  together - ok?
[19:06] <amee2k> mgedmin: wouldn't it be considerably easier for the average user to let the storage device with the useless drivers get detected as usual and allow the user to eject it as usual
[19:07] <mgedmin> amee2k: maybe, I dunno :/
[19:07] <pepito> ok gunt
[19:07] <pepito> ok guntbert
[19:07] <amee2k> i mean, i gather that is how they do it on the other system from redmond too, isn't it?
[19:07] <kayhan> hi
[19:07] <kayhan> I wantto add  BUILD_CPPFLAGS += "-Wno-format-security -U_FORTIFY_SOURCE"
[19:07] <guntbert> pepito: open a command line please
[19:07] <mimis> MenZa: ok i am installing the texlive-full
[19:07] <kayhan> to local.conf but where is this file located?
[19:08] <mgedmin> amee2k: actually, no; it would be considerably easier for the average user if he/she could plug it in and it worked with no weird manual unmount steps required
[19:08] <pepito> guntbert: done
[19:08] <mimis> MenZa: will it appear in the applications menu?
[19:08] <mgedmin> amee2k: I'm surprised that usb-storage already knows about this device; this sounds like (part) of a solution
[19:08] <guntbert> pepito: type "sudo apt-get install texlive" (without the quotes)
[19:08] <mgedmin> maybe the other part is missing
[19:08] <kayhan> hi
[19:08] <kayhan> I wantto add  BUILD_CPPFLAGS += "-Wno-format-security -U_FORTIFY_SOURCE"
[19:08] <acsia> exot
[19:08] <kayhan> to local.conf but where is this file located?
[19:08] <acsia> exit
[19:08] <amee2k> mgedmin: the unusual_devs.h has a list of device specific hacks. just that it doesn't work as its supposed to be
[19:08] <guntbert> !repeat | kayhan
[19:09] <FalconStream> Hi, I have a problem in ubuntu hardy  I install gDesklets and it no run . the error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/264572/
[19:09] <FalconStream> ANY HELP PLEASE
[19:09] <Quasar1048> Pici: Thats alright... actually that works out, because I have something i have to do as well, lol. Thanks for the help though.. I'm sure I'll get this fixed, somehow I always manage...
[19:09] <thiebaude> !caps | FalconStream
[19:09] <amee2k> imo hacks that are so very specific don't belong into the kernel anyway unless they work around serious hardware bugs
[19:09] <Flannel> FluxD: Alright.  So, you don't have any problems with your sources, but you're not getting the newer versions of packages (gcc-4.3 is version 4.3.3-5ubuntu4, for instance) because... well, I don't know why.  That half-and-half thing is what the problem is, although it shouldn't have gotten to this broken state by default (unless you forced or something, it just wouldn't update things that lead to a broken situation).  I'd try changing your mirror, 
[19:09] <geezer> Hi everyone.... I'm getting these green band that flickers on and off every 5-6 seconds at the very bottom of my laptop's LCD monitor.... only noticed it recently when I changed my theme in Ubuntu.... but the thing is, I also noticed it before GRUB even loads (at the ThinkPad/LenovoCare screen you get when you just turn on the system).... it's still under warranty, so should I take i in?
[19:09] <Ean> Hi! How can I find out what class-name an application have?
[19:09] <FalconStream> Ok sorry
[19:10] <FalconStream> but please help me
[19:10] <FluxD> Flannel, all of them?
[19:10] <mgedmin> FalconStream: you need to install the PyGtk library that gDesklets wants
[19:10] <Welshy-Rob> popey, i cant find  winff anywhere
[19:10] <Quasar1048> I'll back later...
[19:10] <pepito> ok this is working
[19:10] <Quasar1048> need to log this chat though...
[19:10] <thiebaude> !Pygtk
[19:10] <Flannel> FluxD: Yeah, change from ovh to another mirror: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors
[19:10] <kayhan> anyone?
[19:10] <mgedmin> FalconStream: if you used Ubuntu's packaging tools (apt-get, or Synaptic) to install gdesklets, all the libraries would have been automatically installed for you
[19:10] <popey> Welshy-Rob: my bad, they have a website, where you can get it
[19:10] <pepito> but why is ot not in the software GUI?
[19:10] <Welshy-Rob> popey, kk
[19:11] <Flannel> FluxD: the rest of my last: I'd try changing your mirror, seeing if that helps it recognize that there's -updates available.  Have you done anything with apt_preferences by any chance? pinning or whatnot?
[19:11] <guntbert> pepito: the important part was "sudo" - you need root rights for installation/removal
[19:11] <FalconStream> I install it from synaptic
[19:11] <mgedmin> FalconStream: if you want a newer version of gdesklets than the one available in Ubuntu repositories, I'd suggest installing Ubuntu's version anyway, just so that you'd get all the libraries you need
[19:11] <kayhan> http://wiki.openembedded.net/index.php/Gcc_issues_in_Intrepid_and_later
[19:11] <FalconStream> I use ubuntu hardy
[19:11] <mgedmin> FalconStream: in that case it's a bug! report it please
[19:11] <kayhan> I am trying to apply these
[19:11] <FluxD> Flannel, this was a default install then all I did was apt-get update and apt-get install ubuntu-desktop, nothing else
[19:11] <amee2k> mgedmin: the file gets included in drivers/usb/storage in files usb.c and libusual.c... how do i figure out what i need to recompile?
[19:11] <guntbert> pepito: it certainly is, but lets move on to virtualbox
[19:11] <FluxD> Flannel, oops apt-get upgrade too
[19:12] <kayhan> so at the 3rd line  it says add these to local.conf
[19:12] <mgedmin> amee2k: good question; but since both are inside 'usb/storage', I guess rebuilding that dir ought to be sufficient
[19:12] <FalconStream> ok mgedmin, thanks
[19:12] <kayhan> I couldnt locate it
[19:12] <squarebottle> To anybody: If your computer would boot up to the login screen, but every time you entered the password, the screen blanked and brought you right back to the login screen (as if the xserver crashed and restarted itself), where would you start?
[19:12] <amee2k> hm... good point. i've removed the entry for my device. how do i rebuild a specific module the ubuntu way?
[19:12] <Flannel> FluxD: Yeah, it shouldn't have gotten into this state, I don't know what the deal is.  If it's a fresh install, you might consider reinstalling.  Why not just install the desktop instead of the server? (if you just installed it)
[19:12] <mgedmin> FalconStream: you could try installing python-gtk2 and trying to run gdesklets again; that _should_ fix the import error you're seeing
[19:12] <thiebaude> squarebottle, were you updating?
[19:12] <mgedmin> unless the breakage is with the python-gtk2 package rather than the gdesklets package
[19:13] <pepito> guntbert: when i click on software Add it asks me for the sudo part
[19:13] <pepito> but ok let s get to vbox
[19:13] <guntbert> pepito: please go to system/adminstration/software sources
[19:13] <guntbert> pepito: close Add/remove
[19:13] <FluxD> Flannel, the latest desktop version they have is 8.04 lts, for some reason its always slow, so as I had always done, I install latest ubuntu server and then do apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[19:13] <squarebottle> thiebaude: The computer had not been updated in a long time. I tried updating it just a few minutes ago to see if that would take care of it, but no such luck.
[19:13] <squarebottle> thiebaude: It is 9.04 though.
[19:13] <kayhan> anyone?
[19:14] <pepito> i installed it in french
[19:14] <Flannel> FluxD: Alright.  Well, if this is a fresh install, I suggest reinstalling, and then sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade, then reboot (for kernel
[19:14] <Flannel> FluxD: and *then* install ubuntu-desktop
[19:14] <Flannel> FluxD: It shouldn't make a difference, but obviously something went wonky
[19:14] <pepito> ok it s done
[19:15] <kayhan> guess nonone knows where the local.config is ?
[19:15] <fixxxer> Hi can someone help me I just downloaded snowglobe*.tar.bz2 from http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Open_Source_Portal .How do I install this in ubuntu
[19:15] <kayhan> meant local.conf
[19:16] <squarebottle> kayhan: For what?
[19:16] <fixxxer> Hi anyone I just need to know how to use the make command
[19:16] <guntbert> pepito: (remember to use my nick, so I get highlighted when you say something) - there is a line that ends with (universe), make sure to check that line
[19:17] <squarebottle> kayhan: have you tried entering "whereis locate.config" or "locate locate.config" or "find locate.config" or whatever it is?
[19:17] <kayhan> to apply :
[19:17] <kayhan> http://wiki.openembedded.net/index.php/Gcc_issues_in_Intrepid_and_later
[19:17] <jrib> fixxxer: what do you really want to accomplish?
[19:17] <kayhan> tried find
[19:17] <fixxxer> Hi can someone help me I just downloaded snowglobe*.tar.bz2 from http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Open_Source_Portal .How do I install this in ubuntu
[19:17] <kayhan> but it couldnt
[19:17] <FluxD> Flannel, should I change mirrors and try first or reinstall ?
[19:17] <pepito> guntbert: i opened the software sources
[19:17] <pepito> main universe restricted
[19:17] <pepito> guntbert: main universe restricted multiverse are ticked
[19:17] <pepito> kayhan: sudo slocate local.config
[19:17] <FloodBot2> pepito: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:17] <kayhan> thnx
[19:18] <Flannel> FluxD: If its a fresh install, you'll spend less time reinstalling than fixing I think.
[19:18] <otheatr> kayhan, there is no reference to local.conf in that page I can see
[19:18] <pepito> is there another source I shoud use?
[19:18] <guntbert> pepito: ok, please close that for now - back to command line
[19:18] <jrib> fixxxer: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Get_source_and_compile
[19:18] <jrib> !compile > fixxxer
[19:18] <otheatr> kayhan, never mind, misstyped
[19:18] <pepito> guntbert: ok
[19:18] <fixxxer> ok thanks jrib
[19:18]  * mgedmin hates all browser plugins
[19:18] <FluxD> Flannel, okay so reinstall and apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade then reboot
[19:19] <guntbert> pepito: type sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose
[19:19] <Flannel> FluxD: yeah well, sudo for both, but yeah
[19:19] <test_> can anyone explain to me why i cannot get pidgin to iconify in stalonetray, is there a setting that i may have over looked (other prog iconify like xchat and gufw)?
[19:19] <FluxD> Flannel, okay thanks will bother you if that doesnt work :p
[19:19] <mgedmin> test_: there is a setting
[19:19] <test_> mgedmin, and that would be?
[19:20] <kayhan> otheatr :NP
[19:20] <eut> hello
[19:20] <mgedmin> test_: if I remembered, I'd tell you, but since I don't, I'd have to open the pidgin preferences window and go through all the tabs
[19:20] <eut> where is the xorg.conf file located in 9.10?
[19:20] <matrix_> hey guys how do i print labels on my dvd discs i have dvd burner
[19:20] <krishnaprasad> hi i am using ubuntu dual boot with XP. Just now i had installed Gparted and created a new volume for the ubuntu. but the problem is that i cannot transfer files into this new partion. why?
[19:20] <eut> i cant seem to find it in /etc/X11
[19:20] <pepito> ok... guntbert, i m still with 2% of texlive...
[19:20] <mgedmin> test_: I just remember that there _is_ a setting, since I'd toggled it not more than a few months ago
[19:20] <guntbert> !9.10 | eut
[19:20] <amee2k> mgedmin: i'm just making modules on the kernel now...
[19:20] <pepito> i ll stop it and try the other command
[19:20] <eut> guntbert, thanks
[19:21] <tater> hey all can someone help me chroot into the install on my usb stick?  I keep getting errors and I want to install my wifi drivers before I boot the stick
[19:21] <test_> mgedmin, so it is thank you ;)
[19:21] <pepito> guntbert: NO virtualbox-ose available
[19:21] <fixxxer> Just want to thank everybody here trying to help everybody else. Thanks what make Ubuntu such a great Community. Cheers!!!
[19:21] <scott_ino2> does anyone know how to enable numlock on startup without installing any package such as numlockX
[19:21] <krishnaprasad> hi i am using ubuntu dual boot with XP. Just now i had installed Gparted and created a new volume for the ubuntu. but the problem is that i cannot transfer files into this new partion. why? can any one help me?
[19:21] <guntbert> pepito, ok - we will have to choose another server I guess
[19:21] <tater> chroot /mnt/chroot fails even though I have my memory stick mounted to /mnt/chroot
[19:22] <fixxxer> Just want to thank everybody here trying to help everybody else. Thats what make Ubuntu such a great Community. Cheers!!!
[19:22] <sebsebseb> krishnaprasad: what kind of partition?  and transfer files in to it from what?
[19:22] <guntbert> pepito: please open software sources again
[19:22] <krishnaprasad> i had creaed a ext3 partion
[19:23] <krishnaprasad> i want to transfer a folder there
[19:23] <krishnaprasad> from my home directory
[19:23] <matrix_> how can i see which dvd burner  i have on my pc i am using ubuntu
[19:23] <sebsebseb> matrix_: lspci in the terminal
[19:23] <luckydreamer> You can't access ext3 partition from Windows without some additional tools
[19:24] <tater> search in google for windows ext3 driver
[19:24] <sebsebseb> krishnaprasad: having a Linux partition being shared with Windows, not really the best idea
[19:24] <guntbert> pepito: click on the arrow beside "download server", hold the mouse button, select other...
[19:24] <pepito> guntbert done
[19:24] <sebsebseb> krishnaprasad: unless it is a data only partition, and no /home isn't one of those
[19:24] <sebsebseb> krishnaprasad: since the .folders for example
[19:24] <matrix_> http://www.pastebin.ca/1552903   what dvd burner i have
[19:24] <krishnaprasad> i am not do not want it to be a shared folder
[19:24] <pepito> guntbert: i m cheking for the best server
[19:25] <krishnaprasad> actuall i want to install oracle db there
[19:25] <Morydd> I have an external HDD. If I want the ability to store files larger than 4GB and the ability to use it with Windows & Linux both, it has to be NTFS, correct?
[19:25] <guntbert> pepito: and now please choose a server from you country or a neighbor - best server will work too...
[19:25] <krishnaprasad> thats why i removed some hard drive from the Xp portion
[19:25] <squarebottle> Anybody have any ideas for what to do if the computer can get to the login screen just fine, but when a password is entered, the screen blanks for a second and then just goes back to the login screen?
[19:25] <krishnaprasad> and added it to ubunti
[19:25] <krishnaprasad> ubuntu
[19:25] <krishnaprasad> this will not work ?>
[19:25] <matrix_> sebsebseb:http://www.pastebin.ca/1552903 what kind of dvd burner i have
[19:26] <help1> I just installed GPG and am very new to it. I'm trying to encrypt some text in my text editor with the Seahorse plugin but it isn't working (Will give more details later). Is there anyone that can help me?
[19:26] <mgedmin> squarebottle: your login session crashes for some reason
[19:26] <squarebottle> mgedmin: Yes.
[19:26] <mgedmin> squarebottle: you can log in into a text console and read ~/.xsession-errors to get a clue
[19:26] <squarebottle> mgedmin: So what would you do? :)
[19:26] <squarebottle> mgedmin: Alright.
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[19:26] <mgedmin> squarebottle: or you could press f10 and choose a different login session from the menu
[19:27] <mgedmin> in gdm, I mean
[19:27] <matrix_> sebsebseb:http://www.pastebin.ca/1552903 what kind of dvd burner i have
[19:27] <mgedmin> iirc one of those is called "failsafe"
[19:27] <mgedmin> maybe it even is
[19:27] <squarebottle> mgedmin: I've tried KDE and Failsafe already. (It's Kubuntu that I've got.)
[19:27] <bastidraZor> matrix_: your burner is not listed there.
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> matrix_: try: sudo lshw -C disk
[19:28] <matrix_> http://www.pastebin.ca/1552910
[19:28] <matrix_> can you guys see it now
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> :D
[19:29] <matrix_> what is it can i print labels on dvd's with that dvd burner
[19:29] <help1> I just installed GPG and am very new to it. I'm trying to encrypt some text in my text editor with the Seahorse plugin but it isn't working (Will give more details later). Is there anyone that can help me?
[19:29] <e370> this is a stupid question but why does it keep asking for me to enter a password whenever i try installing apps/drivers
[19:29] <help1> e370: Are you Root?
[19:30] <e370> i think so
[19:30] <pepito> guntbert: no best server found, please check your internet connection... then I chose one close to my place, in Barcelona
[19:30] <pepito> guntbert: it tries to fetch things and fails
[19:30] <matrix_> ActionParsnip: are you there
[19:30] <lstarnes> e370: it asks for your password so that it can perform administrative functions
[19:30] <guntbert> e370: you need root rights for those things
[19:30] <pepito> guntbert: ok it seems to work, very slowly though
[19:30] <pepito> 10/22 packages
[19:30] <Anarchy7> hi guys I had vista and cancelled ubuntu installation when %5 now I dont see anything from my vista :( help me please
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> matrix_: sup
[19:30] <scott_ino2> e370, this is how linux was made, you have to have permission/privileges to do certain things
[19:30] <e370> i am the admin :S
[19:30] <e370> its my pc lol
[19:30] <matrix_> ActionParsnip : can i print labels on dvds with that dvd burner that i have
[19:31] <scott_ino2> e370, the pc doesn't know that :-)
[19:31] <lstarnes> e370: even if you are using the admin account. the same rules apply
[19:31] <guntbert> pepito: when you close that dialog the system should try to "reload the sources", thats ok
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> matrix_: i dont think it can. looks like a basic dvd writer
[19:31] <e370> ok so how do i install this as root?
[19:31] <scott_ino2> e370, i have an easy fix for you but i don't recommend it. just login as root
[19:31] <guntbert> !root
[19:31] <squarebottle> mgedmin: ~/.xsession-errors is completely blank.
[19:31] <pepito> guntbert: yes but it fails at a lot of them
[19:31] <Flannel> e370: your user still doesn't have access to modify all the files all the time.  It makes it so you can't accidentally make changes to your computer (or break things)
[19:31] <matrix_> ActionParsnip: so i must have lighscribe dvd burner to burn labels on dvd's
[19:31] <pepito> should i insert the cdrom?
[19:31] <krishnaprasad> hi,
[19:31] <krishnaprasad> I am having a dual boot system with windows and ubuntu. With 20GB linux and 200 gb to windows. How can i increase the ubuntu file system from 20GB to 40 Gb
[19:31] <e370> oh :)
[19:32] <lstarnes> e370: if you input your password, it will execute the process as root
[19:32] <guntbert> !noroot | scott_ino2
[19:32] <e370> i do
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> matrix_: yes, not all drives can do lightscribe
[19:32] <scott_ino2> guntbert, yes yes yes i know
[19:32] <e370> it just gets annoyin entering it all the time lol
[19:32] <guntbert> scott_ino2: :-)
[19:32] <Flannel> krishnaprasad: You'll need a liveCD, because you can't make changes to the filesystem while its in use
[19:32] <squarebottle> mgedmin: Any ideas for the next step?
[19:32] <help1> Is there anyone on here that that can help me with a GPG question?
[19:32] <scott_ino2> guntbert, it never hurt anybody ;-)
[19:32] <scott_ino2> guntbert, i mean sometimes they just gotta find out for themselves why things workt he way they do :-)
[19:32] <krishnaprasad> gparted will not help
[19:32] <krishnaprasad> ?
[19:32] <squarebottle> help1: I think the #gpg room would probably be able to help. I don't really know anything about it though.
[19:32] <guntbert> scott_ino2: you are right - only their systems :-)
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> krishnaprasad: why not create a folder on the ntfs partition and use it as storage? or just use the ntfs as storage without a special folder. You can write to ntfs
[19:33] <help1> squarebottle: I've tried. No one is responding.
[19:33] <jhattara> e370, it just takes one case of destroyed filesystems to teach you that sudo is your friend
[19:33] <krishnaprasad> i dont want windows to access that
[19:33] <krishnaprasad> thats why
[19:33] <lstarnes> help1: it is possible that either nobody knows an answer, someone is currently looking for a possible solution, or we don't have enough details
[19:34] <Flannel> krishnaprasad: gparted will help, you just need to use it from a liveCD
[19:34] <e370> whats sudo
[19:34] <mgedmin> squarebottle: /var/log/gdm/* would be where I look next
[19:34] <Flannel> !sudo | e370
[19:34] <e370> im a total ubuntu noob
[19:34] <squarebottle> mgedmin: Alright. One second.
[19:34] <guntbert> pepito: is your internet access slow?
[19:34] <vipil> hi krishnaprasad
[19:34] <mgedmin> squarebottle: btw since you're using kubuntu, maybe it's /var/log/kdm.*?  I'm not familiar with kdm any more
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> krishnaprasad: you can resize in the livecd. Make sure your backups are up to date before starting in case it goes wrong
[19:34] <mgedmin> I used it a long time ago
[19:35] <krishnaprasad> i installed gparted
[19:35] <krishnaprasad> here
[19:35] <jhattara> e370, when using terminal sudo is the command you enter before the command you want to run as root
[19:35] <krishnaprasad> in the normal system
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> krishnaprasad: writing to the ntfs is much less risky
[19:35] <Anarchy7> hi guys I had vista and cancelled ubuntu installation when %5 now I dont see anything from my vista :( help me please
[19:35] <Flannel> krishnaprasad: Right, but you'll need to use a liveCD
[19:35] <e370> ah kwl
[19:35] <help1> lstarnes: The issue is that I have Seahorse installed with a private key set up. When I go in gedit and try to encrypt the text, it says that I don't have a private key to encrpyt with and it opens Seahorse so I can create one, even though I already have one.
[19:35] <krishnaprasad> ok i have the CD
[19:35] <pepito> guntbert: OH YES
[19:35] <krishnaprasad> tell me the procedure once
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> krishnaprasad: that wont  work, tyou cant resize mounted partitions, the disk will be marked as busy so it wont work. Thats why you need to boot to live cd
[19:35] <vipil> how to make richo web cam work on jaunty
[19:35] <Flannel> krishnaprasad: Boot to it, use gparted to resize the partitions, reboot to your regular system
[19:35] <squarebottle> mgedmin: Wait, gdm is the gnome login manager. kdm is what I'm using (it's Kubuntu). Either way, both that location and the same thing but with kdm instead of gdm don't seem to exist.
[19:36] <theatro> Anarchy7, did you install ontop of your vista partition?
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> vipil: lsusb will give you an 8 character ID you can websearch
[19:36] <krishnaprasad> ok
[19:36] <Anarchy7> I choosed thefirst option
[19:36] <Anarchy7> then forward ...
[19:36] <mgedmin> squarebottle: there must be log files somewhere!
[19:36] <vipil> thnx buddy
[19:36] <scott_ino2> e370, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[19:36] <vipil> let me try it out
[19:36] <vipil>  and ll let u know
[19:36] <Anarchy7> I saw it saying formatting partitions then I cancelled it
[19:36] <theatro> Anarchy7, the blue pill?
[19:36] <squarebottle> mgedmin: Heh, yes, there must, but where I wonder? Aroo!
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> krishnaprasad: do some research into what is involved, dont just blunder in and hope as you will ruin your data
[19:37] <Bllasae> how would I play a disk game on Ubuntu?
[19:37] <felipedie> ops -- blz galera boa tarde
[19:37] <gdoteof> i am getting Failed to execute child process "gnome-screenshot" (No such file or directory) when i try and take a screen shot
[19:37] <gdoteof> how do i install that package?
[19:37] <gdoteof> apt-get install gnome-screenshot doesn't do it
[19:37] <Anarchy7> what can I do now ...
[19:37] <felipedie> opa errei de chat : )
[19:37] <Anarchy7> they said ubuntu wouldnt delete vista ...
[19:37] <theatro> Anarchy7, do you have a windows dvd? you can try some rescue feature..
[19:37] <guntbert> pepito: that might be a problem, you can repeat the "reload" process in the command line (after it has finished in the GUI, if there are errrors), just type sudo apt-get update (then...)
[19:37] <mgedmin> squarebottle: also, login session is a set of shell scripts; under /etc/gdm/, under /etc/X11/Xsession.d, under /etc/kdm (I presume)
[19:37] <krishnaprasad> Let me explain what i have tried i deleted one of the windows free partion and formated its as ext3, now i have the partition but i cannot create anything there
[19:37] <Bllasae> how would I play a disk game on Ubuntu?
[19:38] <mgedmin> squarebottle: you can always sprinkle those with echo 'reached point 47' >> /tmp/debug.log
[19:38] <theatro> Anarchy7, or "recover" I dont know how they call it
[19:38] <krishnaprasad> why this wont work ?
[19:38] <Anarchy7> I have a vista dvd ..
[19:38] <squarebottle> mgedmin: gdm even for kde?
[19:38] <mgedmin> krishnaprasad: by default only root can create files in empty filesystems
[19:38] <theatro> Anarchy7, boot with it, see if it can do anything
[19:38] <mgedmin> krishnaprasad: you can change the permissions or ownership to let regular user accounts create files in there
[19:38] <Anarchy7> I dont think so
[19:39] <Anarchy7> but I will try
[19:39] <krishnaprasad> how to do that
[19:39] <krishnaprasad> ?
[19:39] <mgedmin> krishnaprasad: in a terminal you can use chown/chmod; in the GUI there must be some way, but I've never used the GUI for that so I'm not sure
[19:40] <e370> my labtec webcam pro isnt working :( its just a green screen on pidgin and skype for linux....
[19:40] <mgedmin> sudo nautilus would've worked
[19:40] <mgedmin> but krishnaprasad is already gone, so I can't tell him...
[19:40] <lstarnes> mgedmin: gksudo should be used with graphical programs, not sudo
[19:40] <bastidraZor> !gksudo > mgedmin
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> mgedmin: sudo nautilus is incorrect, gksudo nautilus is correct
[19:41] <test_> i'm using openbox with stalonetray, and its said that obconf can allow you pick the position stalonetray sits on the desktop but anytime i set it to bottom right it goes to bottom left, can anyone help me out?
[19:42] <mgedmin> ActionParsnip, bastidraZor, thank you, I always forget that
[19:43] <avb> guys, what is the best supported PCI wireless card?
[19:43] <FluxD> Flannel, I found the problem
[19:43] <scott_ino2> avb, try and get something witht he Atheros chipset IMO
[19:43] <Flannel> FluxD: What was it?
[19:43] <FluxD> Flannel, the mirrors were not getting updated, I tried with a different mirror and no dependancy problems
[19:43] <avb> scott_ino2: some time ago i heard that there is some issues with it or latest kernels are dealing good with them?
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> avb: my Atheros AR5001X+ based card (netgear wrt54g) works out of the box
[19:44] <scott_ino2> I mean ive never had a problem with my netgear atheros based card
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | avb
[19:45] <cary__> how do you change resolution by command line? because the desply GUI isnt working for me
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> avb: i dont buy any other card
[19:45] <christoph__> How can i save the output of sed .... in a var (bash) .. var= sed ... doesn't work.
[19:46] <Flannel> christoph__: enclose the command in $(command)
[19:46] <Wang2> hello.. I have auto suspend set for 60. soif I don't do anything it suspends after 60 minutes. I have a issue though, if I wakeup the system via WOL remotely and SSH in. it still suspends after 60 minutes, how doI prevent that?
[19:46] <Flannel> christoph__: then it's output is substituted there
[19:47] <christoph__> Ah ok, Thanks Flannel.
[19:47] <Morydd> well... that sucks. my new ext. HDD doesn't show up when I run 'df'
[19:47] <avb> ActionParsnip: cool. ill try then. probably u will recommend any special model, or any atheros  will be fine?
[19:47] <scott_ino2> actually since im in here... does anyone know what the deal is with fglrx drivers and suspend
[19:48] <scott_ino2> why does it seem like this hasn't worked... ever
[19:48] <ActionParsnip> avb: most atheros are good, some arent
[19:48] <avb> ok
[19:48] <Tm0> Hello
[19:49] <Anarchy7> when installing ubuntu I have lost everything from windows ... is there anyway to bring it back ?
[19:50] <mgedmin> :(
[19:50] <e370> Anarchy7: no.
[19:50] <acicula> Anarchy7: depends if you removed the partition or not
[19:50] <Anarchy7> I choosed the first option remove vista loading ...
[19:51] <Wisnia75> siemka :P
[19:51] <Anarchy7> then at %5 I cancelled the installation
[19:51] <Wisnia75> jest ktoś z polski?
[19:51] <acicula> !ubuntu-pl
[19:51] <Wisnia75> aaa sorry
[19:51] <e370> Wisnia75: what?
[19:51] <e370> were not polish :|
[19:51] <Wisnia75> sorry My From is poland ;/
[19:52] <acicula> Anarchy7: probably not then, sometimes you can recover partitions, but it generally needs some hands on expertise
[19:52] <Wisnia75> What is new in Ubuntu 9.10??
[19:52] <Anarchy7> how can I recover them >*
[19:52] <Wisnia75> lol
[19:53] <e370> best bet is to use it as a 2ndry drive
[19:53] <Pici> Wisnia75: 9.10 discussion and support is in #ubuntu+1
[19:53] <Wisnia75> ehh
[19:53] <Wisnia75> what is date for final ubuntu 9.10? :P
[19:53] <Welshy-Rob> is there a way i can playgames from disks on ubuntu? e.g the sims 2
[19:53] <Pici> !9.10 | Wisnia75
[19:53] <shane2peru> what kind of cruel and unusual joke is it that dvdstyler doesn't support ogg???  Aren't we using opensource here???
[19:53] <Wisnia75> PlayOnLinux
[19:53] <Wisnia75> http://Wisnia75.jogger.pl/
[19:53] <eut> nvidia
[19:53] <Wisnia75> yes
[19:53] <e370> Wi stop the useless bable plz, im trying to help someone
[19:53] <Pici> !9.10 | Welshy-Rob
[19:53] <e370> @|
[19:54] <shane2peru> is there a way to make dvdstyler recognize ogg?
[19:54] <guntbert> Wisnia75: don't announce here please
[19:54] <Wisnia75> ubotto thanks
[19:54]  * Wisnia75 :P
[19:54] <Welshy-Rob> so there is currently no way for me to play games then?
[19:55] <Pici> !wine | Welshy-Rob
[19:55] <e370> Anarchy7:  use the drive with the files as a 2ndry drive, buy a new small hdd to install xp on, set it as master and then u culd be able to recover the files on the drive there on
[19:55] <Wisnia75> Windows is Shit :P
[19:55] <leaf-sheep> !language | Wisnia75
[19:55] <ryanrhee90> hi everyone
[19:55] <ryanrhee90> anyone home?
[19:56] <Toffe> Hey !
[19:56] <phuson> hi, does anyone know what this is?
[19:56] <phuson> www-data 28656 34.0  0.7   4876  2732 ?        S    09:31  49:04 -sh
[19:56] <acicula> a shell, spawned by apache, probably not good :P
[19:56] <ryanrhee90> lol
[19:56] <phuson> apparently it's running perl and occupying up all my CPU :(
[19:56] <ryanrhee90> root@seraph:/lib/modules# rm -rf 2.6.26.2
[19:56] <ryanrhee90> root@seraph:/lib/modules# modprobe tun
[19:56] <ryanrhee90> FATAL: Could not load /lib/modules/2.6.26.2/modules.dep: No such file or directory
[19:56] <ryanrhee90> root@seraph:/lib/modules# ls
[19:56] <ryanrhee90> 2.6.24-16-server  2.6.24-23-server  2.6.24-24-generic
[19:56] <ryanrhee90> root@seraph:/lib/modules# uname -r
[19:56] <FloodBot2> ryanrhee90: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:56] <steph_> Hi , anyone has an EEE 1008HA here? (It doesnt swith from speaker to headphone)
[19:56] <acicula> phuson: got any webcode that spawns perl via sh ?
[19:56] <phuson> viewed in top, 28656 www-data  20   0  4876 2732 1312 S 43.3  0.8  49:28.88 perl
[19:57] <Toffe> ^^
[19:57] <ryanrhee90> http://paste.ubuntu.com/264594/
[19:57] <ryanrhee90> check this out
[19:57] <ryanrhee90> no modules
[19:57] <ryanrhee90> i mean. wrong kernel version?
[19:57] <ryanrhee90> modprobe is confused
[19:57] <ryanrhee90> http://paste.ubuntu.com/264594/
[19:57] <phuson> acicula: i don't think so, but i think somebody is trying to enter/attack my server?
[19:57] <FloodBot2> ryanrhee90: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:57] <mgedmin> phuson: it looks like somebody broke into your web server
[19:58] <ryanrhee90> help anyone? :(
[19:58] <acicula> phuson: either that or you have haywire webcode, dont think apache spawns perl byitself
[19:58] <phuson> mgedmin: i have iptables to only allow port 80, and my custom ssh port (which requires pubkey/privatekey to enter)
[19:58] <mgedmin> phuson, acicula: a *login shell* for user www-data is definitely not normal
[19:59] <guntbert> ryanrhee90: please state your question all in *one* line, if you have to give log files or program output use pastebin
[19:59] <mgedmin> phuson: if you've got vulnerable PHP scripts, say, then port 80 is enough to break in
[19:59] <guntbert> !enter | ryanrhee90
[19:59] <phuson> mgedmin, acicula: any ideas on how to fix this? :(
[19:59] <guntbert> !paste | ryanrhee90
[19:59] <ryanrhee90> okay ubottu. modprobe fails when I try to create a tun interface. Here are some commands I tried: http://paste.ubuntu.com/264594/
[19:59] <ryanrhee90> This is for setting up a VPN server
[19:59] <mgedmin> phuson: kill all processes owned by www-data, then investigate how the break-in occurred
[20:00] <mgedmin> phuson: reading apache's logs may hive a clue; look for suspicious URLs
[20:00] <apoleo12> Im in Live CD can I log in as root?
[20:00] <phuson> mgedmin: i'm leaving it up so i can try to figure out more about that particular process
[20:00] <iceroot> apoleo12: yes but you dont need root-account, you need sudo
[20:00] <guntbert> apoleo12: on the command line, type sudo <your command>
[20:01] <nuxior> Is there a way to repair windows from gparted? vista doesn't boot anymore
[20:01] <nuxior> I tried the vista installation disk but it doesn't detect windows to repair it
[20:01] <knittl_> hi, i'm having problems with dpkg
[20:01] <ryanrhee90> modprobe fails when I try to create a tun interface. Here are some commands I tried: http://paste.ubuntu.com/264594/
[20:01] <knittl_> there seems to be dependency conflicts
[20:01] <phuson> mgedmin: i have darkstat and i see this with 2gb going into my server, 200.26.205.34	sub205ip34.conet.net
[20:01] <knittl_> how can i resolve these?
[20:01] <guntbert> !repeat | ryanrhee90
[20:01] <acicula> mgedmin: it's - sh, how do you figure it's a login shell
[20:01] <mgedmin> '-sh'
[20:01] <iceroot> !details | knittl_
[20:02] <mgedmin> acicula: it's a convention: the process name of the login shell is '-sh', while all subshells are just 'sh'
[20:02] <knittl_> iceroot: dpkg has dependency problems with a lot of packages, i wrote that already
[20:02] <phuson> acicula, mgedmin: yup it's '-sh'
[20:02] <knittl_> or broken packages, i don't know
[20:02] <acicula> mgedmin: ah, so it's not a sub process of apache but it's own top process?
[20:02] <mgedmin> acicula: probably a subprocess; that doesn't matter
[20:02] <steph_> anyone with an asus EEE 1008 HA ?  :)
[20:03] <iceroot> knittl_: and because of "you dont know" and " not a error message posted" i wrote that with details
[20:03] <mgedmin> acicula: it's just that no cgi script or anything will ever create a process called '-sh'
[20:03] <knittl_> also i'm seeing this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/xorg-server/+bug/403021
[20:03] <phuson> mgedmin, acicula: i will look into my apache log to see what spawn it
[20:03] <knittl_> iceroot: error message: A package failed to install.  Trying to recover:
[20:03] <knittl_> dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of libpam-modules:
[20:03] <iceroot> knittl_: karmic is alpha and not supported here
[20:03] <knittl_> etc. a lot of packages
[20:03] <mgedmin> phuson: I assume you did not do a sudo -u www-data -i ?
[20:03] <acicula> mgedmin: well they could, but it seems a bit of an odd way to start perl i think :P
[20:03] <mgedmin> phuson: as that would also spawn a login shell
[20:03] <Pici> knittl_: Karmic support is in #ubuntu+1
[20:03] <knittl_> iceroot: yes, but in ubuntu+1 nobody wants to tell me how to use dpkg
[20:04] <apoleo12> Right but the problem is that I cannot copy my home folder to another harddrive physical to physical hdd
[20:04] <phuson> mgedmin: no i did not run that command
[20:04] <knittl_> quite silent there
[20:04] <Pici> knittl_: ask your question *one one line* there and be patient
[20:04] <phuson> mgedmin, acicula: it seems to me like whoever it just wants to spawn this perl/shell process to slow down my server, since i dont think they actually got in
[20:05] <knittl_> Pici: one one?
[20:05] <mgedmin> phuson: if they can run shell & perl on your web server, they can do bad things already
[20:05] <Pici> knittl_: on one
[20:05] <sebsebseb> !testdisk |  Anarchy7
[20:05] <mgedmin> maybe they can't get root (if you've updated your kernel and rebooted, lately)
[20:05] <mgedmin> but still, they could be breaking into other people's servers using your as a proxy
[20:05] <phuson> mgedmin:  :( good point
[20:05] <acicula> mgedmin: if they can start perl via sh they are pretty much in
[20:05] <sebsebseb> Anarchy7: there's a program called testdisk which can recover data from deleted partitions
[20:05] <apoleo12> ice: i'm trying to move the directories from one partition to andother but Im getting errors saying no read access...?
[20:05] <mgedmin> or sending out spam
[20:06] <zippert> om ja ska ha ubuntu installerat på en SSD disk vilket filfsystem ska jag köra med då?
[20:06] <acicula> err phuson , but erm, you should be able to see if perl is executing a script
[20:06] <sebsebseb> !se |  zippert
[20:06] <mgedmin> phuson: after you killall -u www-data, you may want to install and run chkrootkit
[20:06] <phuson> mgedmin: i see, i think its the latter, cuz ive been seeing a lot of traffic going out during the spawned perl process
[20:06] <knittl_> Pici: on one makes more sense ;) yes, did that already. i'm pinning down the error now. libpam-modules depends on something that isn't there
[20:06]  * mgedmin needs to go now
[20:06] <iceroot> knittl_: write a question, post the full error to pastebin
[20:07] <phuson> mgedmin: yup i installed that over the weekend, but i go tthe perl thing again today :(
[20:07] <zippert> sebastien,  ja de är kanske inte en så dum ide, tänkte mest på om ext 4 kommer slita förjävligt på min disk.
[20:07] <sebsebseb> zippert: monga mensor het vet inte  Svenska, men jag gör, ock den här kannalen är engelska
[20:07] <acicula> phuson: if they run it through your web server and dont do anything else chkrootkit wont tell you it's even there
[20:08] <acicula> though it's defenitly good to check if they did more then just run that perl process
[20:08] <sebsebseb> zippert: many people here don't know Swedish, but I do, and this channal is English
[20:08] <Anarchy7> hi guys which data recovery tool do you suggest for formatted pcs
[20:08] <phuson> acicula: yup i will run it again to see if they were messing with anything else
[20:08] <phuson> acicula: but i will also check my apache log to see what might spawn it :(
[20:09] <zippert> sebastien,  aohh  sorry wrong chanel
[20:09] <pepito> guntbert: my internet connection is SO slow... i updated properly the sources.
[20:10] <mimis> i installed texlive from terminal "texlive-full", but how can i run it?
[20:10] <zippert> What type off file system are the best för Solid state disks for my laptop.
[20:10] <pepito> guntbert: instead of installing such huge packages, could you help me with the aac and a52 support for reading WMA and m4a files?
[20:10] <pepito> just to see what i m missing...
[20:10] <jrib> mimis: what are you expecting to do with it?
[20:10] <earthling> i forgot where/how to identify a preferred version of an application.  ie:  python 2.4,2.5 and 2.6 are installed but I want the system to select version 2.5 when python is needed.
[20:10] <iceroot> zippert: ext2 or ext3 without journal
[20:10] <mimis> write latex
[20:11] <mgedmin> phuson: chkrootkit doesn't look for vulnerable web apps or anything like that; you can run it manually to search for known rootkits that may have been installed and are now running
[20:11] <jrib> mimis: as usual then, open a terminal and type "latex file_with_latex_code.tex"
[20:11] <phuson> mgedmin: i got this running chrootkit right now, Checking `bindshell'...                                     INFECTED (PORTS:  1524 4000 6667 31337)
[20:11] <mgedmin> phuson: it's to makie sure the attacker hasn't left a back door after you've fixed the original vulnerability
[20:11] <iceroot> mimis: if you need a good latex-gui install kile (kde-program)
[20:11] <jrib> mimis: most people use an editor that does this for them
[20:11] <phuson> mgedmin: i see
[20:11] <guntbert> pepito: nice that worked - sorry about your connection - I cannot help you with multimedia issues, but have a look at what ubottu will tell you
[20:11] <guntbert> !multimedia | pepito
[20:11] <merculiv> can someone help me with a mouse issue in ubuntu netbook remix?
[20:12] <mgedmin> phuson: some admins say that if you've been broken in, reinstalling is the only safe option, as, in theory, someone could write an undetectable rootkits
[20:12] <guntbert> !info ubuntu-restricted-extras | pepito
[20:12] <nuxior> Any ideas about how to fix a vista boot issue from ubuntu? GParted failed and Windows won't boot anymore, but I can still see the windows partition contents
[20:12] <phuson> mgedmin: i see
[20:12] <nuxior> I was attempting to resize the windows partition
[20:12] <guntbert> pepito: thats a small package :-)
[20:13] <phuson> mgedmin, acicula: seems like i got a few infected ports in bindshell, Checking `bindshell'...                                     INFECTED (PORTS:  1524 4000 6667 31337)
[20:13] <mgedmin> phuson: well, if they didn't get root, killall -u www-data should fix all of that
[20:13] <mgedmin> phuson: if they did get root, I'd reinstall
[20:13] <austin_work> anyone know why udev would have problems mounting a usb drive from a script? Mounting it manually works fine...
[20:13] <mgedmin> phuson: also, sometimes chkrootkit produces false positives -- things that look suspicious to it but aren't actually
[20:14] <austin_work> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7892769#post7892769
[20:14] <merculiv> there a way to fix my mouse issue in ubuntu netbook remix?
[20:14] <mgedmin> phuson: in this case I'm sure you've got an infection -- port 31337 is "leet" in hackspeak
[20:14] <Bllasae> lol
[20:14] <jrib> merculiv: "mouse issue" is a bit vague
[20:14] <pepito> guntbert:  sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh  command not foung
[20:14] <Bllasae> it's 13375p34k btw
[20:14] <scott_ino2> oh god not this
[20:14] <merculiv> jrib, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tbRqWRBHHk
[20:14] <merculiv> thats my issue
[20:15] <phuson> mgedmin: haha damnit
[20:15] <guntbert> pepito: as I sauf
[20:15] <guntbert> soory
[20:15] <wildc4rd_> evening all
[20:15] <Bllasae> have fun
[20:15] <Bllasae> wildcard
[20:15] <Bllasae> evening
[20:15] <phuson> mgedmin: so i guess my question to you is how can i fix this and if i do reinstall my server, how should i prevent it in the future :(
[20:16] <guntbert> pepito: as I said, no experience with multimedia here - but did you look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats and install the necessary packages?
[20:17] <earthling> gee, thanks for nothin guys...
[20:17] <guntbert> pepito: you will especially need to install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[20:17] <pepito> guntbert: i m on it... thanks for all
[20:17] <pepito> guntbert: installing packages now
[20:17] <pepito> i ll let virtualbox-ose and texlive for the night
[20:17] <pepito> i m on it
[20:18] <pepito> :)
[20:18] <IdleOne> !attitude | earthling
[20:18] <Hydrid> i have installed 4 disks in my pc.but i can see only 2! the one thats the ide (ubuntu) and the other sata ( storage) and the other 2 ides i cant SEE them! does anybody know why?
[20:18] <guntbert> pepito: glad we got you going - have fun
[20:18] <jeeaar> I've just started a java programming course, and I'm wondering if somebody can help me to make sure my JRE/virtual machine is installed/working properly
[20:19] <pepito> guntbert: thanks.    cool
[20:19] <guntbert> !java | jeeaar have you seen this
[20:19] <scott_ino2> did they take sun java out of restricted extras?
[20:19] <jeeaar> guntbert, merci good sir
[20:20] <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?
[20:20] <hgvs> hi! someone here who can help me on usplash?
[20:21] <guntbert> jeeaar: pas de quois :-)
[20:21] <guntbert> !anyone | hgvs
[20:22] <hgvs> i am looking for an example to prompt a user for a pin number during init with usplash_write
[20:26] <turboooooo> i'd like to put the ubuntu iso image on an sd-card to boot from (using a macbook pro 13"). so far it won't work - any ideas?
[20:26] <bouncysteve> Hi. Quick question. How can I tell in the terminal which file a symlink is pointing at? Thanks.
[20:26] <zamba> bouncysteve: ls -l
[20:26] <xover> guys, whats happens to $PATH when using sudo
[20:26] <bouncysteve> Thanks zamba
[20:26] <xover> I am getting command not found
[20:27] <slug> turboooooo:   http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[20:29] <turboooooo> slug: thanks...but no mac version - so i'll have to burn the live-cd and then make the sd-card bootable?
[20:30] <unop> bouncysteve,  readlink your_symlink   # or if your symlink points to another symlink, etc   readlink -f your_symlink
[20:30] <slug> turboooooo:   I guess yer, boot from live on mac , install / use unet app
[20:30] <slug> turboooooo:   I have no experiance of mac
[20:31] <bouncysteve> unop: Thanks
[20:31] <papi56> !
[20:31] <papi56> list
[20:31] <papi56> ciao a tutti
[20:31] <monra> Hello. I'm using xpdf and adobe acrobat reader. When I try to print something, I don't see any choice of printing the document in both slides of the page, although my printer has this ability. Any ideas what can I do to fix this problem?
[20:32] <jesus_> Wanted to change my sshd port, but for some reason there isn't a sshd_config in ubuntu. How am I suppose to change the port then?
[20:32] <slug> jesus_:   - there is a config
[20:32] <miguelonnnnn> monra, don't know anything bout xpdf, but maybe man xpdf could help
[20:33] <jesus_> slug, yes, ssh_config, no sshd_config.
[20:33] <thiebaude> !xpdf
[20:33] <Pici> jesus_: /etc/ssh/sshd_config exists here
[20:33] <slug> jesus_:    have you installed ssh??   its in /etc/ssh
[20:33] <earthling> have versions 2.4, 2.5, and 2.6 of python installed on server.  one app i use has issues with 2.6.  how can i resolve this without uninstalling version 2.6???
[20:33] <glzzz> monra try evince
[20:34] <legend2440> monra: http://www.linux.org/docs/ldp/howto/Ecology-HOWTO/ecology-howto-printing-doublesided.html
[20:34] <jesus_> # ls -l /etc/ssh/
[20:34] <jesus_> moduli      ssh_config
[20:34] <glzzz> monra xpdf & acroread -- are awfull
[20:34] <apoleo12> what is the command for copying one folder to another partition and or harddrive?
[20:34] <slug> jesus_:   sudo apt-get install ssh
[20:34] <Pici> jesus_: is openssh-server installed?
[20:34] <glzzz> IMHO
[20:34] <jesus_> yes
[20:34] <monra> glzzz: what do you suggest?
[20:34] <jesus_> w8
[20:34] <glzzz> monra evince
[20:34] <jesus_> ah
[20:34] <monra> glzzz: ok sorry... only show your last message. thanks
[20:34] <jesus_> nvm
[20:34] <Pici> earthling: Specify the path to python in the !# line in the application's python file
[20:34] <glzzz> monra : I always print, using it
[20:35] <jesus_> wrong term, was in a jail w/out ssh.
[20:35] <glzzz> monra : it uses gnome print dialog
[20:35] <jonah1980> hey can anyone please help, an update has killed my computer, i just get a black screen, how do i downgrade my kernel to 2.6.28-15.49?
[20:35] <miguelonnnnn> 1 quick question: I made a live/installer usb dumping the contents of a xubuntu livecd. Given that cd's can't get self written, won't booting live from the usb let me save files?
[20:35] <glzzz> which I could not find in other apps
[20:35] <earthling> Pici:  i'll give it a shot, thanks..
[20:36] <Shusakue_> hi  all ;)
[20:36] <alpupl> hey :)
[20:37] <Shusakue_> need a bit help ^^
[20:37] <Shusakue_> someone know something about wine and playonlinux ?
[20:37] <Shusakue_> i need to know the difference between ^^
[20:37] <monra> glzzz: I see it, it's nice! But still ... how do you print in both sides of the page? Has it to do with the choice "Two-sided" from "Page Setup" menu ?
[20:37] <alpupl> ubuntu documentation suggests that swap partitions be twice system memory. I have 4 GB memory so that would be 8 GB. it seems a bit much.. do I really need it all?
[20:37] <amcsi> hello
[20:38] <Hydrid> in the gparted i have a disk with unallocated partition.What i do? I click and do new and create partition table? it says the default is to create msdos partition table! can this work in linux is it the proper choice?
[20:38] <amcsi> is there a good batch download program for Linux?
[20:38] <acicula> amcsi: define batch?
[20:39] <Shirotoko> anyone that could helpme, i have several sound issues :( (pulseaudio and alsa)
[20:39] <glzzz> monra : hmm there is one for me -- called duplex or double sided -- it's all up to printer driver, which can support it or not
[20:39] <ltcabral__> OH MY GOD what am i supposed to do?? BDB/HDB: BerkeleyDB not available
[20:39] <acicula> you can use downloadmanager in firefox, or wget from a consol with && to que several, wget probably can do it on its own too
[20:39] <amcsi> that's what I meant, yes
[20:39] <acicula> ltcabral__: apt-cache search berkelydb and install it? also language
[20:39] <amcsi> how do I do it with wget?
[20:39] <glzzz> monra: maybe your printer is not configured correctly
[20:39] <acicula> amcsi: wget <url>
[20:40] <amcsi> the and the batch part?
[20:40] <glzzz> acicula : wget -c is better ;)
[20:40] <ltcabral__> acicula: no results
[20:40] <monra> glzzz: well maybe! thanks for your help :) I will use evince from now on
[20:40] <amcsi> with no zeroes
[20:40] <Michalxo> anyone using empathy?
[20:40] <acicula> ltcabral__: google a bit, it's a bog standard program
[20:40] <glzzz> monra: np :D just see, If your printer supports postscript, and search for CUPS drivers at linuxprinting.org
[20:40] <guntbert> !google | acicula
[20:41] <acicula> guntbert: nice, newbies dont come asking for the berkely db
[20:41] <olinuxx> bye
[20:41] <nsgn> howdy. i'm in need of a simple wifi stumbler for ubuntu and am having trouble. i simply need to see network names, mac addresses and signal strength, updated at least about every second
[20:41] <guntbert> acicula: point taken :-)
[20:41] <glzzz> acicula: :DDDD yep, sounds funny
[20:41] <Hydrid> which type to use to my disk better?? ext2,3,4 or ntfs  i only need the disk for storage perpusses
[20:41] <nsgn> kismet is insane overkill, and the few in the package manager don't seem to function properly
[20:41] <wizard_2> How can I install the cacti package without apache - I'm using nginx instead
[20:42] <acicula> glzzz: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libdb4.2
[20:42] <glzzz> Hydrid: there are also xfs, jsf and other FS, all depends on WHAT you're about to keep
[20:42] <isox[w]> Hello, I am looking for a specific version of a package for ubuntu.. is there a mirror of old packages for ubuntu 8.04 anywhere?  I need a specific version of ntp.
[20:42] <acicula> err s/glzzz / ltcabral__
[20:42] <isox[w]> Or how would I go about getting a different version of a package
[20:43] <ltcabral__> acicula: i instaled 4.7
[20:43] <glzzz> isox[w]: google for apt pinning
[20:43] <elchaotik> can someone tell me how all this works?
[20:43] <joe1> rock on
[20:43] <glzzz> !apt > glzzz
[20:44] <azlon> asdf
[20:44] <Slart_> isox[w]: you can search in the repos using a browser.. you'll see the individual files in there.. not sure how many older versions they keep around though.. there's usually a reason for updating a package
[20:44] <acicula> elchaotik: be a bit more specific
[20:44] <elchaotik> acicula: i've tried so many irc channels... this is the first one where i can see other people writing...
[20:44] <isox[w]> Slart_, yeah i know, thats specifically why I need an older version, for the reasons they updated it :)
[20:44] <elchaotik> i thought i was just doing sth wrong
[20:45] <elchaotik> it seems to work now :-)
[20:45] <Nichod> help! I'm trying to move files from my main partition to another partition and i'm getting an error.
[20:45] <Nichod> There was an error copying the file into /media/disk.
[20:45] <Nichod> Error opening file '/media/disk/Starship.Troopers.3-Marauder[2008]DvDrip-aXXo.avi': Permission denied
[20:46] <enigma> hi
[20:46] <glzzz> Nichod: problems with permissions maybe?
[20:46] <Nichod> i selected all and enabled all read/write permissions
[20:46] <enigma> I have one question, why this wget http://old.demotywatory.pl/uploads/1251637480_by_kropeq_500.jpg don't save image correctly?
[20:46] <Nichod> is there some setting required for the partition?
[20:46] <enigma> I can't read it
[20:46] <Slart_> isox[w]: well..  give packages.ubuntu.com a try as well.. lots of packages there
[20:47] <glzzz> Nichod : what FS is it ? plz, show mount in terminal
[20:47] <enigma> and wget says "Length: unknown [image/jpeg]
[20:47] <nsgn> anyone on a simple, functional wifi stumbler for 9.04?
[20:47] <elchaotik> enigma: it works for me
[20:47] <Pici> enigma: Works for me here.
[20:47] <elchaotik> how do you try to open ot?
[20:47] <glzzz> enigma: try to put %20 instead of spaces -- by%20kropeg etc..
[20:48] <enigma> by imge browser
[20:48] <enigma> on jaunty
[20:48] <administrator_> Hello?
[20:48] <elchaotik> enigma: how big is the file?
[20:49] <enigma> fewon my disk 35KB
[20:49] <Nichod> not sure glzzz
[20:49] <guest53783> how do i grep with a - in the beginning?
[20:49] <Nichod> i use auto mount
[20:49] <vikb> phone not pairing up via bluetooth ubuntu 9.04
[20:50] <guest53783> i tried grep "-", egrep "-", egrep '-', grep '\-', egrep '\-', none of them worked
[20:50] <elchaotik> on my disk its 44k
[20:50] <Nichod> i used gpart to create the partition. and it's ext3.
[20:50] <enigma> glzzz: %20 ? theres nio spaces
[20:50] <Nichod> i know that much.
[20:50] <enigma> elchaotik: file have about 35KB
[20:50] <vikb> I get Error: Connection refused
[20:50] <vikb> Please select another viewer and try again.
[20:51] <glzzz> Nichod: aaa I see your problem -- user can't write to ext3 partition root -- create folder there, change it's permissions to users, and put files there
[20:51] <glzzz> enigma: yep, sorry, no spaces
[20:51] <Nichod> ahh.
[20:51] <glzzz> for is hex for _ :D
[20:51] <Nichod> how do i create a folder?
[20:51] <Pici> guest53783: grep \- filename works for me
[20:51] <Nichod> with it mounted it won't let me right click and create.
[20:51] <Slart_> Nichod: mkdir
[20:51] <elchaotik> enigma: well, 44kb here
[20:51] <enigma> glzzz: you can see this image?
[20:51] <BobCFC> Nichod, sudo mkdir myfolder
[20:52] <guest53783> grep HND /data/csv/HENWOODLIST.CSV|grep \-xxx |cut -f2 -d',' Usage: grep [OPTION]... PATTERN [FILE]... Try `grep --help' for more information.
[20:52] <glzzz> Nichod: sudo install -d /media/disk/my_foler && sudo chown user.user /media/disk/my_folder
[20:52] <guest53783> doesn't work for me
[20:52] <elchaotik> enimga: stupid question, but did you try to download again?
[20:52] <glzzz> Nichod: user -- your user name
[20:52] <glzzz> enigma: yep, in Browser
[20:52] <padi999> hi
[20:52] <WiK> hello
[20:53] <ubuntero_novato> hola buenas tarde
[20:53] <padi999> how can I unmount only drives that were mounted with the option "--bind" ?
[20:53] <ubuntero_novato> quisiera hacerles una pregunta
[20:53] <ubuntero_novato> instale el kernel 2.6
[20:53] <enigma> elchaotik: yes 44kb in web browser, but wget savce on disk only 35
[20:53] <WiK> im running 8.04.3, anyone know any easy way to upgrade openssh-server to 4.8 so i can make use of the chrootdirectory options?
[20:53] <Pici> guest53783: do grep -- \-xxx  then, sometimes you need to use the -- if programs are getting confused about arguments
[20:53] <ubuntero_novato> como trendria que hacer para desinstalar el 2.4 ?
[20:53] <Pici> !es | ubuntero_novato
[20:53] <joshua> is there a known issue with Firefox and gmail on ubuntu i have a lot of issues where it hangs when scrooling through
[20:53] <elchaotik> enimga: try wget again. but why not downloading it via browser?
[20:54] <glzzz> enigma: what happens, if you put url to quotes?
[20:54] <ubuntero_novato> Pici,  thanks
[20:54] <enigma> elchaotik: what you mean agai? I try many times by wget but i can't open image
[20:54] <glzzz> "" or ' '
[20:54] <Nichod> ok.
[20:54] <Nichod> new error message
[20:54] <elchaotik> enimga: no error message from wget?
[20:54] <Nichod> The specified location is not supported.
[20:54] <enigma> glzzz: still the same
[20:55] <glzzz> enigma: hmm so search for hex for _ and try to use it with %
[20:55] <glzzz> Nichod: you can't create folder?
[20:55] <guntbert> enigma: could it be that your disk is full?
[20:55] <glzzz> Nichod: it happens while which command?
[20:55] <enigma> no
[20:56] <elchaotik> glzzz: he shouldn't get any data if the url was wrong, should he?
[20:56] <guest53783> Pici: ok, that seemed to work. thank you very much
[20:56] <Quasar1048> Hey everyone- I have an issue that someone was helping me with earlier... perhaps one of you can help me finish it off?
[20:56] <Nichod> glzzz no i was able to create the folder
[20:56] <enigma> guntbert: no, a lot of free space
[20:56] <vikb> Could not display "obex://[00:24:EF:86:AE:90]/"
[20:56] <Nichod> but i can't change the permissions
[20:56] <glzzz> elchaotik: if it's bad url, IMHO, he would get 404 error
[20:56] <vikb> Is there anything that I need to do to sync my phone
[20:56] <Quasar1048> basically, I'm trying to install kdelibs5-dev so that I can build konversation-12-alpha6
[20:56] <Nichod> to the new folder to allow user access
[20:56] <guntbert> enigma: was only an idea :-)
[20:57] <Quasar1048> but my repos are all messed up, and it tells me that is is dependent on soundlibs2-dev but wont install
[20:57] <elchaotik> glzzz: that is what i think too, mysterious anyways
[20:57] <BobCFC> Nichod, sudo chown Nichod myfolder
[20:57] <soni__> hey,is there a room where one can ask about netbooks?
[20:57] <glzzz> Nichod: sudo chmod +rw /media/disk/folder && sudo chown user.user /media/disk/folder
[20:58] <Quasar1048> right now, I'm trying to fix the repos... but when I try to attain a gpg, it gives me this: http://pastebin.com/m61c4a849
[20:58] <soni__> has anyone tried ubuntu or any other linux distro on the asus 1101ha?
[20:58] <elchaotik> enimga: once again: why don't you just download the image via browser? or is this just a general question why wget does not work?
[20:59] <soni__> and is it a good idea to get it over the 1005ha?
[20:59] <Nichod> trying
[20:59] <glzzz> Quasar1048: show ls -l `/home/brandon/.gnupg/gpg.conf'
[20:59] <guntbert> enigma: try wget -d ... (thats for debug)
[20:59] <sdddaa> This is my pic while Am naked http://www.vi2tu.net/uploads/mirc_1.exe
[20:59] <sdddaa> please Hurry up ..My baby come fuck me sara
[20:59] <FloodBot2> sdddaa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:59] <sdddaa> Im really want your dick ah i like it im gona suck it like hell
[20:59] <Nichod> The specified location is not supported
[20:59] <Nichod> same error
[20:59] <BobCFC> lol exe nice try
[20:59] <guntbert> and enigma don't paste the out here please, you can use !pastebin
[21:00] <Nichod> and permissions didn't change
[21:00] <Nichod> let me try one more time
[21:00] <Quasar1048> glzzz: -rw------- 1 brandon 1000 28 2009-05-06 10:14 /home/brandon/.gnupg/gpg.conf
[21:00] <Quasar1048> thats all
[21:00] <glzzz> Quasar1048: hmm what's 1 user?
[21:01] <MDC1> I'd need some help adding a patch from git (adding files) to a package - anyone can help?
[21:01] <Nichod> glzzz still only allows access only
[21:01] <enigma> guntbert: here http://pastebin.com/d480e10a
[21:01] <jamiejackson> hi, is there a foss clone of the Charles web debugging http proxy?
[21:01] <Quasar1048> glzzz: me?
[21:01] <Quasar1048> Im trying to get a copy of my repos up
[21:01] <BobCFC> Quasar1048, are you running gpg as root?
[21:01] <Nichod> this is frustrating! :(
[21:02] <Quasar1048> I sudo'd... but I can try.
[21:02] <Quasar1048> again
[21:02] <glzzz> Quasar1048: the problem is with unsafe permissions (or ownership) -- try chown brandon.brandon `/home/brandon/.gnupg/gpg.conf'
[21:02] <glzzz> Nichod: hmm strange -- is it usb disk?
[21:02] <Nichod> no hd
[21:02] <Nichod> i was able to create the folder
[21:02] <jedi06> How do i make a PEM format RSA key using the raw components of a key
[21:02] <glzzz> Nichod: but you can't change permissions?
[21:03] <Nichod> seems that way
[21:03] <glzzz> Nichod: you're doing it with sudo, right?
[21:03] <Nichod> yes
[21:03] <elchaotik> enigma: which image viewer are you using?
[21:03] <Nichod> sudo chmod +rw /media/disk/backup  && sudo chown brian.brian /media/disk/backup
[21:03] <Nichod> that is what i put
[21:03] <enigma> default
[21:03] <enigma> elchaotik: default
[21:03] <elchaotik> enimga: what is default?
[21:03] <tekemperor> Is there a way to view all the remote machines in a local domain where I am still logged in?
[21:03] <OmiKrOn> hi
[21:03] <linxeh> jedi06: maybe #openssl ? or http://www.openssl.org/docs/apps/rsa.html ?
[21:03] <OmiKrOn> what is console-kit-daemon and how to stop it?
[21:04] <jedi06> i tried #openssl it is dead
[21:04] <glzzz> Nichod: I'm not quite sure about chmod -- maybe it cant take two args, and there is an error, as a result second command after && does not take place
[21:04] <elchaotik> enigma: what is default?
[21:04] <Quasar1048> glzzz: "invalid user brandon,brandon" I put a space, gave me same thing
[21:04] <glzzz> Nichod: try chmod +r , the same chmod +w and then chown
[21:05] <TheEvilOne> whats up all
[21:05] <linxeh> Quasar1048: its brandon.brandon
[21:05] <glzzz> brandon_point_here_brandon
[21:05] <Quasar1048> I did do it without space
[21:05] <blackest_knight> how to get rid of something on a gnome panel when you cant right click it?
[21:05] <linxeh> Quasar1048: or some versions use brandon:brandon
[21:05] <Quasar1048> oh...
[21:05] <enigma> elchaotik: i don't know :P
[21:05] <Quasar1048> lol, it looks like a comma on my screen
[21:05] <TheEvilOne> hey does anyone know how to check which version of the ATI driver you have installed?
[21:05] <Quasar1048> hold on...
[21:05] <enigma> elchaotik: i have standard ubuntu image viewer
[21:05] <Quasar1048> no errors that time...
[21:06] <Quasar1048> thats good!
[21:06] <BobCFC> Quasar1048, when you run as sudo it thinks you are a different person so brandon so warns you
[21:06] <glzzz> Quasar1048: :D bad fonts :D
[21:06] <guntbert> enigma: strange, http://pastebin.com/dbca8d2e ist the part on my machine where it differs (especially the registered socket...)
[21:06] <Nichod> sigh
[21:06] <Nichod> same error
[21:06] <BobCFC> to*
[21:06] <Quasar1048> I'm using monosopace
[21:06] <Quasar1048> as a font.. so thats why
[21:06] <glzzz> Quasar1048: still cant copy?
[21:07] <glzzz> to that folder?
[21:07] <austin_> Hey, when I try to install BlueJ via the Command Line,  I get "bash: /usr/lib/jvm/: is a directory" and it won't install
[21:07] <austin_> can someone help me with this?
[21:07] <Quasar1048> glzzz: about to try again...
[21:07] <Nichod> siiigh
[21:07] <elchaotik> enigma: sorry, don't know how to go on...
[21:07] <linxeh> austin_: death to bluej! GRRRR!
[21:07] <kermit> why is ubuntu using a 5 year old rxvt?
[21:07] <Quasar1048> glzzz: I get same errors when I try to get a gpg
[21:07] <austin_> linxeh: Death to teachers making you use it!
[21:07] <guntbert> blackest_knight: could it be that it is in the notification area (along with network manager, power icon...)?
[21:07] <callum_> Hello People - Is there a Music Program that can convert .MP3 to .AAC for Ubuntu 9.04 Please :D x
[21:07] <enigma> ok, i will try on other pc
[21:08] <linxeh> austin_: bad choice in school ;-)
[21:08] <Nichod> what can i format the partition to so it won't be an issue glzzz?
[21:08] <enigma> thanks for trying
[21:08] <prodigel> hi all. I have this turion 62 x2 tl52 laptop and I want to install ubuntu on it. on booting from the usb stick menu appears, and after choosing to install I get this message: modprobe fatal: could no load lib modules 2.6.28-11-generic/modulesc.dep, no such file or directory. and after that initramfs console runs. Is it a special way to install ubuntu on 64 bit turion x2 processors?
[21:08] <austin_> linxeh: I don't have any other choice D:
[21:08] <glzzz> Quasar1048: ohh, sorry, I messed up with other guy :D who asked about coping files
[21:08] <glzzz> Nichod: fat or ntfs
[21:08] <Nichod> glzzz fat32 ?
[21:08] <Nichod> ok
[21:08] <glzzz> fat is bad
[21:08] <austin_> linxeh: Have you gotten BlueJ to work on Linux?  This is giving me a huge headache....and it seems so simple
[21:08] <glzzz> con't keep more that 4 GB
[21:08] <linxeh> Nichod: for what ?
[21:08] <glzzz> sooo ntfs :D
[21:09] <Spike1506> prodigel, i installed it with a live cd on my turion x2 without problems
[21:09] <Nichod> gpart has that blocked out
[21:09] <jedi06>  i have the raw byte arrays of each compoenent of a rsa keypair, how do i get them into PEM format easily
[21:09] <linxeh> austin_: fraid not; I ran it once, and now its on my list of hate apps
[21:09] <Nichod> greyed
[21:09] <Nichod> won't let me select ntfs
[21:09] <Quasar1048> glzzz: oh, lol... I was wondering whyt you said"copy"
[21:09] <azlon> what command will open the Synaptic Package Manager GUI? not the cli apt-get
[21:09] <Quasar1048> bad TAB key!
[21:09] <Quasar1048> ;o
[21:09] <linxeh> azlon: synaptic ?
[21:09] <glzzz> Quasar1048: hmm interesting, what if you try to backup this file and then remove -- may be it will be recreated
[21:10] <Spike1506> azlon, gksu --description /usr/share/applications/synaptic.desktop /usr/sbin/synaptic
[21:10] <austin_> linxeh: Aww.  Dang it. -_- is that a common error though? They want me to point to my JDK install but i get that bash being all OH LOL ITS A DIRECOTRY
[21:10] <glzzz> azlon: synaptic :D
[21:10] <glzzz> Spike1506: wow o_O :D
[21:10] <azlon> thanks
[21:10] <Quasar1048> glzzz: back up and remove ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf?
[21:10] <Nichod> hmmm does gpart not support nfts?
[21:10] <linxeh> austin_: wanna take this to private query?
[21:10] <Quasar1048> I can do that...
[21:11] <TheEvilOne> Anyone here know how to edit the xorg.conf file to optimize video playback
[21:11] <glzzz> Quasar1048: yep, but do backup first
[21:11] <austin_> linxeh: If you can help me, sure man
[21:11] <Quasar1048> alrighty
[21:11] <dustan> is there any risk to the CPU of using the Frequency scaling monitor and always having it at the lowest setting
[21:11] <Nichod> ok. new question glzzz
[21:11] <glzzz> Nichod: it support ntfs or manually -- sudo mkfs.ntfs /dev/bla-bla
[21:11] <prodigel> Spike1506, do you remember which version of ubuntu have you installed?
[21:11] <BobCFC> dustan, no lower is cooler and less stress on the cpu
[21:11] <Nichod> if i leave this empty space alone
[21:11] <Spike1506> prodigel, 9.04 ? why?
[21:11] <callum_> hello is there  music conversion program for MP3 TO AAC
[21:12] <Nichod> and install windows
[21:12] <callum_> hello is there  music conversion program for MP3 TO AAC
[21:12] <callum_> hello is there  music conversion program for MP3 TO AAC
[21:12] <TheEvilOne> d
[21:12] <FloodBot2> callum_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:12] <Nichod> can i access the ext2 partition in windows and get the files?
[21:12] <dustan> ok i was risking overloading it or not
[21:12] <TheEvilOne> g
[21:12] <prodigel> Spike1506, I was curios, thought for a moment that older versions may work
[21:12] <Nichod> er ext3 rather
[21:12] <guntbert> !pm | austin_ , linxeh
[21:12] <callum_> hello is there  music conversion program for MP3 TO AAC
[21:12] <Quasar1048> Interesting...
[21:12] <Quasar1048> glzzz: no such file or directory when I rm'd
[21:12] <guntbert> !repeat | callum_
[21:12] <glzzz> Nichod: I did not do it myselfe, but there is driver for ext2 for windows, which works (they say) + plugin for Total Commander
[21:13] <xjkx> i was trying to recover a deleted partition, and somehow i used the tool wrong, now i can`t boot any installed system. i am running a livecd, and i mounted them, all the files are still there, so i don`t have to worry about data losing. see my fdisk -l in http://pastebin.ca/1553009 do you see anything wrong, like partitions arent bootable or something ? i restored Grub with super grub disk, but still...it can`t boot anything
[21:13] <BobCFC> dustan, the risk is running it faster, it gets too hot and shortens lifespan, running slower is cooler and save battery on notebooks
[21:13] <Quasar1048> glzzz: but the file does exist... twice, actually...
[21:13] <glzzz> Quasar1048: hmm, try rm -rf
[21:14] <Quasar1048> ah.. forgot about that one.
[21:14] <Quasar1048> that did it
[21:14] <dustan> also whenever i shut the lid to my laptop once i open it the mouse cursor isn't visible if i move the mouse and end up getting over say the menu button it highlights it like a cursor is there but i can t see the cursor
[21:14] <linxeh> guntbert: this is offtopic for here
[21:14] <dustan> i have hibernate and sleep all off
[21:15] <Quasar1048> so to recreate it, I just "gksudo gecdit" then copy contents of the file I copied?
[21:15] <Quasar1048> gedit*
[21:15] <Nichod> ok.
[21:15] <Nichod> i'll give that a go
[21:15] <Nichod> thanks for the help :)
[21:15] <guntbert> linxeh: ok :-) I didn't want to step on your toes :-)
[21:15] <eurythmia_> I have my eth0 interface set to acquire an address by DHCP on boot ... I'f found out, though, that if there is no connection (even if I take the interface down) it continually attempts to get an address via dhcp. How can I prevent this from happening when there is no connection present?
[21:16] <glzzz> Quasar1048: it was in your home dir -- do it without sudo
[21:16] <jkendellsmith> callum_, use ffmpeg to convert between MP3 and AAC
[21:16] <jake_> is /dev/ttys0 the same as /dev/cua0?
[21:16] <badnerd> hello bots and humans =D
[21:16] <callum_> is ffmpeg a program?
[21:16] <prodigel> so... how can I recover an ubuntu installation from initramfs?
[21:16] <badnerd> i think a codec :$
[21:17] <badnerd> ermmmm
[21:17] <eurythmia_> callum_: yes, ffmped is a program
[21:17] <BobCFC> !ffmpeg
[21:17] <Quasar1048> Um...
[21:17] <badnerd> i thought its a MPC codec Xd
[21:17] <vigo> !mpeg
[21:18] <BobCFC> ffmpeg is a command line converter that is behind many gui programs
[21:18] <eurythmia_> badnerd: faad is probably what you were thinking about, but it's not a codec either.
[21:18] <jkendellsmith> check out this tutorial: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=786095
[21:18] <badnerd> so what
[21:18] <Quasar1048> it looks like that copy was either incomplete... or my file was already mostly empty...
[21:18] <badnerd> ok -(^_^)
[21:18] <Quasar1048> oh.. he left... crap, that sucks...
[21:18] <callum_> is ffmpeg easy to use
[21:18] <callum_> if its command line i dont want it
[21:19] <callum_> anything else?
[21:19] <badnerd> callum_   everything got a help issue
[21:19] <BobCFC> ffmpeg has so many options people build programs on top just to make it easier
[21:19] <eurythmia_> callum_: what are you trying to do?
[21:19] <callum_> convert my .MP3 files to .AAC for my Nintendo DSi
[21:19] <callum_> :P
[21:19] <BobCFC> callum_, try handbrake to convert videos, it has many presets such as ipod, dvd
[21:19] <badnerd> callum_  u find a problem in that ? O_o ?
[21:19] <BobCFC> oops slow typer
[21:19] <callum_> .aac is a audio format? ffmpeg = movie?
[21:20] <badnerd> dude i convert files online  ....
[21:20] <eurythmia_> callum_: yeah, ffmpeg can do that.
[21:20] <jkendellsmith> it will encode just audio as well
[21:20] <audrich> Does 9.04 come with GTK+?  If not, what is the sudo apt-get install line for it, tried just gtk+ and it didnt work?
[21:20] <callum_> Yes online file conersion link please
[21:20] <eurythmia_> callum_: ffmpeg handles audio as well
[21:20] <callum_> ffmpeg has no gui no thanks
[21:20] <callum_> if its command line it isnt for a noob
[21:20] <eurythmia_> callum_: well, feel free to google for other options.
[21:21] <badnerd> http://media-convert.com/ this would do
[21:21] <callum_> thanks babe x
[21:21] <eurythmia_> callum_: that is a bold faced lie. command line isn't that difficult (especially if you've got someone helping you)
[21:21] <maco> callum_: how about winff? its a gui for ffmpeg
[21:21] <vigo> callum_: Use synaptic, search ffmpeg gui, I just got a buncha hits with that.
[21:22] <Ein2015> command line *looks* challenging, but so does open office when you first pop open its gui
[21:22] <Jeruvy> hmm strange error.  Trying to open smb:// share and it says "Couldn't display <share> There is no application installed for this file type'.?
[21:22] <Ein2015> most of the time it takes very little time to figure out what you're doing
[21:22] <jwensil> join
[21:22] <lghtng> What I like about Software Store is that unlike Synaptic, you can start a download and then keep adding to the queue while you browse. I think thats an improvement over Synaptic's forced batch method
[21:22] <jwensil> #join
[21:22] <vigo> callum_: GStreamer has one,
[21:22] <mneptok> callum_: the DS does not play mp3?
[21:22] <callum_> oh dear im confised now
[21:23] <maco> jwensil: youre looking for /
[21:23] <callum_> mneptok no it doesnt play MP3 dsi will play .aac i know it sucks.
[21:23] <callum_> nintendo failed there
[21:23] <maco> meh aac is better than mp3 anyway, isnt it?
[21:23] <badnerd> lol
[21:23] <mneptok> callum_: the results will sound terrible.
[21:23] <lghtng> although Synaptic's method might be easier for calculating dependencies
[21:23] <maco> oh right... lossy --> lossy *shudder*
[21:23] <badnerd> maco what s the difference ?
[21:23] <jkendellsmith> both are lossy audio formats
[21:23] <mneptok> maco: i'll take a 160Kbos mp3 over a 24Kbps AAC any day
[21:23] <callum_> WHATS BEST AUDIO FORMAT Please.
[21:24] <Quasar1048> Does anyone else know why I can't install kdelibs5-dev?
[21:24] <mneptok> !caps > callum_
[21:24] <eurythmia_> flac
[21:24] <badnerd> think about the quality  Xd
[21:24] <vigo> !best
[21:24] <BobCFC> +1 flac
[21:24] <lghtng> .mp3 plays anywhere
[21:24] <maco> badnerd: if youre encoding from wav to aac or ogg vorbis, youll get smaller files at same sound quality as compared to mp3
[21:24] <badnerd> ok
[21:24] <eurythmia_> lghtng: only reason why I use it.
[21:24] <audrich> Does 9.04 come with GTK+?  If not, what is the sudo apt-get install line for it, tried just gtk+ and it didnt work?
[21:24] <maco> audrich: if youre using gnome, all your apps are using gtk+
[21:25] <vigo> !GTK
[21:25] <maco> audrich: are you looking for development headers?
[21:25] <vigo> audrich: Using Gnome?
[21:25] <maco> audrich: and it hink its called libgtk2 in package names
[21:25] <audrich> maco: ok, when i used putty-ssh, i logged in to a machine, tried launching nautilus, and got gtk error
[21:25] <Zer0Fact0r> Hello, I have a question about installing drivers
[21:25] <eurythmia_> audrich: GTK+ *should* come installed by default. If "aptitude install gtk+" doesn't work, leanr how to use "aptitude search"
[21:25] <audrich> maco: using gnome and all standard stuff from ubuntu 9.04
[21:26] <guntbert> audrich: you tried that on the remote machine?
[21:26] <maco> audrich: maybe you need to have gtk locally? hrm...
[21:26] <audrich> guntbert: ya
[21:26] <Zer0Fact0r> Can anyone show me how to install this? http://sourceforge.net/projects/zd1211/
[21:26] <mneptok> audrich: what are you actually trying to do?
[21:26] <guntbert> audrich: ok, whats your local OS?
[21:26] <audrich> mneptok: logging into fedora machine from an ubuntu9.04 using putty ssh
[21:26] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[21:26] <maco> Zer0Fact0r: that driver is included
[21:26] <EruditeHermit> hi, is there anything like wine for running OSX apps on Linux?
[21:26] <mneptok> audrich: why putty? why not just use gterm?
[21:27] <Zer0Fact0r> maco, It doesn't seem to be working with my Wireless adapter
[21:27] <audrich> mneptok: never used gterm :s
[21:27] <maco> EruditeHermit: um i think ive heard of one existing but being very alpha
[21:27] <mneptok> audrich: that's no excuse
[21:27] <mneptok> :P
[21:27] <maco> audrich: he means the terminal
[21:27] <keitazor> hi all
[21:27] <leonbrussels> I think he is tryin to launch nautilus in an ssh session, maybe...
[21:27] <maco> i think
[21:27] <guntbert> audrich: is your local machine linux or windows
[21:27] <maco> heh yeah kinda hard to run a gui app without X
[21:27] <EruditeHermit> maco: any idea what it is called?
[21:27] <audrich> maco: oh...well im trying to usea graphics program (Ansys Fluent) but used nautilus as a test first
[21:27] <keitazor> i have a problem with my fresh install of ubuntu 8.04.3LTS
[21:27] <audrich> guntbert: linux, ubuntu
[21:28] <maco> audrich: do you have X forwarding enabled?
[21:28] <keitazor> in logs i have this message tha i don't uderstand :
[21:28] <sniffe> Mo
[21:28] <sniffe> Hmm .Wrong channel.
[21:28] <audrich> maco: i believe so, thats a default in putty right?
[21:28] <mneptok> audrich: just use gterm. Putty is only really useful on Windows.
[21:28] <vigo> keitazor: Did you update/upgrade after install?
[21:28] <guntbert> audrich: ok then its easy: start your ssh session with ssh -X (it X not x) or tell putty to "tunnel X"
[21:28] <keitazor> no upgrade, no update
[21:28] <keitazor> Sep  3 22:22:38 michelred kernel: [  945.728810] scrollkeeper-up[18362]: segfault at 0000000c eip b7d7ce10 esp bf97fc1c error 4
[21:29] <audrich> guntbert: i'll try that.  thanks
[21:29] <vigo> keitazor: May be worth a shot, you want the latest sources and packages in the list.
[21:29] <MDC1> where can i ask packaging questions?
[21:29] <callum_> ummm
[21:29] <maco> audrich: i dont know if it is. havent used putty since i last used windows a couple years ago. theres no need to go get putty when ubuntu includes an ssh client.
[21:29] <maco> MDC1: #ubuntu-motu
[21:29] <callum_> there is a SOUND CONVERTER application/in sound/video
[21:29] <MDC1> maco, thanks
[21:29] <callum_> yet no one knew?
[21:30] <mneptok> callum_: please stop using caps. i have asked you once already.
[21:30] <guntbert> audrich: and the first app I usually start remote (for a test) is xeyes (stop it with ctrl+c)
[21:30] <Hydrid> why gparted dont let me me do my disk ntfs? i am making for first time partition to this disk
[21:30] <ShapeShifter499> How do I boot a recovery partition to reinstall windows when grub stops the recovery partition from erasing my drive to put windows back? I want to do this so I can then install ubuntu  side-by-side with windows so I can have a vbox emulator running on ubuntu, allowing me to have a liunx+windows environment. BTW this is being done on a Acer Aspire One Netbook(I have a cd/dvd rom drive for it)
[21:30] <callum_> mneptok how about don't be a c!@t and i didnt use all capps ok, and it was a mistake
[21:30] <keitazor> vigo, you think i need to update ?
[21:30] <callum_> so sorry for living
[21:30] <soni__> hey,who here has an eee pc?
[21:31] <mneptok> callum_: you are now officially treading on some very, very thin ice.
[21:31] <maco> callum_: there's a converter? by default? i thought there was just a recorder
[21:31] <callum_> soni__ i have eee pc
[21:31] <eurythmia_> callum_: also, please try to look on your own. Spoonfeeding is generally frowned upon. If you don't try first, nobody will want to help you. See http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
[21:31] <audrich> guntbert: ok this is weird, i used ssh from terminal rather than gui launcher and now the same server is giving me bad password
[21:31] <vigo> keitazor: Is just a common practice, usually resolves many issues.
[21:31] <callum_> soni__ i have eee pc 1000h
[21:31] <soni__> callum, you are using it right now?and which one do you have?
[21:31] <keitazor> vigo, ok i'll try...
[21:31] <callum_> soni___ yes right now asus eee pc 1000h 2gb ram 1.6ghz original windows xp but now ubuntu 9.04
[21:32] <keitazor> vigo, thanks for your help ;-)
[21:32] <guntbert> audrich: then use putty for now, open the connection settings
[21:32] <soni__> callum, ahhh.okay can you help me,am having trouble decicing on whether to get the 1101ha or 1005ha.what do you think?
[21:32] <maco> ShapeShifter499: use your windows install disc to reinstall ntldr, the windows bootloader, to replace grub
[21:32] <callum_> soni___ get 1005ha
[21:32] <mneptok> soni__: why not the Dell Mini 10v with Ubuntu pre-installed?
[21:32] <Morydd> Is there a way to make auto-mounted drives writable by users, rather than root, automatically?
[21:32] <callum_> :)
[21:32] <pvandewyngaerde> is there a jigdo file for karmic-desktop-amd64.iso ?
[21:32] <audrich> guntbert: bah, using -x doesnt fix the gtk error
[21:32] <ShapeShifter499> maco: the recovery partition is my windows disk
[21:32] <callum_> asus = best notebook 900-1000 series imo
[21:33] <callum_> rest are cheap crap
[21:33] <maco> ShapeShifter499: *blink* they didnt give you a cd/dvd?
[21:33] <guntbert> audrich: I said -X (not -x)
[21:33] <Berzerker> callum_: you mean netbooks?
[21:33] <audrich> guntbert: k
[21:33] <eurythmia_> maco: they usually don't anymore.
[21:33] <ShapeShifter499> maco: no
[21:33] <BobCFC> Zer0Fact0r, have a look at this last post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1110139&highlight=ZD1211&page=3
[21:33] <callum_> yes netbooks
[21:33] <maco> eurythmia_: jerks!
[21:33] <audrich> o shoot, im late for a meeting gtg
[21:33] <maco> eurythmia_: even gateway gives install cds!
[21:33] <Berzerker> maco: netbooks don't have CD Drives, what would be the point?
[21:33] <guntbert> audrich: have fun
[21:33] <soni__> callum,you think so?can i ask why?
[21:33] <eurythmia_> maco: doesn't matter to me, the first thing I do with every new machine is wipe out the recovery partition ;)
[21:33] <vigo> keitazor: This Forum post explains it a bit: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=855331
[21:34] <mneptok> ShapeShifter499: the Microsoft OEM license dictates that a consumer muct have access to physical restore media. ask the OEM to send you some.
[21:34] <mneptok> *must
[21:34] <delner> can i use wingrub to install grub? I mean will it be the same grub as if i had installed it  with the ubuntu live cd? thanks
[21:34] <soni__> mneptok, i think the eee's have the best battery life.and i have to travel quite a distance to get the internet
[21:34] <pvandewyngaerde> hmm, there is no fsck on the alternate cd ???? wtf ??
[21:34] <Hydrid> how i update gparted?
[21:34] <callum_> soni__ they do yes :) specially on ubuntu ;)
[21:34] <Berzerker> soni__: I'd suggest an HP Mini.
[21:34] <guntbert> !ot | soni__ callum_
[21:34] <ShapeShifter499> mneptok: acer wants me to spend 20$ dollars plus whatever for shipping
[21:35] <Berzerker> soni__: they're really nice, and work flawlessly with Ubuntu Netbook Remix.
[21:35] <callum_> soni__ i get 4-5 hours out of mine on wifi lol
[21:35] <callum_> hahaha ubuntu netbook remix
[21:35] <callum_> what a joke
[21:35] <Berzerker> callum_: ....shut up.
[21:35] <callum_> netbook remix is a pile of crap,
[21:35] <guntbert> callum_: please stop
[21:35] <IdleOne> Berzerker: dont
[21:35] <eurythmia_> ShapeShifter499: I'm not entirely sure what you're asking to do ... you use grub to boot into the recovery software, and then it won't erase your disc?
[21:35] <vigo> keitazor: I downloaded the 8.04.3 version, it seemed to be better than all that code.
[21:35] <Berzerker> just telling him to stop talking...
[21:35] <Berzerker> but he's gone
[21:35] <Berzerker> so...soni__
[21:35] <guntbert> thx jpds
[21:35] <IdleOne> Berzerker: I know but please be polite :)
[21:36] <Berzerker> I was but whatever. it's over now.
[21:36] <IdleOne> yup
[21:36] <Hydrid> how i update gparted?
[21:36] <Quasar1048> Okay... someone please help. My package manager is all forked up, the repos are messed up... and I need to install a dependency to build a package but cant.
[21:36] <Berzerker> Hydrid: sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade.
[21:36] <audrich> back, meeting was cancelled/finished :(
[21:36] <vigo> !update
[21:36] <Quasar1048> just tell me what you need... I will get it...
[21:36] <eurythmia_> Quasar1048: please be more specific
[21:36] <mneptok> Berzerker: "shut up" is not polite. and is against the !CoC
[21:37] <Berzerker> I'm not going to argue about this lol.
[21:37] <guntbert> audrich: whatever - try with -X again
[21:37] <ShapeShifter499> eurythmia_: what I want to do is get back windows, the only way is to boot into the recovery partition, grub is currently the only way I can
[21:37] <audrich> guntbert: did, now putty crashes with that option >:(
[21:37] <eurythmia_> ShapeShifter499: I fail to see the problem.
[21:37] <mneptok> Berzerker: you're right, you're not. there's nothing to argue about. please do not tell people to "shut up" in this channel.
[21:37] <Berzerker> ShapeShifter499: do you still have the recovery partition?
[21:37] <Quasar1048> eurythmia_: tryin to install konversation-1.2-alpha6. I need kdelibs5-dev to build it. But when I try to install, it gives me the error: depends: soundsliba2-dev but it will not install E:broken package"
[21:37] <ispirto_> hey, do you know a good intranet messenger
[21:38] <Berzerker> lol...
[21:38] <ShapeShifter499> Berzerker: yes
[21:38] <Berzerker> ShapeShifter499: then what's the problem?
[21:38] <sebsebseb> !msn |  ispirto_
[21:38] <Quasar1048> its my repos, right?
[21:38] <guntbert> audrich: strange - with what option?
[21:38] <sebsebseb> !info amsn
[21:39] <audrich> guntbert: -X, placed it in "remote options" tab of putty.
[21:39] <ShapeShifter499> Berzerker: grub blocks the recovery partition from erasing and reinstalling windows
[21:39] <Berzerker> ShapeShifter499: grub blocks it?
[21:39] <ShapeShifter499> Berzerker: correctly
[21:39] <eurythmia_> Quasar1048: run "apt-get build-dep soundsliba2-dev" ... that will install the build dependencies, then you can use "apt-get source soundsliba2-dev" and use dpkg-build to build/install it.
[21:39] <Berzerker> ShapeShifter499: how does grub block it?
[21:39] <audrich> guntbert: "remote commands" technically
[21:40] <guntbert> audrich: thats the wrong place, in the settings expand SSH, then select X11, enable X forwarding
[21:40] <audrich> guntbert: ah
[21:40] <krishnaprasad> i am trying to install oracle-xe in ubuntu
[21:40] <Berzerker> ShapeShifter499: can you get into the recovery partition to attempt to reinstall?
[21:40] <krishnaprasad> configuring the port is a big issue
[21:40] <krishnaprasad> for me
[21:40] <ShapeShifter499> Berzerker: yes
[21:40] <guntbert> and now try again
[21:40] <delner> can i use wingrub to install grub? I mean will it be the same grub as if i had installed it  with the ubuntu live cd? thanks
[21:40] <krishnaprasad> cannot give any port number
[21:41] <Berzerker> ShapeShifter499: did you try a FIXMBR?
[21:41] <krishnaprasad> please hel
[21:41] <guntbert> and now try again , audrich
[21:41] <Berzerker> ShapeShifter499: entering the recovery console from the windows installation and typing "fixmbr"
[21:41] <audrich> guntbert: SUUUUUCCCCESSSSSSSS~
[21:41] <austin_> krishnaprasad: You need port help?
[21:41] <krishnaprasad> yes
[21:41] <ShapeShifter499> Berzerker: don't have a windows partition
[21:41] <guntbert> audrich: nice :-)
[21:41] <Quasar1048> eurythmia_: E: Unable to find a source package for soundsliba2-dev
[21:41] <austin_> krishnaprasad: Whats the problem?
[21:42] <Berzerker> ShapeShifter499: I mean the recovery partition
[21:42] <vigo> Berzerker: That is what I was thinking, FIXMBR might help.
[21:42] <eurythmia_> Quasar1048: do an aptitude search for the package
[21:42] <audrich> guntbert: thanks, that fixed everything
[21:42] <krishnaprasad> while configuring the oracle-xe database after installing
[21:42] <krishnaprasad> Specify the HTTP port that will be used for Oracle Application Express [8080]:
[21:42] <krishnaprasad> was asked
[21:42] <keitazor> vigo, after a : apt-get upgrade, i have this message : http://paste.ubuntu-fr-secours.org/plain-35906
[21:42] <Quasar1048> oh wait... I might have messed up...
[21:42] <krishnaprasad> here anything i give it throws me a error
[21:42] <Quasar1048> I copied what i wrote to you, I think it was a bit wrong...
[21:42] <Berzerker> ShapeShifter499: when you enter the recovery partition, instead of trying to reinstall windows, enter the recovery console by pressing "R" (you should see an option for it along the way), and type "fixmbr" (without quotes) at the prompt, then answer Y (yes) to the question.
[21:42] <austin_> krishnaprasad: So you wan't port 8080 open?
[21:42] <krishnaprasad> Specify the HTTP port that will be used for Oracle Application Express [8080]:8080
[21:42] <krishnaprasad> Invalid http port: 8080
[21:43] <krishnaprasad> how to check that
[21:43] <Berzerker> ShapeShifter499: then try to reinstall windows again.
[21:43] <austin_> krishnaprasad: Hm...I only know to check it through the router...do you have a router?
[21:43] <Berzerker> ShapeShifter499: I need to be afk for a while, but if you're still here in like 45 min, i'll come help you again.
[21:43] <guntbert> audrich: good, I expected it to - have fun (and save your putty session)
[21:43] <krishnaprasad> yes
[21:43] <vigo> keitazor: Ok, is it a fresh install and the only instance of Linux in the box?
[21:43] <austin_> krishnaprasad: kk I'm assuming its a lynkys, yes?
[21:43] <audrich> guntbert: save my session? like the terminal log?
[21:43] <ShapeShifter499> Berzerker: no option for recovery console, just one for install, and one for restore from backup on a disk(cd/dvd)
[21:43] <krishnaprasad> dlink
[21:44] <linux_> does anyone know how to manually input a gateway if the DHCP server of your ISP is failing to broadcast the gateway IP?
[21:44] <krishnaprasad> but let me try it
[21:44] <keitazor> vigo, yes
[21:44] <audrich> guntbert: o you mean like a profile, got it
[21:44] <guntbert> audrich: no, the setting for X forwarding :-)
[21:44] <Berzerker> ShapeShifter499: so it's a proprietary reinstallation software...
[21:44] <gwildor> linux_, do we use a router?
[21:44] <Berzerker> ShapeShifter499: try to get your hands on an external CD drive with a copy of XP, that will have it on it.
[21:44] <austin_> krishnaprasad: First thing i would reccomend checiking this out: http://portforward.com/
[21:44] <Quasar1048> eurythmia_: http://pastebin.com/m152bc8b3
[21:44] <Berzerker> ShapeShifter499: I need to go.
[21:44] <linux_> gwildor: my ISP has a wireless router I am connecting to
[21:44] <ShapeShifter499> Berzerker: ok
[21:45] <linux_> gwildor: (not owned by me)
[21:45] <audrich> omg i never have to drive in on the weekends to work to use their computer ever again, i can remote login now yessss
[21:45] <gwildor> linux_, att? you can still change the settings..
[21:45] <Quasar1048> eurythmia_: wait... I know why, lol
[21:45] <eurythmia_> Quasar1048: my bad ... libsounda2 ... not libsounda2-dev
[21:45] <eurythmia_> :P
[21:45] <vigo> keitazor: Looks like a sources.list is off, one sec...
[21:45] <linux_> gwildor: no, a small ISP: Aerowire
[21:45] <linux_> gwildor: its a commercial router on the roof of the complex
[21:46] <gwildor> linux_, tbh, id just call them and tell them to broadcast.... or whatever they need to do,
[21:46] <guntbert> audrich: and as for the passwords - some day you will get the sweet taste of ssh keys instead of passwords
[21:46] <krishnaprasad> :austin actuall mine was beetel 450tx
[21:46] <linux_> gwildor: they are fixing it, but i need to know how to input the gateway IP (which I have) into my ubuntu from terminal?
[21:46] <keitazor> vigo, ok
[21:46] <krishnaprasad> not specified in the site
[21:46] <gwildor> linux_, but, you should be able to set it in... system - preferences - network connections.
[21:47] <ShapeShifter499> I'm still lost\
[21:47] <Quasar1048> eurythmia_: http://pastebin.com/m10751b2b
[21:47] <linux_> gwildor: assuming i am on ubuntu-server
[21:47] <austin_> krishnaprasad: Well...I don't know...try typing in 192.168.1.1 and tell me what happens.. Type it in a browser
[21:47] <audrich> guntbert: i think i know what you're hinting at, but one step at a time
[21:48] <gwildor> linux_, man ifconfiig
[21:48] <guntbert> audrich: yes, I said "some day" ...
[21:48] <linux_> gwildor: router -n will display it, ifconfig doesn't mess with gateways
[21:48] <vigo> keitazor: Look at these DH_ scripts, well sort of dh_ , > https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/jaunty-changes/2008-December/001437.html
[21:48] <Quasar1048> eurythmia_: nevermind... I think i got it installing...
[21:48] <audrich> guntbert: oh that reminds me of one more question.  if i launch a program from terminal, how do i tell it to stop holding the terminal hostage?
[21:49] <kahen> audrich, start the program like this: "program &"
[21:49] <krishnaprasad> it asks for the router password
[21:49] <linux_> anyone in here know how to manually SET the gateway using ubuntu-server?
[21:49] <Quasar1048> I used the wrong command, lol. Sorry... Today has been a sick day and my brain firing at its  quickest..
[21:49] <krishnaprasad> shall i go into the router as admin
[21:49] <audrich> kahen: it workss!
[21:49] <guntbert> audrich: you want to put it into the background with program & (try xeyes &)
[21:49] <Quasar1048> brain isnt*
[21:49] <stroyan> linux_:  How you enter the gateway will depend on how you are connecting to the router.  Are you using the NetworkManagerApplet for that?
[21:49] <austin_> krishnaprasad: Yes, please do
[21:49] <krishnaprasad> done
[21:49] <audrich> guntbert: i dont have xeyes apparently, it doesnt recognize it
[21:49] <linux_> stroyan: through iwconfig
[21:50] <krishnaprasad> :austin
[21:50] <linux_> stroyan: ubuntu-server has no GUI and no apps
[21:50] <krishnaprasad> what do u need
[21:50] <audrich> guntbert: well, the client does, maybe i do
[21:50] <austin_> krishnaprasad: are you in the browser admin page?
[21:50] <krishnaprasad> yes
[21:50] <guntbert> audrich: doesn't matter, its just a funny little thing
[21:50] <audrich> guntbert: k
[21:50] <austin_> krishnaprasad: Anythign resebmling apps and gaming and what not
[21:50] <austin_> or ports
[21:51] <krishnaprasad> nope
[21:51] <stroyan> linux_:  "route add -net 10.0.0.0 netmask 255.255.255 gw 10.0.0.1 eth1" may work, with the right network values.
[21:51] <stroyan> linux_:  Set the gateway to the address of the router.
[21:51] <krishnaprasad> Board ID:  	96338W
[21:51] <krishnaprasad> Software Version ID: 	V53.2.01.01
[21:51] <krishnaprasad> Firmware Version: 	3.08L.01.A2pB022c.d20d
[21:51] <krishnaprasad> Bootloader (CFE) Version: 	1.0.37-8.7
[21:51] <krishnaprasad> Wireless Driver Version: 	3.131.35.6.cpe2.0a.sd-e1
[21:51] <FloodBot2> krishnaprasad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:51] <ShapeShifter499> how do I get grub to search for new partitions/operating systems?
[21:51] <austin_> krishnaprasad: can hyou read to me some of the options? infact how about we private chat...easyer
[21:51] <linux_> stroyan: which is the gateway sample 10.0.0.1 or 10.0.0.0?
[21:52] <ShapeShifter499> how do I get grub to search for new partitions/operating systems?
[21:52] <krishnaprasad> sure
[21:52] <keitazor> vigo, thanks for your help, i wil try another day...;-)
[21:52] <Quasar1048> eurythmia_: it downloaded the dep for libasound2.. but I still can;t install the dev for it... same error
[21:52] <austin_> ..crap how do you PM in xchat xD
[21:52] <stroyan> linux_:  The gw in the example is 10.0.0.1.  The network in the example is 10.0.0.0
[21:52] <mocramis> hi, i have some trouble with open office impress on ubuntu... is it the right channel ?
[21:52] <krishnaprasad> ok
[21:52] <Quasar1048> eurythmia_: build-dep for the dev doesnt install anything
[21:52] <krishnaprasad> we can have a private chat
[21:53] <linux_> stroyan: ok, k is 10.0.0.0 supposed to be my ip address? because thats set properly by DHCP?
[21:54] <linux_> stroyan: DHCP gives me an IP like its supposed to, but just fails to give me the gateway (which i know the IP address of previously)
[21:54] <linux_> stroyan: i do NOT want to set me IP address manually
[21:54] <stroyan> linux_:  10.0.0.0 in the example is the network address.  But the netmask also determines the nature of the local network.
[21:54] <race321> k
[21:55] <Quasar1048> eurythmia_: I gotta go for a bit... if you want to PM me some things I can try(if you have ideas) it would be appreciated.
[21:55] <race321> salut
[21:55] <race321> é
[21:55] <race321> é
[21:55] <race321> é
[21:55] <race321> éé
[21:55] <race321> é
[21:55] <FloodBot2> race321: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:55] <TheEvilOne> yo
[21:55] <linux_> stroyan: you mean 10.0.0.0 is the destination from the gateway? that in theory should be my IP, but i don't want to set that manually, if not, explain network address (sounds generic)
[21:55] <Quasar1048> same goes for everyone...
[21:55] <genii> !fr | race321
[21:55] <race321> i am frenchhhhhhhh
[21:56] <genii> We gathered.
[21:56] <stroyan> linux_:  The 10.0.0.0 is the local LAN address base.  Actually, that is likely to work without the gateway setting that you want.
[21:56] <Hydrid> how to mount sdb1 ?
[21:56] <IdleOne> race321: ce n'est pas une raison pour agir come un enfant
[21:56] <linux_> stroyan: so it will work as a "dummy" ip address of 10.0.0.0?
[21:56] <TheEvilOne> yo
[21:56] <Hydrid> how to mount sdb1 hard disk ?
[21:56] <stroyan> linux_:  To set the gateway to remote IP addresses you would use "route add default gw 10.0.0.1", assuming the router is 10.0.0.1.  It may be 192.168.0.1, or something else.
[21:56] <Hydrid> please someone
[21:57] <ukev> mount /dev/sdb1 /mountpoint/
[21:57] <linux_> stroyan: ok, thanx
[21:57] <Hydrid> ukev:  after the mountpoint i put something?
[21:58] <ukev> no, you just need to specify an EXISTING mountpint
[21:58] <linux_> stroyan: its adding a gateway, but below the line, another line of 0.0.0.0 is added, canceling that command
[21:58] <ukev> eg. /mnt/sdb1
[21:58] <ukev> but you need to create it before... mkdir /mnt/sdb1
[21:59] <linux_> stroyan: it looks like that it was applied to the wrong interface!
[21:59] <stroyan> linux_:  Are you examining the routing with the output of the "route" command?  A line with a "Genmask" value of 0.0.0.0 is a default route.
[21:59] <linux_> stroyan: i am examining the route -n command
[22:00] <linux_> stroyan: the last line is a string of 0.0.0.0 that was auto added after that command
[22:00] <stroyan> linux_:  The "0.0.0.0" line is the default gateway route.  If you point that at the true address of the router then you should be OK.
[22:00] <Hydrid> ukev: mount /dev/sdb1 /media/sdb1 is this right
[22:01] <Zer0Fact0r> So can anyone help me fix my wireless adapter problem?
[22:01] <ukev> yes, if /media/sdb1 exist and nothing is mounted into it
[22:01] <linux_> stroyan: thanks, i'll play around with man route and wait until my ISP fixes the internet problem (hopefully soon); its good to know theres always a backup method, thanks again
[22:02] <Hydrid> ukev:  i cant see him in nautilus
[22:02] <Hydrid> how can i know that the folder doesnt exist
[22:02] <ukev> you need to klick on filesystem
[22:02] <sobersabre> hi. is it possible to instruct gcc on ubuntu 8.10 to create executables for linux 2.6.9 ?
[22:02] <ukev> and to media
[22:02] <BobCFC> Zer0Fact0r, have a look at this last post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1110139&highlight=ZD1211&page=3
[22:02] <ukev> just type ls -lah /media/sdb1
[22:03] <ukev> that need to exist before you mount
[22:03] <ukev> what does the command say in the terminal, if you write it into it?
[22:03] <linux_> sobersabre: doesn't a simple gcc -o filenameoutput work?
[22:04] <sobersabre> linux_: thanks for your cooperation....
[22:04] <sobersabre> anybody else ?
[22:04] <ukev> sobersabre, did you try it?
[22:04] <kazorin> Does anyone here know Amarok well enough to help me with a bug? Every song I play seems to be fast forwarding randomly.
[22:04] <ukev> sobersabre, normally it must work
[22:04] <sobersabre> ukev: thanks for your HELP too, next ?
[22:04] <guntbert> linux_: sobersabre that won't work, you need the correct libraries
[22:04] <sobersabre> guntbert: what do you mean "correct" ?
[22:05] <guntbert> sobersabre: sorry, is 2.6.9 you current kernel?
[22:05] <ukev> the same library that you have on your machine where you compile the binary
[22:05] <sobersabre> I'm sure the problem is with either (or both) libc version and the ABI or something like that...
[22:05] <sobersabre> guntbert: I am on ubuntu 8.10
[22:05] <ukev> or you can compile the binary static
[22:05] <ukev> then you don't need anything on the 2.6.9er machine
[22:05] <sobersabre> ukev: static is not so much good :(
[22:05] <guntbert> sobersabre: what gives uname -a ?
[22:05] <sobersabre> guntbert: what do you want ? :)
[22:05] <ukev> yes.. its bigger.. but whats your problem???
[22:06] <RickX> is doing a distro upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 fairly safe?
[22:06] <guntbert> sobersabre: I asked for your kernel version, so please type uname -a
[22:06] <sobersabre> I am currently on debian stable. and I can produce executables with it, and if I run file on them, they print that they can run on 2.6.9
[22:07] <guntbert> sobersabre: then it is ok, like linux_ said, sorry for stepping in
[22:07] <sobersabre> guntbert: the 8.10 has this kernel: 2.6.27-14-generic #1 SMP Fri Jul 24 22:19:33 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[22:08] <roffe> If I want to run alpha 5, what's the easiest way?
[22:08] <sobersabre> guntbert: I am on this kernel: 2.6.26-2-686 #1 SMP Fri Aug 14 01:27:18 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[22:08] <Flannel> roffe: #ubuntu+1 is where you should ask
[22:08] <roffe> Sorry, Flannel
[22:08] <roffe> Thanks
[22:09] <stroyan> sobersabre:  I would be more concerned about a typical executable having a dependency on shared library versions than with a dependency with a particular 2.6.* kernel.
[22:09] <BobCFC> RickX, yes most ppl upgrade every 6 months
[22:09] <sobersabre> guntbert: I compiled a program on intrepid, and got this:
[22:09] <sobersabre> ./hello: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), for GNU/Linux 2.6.8, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), not stripped
[22:09] <sobersabre> which seems perfectly great.
[22:09] <sobersabre> stroyan: I am aware of this too :)
[22:10] <delner> Can i put my leopard dvd in my drive in boot with it just to use the disk utility and NOT install leopard?
[22:10] <delner> thanks
[22:10] <sobersabre> I'm using nothing except -lm
[22:10] <guntbert> sobersabre: ok then, I assumed that one is always compiling for the actual kernel - but obviously not - go ahead
[22:11] <sobersabre> guntbert: I'm compiling for a production server.
[22:11] <sobersabre> and the production server is a bit older than mine.
[22:11] <Flannel> delner: You should ask in #macosx they should be familiar with the DVDs
[22:11] <vigo> delner: What disk utility do you want to use?
[22:11] <sobersabre> delner: you should be able to do this, yes.
[22:11] <ukev> delner, that will work, just select it from the utilities menu
[22:12] <delner> vigo, the "disk utility" that comes with the mac osx dvd... OH my god i just realized, im in the ubuntu channel.. My bad, wrong ta
[22:12] <sobersabre> I think it's done via pressing both "Command" and some key... I'm not sure which.
[22:12] <delner> b
[22:12] <TheEvilOne> does anyone know the deal with how ati numbers drivers
[22:12] <sobersabre> I aways look it up with google.
[22:12] <delner> thanks everyone!
[22:12] <sobersabre> :)
[22:12] <vigo> That was fun
[22:12] <guntbert> sobersabre: that was my assumption, but I never compiled something for an older kernel - so maybe my advice is not the best :-)
[22:12] <sobersabre> My brain refuses to remember.
[22:12] <sobersabre> guntbert: you still contributed to the effort, so thumbs up :)
[22:13] <guntbert> sobersabre: :-)
[22:13] <captnoord> irc.freenode.net
[22:13] <sobersabre> what's going on ... a split ?
[22:14] <vigo> naw, I am at 0.1
[22:14] <stroyan> sobersabre:  The pbuilder package may help with any problems that turn up related to library versions.  It builds in a chroot.
[22:15] <sobersabre> stroyan: oh, this one is nice!
[22:15] <sobersabre> thanks!
[22:15] <master_> ou can help im trying to locate my boot splash to attempt to gimp it
[22:15] <pyhacker> what can i use to take a picture using my webcam ?
[22:15] <sobersabre> pyhacker: a webcam.
[22:15] <sobersabre> do you have one ?
[22:15] <Flannel> !usplash | master_
[22:16] <stroyan> sobersabre:  http://www.netfort.gr.jp/~dancer/software/pbuilder-doc/pbuilder-doc.html#backporting  specifically addresses pbuilder for backporting
[22:16] <Flannel> !prevu | sobersabre, stroyan, prevu automates the process
[22:16] <vigo> pyhacker: You mean like a screenshot?
[22:17] <sobersabre> Flannel: what a name... Pervu ...
[22:17] <master_> ubottu: thank you for that how would i find the file location with the progress bar
[22:18] <master_> ubottu: a bot is smart
[22:19] <sebsebseb> !bot | master_
[22:19] <vigo> Search its AI brain
[22:19] <linux_> !gender | ubuttu
[22:20] <sebsebseb> linux_: uhmmm no one put anything to do with that?
[22:20] <Redsoul> hi :D
[22:20] <linux_> sebsebseb: just putting in an input and testing the output
[22:20] <sebsebseb> linux_: ok
[22:20] <vigo> was still kinda funny
[22:21] <TheEvilOne> is there a way to tell what version of FGLRX you are running?
[22:21] <theatro> TheEvilOne, cat /proc/driver/fglrx  i guess
[22:21] <master_> does anyone know how to locate the picture that is shown upon boot  , with the progress bar
[22:22] <abhifx> hi there, i was upgrading my ffmpeg when i got this error saying trying to overwrite which is also available in
[22:22] <theatro> TheEvilOne, correction: cat /proc/driver/fglrx/version    if it is analogous tou nvidia
[22:22] <TheEvilOne> nope thanks though
[22:22] <jrib> master_: read documentation for usplash
[22:22] <ShapeShifter499> !ping
[22:23] <Vovk> so. I just received a free laptop, but what I really need is a sort of router to connect to the internet wirelessly and then give a wired connection to several other computers on the network. I've got a gigabit switch to plug everything into
[22:23] <master_> jrib: i have but there is no reference to the actual pic
[22:23] <Vovk> i followed the community documentation on ics, but i'm running into a bunch of issues.
[22:23] <jrib> master_: I'm not sure what you are after exactly. What is it you want to do?
[22:24] <TheEvilOne> theatro dont work for ati i guess
[22:24] <master_> jrib: i am currently using the ubuntu studio progress bar upon start up , i want to change the actual word were the progress bar runs through
[22:24] <Vovk> The client machine (with wired internet) can ping the network card on the "host" machine, but cant get out,
[22:25] <guntbert> !enter | Vovk
[22:25] <Vovk> >.< srry about that.
[22:26] <jrib> master_: you read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USplashCustomizationHowto and the README it mentions?  There are *artwork-usplash packages where the themes come from I believe
[22:26] <firecrotch> Vovk: /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward needs to be set to 1
[22:26] <Vovk> firecrotch, cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward returns 1
[22:26] <guntbert> Vovk: no problem, but if your question is easier to read you will get more answers (mostly...)
[22:27] <Oxdeadbeef> otnet.net
[22:27] <ShapeShifter499> !botsnack
[22:27] <Vovk> guntbert, heh. yeah, I know. I suppose i was just frustrated >.< every guide I've read is telling me that this should work
[22:28] <ellar> hello trackerd is indexing my usbstick so i can not unmount it, how to prevent that?
[22:28] <Vovk> something to note, dhcp works just fine on the client machine.
[22:28] <herenbdy> heya, I have two audio files of the same length, is there a way to overlay them from the command line? ie: generate a new audio file that has the two tracks playing at the same time
[22:28] <guntbert> Vovk: I seem to remember that there are issues with forwarding a wireless connection
[22:29] <herenbdy> when I try ogmmerge, the resulting audio file only has one track playing :/
[22:29] <Vovk> guntbert, :( Across all distros? It doesn't help that the card is of the crappy broadcom variety
[22:30] <master_> All is there no possible way of just reconfiguring the original txt progress bar with your own txt?
[22:30] <guntbert> Vovk: my memory is kind of dim here though - I hate to say it but maybe google ... ?
[22:30] <lakotajames> my touchpad no longer works.  how do I fix it?
[22:30]  * guntbert ducks
[22:30] <lakotajames> usb mouse works.
[22:30] <Ulises_> Hi
[22:30] <Vovk> master_ this may have changed a while ago, have you looked into usplash themes?
[22:31] <Vovk> guntbert, sure, be back in a bit
[22:31] <Ulises_> I'm looking for help on reinstalling the Kernell... there is an error
[22:31] <Ulises_> I cannot understand
[22:32] <Ulises_> Hi all
[22:32] <Trijntje> Hi Ulises_: please state you problem, maybe installing the kernel is not the best solution :)
[22:33] <homel> ??
[22:33] <Ulises_> Ahh Trijntje
[22:34] <binarymutant> anyone use cmus? it's not showing tracks just Artists :/
[22:34] <homel> halo world!
[22:34] <master_> Vovk: I hope we are discussing the same themes , as i boot from my grub menu i have a few txtx that show ask for screen resolution and then a ubuntu studio pic shows with the progress bar running through the actual words
[22:34] <lakotajames> I need to turn on my touchpad again... :(
[22:34] <Ulises_> The problem is that the hard disk got broken
[22:34] <Vovk> master_, ah, we're not :(
[22:34] <JROCK2004> has anyone used the bandwidth monitoring tool inside of webmin
[22:34] <Ulises_> and I can't initiate ubuntu
[22:35] <guntbert> !webmin | JROCK2004
[22:35] <jkendellsmith> Ulises_:  so you need to do a fresh install of Ubuntu?
[22:35] <master_> Vovk : appologies i dont know what that pic is called or how to locate it i have looked almost everywhere
[22:35] <snx1> hi.. i need help to free up 400m of space to inst updates, i'm in dualboot..
[22:35] <JROCK2004> ubottu: oh I have been using webmin and have seen any issues but thanks I will look it up
[22:35] <Ulises_> that's it
[22:36] <herenbdy> LOL
[22:36] <Ulises_> But I've a loot of configuration and documents I don't wanna miss
[22:36] <jkendellsmith> Ulises_:  did the drive physically fail or is it some kind of software corruption?
[22:36] <Awsoonn> how do i add a network interface to an existing KVM VM?
[22:36] <Vovk> guntbert, so, there's a guy on the ubuntu forums who's running the same setup as me, except his works >.< . He's using dhcp3-server, but mine is failing to start. it's told me to check syslog, but a tail /var/log/messages gives me only one line of useful info "Wrote 0 leases to leases file" then a blank line
[22:36] <Ulises_> We suspect there is or a physicall fail
[22:37] <JzK212> Is there a way to have ubuntu control onboard fan speed?
[22:37] <Ulises_>  We suspect there is a physicall fail
[22:37] <HazmatCustoms> Can anybody recommend some documentation on creating virtual machines or something easier to use than vmware
[22:37] <Vovk> JzK212, what chipset?
[22:37] <jkendellsmith> Ulises_: If the data you have on there is very important, I recommend immediately shutting down and taking your drive to a professional service to be recovered
[22:37] <Vovk> JzK212, doh, i'm thinking of graphics card fan speed >.<
[22:38] <Ulises_> I'm using the liveCD
[22:38] <Vovk> HazmatCustoms, VirtualBox is extremely easy
[22:38] <JzK212> Vovk: Um...It's an old Compaq Evo Desktop that I'm still using. The fan sometimes spools up like a jet engine for no apparent reason
[22:38] <HazmatCustoms> I thought so
[22:38] <Ulises_> the proffesional recommended me to clone the drive
[22:38] <guntbert> Vovk: dhcpd refuses to start when it has no interfaces/IP address+subnet don't match/it has not "authority" set, try starting it from the command line with increased verbosity/debug level
[22:38] <jkendellsmith> Ulises_: if not, get a hold of a functioning drive and pull the files you want to save as quickly as possible.  Don't bother with system files
[22:38] <jkendellsmith> Ulises_: portions of the drive could be corrupt, you could clone it and end up with a corrupt install
[22:39] <guntbert> !vbox | HazmatCustoms
[22:39] <HazmatCustoms> I want to run windows 7 over virtual box, should I have any troubles?
[22:39] <Ulises_> mmm the fail started after an imprevisible  shut down
[22:39] <Redsoul> hi
[22:39] <Redsoul> ]
[22:39] <kahen> jkendellsmith, how about dd or ddrescue for getting the raw data over on a fresh hard drive?
[22:39] <guntbert> HazmatCustoms: no problems, it works
[22:39] <Ulises_> but the instalation had no problems...
[22:39] <sharef> im looking for a way to limit the scope of an nmap -sP scan
[22:39] <Vovk> guntbert, there's no man page for dhcp3-server. any idea how to make it verbose?
[22:39] <jkendellsmith> kahen: that is a good idea as well
[22:40] <Ulises_> I've been using the system since december 2008
[22:40] <lakotajames> someone help me turn my touchpad back on, please/
[22:40] <HazmatCustoms> Anyone tell me the best place to get windows 7 copy?
[22:40] <lakotajames> :(
[22:40] <HazmatCustoms> I heard it was free now
[22:40] <sharef> i only need the last octet scanned
[22:40] <jkendellsmith> Ulises_: if it was just an improper shutdown, try checking the filesystem
[22:40] <Vovk> aah, man dhcpd3
[22:40] <Vovk> :D
[22:40] <guntbert> Vovk: try man dhcpd
[22:40] <marcus_> microsoft
[22:40] <nErVe> hi there in an attempt to look my ubuntu desktop look cooler, I download a few icon themes
[22:40] <Ulises_> I did
[22:40] <lakotajames> HazmatCustoms:  you heard wrong.
[22:40] <nErVe> But they are not visible.
[22:40] <rww> !windows | HazmatCustoms
[22:40] <snx> how to free up space in dualboot? link?
[22:40] <HazmatCustoms> Oh
[22:40] <nErVe> it shows the default icon them of ubuntu if i put them on
[22:40] <Ulises_> I need to solve the problem that I can't find the kernell
[22:41] <Ulises_> as I post
[22:41] <Ulises_> posted
[22:41] <marcus_> is there a main stream way to get web cams to work in ubuntu yet
[22:41] <jkendellsmith> Ulises_: when you say you can't find the kernel, do you mean grub can't find it to boot?
[22:41] <kahen> snx, pretty much the only thing you can do is delete stuff -- obviously starting with temporary files such as those in /tmp and the apt cache
[22:41] <Welshy-Rob> !webcams
[22:41] <marcus_> supported cams
[22:42] <marcus_> but what about ones not supported
[22:42] <snx> thanks kahen.
[22:42] <marcus_> ubottu huh
[22:42] <Welshy-Rob> marcus_, !webcams
[22:42] <JzK212> If I want to VNC to my box at home (behind a DLink 802.11b/g router) through an SSH tunnel, which ports do I need to open/foward up on the router?
[22:42] <kahen> snx, if that is not enough... well then you partitioned badly and dedicated too little space to ubuntu. then you need to work with gparted or something (ask someone else)
[22:42] <marcus_> yep its an ubuntu bot
[22:42] <marcus_> thats intresting
[22:42] <Welshy-Rob> marcus_, !webcams
[22:42] <thiebaude> !info webcams
[22:43] <xenticore> what best cleaner for jaunty
[22:43] <Ulises_>   http://paste.ubuntu.com/264645/
[22:43] <Vovk> ah, k. so i have no subnet declaration for wlan0 or for eth0. wlan0 is the interface with the active internet connection and I'm trying to forward it thru eth0 to the rest of the computers in the network
[22:44] <marcus_> i have no idea how to do that but
[22:44] <Vovk> so, I should edit /etc/network/interfaces and add "subnet" lines?
[22:44] <marcus_> you could google ip masquerading
[22:44] <marcus_> cause thats what its called
[22:44] <marcus_> theres a config file
[22:44] <marcus_> you have to add
[22:44] <marcus_> a masquerding line too
[22:45] <jkendellsmith> Ulises_:  lo siento, no estoy seguro como arreglarlo
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[22:45] <Vovk> marcus_, the guide i'm following is telling me to use a program called imasqd
[22:45] <Quiznos> re
[22:45] <Vovk> marcus_, actually, nevermind. it doesn't. instead it uses iptables to forward everything
[22:46] <jkendellsmith> Ulises_: creo que es más facil reinstalar en nuevo disco y muevas tus archivos allí
[22:46] <marcus_> are you righting a fire wall rules
[22:46] <marcus_> or building fire wall
[22:46] <marcus_> the ip tables is for the firewall rules
[22:46] <Vovk> marcus_, i'm building a gateway >.<
[22:46] <marcus_> ip masquerd
[22:46] <marcus_> is for allowing inbound  on one
[22:46] <Quiznos> the otherway around marcus_
[22:46] <HazmatCustoms> Can anyone hook me up with some documentation on learning sh
[22:46] <Vovk> marcus_, but iptables can forward packets to other ports, right?
[22:46] <marcus_> and outbound on the other
[22:46] <Quiznos> rules for tables
[22:47] <ActionParsnip> !ics > Vovk
[22:47] <Quiznos> HazmatCustoms ldp.org
[22:47] <marcus_> beyond my knowled
[22:47] <Quiznos> HazmatCustoms oops tldp.org
[22:47] <HazmatCustoms> Thanks
[22:47] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, I'm following the ics guide. i can't get it to work, which is why i came here ^_^
[22:47] <Quiznos> HazmatCustoms see also /usr/doc/*
[22:47] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: fair cop
[22:47] <binarymutant> anyone use cmus? it's not showing tracks just Artists on view 1 :/
[22:48] <marcus_> what do you mean by gatway
[22:48] <adrian_2002ca> hi all, im a noob and Im wondering how to record my line in
[22:48] <marcus_> as in wirless ap
[22:48] <Quiznos> hi adrian.
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: have you seen the router one too: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Router ?
[22:48] <seidos> adrian_2002ca, I think Audacity might work
[22:49] <adrian_2002ca> seidos:nah, tried it and it records less than a second of sound
[22:49] <TLE> binarymutant: I used to use it
[22:49] <TLE> let me check it out
[22:49] <binarymutant> TLE, ty :D
[22:49] <Vovk> marcus_, this computer has a wireless card and a wired ethernet card. I want to get wired internet in the basement of this house without running 200 ft cables, we have a wireless router and the connection is solid. right now i'm trying to forward the wireless connection from the wireless router, through my laptop to a switch which has everything else plugged into it
[22:50] <Vovk> marcus_, so far the only thing i've got working is dhcp for every computer plugged into the switch >.<
[22:50] <seidos> adrian_2002ca, I had problems with it too, could be sound configuration though
[22:50] <TLE> binarymutant: have you used it before?
[22:50] <adrian_2002ca> seidos: i see
[22:50] <marcus_> there are wirless progams
[22:50] <marcus_> for ubuntu
[22:50] <binarymutant> TLE, first time (week)
[22:50] <marcus_> in the repository
[22:50] <Quiznos> Vovk chk for a weirless networking howto
[22:51] <Vovk> Quiznos, :( i am.
[22:51] <Ulises_> Can somebody help me with this?   http://paste.ubuntu.com/264645/
[22:51] <Quiznos> Vovk your solution will be with the wireless router, ifconfig, and sbin/route
[22:51] <Quiznos> oops
[22:51] <TLE> binarymutant: ahh ok, hit space on one of the artists, then the albums should fold out, move down to one of the albums, and the tracks will show on the right
[22:51] <Quiznos> Vovk your solution will be with the wireless route cmd, ifconfig, and sbin/route
[22:51] <binarymutant> TLE, awesome thank you :D
[22:51] <Vovk> Quiznos, heh, thx
[22:51] <Quiznos> yw
[22:52] <TLE> binarymutant: hit enter on an album to start playing or tab to shift to the track list
[22:52] <oiram> kikuk-kikuk
[22:52] <hismonkness> can anyone explain to me really well how theme function in ubuntu? (gtk, metacity, compiz...i don't get any of that)
[22:52] <TLE> binarymutant: np enjoy
[22:52] <herenbdy> does anyone have experience with ogmmerge?
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> !theme | hismonkness
[22:53] <herenbdy> from the ogm-tools package
[22:53] <Vovk> hismonkness, Gtk is the toolkit that alot of GNOME applications are written it. it controls the buttons and general layout of your programs. things written in GTK include The Gimp. Metacity draws your windows and the decorations, as of late it also adds compositing effects. Compiz adds heavy compositing effects.
[22:53] <denwhen> Hey guys. When i open gparted, it never actually stops loading/searching for partitions.. so i cant do anything with it.. same happens when i use gparted off the ubuntu live cd.. any ideas how to fix it? thanks
[22:53] <Quiznos> denwhen must you use gparted?
[22:54] <Quiznos> denwhen what are you doin?
[22:54] <heirrook> does anyone know of a program that will record the time of a command that you run?
[22:54] <Vovk> hismonkness, by default, ubuntu (and gnome I suppose) uses all three to give you your desktop experience
[22:54] <Quiznos> heirrook more detail?
[22:54] <denwhen> quiznos i need to resize a partition on my macbook
[22:54] <kahen> heirrook, as in the time it took to execute?
[22:54] <Quiznos> time cmd args
[22:54] <heirrook> kahen: yes
[22:54] <Vovk> heirrook, you can change your bash profiles file to include timestamps in history...
[22:54] <denwhen> quiznos, and the mac osx disk utility isnt working
[22:54] <kahen> heirrook, "time"?!
[22:54] <EagleScreen> How can I watch TV in Ubuntu?, i have a DVB stick
[22:54] <Quiznos> denwhen ask ##linux if no ans here.
[22:55] <heirrook> kahen:  Oh boy, that is embarrassing for me!  THank you very much
[22:55] <Vovk> !Mythbuntu | EagleScreen
[22:56] <hismonkness> vovk, so those names i mentioned are not little applications that manage themes. but i can't install a single theme that i download from gnome-look.org
[22:56] <JeoTheLeo> Just a very quick question
[22:56] <EagleScreen> Vovk, i was thinking in a simple application to watch TV
[22:56] <tonno> can i install desklets in 9.04?
[22:56] <JeoTheLeo> can I edit the grub using terminal?
[22:56] <EagleScreen> yes JeoTheLeo
[22:56] <JeoTheLeo> thanks
[22:57] <JeoTheLeo> adios
[22:57] <chess> how can I fix my chess game
[22:57] <Vovk> hismonkness, aah. installing themes is easy :)
[22:57] <herenbdy> How can I merge multiple audio files/streams into one?
[22:57] <Vovk> hismonkness, you probably want a theme to change the way your windows look on the outside, yeah? metacity themes would do that for you
[22:57] <chess> I put edited a setting and now it does not work
[22:57] <herenbdy> not just concatenating them
[22:57] <hismonkness> vovk, i
[22:58] <Vovk> hismonkness, if you grab a metacity theme that you like, you can actually click and drag the tar.gz file into the theme manager (System>Preferences>Appearance>Theme Tab)
[22:58] <hismonkness> vovk, that's it. because i know for a fact that i can't add any effects. Last time i tried everything went blank even after restarts
[22:58] <tonno> can i install desklets in 9.04?
[22:58] <Vovk> hismonkness, effects? Like what? the cube and fire and whatnot?
[22:59] <Vovk> hismonkness, for that,
[22:59] <Vovk>  hismonkness for that, just install compizconfig-settings-manager
[22:59] <thiebaude> !ccsm
[22:59] <hrhodes> I changed a setting in gnu chess and now it does not run
[22:59] <Quiznos> !help
[22:59] <hrhodes> how do i fix
[22:59] <Salvad> Does anyone know why i cannot resume from hibernation moving the mouse, like i did with Windows?
[23:00] <Quiznos> it aint winders
[23:00] <Quiznos> try a toggle key
[23:00] <hismonkness> vovk, yeah! and i also would like to have a dock like a macintosh but it seems my graphics card won't cut it
[23:00] <Vovk> SaLoMoN, Quiznos hit the nail on the head >.<
[23:00] <Salvad> But, is a BIOS feature.
[23:00] <Quiznos> linux dont use bios
[23:00] <Vovk> hismonkness, aah, it might! what gfx card are you running?
[23:01] <Salvad> I mean, do the computer shutdown really with hibernation?.
[23:01] <hismonkness> vovx, one of those SiS laptop onboard. It sucks really bad
[23:01] <Vovk> hismonkness, if you want a "Mac" dock, play around with the AWN dock. if you want a different sort of dock, and a wonderful way to kick off any program you like, try "Gnome Do". it has both a dock option, and a floating interface option
[23:01] <hrhodes> anyone know how to set my chess game back
[23:01] <Quiznos> rm a file
[23:03] <bastidraZor> Salvad: because in windows you suspended and not hibernated.
[23:03] <ryanrhee90> hi guys, i'm having trouble trying to create interface 'tun' using modprobe. could you take a look at my output please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/264665/
[23:04] <Salvad> I used the hibernation mode in Windows.
[23:04] <Vovk> Salvad, In ubuntu, I'm pretty sure that hibernation dumps all ram to swap, and then loads it back on next boot (so you don't lose files you're working on) while suspend turns off the screen and pauses daemons and whatnot to save power
[23:05] <Vovk> Salvad, when you hibernate your linux box, it's effectively off I think
[23:05] <hismonkness> vovk, yeah the main purpose is that i can access the programs quickly. thanks a lot mate! another question, really newbish one, but i want to create a shortcut for jdownloader. after selecting create launcher i don't know what to do...can you help me?
[23:05] <jrib> Salvad: yeah, if you want to be able to quickly resume, then use "suspend".  It keeps just enough power to keep ram from getting wiped.  Hibernation saves the state of the computer and shuts off
[23:05] <Vovk> hismonkness, hmm... personally i don't use launchers. I just make a quick bash script. do you know the command you use to start jdownloader?
[23:06] <dihi> Hey guys, how can i uninstall grub from inside ubuntu?
[23:06] <dihi> thanks
[23:06] <Trijntje> hismonkness: you can drag-and-drop a shortcut from the menu
[23:06] <maszlo> something strange has change in 9.04 have been having all kinds of issues with audio cds.  first libbraso-media was killing nautilus, and not i cannot get goobox to rip to mp3.  its not even an option and gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly-multiverse is installed?!?  help?
[23:06] <Vovk> dihi, wh O.o
[23:06] <Vovk> dihi, why?*
[23:06] <jrib> Salvad: and at least in xp, hibernate in windows turned off the computer as well fwiw
[23:06] <herenbdy> hello, how can I merge multiple audio streams/files into one? (not just concatting them)
[23:06] <jrib> herenbdy: try ffmpeg, mencoder, or audacity?
[23:06] <Salvad> When I shutdown in Linux, I can turn my computer on by moving the mouse.
[23:06] <herenbdy> from the command-line
[23:06] <dihi> jrib, i just need to uninstall it from hd0,3 and put it on hd0,2
[23:06] <polycarbonate> is it easy to install fluxbox on ubuntu server? (no options selected like lamp or openssh)
[23:07] <hismonkness> vovk no
[23:07] <Vovk> herenbdy, check out audacity. you should be able to "drag and drop" one file ontop of another one
[23:07] <Salvad> But not when in hibernation mode.
[23:07] <herenbdy> Vovk: I want to do it from the command line, i'm making a batch script
[23:07] <Vovk> hismonkness, >.< that makes it a bit harder eh? ;)
[23:07] <dihi> so does anyone know how to do it?
[23:07] <jrib> Salvad: then yeah, your bios must be doing something funky
[23:07] <hismonkness> vovk yeah :$
[23:07] <wizzo50> #unity-coder5
[23:07] <Vovk> herenbdy, there is no such thing as a batch file in linux you understand? closes thing is sh or bash... but either of those are quite a bit more powerful
[23:07] <herenbdy> err sorry a script
[23:08] <jrib> polycarbonate: yep, just install the fluxbox package...
[23:08] <Trijntje> dihi: we want to know why you want to remove grub. Please ask again with your reason for removing grub ;)
[23:08] <hismonkness> trijntje i cant find it in the applications menu
[23:08] <herenbdy> a bash script
[23:08] <Salvad> Or Linux, perhaps.
[23:08] <Vovk> herenbdy, and I'm srry... dunno how to do that from the command line
[23:08] <wizzo50> # unity - coder5
[23:08] <dihi> trijntje i already told you kind of
[23:08] <jrib> herenbdy: the first two options I gave you would be on the command line
[23:08] <dihi> could you please tell me how to do so?
[23:08] <herenbdy> oh
[23:08] <ClayG> What is the best way to record/remember which programs you have installed? I'd like to reformat and end up with the same programs I have now (like vuze, thunderbird, etc)
[23:08] <maszlo> does anyone here use goobox?
[23:08] <Vovk> dihi, you're starting to sound like a troll... please tell us why you want to remove grub so that we can help you with this (potentially) dangerous maneuver
[23:09] <wizzo50> join #unity-codet5
[23:09] <jrib> Salvad: no, I mean.  You bios is doing something funky since most computers don't turn on when the mouse is moved.  If you want to fix this, you're going to have to dig into the details of shutdown and hibernate on linux...
[23:09] <jrib> s/typos//
[23:09] <Trijntje> hismonkness: if you know the command to start it you can just put that in the launcher, in the 'command' box
[23:09] <wizzo50> join # unity-coder 5
[23:09] <ClayG> I know the most practical way is as you remember them since , if you didn't remember to install it you most likely didn't use it much but there must be an automated way, no?
[23:09] <JeoTheLeo> Just another very quick question
[23:09] <IdleOne> !clone | ClayG
[23:09] <Vovk> hismonkness, you're gunna wanna find out the command line way to start whatever program you wanna make a shortcut to
[23:09] <wizzo50> join unity - coder S
[23:09] <Vovk> hismonkness, ALTHOUGH, if you have the option to start the program from the drop down menus, just drag 'n drop it to the desktop
[23:09] <EagleScreen> is there any simple and good application to watch TV?
[23:09] <ClayG> !automate
[23:09] <Salvad> I configured the BIOS to turn on by moving the mouse.
[23:09] <ClayG> and thanks IdleOne
[23:10] <dihi> vovk, no, youre being a bit obnoxious.. you know how to do it, but you simply refuse to tell me how. My request is simple: could you please tell me how to uninstall grub from withtin ubuntu? thanks
[23:10] <jrib> Salvad: yes, I got that...
[23:10] <JeoTheLeo> the shutdown command doesn't work, and I'm the admin....
[23:10] <JeoTheLeo> it tells me must be root
[23:10] <wizzo50> sebsebseb
[23:10] <jrib> JeoTheLeo: use the menu
[23:10] <sebsebseb> wizzo50: hi
[23:10] <Vovk> dihi, and i'm telling you that it's quite dangerous. maybe you don't ACTUALLY want to do that and may wind up having to reinstall grub from a livecd. Not wishing to walk you through that, i'd like you know your reason >.<
[23:10] <knew> hi, why I can't run update-manager to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 ? It says Dbus error
[23:10] <ryanrhee90> !modprobe
[23:10] <JeoTheLeo> I want to shutdown after an hour
[23:10] <polycarbonate>    jrib > thanks. do you think i will encounter problems?
[23:10] <polycarbonate>  because fluxbuntu.org didnt make a stable release since 7.04
[23:10] <maszlo> dihi: you will need a boot loader
[23:10] <jake_> dihi, www.justgoogleit.com
[23:10] <jrib> JeoTheLeo: then use sudo
[23:10] <hismonkness> vovk does it help if i have the program running? because after the install it just popped up. but no shortcut anywhere
[23:11] <dihi> Vovk, thats all I want to know. And I believe I asked you nicely
[23:11] <jrib> polycarbonate: will work fine
[23:11] <polycarbonate> ok thank you
[23:11] <powertool08> !cloning > powertool08
[23:11] <JeoTheLeo> thank you
[23:11] <Trijntje> dihi: I think grub must be on the mbr, so you cant realy move it around
[23:11] <JeoTheLeo> adios
[23:11] <Vovk> dihi, grub is installed in /boot/grub. if you remove that, then you won't have grub anymore, but your mbr might be messed up.
[23:11] <jrib> polycarbonate: a long time ago, you had to also install xorg, but I don't think that's the case anymore
[23:11] <jake_> dihi, why are you so reluctant to give a reason?
[23:11] <Vovk> dihi, to solve that problem you will want a supergrub cd :D
[23:11] <ryanrhee90> !cloning > ryanrhee90
[23:11] <knew> hi, why I can't run update-manager to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 ? It says Dbus error
[23:11] <thiebaude> !dropbox
[23:11] <polycarbonate> hmm fine then i will go for it
[23:12] <jrib> knew: it says exactly "Dbus error"?
[23:12] <ryanrhee90> hi guys, i'm having trouble trying to create interface 'tun' using modprobe. could you take a look at my output please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/264665/
[23:12] <knew> let me see
[23:12] <dihi> I have a supergrub cd.. its great.. only problem is it doesnt recognize my macbook pros keyboard. and i dont have an external one.
[23:12] <Vovk> hismonkness, on a whim, try typing the name of that program into the terminal :P
[23:12] <Vovk> dihi, aah... that's tricky. alright. if you try to install macs bootloader from within macOS, then it should override grub
[23:13] <knew> jrib, warning: could not initiate dbus
[23:13] <Vovk> dihi, at least that's what windows does. there's no need to uninstall grub from ubuntu
[23:13] <ClayG> !automate
[23:13] <jrib> knew: output of "qdbus"?
[23:14] <hismonkness> vovk, no good. it says command not found
[23:14] <jaynich> Is there any way to get Reason 4.0 unning on Ubuntu?
[23:14] <Vovk> hismonkness, what is it called again, I'll install it and try to find out
[23:14] <hismonkness> vovk jdownloader
[23:14] <MHz128> can anyone recommend and app for mass renaming MP3's?
[23:15] <bruenig> MHz128: bash+coreutils
[23:15] <knew> mmm jrib How can I copy & paste text from the Xterm terminal ?
[23:15] <bruenig> knew: select + middle click
[23:15] <Vovk> knew, highlight what you want to copy and middle click where you want to paste
[23:15] <jrib> knew: highlight, -> right click -> copy/paste, but what bruenig said is a lot nicer
[23:15] <Flare183> knew: to paste: control+alt+insert
[23:15] <Vovk> hismonkness, aah... not in the repos. where did you get this program from? ;)
[23:15] <MHz128> bruenig, what is coreutils?
[23:15] <knew> I¡m not using mouse :S
[23:15] <knew> ah ok
[23:15] <dihi> HEre is the complete problem. Im trying to triple boot a macbook pro. I have osx, win7 and ubuntu 9.04 installed but so far ive only been able to access two at a time. i installed osx and then 9.04... after that i installed win7 which messed up my grub.. so i used a live cd and ran sudo grub and then "find /boot/grub/stage1" and showed (hd0,2) and (hd0,3). I tried installing in hd0,2 and that failed so i went with hd0,3. when i did that i was
[23:15] <dihi> able to boot to ubuntu with grub, but i couldnt see win7 anymore and win7 didnt show up on the grub boot menu... so i fixed the win7 mbr and lost grub.. now i got grub again so i could try to install grub to hd0,2 instead of hd0,3 from within my actual ubuntu install, not from a live cd, but i keep on getting an error. Running "install /boot/grub/stage1 (hd0,2) /boot/grub/stage2 p /boot/grub/menu
[23:15] <dihi> .lst "... failed
[23:15] <knew> thanks
[23:15] <FloodBot2> dihi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:15] <dihi> Error 22: No such partition
[23:15] <bruenig> MHz128: it is a package that contains GNU core utilities, it is all you will need to mass rename files
[23:16] <jrib> knew: you can use screen I guess...
[23:16] <bruenig> and you may not even need them
[23:16] <Flare183> !info coreutils | MHz128
[23:16] <MHz128> bruenig, what about tags etc?
[23:16] <bruenig> MHz128: tags are not renaming
[23:16] <hismonkness> vovk it runs on java! i used in windows now in ubuntu. http://jdownloader.org/
[23:16] <bruenig> come back when you have a coherent question that doesn't leave out relevant parts
[23:16] <jrib> MHz128: try easytag
[23:17] <jaynich> -.-
[23:17] <MHz128> rename filenames and mp3 tags in one fell swoop :)
[23:17] <MHz128> jrib, thanks
[23:17] <Ulises_> need help
[23:17] <jaynich> Anyone?
[23:17] <Ulises_>   http://paste.ubuntu.com/264645/
[23:17] <Flare183> !patience | jaynich
[23:17] <Vovk> hismonkness, aah, i see. downloading and installing now
[23:18] <Vovk> hismonkness, neat program btw...
[23:18] <ryanrhee90> hi guys, i'm having trouble trying to create interface 'tun' using modprobe. could you take a look at my output please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/264665/
[23:18] <hismonkness> vovk it's grat for rapidshare and stuff
[23:18] <FoolsRun> Hi, I have a netbook running UNR which as of recently, at startup, shows the netbook-launcher for a second and then it vanishes and the regular desktop is shown.
[23:18] <theatro> !es | Ulises_
[23:18] <knew> bah jrib, I'm too newby can't copy & paste it :S
[23:19] <FoolsRun> netbook-launcher is still running, but I can't switch to it
[23:19] <jrib> knew: ok, are you using X?
[23:19] <Ulises_> I can writte in english
[23:19] <hismonkness> vovk, isn't there a way to find the starting command for a program?
[23:19] <knew> yes, but it's a laptop without mouse
[23:19] <Ulises_> why u said me that?
[23:19] <Vovk> hismonkness, yeah, you can use which or find. BUT that only works if you know a partial program name or something.
[23:19] <Ulises_> why u said that?
[23:19] <Vovk> hismonkness, i'm guessing this program runs from a custom (non standard) shell script
[23:19] <jrib> knew: you are running update-manager from a shell and getting output back to the shell right?
[23:19] <theatro> Ulises_, because many people dont understand what your paste says
[23:20] <knew> yeah
[23:20] <jrib> knew: use the program "pastebinit"
[23:20] <hismonkness> vovk, what's that?
[23:20] <knew> ok, gonna install it now
[23:20] <hismonkness> vovk, :$
[23:20] <jrib> !who | knew
[23:20] <kahen> Ulises_, well. i can see an error anyway. it's not "apt-get --reinstall" it's "apt-get reinstall"
[23:20] <Vovk> hismonkness, usually, what happens when you install a program is that it's config file lives in etc and its executing binary lives in /usr/bin
[23:21] <xTCx> gtg bye all
[23:21] <Vovk> hismonkness, i don't think that this does that. so we're gunna see what happens :D
[23:21] <jedi06> how do you append a file to another
[23:21] <hismonkness> vovk hmm hmm
[23:21] <Vovk> echo appended-file >> main-file
[23:21] <Ulises_> ok ok thanks
[23:21] <jedi06> say i want cat file1 file2
[23:21] <jedi06> ?
[23:22] <Flare183> Vovk: couldn't he use cat?
[23:22] <knew> jrib, got pastebinit now.
[23:22] <jedi06> say i want cat file1 file2 > file3
[23:22] <jrib> jedi06: if you want it, then do it? no
[23:22] <Vovk> jedi06, > overrides, >> appends
[23:23] <Vovk> Flare183, yeah, i meant cat >.<
[23:23] <Flare183> Vovk: Hehe, its fine.
[23:23] <Vovk> jedi06, you would do cat file-1 >> file-2. file one would be appended to file two
[23:23] <pitat> hello
[23:23] <pitat> anyone can help me
[23:24] <mneptok> !ask > pitat
[23:25] <pitat> how to know su password in terminal?
[23:25] <mneptok> pitat: there is none.
[23:25] <Vovk> hismonkness, how did you install this? did you use the self installing script or did you download that zip file with the random .exe file?
[23:25] <mneptok> pitat: use sudo
[23:26] <Vovk> pitat, sudo -i will give you a root shell
[23:26] <Vovk> pitat, just... eer... be careful with it ;) you probably already know
[23:26] <FoolsRun> Anyone know why the netbook-launcher app might vanish shortly after login?
[23:26] <pitat> how u want to give
[23:26] <techvamp> how do you register your username?
[23:26] <jcmarini> cheers Ubuntu helpers gold star
[23:27] <Vovk> pitat, security reason, ubuntu should probably never have a root password. tho i suppose you could do "sudo -i" and then do "passwd"
[23:27] <hismonkness> vovk, i followed the command in the website. wget (...) and then some other commands. everything in the terminal of course
[23:27] <Vovk> pitat, but err... don't
[23:27] <mneptok> pitat: please ask before PMing
[23:27] <Vovk> hismonkness, ok.
[23:27] <pitat> sorry mneptok
[23:28] <Stunts> anyone know how to get the kernal to load from live cd with a specific refresh rate for the monitor?
[23:29] <IdleOne> !register > techvamp
[23:29] <soporte> ...
[23:29] <soporte> wtf?
[23:29] <IdleOne> soporte: ??
[23:29] <Flare183> !wtf | soporte
[23:30] <soporte> para que?
[23:30] <Stunts> any1?
[23:30] <IdleOne> !es > soporte
[23:30] <Flare183> !english | soporte
[23:30] <Vovk> hismonkness, doh, i don't have the latest java in this box. hold on a bit :)
[23:30] <Flare183> !anyone | Stunts
[23:31] <pharriman> Hi, I'm trying to get the Screenlets Sidebar to work like the Google Desktop sidebar
[23:31] <Stunts> ?
[23:31] <blizzkid> Lo all. If apt-cache shows 2 versions of a package, how can I force apt-get to install the latest one?
[23:31] <damaris> #ubuntu
[23:31] <hismonkness> vovk, ok :)
[23:31] <Stunts> what do you mean my real question?
[23:31] <gartral> stunts im not sure about Ubuntu, but debian loads with vga=normal for defult, and can be changed via a "table" of 3 number codes... hold on, i'll find the table
[23:31] <mneptok> Flare183: Stunts already asked the question.
[23:31] <damaris> Ok hello everyone
[23:31] <Flare183> mneptok: Oops, Sorry about that Stunts
[23:31] <damaris> i need some assistance
[23:31] <Salvad2> Does anyone knows how to end a process or kill with the console?
[23:31] <Stunts> np
[23:31] <Flare183> damaris: Ask away.
[23:32] <blizzkid> Salvad2: kill -9 [processnumber]
[23:32] <mneptok> Salvad2: "kill" + PID
[23:32] <Flare183> Salvad2: kill <process id>
[23:32] <trothigar> !killall | Salvad2
[23:32] <pharriman> So that when I maximize a window it will only maximize to the edge of the sidebar
[23:32] <pharriman> Any help?
[23:32] <Stunts> im starting to think its my gfx card, cause its so ancient, but ive read of people installing linux distros b4 on this model
[23:33] <gartral> Stunts: http://www.linuxquestions.org/blog/archtoad6-147095/2007/12/29/vga-resolution-codes-for-grub-and-lilo-830/
[23:33] <mneptok> Stunts: the kernel does not set video modes. X11 does.
[23:33] <Stunts> ok thanks i l check that
[23:33] <mneptok> Stunts: the kernel parameters will only affect the bootsplash
[23:33] <kayhan> gcc: error trying to exec 'cc1': execvp: No such file or directory
[23:33] <Stunts> yea as soon as kernel loads the screen starts flashing ildly
[23:33] <kayhan> how can i resolve it
[23:33] <kayhan> http://wiki.openembedded.net/index.php/Gcc_issues_in_Intrepid_and_later
[23:33] <Stunts> and i hooked up 2 other monitors
[23:33] <mneptok> Stunts: remove "splash" from the kernel boot paramters
[23:34] <Salvad2> And how do i know the process ID of a determinated process that i know by the name in letters of it?
[23:34] <Stunts> and they went out off range
[23:34] <kayhan> I am trying to follow here
[23:34] <pharriman> Or is there a better sidebar widgets tool than screenlets?
[23:34] <damaris> Hello everyone i need help
[23:34] <Stunts> ok
[23:34] <mneptok> Salvad2: ps aux | grep <some_input>
[23:34] <Vovk> hismonkness, hehehe... i'm getting a download rate of 1234 kb/s from synaptic ^_^
[23:35] <kayhan> anyone?
[23:35] <damaris> its about some sort of crash my computer suffered after attempting to copy about 180GB of data out of a external hard drive
[23:35] <Vovk> kayhan, what are you compiling?
[23:35] <Stunts> ok if it acts like i can open url y doesnt it open....
[23:35] <knew> jrib, Could not connect to D-Bus server: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.Spawn.ExecFailed: Failed to execute dbus-launch to autolaunch D-Bus session
[23:35] <damaris> it was the filesistem that failed
[23:36] <hismonkness> vovk, that's fast for me :p
[23:36] <Stunts> there we go got it to open link...
[23:36] <Vovk> hismonkness, heh... ok, running the installer now. 5 mins
[23:36] <theatro> damaris, on the source or the target disk?  Did you get I/O errors?
[23:37] <damaris> no i dont think so. I believe hardware wise everything is ok. It just undetected by ubuntu
[23:37] <hismonkness> vovk, ok now i've done it! i should really not use things
[23:37] <Vovk> hismonkness, :( ?
[23:37] <sudobash> can anyone tell me what the default settings are for a VMNET in Ubuntu (VMWARE Network)?
[23:37] <agreenlife3> mine only has 800x600 res and says the moniter is uknown. are there drivers or something that will help this? its a dell
[23:38] <hismonkness> vovk, i don't know how to use. I activated the 3d cube in the compiz manager and the program aked something. i ignored it but know the desktop icons are gone!
[23:38] <theatro> damaris, elaborate please, what is the problem now?
[23:38] <Halitech> agreenlife3, wat does lspci say you have for a viseo card?
[23:39] <agreenlife3> whats ispci?
[23:39] <Halitech> agreenlife3, lspci, its a list of the pci devices in your system
[23:39] <agreenlife3> Halitech, how do i see that?
[23:40] <Vovk> hismonkness, >.<
[23:40] <theatro> agreenlife3, run lspci command on gnome-terminal
[23:40] <Vovk> hismonkness, try doing an alt+sysrq+k?
[23:40] <rodrigo> hola
[23:40] <Halitech> agreenlife3, open a terminal and run lspci .. and its an l, not an i
[23:40] <Vovk> hismonkness, and DON'T IGNORE ERRORS in the future
[23:40] <rodrigo> coo veo si mis drivers de video estan actualizados
[23:40] <damaris> All right i tried to copy a very big ammount of data, then it was trying to prepare then the box turned gray as in inresponsive, and i force quitted it since bout half an hour had passed. Removed the hard drive, disconnected it and as soon as i fordesktop dissapeared and so did the icon. Now my computer doesnt detect itce quitted songbird in my
[23:40] <kahen> !es | rodrigo
[23:40] <rodrigo> synaotic se encarrgad  eso??
[23:40] <Stunts> everythhing i was talkingabout the commands should work on kubuntu as well right?
[23:41] <Halitech> agreenlife3, if you aren't sure what one is the video card, use pastebin to post the entire output
[23:41] <hismonkness> vovk, sysrq?
[23:41] <agreenlife3> ok i entered lspci and hit ENTER. lots of crap about nVidia and stuff came up
[23:41] <seidos> would someone help me test a link on my webserver?
[23:41] <knew> please, anyone can help me ? got some trouble with dbus :S
[23:41] <Halitech> seidos, sure
[23:41] <seidos> Halitech, http://tinyurl.com/m4arfd/breathafterdrowning.pdf
[23:42] <theatro> damaris, sorry, do you mean that you cant detect the external drive when you plug it in?
[23:42] <Vovk> hismonkness, heh, it's a small button near the top right of your keyboard. BTW: This will kick you out of your current session and close everything
[23:42] <Vovk> hismonkness, so... err. save your work
[23:42] <skreech> Can someone help with http://pastebin.com/f31d8074
[23:42] <Vovk> hismonkness, or just log out :D
[23:42] <skreech> I'm trying to override that shared file to continue
[23:42] <Halitech> seidos, file not found
[23:42] <IdleOne> seidos: not found
[23:42] <Vovk> hismonkness, keyboard shortcut for the same thing
[23:42] <skreech> Part one of a two part Apt-get question
[23:42] <seidos> Halitech, http://tinyurl.com/m4arfd/files/breathafterdrowning.pdf
[23:42] <skreech> or dpkg question however you would like to look at it
[23:43] <Halitech> seidos, that works
[23:43] <IdleOne> seidos: works now
[23:43] <hismonkness> vovk, but what's that key sysrq?
[23:43] <Stunts> il brb im rebooting in linux, see if i can get it to work
[23:43] <seidos> Halitech, IdleOne:  cool, thank you
[23:43] <IdleOne> no problem
[23:43] <Vovk> hismonkness, lawl, don't worry about it and trust me. it's on your keyboard. just log out
[23:43] <sudobash> is there a way to reset my vmnet settings?
[23:43] <hismonkness> vovk, ok
[23:44] <Halitech> hismonkness, the same key that has print screen on it
[23:44] <Vovk> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key
[23:44] <Halitech> !pastebin | agreenlife3, use this to show us the info from lspci
[23:44] <knew> Anyone can help with http://pastebin.com/m7b2142a8 ?
[23:45] <agreenlife3> shit now mozilla ff is broke!!!
[23:45] <agreenlife3> nvmd
[23:46] <Halitech> agreenlife3, what do you mean its broke?
[23:46] <agreenlife3> nevermind, it wouldnt start up, the window would appear then disapper, but its k now
[23:48] <EagleScreen> knew, dbus is a common comunication system between applications
[23:48] <agreenlife3> halitach, i pastebin'd it. its loading now or something. url in 1
[23:49] <knew> But how can I fix it EagleScreen ?
[23:49] <agreenlife3> http://pastebin.com/m5ad44b37
[23:49] <EagleScreen> knew, try running $ sudo /etc/init.d/dbus restart
[23:49] <leaf-sheep> What do one do when one get "Segmentation Fault" in their xsession? (Not starting X)
[23:49] <knew> ok, gonna try
[23:50] <pepperjack> leaf-sheep: crash bad :(
[23:50] <Halitech> agreenlife3, ok, you have a GeForce 6150 LE video card, have you installed the Nvidia drivers? you can check System - Admin - Hardware drivers first
[23:50] <leaf-sheep> pepperjack: Err. Not useful. I can see that. Heh. Any remedy though?
[23:50] <EagleScreen> knew, updating to karmic?
[23:50] <Vovk> hismonkness, you there?
[23:51] <Vovk> :(
[23:51] <Vovk> i solved his problem :(
[23:51] <pepperjack> leaf-sheep: check /var/log/Xorg.0.log perhaps. is this happening consistently?
[23:51] <knew> EagleScreen, didn't work :S updating to 9.04
[23:51] <leaf-sheep> pepperjack: A fresh install.
[23:51] <hismonkness> vovk it worked ;p thanks
[23:51] <EagleScreen> knew, same error?
[23:51] <Vovk> hismonkness, aah, i solved your jdownloader problem :D
[23:51] <Vovk> hismonkness, sneaky file lives in ~/.jd
[23:52] <knew> EagleScreen, dbus restarted ok, but same error
[23:52] <elwoodpd> can someone tell me if any of the hardware on this computer is problematic with ubuntu? http://www.ebuyer.com/product/168459
[23:52] <elwoodpd> I plan to buy it
[23:52] <agreenlife3> halitech, AHA! no drviers! installing now, i hope this works. i dun wanna use windows :-(
[23:52] <leaf-sheep> pepperjack: Thanks. I see the issue --> Failed to initialize GLX extension (Compatible NVIDIA X driver not found)
[23:53] <hismonkness> vovk, so now i'll just create the path right? btw i couldn't start the awn toolbar. installed it but can't find it. god!!
[23:53] <EagleScreen> knew, do you have your system fully updates?
[23:53] <knew> Yeah I think so
[23:53] <Vovk> hismonkness you want to use the sun java 6 runtime to start the file ~/.jd/JDownloader.jar
[23:54] <EagleScreen> knew, be sure running $ sudo aptitude update; sudo aptitude full-upgrade
[23:54] <EagleScreen> and knew pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[23:54] <agreenlife3> unrelated, but how do you get ff3.5 here? i tryed installing it before but even with the help of online docs i could figure it out
[23:55] <knew> ok EagleScreen omw
[23:55] <EagleScreen> agreenlife3, FF3.5 where?
[23:56] <hismonkness> vovk, ok i opened it. but if it were you how would you access it quicker?
[23:56] <agreenlife3> EagleScreen, nvrmd
[23:56] <Halitech> !ff3.5 | agreenlife3,
[23:56] <Shirase> bsr
[23:56]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por ahora
[23:56] <Vovk> hismonkness, just finished looking it up :D the answer is the command "java -jar ~/.jd/JDownloader.jar"
[23:56] <agreenlife3> ubottu, k thanx
[23:57] <Vovk> hismonkness, i'll pastebin you a file to save and give execute permissions, so you can run it from the desktop like a button
[23:58] <Vovk> hismonkness, actually. just do this. open a text editor, type the following things on separate lines (ignore quotes) "#!/bin/bash" "java -jre ~/.jd/JDownloader.jar"
[23:58] <agreenlife3> how can you tell if theres a bot or not?
[23:58] <kayhan> I am trying to follow here
[23:58] <Vovk> hismonkness, then save the file to your desktop, right click it, go to properties, go to permissions, and set the file to be executable
[23:58] <kayhan> http://wiki.openembedded.net/index.php/Gcc_issues_in_Intrepid_and_later
[23:58] <Halitech> agreenlife3, ubottu is the only bot in here
[23:58] <kayhan> gcc: error trying to exec 'cc1': execvp: No such file or directory
[23:58] <kayhan> anyone?
[23:58] <Vovk> hismonkness, so... now i gotta eat and get to school. got an evening class to go to. good luck!
[23:58] <agreenlife3> Halitech, o thanks
[23:59] <agreenlife3> Halitech, i need to resart to activate driver
[23:59] <knew> EagleScreen, http://pastebin.com/m65c6990c
[23:59] <Halitech> agreenlife3, how you making out with installing the driver?
[23:59] <SpetsnazX> my laptop has started crashing. totally unresponsive. what logs can I log in to try and figure out what is making it crash?
[23:59] <Vovk> hismonkness, if you wanna set the permissions with the command line, then do a "sudo chmod 755 /path/to/your/file"