[00:00] <Pirate_Hunter> lstarnes: still doesnt work i even rebooted but i am still getting cannot open display
[00:00] <sebsebseb> fuzzman54: for your server..   all the details I suggested
[00:00] <lstarnes> harjot_: changes to DISPLAY can be undone
[00:00] <vede> ... to stop the X server, the command is...
[00:00] <harjot_> how do i know the display number??
[00:00] <adam> when open display   here is pink icon on lefyt  up site screen monitor..
[00:00] <neoTheCat> i just purchased an ipod classic, and i quickly grew to hate itunes.  what can people recommend as a linux replacement?
[00:01] <fuzzman54> :sebsebseb The server problems aren't the issue now, that's just why I was wanting to switch to something other than FAT.
[00:01] <sebsebseb> neoTheCat: a player :)  or     a itunes alternative?
[00:01] <harjot_> lstarnes: so how doo i do this?
[00:01] <lstarnes> harjot_: I told yoy
[00:01] <neoTheCat> i love the ipod, it's itunes i hate :)
[00:01] <lstarnes> *you
[00:01] <sebsebseb> neoTheCat: gtkpod   is one I think as an itunes alternative
[00:01] <lstarnes> harjot_: it is done through the terminal
[00:01] <harjot_> lstarnes: i dont know the display number
[00:02] <harjot_> lstarnes: i dont know the display number
[00:02] <lstarnes> harjot_: it is likely :0.0
[00:02] <sebsebseb> neoTheCat: and Banshee is an alright player, that can sync your ipod
[00:02] <harjot_> 0.0?
[00:02] <lstarnes> harjot_: :0.0 (with the :)
[00:02] <lstarnes> harjot_: you could also try ps aux | grep X
[00:02] <harjot_> wow it works
[00:02] <lstarnes> harjot_: which will reveal the arguemts used by X
[00:02] <Pirate_Hunter> can anyone help me identify why i cant x forward, everytime i try I get cannot open display as an error message
[00:03] <harjot_> how would i revert his?
[00:03] <Sp0tter> I'm trying to setup synergy in ubuntu but when i launch it i get the error: "WARNING: synergys.cpp,435: cannot open primary screen: unable to open screen"    How do I fix this?
[00:03] <lstarnes> harjot_: however, you should not mess with other users' displays
[00:03] <harjot_> just disconnecct and reconnect?
[00:03] <lstarnes> harjot_: export -n DISPLAY
[00:03] <cameron> neoTheCat: Songbird is quite a good player, almost a itunes clone
[00:03] <harjot_> but cant i just disconnect and reconnect?
[00:03] <Jeruvy> Pirate_Hunter: can you clarify?  Not sure what you are referring to.
[00:03] <lstarnes> harjot_: that works too
[00:03] <neoTheCat> i have 80 gigs of music, and banshee froze.
[00:03] <harjot_> ok thanks very much
[00:03] <harjot_> bye
[00:03] <neoTheCat> does songbird synch with an ipod?
[00:04] <kevdog> Pirate_Hunter: Ive never tried it like you describe but I believe you are right.  What ubuntu hardy on both client and server?
[00:04] <cameron> neoTheCat: Yes, in almost the same way itunes does.
[00:04] <slhsen> hi, I just installed XUbuntu 9.04 and I cannot change my keyboard layout to TR it shows the turkish flag on keyboard switch plug in but does not work. any ideas?
[00:04] <cameron> neoTheCat: And it has a wide user base, thanks to it being made by mozilla (AFAIK)
[00:04] <clarezoe> Hi, can anyone tell me how to check if my processor is X86 or 64?
[00:04] <slhsen> changing from keyboard settings also does not work
[00:05] <lstarnes> clarezoe: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep lm
[00:05] <harjot_> how would i quit without the proccess being terminated?
[00:05] <Jeruvy> slhsen: I'm not sure, but if you lack a decent response here, try #xubuntu also.
[00:05] <lstarnes> harjot_: you can't
[00:05] <lstarnes> harjot_: you could try disown
[00:05] <iceroot> clarezoe: if i am correct uname -a is telling you your architektur of hardware (not kernel)
[00:05] <Pirate_Hunter> Jeruvy, kevdog: basically I got a compaq compaq with a minimal install of ubuntu no xserver and my main comp with ubuntu and xserver setup, im trying to x forward the connection from the compaq to the main comp however all i get is cannot open display
[00:05] <slhsen> Jeruvy: trying :)
[00:05] <lstarnes> harjot_: but that usually requires the program starting with an & following it
[00:05] <gamer24> so the whole problem im having is that i installed the ati drivers after installing ubuntu, once i restarted my monitor now runs in 1080i or 1920 by 1080, though i can only support 1360 by 768, when opening up display under system, it causes the computer to slow down, when using catalyst it does not keep the settings, or if it changes, it just zooms in basically, any fixes to this problem?
[00:05] <clarezoe> lstarnes, thanks, but nothing appears by proc/cpuinfo
[00:06] <lstarnes> clarezoe: then it is 32-bit x86
[00:06] <harjot_> so if i launch a process using ssh i cant continue it while i close this terminal?
[00:06] <lstarnes> harjot_: did you read what I said?
[00:06] <clarezoe> lstarnes, thanks!
[00:06] <iceroot> harjot_: sure you can
[00:06] <iceroot> harjot_: use screen
[00:06] <harjot_> how?
[00:06] <harjot_> screen?
[00:06] <iceroot> harjot_: screen
[00:06] <GuidMorrow> (32 minutes ago) hey ... is "Ubuntu Studio" any good?
[00:06] <iceroot> harjot_: man screen
[00:07] <lstarnes> iceroot: I think he is using a graphical application
[00:07] <harjot_> screen session?
[00:07] <Qvintvs> <3 screen
[00:07] <Jeruvy> Pirate_Hunter: ah, ok I thought you were asking about a mime option.  I'm not familiar with xserver, sorry.
[00:07] <lstarnes> harjot_: screen is only for CLI programs
[00:07] <lstarnes> harjot_: when you started the process, did you follow its command with an &?
[00:07] <harjot_> no
[00:07] <lstarnes> harjot_: ctrl+C
[00:08] <lstarnes> harjot_: then run the command again followed by &
[00:08] <lstarnes> harjot_: then run disown
[00:08] <harjot_> and works!
[00:08] <harjot_> thanks
[00:08] <harjot_> again
[00:08] <harjot_> u have taught me alot
[00:08] <harjot_> bye
[00:08] <harjot_> for now
[00:08] <FloodBot2> harjot_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:08] <lstarnes> harjot_: before you leave, is there a reason for you doing this?
[00:08] <harjot_> btw im not leaving just not gonna look at my pc
[00:09] <harjot_> and im trying to expand my knowledge as i got the hang off ssh -X but wanted to do it the other way around as i like messin' around wiv my home pcs
[00:09] <pbink> my xorg.conf doesn't list any resolutions or color depths...where do i add them and in what format?
[00:09] <harjot_> cause im 12
[00:09] <iceroot> is there a way like "eth0 firefox http://google.com" "eth1 firefox http://foo.bar"  so i want to specify the eth-device (not only for firefox, wget also)
[00:10] <cameron> harjot_: always good to start early
[00:10] <kahen> pbink, something like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/265595/
[00:10] <pbink> kahen: perfect, thanx
[00:10] <kahen> it's the subsection "Display" that you're looking for
[00:10] <K4> Hello guys. About drivers for Brother printers... I've downloaded all brother-*.deb packages and installed in Debian Lenny. I can see many PPD files under /usr/share/ppd/Brother/, but ot doesn't contain PPD file for Brother MFC-640CW... Is there any chance that Ubuntu maintainer will update these packages to support newest printers?
[00:10] <AE^laptop> who can help me with a sound problem? everythin is mute after upgrading to 9.04, same as when doing a fresh install of 9.04
[00:10] <AE^laptop> disabled pulse and running 1.0.18 of alsa
[00:11] <Nicolas> auguem br?
[00:11] <kahen> pbink, try not to put in a mode that your monitor doesn't support. we've all heard the old horror stories of monitors not liking being told to enter modes they don't support
[00:11] <AE^laptop> cant install alsa 1.0.21 either, as it's givin me a permission denied on make
[00:11] <cameron> AE^laptop, use sudo male
[00:11] <pbink> kahen: roger...and the color depth property is called what exactly?
[00:11] <cameron> AE^laptop, use sudo make *
[00:11] <kahen> pbink, i think it's depth... just a sec
[00:11] <pbink> i need 32 bit, in 16 currently
[00:11] <gamer24> im kinda having the same problem that pbink is having
[00:12] <kahen> pbink, DefaultDepth 24 in the Screen section should do it
[00:12] <migg137> how do I increase the volume? Because i put it all the way up and its still pretty low, thankyou
[00:12] <AE^laptop> cameron: ofc i did
[00:12] <GuidMorrow> !ok you know what, up to this point, this place has provided NO HELP at getting me what I needed to help set up video recording so I can record videos to my hard disk and burn DVDs -- I got an entire box of VHS movies I need converted!
[00:12] <pbink> kahen: roger i'll report back
[00:12] <Pirate_Hunter> running command echo $DISPLAY gives me a blank line does that mean i can't forward X applications?
[00:13] <AE^laptop> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/410913 - this thread seems to be more and more of the truth
[00:13] <lstarnes> Pirate_Hunter: possibly
[00:13] <zamba> Pirate_Hunter: over ssh?
[00:13] <zamba> Pirate_Hunter: you did ssh -X?
[00:13] <Wildbat> oh~ xmms is dead?
[00:13] <cameron> AE^laptop, If you have root privileges, I can't think of any reason why it would be permission denied, but then again I don't know a lot about alsa
[00:13] <kwadronaut> Wildbat: try audacious
[00:13] <AE^laptop> cameron: me neither, i've even tried running make with sudo
[00:13] <cameron> migg137, right click on the sound icon and press open volume control and turn everything up
[00:14] <Pirate_Hunter> zamba, lstarnes: yeah I did the -X command still not sure why I got no display or how to fix it
[00:14] <lstarnes> Pirate_Hunter: what about -XY?
[00:15] <zamba> Pirate_Hunter: do you have installed the required binaries on the server?
[00:15] <henux> how do i make routing tables like the ones i add with "route add -net ..." persistent across boots in ubuntu?
[00:15] <henux> someone in #debian mentioned i could just add them into /etc/network/interfaces
[00:16] <Pirate_Hunter> zamba: what are the required binaries other than openssh-server
[00:16] <henux> but they pointed me here
[00:16] <Pirate_Hunter> lstarnes: XY gives the same
[00:16] <zamba> Pirate_Hunter: you need libraries for X
[00:16] <zamba> Pirate_Hunter: of course :)
[00:16] <AE^laptop> anyone who knows why bloody ubuntu 9.04 wont give me any sound? worked with ubuntu 8.10 with nvidia azalia audio chipset
[00:16] <henux> anybody knows?
[00:17] <Pirate_Hunter> zamba: I was told I didnt need to actually have x on the host machine which is something im trying to avoid due to is large dependencies and components
[00:17] <zamba> henux: what kind of stuff is it that you want to keep?
[00:17] <zamba> henux: gateway? or more advanced routing than that?
[00:17] <pbink> kahen: added 1680x150 and DefaultDepth 32 and the virtualbox restarted with "...need to run in low graphics mode", then a bunch of errors then opened with the initial settings...almost!
[00:17] <henux> i have this:
[00:17] <gamer24> anyone have an answer to my problem with the ati driver?
[00:17] <pbink> 1050*
[00:17] <zamba> Pirate_Hunter: you don't need X, but you need some required libraries
[00:17] <henux> route add -net <IP> netmask <IP> eth0
[00:18] <henux> zamba: ^
[00:18] <zamba> Pirate_Hunter: try installing the xauth package on the server
[00:18] <zamba> henux: add a up option to the interface
[00:18] <Pirate_Hunter> zamba: what does that contain?
[00:18] <henux> zamba: how would i actually do that?
[00:18] <kahen> pbink, oh well, it was worth a try. good luck with it then
[00:18] <migg137> cameron, thankyou
[00:18] <zamba> henux: up route add ...
[00:19] <henux> aha okay
[00:19] <henux> thank you sir
[00:19] <zamba> henux: np
[00:19] <pbink> hehe, yeah, at least the error messages were in my native res ;)
[00:19] <zamba> henux: and i'm not a sir ;)
[00:19] <henux> i will look kindly on you when i rule the world
[00:19] <zamba> yeah, have mercy :)
[00:19] <kevdog> Pirate_Hunter: sudo aptitude install xauth
[00:19] <zamba> Pirate_Hunter: aptitude show xauth
[00:20] <zamba> Pirate_Hunter: and that will pull with it x11-common, i believe
[00:21] <Pirate_Hunter> zamba: actually it doesnt but it is installed will try now
[00:21] <cameron> migg137, I take it it worked then?
[00:21] <zamba> Pirate_Hunter: ok
[00:22] <migg137> cameron, yes improved a little bit but good enough i just increased the "front" by like 25%
[00:22] <ubuntu1> looking for help installing drivers
[00:22] <cameron> migg137, Yeah thats the one that normally has the most effect, Front
[00:22] <Ademan> does anyone know of an application to slice *binary* files?
[00:23] <pbink> kahen: what should i look into to get my virtualbox ubuntu to boot directly to terminal mode?
[00:23] <Jeruvy> Ademan: hmm, not sure if it's related but there is a slice package
[00:23] <ubuntu_> :/
[00:24] <vede> :/
[00:24] <vede> Okay.
[00:24] <cameron> pbink, you mean absolutely no gui loaded?
[00:24] <kahen> pbink, the old fashioned way would be to change the default runlevel... but ubuntu uses Upstart now... eh... dunno :)
[00:24] <vede> So I did that sudo invoke-rg.whateverblahblah thing
[00:24] <vede> It ends with stop.
[00:24] <pbink> cameron: yep
[00:24] <pbink> just terminal
[00:24] <vede> And it ended the X server.
[00:24] <Pirate_Hunter> zamba, kevdog: it works now xauth did the trick had to install dbus-x11 but yeah working now thanks
[00:24] <Jeruvy> Ademan: there is also split, I think it's part of coreutils (maybe wrong..)
[00:24] <zamba> Pirate_Hunter: np
[00:25] <vede> Then I did ctrl+alt+f2 and successfully installed my video drivers.
[00:25] <pbink> etc/initdefault?
[00:25] <cameron> pbink: well you may be better off installing something that by default has no gui, which will obviously boot to terminal
[00:25] <vede> Then I (ugh) did sudo invokeblah blah START
[00:25] <vede> And...
[00:25] <rojoloco47> Hello people
[00:25] <vede> Now I'm on a LiveCD.
[00:25] <pbink> cameron: hmm, well i'd like the ability to load the gui, but don't use it that much on this virtual machine
[00:25] <vede> Because I can no longer boot.
[00:25] <rojoloco47> can any body tell me what command I use for connecting to remote-exploit channel ?
[00:26] <lstarnes> rojoloco47: /join #remote-exploit
[00:26] <vede> So... I believe I now I have the X thingy running on ctrl-alt-f2 but not on ctrl-alt-fx (where x is default)
[00:26] <cameron> pbink: I'm not exactly sure what you use it for, but my friend has just installed gentoo, and installed xcfe, but he automatically boots to command line
[00:26] <ziesemer> What is "postfix" ?  I installed "devscripts" to get "checkbashisms", and now I see postfix / postconf errors every time my network goes up or down.  I see a lot of Google results, but nothing that tells me "what" it is.
[00:26] <vede> And when I try to boot, it completes its loading bar, but then it just stops at a black screen.
[00:26] <lstarnes> vede: it's usually on tty7 (ctrl+alt+f7)
[00:27] <rojoloco47> thanks @ lstarnes :)
[00:27] <vede> Okay.
[00:27] <pbink> cameron: roger, thanx
[00:27] <lstarnes> ziesemer: postfix is a mail transfer agent
[00:27] <vede> Well, I need to know how to get it back on tty7, and off tty2.
[00:27] <happy> hel dii
[00:27] <cameron> pbink, you could just change the tty, but trying to use the key combination under ubuntu will change the host computers tty
[00:27] <lstarnes> vede: ctrl+alt+f7
[00:27] <Boombox> Hello everyone. My Patchage is not connecting to my Jack-Server. Anyone know why this is?
[00:27] <vede> Because I'm assuming that's the root of my problems.
[00:27] <lstarnes> vede: if X isn't running, that won't work
[00:27] <vede> Istarnes, I can't boot, though.
[00:27] <ziesemer> lstarnes: why is it installed with devscripts?
[00:27] <pbink> cameron: like mintty?
[00:28] <vede> I figure it's either because my video drivers screwed things up, or because I accidentally mucked with X on tty2 and not tty7.
[00:29] <vede> I can only make it up to the loading bar, then it's a black screen.
[00:29] <lstarnes> ziesemer: devscripts on my system doesn't appear to require or recommend postfix
[00:29] <Boombox> No one's got an idea?
[00:29] <cameron> pbink: tty's aren't emulators, they are *like* exclusive sessions
[00:29] <lstarnes> ziesemer: I'm using 8.04 so it may be different on other versions
[00:29] <cameron> pbink: Are you using ubuntu now?
[00:29] <lstarnes> Boombox: maybe you aren't running the jack server
[00:29] <pbink> yeah on a virtualbox
[00:30] <pbink> desktop edition
[00:30] <Jeruvy> Boombox: feel free to repeat every few minutes, it's a busy place, but not too frequently, ty.
[00:30] <ziesemer> I'm on 9.04.  Guess I can just remove...
[00:30] <Boombox> lstarnes: I am. I can connect single applications through the jack control, but patchage just won't connect to jack
[00:30] <haunter250> wooooooow
[00:30] <cameron> pbink, if you press ctrl+alt+f[n] it will take you to a different tty, and ctrl+alt+f7 will take you back to the gui
[00:30] <haunter250> soooooooooooooooooooo much better now
[00:31] <pbink> ahh smart, i forgot about those function switches
[00:31] <pbink> cameron: thanx
[00:31] <vede> So can someone confirm that this is NOT because my video driver install didn't work, but because X is running on tty2 instead of tty7?
[00:31] <joaquin> hi help for ubuntu french please :)
[00:31] <Tr1n> !fr
[00:31] <pbink> cameron: i ended up just unchecking gdm from the system > admin > services, but that works too
[00:32] <aschon> can someone give me a hand.. im running ubuntu 9.04 with 5yr old machine.. i assume because of libata it is reading my IDE 60gig as /dev/sda .. but i think this is causing a major performance issue
[00:32] <cameron> pbink, that should also work haha
[00:32] <aschon> i've googled everywhere, cant seem to find a solution that works
[00:32] <aschon> am i going to have to recompile my kernel to use old IDE drivers instead of libata ?
[00:33] <vede> Um... Hello?
[00:33] <Pirate_Hunter> php aint processing its files instead im being asked to download and being told there is no know file to open it, however, I havelibapache2-mod-php5 installed, so what could be the problem?
[00:34] <vede> God, trying to get support on a channel this busy sucks.
[00:34] <aschon> nobody wants to help
[00:34] <aschon> heh
[00:34] <lstarnes> vede: it sounds like it may be a configuration issue
[00:34] <vede> Okay. So how can I reset the configuration?
[00:35] <lstarnes> vede: were you installing video drivers earlier?
[00:35] <vede> Yes.
[00:35] <vigo> !backup | vede
[00:35] <Boombox> aschon: what makes you think you have an performance issue regarding your HDD?
[00:35] <vede> And while on tty2 I STARTed X.
[00:35] <vede> While it was STOPped on tty7.
[00:35] <zelda1> hello I have a problem. it errors when I try to dpkg. whats the command to install it again.
[00:35] <zelda1> ?
[00:35] <wolfjb> Hi I'm trying the ubuntu netbook remix on a MSI Wind U100, which is listed as a supported netbook, however, the wireless card no longer connects after an update-manager upgrade to a newer kernel
[00:35] <vede> So I figured that might have something to do with it.
[00:35] <lstarnes> zelda1: that depends on the error
[00:36] <ziesemer> So my /var/log/dpkg.log shows a LOT of stuff installed along with devscripts that I don't want.  What is the easiest way to undo?
[00:36] <zelda1> let me copy and past it
[00:36] <wolfjb> I'm using WPA2 Personal and have repeatedly set the key and it still doesn't connect
[00:36] <lstarnes> vede: I think it could be the driver itself causing it
[00:36] <vede> Ugh.
[00:36] <vede> Of course.
[00:36] <wolfjb> I'm getting the following error a lot in syslog : rtl8180: WW:No more TX desc, returning 30 of 30
[00:36] <ziesemer> Using Synaptic to remove the package, even with "complete remove", doesn't look like it will remove any dependencies...
[00:36] <wolfjb> any help?
[00:36] <lstarnes> vede: were you using ubuntu's driver manager?
[00:36] <vede> No. I just downloaded the drivers from nvidia.
[00:37] <Boombox> vede: are you using SLI-Cards?
[00:37] <vede> No.
[00:37] <zelda1> zelda@zelda-laptop:~/Documents/OOO310/DEBS$ sudo apt-get install dkpg
[00:37] <zelda1> Reading package lists... Done
[00:37] <zelda1> Building dependency tree
[00:37] <zelda1> Reading state information... Done
[00:37] <zelda1> E: Couldn't find package dkpg
[00:37] <FloodBot2> zelda1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:37] <lstarnes> zelda1: dpkg, not dkpg
[00:37] <lstarnes> zelda1: I think dpkg is installed by default
[00:38] <zelda1> I thought so too.
[00:38] <prince_jammys> seeing as apt-get is a front-end of dpkg ...
[00:38] <zelda1> hang on. It maybe my typo error
[00:38] <bastid_raZor> zelda1: you're spelling it wrong.
[00:38] <vede> Should I have used Ubuntu's driver manager instead of downloading the Linux drivers from nvidia?
[00:38] <bastid_raZor> vede: that would have been much easier
[00:38] <Pirate_Hunter> php aint processing its files instead im being asked to download and being told there is no know file to open it, however, I have libapache2-mod-php5 installed, so what could be the problem?
[00:38] <Boombox> the nvidia driver's are fine
[00:38] <zelda1> There we go. Thanks man.
[00:38] <Boombox> just try to uninstall and reinstall them
[00:39] <joaquin> help backtrack
[00:39] <vede> I can't uninstall or reinstall them.
[00:39] <vede> I can't do ANYTHING.
[00:39] <Boombox> why?
[00:39] <vede> Because I can't boot.
[00:39] <Boombox> oh
[00:39] <vede> I'm using a liveCD now.
[00:39] <Boombox> sucks for you :D
[00:39] <cameron> Pirate_Hunter, are you trying to run it under a server, or command line?
[00:39] <lstarnes> vede: have you tried the recovery mode?
[00:39] <Boombox> nah, just kidding
[00:39] <vede> Yeah, but I didn't know what to do.
[00:39] <Jeruvy> Pirate_Hunter: try trouble shooting your .htaccess or httpd.conf file for misconfiguration
[00:39] <bro> cam you copy text [right-click menu] in shiretoko? there's no copy function in mine, i can only copy from keyboard [ctrl+c]. also there's no "search with google" like it was in the original firefox
[00:40] <vede> I tried to do ctrl-alt-f2 to stop X, but that didn't work.
[00:40] <lstarnes> vede: that won't stop X.  It just changes to a different terminal
[00:40] <Pirate_Hunter> cameron: huh im trying to run a file through my browser on the actuall server
[00:40] <vede> I know.
[00:40] <vede> I planned to go to tty2 and then stop X.
[00:40] <Sh3r1ff> vede: try ctrl + alt + backspace
[00:40] <lstarnes> Pirate_Hunter: try sudo a2enmod php5
[00:40] <cameron> Pirate_Hunter, it should be something in the httpd.conf file then
[00:40] <kahen> Sh3r1ff, isn't that disabled in jaunty?
[00:41] <ubuntu1> trying to install drivers and get error " cannot write in catman mode"
[00:41] <lstarnes> kahen: by default, yes
[00:41] <Sh3r1ff> kahen: don't know, i'm still on 8.04
[00:41] <matt132> I'm using 9.04: If I just played sound from another application (youtube, vlc etc.), when I go to play sound from another app, nothing plays. Any suggestions?
[00:41] <ubuntu1> any help?
[00:41] <lstarnes> kahen: but it can be reenabled
[00:41] <kahen> vede, so to restart X from a virtual terminal, the command would be "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"... i think (anyone else, who is 100% sure?)
[00:42] <crglia> hello
[00:42] <Jan500> matt132: you can play only one "signal" over alsa.. you have to install a soundsevrer like pulseaudio
[00:42] <vede> Okay, but can I do that without having to boot?
[00:42] <lstarnes> vede: no
[00:42] <legend2440> kahen: its   sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[00:43] <lstarnes> vede: but it likely will work in revobery mode
[00:43] <lstarnes> *recovery
[00:43] <vede> Okay.
[00:43] <vede> But...
[00:43] <vede> Ugh.
[00:43] <vede> This makes no sense to me.
[00:44] <matt132> jan500...so just, sudo apt-get install pulseaudio?
[00:44] <ubuntu1> yes?
[00:44] <Pirate_Hunter> cameron: my httpd.conf file is errrh empty, is that suppsoed to be like that
[00:44] <cameron> erm
[00:44] <vede> I go into recovery mode, sudo etc/init.d/gdm start
[00:44] <lstarnes> Pirate_Hunter: I think it is apache2.conf
[00:44] <vede> And if that doesn't work?
[00:44] <Pirate_Hunter> lstarnes: that command did nothing instead told me to force restart
[00:44] <vede> */etc/
[00:44] <lstarnes> Pirate_Hunter: did it say anything else?
[00:45] <vede> Screw it, if that doesn't work, I'll just reinstall.
[00:45] <lstarnes> vede: if that fails, try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[00:46] <Pirate_Hunter> lstarnes: i've got the file open but i have no clue what i am looking for?
[00:46] <bro> cam you copy text [right-click menu] in shiretoko? there's no copy function in mine, i can only copy from keyboard [ctrl+c]. also there's no "search with google" like it was in the original firefox
[00:46] <lstarnes> Pirate_Hunter: I don't know either
[00:46] <lstarnes> Pirate_Hunter: after using sudo a2enmod php5, did you restart apache2?
[00:47] <Pirate_Hunter> lstarnes: lstarnes yup used force restart like it suggested now it is enabled but i still cant run the file through the browser
[00:48] <Pirate_Hunter> lstarnes: File Type: “application/x-httpd-php type”. - thats what i get when i try
[00:49] <lakotajames> will someone help me set up a samba share on a comuter I'm ssh'd into?  I'm following this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountWindowsSharesPermanently  and I'm stuck at the fstab part.  :/
[00:49] <cameron> Pirate_Hunter, Try changing your apache2.conf , in /etc/apache2
[00:49] <wolfjb> how do I get rtl8187se to work? do I have to use ndiswrapper?
[00:49] <Jan500> lakotajames: what is your problem exactly?
[00:50] <lakotajames> jan500:   I don't know what to put in the fstab.
[00:50] <Pirate_Hunter> cameron: i would but i have no clue what to change this is a clean install of php and apache
[00:50] <matt132> OK, I just switch from alsa to pulse audio, but sound still won't play from two applications. (I can't have banshee and youtube open at the same time even if one isn't playing)
[00:51] <Sp0tter> I'm trying to do x11 forwarding over ssh wiht a windows client.  I have xming + fonts instaleld and am using putty to connected.  The putty event log says that x11 is succesfully forwarded, XMing says that clients are connected,  but I see nothing.  What could be the problem?
[00:51] <Jan500> do you want connect to a samba server or do you want to set up a sever?
[00:51] <cameron> Pirate_Hunter, I will paste mine, and see if you derive anything from it
[00:51] <Jan500> matt132 https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio
[00:51] <drunkncrew> what's the best website to download 3rd party programs for linux?
[00:51] <lakotajames> jan500: I've got one set up (I think) and now I'm trying to connect to it.
[00:51] <sebsebseb> drunkncrew: such as?
[00:51] <Pirate_Hunter> cameron: ok do it through pastebin
[00:52] <cameron> Pirate_Hunter, http://paste.ubuntu.com/265817/
[00:52] <drunkncrew> i'm new to ubuntu and just wanted to see what type of programs are available on linux
[00:52] <cameron> drunkncrew, Use the repositry
[00:52] <sebsebseb> drunkncrew: browser synaptic that's a good start
[00:52] <sebsebseb> !synaptic |  drunkncrew
[00:52] <drunkncrew> thanks
[00:52] <sebsebseb> drunkncrew:  no probs
[00:54] <suman> how do i identify my soundcard in unbuntu?
[00:54] <Jan500> lspci
[00:54] <cameron> Pirate_Hunter, Try installing using `sudo tasksel lamp-server` which will settle most issues for you
[00:54] <Jan500> @ suman
[00:54] <cameron> Pirate_Hunter, although i remember having to tweak something myself, I can't remember what though
[00:54] <Pirate_Hunter> cameron: thanks will look at it
[00:55] <aprilhare> I went to logout - and i got "System policy prevents stopping the system when other users are logged in". i typed top and a number of applications are running as root - that i didn't run.
[00:55] <aprilhare> ksoftirqd is running too
[00:55] <aprilhare> i don't know how
[00:55] <aprilhare> what do i do??
[00:55] <cameron> aprilhare, a lot of root applications get started at system startup
[00:55] <suman> Jan500:  thanks... there is an entry for "audio device", is that it?
[00:56] <aprilhare> cameron: why are they preventing me from shutting down my machine nicely then??
[00:56] <aprilhare> it claims someone else is logged in.
[00:56] <cameron> aprilhare, It may not be them doing it
[00:57] <aprilhare> cameron: how do i find out what else is logged in?
[00:57] <kahen> aprilhare, it won't fix your problem if it persists, but you can shut your computer down by executing "sudo shutdown -h now" or reboot with "sudo shutdown -r now"
[00:57] <cameron> aprilhare, try opening a terminal and doing sudo shutdown 0
[00:58] <matt132> awesome thanks jan500
[00:58] <Pirate_Hunter> cameron, lstarnes: it works apparently had to restart apache not just php, hmmm shouldve spotted that
[00:58] <Alex___> i have a problem regarding rendering engines
[00:59] <Alex___> toproperly explain...
[00:59] <cameron> Pirate_Hunter, oh yeah, i should have remembered that. sorry about that
[00:59] <Jan500> suman: thats should be the card.. what is the whole line?
[00:59] <Sp0tter> I'm trying to do x11 forwarding over ssh wiht a windows client.  I have xming + fonts instaleld and am using putty to connected.  The putty event log says that x11 is succesfully forwarded, XMing says that clients are connected,  but I see nothing.  What could be the problem?
[00:59] <Alex___> im running andlinux which is a port of colinux and its ubuntu
[00:59] <suman> Jan500: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 02)
[00:59] <Alex___> i want it to render in GTK
[00:59] <Jan500> matt132 u'r welcome ;)
[01:00] <Jan500> suman:  yes this is an audio card
[01:00] <Ademan> thanks i'll check it out Jeruvy
[01:00] <Alex___> it runs kde
[01:00] <Wildbat> hi there, anyone know how to fix that my laptop is not be able to wake from suspend? it just turn into blackscreen frozen
[01:00] <Alex___> but i have installed gnome
[01:00] <Pirate_Hunter> cameron: nah np i shouldve figured that out still thanks for the help it is appreciated
[01:00] <suman> Jan500: is there an interface to change the setting for the card??
[01:01] <braindamaged> ive recently installed ubuntu, my problem is the sound works but it isnt as loud as it should be, like i have to turn master volume all the way up and if i turn it half way down i dont hear nothing
[01:01] <Jan500> which settings?
[01:01] <Jan500> try alsamixer
[01:01] <cameron> braindamaged, right click on sound icon, then open volume control, then turn up front
[01:02] <suman> Jan500: well, i mean an interface to manipulate settings, i know there is something like that in windows
[01:02] <kahen> braindamaged, what cameron said. the simple volume control that you see only controls the master volume. there's also PCM and lots more that can be turned down low
[01:02] <braindamaged> cameron, i did that
[01:02] <bro> can you copy text [right-click menu] in shiretoko? there's no copy function in mine, i can only copy from keyboard [ctrl+c]. also there's no "search with google" like it was in the original firefox
[01:03] <cameron> braindamaged, just do what i did then, and go through and turn everything to max until it is what you expect
[01:04] <Alex___> how would i Kill KDE without restarting
[01:04] <fez> ctrl+alt+backspace
[01:05] <braindamaged> cameron, i just did, its a little louder. but if i put volume control half and on down i dont hear nothing, or is that just normal?
[01:05] <Alex___> im running and linux i need CLI
[01:05] <sebsebseb> fez: that's disabled now
[01:05] <fez> common language interface?
[01:05] <Alex___> command line
[01:05] <fez> sebsebseb, why
[01:05] <Alex___> interface
[01:05] <Alex___> terminal
[01:05] <sebsebseb> fez: xorg decession
[01:05] <Jan500> lakotajames: what is your  problem in fstab ? have you tried the modified  examples of the wiki?
[01:05] <sebsebseb> !dontzap |  fez
[01:05] <cameron> braindamaged, Well it happens with me, but I have no idea if it is normal, it doesn't really bother me though
[01:06] <braindamaged> cameron, ok thanks
[01:06] <tennyson> how can i uninstall openoffice from terminal?? it was wrong working
[01:06] <sebsebseb> fez: ctrl alt backspace in Windows is known,  and think about it,   if new users are working on something in a Linux distro, that they haven't saved yet,  and they do it, well  they can lose what they done
[01:06] <Wildbat> how do i kill gnome w/o restarting then XD
[01:06] <sebsebseb> fez: personally  I liked it, but  I haven't bothered to enable it again
[01:06] <kahen> Wildbat, you can't logout?
[01:07] <sebsebseb> fez: I don't need to log out much anyway if at all really :)
[01:07] <Alex___> doesnt work
[01:07] <Alex___> killall gnome
[01:07] <bro> any of you experiencing slow internet connection in jackalope?
[01:07] <Alex___> it kills gnome
[01:07] <Tekk> hi
[01:07] <fez> sebsebseb: i see, except, what do you mean by 'ctrl alt backspace in Windows is known'
[01:08] <Tekk> I'm lookin at the ubuntu website, where can I find the source?
[01:08] <nickUK> Hello - I am having a problem with my Microphone in Ubuntu, I can hear myself however nobody can hear me in any problem.
[01:08] <sebsebseb> fez: to  get the task manager, or to re start or whatever
[01:08] <sebsebseb> Alex___: oh your on andlinux?
[01:08] <Alex___> it kills gnome
[01:08] <Alex___> im trying to render things in GTK
[01:08] <fez> sebsebseb, backspace and delete are different keys
[01:08] <Alex___> yup
[01:09] <sebsebseb> fez: not always, but I see what your getting at now, nevermind me then
[01:09] <sebsebseb> Alex___: ok  that's  not a proper Linux distro
[01:09] <Alex___> lol
[01:09] <Tekk> Where can I find the ubuntu source?
[01:09] <sebsebseb> Alex___: you would be better off  running  a real Linux distro :)  psyically instaleld on a partation,   or  maybe in a virtual machine, but with Windows as host :(
[01:10] <bastid_raZor> Tekk: do you mean the install ISO?
[01:10] <Alex___> lol i know i know but still...i have all this stuff
[01:10] <Jan500> suman:  dont know if you mean something linke this.. alsamixer is a mixer/setting-tool for console.. there some tools with gui but they also use alsamixer in background
[01:11] <Tekk> *facepalms* I have to get the sources for the individual stuff don't I? ^,^
[01:11] <sebsebseb> Alex___: that  program is a bit like Wine, but the other way round, with a  Linux kernel that has been ported to Windows
[01:11] <ubuntu1> can some one help me with this?
[01:11] <ubuntu1>  cannot write to /var/cache/man/cat7/atl1e.7.gz in catman mode
[01:11] <ubuntu1> atl1e.
[01:11] <suman> Jan500: thanks... yeah kinda like that
[01:11] <Alex___> i found that when i have linux installed i tend to break it purposely
[01:11] <sebsebseb> Alex___: also really there isn't anywhere as such that you can go for suppourt for it I think,   except their forum I think they have one
[01:11] <Alex___> its dead mostly
[01:12] <cameron> Alex__, i also have a habit of breaking linux, its a fun this to do
[01:12] <ubuntu1>  ray@AspireOne:~/drv/src$ sudo KBUILD_NOPEDANTIC=1 make install
[01:12] <ubuntu1> make -C /lib/modules/2.6.28-14-generic/build SUBDIRS=/home/ray/drv/src modules
[01:12] <ubuntu1> make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.28-14-generic'
[01:12] <ubuntu1>   Building modules, stage 2.
[01:12] <ubuntu1>   MODPOST 1 modules
[01:12] <FloodBot2> ubuntu1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:12] <ubuntu1> make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.28-14-generic'
[01:12] <bastid_raZor> Tekk: no. use synaptic or apt-get or aptitude
[01:12] <sebsebseb> Alex___: You might find Cygwin interesting by the way, but  this channal is only really meant to be for Ubuntu installed
[01:12] <Alex___> im used to having TWO comps but my life has changed and i only have this one now
[01:12] <sebsebseb> Alex___: that's proper Ubuntu,  not anything that's based on it
[01:12] <Tekk> What do you mean use synaptic?
[01:13] <tonno> hi to all
[01:13] <bastid_raZor> !synaptic | Tekk
[01:13] <sebsebseb> Alex___: uh above,   this channal is only really meant to be for getting support for  the real proper Ubuntu
[01:13] <Alex___> is there a way to render things in GTK?
[01:13] <jrib> !who | Tekk
[01:13] <jrib> Tekk: what exactly are you trying to do?
[01:13] <Tekk> Yeah I know what synaptic is, I've been using this for over 6 months
[01:13] <tonno> how do i use the program called Remote Desktop Viewer ?
[01:13] <Tekk> jrib: I just wanna look at the sources for some of the stuff on here
[01:14] <jrib> !source | Tekk
[01:14] <sebsebseb> Alex___: andlinux is not that good,  give a virtual machine a try of Ubuntu,  or even better install it for real onto your hard disk :)
[01:14] <jrib> Tekk: if you are on ubuntu, that's the easy way: apt-get source PACKAGE
[01:14] <Tekk> ah
[01:14] <Tekk> thanks
[01:14] <Guest91243> hi, somebody knows about this error "Protocol-Reject for unsupported protocol" in pptp ?
[01:14] <sebsebseb> Alex___: also when  your running a proper install of Ubuntu,  in a  vm or pysical :)   you  can  get support for it in here
[01:14] <mdg> Anybody here using a mail notification app - I am using thunderbird
[01:15] <Wildbat> mdg: thunderbird too
[01:15] <mdg> Wildbat: do you get a new mail notification pop-up?
[01:16] <Jan500> Wildbat: me2.. i get a pop-up
[01:16] <cmp> i need to delete the Icone of ( google earth ) from my menu ... how can i do that
[01:16] <bro> anyone with jaunty jackalope having problems with slow internet connection?
[01:16] <Jan500> @mdg
[01:16] <mdg> Wildbat: I don't - wonder why....
[01:16] <Tekk> There any way I can specify the destination for a package in apt?
[01:17] <bastid_raZor> cmp: right click Accessories and edit menu
[01:17] <Wildbat> mdg: i think there is setting for pop up
[01:17] <jrib> Tekk: no (without editing the source package)
[01:17] <Jan500> mdg: edit - preferences - general - [x] show an alert
[01:17] <Guest91243> hi, somebody knows about this error "Protocol-Reject for unsupported protocol" in pptp ?
[01:17] <Tekk> Okay
[01:17] <Tekk> thanks
[01:17] <cmp> bastid_razor, it not working - i do right click and it doesnt work
[01:18] <bastid_raZor> cmp: you right click Accessories then left click edit menu
[01:19] <tennyson> heyyyy
[01:19] <tennyson> how can i uninstall openoffice from a console
[01:19] <bastid_raZor> cmp: i'm wrong.. right click Applications
[01:19] <cmp> i do as you guided me and its not working and not showing any menu after the right click bastid_razor.
[01:19] <tonno> how do i use the program called Remote Desktop Viewer ?
[01:19] <jrib> !software > tennyson
[01:19] <jrib> !apt > tennyson
[01:19] <Tekk> Is there a specific place all the sources go or do I need to go looking for each individual one?
[01:19] <jrib> Tekk: when you run apt-get source, it gets put in your current working directory
[01:20] <Tekk> ha
[01:20] <Tekk> thanks
[01:20] <Tekk> finally got this all set ^,^
[01:21] <sebsebseb> tennyson: sudo apt-get purge packagename  and that also removes the config files
[01:21] <sebsebseb> tennyson: where as remove instead of purge will only do the program
[01:23] <Jan500> tonno: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-use-remote-desktop-in-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex.html
[01:23] <cmp> google earth is working wrongly with my ubuntu . how to fix it ?
[01:24] <imfluxible> i just did a new install of 9.04 but i only have a top of screen panel, can anyone tell me what might be the problem that i don't have a bottom panel?
[01:24] <kwadronaut> cmp: define wrong.
[01:24] <Guest91243> hi, somebody knows about this error "Protocol-Reject for unsupported protocol" in pptp ?
[01:24] <cmp> when i zoom in my location - it give me blank picture . how to fix this  kwadronait.
[01:24] <nickUK> I am having a problem with my Microphone in Ubuntu, I can hear myself however nobody can hear me in any problem.
[01:24] <Jan500> cmp: working wrong? is a good error description :D
[01:25] <cmp> yes jan500.
[01:27] <cmp> any one will help me with my google earth please ?
[01:27] <brez> imfluxible: right click the top one, "add panel" -> right click the nwq panel -> position "bottom"
[01:28] <nickUK> I am having a problem with my Microphone in Ubuntu, I can hear myself however nobody can hear me in any problem.
[01:28] <mido> guyz,,, i need help
[01:28] <Master_> mido, what do you need help to?
[01:28] <imfluxible> brez, ok i try, thx
[01:29] <Jan500> Guest91243: maybe an unsupported compression
[01:29] <cmp> any one here knows about google on ubuntu ?
[01:29] <mido> Master_:  i cant make a partition  without losing my data
[01:29] <Jeruvy> cmp: try asking your question.
[01:29] <Guest91243> Jan500 all are enabled, how i see what compression the server require ?
[01:30] <Jan500> cmp:  only with google earth? or maybe an video-card/driver problem?
[01:30] <bro> people, if you experience slow connection in Jackalope, set the openDNS [worked here]: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=878694
[01:31] <cmp> i installed my google earth    bin file .  and after i installed it , i try to run it - and it tells me ( couldnt create directory )   and then opens by it self then when i try to zoom in or go to any location - it gives me blank picture
[01:31] <Sp0tter> I'm trying to do x11 forwarding over ssh wiht a windows client.  I have xming + fonts instaleld and am using putty to connected.  The putty event log says that x11 is succesfully forwarded, XMing says that clients are connected,  but I see nothing.  What could be the problem?
[01:32] <cmp> can you help jan500.   jeruvy . /
[01:32] <wizard_> hello
[01:32] <mido> Master_ : how to create a new partition without losing data?
[01:33] <Jan500> cmp: could not create directory sound like an permission error ;) check permissions of this dir
[01:33] <Maria21hotgirl> hi
[01:33] <Maria21hotgirl> how are you?
[01:33] <mido> fine
[01:33] <Maria21hotgirl> who wanna fuck me :D
[01:33] <Jeruvy> cmp: or manually create the directory that failed, more details.
[01:33] <Jan500> O-o
[01:34] <Maria21hotgirl> i'm a hot girl in the night
[01:34] <Maria21hotgirl> :D
[01:34] <Jeruvy> !ot Maria21hotgirl
[01:34] <Gary> Maria21hotgirl: this might be the wrong network for you
[01:34] <Jeruvy> !ot | Maria21hotgirl
[01:34] <Greek-Boy> lol
[01:34] <Master_> mido, try this site https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition
[01:35] <mido> Master_ : thnx dude , i'll c
[01:36] <deltah> !floppy
[01:36] <quizme> hi,
[01:37] <thiebaude> quizme, hi
[01:37] <quizme> when i type in gem1.9.1 it's there, but when i type in sudo gem 1.9.1 it's not found.
[01:37] <quizme> i mean
[01:37] <quizme> sudo gem1.9.1
[01:37] <quizme> sudo can find it
[01:38] <cmp> ok i opened the permission menu. what to choose then jan500, jeruvy . ?
[01:39] <Jan500> which directory isnt writeable?
[01:39] <Jan500> @cmp
[01:39] <Jan500> you have to chown the dir or chmod with correct bits
[01:39] <IdleOne> cmp: sudo apt-get install googleearth-package
[01:40] <mido> How to resize the primary partition without losing data?
[01:40] <IdleOne> backup
[01:40] <bastid_raZor> mido: backup any data you need.. then resize.
[01:41] <saebbi> i want to mount cifs mounts via fstab. here is my line: //server/Stuff /media/Stuff     cifs    credentials=/etc/samba/mount.cifs       0       0
[01:41] <mido> bastid_raZor : i need whole the system
[01:41] <Jeruvy> mido: never assume resizing will not lose data.  Assume it will.  Other than that, go ahead and resize,
[01:41] <saebbi> /etc/samba/mount.cifs looks like this: username=abc\npassword=xxx
[01:41] <Sky3RN> Comme une envie de faire une mini-série parodiant "Le visiteur du futur".
[01:42] <bastid_raZor> !backup > mido
[01:42] <cmp> i did it idleone, so what is next ?
[01:42] <saebbi> this used to work on ubuntu 7, but today i installed ubuntu 9 and it won't work anymore
[01:42] <QPrime> mido: grab the latest copy of Parted Magic and use that after you have backed up any critical info.
[01:42] <saebbi> any ideas what i did wrong?
[01:42] <kahen> !fr | Sky3RN
[01:42] <IdleOne> cmp: go to Applications > Internet and look for Google Earth
[01:42] <mido> thnx ubottu
[01:42] <Sky3RN> That was an /amsg message. :)
[01:43] <kahen> sort of hard to see -- especially if you only know enough french to be able to tell that a line of text is french
[01:43] <mido> is there a way to do that using cfdisk(resizing)?
[01:43] <cmp> destroyed it Idleone,   :) :) :)     now its not working at all
[01:44] <cmp> after i used your command - its totally not working Idleone , :) :) :) :)
[01:44] <Jan500> cmp what is the current problem?
[01:44] <cweilem> has anyone had success setting up an smtp server using multiple virtual domains?
[01:45] <Jan500> mido you can use qtparted
[01:46] <IdleOne> cmp: how is it not working?
[01:46] <QPrime> mido: I may have missed something in the backlog, but if you are looking to resize partitions then to be honest Parted Magic (using GParted) is a very good option.
[01:46] <cmp> jan500, the currant problem is :     Fails to execute child process"/home/cmp/google-earth//gooleearth" (permission denied)
[01:47] <Jan500> permission denied
[01:47] <Jan500> there is your answer ;)
[01:47] <cmp> what to do Jan500, ?
[01:48] <mido> Qprime: i need to resize the primary drive
[01:48] <Jan500> cmp: how do you installed it? with apt-get?
[01:48] <mido> thnx Jan500
[01:48] <Jan500> mido i would backup your part. then start a live cd and then qtparted
[01:48] <Jan500> primary drive = root part?
[01:49] <cmp> no jan500, i installed it like this    http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2009/03/20/how-to-install-google-earth-5-on-ubuntu/
[01:49] <foundry87> Is there a way I can hide the rhythymbox icon on my panel in the notification area?
[01:49] <mido> yes Jan500
[01:49] <IdleOne> cmp: I thought you used the sudo apt-get command I gave you?
[01:49] <QPrime> mido: yes, and?  Parted Magic is a self booting iso.  you can resize any partition you wish.
[01:49]  * IdleOne hands off to Jan500. Good luck
[01:49] <bogo> hey everyone
[01:50] <IdleOne> hello bogo
[01:50] <Sp0tter> I'm trying to do x11 forwarding over ssh wiht a windows client.  I have xming + fonts instaleld and am using putty to connected.  The putty event log says that x11 is succesfully forwarded, XMing says that clients are connected,  but I see nothing.  What could be the problem?
[01:50] <mido> QPrime : from where i can find it?
[01:50] <cmp> i did the sudo command you gave me Idleone, thats why i recive this error now
[01:51] <bogo> i have a small big problem...i can't figure out how can i install ubuntu server directly from the internet...i mean...without the use of a cd or with minimal cd support
[01:51] <QPrime> mido: http://partedmagic.com  <--- pure GPL FOSS software.  good stuff.
[01:51] <Jan500> cmp try sudo apt-get install googleearth-package
[01:51] <mido> QPrime : thnx alot dude
[01:52] <cmp> jan500, i did this and i lost my Google earth as you  can see
[01:52] <QPrime> mido: no problem.  Parted Magic has a special place in any software toolkit :)
[01:52] <cmp> and i did it now again as you said and you still recivee the same error jan500.
[01:52] <Jan500> cmp:  do "apt-get purge googleearth-package"
[01:53] <Jan500> then apt-get install googleearth-package
[01:54] <Jeruvy> !info googleearth-pacakge
[01:54] <Jan500> O_o
[01:54] <Jeruvy> !info googleearth-package
[01:54] <wers> i upgraded to gwibber 0.9.2 by adding their team ppa. now, i cant receive messages. any idea why? where can i find its config files/
[01:55] <cmp> jan500, i did it but it says :         E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13 Permission denied)
[01:55] <cmp> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[01:55] <cmp>  
[01:56] <IdleOne> cmp: use sudo
[01:56] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> cmp: try typing sudo in front of it
[01:56] <Jan500> cmp you dont sudo
[01:57] <Jan500> or do you have another install-util open like synaptic?
[01:57] <unitheory> can someone help me automount an sdcard? i put this in fstab: /dev/sdb1 /media/sdcard vfat user,exec 0 0
[01:59] <cmp> what is going on here .... some one is telling me this and other one is telling me that , WHO IS WRONG AND WHO IS RIGHT????????    IdleOne, or Jan500, or Hawaiian_Eskimo,
[02:00] <Dreamglider> cmp, what are you trying to do ?
[02:00] <Jan500> cmp we are telling you all the same
[02:00] <IdleOne> cmp: I suspect your the only one getting it wrong
[02:00] <bastid_raZor> cmp: what is your native language?
[02:00] <Like> :D
[02:01] <Like> ! es CocaCola77
[02:01] <IdleOne> cmp: when you get a permission denied error it means you have to use sudo in front of the command
[02:01] <IdleOne> !es
[02:01] <cmp> doesnt matter my native language -- what is matter her is to tell the guiding clearly and simply bastid_razor,
[02:02] <cmp> dream lider , iam trying to install and to get my google work properly .
[02:02] <bastid_raZor> cmp: and you are failing to follow the simple directions.
[02:02] <mythomaniac> in openbox does anyone know how to grab a window with the mouse, a window that has its border out of reach?
[02:02] <QPrime> cmp: in order to perform package function (or any other administrative function) you need to authenticate.  if you use the command shell this is done with "sudo" in front of the command you are trying to run.  Ubuntu will then ask you for your password to continue.
[02:02] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: hold alt and click on it maybe
[02:02] <cmp> jan500 , you all not telling the same . read up what you all said here
[02:02] <onexused> mythomanic: Did you try holding down alt?  That's how to do it in gnome
[02:03] <QPrime> cmp: its basically the same thing as when you run synaptic for package management (it will ask you via the gui for a password)
[02:03] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, yep that did it
[02:03] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: :) took me a long time to learn that little trick
[02:04] <bogo> IdelOne got any ideas about my problem? :(
[02:04] <bogo> *IdleOne
[02:04] <bogo> :D
[02:04] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, heh i forgot it...
[02:04] <IdleOne> bogo: usb perhaps?
[02:04] <IdleOne> !usb
[02:05] <onexused> What compositor does Ubuntu uses for its desktop?
[02:05] <bogo> my mb doesn't support usb booting...except cd-rom and hdd...but i don't got any of them.... :(
[02:05] <cmp> Qprime, i do here what you are guiding me to do - i dont want to know what is sudo for , as i said i want simply clearly - to get it work ....ok again, My FIle is GoogleEarthLinux.bin
[02:05] <Jan500> cmp: well, lets starts at the beginning :D... open a console...type in "apt-get purge googleearth-package" after that "sudo apt-get install googleearth-package"
[02:05] <IdleOne> I don't think you can do a net install with the server version. I know of the minimal cd way
[02:05] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, btw there is no known fix to the sound issue i had... i moved back to debian...
[02:05] <cmp> Ok   jan500
[02:06] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: sorry to here that. did you file a bug with hardware info attached on Launchpad? maybe the devs can work on it and fix it
[02:06]  * QPrime hands Jan500 a high-five... step by step :)
[02:06] <bastid_raZor> Jan500: he has downloaded the bin from somewhere.that is the bin file.that needs to go first.
[02:06] <bogo> idleone...were can i get that? i've tried googleing "net install ubuntu server cd" and "minimal cd ubuntu 9.04 server" -> both of them turned out with nothing... :(
[02:07] <cmp> I did it jan500
[02:07] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, i should, but...
[02:07] <cmp> what is next Jan500, ?
[02:07] <Jeruvy> bogo: you'll need to seek PXE
[02:07] <crack05> Cygwin
[02:07] <IdleOne> !minimal | bogo
[02:07] <crack05> who know to use it
[02:08] <ubuntu_> exit
[02:08] <ubuntu_> quit
[02:08] <bastid_raZor> crack05: that is a windows app correct?
[02:08] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: it would be helpful if you did :)
[02:08] <crack05> yes but linux emulator
[02:08] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> bastid_razor: yes
[02:08] <IdleOne> bastid_raZor: yes it is
[02:08] <IdleOne> crack05: but still a windows application
[02:09] <bastid_raZor> crack05: you could try #windows or ##linux
[02:09] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, there has been many bugs filed for it in the passed though... but none of the fixes listed there helped me... the only one was to chroot 777 /dev/snd/* and that is a no no because it gives write permissions to everyone for that device directory structure
[02:09] <crack05> ok thanks
[02:09] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, passed = past
[02:09] <cmp> ok ok ok, i dont want it - any more - i want to remove it -- can somebody here know how to remove it - as is not even allowing me to remove it by clicking uninstalling ????????????
[02:10] <bogo> thanks for the link ubottu :)
[02:10] <bogo> thank you to IdleOne :)
[02:10] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: it is a security issue and up to you if it is worth it. but if debian is working for you then :)
[02:10] <IdleOne> bogo: hope that helps you
[02:11] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, debian has always worked for me bro ;)
[02:11] <bogo> i hope so to...anyway...if anything happens, can i ask for some additional help? :D
[02:11] <Sp0tter> Dear #ubuntu channel,   Please help.  -Love Sp0tter
[02:11] <cmp> you even dont know how to remove it ??????
[02:11] <Jan500> O-o
[02:11] <IdleOne> bogo: of course
[02:12] <Jeruvy> !punctuation  | cmp
[02:12] <Jan500> cmp there have to be an uninstall form your first bin install
[02:12] <IdleOne> cmp: remove what?
[02:12] <Sp0tter> I'm trying to do x11 forwarding over ssh wiht a windows client.  I have xming + fonts instaleld and am using putty to connected.  The putty event log says that x11 is succesfully forwarded, XMing says that clients are connected,  but I see nothing.  What could be the problem?
[02:12] <unitheory> can someone help me automount an sdcard? i put this in fstab: /dev/sdb1 /media/sdcard vfat user,exec 0 0  it mounts ok with mount -a but how do i get it to mount automatically?
[02:12] <Jan500> go to the install dir of your first install
[02:12] <bogo> thanks guys :)
[02:12] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, the only think that ubuntu has over debian is some kernel mods that make it easier on the cup, while also making it faster, more efficient
[02:13] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, that is out of the box...
[02:13] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: you could probably compile the kernel with the mods you need/want
[02:13] <cmp> its not working jan500
[02:13] <Jan500> what?
[02:13] <Jan500> the uninstall?
[02:13] <bastid_raZor> !work | cmp
[02:13] <Jan500> do you called it in a console?
[02:13] <Jan500> with sudo
[02:13] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, yeah... just taking the time to track down what they are... :/
[02:13] <cmp> i want to remove my google earth - after you really guided me with wonderfil steps idleone,
[02:14] <cmp> yes Jan500, not working
[02:14] <Jan500> what is the error :S
[02:14] <IdleOne> cmp: ok.... sudo apt-get remove --purge googleearth-package
[02:15] <IdleOne> !synaptic | cmp please read the follwing link
[02:15] <cmp> folder  of my Google still exist in my home idleone,
[02:16] <Jan500> and inthere have to be an uninstall :S
[02:16] <cmp> and nothing happened after your wonderful help idleone,
[02:16] <Jan500> you have to run it with root permissions
[02:17] <IdleOne> cmp: your sarcastic comments are getting on my nerves. if you want help from me or anybody else in here your going to have to learn to listen and stop being a smart ass ( !ohmy > IdleOne )
[02:17] <IdleOne> moving on
[02:17] <bastid_raZor> !cookie | IdleOne
[02:19] <chikee> me hatey hate NetworkManger
[02:20] <chikee> nm-applet baaaaad
[02:20] <chikee> hatey
[02:20] <cmp> Idleone, you are right BUT , learn to listen - it should be when i receive correct steps and understandable guiding .... and Please - i never said any thing rude here to you --- then i expect the same - or you want me reply it ????????
[02:20] <ActionParsnip> chikee: try wifi-radar or wicd
[02:20] <chikee> ActionParsnip me needy need VPN
[02:20] <chikee> ActionParsnip wifi-radar and wicd no VPN
[02:20] <ActionParsnip> !vpn | chikee
[02:21] <zamba> haha
[02:21] <zamba> "you are right BUT , learn to listen" :D
[02:21] <chikee> ActionParsnip that no relevant to my situation
[02:21] <chikee> you bad man
[02:22] <zamba> cmp: you haven't read any of the urls you've been given in here.. you have responded seconds later with "it doesn't work"
[02:22] <ActionParsnip> chikee: that guide will tell you how you can connect to a vpn
[02:22] <IdleOne> cmp: you have been given the correct steps but the information you return to us is inadequate for us to help you. saying it doesnt work is not enough information for us to know how to proceed. now I would really like it if you read the guide on how to use Synaptic Package manager it has a ton of helpful information
[02:22] <sebsebseb> !work |  cmp  zamba
[02:22] <chikee> ActionParsnip me needy need dhcp assigned IP
[02:22] <chikee> ActionParsnip that no doey!
[02:22] <eboyjr> Good morning/afternoon/evening/night... I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 server edition and installed all updates. I ssh into the local machine (and other machines over the network) and I get connection refused. In my /etc/hosts.allow file I added 'ALLOW: LOCAL'
[02:23] <IdleOne> chikee: what language do you speak?
[02:23] <ActionParsnip> chikee: i wont help you if you dont stop typing like that, you sound like a moron
[02:23] <chikee> ActionParsnip you help!
[02:23] <zamba> sebsebseb: excuse me?
[02:23] <chikee> IdleOne noongar
[02:23] <sebsebseb> zamba: nevermind,  I just like that factoid
[02:23] <IdleOne> zamba: I believe that was not meant for you
[02:24] <chikee> ActionParsnip me needy need one click solution
[02:24] <bobbob1016> I have a 10/100 switch, but I'm still only getting 10-11mbps when I transfer files between PC's using NFS on my network, any ideas?
[02:24] <chikee> ActionParsnip no dhcp in page!
[02:24] <sebsebseb> IdleOne: was kind of, but more for the other guy
[02:24] <Jan500> eboyjr: you can establishing a connection but the you are refused?
[02:24] <chikee> ActionParsnip you give good help now?
[02:24] <harry97> did an update adn teh home directories seem to be gone
[02:24] <IdleOne> chikee: please type in complete sentences and stop with the needy need stuff.
[02:25] <harry97> when i run startx it says 'xauth: timeout in locking authority file /home/me/.xauthority
[02:25] <chikee> IdleOne this how I speaky
[02:25] <eboyjr> Jan500: Yeah. When I try to connect, it refuses it, even on the same machine.
[02:25] <Psibr> I need tons of codecs, I'm an AV freak. How do I get those codecs stuffed into my ubuntu install without an internet connection ?
[02:25] <eboyjr> Jan500: Port 22
[02:25] <harry97> and when i look for that dir it is empty
[02:25] <IdleOne> chikee: then you wont be getting any helpy chikee
[02:25] <prince_jammys> let me show you how i /ignorey
[02:25] <bastid_raZor> eboyjr: you can't connect with ssh localhost?
[02:25] <ActionParsnip> bobbob1016: try disabling tcp waiting if NFS has it, samba has it
[02:25] <Jan500> eboyjr: standard config? with which user do you try? root?
[02:25] <chikee> IdleOne me no have english first language
[02:25] <chikee> you bad man
[02:26] <IdleOne> chikee: what is your first language?
[02:26] <sebsebseb> chikee: What is your native/first langauge?
[02:26] <chikee> nyoongar
[02:26] <IdleOne> what country?
[02:26] <chikee> Australia
[02:26] <ActionParsnip> bobbob1016: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-142526.html
[02:26] <eboyjr> bastid_raZor: Jan500: Yes. It is standard config. I used sudo when I ran ssh localhost. I am also trying Tunnelier for Windows Vista and I get connection refused as well.
[02:26] <clrscrn> if I download precompiled binaries, instead of installing through apt... what is a logical location in my filesystem to store these files? (for example: firefox)
[02:26] <chikee> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noongar
[02:26] <chikee> my tribe!
[02:26] <bastid_raZor> eboyjr: you can not sudo ssh. run it as you.
[02:26] <chikee> you can helpy now?
[02:27] <sebsebseb> IdleOne: He is trolling?
[02:27] <IdleOne> sebsebseb: honestly not sure
[02:27] <prince_jammys> I am.
[02:27] <chikee> please to help with one click VPN
[02:27] <chikee> but no networkmanager
[02:27] <sebsebseb> prince_jammys: I meant  chikee
[02:27] <clrscrn> if I download precompiled binaries, instead of installing through apt... what is a logical location in my filesystem to store these files? (for example: firefox)
[02:27] <sebsebseb> !troll |  prince_jammys  chikee
[02:27] <Psibr> trolling would be ranting and raving about why I can't play mp3s on a fresh ubuntu install. ;)
[02:27] <prince_jammys> sebsebseb: Yes. I meant I am sure.
[02:28] <sebsebseb> Psibr: you need to install the codec
[02:28] <IdleOne> !mp3 | Psibr
[02:28] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> psibir: but why can't i?
[02:28] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> :P
[02:28] <eboyjr> bastid_raZor: Jan500: I tried running as myself and I get the same error: ssh: connect to host localhost port 22: Connection refused. I am on Ubuntu Server edition.
[02:28] <prince_jammys> I'm acquainted with the term "trolling", thanks.
[02:28] <ActionParsnip> clrscrn: /opt is usual
[02:28] <chikee> just want help
[02:28] <bastid_raZor> clrscrn: you could put them in /usr/local/bin .. so they will be in the $PATH
[02:28] <chikee> you discriminate
[02:28] <ActionParsnip> clrscrn: remember to symlink the binary in /usr/bin
[02:28] <chikee> speaky like i speak
[02:28] <vicoo> bu ne ki yani
[02:28] <bastid_raZor> eboyjr: if you are behind a router you have to forward the port
[02:28] <chikee> you help now?
[02:28] <clrscrn> ActionParsnip: ok cool I will manage :)
[02:28] <harry97> trolling for some help ......when i run startx it says 'xauth: timeout in locking authority file /home/me/.xauthority
[02:29] <chikee> please to help with one click VPN but CANNOT use networkmanager
[02:29] <sebsebseb> Psibr: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras  will take care of MP3 AVI and other things like that
[02:29] <bastid_raZor> eboyjr: also some ISP's block ports 80/22/23 .. so you'll need to pick another port for ssh to listen to.
[02:29] <sebsebseb> !attitude |  chikee
[02:29] <chikee> IdleOne you will be helping now?
[02:29] <sebsebseb> !coc |  chikee
[02:29] <bobbob1016> thanks ActionParsnip, helpful as always, can't try now, going to a movie, will be back later
[02:29] <ActionParsnip> harry97: what is the output of: ls -la ~/..Xauthority
[02:29] <IdleOne> chikee: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Gaming_VPN_Using_PPTPD
[02:29] <chikee> sebastien that no anwer
[02:30] <chikee> IdleOne does not tell dhcp
[02:30] <Jan500> eboyjr: do you try to connect over internet or over the lan?
[02:30] <ActionParsnip> harry97: oops     ls -la ~/.Xauthority
[02:30] <prince_jammys> harry97: err, what do you get from ls -l .Xauthority
[02:30] <chikee> IdleOne me not know IP address of VPN server ahead of time either
[02:30] <Psibr> I'm playing with my beat up vaio. no internet connection and it can't read CD-Rs or DVD-Rs. It's kind of a pain to try and install things off memory sticks, and no luck getting the wifi to work. woe is me. ;)
[02:30] <IdleOne> Psibr: you should upgrade it to a paper wait :)
[02:31] <ActionParsnip> Psibr: then you are stuck. i'd stump for the usb install
[02:31] <harry97> nosuch file ro directory
[02:31] <IdleOne> weight*
[02:31] <eboyjr> bastid_raZor: Jan500: Even on localhost? I tried that too. I have port 22 on my system forwarded. I connect to 192.168.1.5. I have a server running on 8081 and that works. How do I change the SSH port? And it is over lan.
[02:31] <chikee> IdleOne why you no help?
[02:31] <ActionParsnip> harry97: is your pwd you users home directory?
[02:31] <chikee> helpy help?
[02:31] <Psibr> I've been tempted with the idea of just installing a windoze product on it, but so far noone has a stamped copy of the install discs. just CD-Rs. Oh well
[02:31] <IdleOne> chikee: I don't know the answer
[02:31] <Jan500> eboyjr: /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[02:31] <chikee> you bad man
[02:32] <chikee> ubuntu no good!
[02:32] <chikee> no good VPN solution!
[02:32] <Jan500> O-o
[02:32] <harry97> no  it is /
[02:32] <IdleOne> chikee: no I am not a bad man. I don't know how to help you
[02:32] <prince_jammys> harry97: ls -l ~/.Xauthority
[02:32] <gartral> #xampp
[02:32] <yellowsubmarine> sup im new here
[02:32] <gartral> oops
[02:32] <sinthetek> anyone very familiar with ubuntu-netbook? i'm wondering what i can remove from the installer to slim it down enough to fit on my 1gb thumb drive
[02:32] <IdleOne> hello yellowsubmarine
[02:32] <sebsebseb> chikee: you can also ask for help in ##linux
[02:32] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> hello yellowsub
[02:32] <chikee> sebsebseb thank you
[02:32] <ActionParsnip> harry97: if you rub: whoami   are you your own user?
[02:32] <ActionParsnip> s/rub/run
[02:32] <sebsebseb> !new |   yellowsubmarine
[02:33] <Jeruvy> Psibr: is that due to some sonyism that you can't read cd-r's?
[02:33] <eboyjr> Jan500: I think that is the ssh *client* settings.
[02:33] <sebsebseb> !welcome |  yellowsubmarine
[02:33] <Jan500> eboyjr: you have a filled password or?
[02:33] <bastid_raZor> eboyjr: below port 22 add a new line with port ###  ..### being the new port.. that way you'll have 22 and the new port.
[02:33] <Psibr> Looked around for some docking stations and a new battery. Could probably re refurb the sucker for $100. Or just buy a netbook for $300.
[02:33] <Jan500> no blank pass
[02:33] <Jan500> eboyjr:  no
[02:33] <bastid_raZor> eboyjr: once you add the settings you need to restart ssh
[02:33] <harry97> yes i am me
[02:33] <Jan500> sshd is teh server
[02:33] <sebsebseb> chikee: ok  good luck
[02:33] <harry97> no there is apparently no file there
[02:33] <Psibr> The issue with the vaio is that the thing is old, its a p3 1ghz beast.
[02:33] <kwadronaut> how long does it take until an uploaded ppa appears on launchpad?
[02:34] <harry97> total 0
[02:34] <ActionParsnip> harry97: then you have a problem, you need that file
[02:34] <harry97> can it  be reinstalled?
[02:34] <LogicFan> i've been having a weird problem for the last few weeks.  On ubuntu 9.04 64bit, I cannot get any "docked" apps in the notification area (e.g. pidgin, miro, transmission) to come to the foreground (focused) when clicking on them.  They just sit in the taskbar or disappear behind the current focused window/app
[02:34] <IdleOne> kwadronaut: #launchpad
[02:34] <yellowsubmarine> hay just gettin' use to linux
[02:34] <ActionParsnip> harry97: try: touch ~/.Xauthority
[02:34] <prince_jammys> I thought X generated that file automatically if it isn't there.
[02:34] <harry97> i tried reinstlling xinit and xorg
[02:34] <Psibr> Worst thing is I can't USB boot off of it either. evil thing. If I could USB boot I would just run knoppix off the sucker, but no joy.
[02:34] <harry97> ok
[02:34] <ActionParsnip> prince_jammys: me too
[02:34] <eboyjr> bastid_raZor: Jan500: Okay I had to uncomment the Port line 22 in that file. I also added 8083. How do I restart ssh now?
[02:34] <bigdavejoker> how do I check/change my virutal nic mappings to make sure my eth1 is mapped to the interface for my vmware instance?
[02:35] <Jan500> eboyjr: /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[02:35] <Jeruvy> LogicFan: isn't there a focus bug for that on launchpad(sorry I'm thinking out loud)?  Could have sworn I saw that one.
[02:36] <kellykel> how do you get rights to do things u cant do before?
[02:36] <eboyjr> Jan500: Maybe I do not have the ssh server installed? Only the client? I think that is weird. I do not have /etc/init.d/ssh
[02:36] <IdleOne> kellykel: use sudo
[02:36] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> kellykel: type sudo before the command and then enter your password
[02:36] <ActionParsnip> kellykel: use sudo and gksudo
[02:36] <Jan500> hm
[02:36] <bastid_raZor> !ssh > eboyjr  .. there is a openssh server guide listed there. it may help too.
[02:36] <harry97> touched that file..
[02:36] <harry97> there doesnt seem to be anything in the home diredorey
[02:36] <ActionParsnip> harry97: ok try startx
[02:36] <LogicFan> Jeruvy, I've tried searching google, but i guess i'm not using the right terms.  i don't find anything
[02:36] <Jan500> eboyjr:  try sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[02:37] <harry97> i had 300 gigabytes ... yikes
[02:37] <Psibr> But, I have managed to get the ubuntu install to play mp3s via the realplayer, which is horribly kludgy. I just wish I could run something like VLC off a flash drive like you can with windoze these days
[02:37] <ActionParsnip> harry97: is this a new install?
[02:37] <harry97> not exactly
[02:37] <eboyjr> Jan500: bastid_raZor: Okay thank you :) This should help a lot.
[02:37] <ActionParsnip> Psibr: its spelt 'windows'
[02:37] <harry97> week and  a half...
[02:37] <bastid_raZor> eboyjr: good luck
[02:37] <harry97> long enought ot transfer 300 gigs/
[02:37] <kellykel> how would i overwrite a file with another?
[02:37] <harry97> same error for startx
[02:38] <n8tuser> kellykel-> save it on top of it
[02:38] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> kellykel: or just delete it then save in its place
[02:38] <kellykel> what if i dont have the rights?
[02:38] <prince_jammys> kellykel: cp /path/to/somefile /path/to/the/other
[02:38] <Jan500> kellykel: sudo
[02:38] <ActionParsnip> kellykel: you can use nautilus if you wish, if you need to run nautilus with admin access run: gksudo nautilus
[02:38] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> kellykel: put sudo in front of that
[02:39] <kellykel> ok
[02:39] <unitheory> i fixed my automount problem, in case anyone cares
[02:39] <Jeruvy> LogicFan: hmm one is Bug #271343
[02:40] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> unitheroy: i care
[02:40] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> unitheroy: kinda :)
[02:40] <bucky> unitheory, sure.. how'd you do it?
[02:41] <yellowsubmarine> humm
[02:41] <unitheory> nautilus was set not to automount media through a setting in gconf that does not appear in any config tool
[02:41] <yellowsubmarine> ahh
[02:41] <harry97> is there a way to find the size of a dir from a command line?
[02:41] <LogicFan> Jeruvy, i do not have a 2nd monitor.  i'm on a laptop
[02:42] <n8tuser> harry97-> du -h
[02:42] <ActionParsnip> harry97: du -h folder
[02:42] <harry97> thanks
[02:42] <prince_jammys> du -sh foo
[02:42] <ActionParsnip> harry97: the last output is the size
[02:42] <bastid_raZor> prince_jammys: if you read that instead of seeing it as a command.. it read 'douche foo'
[02:42] <exco> is it possible to install ubuntu from within ubuntu (as alternate OS)?
[02:43] <ActionParsnip> exco: you can use virtualisation
[02:43] <prince_jammys> bastid_raZor: heh. sudo apt-get install douche
[02:43] <sebsebseb> exco: virtual machine?
[02:43] <unitheory> bastid_raZor, thats what i was thinking but didnt want to be the one to say it
[02:43] <bigmike> does any know how i can get a hot box for verizon fios hdtv box
[02:43] <exco> no, I can't use a virtual machine ... some of my hardware isn't supported in Jaunty and I want to check if it gets better with Karmic
[02:44] <bastid_raZor> !info douche
[02:44] <prince_jammys> heh, i also checked.
[02:44] <ActionParsnip> exco: boot to karmic live cd and test
[02:44] <unitheory> exco, +1 for live cd
[02:44] <exco> is a umpc and I have no USB CD at hand ;-)
[02:44] <bigmike> hello
[02:44] <exco> well I'll put it on a USB stick then and go from there
[02:44] <ActionParsnip> exco: make a usb stick bootable
[02:45] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> bigmike: hi
[02:45] <bastid_raZor> prince_jammys: heh, i was making sure :)
[02:45] <netbooker> Hell, I'm on my laptop trying to determing how I should layout my partitions. I have a 40mb at the beginning (came shipped that way),15GB recovery (dell), 320GB for vista, and 131GB unallocated.
[02:45] <bigmike> hey eskimo
[02:45] <exco> just wanted to know if it was possible to install Ubuntu from Ubuntu ;-)
[02:45] <harry97> lol well  it  is all there.... iin a folder named /home/  /filename....
[02:45] <netbooker> Problem is I don't have a partition for swap, What would I miss if I dont have swap?
[02:45] <harry97> wiht a blank space...
[02:45] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> exco: you can't do that, you'll break the linux and it will never work again for anyone :)
[02:45] <bastid_raZor> netbooker: the 131GB break it down to 15GB or / and the rest for /home .. that is if you want /home to have that large of a partition.
[02:45] <bastid_raZor> s/or/for
[02:46] <ActionParsnip> netbooker: you can create more partitions ni the  unallocated space when you make the others
[02:46] <Jeruvy> LogicFan: the bug seems to be using xinerama and twinview, so ya they seem related to 2+ monitor setups.
[02:46] <harry97> can there be a folder named <  > ?
[02:46] <netbooker> Can't I only have 4 primary partitions?
[02:46] <exco> to a different matter ... should using a bluetooth mouse be as easy as pairing it in Jaunty? (I had it working in Intrepid, but now it won't work in Jaunty)
[02:46] <ActionParsnip> netbooker: if you never use all of your ram you dont need swap, 2gb swap should be enoughfor anyone
[02:46] <netbooker> and I found out I need the boot files in a primary partitons, not logical
[02:46] <unitheory> am i the only one with one big ext4 partition and nothing else?
[02:47] <netbooker> ActionParsnip: I have 4gigs of ram, and plan on running 64bit
[02:47] <ActionParsnip> netbooker: yes but you can have secondary ones on an extended partition
[02:47] <bastid_raZor> unitheory: a /home partition is smart to have. reinstalls are easier that way.. when new versions come out
[02:47] <ActionParsnip> netbooker: means nothing, what is the pc to be used for?
[02:48] <unitheory> bastid_raZor, easier in what way?
[02:48] <ActionParsnip> netbooker: if your needs never use more than 4Gb ram you are fine
[02:48] <Jan500> netbooker: do you need the dell part?
[02:48] <netbooker> ActionParsnip: Yeah, I guess that dosen't help. It will be my laptop, maybe running WoW through wine, most likely not.
[02:48] <Jan500> netbooker:  i had this partition too... i removed them
[02:48] <ActionParsnip> netbooker: i'd have some, games like muching ram
[02:48] <vede> I'm beginning to think maybe Ubuntu isn't actually supposed to work.
[02:48] <exco> ^^ +1
[02:48] <netbooker> Jan500: Yeah, I don't know what is on the 40mb thing, and I wasnt able to boot into recovery mode
[02:49] <bastid_raZor> unitheory: you lose no data. simply mv the /home/username to /home/oldusername and install.. then copy of important files .. remove /home/olderusername
[02:49] <sebsebseb> exco:  that's silly
[02:49] <ActionParsnip> vede: works 100% here
[02:49] <sebsebseb> exco: in that  context
[02:49] <vede> Well, not a single thing I've read on the internet yet has actually worked.
[02:49] <vede> At all.
[02:49] <Jan500> netbooker: there are some utilities like memtest and so on..
[02:49] <sebsebseb> vede: depends on what hardware you have, if things just work, or not
[02:49] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> vede: like what?
[02:49] <netbooker> ActionParsnip: Perhaps I should remove the recovery partion? I couldn't get into it, so why waste the space?
[02:49] <Jan500> but this  you can start from usb or cd
[02:49] <Sp0tter> I'm trying to use xming and putty to get x11 forwarding from my osx.  I have forwarding enabled, and the putty even tlog says it connects succesfully with x11, and the xming icon says it has connections.. but I don't see anything on my windows screen.
 what could be the problem
[02:49] <bastid_raZor> vede: for nvidia use the restricted drivers/hardware drivers manager..
[02:50] <vede> I did.
[02:50] <netbooker> Jan500: Yeah, and last time I checked Ubuntu had that by default
[02:50] <Sp0tter> ubuntu, not osx
[02:50] <chikee> where is the love?
[02:50] <bastid_raZor> !love | chikee
[02:50] <vede> I tried installing Skulltag.
[02:50] <chikee> thank yo
[02:50] <chikee> u
[02:50] <vede> First, I tried to get the package with the application manager thing.
[02:50] <vede> But that didn't work.
[02:51] <sebsebseb> !love > chikee
[02:51] <vede> Then I tried to download it directly and do it from there.
[02:51] <vede> But that didn't work.
[02:51] <eboyjr> Jan500: bastid_raZor: I got it working. Just needed to install the server lol
[02:51] <vede> Then I tried to use an autoinstallation script.
[02:51] <vede> But even that didn't work.
[02:51] <netbooker> Jan500: So maybe it is best that I get rid of the recovery partion and 40mb small thing, I have the Vista reinstall disk and all
[02:51] <bastid_raZor> eboyjr: ubuntu server didn't come with openssh-server ? or your desktop edition?
[02:51] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> vede: what do you mean by didn't work? any error messages? remember in the computer universe "it doesn't work" doesn't say much
[02:52] <Jan500> netbooker:  do you nead vista :D
[02:52] <vede> The autoinstallation script didn't work because I didn't have permissions.
[02:52] <vede> I did it with sudo.
[02:52] <Jan500> i would resize this partition to a smaller one
[02:52] <vede> Still no effing permissions.
[02:52] <netbooker> Jan500: Wish I didn't but I do for school, office, VS2008 and such
[02:52] <eboyjr> bastid_raZor: It was Ubuntu Server and no lol it didn't. Maybe I did something during installation.
[02:52] <vede> I don't even understand why I'm still trying.
[02:52] <bastid_raZor> eboyjr: that is odd. i would think it did. good to know though.
[02:53] <prince_jammys> !ssh | eboyjr : See this if you haven't already.
[02:53] <vede> Crap that's as simple as downloading and installing a 5MB game should not take over an hour.
[02:53] <bastid_raZor> prince_jammys: i hit him up with it a bit ago.
[02:53] <prince_jammys> ok.
[02:53] <Jan500> i would resize it to 100 (or maybe smaller)  and the rest for ubuntu
[02:54] <bastid_raZor> eboyjr: be sure to see the scp options.. that is the best way to tranfer files to and from the server.
[02:54] <vede> I could probably do this faster if I was using DOS.
[02:54] <Jan500> netbooker:  if you reinstall all.. install first vista then ubuntu
[02:54] <harry97> what are the normal contents of ~/.
[02:54] <eboyjr> bastid_raZor: Oh okay  Thanks a lot
[02:54] <harry97> Xauthority
[02:54] <Jan500> harry97:  thats your home
[02:54] <harry97> sorry typo
[02:54] <netbooker> Jan500: Yeah, thanks for the tips, I think I will shuffle things around, and get rid of the recovery partion, since I can't boot into it
[02:55] <harry97> ~/.Xautority
[02:55] <bastid_raZor> eboyjr: actually scp is probably one of the best ways to transfer files anywhere via cli.
[02:55] <prince_jammys> harry97: many dot-files containing config for the user's programs. Varies from user to user.
[02:55] <Jan500> netbooker: what model do you have?
[02:55] <vede> And I think I've managed to get fragments of Skulltag strewn about on my computer, because SOME things worked, but others didn't.
[02:55] <Jan500> netbooker:  i have a xps 1530
[02:55] <harry97> so if ls -l shows 0 then i am screwed?
[02:55] <eboyjr> bastid_raZor: I like FTP <3 :P
[02:55] <vede> But I don't know where to look, or what they're called.
[02:55] <prince_jammys> harry97: ls -la to view the dotfiles
[02:55] <Bigshot_> i can't interact with my tablet when in "inverted" -- tablet mode what should i do? i am using jaunty
[02:56] <harry97> ah   cooll
[02:56] <vede> And everything seems to be jumbled up with tons of system files.
[02:56] <netbooker> Jan500: I've got the studio XPS 1340
[02:56] <bastid_raZor> eboyjr: by all means. do enjoy.
[02:56] <Jan500> there you have an additional "boot-button" so you can conifgure that it wioll boot win directly or press the othe rbutton to boot linux :D
[02:56] <prince_jammys> harry97: dotfiles are files whose names begin with a dot, and they are not shown by ls unless you specify '-a'
[02:56] <eboyjr> lol i will :D
[02:56] <vede> And seeing how so much as misspelling something in a terminal can cause your computer to become useless, I didn't even want to have the window open too long.
[02:56] <harry97> what should the permissions be for those files?
[02:56] <Bigshot_> i can't interact with my tablet when in "inverted" -- tablet mode what should i do? i am using jaunty, i can move mouse and cursor but i can't click on anything
[02:56] <prince_jammys> harry97: varies.
[02:57] <bro> is there any other channel [maybe specialized on networking] to address an issue with slow internet connection in Jaunty? please tell me, nothing i found on the internet works
[02:57] <prince_jammys> harry97: .Xauthority should be owned by your user and group, and rw-------
[02:57] <netbooker> Jan500: I don't know of this boot button
[02:57] <bastid_raZor> bro: ##networking ?
[02:57] <vede> And there's a serious lack of readme here.
[02:57] <Jan500> netbooker: it's a button with a house on it.. it was for the "Media-center" of my dell
[02:57] <shubbar> if a program is GPL licensed, why do they still write Copyright to John Dow?
[02:58] <harry97> ok ... they seem to be owned by root instead of the user account
[02:58] <Jan500> maybe only on my xps
[02:58] <prince_jammys> harry97: ie. chmod 600 ~/.Xauthority
[02:58] <vede> I just have a diamond-shaped icon with gears that says "skulltag" and I have no idea what to do with it, because it's obvious to me now that CLICKING is essentially useless in Ubuntu.
[02:58] <bro> thanks bastid_raZor
[02:58] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> vede: have you tried reading http://skulltag.com/wiki/Manual_Install_for_Debian
[02:58] <harry97> k
[02:58] <vede> Yes, I've tried freaking reading.
[02:58] <prince_jammys> harry97: sudo chown youruser:youruser ~/.Xauthority
[02:58] <vede> Been trying to get it to work for a whole hour now.
[02:58] <vede> NOTHING WORKS AT ALL
[02:58] <harry97> cool ill try that
[02:58] <harry97> makes sense
[02:58] <netbooker> Jan500: Guess that is a difference between models, Mine has no button iwth a house on it.
[02:58] <prince_jammys> harry97: (obviously youruser is the actual name of your user, ahem)
[02:59] <n8tuser> vede cool down, what problem do you have?
[02:59] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> n8tuser: he can't install skulltag
[02:59] <vede> My problem, I guess, is that this OS is completely useless who doesn't already have a few years of experience.
[02:59] <harry97> lol
[02:59] <harry97> thanks
[02:59] <xfiles> GUEST
[02:59] <xfiles> admin
[02:59] <n8tuser> what is skulltag by the way?
[03:00] <vede> Doom port.
[03:00] <bastid_raZor> vede: it took me 3 months to get a decent grip on learning Ubuntu. any new OS has a learning curve.
[03:00] <vede> With MP and such.
[03:00] <Bigshot_> I did "RandRRotation" in my xorg and change the screen to inverted using `xrandr -o inverted' and then i can't interact with my tablet when in "inverted" -- tablet mode what should i do? i am using jaunty, i can move mouse and cursor but i can't click on anything
[03:00] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> looked at the site and looks like a doom port that gives it better networking and stuff
[03:00] <vede> So, I guess I should just DEAL with the random crap that's gonna cause my whole computer to become a brick, then?
[03:00] <vede> First day, and video drivers turn my computer into random chunks of plastic.
[03:01] <bastid_raZor> vede: if you had installed the driver the recommended way that would not of happened.
[03:02] <bastid_raZor> vede: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/  <-- is your best friend.
[03:02] <bjk> vede:  I take it you have an ATI card?
[03:02] <vede> How would I have freaking known that was the recommended way?
[03:02] <vede> I know nvidia has drivers for every OS.
[03:02] <vede> The obvious choice is to go there and get them.
[03:04] <bastid_raZor> vede: you're thinking like a windows user.. Ubuntu has 99% of everything needed in the repo's or built in. hardly ever have to go outside the repo's for things.
[03:04] <Alfredo555> vede, you're kidding me right? all this ranting because of a doom clone?
[03:04] <bjk> With nvidia cards, all you really have to do on a fresh install is click the icon the pops up that says something along the lines of "Proprietary drivers are available for this computer, click to install"
[03:04] <prince_jammys> the frustration is understandable, yet inevitable when switching to new OS.
[03:04] <vede> All this ranting because I doubt this is the only thing this will happen on.
[03:05] <vede> It's already happened with Java.
[03:05] <r4z0r> prince_jammys well said
[03:05] <vede> So I figure every single thing I might ever want to do on Ubuntu will take an hour of coaxing or persuasion to get it to at least half-way run.
[03:05] <bastid_raZor> vede: look at the link i gave you. there are tons of things that will fix/tweak/help you break things in there.
[03:05] <bjk> It takes some getting used to, but part of the incredible security that comes with Linux is the fact that everything is installed through the repositories rather than scouring the internet for the files that you need
[03:06] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> not to mention the stablility
[03:06] <Declination> er, I think you are reaching to consider repos a security advantage
[03:06] <prince_jammys> vede: no, you're exaggerating because you're pissed. often enough you'll be surprised at how easy installing some things will be.
[03:06] <RichiV> HELP FAST! i just zoomed my whole screen... and my mouse is following the screen... my resolution isnt messed up or anything.. but its imitating a HUGE screen
[03:06] <vede> AAAND of course.
[03:07] <Jan500> O-o
[03:07] <vede> The very first instruction in the tutorial for installing on Debian-based operating systems.
[03:07] <vede> Doesn't work.
[03:07] <aqlx86> hello, can i use the Live Desktop CD in my netbook as installer?
[03:07] <RichiV> i happened after i pressed Super + R... and Super +R wont bring it back
[03:07] <Alfredo555> i understand the frustration but some people have problems that are not down to a clone of a game that's like 10 years old
[03:07] <vede> E: Type '-e' is not known on line 54 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:07] <vede> E: The list of sources could not be read.
[03:07] <n8tuser> aqlx86-> yes
[03:07] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> aqlx86: yes, assuming you have a CD drive in the netbook
[03:08] <prince_jammys> vede: there's a malformed line in that file.
[03:08] <em33> how do you download stuff from a cd to your computer?
[03:08] <bastid_raZor> vede: pastebin your /etc/sources.list
[03:08] <prince_jammys> vede: show us line 54 of /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:08] <Jan500> RichiV do you start the scree-loupe? :D
[03:08] <vede> I have no idea what that is.
[03:08] <aqlx86> no i dont have a cd drive im planning to write it on a flash drive Hawaiian_Eskimo
[03:08] <IdleOne> em33: copy/paste
[03:08] <n8tuser> em33 easy as using the command cp
[03:08] <Meshezabeel> anyone know of any good software for creating cd disc labels?
[03:08] <bastid_raZor> vede: what prince_jammys said.. /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:08] <RichiV> Jan500: Not sure... alhtough how do i disable it if its the problem
[03:08] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> aqlx86: ah, that should work too
[03:09] <prince_jammys> vede: it's the file used by APT to retrieve stuff from repositories.
[03:09] <aqlx86> thanks.. Hawaiian_Eskimo
[03:09] <Declination> i think its one of the compiz screen zoom plugins
[03:09] <bastid_raZor> vede: soemthing easier to use.. pastebinit.. do this.. sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list  ..then give us the link
[03:09] <RichiV> How do i disable it
[03:09] <Declination> i'm not sure, i've never tried it
[03:09] <RichiV> rawr or how do i soom back out?
[03:09] <RichiV> zoom*
[03:10] <vede> Line 54 of sources.list
[03:10] <vede> -e
[03:10] <prince_jammys> vede: cat -n /etc/apt/sources.list  (will show it with line numbers. paste line 54 here)
[03:10] <IdleOne> bastid_raZor: that wont work he has an error in sources.list it wont complete the first command of installing pastebinit
[03:10] <bastid_raZor> RichiV: i'm seeing in ccsm to use the superkey and button5 of the mouse..
[03:10] <RichiV> ughh thnx anyway guys im just gonna restart system
[03:10] <Declination> RichiV: ok, here is what you do
[03:10] <Declination> RichiV: wait
[03:10] <Gnea> RichiV: Super-+ ?
[03:10] <bastid_raZor> IdleOne: ah. i see.
[03:11] <vede> That was line 54.
[03:11] <RichiV> ok im osrry thenx
[03:11] <Declination> RichiV: win+e then select a desktop, then press entr
[03:11] <vede> The contents of line 54 is -e
[03:11] <ttestt> hello. someone use debpartial-mirror in 9.04?
[03:11] <n8tuser> vede   thats an error, erase that line, it doesnt belong there
[03:11] <prince_jammys> vede: oh. ok. that's bad.  gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list  and delete that line.
[03:11] <prince_jammys> vede: that'll open a text editor with the file. delete the line and save it.
[03:12] <RichiV> OMG thnx alot guys... this really helped
[03:12] <vede> I can't save it.
[03:12] <prince_jammys> vede: make a backup if you're paranoid.
[03:12] <RichiV> thank you all love to u!
[03:12] <vede> This is freaking stupid.
[03:12] <vede> I don't have permission to do crap on my computer.
[03:12] <prince_jammys> bah.
[03:12] <prince_jammys> gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:12] <Jan500> vede: if you need ermissions you have to put sudo in front of the command
[03:13] <vede> Why is there even a GUI here?
[03:13] <prince_jammys> stop that.
[03:13] <vede> You can't do anything with it but look at pretties.
[03:13] <Alfredo555> just install windows 7, vede. will solve all your problems
[03:14] <Jan500> lol
[03:14] <bjk> so...my media buttons on my microsoft keyboard work find in Ubuntu...but don't do anything in Windows 7
[03:15] <Gnea> vede: what's the problem?
[03:15] <job> a good ftp client please??
[03:15] <kahen> bjk, heh. microsoft keyboard? that's kinda funny actually
[03:15] <Jan500> filezilla
[03:15] <Gnea> job: gftp
[03:15] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> filezilla
[03:15] <kahen> job, ncftp for the terminal
[03:15] <Alfredo555> filezilla +3
[03:15] <coilette> can somebody have a look at my error log for ati driver installation please? http://pastebin.com/d4907f480
[03:15] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> i'll say it again for the record: filezilla
[03:16] <GhostWolfy> hi all, i got an issue with vlc in ubuntu, im trying to play a dvd and on one dvd when i try to open the dvd vlc just quits on another dvd it gives me an input error can anyone help me?
[03:16] <job> i will try filezilla i am reading that gftp is not that good.  thanks fellas
[03:16] <job> by the way is filezilla in the repo?
[03:16] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> should be
[03:16] <aqlx86> i have a mobile broadband how can connect to the internet in terminal only.. i mess up my desktop i dont have access to any applets
[03:17] <bastid_raZor> coilette: what does the readme say? it tells you to go there. i'm assuming that the error is common and it has a workaround
[03:17] <coilette> i dont see any readme in the location the CLI error told me to look
[03:18] <Bigshot_> anybody know about TABLETS?
[03:18] <Declination> GhostWolfy: by default VLC doesn't handle encrypted (read normal packaged) dvds
[03:19] <GhostWolfy> Decepticon, it used to i know i did something before and was able to play dvd's on it
[03:19] <coilette> the konsole says "there were errors during installation. details can be found in /usr/share/ati/fglrx-install.log
[03:19] <aqlx86> i have a mobile broadband how can connect to the internet in terminal only.. i mess up my desktop i dont have access to any applets
[03:19] <Declination> GhostWolfy: medibuntu repository for libdvdcss2 perhaps?
[03:19] <GhostWolfy> Declination, well i have ubuntu 9.04 how do i install that??
[03:20] <prince_jammys> !medibuntu | GhostWolfy
[03:20] <prince_jammys> GhostWolfy: follow the directions there for adding the medibuntu repositories.
[03:21] <eboyjr> how do i change my wallpaper
[03:21] <eboyjr> nevermind i found it
[03:21] <bastid_raZor> eboyjr: in 9.04 you can ... right click
[03:21] <coilette> bastid_raZor aticonfig returns no supported adapters detected?
[03:21] <bastid_raZor> coilette: what card do you have?
[03:22] <captaincrook> hey folks there a bugs... it make the -->  _ [] X bar disappears... any solution to this?
[03:22] <coilette> ATI radeon xpress 200M
[03:22] <prince_jammys> in English, please.
[03:22] <Jan500> captaincrook: do you have compiz installed?
[03:22] <coilette> and i got the driver here: http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.36&lang=English
[03:22] <captaincrook> Jan500:  no..
[03:23] <prince_jammys> oh, I get it, the window title bar.
[03:23] <captaincrook> prince_jammys:  right...
[03:23] <bastid_raZor> coilette: from what i'm seeing the radeon driver works fine with that card.
[03:24] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: every program does this? are you on gnome?
[03:24] <captaincrook> prince_jammys:  well firefox does it... some don't ...
[03:24] <coilette> i just put the .run in a command and it went through untill it said it had errors
[03:24] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: for the moment, try: ALT+F2  and type:  metacity --replace
[03:24] <Jan500> i had the same problem but with kde + compiz
[03:24] <prince_jammys> yes, this typically happens with compiz
[03:25] <trev_js> hello folks, anybody got a minute to answer a question about system restore
[03:25] <coilette> at the end of the installation it said for further fonfiguration use 'aticonfig' and it returned no adapters detected
[03:25] <Jan500> trev_js: just ask
[03:25] <captaincrook> prince_jammys:  yeah the problem is it's not installed i'm using fluxbox ...
[03:25] <bastid_raZor> coilette: did it tell you to have X stopped before running the .run file?
[03:26] <trev_js> mainly, how long is it supposed to take?
[03:26] <coilette> no
[03:26] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: curious. i use fluxbox too, but have never encountered that.
[03:27] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: so other gtk apps do it to, like maybe the old vlc, inkscape, etc.
[03:27] <coilette> i did the installation by command line, if it matters
[03:27] <bastid_raZor> coilette: look at this :: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI  possibly it will help.
[03:27] <gemilang> help, I'v been losing text on source list. how to get back? please give me link that contain text on source list. I'm using ubuntu 8.04
[03:27] <captaincrook> prince_jammys:  got it with gnome solved it with metacity --replace it worked for a while then it comes back... vlc is allright... seem to be only firefox...
[03:28] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: how about the gimp?
[03:28] <prince_jammys> or 'gimp' or whatever
[03:28] <kevdog> Anyone have a good screen tutorial?
[03:28] <Jan500> trev_js: what kind of restore? or ...with what program? it depends on your data size :S
[03:28] <prince_jammys> kevdog: see if there's one at #screen
[03:29] <Deepwaters> Okay, just upgraded to 9.04 with a Nvidia 8600GT graphics card (single). Can anybody help me reliably set up the drivers for it so I can enable effects? Last time I tried in 8.04 I had to restore the GRUB entirely.
[03:29] <trev_js> the restore option in grub
[03:29] <prince_jammys> kevdog: alternatively, googling 'GNU screen tutorial' should do it.
[03:29] <captaincrook> prince_jammys:  seem to be only firefox ... gonna try shiretoko ...
[03:29] <vede> Okay, I think I might be getting mildly close to something actually working...
[03:29] <vede> So...
[03:30] <vede> I have a folder in my home directory called Skulltag, inside of which is a file called Skulltag.
[03:30] <gemilang> help, I'v been losing text on source list. how to get back? please give me link that contain text on source list. I'm using ubuntu 8.04
[03:30] <kevdog> anygood x programs I can run over my tunneled ssh -X session to my windows box running cygwin except xterm,xeyes,xload,xclock?
[03:30] <vede> I try to ./skulltag, but the terminal says that the file or directory doesn't exist.
[03:31] <captaincrook> shiretoko is allright... maybe if i update firefox
[03:31] <vede> I know I'm in the correct directory, since I made sure by doing dir.
[03:31] <bastid_raZor> vede: it is case sensitive
[03:31] <Deepwaters> Okay, just upgraded to 9.04 with a Nvidia 8600GT graphics card (single). Can anybody help me reliably set up the drivers for it so I can enable effects? Last time I tried in 8.04 I had to restore the GRUB entirely.
[03:31] <vede> I'm using correct capitalisation.
[03:31] <prince_jammys> vede: pleased to see you have made progress. i thought it was either that, or you had smashed the computer.
[03:31] <diej_> I had networking working between a ubuntu computer and a windows computer, then I installed samba and my ubuntu computer disappeared without a trace from the network. What did I do wrong?
[03:32] <navatwo> can someone help me out with removing ubuntu off my desktop?
[03:32] <bastid_raZor> navatwo: what DE do you have instead of ubuntu? kubuntu xubuntu?
[03:32] <navatwo> I'm sorry, DE?
[03:32] <vede> So, any ideas?
[03:32] <prince_jammys> vede: you've tried ./Skulltag ?  if you get permission denied, you can make the file executable with chmod +x Skulltag (or whatever the name of the file is)
[03:33] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> i think he was talking about going back over *there*
[03:33] <navatwo> And I'm running ubuntu bastid_raZor if thats what you mean
[03:33] <vede> I have permission, and if I don't, I know how to get it, but that's not the problem.
[03:33] <vede> It says it doesn't even exist, and the file is all lowercase.
[03:33] <bastid_raZor> navatwo: desktop enviroment.. you want to get rid of ubuntu all together as in the OS?
[03:33] <Jan500> diej_: samba runs?
[03:34] <rww> navatwo: what do you want to be running instead?
[03:34] <diej_> Jan500: what?
[03:34] <Jan500> diej_:  what says testparm
[03:34] <navatwo> bastid_raZor: yes, my father wants it completely removed
[03:34] <Deepwaters> Okay, just upgraded to 9.04 with a Nvidia 8600GT graphics card (single). Can anybody help me reliably set up the drivers for it so I can enable effects? Last time I tried in 8.04 I had to restore the GRUB entirely.
[03:34] <navatwo> its on an external hard-drive, with XP on the internal HD
[03:34] <navatwo> Deepwaters: just install 180.15
[03:34] <diej_> Jan500: in terminal?
[03:34] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> navatwo: you're going to have to restore the MBR on the main hard drive
[03:34] <Jan500> yes
[03:34] <navatwo> MBR == Main Boot Record?
[03:35] <bastid_raZor> navatwo: you would need to fixmbr on the xp install and format the external drive.. wipe the partition
[03:35] <Jan500> master
[03:35] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> navatwo: then you can just wipe the external hdd and move on
[03:35] <trev_js> when I boot up
[03:35] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> navatwo: yes
[03:35] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> eh close enough :)
[03:35] <Deepwaters> navatwo, then enable the restricted in the GUI? Or are there other steps to take?
[03:35] <krwt> dd if of
[03:35] <navatwo> Deepwaters: you need to install the nvidia-settings
[03:35] <Deepwaters> sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings?
[03:36] <vede> (Also, I've found that gray-on-black terminal is much more comfortable...)
[03:36] <navatwo> Deepwaters: go into synaptic and look up nvidia drivers
[03:36] <navatwo> install 180.15
[03:36] <bastid_raZor> Deepwaters: hardware drivers should provide a driver for that card.
[03:36] <bastid_raZor> vede: tranparent terminal with white letter on black background is the way to go.
[03:36] <gartral> anyway to issue a command that updates and ugrades packages as well as install a list of other packages?
[03:36] <navatwo> bastid_raZor: is there a way to update the MBR w/o the XP CD?
[03:36] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> navatwo: try looking at this http://www.techspot.com/vb/all/windows/t-38428-How-Do-I-Uninstall-Ubuntu-Linux-From-WinXP-Dual-Boot-Machine.html
[03:36] <trev_js> Anybody ever used grub to restore their system?
[03:37] <diej_> Jan500: http://pastebin.org/15272
[03:37] <vede> Is it possible that Ubuntu is hiding the file extension from me?
[03:37] <prince_jammys> vede: ls -Q   will give you all the file names in quotes. Verify that there's nothing weird in that file name.
[03:37] <bastid_raZor> gartral: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get install packages
[03:37] <vede> Nope, it's just "skulltag"
[03:37] <bastid_raZor> gartral: or you could script the first two commands.
[03:37] <vede> No extensions or capitals.
[03:38] <gartral> bastid_raZor: that's three seperate commands, chained together with ampersands >.>
[03:38] <prince_jammys> vede: ok. what is the output of:  file skulltag   (literally that command)
[03:38] <bastid_raZor> vede: chmod +X skullltag
[03:38] <kahen> navatwo, you could just boot in winxp and then do "fdisk /mbr" (fdisk /? first. i'm not 100% sure of windows fdisk syntax). and if you format the external drive from windows it might not see it since it's ext3 formatted (right?). so you'll have to open up administrative tools in the control panel and find disk management. it should be visible from that program
[03:38] <bastid_raZor> gartral: you would have to script it any other way.
[03:38] <Ubee> Good evening everyone.
[03:38] <Jan500> diej_: can ypu paste also your smb.conf
[03:38] <Jan500> *o
[03:39] <gartral> !hello | Ubee
[03:39] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> if you have an extra DOS boot disk laying around, you can also try booting from that and using fdisk /mbr
[03:39] <diej_> Jan500: where is it located?
[03:39] <vede> skulltag: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.8, stripped
[03:39] <Jan500> /etc/samba
[03:39] <bastid_raZor> gartral: or add an alias for the first two commands..
[03:39] <vede> And I already did chmod +x to it.
[03:39] <Jan500> diej_: do you insatll it with apt-get?
[03:39] <gartral> bastid_raZor: i already did that
[03:39] <prince_jammys> vede: then you're rightly baffled.
[03:39] <Ubee> gartral: I am trying to find good 3d games for ubuntu that can install easily, do not take up much space and are similar to Savage 2.
[03:39] <diej_> Jan500: synaptic
[03:40] <Jan500> ok
[03:40] <vede> Ugh.
[03:40] <bastid_raZor> navatwo: not that i know of. maybe google for it in safe mode
[03:40] <navatwo> bastid_raZor: what did I ask? Sorry, its kinda late.
[03:40] <gartral> Ubee: iv'e never played savage2 or one, but a good game is nexuiz
[03:40] <Roasted> Is there a way to netsend a message to a computer on my LAN from Ubuntu-to-XP?
[03:40] <gartral> !netsend
[03:41] <Ubee> tell me about nexuiz and also send me the link to it.
[03:41] <bastid_raZor> navatwo: heh.. to fix mbr without the cd. also try #windows .. they'll have more answers for xp
[03:41] <navatwo> bastid_raZor: I think I will, they might be able to help
[03:41] <navatwo> I just wish my father wasn't so against FOSS. -_-
[03:42] <oxi> how can I investigate a "... rwx--    [ anon ] ..." entry in pmap?
[03:42] <prince_jammys> vede: you have 32-bit ubuntu, correct?
[03:42] <Deepwaters> navatwo, so what after installing the driver from synaptic?
[03:42] <navatwo> Deepwaters: run "nvidia-settings"
[03:43] <navatwo> you will have to restart x though
[03:43] <diej_> Jan500: http://pastebin.org/15273
[03:43] <vede> I have 64-bit ubuntu.
[03:43] <Deepwaters> navatwo, "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. "
[03:43] <prince_jammys> vede: i suspect that's the issue.
[03:43] <gartral> Ubee: nexuiz is an open source fps, built around the quake (?) engine and features rather impressive graphics.. link: http://www.alientrap.org/nexuiz/downloads.php just download, extract, and run nexuiz-sdl
[03:44] <navatwo> do as it says, do you know how to restart x?
[03:44] <vede> *sigh*
[03:44] <navatwo> do as it says, do you know how to restart x, Deepwaters
[03:44] <vede> This really, really seems like it's more difficult than it should be.
[03:44] <Deepwaters> navatwo, no
[03:44] <vede> Should I maybe just give up on trying to do things that can't be found in the application manager?
[03:44] <coilette> awesome... coilette@coilette-laptop:~$ fglrxinfo
[03:44] <coilette> Xlib:  extension "ATIFGLRXDRI" missing on display ":0.0".
[03:45] <coilette> Segmentation fault
[03:45] <Jan500> diej_: do you installed smaba4 or 3?
[03:45] <navatwo> Deepwaters: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart but run it in a virtual terminal. Also remember that your user will LOG OUT so save anything oyu need to.
[03:45] <navatwo> bastid_raZor: fdisk isn't recognized by cmd
[03:45] <diej_> Jan500: 4
[03:45] <Deepwaters> navatwo, one: what is a virtual terminal and two: http://pastebin.org/15274
[03:45] <bastid_raZor> coilette: there is an #ati channel if that might help.
[03:45] <Jan500> and you have an samba3 config
[03:45] <coilette> what do i do >.< am i going to have a screen when x restarts?
[03:46] <bastid_raZor> navatwo: i don't use windows.. sorry.. and fdisk what? what are you doing?
[03:46] <rhebi> I'm running AMD64 8.10, and I don't have XPSERVERLIST set for printing from the Galeon web broswer. I also don't have an xprint executable, any ideas? (CUPS is working fine for firefox) - advice or redirection appreciated
[03:46] <diej_> Jan500: what do i do?
[03:46] <ctmjr> coilette: where did you get the driver from?
[03:46] <coilette> and i got the driver here: http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.36&lang=English
[03:47] <Ubee> Gartral, I am trying to download it now. I do not know how to work with zipfiles. I am basically a neophyte at all this stuff.
[03:47] <coilette> i followed "Install from ati.com (latest version of drivers)" on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[03:48] <Ubee> I am downloading at 33% now.
[03:48] <Jan500> diej_: samba4 is only testing-release, yet... iw ould remove it and install samba3
[03:48] <Ubee> gartal, will this program take up a lot of space?
[03:49] <diej_> Jan500: i dont understand how to install samba from the samba website
[03:49] <voss> The ubuntu 9.10 nbr looks pretty sweet for an alpha
[03:50] <gartral> Ubee: about 800mb, compare this too the 2-3 gigs that most windows games take
[03:50] <Jan5001> diej_: just run sudo apt-get install samba
[03:50] <ctmjr> coilette: and you ran aticonfig --initial without any errors?
[03:51] <Ubee> Gartral, Thanks that is a good comparison. I thank you for all of your help. Downloading at 64%.
[03:51] <prince_jammys> vede: No, just verify that 64 bit is supported. Apparently skulltag will be in the future, according to their ubuntu installation doc.
[03:51] <chemikalz> my sound stopped working
[03:51] <gartral> Ubee: you may wish to install an sdl package
[03:51] <chemikalz> after several months of it fine
[03:51] <chemikalz> iv tried all the devices
[03:51] <diej_> Jan5001: but I was having the problem I described earlier while I had samba 3 installed.
[03:52] <chemikalz> pulse audio, alsa etc
[03:52] <Ubee> sdl package? what the?
[03:52] <gartral> !sdl | ubee
[03:52] <coilette> ctmjr it says there are no adapters detected
[03:52] <Jan500> diej_: what kind of problems?
[03:52] <gartral> Ubee: it allows the game to run right...
[03:52] <wers> why did ubuntu remove the search app in jaunty?
[03:52] <Ubee> Lets wait until this file that you recommended downloads then we can talk more.
[03:53] <coilette> wers i think its broke >.<
[03:53] <Ubee> send me the link so that I can run the sdl package.
[03:53] <Roasted> Is there a way to netsend a message to a computer on my LAN from Ubuntu-to-XP?
[03:54] <diej_> the problem I said I was having earlier; my ubuntu computer disappeared from the network
[03:54] <gartral> Ubee: there is no link, you need to install it with apt
[03:55] <diej_> Jan500: samba 3 isnt listed in synaptic. only samba 4 and samba 2.3.3
[03:55] <Jan500> O-o
[03:55] <Ubee> Download is complete and I have a big zipfile.
[03:55] <ctmjr> coilette: ok we need to uninstall the driver you installed  go here cd  /usr/share/ati and run this to uninstall it sudo   sh ./fglrx-uninstall.sh
[03:55] <linkinx64> guys question.....i am trying to connect to a belking router and when i am conecting the router shows an amber light ...... other laptops can do it with no problems
[03:55] <Ubee> What next?
[03:55] <Ubee> gartral!!!!!!!
[03:56] <gartral> Ubee: either start synaptic with System>Administration>Synaptic package manager, or open terminal in that same list (terminal will be easier, but your choice)
[03:56] <Ubee> Can I simply press extract in the zip file?
[03:57] <gartral> Ubee: that comes in a moment, we need to install sdl first
[03:57] <Jan500> !info samba
[03:57] <migg137> hello, how do i get my swatches on gimp, thanks
[03:57] <Ubee> Are you in the states?
[03:58] <migg137> ubee, yes
[03:58] <gartral> !who | Ubee
[03:58] <Dr[E]aM> yeah!
[03:58] <Jan500> diej_:  do you mean 2:3.3.2-1ubuntu3.1 ?
[03:58] <Dishtroyer> Help: Ubuntu does a drive check after an unlean shut down and tells me it can continue
[03:58] <bro> my amarok would not play mp2 files. it doesn't even say them in it's browser. do i need extra codecs for mp2?
[03:58] <coilette> done ctmjr
[03:58] <diej_> janisoza1r: yes
[03:59] <diej_> Jan500: yes
[03:59] <Ubee> gartral: can I call you via my google voice number so that you can walk me through the installation process?
[03:59] <Jan500> this is the correct version
[03:59] <gartral> Ubee: why not just head too pm.. ok?
[04:00] <Ubee> What is pm?
[04:00] <Dr[E]aM> private message
[04:00] <gartral> !pm | ubee
[04:00] <diej_> that's what I had installed, but, if you think it's a good idea, I can try it again.
[04:00] <gartral> yea anyway.. ?/?
[04:00] <ctmjr> coilette: now you should reboot the computer to remove all traces of the ati driver
[04:00] <gartral> >.>
[04:00] <diej_> Jan500: that's what I had installed, but, if you think it's a good idea, I can try it again.
[04:00] <Jan500> no
[04:01] <linkinx64> anyone can help me>
[04:01] <Jan500> diej_:  what says smbd -V
[04:01] <coilette> ok ctmjr see ya in a sec
[04:01] <Jan500> :S have to go to bed soon ... its already in the morning :D
[04:02] <Zappo> Hello, what application could i use to open a .bin?
[04:02] <Dishtroyer> Toilette: I need a dump
[04:02] <Jan500> Zappo: you have to tun it
[04:02] <Jan500> chmod 755 file.bin
[04:02] <Ubee> I am trying to install Nexuiz from a zipfile that someone recommended I install. I am totally new to Ubuntu, so I need real help.
[04:02] <Jan500> then run ./file.bin
[04:03] <gartral> Ubee: im trying to offer you help, but you need to install sdl before you unzip that file
[04:03] <webbb> where can i find more gnome applets  other than the ones ubuntu comes with
[04:03] <Zappo> ok
[04:04] <diej_> Jan500: The program 'smbd' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[04:04] <diej_> sudo apt-get install samba
[04:04] <Dishtroyer> Toilette: I've got the runs for you!
[04:04] <coilette> okay whats next?
[04:05] <wazzag> Ubee: nexiuz is in synaptic, use that to install
[04:05] <Jan500> what is with your smaba4 installation? do you still removed it?
[04:05] <Dishtroyer> Help: Ubuntu does a drive check after an unlean shut down and tells me it can continue
[04:05] <Jan500> diej_:  when no, do it and then apt-get install samba
[04:05] <gartral> wazzag: please dont send people to synaptic for games, they are horribly out of date!
[04:05] <bucky> webbb, if it's not in apt-cache search gnome |grep applet  then gnome.org or maybe google for a jaunty specific deb... make sure your repositories are opened up
[04:05] <coilette> ctmjr im back, how do i install fglrx correctly?
[04:06] <Zappo> bai
[04:06] <ctmjr> coilette: sudo apt-get update
[04:06] <wazzag> gartral: Oh! OK, I didn't know that
[04:06] <gartral> !info nexuix | wazzag
[04:06] <coilette> done
[04:06] <Dishtroyer> If anyone wants to help me, I'll be the drunk guy hitting on the Jukebox.. Hcccp...
[04:06] <Serraphyn> Anyone recommend a MP3 sort utility for organizing an MP3 lib
[04:07] <gartral> !info nexuiz | wazzag
[04:08] <gartral> wazzag: version on the site is 5.1
[04:08] <ctmjr> coilette: ok we are going to install the driver from the repos this part might give errors if it does we can fix sudo apt-get install linux-restricted-modules-$(`uname -r`)
[04:09] <coilette> bash: 2.6.28-15-generic: command not found
[04:09] <lars__> that was fast
[04:09] <webbb> how about any good alternatives to the gnome panel
[04:10] <lars__> navatwo, back
[04:10] <lars__> with a different name albeit
[04:10] <ctmjr> coilette: ok try removing the ` at the beginning and end of uname -r
[04:10] <navatwo> lars__: pm.
[04:10] <lars__> hahaha, don't know any irssi commands or how to get to PM
[04:10] <lars__> xD
[04:11] <samuel> hi
[04:11] <coilette> linux-restricted-modules-2.6.28-15-generic is already the newest version.
[04:11] <el> hello
[04:11] <samuel> i have a problem with openoffice
[04:11] <samuel> somebody can help me?
[04:11] <coilette> !ask | samuel
[04:12] <sexcopter> hi, can anyone recommend a solution where I can control the desktop of my parents' pc (xp home) from my pc (ubuntu, remote from the xp box). Both are behind routers. Good combo of xp and ubuntu software?
[04:12] <lars__> navatwo, how do I toggle over?
[04:12] <ctmjr> coilette: that's good now sudo apt-get install xorg-driver-fglrx
[04:12] <coilette> lol... xorg-driver-fglrx is already the newest version.
[04:12] <Jan500> sexcopter: vnc?
[04:12] <navatwo> lars__: /window *NUMBER*
[04:13] <samuel> the letter and fax assistants are not functional
[04:13] <nadar> what should i use to program on ubuntu?
[04:13] <samuel> i click on File>Assistant>Letter and it do nothing
[04:13] <Jan500> diej_: and? how its goes ahead?
[04:13] <eboyjr> nadar: Python is very easy, and it is included in Ubuntu.
[04:14] <centinul1> I'm running Jaunty w/ samba file shares. For some reason clients cannot write to a folder where they are not the owner. Would anyone be willing to help me out?
[04:14] <eboyjr> nadar: Or Bash, or C. It depends on what you want to make.
[04:14] <nadar> eboyjr i dont see that in my apps>prog> folder
[04:14] <sexcopter> Jan500: yeah, that sort of thing, but there are lots of VNC clients/servers. Any you can recommend?
[04:14] <Jan500> centinul1: can you paste your smb.conf?
[04:14] <coilette> does anybody know if python can read a screens pixel color by coordinate?
[04:15] <Jan500> what is the chmod of the dir?
[04:15] <eboyjr> nadar: That is because there's no menu item for it. If you open a terminal, you can then run `python` to try it out.
[04:15] <centinul1> Jan500: I'm actually on the client right now... but I'll pastebin it just a second
[04:15] <coilette> ctmjr im assuming this is the open source drivers?
[04:16] <nadar> what would be the command for that?
[04:16] <ctmjr> coilette: well that explains alot you had 2 versions of the same driver installed try this sudo apt-get --purge remove xorg-driver-fglrx then sudo apt get install xorg-driver-fglrx
[04:16] <eboyjr> nadar: The terminal is located in Accessories.
[04:16] <el> hola
[04:16] <Jan500> sexcopter: vinage is installed by default so i thing
[04:16] <Jan500> k
[04:16] <nadar> eboyjr i know that but what is the execute command to open python
[04:16] <eboyjr> nadar: The command for the terminal is gnome-terminal. The command for Python is python.
[04:16] <diej_> Jan500: ok
[04:16] <el> alguien habla español
[04:17] <nadar> so what would the command line be?
[04:17] <Jan500> *vinagre
[04:17] <ctmjr> coilette: no it's an older version of the ati fglrx driver should be more stable
[04:17] <centinul1> Jan500: http://pastebin.com/d6d56301
[04:17] <eboyjr> nadar: Python does not have a GUI. It is a program interpretor. If you are talking about editing programs, use the text editor gedit.
[04:17] <webbb> does anyone in here run barpanel  i just installed iit but i dont know how to start it, i googled this question to no luck
[04:17] <diej_> Jan500: ok I have it installed its working now but its giving me an error message when I try to access the ubuntu shares from the windows computer
[04:18] <eboyjr> nadar: I already said. The command for Python is python.
[04:18] <diej_> the shares are not mounted
[04:18] <diej_> Jan500: do the shares have to be mounted?
[04:18] <Jan500> centinul1: your create mask is 600
[04:18] <coilette> ctmjr so when i reboot vega strike wont nexuiz wont run like crap?
[04:18] <centinul1> Jan500: What should it be?
[04:19] <coilette> whoops thats supposed to be and*
[04:19] <Jan500> so other user cant read files which was new created
[04:19] <centinul1> Jan500: I can't even create files
[04:19] <Jan500> can you paste the output of ls -la
[04:19] <diej_> when I right-click and then click "mount share" it also gives me an error message
[04:19] <Jan500> of this dir
[04:19] <ctmjr> coilette: that's the plan
[04:20] <Jan500> diej_: i see no shares in your smb.conf
[04:20] <centinul1> drwxrwxr-x 8 centinul homeshare 4096 2009-09-04 16:41 share
[04:21] <coilette> ctmjr okay somethings messed up.. "The program 'fglrxinfo' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing: sudo apt-get install xorg-driver-fglrx" ... "xorg-driver-fglrx is already the newest version."
[04:21] <diej_> Jan500: Windows says, "Check the spelling of the name. Otherwise there might be a problem with your network. To try to identify and resolve this problem click Diagnose."
[04:21] <Jan500> centinul1: you can see the share but cant write?
[04:22] <coilette> ctmjr should i reinstall it?
[04:22] <centinul1> correct
[04:22] <coilette> or just reboot
[04:22] <divpload> Hello. Do you know a french chan for Ubuntu? Thx
[04:22] <vede> !fr
[04:22] <Jan500> diej_: you have to define a share beforein your smb.conf
[04:22] <divpload> thx bye
[04:22] <Ubee> gartral: are you still there?
[04:22] <diej_> Jan500: how?
[04:22] <xrfang> hi I have a problem with 2manDVD, I cannot reencode video to adjust its quality (source is xvid), any ideas?
[04:23] <ctmjr> coilette: did you run apt-get --purge remove then apt-get install?
[04:23] <coilette> i will now..
[04:23] <centinul1> Jan500: Let me actually get you a better ls -la just a second
[04:23] <soulnet5> malang
[04:24] <Jan500> diej_: hmm. maybde we talk at cross-purposes:D... do you want to share a dir of your ubutnu for other windows clients? or do you want to access a windows share of a ms client?
[04:24] <centinul1> drwxrwxl--- 8 xbmcuser xbmc 4096 2009-09-03 18:52 media
[04:24] <centinul1> The user that is trying to write to this directory is a member of the xbmc group
[04:24] <xrfang> alternatively, anyone can recommend a good tool to create DVD video disc under ubuntu?
[04:25] <diej_> I want to share a directory of my ubuntu for a windows machine
[04:25] <ctmjr> !info devede | xrfang
[04:26] <xrfang> ubottu: I used that, but it is not very convenient to create menus... what do you think?
[04:26] <Jan500> diej_: so you have to add a share to smb.conf... one moment..
[04:26] <diej_> ok
[04:26] <coilette> !cookies
[04:27] <ctmjr> coilette: did it install for you?
[04:27] <coilette> just finished
[04:27] <Ubee> Gartral are online?
[04:27] <coilette> brb
[04:28] <centinul1> Jan500: It's almost as if samba isn't taking my group membership into consideration
[04:28] <Ubee> You recommended a game. I downloaded the game and now am at a question in the terminal. What do you suggest next?
[04:29] <xrfang> ctmjr: I am now trying dvdstyler ;)
[04:29] <ctmjr> coilette: ok now run these 3 commands and reboot sudo depmod -a / sudo aticonfig --initial / sudo aticonfig --overlay-type=Xv
[04:30] <Jan500> diej_:  http://pastebin.jan500.org/233
[04:30] <ctmjr> xrfang: cool hope it works for you
[04:30] <Jan500> diej_:  you have to mod. the path to yours
[04:30] <Jan500> at the end of the file
[04:31] <Jan500> after saving the smb.conf restart samba ( /etc/init.d/samba restart)
[04:31] <pen> hi
[04:32] <diej_> Jan500: what areas am I supposed to change?
[04:32] <pen> anyone know how to implement a system call in linux kernel 2.6?
[04:32] <pen> x86
[04:32] <Jan500> diej_: you have to modify path =  to the path of your shared dir
[04:33] <diej_> oh so just replace the whole text ?
[04:33] <Jan500> and [share] to your share-name .. that's the name appears in the windows network
[04:33] <B9> :-D
[04:34] <centinul1> Any more thoughts Jan500?
[04:35] <diej_> Jan500: what??
[04:35] <Jan500> diej_: you have to replaye the whole pastebin with your smb.conf and replace the path with your
[04:36] <Coilette-TS> ctmjr its broke.. sitting in root command or recovery
[04:36] <Jan500> or only add the last section [share] to your file
[04:36] <kahen> pen, http://kernelnewbies.org/
[04:37] <diej_> Jan500: i dont understand the last part, after the "or"
[04:37] <ctmjr> Coilette-TS: did you run the commands i sent you?
[04:37] <Coilette-TS> im not sure, io did --purge remove, and then install
[04:37] <B9> *humph*
[04:38] <Jan500> diej_: sry, its late :D.... just replace your smb.conf with the pastebin ;)
[04:38] <diej_> Jan500: what area's do I edit?
[04:38] <ctmjr> coilette: these have to be run before rebooting  you can run them from the terminal your in sudo depmod -a / sudo aticonfig --initial / sudo aticonfig --overlay-type=Xv
[04:39] <diej_> areas*
[04:39] <Jan500>   #[04:39] <Jan500> the last one
[04:39] <Jan500> at the end of the file
[04:39] <diej_> the last line?
[04:39] <ctmjr> coilette: your getting ahead of the game
[04:40] <alfredofreak> hello
[04:41] <Jan500> centinul1: hm.. your chmod permissions schould be correct
[04:41] <Jan500> is there something in the samba log?
[04:41] <centinul1> Jan500: I thought they were... It's almost as if samba is ignoring my group memberships
[04:41] <alfredofreak> my gnome network manager applet panel vanished. is that a pretty well known bug or no?
[04:42] <monostone> hi everyone, something is bugging me: running a routine check on a server I found that lots of ssh sessions, which probably where shut down on clients end with something other then exit, keep appearing upon checking ps ef (for example) I need some pointers with this please
[04:43] <centinul1> Jan500: I don't see anything in the logs currently
[04:43] <kahen> alfredofreak, you can restart it with "sudo /etc/init.d/NetworkManager restart"
[04:43] <oTo> Hello you all
[04:43] <Jan500> hm
[04:43] <alfredofreak> k, thanks
[04:43] <Coilette-TS> ctmjr did i miss a command?
[04:44] <oTo> i want to try ubuntu but need help on how to install it in my descktop
[04:44] <mptank> you need help installing ubuntu??
[04:44] <Coilette-TS> oTo get a live CD
[04:44] <oTo> dowloading it from web :} at 51%
[04:44] <oTo> Hmmmm....
[04:45] <ctmjr> coilette: did you run these commands yet?  sudo depmod -a / sudo aticonfig --initial / sudo aticonfig --overlay-type=Xv
[04:45] <oTo> i think i got live cd somewhere let me get it
[04:45] <centinul1> Jan500: I set the log level to 2 and the samba log for my client log.<machine name> does not give any errors
[04:46] <Geoffrey2> what's the sudo command that puts you in a superuser mode, rather than using sudo for every command?
[04:46] <kitche> Geoffrey2: sudo -i
[04:46] <prince_jammys> Geoffrey2: sudo -i
[04:46] <oTo> Coilette-TS it will work is you download it from the web site righ?
[04:46] <Geoffrey2> thanks
[04:47] <diej_> Jan500: how do i get rid of all the enumerations?
[04:47] <diej_> it copies to the file with enumerations
[04:47] <ejv> oTo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
[04:48] <hellhound> i just installed the kde desktop ontop of my already installed ubuntu 9.04.  In KDE however, my mouse and keyboard freeze shortly after logging in.  Does anyone know what might be causing this when there is not an issue in Gnome?
[04:48] <mptank> I very recently took a huge shit.  It was actually a small shit, which acted like a quark that held the rest of the watery shit in.  Once that popped off into the toilet a long gush of amorphous solid waste ensued, which reminded me, of all things, Ubuntu.  Which leads to my question:   Is Ubuntu still a  steaming pile of shit?
[04:48] <mptank> also, slackware ftw
[04:48] <ejv> !language | mptank
[04:48] <x802> for acer netbooks, does it use shard video memory or does it have it's own video memory?
[04:49] <Jan500> diej_:  you have to copy the text from the textbox below
[04:49] <edbian> Is there a linux app that lets me talk on facebook's chat network?
[04:49] <sorak> im having a little complication with an ac'97 device. im not super familiar with the audio subsystem, but there is a module loading to handle the hardware and "aplay -l" doesnt see it
[04:49] <sorak> edbian, pidgin can with a plugin
[04:49] <diej_> how the hell do you ignore someone
[04:49] <ejv> edbian: pidgin and http://code.google.com/p/pidgin-facebookchat/
[04:49] <oTo> ejv Thank You
[04:49] <edbian> sorak: ejv: Thanks guys
[04:49] <Coilette-TS> ctmjr i have fglrx installed, but i think its misconfigured.. how do i set it up right?
[04:51] <ctmjr> Coilette-TS: one more time did you run these commands yet?  sudo depmod -a / sudo aticonfig --initial / sudo aticonfig --overlay-type=Xv
[04:51] <alfredofreak> kahen, it restarted and i restarted the comp but no dice
[04:51] <Coilette-TS> i must have rebooted before i got them
[04:52] <Jan500> centinul1: hm dont know atm ..
[04:53] <Jan500> centinul1:  you cant write also to the root of your share?
[04:53] <ctmjr> Coilette-TS: ok you have a terminal now correct but no gui
[04:53] <Coilette-TS> ctmjr aticonfig still says "no supported adapters detected"
[04:54] <alfredofreak> my network applet panel has vanished and i rebooted it. ideas?
[04:54] <Coilette-TS> correct
[04:54] <centinul1> Jan500: correct... but if I log onto the Ubuntu machine itself I can write there just fine
[04:54] <stlsaint> does anybody know if cakewalk is compatible with ubuntu
[04:54] <Coilette-TS> and apparently my network is not online
[04:55] <mptank> that's the problem with ubuntu
[04:55] <Jan500> what is your security setting ins mb.conf? user?
[04:55] <mptank> pointy clicky ooo shiney
[04:55] <mptank> but when shit breaks, can you fix it?
[04:55] <Coilette-TS> but i can use the 9.04 dvd for packages right?
[04:55] <mptank> no, you can't. because you didn't configure it to begin with
[04:55] <mallanna> hi
[04:55] <mptank> your stupid little wizard did
[04:55] <ctmjr> !ops | mptank
[04:55] <musikgoat> mptank: quit trolling
[04:55] <mptank> make me
[04:55] <Coilette-TS> !troll |mptank
[04:56] <mptank> I'm just saying..
[04:56] <mallanna> hi how to download torrent files in ubuntu
[04:56] <mptank> use a real distro for real results
[04:56] <diej_> Jan500: do I put the share name in there like so: /home/myusername/Documents ?
[04:56] <bastid_raZor> mallanna: open the .torrent file with transmission
[04:57] <mptank> you download torrents with a torrent client you retard
[04:57] <mptank> and fpart? really?
[04:57] <mallanna> ok..thanks
[04:58] <Coilette-TS> ctmjr sorry yes im in the root command of recovery, when i try a full boot, my screen is all messed up
[04:58] <centinul1> Jan500: Yes
[04:58] <diej_> Jan500: do I put the share name in there like so: /home/myusername/Documents ?
[04:58] <Jan500> diej_: the share-name is any name in the squared bracket... and the path=  ith the path to the dir you want to share in the network
[04:58] <mptank> -_-
[04:58] <alfredofreak> is this the best channel to ask for help if im having network manager issues?
[04:59] <musikgoat> alfredofreak: yes it is
[04:59] <ctmjr> Coilette-TS: ok run this and see if you get errors sudo aticonfig --force --initial
[04:59] <Nitrodist> I was wondering if there is a way to have multiple mounted devices show up in one directory
[04:59] <Coilette-TS> ctmjr same
[04:59] <alfredofreak> well then, my network manager panel vanished. is this a well known bug in ubuntu or what?
[04:59] <danbhfive> alfredofreak: I don't know how to get it to start up, but you can always run nm-applet
[05:00] <n8tuser> Nitrodist-> mount points are directories, you can mount one on top of the other, the one below you will not see
[05:00] <alfredofreak> can't run it; says its already up
[05:00] <Coilette-TS> ctmjr  Re: Can't install Ati driver on jaunty.. There's no working fglrx driver for Jaunty yet. how do i get the original driver back?
[05:00] <centinul1> Jan500: anymore thoughts?
[05:00] <Nitrodist> n8tuser: ?
[05:00] <Nitrodist> elaborate, please
[05:00] <tonyyarusso> Nitrodist: Meaning if device A has a folder "foo" and device B has a folder "bar", having a folder "moo" with contents moo/bar and moo/foo?  No.
[05:00] <hellhound> i just installed the kde desktop ontop of my already installed ubuntu 9.04.  In KDE however, my mouse and keyboard freeze shortly after logging in.  Does anyone know what might be causing this when there is not an issue in Gnome?
[05:00] <hacker> can some1 pls point me to where i can get guide to dual boot ubuntu and snow leopard 10.6
[05:01] <Coilette-TS> ATI does not yet have a driver for the new version of Xorg.
[05:01] <Nitrodist> tonyyarusso, not so much looking for multiple folders overlapping
[05:01] <Nitrodist> not an issue
[05:02] <x802> for acer netbooks, does it use shard video memory or does it have it's own video memory?
[05:02] <tonyyarusso> Nitrodist: If you mounted A, you would have moo/foo.  Once you mounted B, you would have moo/bar, but moo/foo would have disappeared.  If you then unmounted B, moo/foo would reappear.
[05:02] <Jan500> centinul1: hm atm no.. maybe he recognized it as samba-group and not as the correct group of this user...
[05:02] <diej_> Jan500: I
[05:02] <Nitrodist> what I'm trying to say is
[05:02] <diej_> Jan500: I've done everything as instructed and it's still not working
[05:02] <racarter> can i use curl to request a url and read the http status code response?
[05:03] <centinul1> Jan500: Not sure what you mean, but the samba log picks up the correct group... But like I said it's almost as if it's ignoring file permissions altogether
[05:03] <Jan500> can you write to it wehn you set it to guest ok = yes?
[05:03] <musikgoat> Nitrodist: but tonyyarusso's explanation goes the same for files foo1 and foo2 on dev1 and file bar1 and bar2 on dev2,  you cannot mount dev1 and dev2 on the same mount point to get /mountpoint/foo1,foo2,bar1,bar2
[05:03] <tonyyarusso> racarter: I'm pretty sure yes, but beats me as to how.
[05:03] <Nitrodist> let's say that the mounted device 'a' has one folder called 'foo' and the mounted device 'b' has another folder called 'bar' -- is it possible to mount both 'a' and 'b' into 'c' so that c would have folders 'foo' and 'bar' in them
[05:03] <ctmjr> Coilette-TS: try this to get back to original driver sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[05:03] <Nitrodist> ok got it
[05:04] <Nitrodist> what's the issue with mounting like that?
[05:04] <Nitrodist> write permissiosn?
[05:04] <tonyyarusso> Nitrodist: You can however use a symlink to achieve a similar end result.
[05:04] <diej_> there is a ; in front of "guest ok = yes". should I remove it?
[05:04] <Nitrodist> I don't need write permissions, just a listing
[05:04] <diej_> Jan500: there is a ; in front of "guest ok = yes". should I remove it?
[05:04] <tonyyarusso> Nitrodist: No, it's an issue with the fundamental concept of how mounts work - they just can't have two things in the same place at once.
[05:05] <Nitrodist> ok, so what's this about symlink?
[05:05] <Jan500> diej_:  :S i mean centinul1 with guest ok ;)
[05:05] <Newbie_> dual boot jaunty with snow leopard help please
[05:05] <Nubosal> Bye
[05:05] <Jan500> diej_: you can do it also if you want to allow users to connect to your share without passwort
[05:05] <Jan500> d
[05:06] <centinul1> Jan500: I may have to do that eventually but this is really bugging me
[05:06] <AceLogan> please... i need install this driver:
[05:06] <AceLogan> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. CN896/VN896/P4M900 [Chrome 9 HC] (rev 01)
[05:06] <AceLogan> Can you give me information or link with guide of install?
[05:06] <Coilette-TS> ctmjr same graphic issue
[05:07] <tonyyarusso> Nitrodist: Links are a filesystem construct that allow the same file contents to appear in multiple locations.  For instance, you could mount A and B as /media/A and /media/B, with contents /media/A/foo and /media/B/bar, then create a folder /home/Nitrodist/mounts and put links in it called /home/Nitrodist/mounts/foo and /home/Nitrodist/mounts/bar pointing to /media/A/foo and /media/B/bar respectively.
[05:07] <ibro> q.dani77@yahoo.co.id
[05:07] <Ubee> What should we expect in the upcoming Karmic Koala?
[05:07] <tonyyarusso> Nitrodist: See the man page for the 'ln' command for details.
[05:07] <diej_> Jan500: remove the ; ?
[05:07] <Newbie_> help with jaunty/snow leopard dual boot please
[05:08] <tonyyarusso> Ubee: See http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/ for information on progress so far and a link to the blueprints for possible features.  For additional discussion, join #ubuntu+1
[05:08] <Jan500> diej_:  so you have activate guest ok.... but only in this share section
[05:08] <ctmjr> Coilette-TS: try this guide to get the open source driver it has 3d support https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[05:08] <Jan500> well guys...have to go to bed :S it's already 6 a.m. here :S
[05:08] <Coilette-TS> ctmjr i now have networking!
[05:08] <Jan500> n8...
[05:09] <ctmjr> Coilette-TS: did you get the link for the radeon driver?
[05:09] <diej_> Jan500: how?
[05:09] <diej_> how?
[05:09] <Jan500> diej_:  i hope you get it ... otherwise here are so many guys who will helps you :D and i am back in few hours
[05:09] <Jan500> how what?
[05:09] <jeanna> onh;ojh
[05:09] <diej_> how do I activate guest?
[05:10] <Newbie_> come on guys
[05:10] <Newbie_> i cld really use the help
[05:10] <Impy^> Hi I don't suppose anyone could help me? I have a fat32 partition with all my music on but every time I want to play music I have to go to computer then click the partition for the songs to play. I've tried pysdm and adding the partition to mount when computer boots but then it won't let me read or write to it.
[05:10] <n8tuser> !ask | Newbie_
[05:10] <Coilette-TS> ctmjr thanks om going to follow this site. thanks youve been alot of help thus far
[05:11] <Newbie_> ok
[05:11] <Coilette-TS> i'll let yoiu know how it turns out
[05:11] <Jan500> well... you have your share section at the end... ( [share] .... ) under [share] you have to write guest ok = yes
[05:11] <n8tuser> Impy^-> modify your /etc/fstab to have it mounted at boot time
[05:11] <diej_> oh ok
[05:11] <ctmjr> Coilette-TS: ok good luck hope it works out for you
[05:11] <Newbie_> how do i dual boot jaunty with snow leopard 10.6?
[05:12] <Impy^> what would i add to it?
[05:12] <centinul1> Jan500: How do I turn off SELinux temporarily
[05:12] <meatmanek_> my mythbuntu livecd is trying to boot from my hard disk; it loads the initrd and then boots the gentoo system on my hard drive; if the hard drive isn't there, it kernel panics
[05:12] <diej_> Jan500: still not working >:(
[05:12] <Jan500> diej_:  what is the output of testparm now?
[05:13] <bastid_raZor> !dualboot | Newbie_  follow the link.]
[05:13] <IdleOne> !mythbuntu
[05:13] <trev_js> It looks like my problems are due to bad memory
[05:13] <Impy^> /dev/sda2 is what i want to boot at startup I want it to be read/write too?
[05:13] <Newbie_> thnx
[05:13] <meatmanek_> idleone, if I'm not mistaken, the mythbuntu livecd uses the same bootloader as the ubuntu livecd?
[05:15] <Jan500> centinul1:  setenforce 0
[05:15] <RadarG> hello guys I think that I have a strange problem and I could use some help. I'm running ubuntu in virtialbox for some time and now I cant save anything I tried to cp a file to another directory and it gave me a file system is read only error I did a chmod on the folder and got the same error. I tried to create a file on my desktop and once again got the filesystem is read only.
[05:15] <diej_> Jan500: http://pastebin.org/15290
[05:15] <centinul1> Jan500: Is that just a temporary change?
[05:17] <centinul1> Jan500: I can't find that binary, so maybe it's not installed
[05:17] <musikgoat> RadarG: check your "mount" command for your file systems as read only (ro)
[05:17] <Jan500> centinul1:   echo 0 > /selinux/enforce
[05:17] <Coilette-TS> ctmjr awesome, mesa driver is up and running.. and i now have gui! XD
[05:18] <ctmjr> Coilette-TS: good job what does glxinfo | grep render say?
[05:18] <Jan500> diej_:  what says sudo /etc/init.d/samba status
[05:19] <centinul1> Jan500: do i hvae to restart after making that change?
[05:19] <punkrink_girl> aaaaaa
[05:19] <Jan500> after restart it's lost :D (its only temp)
[05:19] <diej_>  * nmbd is running
[05:19] <diej_>  * smbd is running
[05:20] <Coilette-TS> my resolution is wrong, how do i change it
[05:20] <centinul1> Jan500: Okay... well that didn't work either
[05:20] <BOOK_> ubuntu is runing
[05:20] <Jan500> diej_:  and now you cant see the share?
[05:20] <punkrink_girl> #semarang
[05:20] <Jan500> diej_:  saw the warning? WARNING: You have some share names that are longer than 12 characters.
[05:21] <diej_> I can see the share. I just get an error message when i try to access it.
[05:21] <Jan500> ah ok
[05:21] <Fohn> coilette-TS- You can go to system-preferences-display
[05:21] <Fohn> and change it there
[05:21] <Jan500> an permission denied error?
[05:22] <diej_> Jan500: ok I fixed that but am still getting the same error.
[05:22] <chemikalz> chemz@chemz-laptop / $ sudo hg clone http://mercurial.opensound.com /usr/src/ossrequesting all changes
[05:22] <chemikalz> adding changesets
[05:22] <Jan500> i guess you have to change the permissions of your folder (Chmod)
[05:22] <chemikalz> adding manifests
[05:22] <chemikalz> still says that
[05:22] <Coilette-TS> ctmjr my konsole is messed up
[05:22] <FloodBot2> chemikalz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:23] <chemikalz> never completes the adding files
[05:23] <Jan500> what permissions do you have set
[05:23] <Coilette-TS> cant type in it or move it.. its titlebar is above my screen
[05:23] <Coilette-TS> WTF everything is now..
[05:24] <diej_> Jan500: I have all permissions set. It's not giving me a permissions error.
[05:24] <Fohn> coilette-TS: The default key to move something without grabbing the title bar is holding alt and click-dragging the window
[05:24] <Coilette-TS> my keyboard doesnt work
[05:24] <Jan500> what else?
[05:24] <Fohn> coilette-TS: Then how are you typing?
[05:24] <Coilette-TS> a different comp
[05:25] <Fohn> ah
[05:25] <RadarG> musikgoat a reboot fixed it
[05:25] <Coilette-TS> (how did you think i was talking to you in recovery's root shell?)
[05:25] <musikgoat> RadarG: yeah, sounds like your filesystem went read only, i'm guessing there was an fsck run on boot
[05:26] <diej_> Jan500: what do you mean what else?
[05:26] <Fohn> Coilette-TS: So your problem is that everything is displaying off your screen?
[05:26] <centinul1> Jan500: I'll guess I'll have to leave this until some other time... thanks for the effort
[05:26] <Jan500> the error message
[05:27] <Jan500> centinul1:  ur welcome....it's wierd
[05:27] <diej_> Jan500: it's a windows error message.
[05:27] <centinul1> Jan500: I really wish I knew where to go from here
[05:28] <diej_> Jan500: "The network name cannot be found"
[05:28] <Coilette-TS> fohn just off the top now.. and i cant use my keyboard
[05:29] <Fohn> Coilette-TS: What were you doing when this happened? Also, when you say just off the top, do you mean only the top half of your display is working, or the whole thing looks like it has been moved up, so that the bottom of the display is halfway up the monitor?
[05:30] <Jan500> diej_: the path is correct?
[05:30] <Jan500> path =
[05:31] <Coilette-TS> Fohn i tried installing flgrx on 9.04 and i had to reinstall mesa from root shell in recovery to get kde to load.. and now my windows are appearing so that there title bars are above my screen where i cannot reach them
[05:32] <Jan500> and "Others" have read and executable rights?
[05:32] <diej_> Jan500: it says "cannot access \\MYUSERNAME\documents"
[05:32] <Geoffrey2> hey all, I recently set up my wireless network for WPA encryption, but I have one handheld device that doesn't support above WEP, I have an extra old usb 802.11b wireless that I'd like to hook up to my desktop so the handheld device can connect to that, and from there hit the Internet....can someone provide a link on how to do that?
[05:33] <Coilette-TS> is there a way for me to auto-reconfigure xorg (if i can get the virtualkeyboard running)
[05:33] <Jan500> do you have chnage the sharename to documents?
[05:33] <Jan500> and myusenrmae is your dekstop-name?
[05:33] <scunizi> !ics | Geoffrey2
[05:34] <^mNotIntelligent> hello everyone!
[05:34] <Fohn> Coilette-TS sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[05:35] <heogen> hi
[05:35] <heogen> guys
[05:35] <punkrink_girl> hi
[05:35] <heogen> how can add python in my xchat?
[05:35] <punkrink_girl> heogen
[05:35] <Fohn> Coilette-TS: And if you find you need to configure manually from command line, you can use nano: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:35] <^mNotIntelligent> ! hi | heogen
[05:35] <punkrink_girl> i don't understand..
[05:36] <heogen> ubottu, thank you man
[05:36] <punkrink_girl> where r u come from?
[05:36] <heogen> punkrink_girl, hi
[05:36] <Fohn> heogen: What do you mean? Run scripts through Xchat? Or add python extensions?
[05:36] <punkrink_girl> hi!
[05:37] <heogen> fohn add python like a chat room
[05:37] <alfredofreak> is there a keyboard shortcut to bring up a terminal?
[05:37] <AceLogan> please... somebody pleople, have xorg.conf with this controller: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. CN896/VN896/P4M900 [Chrome 9 HC] (rev 01)? I need the configuration :(
[05:38] <Fohn> alfredofreak: You can configure one if you want. system-preferences-keyboard shortcuts
[05:38] <Coilette-TS> Fohn i thought xorg.conf was change with 9.04
[05:38] <ari_stress> #md5
[05:38] <alfredofreak> thanks fohn
[05:38] <heogen> ubottu, do you know where o how can add to python like chat room?
[05:38] <Fohn> Coilette-TS: Er, not that I know of...
[05:38] <ari_stress> hi all, is there CLI for creating md5 hash?
[05:39] <johnzorn> hi is lokkit a default part of ubuntu?
[05:39] <AceLogan> alguien habla español?
[05:39] <Fohn> heogen: I don't think what you're talking about is supported by Xchat
[05:40] <Fohn> Acelogan: Hay un canal de hispanohablantes quienes usan ubuntu
[05:40] <Fohn> estoy buscandolo ahora y despues peudo darte el nombre.
[05:41] <Coilette-TS> Fohn everything is just like "configured video device"
[05:41] <prince_jammys> Fohn: #ubuntu-es
[05:41] <rww> !es | Fohn
[05:41] <heogen> Fohn, ok, I was thinking maybe i could find a python chat?
[05:41] <Fohn> thanks rww.
[05:41] <loudmusik> im in dire need of help. i cant get my netcard drivrs to install
[05:41] <Fohn> Coilette-TS: Sounds like you'll have to do it manually, then.
[05:41] <cast> if only i knew what a netcard was D:
[05:42] <loudmusik> my ethernet chip
[05:43] <Geoffrey2> ok, for the iptables FORWARD command, what does the /24 on the back the following represent.... -s 192.168.0.0/24
[05:43] <Jan500> your subnet
[05:43] <loudmusik> i have drivers and when i install it says i dont have permision
[05:44] <Coilette-TS> fuck it.. thanks everyone.. im just gonna go reinstall
[05:44] <heogen> ubottu
[05:45] <Jan500> Geoffrey2: so your ip range is from 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.0.255
[05:45] <^mNotIntelligent> !language | Coilette-TS
[05:46] <heogen> where I can found a python channel?
[05:46] <Flannel> heogen: ##python
[05:46] <^mNotIntelligent> heogen, use this : #python
[05:46] <loudmusik> 'can any one help me with my driver issue. i cant connect to my ethernet but i can borrow the neighbors at a very weak signal
[05:46] <heogen> Flannel, thank you
[05:46] <^mNotIntelligent> heogen, you can join python channel only when your nick is registered
 thank you
[05:46] <^mNotIntelligent> heogen, you're welcome !
 how to register my nick?
[05:48] <^mNotIntelligent> use this: /msg nickserv register <email> <passwd>, then ccheck your mailbox and proceed
[05:48] <Jan500> heogen: /msg nickserv help
[05:48] <Ben64> how can i rename a bunch of files in a directory
[05:48] <heogen> jan500 ok
[05:48] <Ben64> like they are file01 - file160, i want them to be file001 - file160
[05:48] <Ben64> so they can be ordered correctly...
[05:48] <loudmusik> cmon there has to be some one who knows drivers out here.
[05:48] <matthew_> so I upgraded to 9.04 and my screen scrambles at the end of the booting process before I log in
[05:49] <Ben64> loudmusik: you mean wireless, not ethernet, right?
[05:49] <kahen> Ben64, man rename
 hi
[05:49] <matthew_> I'd think it is a video driver thing, but I see the graphical ubuntu with the progress bar beneath itand it is almost done before it gets scrambled and stops
[05:49] <^mNotIntelligent> loudmusik, yes, but those guys might not be hanging around right now
 are you there?
[05:50] <^mNotIntelligent> loudmusik, btw, what kinda driver you're lookin for?
[05:50] <durt> loudmusik, might get more answers with a more specific question that mentions what hardware it is.
[05:50] <Geoffrey2> Jan500, so -s 192.168.5.0/4 would give me a range 192.168.5.0 to 192.168.5.3?
[05:50] <kapil> Ben64: bash supports commands like 'printf "%03d"'
[05:50] <kahen> Geoffrey2, no, that would be a HUGE set of ips
[05:50] <^mNotIntelligent> ! details | loudmusik
[05:50] <Ben64> kapil: ok?
[05:50] <Geoffrey2> kahen, sorry, it's been ages since I studied netmasking......
[05:51] <Geoffrey2> ok, opposite direction then, I take it......-s 192.168.5.0/30 ?
[05:52] <kapil> Ben64: so you can do something like 'for i in file* do num=$(echo $i | cut -b4-); newname=file$(printf "%3d" $num); mv $i $newname; done
[05:53] <Ben64> kapil: wow.. thats complicated
[05:53] <kahen> kapil, rename _has_ to be simpler than that O_o
[05:53] <rojoloco47> Hello people
[05:53] <^mNotIntelligent> kahen, that looks way too complex!
[05:53] <^mNotIntelligent> rojoloco47, hi
[05:53] <rojoloco47> I need a little basic help with BT4
[05:54] <und3rgr0undz3r0> im running the 9.04 live cd on my G4 mac towr
[05:54] <rojoloco47> hello
[05:54] <und3rgr0undz3r0> cant boot into X, in console mode
[05:54] <Jan500> Geoffrey2:  /30 would be .0 .1 .2 and .255
[05:54] <und3rgr0undz3r0> how do I install from console mode?
[05:54] <^mNotIntelligent> und3rgr0undz3r0, what kinda error msg you're getting?
[05:54] <cast> und3rgr0undz3r0: install what?
[05:54] <und3rgr0undz3r0> cast: Install Ubuntu from console mode on my live CD
[05:55] <^mNotIntelligent> und3rgr0undz3r0, you want X, right?
[05:55] <pipegeek_> How do I go about changing the kde4 theme from gnome?  Only pure qt apps seem to respect qtconfig-qt4, and the default install of "systemsettings" lacks a theme control panel.
[05:55] <pipegeek_> this being in intrepid
[05:55] <loudmusik1> need help installing drivers. ubuntu says i dont have permision
[05:55] <heogen> hi
[05:55] <cast> und3rgr0undz3r0: ahh, debootstrap might work,
[05:55] <und3rgr0undz3r0> or maybe just boot into X
[05:55] <Jan500> loudmusik1: you have to use sudo
[05:55] <rojoloco47> I have changed my BT4 environment to gnome ,now I dont like this ,Is there any way that i can switch back to backtrack 4 desktop as it was in start ?
[05:56] <loudmusik1> sudo isnt working
[05:56] <^mNotIntelligent> und3rgr0undz3r0, cant you get X by using startx?
[05:56] <andruk> where do i go to actually talk to anybody who has any pull in ubuntu UI development?
[05:56] <und3rgr0undz3r0> I'll try that and come back
[05:56] <^mNotIntelligent> andruk, you're not clear
[05:56] <^mNotIntelligent> andruk, you want to get involved in ubuntu ui develelopement?
[05:56] <durt> rojoloco47, this channel's for Ubuntu help, isn't BT4 a live cd?
[05:57] <Portelinha> alguem do brasil?
[05:57] <Portelinha>  :)
[05:57] <^mNotIntelligent> !br | Portelinha
[05:57] <Flannel> andruk: launchpad is probably your best bet.  But you could try #ubuntu-artwork or #ubuntu-devel, if nothing else, they'll be more informed about whereelse to direct your questions
[05:57] <Portelinha> ok
[05:57] <pipegeek_> phrased differently: in what package can I find the kde theme control panel?
[05:57] <Portelinha> #ubuntu-br
[05:57] <bro> i'm trying to install enemy territory, but i get some library errors: http://pastebin.com/m493e78ad   can give a little help?
[05:57] <Flannel> Portelinha: /join #ubuntu-br
[05:57] <und3rgr0undz3r0> nothing, says GDM wasnt configured properly, but this is just a LIVECD
[05:57] <rojoloco47> Sorry @ durt  I know this is for ubuntu but in remote-exploit channel every one is sleeping so I thought may be some one can help me here :D
[05:57] <andruk> ^mNotIntelligent: basically, i have a UI idea that id like somebody important to look at, and its already on Brainstorm (I'm a friend of the developer).  It already has a preliminary spec, and a preliminary implementation.  There is no reason anybody has brought up not to implement it, but it seems to be to technical for anybody on Brainstorm to understand the benefits.
[05:57] <kahen> Ben64, rename -vn 's/(file)(\d+)/$1 <eh... something with $2>; ' file*   # now... i'm not sure how to get $2 padded with zeroes
[05:58] <Portelinha> ok...
[05:58] <jci> Hello, I am looking for some help with a problem I have connecting my Ubuntu laptop to my mac's Airport. Is this the right place?
[05:58] <Ben64> kahen: still pretty complex heh
[05:58] <^mNotIntelligent> andruk, in that case the option would be to discuss it in launchpad
[05:58] <prince_jammys> for f in file0{1..9} file{11..99}; do mv "$f" "file$(printf %03d $((10#${f#file})))"; done
[05:58] <andruk> ^mNotIntelligent: So, I want to talk to an important person at Canonical to get them to take a look at it.  Hell, Mark Shuttleworth would be fine if I know how to get a hold of him.
[05:59] <andruk> ^mNotIntelligent: where on Launchpad?
[05:59] <^mNotIntelligent> andruk, lol
[05:59] <AutoMatriX> bye folks
[05:59] <^mNotIntelligent> andruk, have to joined lauchpad?
[05:59] <und3rgr0undz3r0> ^mNotIntelligent says GDM wasnt properly configured
[05:59] <kahen> prince_jammys, would be nice with bash4... could do {01..99} instead then
[06:00] <prince_jammys> cool. haven't looked into bash4, though i have it installed.
[06:00] <^mNotIntelligent> und3rgr0undz3r0, gnome desktop manager not configured? any other error message besides?
[06:00] <und3rgr0undz3r0> ^mNotIntelligent, nope, thats it
[06:01] <loudmusik1> im trying to install l1e-linux-v1.0.1.0 and when i put in kbuild_nopedantic=1 more install i get an error that i dont have permission to access the target folder
[06:01] <shivek> Is there any way I can have audio/video conference in ubuntu ?
[06:01] <^mNotIntelligent> und3rgr0undz3r0, ooops....lemme check that in google, if we can get some idea on thta
[06:01] <und3rgr0undz3r0> shivek http://www.dimdim.com
[06:02] <kahen> prince_jammys, the way i usually do that kind of stuff with bash3 is {0{1..9},{10..90}} if i'm not doing a for loop
[06:02] <loudmusik1> what is the terminal code to show my hardware
[06:02] <^mNotIntelligent> shivek, you can use ekiga, right?
[06:02] <^mNotIntelligent> loudmusik1, lshw
[06:02] <bro> i'm trying to install enemy territory, but i get some library errors: http://pastebin.com/m493e78ad   can give a little help?
[06:02] <durt> loudmusik1, sudo lshw or lspci
[06:03] <prince_jammys> kahen: yes, brace expansion is quite flexible.
[06:03] <und3rgr0undz3r0> im gonna try and add more ram and resit the gfx card and try again
[06:03] <prince_jammys> i also forgot about file10 ;)
[06:03] <jci> Sorry to ask again but can anyone help with a wifi connections problem? Can't connect to my mac's wifi from Ubuntu and at a loss as to why
[06:03] <shivek> I need something like yahoo messanger so I can voice chat with my facebook friends who use dumb Microsloath.
[06:04] <Jan500> n8
[06:04] <cast> shivek: kind of like a telephone..
[06:04] <scunizi> shivek: emesen or amsn
[06:04] <shivek> emesene supports voice chat  ?
[06:05] <shivek> I want it for facebook !
[06:05] <scunizi> shivek: not sure on that one.. amsn does.. but not with yahoo
[06:05] <loudmusik1> when i type lshw it says my ethernet is disabled how can i enable?
[06:05] <shivek> I don't need yahoo
[06:05] <bro> i'm trying to install enemy territory, but i get some library errors: http://pastebin.com/m493e78ad   can give a little help?
[06:05] <scunizi> you mentioned it
[06:05] <shivek> just gmail (XMPP)
[06:06] <durt> loudmusik1, on-board?
[06:06] <yellowsubmarine> hay can hackers get into compiz  fusion linux
[06:06] <^mNotIntelligent> yellowsubmarine, what you mean by get into?
[06:06] <kahen> bro, "su authentication failure". seems pretty clear to me what went wrong
[06:06] <loudmusik1> durt: yes
[06:07] <yellowsubmarine> can they hack  when logged into linux
[06:07] <heogen> hola
[06:07] <durt> loudmusik1, most likely need to enable in the bios.
[06:07] <^mNotIntelligent> yellowsubmarine, prob not
[06:07] <loudmusik1> it works on onther os
[06:07] <yellowsubmarine> u positive
[06:08] <^mNotIntelligent> yellowsubmarine, you may need to confirm ...but m kinda sure
[06:08] <Gnea> shivek, scunizi: http://gyachi.sourceforge.net/ && http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=769590
[06:08] <ejv> !wireless | jci
[06:08] <money> hello.
[06:08] <Gnea> shivek, scunizi: yahoo client that supports voice chat
[06:08] <^mNotIntelligent> ! hi | money
[06:08] <jci> Thanks. Will read!
[06:08] <bro> kahen: i didn't tape the password wrong, i even tried installing several times, receiving the same error. i don't know what;s with the authentification failure
[06:09] <shivek> Gnea : **?
[06:09] <Lartza_> CAn I somehow burn an iso to cd while I am using ubuntu live from that same cd drive?
[06:09] <Gnea> shivek, scunizi: supposedly it does video too
[06:09] <ejv> why people don't use google first, before coming here, escapes me...
[06:09] <durt> Lartza_, no
[06:09] <money> coming here is easier
[06:09] <yellowsubmarine> cus the person that put linux on my comp is a hacker and told me that when we started chatting
[06:09] <Gnea> shivek: ?!
[06:09] <cast> they called themselves a hacker? oh dear..
[06:09] <shivek> Gnea: gyachi supports video and voice chat woth yahoo ? !
[06:10] <yellowsubmarine> y u say that
[06:10] <^mNotIntelligent> yellowsubmarine, coooll...but rest assured he cant hack your sys that way
[06:10] <Gnea> shivek: yes.
[06:10] <Lartza_> I can't start brasero, remove live cd and replace cd I want to burn files to?
[06:10] <shivek> cool
[06:10] <yellowsubmarine> wel they hack but..
[06:10] <^mNotIntelligent> cast, lol :-)
[06:10] <Gnea> shivek: doesn't support all cams tho.. at least not the cheap ones
[06:10] <yellowsubmarine> i dont know if they do it for bad reasons
[06:10] <durt> Lartza_, no
[06:10] <Lartza_> Dang...
[06:10] <shivek> Gnea : Just voice is enough !
[06:10] <ejv> this chan is for support, we don't care if your friends claim to 'hack'
[06:10] <Lartza_> Well thanks for the info
[06:11] <^mNotIntelligent> yellowsubmarine, dont worry
[06:11] <scunizi> yellowsubmarine: better to be a hacker then a cracker
[06:11] <bucky> yellowsubmarine, i went to central valley
[06:11] <Gnea> shivek: I just found it tonight, so awaiting some tests
[06:11] <^mNotIntelligent> scunizi, agreed !
[06:11] <Lartza_> YOu can't really hack for bad reasons or can you?
[06:11] <yellowsubmarine> did u
[06:11] <bucky> yep
[06:11] <shivek> Gnea : I'll also experiment with it !
[06:11] <Lartza_> Well hac a laser pointer to destroy all humans on the planet? :)
[06:11] <kahen> bro... oh. you haven't enabled the root account, have you? re-run the installer with sudo then
[06:11] <bro> kahen: now i tried to run with sudo, still libraries error: http://pastebin.com/d6fd3879b
[06:12] <^mNotIntelligent> yellowsubmarine, Lartza_ : i gues you hack for _GOOD_ reasons and crack for _BAD_ reasons ... RTFLOL
[06:12] <cast> Lartza_: you can do pretty much anything for bad reasons.
[06:12] <Lartza_> cast: But hacking?
[06:12] <sangho_Geek> hello
[06:12] <Lartza_> Well weapon hacking, I remember the M4 Carbine with the motorsaw
[06:12] <^mNotIntelligent> !hi | sangho_Geek
[06:12] <ejv> !offtopic
[06:13] <sangho_Geek> i`m korean ubuntu user
[06:13] <kahen> bro yeah... ET needs some pretty old libraries... happy hunting with apt-cache search. and if that fails, then you pretty much have to compile them from source yourself
[06:13] <shivek> Gnea : Isn't there any command for direct gyachi download ?
[06:13] <yellowsubmarine> well i was just looking up some thing where this guy actually blew up some bodys comp miles and miles from them
[06:13] <Lartza_> ejv: I wan wondering when someone informed that :)
[06:13] <^mNotIntelligent> sangho_Geek, so what?
[06:13] <Gnea> shivek: not yet, I think it's gonna be in karmic tho
[06:13] <sangho_Geek> nice to meet you
[06:13] <bro> kahen: thanks a lot, i'll se what i can do about it, thanks again
[06:13] <cast> Lartza_: for example, if i'm trying to work out the optimal method to distribute a message amongst many nodes with erratic connectivity, which is a nice enough hacker activity, so i can get my botnet to take down UNICEF's website, well that's a bad reason
[06:14] <Lartza_> That is cracking
[06:14] <^mNotIntelligent> !ot
[06:14] <ejv> can you guys take it to #ubuntu-offtopic, thank you
[06:14] <cast> no, the task i described is not :)
[06:14] <ejv> cast, that means you
[06:14] <cast> me?!
[06:14] <shivek> Gnea : Please help, how to install ?
[06:14] <^mNotIntelligent> guys let get back to work/support
[06:14] <pipegeek_> For future reference, in order to change kde4 themes from gnome in intrepid, you need both systemsettings *and* kdebase-workspace-data installed
[06:14] <ejv> type "/join #ubuntu-offtopic"
[06:14] <^mNotIntelligent> shivek, install what?
[06:15] <shivek> Gnea: I've downloaded gyachi 1.1.71.tar.gz
[06:15] <Lartza_> or #defocus
[06:15] <yellowsubmarine> sorry bout off topic im like new here
[06:15] <Newbie_> i want to dual boot jaunty with snow leopard anyone know how?
[06:15] <^mNotIntelligent> shivek, so you want to install from source?
[06:15] <Lartza_> yellowsubramine: Read the IRC guidelines :)
[06:16] <Lartza_> yellowsubmarine: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[06:16] <yellowsubmarine> oh i must be blond.....i sowwe
[06:16] <shivek> ^ Is there any other way ? !
[06:16] <loudmusik1> can any one help with my driver issue
[06:16] <Lartza_> Newbie_: Install it?
[06:16] <^mNotIntelligent> shivek, get the deb package for the same
[06:16] <Gnea> shivek: dude, didn't you see the link below that?
[06:16] <jci> ubottu: Read the docs but doesn't cover my issue
[06:16] <Lartza_> Newbie_: That is the way if it can be done
[06:16] <SnakDoc> anyone here run xfce and can comment on it such as performance to gnome etc...?
[06:17] <shivek> I got it
[06:17] <Gnea> shivek: "Ubuntu packages and plugins"
[06:17] <Newbie_> how please?
[06:17] <shivek> The third one !
[06:17] <jci> Man, took a bot for a person. Doh!
[06:17] <Gnea> yes! :D
[06:17] <^mNotIntelligent> jci, lol
[06:17] <jci> Anyone here can help with a wifi coneection problem to a mac Airport?
[06:17] <^mNotIntelligent> shivek, coool
[06:17] <jci> Drivingin me nuts
[06:18] <^mNotIntelligent> jci, airport?
[06:18] <jci> yeah
[06:18] <^mNotIntelligent> jci, whats the prob with your wifi?
[06:19] <jci> connection shows up in manager
[06:19] <jci> When I try to connect asks for a password. I give it but no connection
[06:19] <arrenlex> ^mNotIntelligent: An airport is like a wireless router, except for macs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AirPort
[06:19] <jci> I tried turning off encruption/security on the mac but still can't connect
[06:19] <jci> In this case I'm trying to connect to my mac mini which has built in wireless
[06:19] <^mNotIntelligent> arrenlex, is it? i dint know that...coool
[06:19] <money> hhaha
[06:21] <andruk> ^mNotIntelligent:  I have joined launchpad.
[06:21] <^mNotIntelligent> andruk, then put your issue in there
[06:22] <SnakDoc> how does xfce compared to gnome ? was looking at install just like to know benfits. so far what i have read main reason is speed
[06:24] <smogattack> what can I do? Someone is using my ip to sign people up for spam!!?
[06:24] <^mNotIntelligent> SnakDoc, speed and low consumption of memory are the things people look for
[06:24] <^mNotIntelligent> smogattack, be more specific
[06:24] <andruk> ^mNotIntelligent: again, *where* on Launchpad would this be appropriate?
[06:24] <SnakDoc> ^mNotIntelligent you know of any reason not to install ?
[06:25] <^mNotIntelligent> SnakDoc, nopes
[06:25] <rojoloco47> why in remote exploit channel people always sleeps :D
[06:25] <^mNotIntelligent> andruk, i've to check it out, personally i'm not a memeber....so have to check
[06:25] <SnakDoc> ^mNotIntelligent can i install just it without all of its apps such as xubuntu-desktop doesn't install lots of common xfce apps
[06:25] <smogattack> ^mNotIntelligent, I receive some emails saying I violated the Terms and Agreements on a website and from someone I know on a website saying my IP address popped up on the newsletters "sent by me"
[06:26] <deepak> how can i make my pendrive bootable to installl ubunto
[06:26] <^mNotIntelligent> SnakDoc, you can do that
[06:26] <Gnea> deepak: plug it in and tell the bios that the pendrive is where it's at
[06:26] <^mNotIntelligent> smogattack, do you use static ip? I guess yes
[06:27] <smogattack> ^mNotIntelligent, I have no idea! I don't know what to do now.
[06:27] <SnakDoc> ^mNotIntelligent would sudo apt-get install xfce4 give me enough to boot that session ?
[06:27] <^mNotIntelligent> deepak, you dont need to : make backup of data then use the standrad usb-live createor in ubuntu to create a liveUSB os
[06:27] <bobbob1016> I'm having problems getting anything faster than 10mbps over any file sharing connection I try, nfs and ssh.  ethtool eth0 does say I have a 100mbps connection though.  Any ideas?
[06:27] <^mNotIntelligent> SnakDoc, not sure ....
[06:28] <quizme> how can i tell what version of ubuntu i'm on ?
[06:28] <SnakDoc> ^mNotIntelligent ok may give it a shot thanks
[06:28] <Flannel> quizme: lsb_release -a
[06:28] <^mNotIntelligent> SnakDoc, no probs dude!
[06:29] <quizme> ty
[06:29] <^mNotIntelligent> smogattack, your prob seem to quite weird...never heard of something like this
[06:29] <totti> does anybody know how to set up a network using a pc with w7 and a netbook using ubuntu jaunty??
[06:30] <smogattack> ^mNotIntelligent, is someone like snooping on my connection and then using my ip to sign people up for newsletters?
[06:30] <^mNotIntelligent> smogattack, quite possible
[06:30] <rojoloco47> thanks Flannel for the command
[06:30] <smogattack> ^mNotIntelligent, how is that even possible though?
[06:30] <^mNotIntelligent> smogattack, but people wont do that unless someone specifically targets your IP
[06:31] <smogattack> ^mNotIntelligent, you mean the other person sets their ip the same as mine or something?
[06:31] <^mNotIntelligent> smogattack, they can spoof your ip, right?
[06:31] <^mNotIntelligent> smogattack, answer this: does your ip remain same everytimne to connect to net?
[06:32] <smogattack> ^mNotIntelligent, so anyone who can snoop on my connection can do that to me?
[06:32] <quizme> how can i set up the epson stylus nx515 ?
[06:32] <smogattack> ^mNotIntelligent, I believe so. I usually check my IP on whatismyip and it's always the same
[06:32] <rojoloco47> ^mNotIntelligent, seems intelligent :D
[06:32] <totti> does anybody know how to set up a network using a pc with w7 and a netbook using ubuntu jaunty????
[06:33] <spO> inittab had a respawn option but does upstart have it?
[06:33] <jci> Man, giving up. There seems to be a bug in Ubuntu regarding WEP ... shucks
[06:33] <jci> http://blog.braceta.com/mac-os-x-airport-internet-sharing-with-ubuntu-with-wep/comment-page-1/#comment-65
[06:33] <^mNotIntelligent> smogattack, then someone is spoofing your ip, and he is specifically targeting you, so be cautious
[06:34] <^mNotIntelligent> rojoloco47, i dint get you?
[06:34] <smogattack> ^mNotIntelligent, so there's nothing I could do now? Just contact my ISP?
[06:34] <rojoloco47> ^mNotIntelligent,  you set your nice that you are intelligent so I just figure out you are answering every one so you are intelligent :D
[06:35] <^mNotIntelligent> smogattack, thats the first step, and ask if possibly you can have dynamic ip
[06:35] <^mNotIntelligent> rojoloco47, thats funny buddy , RTFLOL  :-)
[06:35] <smogattack> ^mNotIntelligent, and I should shut off my router as well?
[06:36] <^mNotIntelligent> smogattack, you dont need to do that,,,but make sure you communicate this prob to your ISP at the earliest
[06:37] <loudmusik1> can some one plz tell me what "cannot write to /var/cache/man/cat7/atl1e.7.gz in catman mode atl1e." means and how to fix it?
[06:37] <^mNotIntelligent> BRB
[06:38] <v86> Hi, in 9.04 my sound seems to "stop" working, although media players continue to play silently, here's a dump of my config/dmesg etc for you to look through, any tips/pointers? http://codepad.org/EfYIByBW
[06:38] <rojoloco47> loudmusik1, i would surely tell you If I would know anything about that ,But I even dont know from where to get that error :D
[06:38] <brutus> how do I set global shortcuts like play/pause for rhythmbox?
[06:38] <raj3186> hi all
[06:38] <raj3186> :)
[06:39] <rojoloco47> Hello raj
[06:39] <raj3186> hey rojoloco
[06:39] <totti> brutus, im wondering the same thing
[06:39] <rojoloco47> :D
[06:39] <raj3186> wats ubuntustudio?
[06:39] <raj3186> :P
[06:39] <rojoloco47> hehe I dont know @ raj3186 :D
[06:39] <raj3186> hahah
[06:39] <raj3186> its ok :D
[06:39] <tt5786> hey guys just a question how do i make it so that a user has compleate access to a folder
[06:40] <raj3186> @ tt5786 right click  the folder, properties and click permissions
[06:40] <raj3186> ;)
[06:40] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> of course that's not the right way to do it
[06:40] <tt5786> i tryed that it did not let me select any thing
[06:40] <prince_jammys> tt5786: does the user own the directory?
[06:40] <tonyyarusso> !permissions | tt5786
[06:40] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> wait..
[06:40] <racarter> ps aux | grep 'runningapp' returns two results, the runningapp process and the grep process... is there anyway to filter out the grep process?
[06:40] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> nvm forget that
[06:40] <v86> Is anyone interested in taking a look at my problem?
[06:40] <rojoloco47> i am too new to Linux OS so I dont know anything ,just reading the chats of other people to learn something @ raj3186 :D
[06:40] <prince_jammys> racarter: the old hack is  ps aux | grep [r]unningapp
[06:40] <raj3186> oh lol
[06:41] <v86> Sigh.
[06:41] <PrakharPrasad> W
[06:41] <smogattack> ^mNotIntelligent, thank you very much!!
[06:41] <v86> Hi, in 9.04 my sound seems to "stop" working, although media players continue to play silently, here's a dump of my config/dmesg etc for you to look through, any tips/pointers? http://codepad.org/EfYIByBW
[06:41] <prince_jammys> racarter: if you just want the pid, then: pgrep runningapp, or pgrep -x runningapp
[06:41] <^mNotIntelligent> smogattack, you're welcome dude
[06:41] <tt5786> i am a newbee to ubunt
[06:41] <tt5786> ubuntu*
[06:41] <PrakharPrasad> Anyone can ubuntu will work with NTFS FileSystem
[06:42] <raj3186> yes, it does prakharprasad
[06:42] <tonyyarusso> PrakharPrasad: yes
[06:42] <Alfredo555> install ntfs-3g, PrakharPrasad
[06:42] <brutus> how do I set global shortcuts like play/pause for rhythmbox?
[06:42] <prince_jammys> racarter: err, grep '[r]unningapp'  (quoted is better or it can act as glob).
[06:43] <pabs3> anyone know who to contact about the webserver on packages.ubuntu.com being down?
[06:43] <tt5786> is there a super user or some thing that i can place on the desktop so i can see every thing and edit every thing like windows
[06:43] <loudmusik1> any one in the room decent with networking?
[06:43] <PrakharPrasad> I want to use Windows XP and Linux Ubuntu will both work normal or any collision will happen
[06:43] <raj3186> yes u can use a dual boot, prasad
[06:43] <shivek> how to remove all useless applications and downloaded tmp. files
[06:43] <raj3186> install ubuntu after installing XP, thats why I do usually
[06:44] <prince_jammys> tt5786: hopefully not.
[06:44] <tonyyarusso> !dualboot | PrakharPrasad
[06:44] <shivek> prasad : you can do it any-way, first ubuntu then Xp or vice versa
[06:45] <Ben64> except XP likes to kill grub
[06:45] <Alfredo555> and the funz with boot manager
[06:45] <PrakharPrasad> then what about my previous MBR of XP
[06:45] <croddy> how can i change the uuid of a LUKS partition?
[06:45] <shivek> prasad : If you want Grub loader then xp first and if you want win Boot Manager then Ubuntu first
[06:45] <tt5786> i know you can use the windows boot manager to load ubuntu
[06:45] <Alfredo555> i prefer grub in the actual linux partition
[06:45] <tt5786> how do i open the browser thing that lets me edit anything
[06:45] <PrakharPrasad> WUBI VS. GRUB who is best
[06:45] <PrakharPrasad> ?
[06:46] <shivek> Grub
[06:46] <PrakharPrasad> why GRUB
[06:46] <Ben64> because it's Grand
[06:46] <racarter> how do i used ps for just the pid
[06:47] <prince_jammys> racarter: use pgrep.
[06:47] <Alfredo555> dual or tri boot with grub in the mbr doesnt make any sense
[06:47] <racarter> i don't have pgrep installed on my macbook (sudo apt-get doesn't install it)
[06:47] <vm86> Hi, in 9.04 my sound seems to "stop" working, although media players continue to play silently, here's a dump of my config/dmesg etc for you to look through, any tips/pointers? http://codepad.org/EfYIByBW
[06:47] <PrakharPrasad> if i install ubuntu then will i hv to delete or format any partition of my HDD
[06:47] <Ben64> grub can boot windows
[06:47] <prince_jammys> racarter: are you on ubuntu?
[06:47] <racarter> prince_jammys: not always
[06:47] <shivek> prasad : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_GRUB
[06:48] <tt5786> whats that super browser called
[06:48] <racarter> i'm looking for a parameter in ps for just the pid: because i want to kill the process i am looking for
[06:48] <loudmusik1> looking for help setting up drivers, keep hitting a wall
[06:48] <shivek> I've installed  gyachi and now wanna remove it. Please help !
[06:49] <^mNotIntelligent> shivek, why do you wna to remove it, BTW, did you install it thru source/deb?
[06:49] <tt5786> any one
[06:49] <shivek> yup
[06:49] <shivek> Its not good
[06:50] <rojoloco47> Can I install KDE3 if yes then how ? :)
[06:50] <PrakharPrasad> Fedora also supports NTFS ??
[06:50] <vm86> Could anyone be so kind as to look into my peculiar problem?
[06:50] <loudmusik1> is there any way to make ubuntu search for drivers on installed hardware?
[06:50] <^mNotIntelligent> rojoloco47, on top of ubuntu, right? first get the kde-base using apt-get
[06:50] <^mNotIntelligent> loudmusik1, it does that automatically, you dont need to do ti manually
[06:51] <rojoloco47> and then @ ^mNotIntelligent ?
[06:51] <durt> !kde3 > rojoloco47
[06:51] <vm86> Could anyone be so kind as to look into my peculiar problem?
[06:51] <vm86> Could anyone be so kind as to look into my peculiar problem?
[06:51] <rojoloco47> thank you ubottu
[06:51] <racarter> rojoloco47: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[06:51] <^mNotIntelligent> ! patience | vm86
[06:51] <racarter> rojoloco47: or something like that, I don't remember the package name
[06:51] <vm86> ^mNotIntelligent, Did you see my first request?
[06:52] <^mNotIntelligent> rojoloco47, racarter answered that
[06:52] <tt5786> thanks for the help all
[06:52] <rojoloco47> Still thanks a lot @ racarter :)
[06:52] <^mNotIntelligent> vm86, yep, sound problem ,right?
[06:52] <rojoloco47> ubottu is not person ? @ ^mNotIntelligent  ?
[06:52] <vm86> ^mNotIntelligent, Yes.
[06:52] <^mNotIntelligent> rojoloco47, its a bot
[06:53] <vm86> ^mNotIntelligent, The alsa configurations/dmesg is pasted in that link, for you to see.
[06:53] <rojoloco47> hehe ubottu said he is only a bot :D
[06:53] <vm86> If you're not busy with another satisfied user.
[06:53] <^mNotIntelligent> vm86, coool...lemme check that link
[06:53] <rojoloco47> thanks ^mNotIntelligent  and racarter  :) I try these Commands
[06:53] <vm86> ^mNotIntelligent, It just "stopped" working, out of the blue.
[06:53] <shivek> ^mnotintelligent: I've posted you a message
[06:54] <vm86> I can't explain any better than this for what happened.
[06:54] <^mNotIntelligent> shivek, yep got it....
[06:55] <rojoloco47> installation started thanks again :)
[06:56] <rojoloco47> ^mNotIntelligent,  is there any other channel for BT users rather than remote-exploit ?
[06:56] <^mNotIntelligent> rojoloco47, dont have much idea on that :-(
[06:56] <shivek> ^mNotIntelligent : Done ???
[06:57] <rojoloco47> owh NP thanks :)
[06:57] <vm86> rojoloco47: being as #remote-exploit developed BackTrack, I'd think that's the safest haven for you to be in.
[06:57] <nostalgicBadger> exit
[06:58] <vm86> ^mNotIntelligent, so, what do you think
[06:58] <loudmusik1> can anyone help with a driver issue?
[06:58] <rojoloco47> @ vm86 I am in that but every one always sleeping there :(
[06:58] <vm86> rojoloco47: then wait?
[06:58] <psycho_oreos> loudmusik1, which driver?
[06:59] <rojoloco47> vm86, waiting for almost 7 hours :D
[06:59] <CastilleV> Hey, does anyone know how I can check to see if an unauthorized person is on my modem?
[06:59] <CastilleV> And if so, how can I kick them off via Ubuntu?
[06:59] <^mNotIntelligent> vm86, you've put it your h/w details...but it would be easier for others to fix if you tell us the error message you re getting if any
[07:00] <^mNotIntelligent> vm86, *put in
[07:00] <PrakharPrasad> what filesystems Ubuntu supports
[07:00] <adam> how can i mount a new partition as /home ?
[07:00]  * CastilleV will brb
[07:00] <prince_jammys> !home | adam
[07:00] <adam> thank you !
[07:01] <prince_jammys> welcome
[07:01] <vm86> ^mNotIntelligent, As I said earlier, I'm not getting error messages.
[07:01] <PrakharPrasad> what filesystems Ubuntu supports
[07:01] <vm86> ^mNotIntelligent, *It-just-stopped*
[07:02] <CastilleV> EXT3 and ReiserFS should be some that ubuntu supports.
[07:02] <CastilleV> Or vice versa.
[07:02]  * CastilleV is back
[07:02] <PrakharPrasad> NTFS FAT32
[07:02] <PrakharPrasad> FAT
[07:02] <vm86> PrakharPrasad, ext4/3/2 reiserfx NTFS/FAT32/FAT16 XFS
[07:02] <PrakharPrasad> FAT16
[07:02] <rojoloco47> how do I eject my DVD-Rom drive ?
[07:02] <vm86> a number of others
[07:02] <^mNotIntelligent> vm86, then its a bit difficult to trace the error...gimme some time ...lemme c how to trace that
[07:02] <vm86> rojoloco47, Are you kidding?
[07:02] <vm86> ^mNotIntelligent, I'm going to reboot in the mean time, I'll be back in a moment
[07:03] <PrakharPrasad> Fedora FileSystems
[07:03] <^mNotIntelligent> vm86, coool
[07:03] <tomas> hey guys is there a way that you can change the premissions to a folder and its contents
[07:03] <CastilleV> I also have a more easier question for some of those who connect to the internet via windows network. When some one else connects, do you get booted off, or is my wireless giving out on me?
[07:03] <^mNotIntelligent> PrakharPrasad, whats that? feodra filesys?
[07:03] <CastilleV> CHMOD lets you change folder and file permissions.
[07:04] <rojoloco47> no when I try to open it dont ,and when I right clicked on the CD-RW/DVD-RW and click on eject it says "there is probally no media in drive" :(
[07:04] <yassin_> o people
[07:04] <PrakharPrasad> yes fedora filesystems
[07:04] <yassin_> i have question
[07:04] <CastilleV> chmod 0777 /home/$USERNAME/foldername.
[07:04] <yassin_> is there any way to connect ubuntu server via fedora 9?
[07:05] <PrakharPrasad>  fedora filesystems
[07:05] <yassin_> .....
[07:05] <bucky> yassin_, ssh is the easiest way
[07:05] <tomas> ok is there a file browser where i dont need to worry about changing file promission
[07:05] <yassin_> bucky, help me please
[07:05] <PrakharPrasad>  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora filesystems  fedora files
[07:05] <yassin_> how?
[07:05] <bucky> man ssh
[07:06] <^mNotIntelligent> PrakharPrasad, dont spam
[07:06] <rojoloco47> brb
[07:07] <bucky> yassin_, long story short.. ssh <ip address>
[07:08] <tomas> is there a browser type thing that lets me edit any files with out worrying about premission (i know there is i just cant remember it)
[07:08] <yassin_> bucky :say more
[07:10] <^mNotIntelligent> v86, whats the update?
[07:11] <geekphreak> morning folks
[07:11] <v86> ^mNotIntelligent, No luck ;(
[07:11] <^mNotIntelligent> v86, ooops!
[07:11] <^mNotIntelligent> geekphreak, hello
[07:11] <yassin_> bucky , please how i could configure ssh?
[07:11] <v86> ^mNotIntelligent, in which regard?
[07:11] <shivek> mnotintelligent : I'm waiting @@
[07:11] <jouva> I just installed and I'm getting an issue with X where it doesn't seem to like my 7300 GS: http://pastebin.ca/1555836
[07:12] <v86> This is starting to get on my nerves.
[07:12] <julie_> hello
[07:13] <yassin_>  please how i could configure ssh?
[07:13] <jouva> yassin_: configure in what way?
[07:13] <Gnea> yassin_: for what?
[07:14] <^mNotIntelligent> v86, wait for someone else to give you a better answer,,,couldnot get any clue on that
[07:14] <bucky> yassin_, type ssh <remote host ip address> in a terminal and you can login to the other box if it's on the same network
[07:14] <^mNotIntelligent> julle_, hello
[07:14] <SnakDoc> yassin_ gksudo gedit /etc/ssh/sshd_config will have all settings you can change
[07:15] <v86> Great, thanks
[07:15] <Gnea> jouva: you're using the default nv driver, you need to install the real nvidia driver - System->Administration->Hardware Drivers
[07:15] <yassin_> look am now on ubuntu OS but i have another PC has fedora 9 so i want to connect ubuntu server via Xchat
[07:15] <jouva> Gnea: Can you give me that in a text-based suggestion? ;)
[07:15] <jouva> Since I can't really get into X very easily at the moment
[07:16] <Gnea> jouva: you can't? the default driver should at least give you 640x480 or 800x600..
[07:16] <Gnea> jouva: there are a few different drivers, one of them will work with your card
[07:16] <jouva> Well right now would it be easier for me to do some sort of apt-get install ?
[07:16] <geekphreak> yassin_: so whats the issue?
[07:17] <Gnea> jouva: well, if you install the wrong one, it won't work. by using the GUI installer, it can figure it out for you.
[07:17] <LogicFan> having a very annoying problem with new windows/dialogs not taking focus.  especially apps "docked" in the notification area like pidgin, xchat, etc
[07:17] <jouva> Ok
[07:17] <yassin_> in fedora i cant connect the server via xchat
[07:17] <v86> Fucking piece of crap distro. You upgrade, it removes your sound.
[07:17] <jouva> I think I tried saying run it in low graphics mode for one session and it seemed to either take forever or not go at all
[07:17] <LogicFan> no matter what i do, i cannot get new windows/notifications to take focus
[07:17] <dare> v86: now that's progress!
[07:17] <yassin_> how i solve this problem via ssh?
[07:18] <LogicFan> on ubuntu 9.04 64bit
[07:18] <^mNotIntelligent> dare, RTFLOL
[07:18] <jouva> Oh wait I remember what it did now
[07:18] <v86> dare: Probably.
[07:18] <SnakDoc> yassin_ what kind of problems are you having ?
[07:18] <jouva> It complained that an existing X session was already running (from the one saying "wait while we restart X")
[07:19] <geekphreak> yassin_:  well you can setup ssh on ubuntu , then ssh into ubuntu system , then use irssi or something like that too connect to irc servers
[07:19] <kahen> jouva, i'd start with "sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.20090906.bak" and then dpkg-reconfigure xorg (or xserver-xorg perhaps? anyone?)
[07:19] <yassin_> every time i connect via xchat do disconnect
[07:19] <Gnea> !language | v86
[07:19] <jouva> Ahh Igotit now n/m
[07:19] <Gnea> jouva: cheers
[07:19] <jouva> I had to go into F7, click OK then go back into terminal F9 and tell it to try and attach again
[07:19] <yassin_> geekphreak ,am new user
[07:20] <v86> Gnea, Do you have any other constructive statements?
[07:20] <Gnea> kahen: nah, he didn't have the nvidia driver installed (see line 130)
[07:20] <jouva> Ok I'll give this a try
[07:20] <geekphreak> yassin_:  did you install ssh server on ubuntu yet?
[07:20] <jouva> Thank you.
[07:20] <yassin_> no
[07:20] <Gnea> v86: that depends, do you have any other deconstructive ones?
[07:21] <yassin_> geekphreak ,tell me how
[07:21] <v86> Gnea, in 9.04 my sound seems to "stop" working, although media players continue to play silently, here's a dump of my config/dmesg etc for you to look through, any tips/pointers? http://codepad.org/EfYIByBW
[07:21] <_tj> !ssh
[07:21] <v86> Maybe you can assist
[07:21] <Gnea> v86: looking
[07:21] <_tj> !sshd
[07:21] <geekphreak> _tj:  thank you
[07:21] <_tj> geekphreak: yw
[07:22] <_tj> !openssh
[07:22] <yassin_> geekphreak ,man ssh   >>>>>>> ssh [-1246AaCfgKkMNnqsTtVvXxY] [-b bind_address]
[07:22] <yassin_>          [-c cipher_spec] [-D  [bind_address:]port]
[07:22] <yassin_>          [-e escape_char] [-F configfile]
[07:22] <yassin_>          [-i identity_file] [-L
[07:22] <yassin_>          [bind_address:]port:host:hostport]
[07:22] <FloodBot2> yassin_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:22] <yassin_>          [-l login_name] [-m mac_spec] [-O ctl_cmd]
[07:22] <^mNotIntelligent> ! pb | yassin_
[07:22] <_tj> !pb | yassin_
[07:23] <yassin_> _tj what?
[07:23] <geekphreak> yassin_: on fedora type man ssh , read how to use ssh , and read the above posted links on how to use ssh client
[07:23] <Gnea> v86: what did you upgrade, exactly?
[07:23] <_tj> dont flood to paste like that go to the above URL
[07:23] <Gnea> v86: also, what media players are you using?
[07:23] <_tj> ! pb | yassin_
[07:24] <yassin_> geekphreak ,which link?
[07:24] <_tj> !sshd | yassin_
[07:24] <_tj> yassin_:  them links.
[07:24] <geekphreak> those links yassin_
[07:24] <Gnea> !msgthebot
[07:25] <v86> Gnea: I have audacious, mplayer, vlc, rhythmbox. I upgraded my 9.04 (fresh install earlier today from the cd)
[07:25] <v86> $ cat /proc/asound/modules
[07:25] <v86> 0 snd_hda_intel
[07:25] <v86> Hrm ...
[07:25] <iDangerMouse> Help please
[07:26] <Gnea> v86: good mix... for audacious, what do you have set as your audio output?
[07:26] <_tj> !ask | iDangerMouse
[07:26] <Gnea> !ask > iDangerMouse
[07:26] <cyber_666_uk> hey guys - does ubuntu support animated wallpapers?
[07:26] <iDangerMouse> I cant get my SD card reader to work
[07:26] <^mNotIntelligent> !hi | iDangerMouse
[07:26] <sinthetek> i put ubuntu netbook remix image on my dap main storage
[07:26] <Gnea> cyber_666_uk: only if it's running E17
[07:26] <sinthetek> dap's*
[07:26] <^mNotIntelligent> cyber_666_uk, i guess yes
[07:26] <sinthetek> because i don't have a thumb drive big enough
[07:26] <cyber_666_uk> whats E17?
[07:26] <hardware> hello :) i was wondering if 9.04 had intel hardware support yet so i can upgrade already heh
[07:26] <Gnea> !E17 | cyber_666_uk
[07:27] <cyber_666_uk> replacement for gnome?
[07:27] <sinthetek> stupid netbook won't boot from it!
[07:27] <iDangerMouse> Gnea:  hey I still cant get my card reader to work nor internal mic
[07:27] <iDangerMouse> any ideas ?
[07:27] <v86> Gnea: default settings.
[07:27] <v86> Gnea: where is this going?
[07:27] <Gnea> cyber_666_uk: www.enlightenment.org (there is a method on ubuntuforums.org to get it working with ubuntu correctly)
[07:27] <cyber_666_uk> cool thx
[07:27] <sinthetek> how come if the oses detect and treat the dap identically to a thumb drive/mass storage device the bios can't do the same and boot from it?
[07:28] <v86> Gnea: PulseAudio output plugin
[07:28] <Gnea> v86: not sure. have you tried restarting the pulseaudio daemon?
[07:28] <v86> Gnea: dmesg returns "[   10.897580] lp: driver loaded but no devices found"
[07:28] <v86> Gnea: my sound was working an hour ago.
[07:28] <v86> Gnea: I just rebooted the machine, that should do that.
[07:28] <Gnea> v86: not sure what the printer has to do with it
[07:29] <hardware> i was wondering if 9.04 had intel hardware support yet so i can upgrade already? last time i upgraded i couldnt even play an mp3
[07:29] <v86> Gnea: ALSA/HDA dmesg
[07:29] <iDangerMouse> _tj how do I get my card reader to work and internal mic
[07:30] <sinthetek> i guess my final option is to shave off a few hundred mb from the stupid installer image to make it fit on my 1gb thumbdrive
[07:30] <_tj> iDangerMouse: you got the drivers installed
[07:30] <sinthetek> but even that functions as a dap too so no idea if that will work either :\
[07:30] <Gnea> v86: do you ever pass any arguments to the kernel at boottime other than the standard?
[07:30] <v86> Gnea: no.
[07:30] <iDangerMouse> _tj:  yeh how dmesg showing it but i cant access it
[07:31] <Gnea> v86: dunno what to suggest... have you checked the mixer settings on the card AND pulseaudio?
[07:32] <v86> Gnea: no, howto?
[07:32] <v86> Gnea: how do I get a list of apt-get install commands of recently updated/installed packages in order of most recent
[07:32] <Gnea> v86: alsamixer by itself should default to the pulseaudio mixer, but run it like this:  alsamixer -c 0   and you can still access your card directly
[07:32] <Gnea> v86: no idea :(
[07:33] <prince_jammys> v86: look at /var/log/dpkg.log
[07:33] <hardware> i was wondering if Ubuntu 9.04 had intel hardware support yet so i can upgrade already? last time i upgraded i couldnt even play an mp3, etc. does anyone know please? thank you.
[07:33] <Gnea> prince_jammys: nice, didn't know that one
[07:34] <prince_jammys> there's an apt one too, i believe. snoop around in /var/log
[07:34] <prince_jammys> 'tac' to cat backwards.
[07:35] <hardware> bah i'll just try to install and hope for the best. thank you
[07:36] <abhijit> I am new user. Any one knows how to RE-INSTALL ubuntu without losing data and installed application. I have seperate partitions for boot,home,usr,var,opt etc.
[07:37] <Gnea> abhijit: write them down
[07:37] <iceroot> !clone | abhijit
[07:38] <iceroot> abhijit: for the rest, use your backup
[07:38] <zer01> hello all I'm having a problem with sound capture in skype on my dell xps m1530 can you help
[07:38] <monteith> ~/sources/rubygems-1.3.5: sudo ruby setup.rb
[07:38] <monteith> RubyGems 1.3.5 installed
[07:38] <iceroot> !details | zer01
[07:38] <Gnea> abhijit: I meant, write down the partition information
[07:38] <monteith> should i ctrl+d this, or wait for it?
[07:38] <monteith> i'm not sure if it's done installing or not
[07:38] <monteith> nvm
[07:38] <Gnea> monteith: is the HDD LED flashing?
[07:38] <abhijit> ok thnx Gnea and ubuttu, iceroot
[07:38] <iceroot> abhijit: but why install a new ubuntu if you want use your old programs + personal data?
[07:39] <zer01> i'm on ubuntu 9.10
[07:39] <iceroot> zer01: #ubuntu+1
[07:39] <abhijit> hey iceroot by some mistake my wifi not working thats why i need to reinstall
[07:39] <zer01> sound capture is really low in skype
[07:39] <abhijit> i and new user so am unconfortable at all howtos
[07:39] <iceroot> abhijit: with linux you never need to reinstall
[07:39] <iceroot> zer01: go to #ubuntu+1  9.10 is not supported here
[07:39] <abhijit> how?
[07:40] <zer01> iceroot: thanks for that
[07:40] <abhijit> iceroot what is "!clone" ?
[07:40] <iceroot> abhijit: describe your wifi-problem
[07:40] <iceroot> abhijit: ubottu told you what clone is
[07:40] <prince_jammys> abhijit: a trigger for the infobot
[07:41] <prince_jammys> a bot that responds to commonly asked questions, often with links to documentation.
[07:41] <nl> nico
[07:41] <root5_> !clone | abhijit
[07:41] <nl> nico-:
[07:41] <abhijit> my wifi was "just working" when i installed ubuntu for 1st time after that some 5-6 weeks suddenly it was not working so i re-install ubunut now it  working but i fear that problem repeat or what?
[07:41] <abhijit> ya i got u ubottu
[07:41] <racarter> how do I automate a task that requires gnome?
[07:42] <iceroot> abhijit: ubottu is the bot which is doing some action if someone is using !trigger
[07:42] <root5_> racarter, what task for example ?
[07:42] <racarter> nevermind
[07:42] <abhijit> ok
[07:42] <madison_> i can't think of a task that requires gnomed
[07:42] <madison_> err gnome
[07:42] <racarter> root5_ I was trying to automate a selenium script that will log on to some site for me
[07:42] <darkex> I've been given http://pastebin.com/m184251be for a crontab, how would I get it to execute every 40 minutes?
[07:43] <racarter> root5_ I'm not sure if that will work as a chrone job?
[07:43] <abhijit> hey iceroot do u know how to make use of aptoncd?
[07:44] <iceroot> !aptoncd | abhijit
[07:44] <root5_> racarter,  you can do it without selenium
[07:44] <root5_> racarter, you just need to access these sites don't you ?
[07:45] <abhijit> No I mean i know what is aptoncd i also make backup cd with that. but when i tried to restore then i dont know the further steps ...
[07:45] <root5_> I mean, just check it's up and listening ?
[07:46] <RichiV> i cant access nike.com on moxilla
[07:46] <RichiV> mozilla*
[07:46] <iceroot> darkex: */40 * * * * your-action
[07:46] <darkex> do i have to put that for EVERY line?
[07:46] <iceroot> darkex: for every cronjob
[07:47] <madison_> darkex: no no, you need to put that all in a script, and execute that script for your conjob using the command iceroot gave you
[07:47] <diabolic_> how to save an edited file using vim what are the commands
[07:47] <iceroot> darkex: if there are more then 1 command, just use a script to put them in and use the script wie cron
[07:47] <monteith> RichiV, nike.com doesn't look like the most accessible website
[07:47] <monteith> looks like a lot of flash
[07:47] <racarter> root5_ it doesn't matter. for *some* reason I want to launch this type of app as a command line cron job
[07:47] <iceroot> darkex: esc : wq
[07:47]  * iDangerMouse how do I see whats my bios version on ubuntu ?
[07:47] <iceroot> darkex: wrong nick
[07:48] <racarter> the late night movie on abc, Maximum Revenge, SUCKS
[07:48] <darkex> iceroot?
[07:48] <iceroot> diabolic_: esc :w  and esc :wq   for saving and leaving the document
[07:48] <madison_> nike.com works fine for me in firefox
[07:48] <RichiV> monteith: It gives me an error... i can acces it in windows
[07:48] <brutus> How do I set global shortcuts for rhythmbox?
[07:48] <iceroot> darkex: as i told you, wrong nick, was for diabolic_
[07:48] <iDangerMouse> Question : how do I see whats my BIOS version on Ubuntu ?
[07:48] <RichiV> i think its like a forget what its called problem
[07:48] <RichiV> like i cant run the scripts
[07:49] <darkex> so i'd put it in a file (eg ~/crontab) then go into crontab -e and type */40 * * * * ~/crontab?
[07:49] <geekphreak> diabolic_:  man vi
[07:49] <iDangerMouse> !Questionm
[07:49] <iDangerMouse> !Question
[07:49] <RichiV> mk sorry for the confusion... ive finally accessed it through google
[07:49] <RichiV> sorry!
[07:49] <darkex> iceroot: so i'd put it in a file (eg ~/crontab) then go into crontab -e and type */40 * * * * ~/crontab?
[07:50] <zachk18> Hi all, I'm trying to install Firebird with Apache2 and PHP5 on my laptop. I'm using Ubuntu Jaunty Desktop. I have now re-loaded my system six times because I cannot, I repeat, CANNOT get this to work. Every time I try it won't load correctly, can't connect to the localhost, none of the stuff works...at all. Needless to say this is most frustrating. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks and Kudos.
[07:50] <iDangerMouse> !question how do I check whats my BIOS version
[07:50] <iceroot> darkex: script is executable? chmod +x your-script
[07:50] <root5_> racarter, I see, you need a web browser either mozilla or IE, if I'm correct you'll need to have a graphical session launched no ?
[07:50] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: by not asking rudely.
[07:51] <zachk18> anybody?
[07:51] <racarter> root5_, yes. it works if i launch it from the command line manually. for some reason i thought there might be some problem if i launched it as a cron job.
[07:51] <iDangerMouse> I am not asking Rudely.
[07:51] <iceroot> darkex: and use complet paths like /home/yourname/crontab  instead of ~/crontab
[07:51] <RichiV> oh no! the pictures of the shoes are not showing up for nike.com
[07:52] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: yes, you are. you are spamming the channel with your question. it is rude and disrespectful to everyone else. don't. if nobody knows, then they won't answer. it is strongly suggested that you wait 10-15 minutes before asking again.
[07:52] <racarter> damnit, if Maximum Revenge wasn't on regular tv I might at least get to see some nudity or something
[07:52] <geekphreak> zachk18:  is server running?
[07:52] <iDangerMouse> I am not spamming, I am asking questions
[07:52] <geekphreak> zachk18:  or do you get any error messages
[07:52] <iceroot> !ot | racarter
[07:52] <root5_> racarter, I see, so it's fine :). Selenium seems fun, i'm gonna check it out
[07:52] <zachk18> when i've tried to install it never tells me if its running. and it's not listed in computer process
[07:52] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: your perspective is in direct conflict with many other perspectives.
[07:53] <racarter> root5_ ok thanks
[07:53] <iDangerMouse> I am asking questions regarding card reader and internal mic on ubuntu thats not rude or spamming
[07:53] <diabolic_> iceroot it doesn't work i pasted the line, i pressed esc then i presses wq !!! iam new on this
[07:53] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: considering this channel is publicly logged, I'm sure hundreds of thousands of other people will undoubtedly read it one day, and agree with me, and not with you. Please, be patient.
[07:53] <^mNotIntelligent> iDangerMouse, nopes
[07:53] <Gnea> !guidelines > iDangerMouse
[07:54] <geekphreak> zachk18:  when you start , what message you get?
[07:54] <iceroot> diabolic_: press esc to enter the comanndmodus, there you type :w for saving or :wq for saving and exit
[07:54] <geekphreak> apache *
[07:55] <zachk18> it just gives me an error...also i just reinstalled...for the 10'th time..seriously
[07:55] <iceroot> diabolic_: if you want to exit a document without saving :q!
[07:56] <Dayofswords> question, i just got a laptop recently, and i tried 9.04 live , all works (idk about wireless... since i have no network nearby) and like how i can use the extra visual effects, but i have vista and i heard it has its own boot loader that can use other OS's, should i use that instead of GRUB (also, no OS install disk, need to talk to Toshiba about that)
[07:57] <iceroot> Dayofswords: use grub, there you can use some boot-options very easy i you ever need
[07:57] <Gnea> Dayofswords: you can backup your MBR before installing grub
[07:57] <Dayofswords> how can i recover the other bootloader if i want to remove ubuntu?
[07:57] <Dayofswords> oh
[07:58] <Gnea> Dayofswords: just restore the backup of the MBR
[07:58] <diabolic_>  i entered the file alsa-base and am editing it with gedit when i want to save, a message says i don't have the permission!!!! any odea
[07:59] <Dayofswords> any chance you know how to back it up on vista (i'm used to xp)
[07:59] <iceroot> !sudo | diabolic_
[08:00] <Gnea> Dayofswords: nope, I can only tell you how to do it with Ubuntu (don't think windows can do it, too much of an advanced concept)
[08:01] <Dayofswords> man... i wish they just gave me a dang disc with my laptop
[08:01] <Gnea> Dayofswords: http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/ddcommand.htm
[08:01] <Gnea> Dayofswords: just do it with the livecd and save it to a usb drive or something
[08:02] <Gnea> nico-_: please fix your client.
[08:02] <nilson> Hi.
[08:02] <nilson> Get rid of that dude
[08:03] <abhijit> I want to set my laptop monitor brightness to very low for permanently. But this setting changes each time i restart my computer! any solution?
[08:03] <error404notfound> has anyone use qutecom/OpenWengo to connect to a Ekiga.net id? it seems i cant connect, don't know why
[08:03] <abhijit> hey anyone pls help!
[08:04] <Gnea> !helpme | abhijit
[08:04] <nathan7> C=
[08:04] <abhijit> of Gnea.
[08:04] <abhijit> sorry..it ok
[08:04] <zachk18> Get:1 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates/main apache2-mpm-prefork 2.2.11-2ubuntu2.3 [240kB]
[08:04] <zachk18> Get:2 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates/main php5-common 5.2.6.dfsg.1-3ubuntu4.2 [368kB]
[08:04] <zachk18> Get:3 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates/main libapache2-mod-php5 5.2.6.dfsg.1-3ubuntu4.2 [2483kB]
[08:04] <zachk18> Get:4 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates/main php5 5.2.6.dfsg.1-3ubuntu4.2 [1122B]
[08:04] <zachk18> Get:5 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates/main php5-cli 5.2.6.dfsg.1-3ubuntu4.2 [2488kB]
[08:04] <geekphreak> take care guy
[08:04] <FloodBot2> zachk18: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:04] <zachk18> Fetched 5580kB in 21s (258kB/s)
[08:04] <geekphreak> have a good one all
[08:05] <Gnea> abhijit: what laptop?
[08:06] <abhijit> hp-compaq presario
[08:06] <zachk18> can somebody help me please?
[08:06] <abhijit> ubuntu 9.04
[08:06] <Gnea> there are many, many models of the presario
[08:06] <abhijit> Presario A965tu
[08:06] <Gnea> zachk18: probably not until you've stated the problem
[08:07] <abhijit> !repeat
[08:07] <Deepwaters> been having a nightmare with trying to get nvidia proprietaries to work, finally had to remove the nvidia kernel altogether, how do I get a completely clean slate with nvidia drivers with which to try again?
[08:07] <abhijit> !patience
[08:07] <zachk18> ok...i've now installed my ubuntu desktop 10 times due to Firebird/Apache2/PHP5 errors...I can install but it gives me errors(I think) and i can't make a new database with Flamerobin
[08:08] <eboyjr> Hello!!!!!!! :D I need some security privileges help: Should I set  my /var/www owner and group to eboyjr? That is the username I created when I first Ubuntu Server 9.04.
[08:08] <jonnyb> someone wanna give me a hand? im trying to burn ubuntu server 64 bit 9.04 and I keep gettingan error just as the cd is finishing
[08:09] <jonnyb> I checked the md5 and it was ok
[08:09] <zachk18> hello???
[08:09] <iceroot> uname -r = 2.6.28-11-generic    why no amd64 in the name? if i am correct the debian kernel has 64 in the name
[08:09] <abhijit> does this mean my hdd is faulty or i should give it to repair. after executing fdisk it says : The number of cylinders for this disk is set to 19457.
[08:09] <abhijit> There is nothing wrong with that, but this is larger than 1024,
[08:09] <abhijit> and could in certain setups cause problems with:
[08:09] <abhijit> 1) software that runs at boot time (e.g., old versions of LILO)
[08:09] <abhijit> 2) booting and partitioning software from other OSs
[08:09] <FloodBot2> abhijit: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:09] <abhijit>    (e.g., DOS FDISK, OS/2 FDISK)
[08:09] <gadriel> jonnyb: it could be your cd writer - try to lower the speed you're writing at
[08:09] <diabolic_> to recover a file how to do with ubunutu 904
[08:09] <eboyjr> jonnyb: What software are you using to burn it?
[08:09] <arvind_k> iceroot, ubuntu doesnt maintain arch specific kernels , afaik
[08:10] <zachk18> ok....i'm not getting anywhere
[08:10] <Gnea> abhijit: Right click on Panel and select 'Add to Panel'. Select Brightness Applet from list.
[08:10] <jonnyb> ive got the speed set to the lowest, im using brasero
[08:10] <iwobbles>  I love this operating system, was just playing Wolfenstien using dos box , its just too much fun, how do I increase the window size ? any clues ? dos box opens up in like lil applet window eh and it wont go full screen
[08:10] <iceroot> arvind_k: hm
[08:10] <Agion> hi, has anyone of you got Enemy Territory for ubuntu work? I can't connect any server :<
[08:10] <abhijit> Gnea i have already added that applet to my panel. but what the problem is the setting is not persisint. it get vanished as i shutdown.
[08:10] <zachk18> ok....thanks for nothing
[08:10] <iceroot> Agion: i dont think this is the right place
[08:10] <gadriel> can you write other images?
[08:11] <gadriel> or cds at at all?
[08:11] <abhijit> persistant
[08:11] <Gnea> zachk18: and you won't, if you expect instant results and people to know what you're talking about... also, if you're impatient.
[08:11] <Gnea> !patience | zachk18
[08:11] <jonnyb> ii wrote another immage a few days ago with no issues
[08:11] <Agion> what is then?
[08:11] <iceroot> Agion: #enemy-territory or whatever there channel is
[08:11] <gadriel> try another blank cd?
[08:11] <jonnyb> ive tried several dvd's and cd's. its very weird
[08:12] <error404notfound> when i try to restore a mysql db from dumpfile using commandline, i get: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted, anyone?
[08:12] <Gnea> zachk18: it would be helpful if you could pastebin the errors
[08:12] <iceroot> Agion: also look that your are using the newest game version and if you post your error there, give some usefull details like error messages
[08:12] <zachk18> Gnea i've been dealing with this for five days now plus I already know of Help.ubuntu.com and I post much on the ubuntu forums..and
[08:12] <jonnyb> like I said it goes through the whole process and gives me an error just as its closing
[08:12] <gadriel> whats the error?
[08:12] <zachk18> Trying ::1...
[08:12] <zachk18> Trying 127.0.0.1...
[08:12] <zachk18> telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
[08:12] <zachk18> zach@zach-laptop:~$ sudo apt-get install apache2
[08:12] <zachk18> Reading package lists... Done
[08:12] <FloodBot2> zachk18: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:13] <zachk18> Building dependency tree
[08:13] <iceroot> zachk18: stop spaming please
[08:13] <jonnyb> the log says error = 24 "Some files may be corrupted on the disc"
[08:13] <Gnea> zachk18: look, I'm sorry you've been having so many problems, but this isn't a gym filled with punching bags for you to whine at - please, if you want to be respected, you're simply going to have to show it. if you're tired of showing respect, we will certainly be tired of you.
[08:13] <gadriel> very informative:)
[08:14] <Gnea> zachk18: and, again, please use pastebin. pasting in here will get you permanently removed.
[08:15] <und3rgr0undz3r0> I'm running 9.04 ppc and I have an ATI RAGE 128 pro, 32mb vram, does anyone know how to Install the drivers? they arent in teh restircted drivers manager
[08:15] <zachk18> Gnea: could you give me some instruction on how to install firebird2? because when i do supposedly it's supposed to automatically start and ask what kind of server you want, firebird user and stuff like that...it never does...ever
[08:16] <zachk18> NOTE: via terminal is how i've been installing
[08:16] <Gnea> zachk18: never installed firebird, so wouldn't know where to start, other than with sudo apt-get install firebird
[08:16] <zachk18> that does not work
[08:16] <zachk18> and i need firebird
[08:16] <Gnea> why not?
[08:16] <zachk18> it comes back with several errors
[08:17] <Gnea> zachk18: please pastebin the errors.
[08:17] <Gnea> pasteBIN
[08:17] <und3rgr0undz3r0> I'm running 9.04 ppc and I have an ATI RAGE 128 pro, 32mb vram, does anyone know how to Install the drivers? they arent in teh restircted drivers manager!
[08:17] <zachk18> ok
[08:18] <und3rgr0undz3r0> I hate having a command line system....
[08:18] <Deepwaters> I've had trouble getting the restricted drivers enabled for my nvidia Geforce 8600GT running on Ubuntu 9.04. I have gone into synaptic and deleted EVERYTHING with "Nvidia" in it, kernels, everything. So entirely clean slate. Can somebody walk me through how to properly enable the "restricted" drivers?
[08:18] <und3rgr0undz3r0> Deepwaters, are you using the PPC port?
[08:19] <Deepwaters> no idea
[08:19] <Gnea> !ppc | und3rgr0undz3r0
[08:19] <Deepwaters> und3rgr0undz3r0:  no idea
[08:19] <Gnea> Deepwaters: just click on System->Administration->Hardware Drivers
[08:19] <und3rgr0undz3r0> Deepwaters, are you using a mac or PC?
[08:19] <gribouille> hi
[08:19] <gribouille> du -hs /var gives 470M    /var, while df -h /var tells me that 853M are used. what does that mean ?
[08:20] <jonnyb> im reading some info here about brasero having some issues with 9.04
[08:20] <Deepwaters> und3rgr0undz3r0:  that option is no longer there since I removed everything, and I'm using PC components
[08:20] <jonnyb> apperently its giving errors but the dic's it creates are accually fine
[08:20] <Gnea> gribouille: /var is variable data, not all of it's directly on the mount
[08:20] <Deepwaters> und3rgr0undz3r0:  it is important to note that I built this machine
[08:20] <und3rgr0undz3r0> Deepwaters: do a google search for envyNG
[08:20] <gribouille> Gnea, I don't understand
[08:20] <zachk18> sudo apt-get install firebird2-super-server
[08:20] <zachk18> Reading package lists... Done
[08:20] <zachk18> Building dependency tree
[08:20] <zachk18> Reading state information... Done
[08:20] <zachk18> Package firebird2-super-server is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[08:20] <FloodBot2> zachk18: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:20] <zachk18> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[08:21] <Deepwaters> und3rgr0undz3r0:  what am I looking for?
[08:21] <Gnea> zachk18: this is your last warning - use http://paste.ubuntu.com
[08:21] <^mNotIntelligent> !pb | zachk18
[08:21] <und3rgr0undz3r0> its a tool to install the lastest NVIDIA or ATI drivers for x86 (PC) based computers
[08:21] <gribouille> Gnea, what did you mean ?
[08:22] <und3rgr0undz3r0> I'm running 9.04 ppc and I have an ATI RAGE 128 pro, 32mb vram, does anyone know how to Install the drivers? they arent in teh restircted drivers manager!
[08:22] <zachk18> http://paste.ubuntu.com/265958/
[08:22] <Gnea> gribouille: do a df -Th
[08:22] <zachk18> http://paste.ubuntu.com/265953/
[08:23] <jouva> Silly me... who was it that helped me out earlier?
[08:23] <Gnea> zachk18: right, if you do this:  apt-cache search firebird super server, you will see that it does not, indeed, exist.
[08:23] <gribouille> Gnea, /var is ext3
[08:23] <Deepwaters> und3rgr0undz3r0:  sokay, so I sudo apt-get install envyng-gt
[08:23] <jouva> I think it was you Gnea... or you mentioned something to me...
[08:23] <Gnea> gribouille: and there's nothing on /var/run or /var/lock?
[08:23] <Deepwaters> und3rgr0undz3r0:  right?
[08:23] <gribouille> Gnea, of course there is
[08:24] <Gnea> zachk18: the apache notices are normal, you'll just have to configure apache to not say that anymore, pretty standard
[08:24] <und3rgr0undz3r0> Deepwaters, if it says to do that, I havent used it recently and right now I'm using a command line only system usign IRSSI to do IRC chat. That sounds right, though.
[08:24] <Gnea> gribouille: well then.
[08:24] <und3rgr0undz3r0> then isntall the appropriate driver
[08:24] <gribouille> Gnea, what ?
[08:24] <jouva> Either way, those proprietary video drivers did the trick, and now I can even use compiz fuzion settings and use the 3D desktop cube
[08:24] <zachk18> ok...
[08:24] <Deepwaters> und3rgr0undz3r0:  and these are the "restricted" drivers, right? that will enable full environment effects and whatnot?
[08:25] <Gnea> gribouille: df and du get their reports from different places on the system - du is more realtime while df is relative
[08:25] <jouva> Now all I gotta do is figure out why these CD drives that are plugged into this one IDE port on my motherboard won't get recognized. They get reported as "RAID" devices when I first boot. Windows finds them though
[08:25] <zachk18> http://paste.ubuntu.com/265955/
[08:25] <raj3186> hey guys
[08:26] <zachk18> pretty much the top half of that is apache but the second half is php
[08:26] <und3rgr0undz3r0> Deepwaters: Yes, those are the proprietary drivers created by NVIDIA.
[08:26] <ixn0tr3al> Hey guys
[08:26] <raj3186> is it possible to create a virtual image of ubuntu , (with all the currently installed applications) and re install  it along with them?
[08:26] <Gnea> zachk18: there's no error there. that's perfectly normal operation.
[08:26] <joshbenson> zacg
[08:26] <joshbenson> zack
[08:27] <zachk18> ok
[08:27] <gribouille> Gnea, what do I have to do in order to have equal values ?
[08:27] <raj3186> so that whenever i want to reinstall ubuntu, i dont have to redownload all the apps
[08:27] <zachk18> yes joshbenson
[08:27] <joshbenson> where is a good place to buy a domain
[08:27] <Deepwaters> und3rgr0undz3r0:  then I'll simply be able to enable the full effects in Appearance?
[08:27] <Gnea> zachk18: you're freaking out about nothing, and you're trying to install soemthing that is called something else.
[08:27] <und3rgr0undz3r0> Deepwaters YES
[08:27] <jouva> Deepwaters: If it's the same type of drivers I'm using right now, then yes
[08:27] <zachk18> hey....relax man
[08:27] <diabolic_> how to remove alsa and then install it again
[08:27] <Deepwaters> und3rgr0undz3r0:  thank you, sorry to ask the same question over and over but you (may) not believe the trouble I've gone through
[08:27] <zachk18> i'm used to programming in xp...not linux
[08:29] <Gnea> zachk18: I am relaxed.  did you find it?
[08:29] <Deepwaters> und3rgr0undz3r0:  when trying to enable Extra effects, it simply said that they could not be enabled and reverted me to None
[08:31] <diabolic_> i edited the file alsabase in a wrong way and i saved it, i want or recover it. is this possible
[08:31] <NickUK> Can anyone help with a Microphone problem, I can hear myself however nobody can hear me.
[08:31] <diabolic_> ?
[08:31] <SnakDoc> can you set keyboard shortcuts in xfce like in gnome ?
[08:32] <diabolic_> help me
[08:32] <Cameron_> diabolic_, probably not
[08:33] <SnakDoc> diabolic_ say best bet going to be to purge package and reinstall
[08:33] <SnakDoc> found ans to my question nm
[08:35] <gribouille> Gnea, what do you mean with "df is relative" ?
[08:37] <Gnea> gribouille: you'll have to check out the source code to see why, exactly
[08:37] <zachk18> Gnea http://paste.ubuntu.com/265963/
[08:39] <Gnea> zachk18: and the problem here would be...?
[08:40] <gribouille> Gnea, don't you have a clue ?
[08:40] <Gnea> gribouille: I just gave it to you.
[08:40] <Gnea> gribouille: don't you?
[08:41] <sinthetek> i am trying to use my dap to install ubuntu netbook remix
[08:41] <gribouille> Gnea, where ?
[08:41] <Gnea> gribouille: you... don't know how to install the source code of a package?
[08:41] <sinthetek> it seems to show in the bios and is set to top priority but when i go to boot the installer doesn't load or anything
[08:41] <sinthetek> :(
[08:42] <gribouille> Gnea, of course I do. but you tell me df is relative, but you don't tell me what you mean
[08:42] <alex___> is ubuntu+1 still around?
[08:42] <darkex> using put in pftp fails for me, any idea?
[08:42] <Dr_Willis> alex___:  yes.
[08:42] <alex___> #ubuntu+1 ?
[08:42] <prince_jammys> yessir.
[08:42] <alex___> thx
[08:42] <sinthetek> darkex the error might provide a clue...
[08:43] <Gnea> gribouille: I don't know how to explain it exactly, but the source code can. I'm sorry if that's not good enough for you, this is the Ubuntu support channel, not the commandline interface support everything-there-is channel, like ##linux would be.
[08:43] <darkex> sinthetek: There is none
[08:43] <darkex> Once i hit enter nothing happens O.o
[08:43] <q0_0p> is there a way to play flash with out a browser
[08:43] <alex___>  recently updated to Karmic and now VLC does not diable the screensaver while playing videos. Anyone know a fix?
[08:44] <Dr_Willis> q0_0p:  vlc or mplayer or one of the media players can play them  recall.
[08:44] <Dr_Willis> q0_0p:  or convert it to some other format.
[08:44] <SnakDoc> anyone know how to edit xfce menus ?
[08:45] <q0_0p> k
[08:46] <prince_jammys> both vlc and mplayer can hack it. at least one of them should, depending on the alignment of the stars.
[08:47] <ghostlines> did anyone else notice that ubuntu's site is down?
[08:47] <ghostlines> correction their packages site
[08:48] <medoctron> SnakDoc: http://wiki.xfce.org/howto/customize-menu
[08:48] <Dayofswords> well, i found out how to get a vista recovery disc...... now i just need 3 freaking dvds, them burn, then i can install ubuntu
[08:48] <Gnea> ghostlines: it's down here too
[08:49] <mandiri> ibal
[08:49] <Dayofswords> the live version of Ubuntu is actually faster than the installed vissta on my pc......
[08:50] <darkex> anyone here recommend me a command line ftp client?
[08:50] <KB1JWQ> darkex: ftp
[08:50] <Gnea> darkex: lftp
[08:50] <prince_jammys> lftp
[08:50] <prince_jammys> which i believe ships with ubuntu
[08:51] <SnakDoc> medoctron thanks
[08:51] <drhipis> dayofswords: becouse vista sucks!! and swallows :D
[08:53] <saravanan> ,video editing
[08:53] <saravanan> !video editing
[08:53] <SnakDoc> medoctron you know how xubuntu makes xfce look like gnome ?
[08:53] <saravanan> ok. what can be the best set of tools that i can use for say making an album? or a video recording session?
[08:53] <sharperguy> How can I make the fsck monthly instead of every 30 mounts?
[08:53] <saravanan> so far seen audacity,kino,openmovie editor..
[08:53] <Gnea> saravanan: apt-cache search video edit
[08:54] <medoctron> SnakDoc sorry i don't know that...
[08:54] <SnakDoc> medoctron not a problem i don't either :P
[08:54] <medoctron> SnakDoc but i think a look into google might show you the right way to copy this behaviour somehow
[08:54] <SnakDoc> medoctron been reading haven't found yet
[08:54] <iwobbles> hey ppl whats 255.255.255.255 on my network ? I dont understand these ip strings ,,
[08:54] <Gnea> saravanan: avidemux, mencoder, cinellera, pitivi
[08:55] <medoctron> hmm
[08:55] <SnakDoc> iwobbles thats sounds like a subnet but you be only one in network
[08:55] <medoctron> SnakDoc what about copying all config files from a xubuntu installation to your xfce installation ;)
[08:55] <Gnea> !info ubuntustudio-video
[08:55] <saravanan> cool thanks:)
[08:55] <Gnea> cheers
[08:56] <iwobbles> mm ta SnakDoc Im supprised by the ip eh,, its like saying its 0.0.0.0 sorta  like a host node on a subnet here somewhere Im seeing in ape
[08:56] <saravanan> exactly looking for one which will allow editing different video and audio tracks over a single time line..
[08:56] <saravanan> say audacity with a video time line
[08:57] <SnakDoc> medoctron don't have xubuntu downloaded just seen images
[08:57] <Gnea> saravanan: it's a bit tricky on some of them... audacity and avidemux go great together, but you have to get used to the way avidemux works
[08:57] <SnakDoc> iwobbles the 0.0.0.0 means you have no ip at all
[08:58] <medoctron> SnakDoc why not download it and run it as live cd and copy all config files ;)
[08:58] <iwobbles> mm buckets of bandwidth apparently lol,, ta SnakDoc its all good
[08:58] <SnakDoc> medoctron may have to later i see what happens
[08:58] <medoctron> ;)
[08:59] <saravanan> Gnea: cool. this day for avidemux:) thanks .. will join after lunch.. see ya
[08:59] <SnakDoc> iwobbles what you trying to do ?
[08:59] <iwobbles> Im just monitoring the network is all SnakDoc eh
[09:00] <iwobbles> not doing anything much SnakDoc eh, just I build large gigabit  IP routers for a job and these IPs look weirid to me that Im seeing in EtherApe eh
[09:01] <a-v> Hello. I need to install VirtualBox Guest Additions on an Ubuntu server. I installed virtualbox-ose-guest-source, which pulled in dkms. What do I need to do now? Do I have to get whole kernel sources and unpack them, or there is another way?
[09:01] <SnakDoc> iwobbles sounds more like traffic being routed
[09:02] <yellowsubmarine> whats the best IMmensanger for linux
[09:02] <iwobbles> and Im suprised to see so many protocols in use, like 30 different protocols eh, from TCP to ICMP etc ,, amzing how the WWW has grown eh SnakDoc
[09:02] <SnakDoc> iwobbles lol yea there are tons of them
[09:02] <Deepwaters> I need a nvidia drivers expert.
[09:02] <yassin__> is there a problem if i disable uwf?
[09:03] <Dr_Willis> a-v:  i thouight dkms would rebuild/load the kernel modules as needed on bootup.  At least i think thats what its job is
[09:03] <SnakDoc> yassin__ sudo ufw disable
[09:03] <yassin__> what will happen if i do this action
[09:04] <yassin__> ?
[09:04] <a-v> Dr_Willis, I tried to run it manually and it bailed out because of lack of kernel sources. I don't think it will change on reboot. The question is, do I have to unpack the sources manually? Given that this is Ubuntu, I'd assume there is some "proper automatic" way to do it.
[09:04] <Dr_Willis> a-v:  the kernel source stuff is in some package..   why do you think you need to do it manually?
[09:04] <SnakDoc> yassin__ firewall will be disabled
[09:05] <SnakDoc> yassin__ any reason you wish to disable it ?
[09:05] <yassin__> yes
[09:05] <a-v> Dr_Willis, because that package only contains a tarball, it doesn't unpack it.
[09:05] <kust0m> yassin__: I doubt it will cause you any issues, especially if you have some sort of router/firewall between your modem and your computer.
[09:05] <yassin__> snakdoc ,configurartion of ssh
[09:05] <RichiV> How do I acces my Windows Files from  Ubuntu?
[09:05] <geekphreak> a-v: i though the add-on for virtual box was an iso?
[09:06] <Dr_Willis> a-v:  somnthing odd is going on then.     what was the package name you installed?
[09:06] <geekphreak> it should be located, where it is installed
[09:06] <a-v> geekphreak, manual install is evil, I want to use the Ubuntu package.
[09:06] <SnakDoc> yassin__ just allow ssh
[09:06] <a-v> Dr_Willis, linux-sources.
[09:06] <geekphreak> a-v: gotcha
[09:06] <yassin__> SnakDoc ,thank you
[09:06] <Dr_Willis> !info linux-sources
[09:06] <a-v> erm, linux-source
[09:06] <SnakDoc> yassin__ sudo ufw allow ssh/tcp
[09:07] <HACKER10011> hilo
[09:07] <SnakDoc> yassin__ https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFirewall
[09:07] <abtlv> is there anyone here comes from indonesia?
[09:09] <william> hello
[09:09] <william> how bad does windows suck?
[09:09] <Deepwaters> I need a nvidia drivers expert for 9.04
[09:09] <Deepwaters> desperately
[09:09] <phux> Guest17409, über hard
[09:10] <Guest17409> right on brother
[09:10] <a-v> Dr_Willis, it was 'linux-source' ;)
[09:11] <Dr_Willis> i dont recall ever needign to actually install that package on my vbox guests a-v  i was thinking there was some kernel-headers file that was needed
[09:11] <Deepwaters> I need a nvidia drivers expert for 9.04. I've been trying to get the restricted drivers straight and nothing seems to work. Every time I mess with them I back myself into a corner and I'm in over my head. I'm pretty green when it comes to linux.
[09:11] <a-v> Dr_Willis, well, I tried using kernel-headers as kernel source, but it failed
[09:11] <zmokey> anyone installed xerox freeflow 4127 ?
[09:12] <Dr_Willis> and i dont even recall manually installing that stuff.. i was thinking the  install-guest addations stuff did it all automatically
[09:12] <zmokey> or xerox workcentre 7665
[09:12] <wizzo50> How do you check your speed of your processor on here or do a defrag on Ubuntu?
[09:13] <nathan7> Defrags are not needed.
[09:13] <nathan7> Ext3 is a very efficient filesystem.
[09:13] <geekphreak> wizzo50: this aint windows :)
[09:13] <Deepwaters> corner and I'm in over my head. I'm pretty green when it comes to linux.
[09:13] <Deepwaters> I need a nvidia drivers expert for 9.04. I've been trying to get the restricted drivers straight and nothing seems to work. Every time I mess with them I back myself into a corner and I'm in over my head. I'm pretty green when it comes to linux.
[09:13] <krishmish> hi rrom
[09:13] <nathan7> !repeat
[09:13] <Dr_Willis> Deepwaters:  for starters - state your video card when asking such questions..
[09:13] <krishmish> hi room
[09:14] <Deepwaters> Dr_Willis:  Geforce 8600 GT
[09:14] <krishmish> how can i install a PCTel Modem in 9.04
[09:14] <wizzo50> then how comes some things are running slower on facebook with Mozilla Firefox?
[09:14] <phux> wizzo50, it does?
[09:14] <nathan7> Hmm
[09:14] <Deepwaters> Dr_Willis:  though my more pressing concern right now is that xserver will not run at all
[09:14] <nathan7> That's strange
[09:14] <geekphreak> lol facebook it is slow
[09:14] <wizzo50> I believe it
[09:14] <wizzo50> lol
[09:14] <phux> What is facebook ?
[09:14] <nathan7> krishmish: Voice modems on linux are nightmares, I hope it isn't a voice/fax one?
[09:14] <nathan7> Socialley thing
[09:15] <phux> Is that some opensource linux stuff?
[09:15] <geekphreak> phux: community/social website
[09:15] <wizzo50> Trying to run Mobsters and it wouldn't even load the game itself
[09:15] <nathan7> ...darnit
[09:15] <phux> geekphreak, ah how nerdy, does someone actually use it?
[09:15] <nathan7> Non-nerds do
[09:16] <nathan7> I just stick to identica
[09:16] <krishmish> nathan7: hmm..i think so
[09:16] <krishmish> nathan7: its a PCI
[09:16] <geekphreak> phux:  i dont :)
[09:16] <phux> ^^
[09:17] <nathan7> krishmish: ...most modems are PCI
[09:17] <nathan7> krishmish: Including voice ones.
[09:17] <wizzo50> sebsebseb Been on here tonight?
[09:17] <krishmish> nathan7: it is a voice
[09:17] <cyber_666_uk> hey guys, is compiz just for fancy effects?
[09:17] <prince_jammys> cyber_666_uk: pretty much.
[09:17] <coz_> cyber_666_uk,  no
[09:17] <krishmish> nathan7: do u think i can make it work?
[09:17] <LogicFan> !compiz
[09:18] <nathan7> krishmish: Maybe
[09:18] <coz_> cyber_666_uk,  there are really nice plugin s for work related and real estate related  actions as well as accessibilty plugins
[09:18] <nathan7> krishmish: Not sure.
[09:18] <krishmish> i couldnt install it in windows...probably unavailable dvrs
[09:18] <stram> how can i have my ubuntu box's network connections be enabled upon boot, rather than on user-login?
[09:18] <cyber_666_uk> cos i can never get my effects to enable, so im gonna  try one last complete removal/install then if it doesnt work, get rid of it all together, will that effect anything else?
[09:18] <krishmish> nathan7: cos i didnt know which ones would work in windows
[09:18] <prince_jammys> cyber_666_uk: no.
[09:18] <coz_> cyber_666_uk,  which video card?
[09:19] <cyber_666_uk> ati 123 rage pro (old  card)
[09:19] <krishmish> nathan7: i had better hopes on linux
[09:19] <cyber_666_uk> 128
[09:19] <phux> Does anyone have any knowledge of video streaming ?
[09:19] <coz_> cyber_666_uk,   ok you need to talk with soreau  in #compiz about the possibility of using that card with compiz
[09:19] <LogicFan> phux, be more specific please
[09:19] <krishmish> nathan7: first of all how do i know what drivers are required for it to run/
[09:19] <coz_> cyber_666_uk,  although that sounds like an older card
[09:19] <Die_hard_linux> anyone know much about opengl and 82945G/GZ Integrated Graphics Controller?
[09:19] <durt> stram, configure /etc/network/interfaces then disable NM.
[09:20] <abcminiuser> Hey all, has anyone got 2.6.31-rc8 working on the Aspire One ZG5?
[09:20] <Madison-> hi, I need some help with a ubuntu jaunty install that won't boot after a reboot, I've made no updates or changes since the last time I successfully booted/rebooted. The system hangs with a flashing cursor right after the grub notice comes up, when I escape and try to use recovery mode, I get notices about no filesystem, and what looks suspect is a line that says something along the lines of error mounting /disk/by-uuid
[09:20] <stram> durt: yeah, i was thinking that. kind of a pain with wireless networks though
[09:20] <cyber_666_uk> yeah i dont think it will work very well, but it should stil switch on the effects - choppy or not
[09:20] <phux> LogicFan, Yea, I want to rss download tvshows to my server and stream em to my laptop 5km away
[09:21] <laxa8831> hi
[09:21] <Die_hard_linux> hi
[09:21] <laxa8831> im having trouble installing agave 0.4.4
[09:21] <LogicFan> well, there are many ways to do that.  "stream" means what exactly?  you could network both machines together and play the file off a shared drive
[09:21] <LogicFan> if you have the bandwidth
[09:21] <laxa8831> ive got 0.4.3 and want to upgrade
[09:21] <phux> The server got the bandwich
[09:22] <phux> 100/100, but the client just got a dsl on 10 or smth
[09:22] <phux> Its totally enough but I want to use some kind of webinterface
[09:22] <LogicFan> i mean the bandwidth between the server and laptop
[09:22] <phux> where I can control the avi's
[09:22] <LogicFan> well, you don't need a web interface
[09:22] <phux> I know :P I can just stream it with a ftp but I want too ^
[09:22] <LogicFan> if you have a shared drive, you just play the file from that drive on the local machine
[09:23] <abcminiuser> Can anyone tell me how to debug a boot failure?
[09:23] <simplexio> i have used ssh X tunnel + vlc
[09:23] <Die_hard_linux> anyone have knowledge with OpenGL?
[09:23] <LogicFan> phux, you can't stream via ftp
[09:23] <LogicFan> ftp is for file transfers
[09:23] <abcminiuser> I get to "Starting hardware drivers" before it freezes, and then gives me a "could not start the X server" when I press CTRL+ALT+DEL
[09:23] <phux> Yea, files transfer.
[09:23] <simplexio> vlc because its easier to setup stream with it than mplayer cmdline
[09:23] <Madison-> actually the error is mount: mounting /dev/disk/by-uuid/(theuuid) on /root failed: invalid argument
[09:24] <phux> a avi is a file and I can just transfer it while watching it
[09:24] <LogicFan> phux, or you could just play it off the shared drive it is stored on
[09:24] <Hydrid> chroot_users is for the local users log in and user_list is for the public,internet users?
[09:24] <simplexio> Madison-: for some reason root fs isnt working, uuid is changed or is hd isnt detected
[09:25] <laxa8831> basically i need help compiling the tar.gz package
[09:25] <Madison-> simplexio: if i ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid both partitions on the disk are there (sda1 and sda5)
[09:25] <phux> How do I share the drive in a proper way ?
[09:25] <simplexio> abcminiuser: try to hit ctrl+alt+F1 to get consol login and fix problem
[09:25] <racarter> how can i make a cron script execute with a different current working directory?
[09:25] <LogicFan> phux, what OS are both machines running?
[09:25] <laxa8831> when i try to configure it i can the error gtkmm-2.4 not found
[09:25] <abcminiuser> simplexio, can't - does it store a log somewhere of what driver is failing?
[09:26] <phux> Its a freebsd server and a arch client
[09:26] <Madison-> simplexio: there is also a message about group descriptors being corrupted, but fsck isn't available from the recovery mode
[09:26] <Pirate_Hunter> is there a simple way to check if a port ramge is actually open on my box?
[09:26] <abcminiuser> Going to rescue terminal gives me a blank screen, no login
[09:26] <simplexio> Madison-: ah.. and that mount oint is /root not / , in that case you have an invalid option. try mount /dev/disk/by-uuid/??? /root/
[09:26] <jumbers> Is there a package that I can provide a PDF to that will read it to me using text to speech?
[09:27] <simplexio> Madison-: what fs ?
[09:27] <Madison-> simplexio: ext3?
[09:27] <user1__> Is there any way I can upgrade form 8.04 to 9.10 online without going to 8.10
[09:28] <simplexio> Madison-: so no fsck.ext3 ?  then you need to use livecd
[09:28] <zefyr> when 9.1 coming out
[09:28] <zefyr> ?
[09:28] <prince_jammys> jumbers: the program pdftotext converts a pdf to a text file, if that's useful to you.
[09:28] <laxa8831> why would apt-get install libgtkmm-2.4-dev. not work?
[09:28] <LogicFan> phux, you could just use NFS, but i am not that familiar with FreeBSD or Arch and their packages, sorry.
[09:29] <jumbers> prince_jammys: That could be useful. Thanks
[09:29] <simplexio> btw.. does anyknow howto add xfs_repair + other program to "busybox" (i think its something to with initrd ) i had problem that xfs got broken and i didnt have tools to repait it when server didnt boot
[09:29] <phux> LogicFan, thx anyway :)
[09:29] <laxa8831> nm
[09:29] <prince_jammys> jumbers: you may have it installed already. i do, but i don't recall if i installed it myself.
[09:30] <Madison-> simplexio: i tried mounting, it gives a few errors, ext3-fs error ext3_check_descriptors: block bitmap for group 768 not in group, ext3-fs group descriptors corrupted, ext4-fs warning: ext4_fill_super: extents feature not enabled on this filesystem, use tune2fs, ext4-fs: ext4_check_descriptors, ext4-fs group descriptors corrupted, and ext2-fs sda1: couldn't mount because of unsupported optional features (4)
[09:30] <Madison-> (and then says invalid argument again)
[09:30] <Madison-> I do have the CD I installed from, reboot with that and "try ubuntu without installing"? I assume that's the same live cd
[09:31] <[domon]> hi guys, i've setup an sshkey pair between my computer and my server...i'm able to successfully authenticate to my server with the ssh key for one user, but not for a second. my ssh pub key is in the /home/<user>/.ssh dir for both users, but only works with one (it prompts for a password with the other). any ideas on how to fix this?
[09:31] <simplexio> Madison-: no idea howto fix it, if fsck dosent help
[09:31] <Madison-> I don't get the option to run fsck from the recovery mode - so I need to boot off the cd?
[09:31] <Madison-> how would I fsck the had if i boot from cd? (sorry, never done it before)
[09:32] <grawity> [domon]: Have you checked /var/log/syslog and /var/log/auth.log?
[09:33] <[domon]> grawity: nope, will check now .. thanks :)
[09:33] <simplexio> Madison-: fsck /dev/sda1 ... i think
[09:33] <grawity> [domon]: Also, permissions if ~/.ssh and ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
[09:33] <grawity> of*
[09:33] <Madison-> booting from cd now
[09:33] <Madison-> simplexio: thanks for helping me, by the by ;)
[09:35] <[domon]> it's rw for authorized_keys and drwx for the .ssh folder (600 and 700 i believe)..anyways, they are both owned by the user i'm trying to login with (group and user are the same)
[09:35] <[domon]> k, 'bad ownership or modes for dir /home/user/
[09:36] <Deepwaters> I need a nvidia drivers expert for 9.04. I've been trying to get the restricted drivers straight and nothing seems to work. Every time I mess with them I back myself into a corner and I'm in over my head. I'm pretty green when it comes to linux. Can't get xserver to work at all now. Running geforce 8600 GT, but the real issues is that I can't get xserver to work.
[09:37] <[domon]> bingo. thanks much grawity  :)
[09:40] <RichiV> Is it possible to access my windows music from ubuntu?
[09:40] <nathan7> RichiV: Yes.
[09:40] <RichiV> nathan7: how do i do ti?
[09:40] <nathan7> RichiV: Unless it is DRMed
[09:40] <nathan7> Sec
[09:40] <RichiV> nathan7: DRMed?
[09:41] <tonii> copyright protected
[09:41] <nathan7> DRM==Digital Restrictions Management
[09:41] <RichiV> oh no its not
[09:41] <RichiV> so how do i access it?
[09:41] <nathan7> It's technology that makes you pay again after you bought it
[09:41] <nathan7> Well, in the file browser the windows disk should be at the left
[09:41] <RichiV> no i didnt buy it via itunes if thats what ur saying
[09:41] <nathan7> What windows version is it?
[09:42] <Dr_Willis> !ntfs
[09:42] <Dr_Willis> I think im the only one that ever tells the installer dialogs where to mount my ntfs fileystems at install time. :)
[09:42] <RichiV> Windows Xp Media center
[09:42] <nathan7> !fuse burned out
[09:42] <nathan7> =p
[09:42] <nathan7> Dr_Willis: Yeah.
[09:42]  * nathan7 simply doesn't have them
[09:42]  * nathan7 isn't EVER going back to windoze
[09:43] <Dr_Willis> I  think there should be some Big  dialog asking specifically about ntfs fileysstems  and where to mount them..  or at lesat some helper wizard to run after install.
[09:43] <RichiV> i cant find my windows drive
[09:43] <Dr_Willis> RichiV:  chekc out put of 'sudo fdisk -l'
[09:43] <simplexio> nathan7: if you have to change to win somwtime i recommend installing vbox + ubuntu, currently windows host with buntu guest.. and i spend more time in linux side
[09:44] <Dayofswords> well dang... Microsoft has officially attacked Linux
[09:44] <Dr_Willis> Dayofswords:  they have for years.. :)
[09:44] <RichiV> Dr_Willis: ok
[09:44] <simplexio> Dayofswords: you mean that slide show "tell them truth about win vs linux"
[09:44] <Pirate_Hunter> how do i check if a port range is open in my comp?
[09:44] <Dayofswords> well they have now for when buying a computer http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/09/05/195219
[09:45] <RichiV> Dr_Willis want me to pastebin?
[09:45] <nathan7> simplexio: My P4 can't handle that
[09:45] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: telnet localhost port, or nmap ot netstat
[09:45] <nathan7> simplexio: And I simply can't do without yakuake =p
[09:45] <nathan7> simplexio: (quake-style dropdown terminal)
[09:45] <simplexio> nathan7: well i have phenom2 4X so i can do it
[09:45] <nathan7> simplexio: 0=
[09:46] <nathan7> simplexio: I just call my granddad, "power your computer on", SSH in, boot Xen DomU with win7, rdesktop in
[09:46] <simplexio> actually in work on some p4 1G ram system i run linux guest too
[09:46] <Pirate_Hunter> simplexio: how would I do it with the first option or the last?
[09:47] <nathan7> simplexio: 2.66ghz?
[09:47] <simplexio> nathan7: something like that.. its slow, 1G or more would help alot
[09:47] <RichiV> http://paste.ubuntu.com/265985/               Which one is my windows HD?
[09:47] <Dr_Willis> RichiV:  look for NTFS  in the output
[09:47] <miguelonnnn> hi!! how r u
[09:47] <miguelonnnn> ? :P
[09:47] <Dr_Willis> sudo fdisk -l | grep NTFS
[09:47] <nathan7> simplexio: 768M ram here.
[09:47] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: netstat -l
[09:48] <rojoloco47> Hello ,
[09:48] <nathan7> simplexio: (I added 512M)
[09:48] <miguelonnnn> hi rojoloco47  !
[09:48] <RichiV> Dr_Willis: i found it.. now should i mount it?
[09:48] <grawity> RichiV: sda1
[09:48] <rojoloco47> How can I set up themes on KDE 3.5? :D
[09:48] <RichiV> thanx
[09:48] <RichiV> grawity thank you
[09:48] <Dr_Willis> RichiV:  you only have ntfs/vfat drives.. you dont have linux parittions at all.. how are you even running linux?
[09:48] <miguelonnnn> grawity,  i see you always here :P
[09:48] <simplexio> nathan7: nowdays RAM is so dirty cheap that there isnt reason to but under 4G in computer
[09:48] <miguelonnnn> how r u
[09:49] <nathan7> simplexio: ...my mobo does 2G max.
[09:49] <nathan7> simplexio: I don't have money.
[09:49] <rojoloco47> tell me tell me tell me :(
[09:49] <Pirate_Hunter> simplexio: doesn't actually tell me if it is opened or not just shows a port that it is listening to not the whole range
[09:49]  * nathan7 wants a job
[09:49] <simplexio> RichiV: mounr /dev/sda1 /point
[09:49] <miguelonnnn> what's 2g ?
[09:49] <RichiV> Dr_Willis: i did the Ubuntu within Windows option
[09:49] <rojoloco47> 2nd generation @ miguelonnnn
[09:49] <nathan7> miguelonnnn: 2 gig
[09:49] <rojoloco47> :D
[09:49] <nathan7> In this case
[09:49] <nathan7> 2 gigabytes
[09:49] <Dr_Willis> RichiV:  thats WUBI. and im not sure WUBI can access the windows partition its running from.
[09:49] <nathan7> It can.
[09:50] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: open ? .. well you have defined firewall rules so you can find that stuff from there. iptables -L
[09:50] <miguelonnnn> ahh ok heheh you mean 2g mobile transfer protocols?
[09:50] <nathan7> Dr_Willis: The rootfs is loopmounted from there
[09:50] <Dr_Willis> RichiV:   try mounting sda1 and sewe what happens.
[09:50] <RichiV> Dr_Willis:wudi? whats that?
[09:50] <Madison-> ha
[09:50] <Dr_Willis> nathan7:  ok :) I avoide wubi as if it was the plague
[09:50] <miguelonnnn> 2 gig??
[09:50] <Dr_Willis> RichiV:  its what you used to Install Ubuntu 'inside' windows.
[09:50] <nathan7> Dr_Willis: So the windoze partition has to be mounted
[09:50] <Mikey^> Heya
[09:50] <miguelonnnn> what's a 2 gig mobo? i don't get it
[09:50] <Mikey^> Wubi
[09:50] <nathan7> my motherboard only takes 2 gigabytes of ram
[09:50] <Madison-> simplexio: for future reference if anyone ever has the same problem and i miss it, booting to live cd and sudo fsck /dev/disk/by-uuid/(the sda1 uuid) fixed it
[09:50] <miguelonnnn> ahh ok
[09:50] <miguelonnnn> ram
[09:50] <miguelonnnn> hahah ok ok
[09:50] <simplexio> miguelonnnn: Mother board that only support 2G ram
[09:51] <miguelonnnn> sry, in my land we call it 2Gb with trailing b xd
[09:51] <RichiV> Dr_Willis: im confused.. i did this a while ago
[09:51] <nathan7> Mhm
[09:51] <stealth-> im getting a very low 60 fps on a GeForce FX 5500. And in games like sauerbraten my frame rate is terrible, aswell. Any tips to what might be holding me back?
[09:51] <nathan7> It's 11 AM here
[09:51] <nathan7> I'm lazy
[09:51] <miguelonnnn> lol here too
[09:51] <miguelonnnn> 10.51 hehe
[09:51] <nathan7> stealth-: Got drivers installed?
[09:51] <Mikey^> RichiV: what is your problem ? I installed ubuntu yesterday using wubi
[09:51] <Madison-> 4:51 here
[09:51] <Madison-> ;)
[09:51] <nathan7> miguelonnnn: Indeed.
[09:52] <nathan7> Madison-: am/pm?
[09:52] <Madison-> am
[09:52] <miguelonnnn> am lol spent all night here haha
[09:52] <tonii> stealth-: my first guess would be the GeForce FX 5500
[09:52] <stealth-> nathan7: the ubuntu "driver finder utility" found some closed source ones for me
[09:52] <stealth-> tonii: as in a problem with the card?
[09:52] <spO> sometimes deluge stops running, is there a way to respawn it with upstart event.d scripts  like people used to do with inittab?
[09:52] <tonii> stealth-: as in it's very old
[09:52] <stealth-> tonii: people over at #hardware said thats not a normal framerate for my card.
[09:53] <tallthom> what benefits do i lose by removing apparmor?
[09:53] <nathan7> stealth-: Install them.
[09:53] <nathan7> tallthom: Security.
[09:53] <RichiV> Mikey^: there is no real problem... i just need to mount my windows partition or drive or something... but i need to log in as root! think!!!!! whats the command!
[09:53] <miguelonnnn> hey 1 quick question, there's a "Network Manager" applet which annoys me a lot, how can i kill it? i want configure my connection through iwconfig and that program **** it all
[09:53] <tonii> stealth-: do you have the propertiary drivers from nvidia installed?
[09:53] <stealth-> nathan7: .......install what? I have the propertiary drivers installed already
[09:53] <stealth-> tonii: I believe so
[09:53] <Mikey^> RichiV: you can remove it from the startup programs
[09:53] <Mikey^> go to system->Preferences->Sessions
[09:53] <tallthom> just wondering because some of the ubuntu howto server stuff tells us to remove it
[09:54] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: on default setting there are no firewall rules, so "ports" aare open if program decides to listen one
[09:54] <And> hello
[09:54] <Mikey^> s/sessions/startup applications/
[09:54] <RichiV> Mikey^ what am i trying to remove here?
[09:54] <nathan7> stealth-: hmm
[09:54] <nathan7> stealth-: Rebooted already?
[09:54] <stealth-> tonii | nathan7: the nvidia utility tells me driver version 173 and yes i've rebooted
[09:54] <Mikey^> Once you open the startup applications, just uncheck network manager
[09:54] <Madison-> hmmmm
[09:54] <Mikey^> it wont start next time you login
[09:54] <tonii> stealth-: alright, good.
[09:55] <Madison-> if I stay at the office for 30 more minutes I get free lunch
[09:55] <Madison-> err free breakfast
[09:55] <miguelonnnn> lol xd
[09:55] <L3dPlatedLinux> was wondering about webcams what would I need to use one I have mine pluged in and nothing happenes
[09:55] <Mikey^> or you can even just right click on network manager and uncheck enable networking and configure it manually
[09:55] <Pirate_Hunter> simplexio: hmmm than opening a port range may not do anything special if it opens automatically when its needed?
[09:55] <tonii> stealth-: the card works good in windows I suppose?
[09:55] <Mikey^> L3dPlatedLinux: start cheese
[09:56] <Mikey^> install it if you dont have it
[09:56] <RichiV> how do i use root under terminal?
[09:56] <nathan7> RichiV: sudo
[09:56] <stealth-> tonii: I haven't tried the card in windows
[09:56] <RichiV> no i mean login under root
[09:56] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: yep.. so basicly if didnt add any firewall rules, installed apache it should just work
[09:56] <grawity> RichiV: You shouldn't... but on Ubuntu, sudo -i
[09:56] <durt> stealth-, you might need to add your user to the video permissions group
[09:56] <RichiV> it keeps telling me i need to be root in order to mount
[09:57] <ortsvorsteher> !root | RichiV
[09:57] <durt> stealth-, for DRI
[09:57] <darkex> I have a cron file,
[09:57] <grawity> RichiV: Use 'sudo mount' then.
[09:57] <Mikey^> sounds like a matrix dialogue ")
[09:57] <darkex> lftp -u user,pwd addrhere
[09:57] <darkex> cd /wwwroot/awes0me.net/irc/cef
[09:57] <darkex> put /home/darkex/pisg/index.html
[09:57] <darkex> quit
[09:57] <FloodBot2> darkex: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:57] <RichiV> no i got it... i logged in but
[09:57] <Deepwaters> holy shit that was hilarious
[09:57] <RichiV> 'fuse: failed to access mountpoint /point: No such file or directory
[09:57] <RichiV> lol cant mount
[09:57] <darkex> how come it doesnt to the commands after lftp?
[09:57] <Deepwaters> okay, let's rephrase/update my problem
[09:57] <stealth-> durt: I have direct rendering, according to glxinfo
[09:57] <tonii> stealth-: ah. you use Compiz-fusion?
[09:57] <grawity> RichiV: Please read the error message again.
[09:57] <RichiV> ummm how do i fix my WUBI?
[09:58] <RichiV> grawity: rite sorry its 2 in the morning here
[09:58] <durt> stealth-, what happens when you run glxgears?
[09:58] <durt> stealth-, as far as error messages, warnings?
[09:59] <stealth-> durt: no, I get 60 steady fps
[09:59] <Deepwaters> I am currently running 9.04 with a Geforce 8600 GT. I have EnvyNG and Nvidia Xserver running driver version 180.44. Desktop effects are not working. Can I get some help diagnosing the problem and getting my drivers straight?
[09:59] <durt> stealth-, meh, should be in 1000s
[09:59] <darkex> i have http://paste.ubuntu.com/265990, how come it doesnt do the commands AFTER lftp?
[09:59] <stealth-> tonii: yeah, but it makes no fps difference in glxgears. Im just wondering if theres any way to get any better graphics in my game. Cause i'd hate to have been dealing with a shitty fps when I dont have to
[10:00] <Dr_Willis> 27958 frames in 5.0 seconds
[10:00] <Pirate_Hunter> simplexio: ok so i just punched a few whole in the firewall that weren't need hmmm after I finish this up will remove it and see what happens, if I dont need to open ports than what is the point of the firewall other than blocking ports
[10:00] <Dr_Willis> on my 8800gtsxxx here
[10:00] <tallthom> do i need to disable network manager to use my own custom dns server?  whenever i change the default in network manager, it reverts on next bootup
[10:01] <tonii> stealth-: seems odd
[10:01] <deany> would adding Option "Composite" "Enable" to xorg for an nvidia 6600 (i think) make compiz effects faster/smoother?  (not mine, a friends)
[10:01] <Axz> Hi there, i would like to know how correctly encrypt my backup partition (harddrive) using terminal
[10:02] <JonJ_> Deepwaters: Do you get any kind of error message when you try to enable desktop effects? Is direct rendering enabled? glxinfo | grep "direct rendering"
[10:02] <stealth-> tonii: yeah :S
[10:03] <darkex> i have http://paste.ubuntu.com/265990, how come it doesnt do the commands AFTER lftp?
[10:03] <Deepwaters> JonJ: I get Xlib: extension "GLX missing on display "0,0".
[10:04] <shadghost> ok, i am making a media center with web controal for gatting media to play, like i go to my media center ip and select what music/video to play, and it plays it on the server
[10:04] <tallthom> have dns configured, but network manager doesn't use local address for DNS server.  do i need to disable network manager in this type of setup?
[10:04] <grawity> darkex: A shell script is not the same as typing commands to the shell... it runs lftp, waits for it to close, only then tries to run cd/put/quit
[10:04] <shadghost> any one know of a web based thing to do video like that, i have jinzora for music
[10:04] <Linux> hi, why I can't connect to my yahoo messenger with Kopete on Kubuntu ? There sais "connecting" but he doesn't connect !
[10:05] <nathan7> boobs.
[10:05] <JonJ> Deepwaters: Is the module glx loaded in xorg.conf and is the nvidia driver present?
[10:05] <grawity> darkex: You need to tell it to direct the commands to lftp - http://paste.ubuntu.com/265992/
[10:05] <Deepwaters> JonJ, I don't know, I'm a bit new to this so any specific help you can render would be appreciated
[10:05] <JonJ> Deepwaters: Is the module glx loaded in xorg.conf and is the nvidia driver loaded in that file also?*
[10:05] <RichiV> how do i change from wubi to a nother partition?
[10:05] <nathan7> Hmm
[10:05] <nathan7> Is possible, but hard.
[10:05] <JonJ> Deepwaters: Okey. grep -i glx /etc/X11/xorg.conf will tell you if the glx module is there
[10:06] <RichiV> one sec brb  restarting system
[10:06] <tallthom> any network experts logging now?
[10:06] <Dr_Willis> RichiV:  you still trying to mount your windows drive under wubi? or is there somthing else youa retyring to do?
[10:06] <Deepwaters> JonJ: return = Load "glx"
[10:06] <L3dPlatedLinux> ok cheese doesnt see the cam
[10:07] <JonJ> Deepwaters: Okey. and grep -i nvidia /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
[10:07] <drhipis_> is there a ubu.9.04 version of foobar2000??
[10:07] <burkesbythebay> running ubuntu 9.04 upgraded from 9.10 and have suddenly lost sound
[10:07] <Dr_Willis> !find foobar
[10:07] <abcminiuser> Hey all, how do I determine which hardware driver is failing to load on startup?
[10:07] <Linux> hi, why I can't connect to my yahoo messenger with Kopete on Kubuntu ? There sais "connecting" but he doesn't connect !
[10:07] <L3dPlatedLinux>  but when I lsusb its in there as Bus 005 Device 002: ID 046d:0840 Logitech, Inc. QuickCam Express. So what do I do now?
[10:07] <simplexio> abcminiuser: dmesg
[10:08] <Deepwaters> JonJ: ret = Driver "nvidia"
[10:08] <abcminiuser> Ah right, I assume that'll work from a CTRL+F2 console?
[10:08] <satish> how can i install freemat
[10:08] <JonJ> Deepwaters: Hmmm
[10:08] <Dr_Willis> Linux:  i recall a few weeks back Yahoo changes domthing that broke a lot of the unofficial clients. The fix was to use some other yahoo login server.. but thats about all i rember on the topic
[10:09] <satish> its giving me dependency problems
[10:09] <JonJ> Deepwaters: Check if the nvidia module is loaded please? lsmod | grep -i nvidia
[10:09] <grawity> !yahoo
[10:09] <Linux> Dr_Willis, but what can I use so I can receive and give webcam ? pidgin doesn't have that.
[10:09] <Dr_Willis> Linux:  not a clue. I dont use IM or pidgin or webcams -  skype can do video i recall
[10:10] <RizR> hi. if i shutdown laptop using power button it asks for authentication telling the action is org.freedesktop.consolekit.system.stop-multiple-users
[10:10] <Deepwaters> JonJ: nvidia 7233756 20 (break) agpgart 42696 1 nvidia
[10:10] <RizR> how do i re-configure it so it doesn't ask for password if i switch off computer using power button?
[10:10] <Linux> ok, thanks
[10:10] <grawity> RizR: Administration -> Authorizations
[10:10] <RizR> it's a laptop
[10:10] <uoobief> omg, how to close GNOME ?  sometimes, CLI is just enough ~~
[10:10] <RizR> grawity, it doesn't have the specified action there
[10:11] <RizR> grawity, i dont see the consolekit section. only see policykit
[10:11] <grawity> Hmm :\
[10:11] <abcminiuser> Hmm, bad wireless card couldn't break X, could it?
[10:12] <Dr_Willis> uoobief:  stop the gdm service. is one way
[10:12] <RizR> grawity, checked same thing with polkit-auth command line tool. no action there either.
[10:12] <JonJ> Deepwaters: How about grep "(EE)" /var/log/Xorg.0.log?
[10:12] <uoobief> thanks, dr_willis.
[10:14] <Deepwaters> JonJ: http://pastebin.com/d769f657c
[10:14] <Bersa> hi mates. for which kernel this list ( http://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/video4linux/gspca.txt ) is?
[10:15] <holyhandgrenade> !server
[10:16] <JonJ> Deepwaters: Okey, so it can't actually load the glx module, and it suggests to reinstall the driver. You had used envy, right?
[10:16] <Deepwaters> JonJ: this problem has a long history, but yes, currently I'm running Envy
[10:17] <RichiV> can i use a full disc encrypted external hard drive to install Ubuntu onto?
[10:18] <RichiV> its a windows only full disc encrypted password procted
[10:18] <Dr_Willis> RichiV:  installing via wubi to an exteranal encrypted windows hard drive..  that might not work.
[10:19] <RichiV> Dr_Willis allright. what about a fresh Ubuntu install? i do not have much data on Ubuntu
[10:19] <a-v> Dr_Willis, I figure it out, I had to pass "-k 2.6.28-15-generic" instead of "-k 2.6.28-15-server"
[10:19] <a-v> *figured
[10:20] <Dr_Willis> RichiV:  you can always reparittion  your drives and install ubuntu if you wanted.. or run ubuntu inside virtualbox if you want..  but you may no want tobe repartitionng your hard drives.. and extarnal usb drives will be slow.
[10:21] <iwobbles> hi anyone using dosbox ? how do I get the screen to go full screen ?
[10:23] <RichiV> Dr_Willis: Im thinking of restarting from the very beggining
[10:23] <RichiV> Dr_Willis: do your think that it is a wise decision?
[10:23] <natrixnatrix89> F**K... I just hate windows. Its such a pity im still forced to use it when I want to create SWF files and use actionscript. win crashes so often And has to be reinstalled so often. hate it. Why isnt there adobe flash for linux?
[10:23] <Deepwaters> JonJ, any ideas on where to go from here?
[10:24] <Deepwaters> natrixnatrix89: can't wine it?
[10:24] <JonJ> Deepwaters: I'm working on it
[10:24] <Deepwaters> JonJ, thanks mate
[10:24] <natrixnatrix89> Havent tried it. I dont really trust wining such apps.
[10:24] <miguelonnnn> hey please, 1 question. does anybody here have intel atom? in system monitor i got processor 0 and processor 1, both intel atom n270 @ 160ghz, does that mean that i got dual core atoms?
[10:24] <RichiV> Wine doesnt work for all windows applications, and although i think wine is wondurous, wine wont always provide full quality of the app
[10:24] <natrixnatrix89> but hey. maybe its worth trying
[10:24] <JonJ> Deepwaters: Which driver did you install for your card?
[10:25] <natrixnatrix89> maybe wine is better than windows..
[10:25] <miguelonnnn> i've read some sites that claim playing wow at higher fps than win x'D
[10:25] <Deepwaters> JonJ: right now, I have no idea, what I'm seeing in Xserver is 180.44
[10:25] <rbfg> does CustomLog /var/log/apache2/access.log combined mean that i log the referrer too?
[10:26] <miguelonnnn> fortunately, the only app i need from windows is steam to play counter strike, and works like a charm in ubuntu :P
[10:26] <massimo> !list
[10:26] <Deepwaters> JonJ: one issue I had was trying to download the correct driver, at one time I had both 100.14.junk AND 185.junk
[10:26] <Deepwaters> created problems obviously
[10:26] <JonJ> Deepwaters: You tried to download them manually from nvidias site?
[10:26] <drhipis> #test
[10:27] <Deepwaters> JonJ: yes
[10:28] <JonJ> Deepwaters: Does /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/libglx.so exist?
[10:28] <Deepwaters> JonJ: what is the command to check for it's existence?
[10:29] <JonJ> Deepwaters: You could just do ls /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/ | grep glx
[10:30] <a-v> Hmm, I've got another problem. virtualbox-ose-guest-utils tries to pull in a shitload of X packages which are useless on the server. What should I do?
[10:30] <Deepwaters> JonJ: returns itself
[10:30] <JonJ> Deepwaters: But I have to run, if I were in your shoes, I'd try to uninstall everything nvidia-related and reinstall the 180.44 driver from the ubuntu repos
[10:30] <massimo> http://overflow.xdccing.com/GET?bot=OvF%7CA%7CPereLachaise&pack=14
[10:30] <aparaatti> Hi, does anyone know a program that I could use to draw fast and easily simple crossword grids with?
[10:30] <Deepwaters> JonJ: not envy?
[10:30] <JonJ> Deepwaters: No output? That means that you're missing some glx-stuff that the nvidia-driver was supposed to install
[10:31] <Deepwaters> JonJ: can you give me a last pointer?
[10:31] <JonJ> Deepwaters: Personally, I never use envy, but it seems like it's just a frontend to selecting the right driver from the repositories, so I don't see a problem with it
[10:31] <JonJ> Deepwaters:
[10:31] <Deepwaters> THanks JonJ
[10:31] <JonJ> Deepwaters: Whoops, sorry. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1182507 Has some info about uninstall some posts down
[10:32] <JonJ> Deepwaters: No problem mate, good luck, I hope you find a way to fix it
[10:33] <RichiV> if somehow a virus gets in when i am using WUBI... then will y windows get infected?
[10:33] <Deepwaters> JonJ: with my inexperience? not likely :P
[10:37] <kholzer> Okay, so sound doesn't work for me right now (It breaks pretty consistently for me...).  When I load Amarok (v 1.4), it says that 'xine was unable to initialize any audio drivers.'  If I reboot, the problem will be gone (for a while).  Any advice?
[10:45] <kosa> hi,where can I get some detail info to configure my emacs?
[10:46] <Dr_Willis> emacs has tons of docs online at various sites and a whole BOOK (free) on it -
[10:46] <Dr_Willis> i forget where i got that book at..   proberly the emacs/gnu homepage
[10:48] <Hydrid> can someone see my vsconf and tell me if everything is ok for my friends to ftp me ? here http://paste.ubuntu.com/266013/
[10:49] <NicEXE> I recently got a USB to MIDI (or MIDI to USB because it has both MIDI in and MIDI out) device. I tested it with my Yamaha SY-22 and it works like it should but when I connect a non powered MIDI keyboard (that I can assume that get it's power from the Game port (joystick port) that many old sound cards have) the MIDI keyboard reacts like dead. do you have an idea how to power my MIDI keyboard?
[10:51] <kholzer> NicEXE: what do you mean by a non-powered midi keyboard?
[10:52] <ZioPippo> hello, someone can help me to mount two disk ntfs/sfs please. no solution found with google :(
[10:52] <kholzer> ZioPippo: sfs?
[10:52] <Dr_Willis> ZioPippo:  check the ntfs-3g homepage/docs/commands/man pages?
[10:53] <kholzer> NicEXE: Midi's got a 5V line on it, I think.  But I don't think that there would be enough power to run your keyboard nessecarily.
[10:53] <Dr_Willis>  sudo ntfs-3g /dev/sdXX /medis/whatever        (+ extra options) normally
[10:54] <kholzer> Dr_Willis: sfs = secure filesystem (i.e. encryption, I think...)
[10:54] <aaron11> ziopoppo
[10:54] <Dr_Willis> Then hes proberly out of luck kholzer  :)
[10:55] <kholzer> Man, there is an assload of noise in this channel.
[10:55] <Dr_Willis> kholzer:  its actually rather slow right now.
[10:55] <Dr_Willis> wait till 9.10 comes out.. THEN come in here.
[10:55] <kholzer> Dr_Willis: I mean all the comings and goings rather than the talk
[10:55] <Dr_Willis> kholzer:  i got parts/joins/quits hidden for the most part.
[10:56] <Dr_Willis> Weechat is good for that.  has a 'smart' filter for joinw/parts/quits
[10:56] <kholzer> Dr_Willis: that is smart...
[10:56] <diej> Dr_Willis: what do you mean by 'smart'?
[10:56]  * kholzer sees if Konversation has anything like that.
[10:56] <kholzer> diej: like, it only tells you if someone you've named leaves
[10:57] <kholzer> or someone you're pming
[10:57] <diej> or someone who has named you?
[10:57] <kholzer> diej: I can only guess
[10:57] <Dr_Willis> diej:  if someone enters  never says anything then quits..  i never see the part/hoin messages
[10:57] <Dr_Willis> diej:  if YOU part.. it will show the part message.
[10:57] <Daremonai> is there an opensource program that is like: Vector Magic?
[10:58] <kholzer> Daremonai: what is Vector Magic?
[10:58] <Dr_Willis> its smarter then that kholzer  :) only 'people that have recently talked' are shown parting basically
[10:58] <Daremonai> look at it.
[10:58] <kholzer> Dr_Willis: that's nice
[10:58] <kholzer> Daremonai: No.
[10:58] <Daremonai> it's best described if you see it.. it's an autotracer... convers raster images to vector images
[10:58] <Dr_Willis> and i can hit some key combo and show all the parts/joins if i wanted..
[10:58] <Daremonai> converts8
[10:58] <Daremonai> *
[10:58] <Dr_Willis> Weechat 3.0 just released.. worth checking out.
[10:58] <Dr_Willis> I hope it gets put in the 9.10 repos now.
[10:59] <kholzer> Daremonai: It is online...why not use it online?
[10:59] <happy> hel dii
[10:59] <kholzer> Daremonai: I've used Inkscape to do just that.
[10:59] <natrixnatrix89> whats weechat?
[10:59] <Dr_Willis> natrixnatrix89:  a text based irc client
[11:00] <Dr_Willis> !info weechat
[11:00] <ZioPippo> Dr_Willis:  this is my error http://pastebin.com/m3956f65e
[11:00] <natrixnatrix89> Dr_Willis: is it better than using pidgin for IRC client?
[11:00] <Dr_Willis> natrixnatrix89:  for IRC pidgin is rahter... lacking
[11:01] <kholzer> natrixnatrix89: Depends if you need a GUI...
[11:01] <Dr_Willis> ZioPippo:   looks like you are not using the ntfs-3g command properly.. or got fstab all messed up.
[11:01] <kholzer> natrixnatrix89: I like XChat better on Gnome than pidgin
[11:01] <shaun__> hey guys, i  run game servers and i wanted to give someone  access to the game folder but i dont want to make him a user, ftp only. whats the best way to go about this?
[11:01] <Daremonai> kholzer, yeah I'm using that, however, I want to convert a batch of files... and with inkscape I would have to go and do every single one by hand... was wondering if there's smth like a command-line tool that i would be able to use with a script to do all the things for me
[11:01] <Dr_Willis> ZioPippo:  ive no idea what 'ntfs-3g: Failed to access volume '/dev/sdg1': Nessun file o directory'   the nessum... means..
[11:02] <ZioPippo> kholzer: yes. 1 disk with 2 partitions ntfs and 1 disk with 1 partition sfs
[11:02] <kholzer> ZioPippo: I'd load it in windows.  From a cursory glance, it doesn't appear that ntfs-3g has SFS support.
[11:03] <natrixnatrix89> kholzer: so XChat is better than weechat?
[11:03] <kholzer> Daremonai: Tell me if you find anything.  I tend not to need to to batch stuff.
[11:03] <Dr_Willis> natrixnatrix89:  depends on your needs.. I  perfer weechat to xchat
[11:03] <kholzer> natrixnatrix89: Depends on what you want.  If you want to be able to click on stuff, X-Chat is better.
[11:04] <kholzer> natrixnatrix89: I used bitchX for a long time, which is console based.
[11:04] <Dr_Willis> Quassel is a rather neat IRC client in  some ways
[11:04] <natrixnatrix89> wow. weechat runs in terminal.. thats something new..
[11:04] <Dr_Willis> 'irc' -> ircii -> bitchx -> irssi -> weechat. :)
[11:04] <Dr_Willis> natrixnatrix89:  actually the idea is quite... old..
[11:05] <ZioPippo> Dr_Willis: '/dev/sdg1': Nessun file o directory'  = no file or directory
[11:05] <Daremonai> kholzer, I think i will go for something liek a macro recording software and will let it do the things for me... thing is, I'm using blender to generate a bunch of png files from it's animation, then will use inkscape to vectorize those, and then convert all these vector images into an swf vid
[11:05] <Daremonai> its*
[11:05] <raven_> hi - how can i change a VIRTUALBox Ubuntu to a "real" ubuntu?
[11:05] <ZioPippo> kholzer: don't mount even the ntfs partitions
[11:05] <pcbuilder97> anybody else having issues with 9.10?  from partitioner on the floppy drive runs constantly
[11:06] <kholzer> ZioPippo: Make an image of the drive, NOW.
[11:06] <Dr_Willis> Floppy drive.. thats... old.. :)
[11:06] <jancis> interesting
[11:06] <kholzer> Daremonai: You can script inkscape (I think....)
[11:06] <Dr_Willis> pcbuilder97:  check in #ubuntu+1 and the  9.10 forums/bug sites
[11:06] <jancis> q
[11:06] <Daremonai> kholzer, with inkscape, a dialog appears then you would have to press "OK" and you can't do that with a script...
[11:07] <Daremonai> anyway, i will go have lunch now, brb
[11:07] <Dr_Willis> inkscape may have its own internal scripting language...
[11:07] <ZioPippo> fdisk -l is http://paste.ubuntu.com/266023/
[11:07] <Professeur> flood
[11:07] <Professeur> flood
[11:07] <Professeur> flood
[11:07] <FloodBot2> Professeur: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:07] <Dr_Willis> Daremonai:  http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/ScriptingHOWTO
[11:08] <Professeur> test :p
[11:08] <_tj> !mp3
[11:08] <anahel> WinAmp not running
[11:08] <Vero> i'm listening to Sarah Lane and Martin Sargent with TWiF 33: Thunder Thighs Save Lives since 05:20
[11:08] <kholzer> Daremonai: What about this:  Could you write a script to post to this (http://www.roitsystems.com/cgi-bin/autotrace/tracer.pl) form?
[11:08] <JohnLocke> hello all
[11:08] <ZioPippo> kholzer: what I need the
[11:09] <kholzer> Daremonai: I think that could do it for you.  Do you know anything about programming (in python or anything)?
[11:09] <Daremonai> c++
[11:09] <ZioPippo> kholze:  what I need the image?
[11:09] <kholzer> ZioPippo: Is your drive dying?
[11:09] <JohnLocke> how one can operate the terminal in a mode where a command is sent once to the server, not per character?
[11:09] <kholzer> Daremonai: You can use cURL to post to that form.
[11:09] <Daremonai> kholzer, thanks for the help... I'm quite hungry :) gonna go have lunch, and will be back :)
[11:09] <Daremonai> alright...
[11:10] <kholzer> Daremonai: K
[11:10] <JohnLocke> i.e., is there a seetings file for the terminal?
[11:10] <JohnLocke> settings*
[11:10] <kholzer> ZioPippo: If your drive is dying, save an image of it (and mess with it in loopback).
[11:10] <ihtarlik> New Question: Why is samba-daemon listening on port 7?
[11:10] <Oldsql> #PiPi.s48
[11:10] <Oldsql> join/ #PiPi.s48
[11:11] <JohnLocke> Oldsql: "/join #PiPi.s48"
[11:11] <kholzer> ihtarlik: have you checked the config file?  how it is being called?
[11:11] <ZioPippo> kholzer: testdisk on ubuntu is ok and i can also list the files on disk
[11:12] <kholzer> ZioPippo: Are you trying to recover your data?
[11:12] <ihtarlik> I have double checked my config file, and it's being called with the -D option only.
[11:13] <ZioPippo> kholzer: with some live a can mount it
[11:13] <kholzer> ZioPippo: ???
[11:14] <ZioPippo> kholzer: wath
[11:14] <ihtarlik> I've also checked /defaults/samba for anything weird.  Nothing.
[11:14] <kholzer> ihtarlik: start it with strace
[11:15] <kholzer> ZioPippo: I don't understand what 'with some live a can mount it' means
[11:15] <glicks> excuse me, how come when i put in my 8gb usb stick, ubuntu sees it as a 8gb media but only 265 megs are being used and it says there are only 684 megs free
[11:16] <glicks> what could be the cause of that
[11:16] <glicks> is my usb stick broken?
[11:16] <kholzer> glicks: maybe you only formatted the a 949MB filesystem?
[11:16] <sebrock> Anyone have airfoil speakers up and running? I cant get sound but connetion/streaming is fine
[11:16] <ihtarlik> glicks: maybe it's a Sandisk Cruzer with a partition for portable apps?
[11:17] <Jackiz> how can i install linux on my netbook? i have no usb memory, and it cant read cd.
[11:17] <glicks> its an HP 8gig
[11:17] <ZioPippo> kholzer: if i run an old cd ubuntu live i can mount the disk with no problems
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> !netboot | Jackiz
[11:18] <ihtarlik> glicks: try running Gparted while it's plugged in and see if it sees the whole 8gb.
[11:18] <glicks> kholzer, a 949 meg filesystem?
[11:18] <glicks> do i have to unmount first ihtarlik
[11:18] <ihtarlik> glicks: no
[11:19] <glicks> ihtarlik, yeah gparted sees the entire 8 gigs
[11:19] <bitplane> Hi, I'm using Ubuntu Jaunty and since the latest update MPlayer seems to be overriding Moonlight when playing the MIME type for application/x-silverlight
[11:19] <kholzer> glicks: but is it split between two partitions?
[11:20] <glicks> doesnt look like it kholzer
[11:20] <bitplane> I'm guessing this is something to do with "Ubuntu Firefox Modifications" add-on, as there is no MPlayer add-on listed
[11:20] <glicks> but under status it says no mounted
[11:20] <glicks> even though it is mounted
[11:20] <ihtarlik> glicks: Then it must only have part of it partitioned.  You can unmount the partition that's been mounted, remove all partitions, and create a new 8gb partition.  But then you'll lose all your files.
[11:21] <spO> what is the difference between desktop and netbook remix editions of ubuntu?   for an old laptop,   i should install desktop edition, right
[11:21] <aaron11> yes
[11:21] <omid8bimo> hey guys, i have an issue on my compaq laptop, i have sound from headphone but no sound from laptop's speaker! nay idea?
[11:21] <aaron11> sp0 yes
[11:22] <glicks> i dont have to unmount it for format it do i
[11:22] <spO> why is there a netbook remix edition?
[11:22] <ihtarlik> glicks: Yes you do
[11:22] <glicks> hmm
[11:22] <glicks> in gparted there is a warning
[11:22] <ihtarlik> glicks: right click on the partition you want to remove, and select "unmount"
[11:22] <glicks> cant open /dev/sdc1: no such file or directory, cannot initialize H:
[11:23] <glicks> mlabel: cannot initialize drive
[11:23] <glicks> then it says unable to read the contents of this filesystem because of this some operations may be unavailable
[11:23] <ihtarlik> glicks: have you written anything to the drive since you plugged it in?
[11:24] <glicks> no
[11:24] <ihtarlik> glicks: then just pull it out
[11:25] <lstarnes> spO: the netboox remix edition is designed specifically for netbooks
[11:25] <aaron11> omid8bimo i had that problem on my 8.10 ubuntu
[11:25] <alexey> hi
[11:25] <ihtarlik> glicks: when you stick it back in, watch what gets mounted.  unmount it and then use gparted
[11:25] <aaron11> jhonnyboy u from canada
[11:26] <allan_> hello
[11:26] <omid8bimo> aaron11: any idea? how did u solve it?
[11:26] <allan_> does anyone know the best app for ripping cd to mp3
[11:27] <ihtarlik> kholzer: what do I look for with strace?  Samba's output is monstrous.
[11:27] <glicks> hmm it says an error occured while formatting it
[11:28] <glicks> oh i need to give it a disk label?
[11:28] <ihtarlik> glicks: it shouldn't NEED a disk label
[11:29] <ZioPippo> no more help for my mount errors? :(
[11:29] <ihtarlik> glicks: maybe give it one and see if it still complains?
[11:29] <Daremonai> back
[11:33] <Oekoterrorist> moin
[11:33] <Oekoterrorist> alles klar?
[11:33] <Oekoterrorist> ich mach mal ein auf aleinunterhalter wenn hier sich keiner meldet
[11:34] <Oekoterrorist> speak englisch?
[11:34] <Oekoterrorist> france?
[11:34] <Oekoterrorist> bölg
[11:34] <Jan500> diej: do you got it?since that time i was away
[11:34] <Jan500> Oekoterrorist:  english channel ;)
[11:34] <Jan500> Oekoterrorist: #ubuntu.de is german speaking
[11:35] <agostino_> good morning
[11:35] <geophysics> hi im using linux mint 7 gnome but i want to install xfce desktop
[11:35] <Oekoterrorist> do it!
[11:35] <agostino_> ok
[11:35] <agostino_> do it
[11:35] <kholzer> ihtarlik: post it here http://paste.pocoo.org/
[11:35] <kholzer> ihtarlik: (the trace output, that is)
[11:36] <geophysics> how can i
[11:36] <aaron11> helo
[11:36] <aaron11> is anyone here
[11:36] <geophysics> aaron11: hi
[11:36] <agostino_> me
[11:36] <aaron11> ok
[11:36] <agostino_> good morning
[11:37] <kholzer> aaron11: yes....
[11:37] <geophysics> do I have to unistall gnome to install xfce ?
[11:37] <kholzer> geophysics: no
[11:37] <adPasya> Greetings, #ubuntu. Can anyone help me with my wine not supporting GSM 6.10 codec?
[11:37] <kholzer> geophysics: it will show up as an option in your login screen (if you use something sane like the gnome or kde default)
[11:37] <geophysics> sudo aptitude install xubuntu-desktop  is the right  comment  , true ??
[11:38] <kholzer> !info xubuntu-desktop
[11:38] <agostino_> adPasya: i think you had to update your wine
[11:38] <kholzer> yeah
[11:38] <ihtarlik> kholzer: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/138308/
[11:38] <adPasya> agostino_: I did at already to 1.1.29
[11:38] <kholzer> geophysics: yeah, do it!
[11:38] <geophysics> kholzer:  thx
[11:39] <etbl> hi, i'm currently installing a piece of software, and the instructions tell me to run the commands:
[11:39] <adPasya> By the way, I'm running 9.04 x64
[11:39] <Jan500> Oekoterrorist: btw...
[11:39] <Jan500> !ask |Oekoterrorist
[11:39] <agostino_> adPasya: ok,mabye wine crash for the compatibility command......so try to install a precedent version of GSM
[11:39] <cyber_666_uk> hey guys, can i not open .rar files with ubuntu?
[11:40] <Jan500> cyber_666_uk:  you have tu install unrar
[11:40] <Jan500> o
[11:40] <cyber_666_uk> thx
[11:40] <DeannaT2> cyber_666_uk, its in synaptic
[11:40] <Jan500> cyber sudo apt-get install unrar
[11:40] <kholzer> ihtarlik: is this when you /etc/init.d/samba start  or are you callling it manually?
[11:40] <ari_stress> hi all, why my midnight commander goes to vi when editing file?
[11:40] <kholzer> ihtarlik: (by manually, i mean sambad or whatever...)
[11:40] <ihtarlik> kholzer: init.d
[11:40] <kholzer> ari_stress: try setting the EDITOR environment variable.
[11:40] <adPasya> agostino_: wine doesn't crash. It just tells me that GSM support is not compiled in, when I try to run related soft.
[11:40] <kholzer> ari_stress: (I think...)
[11:41] <Oekoterrorist> wie wir sehen haben wir es hier mit einer kleinen gruppe zu tun, wir nennen sie die bekifften kichererpsen
[11:41] <kholzer> ihtarlik: could you run it by hand?  Also, could you not daemonize?
[11:41] <agostino_> adPasya: try to recompile it
[11:41] <rojoloco47> hello
[11:41] <kholzer> ihtarlik: if you daemonize, it forks and you need another strace option.
[11:41] <Jan500> cyber_666_uk: hint, you can add the parameter -kb (in console) to keep broken extracted files
[11:41] <rojoloco47> can anybody teach me some basic hacking ? :D
[11:42] <Jan500> O_o
[11:42] <Sidewinder1> !rar | cyber_666_uk>
[11:42] <cyber_666_uk> thx - installed now
[11:42] <Oekoterrorist> jingle bells
[11:42] <Oekoterrorist> fuck you
[11:42] <Cha-che> Hi, could someone help me with installing the Open-Source Radeon Driver? I've followed a guide but whenever I start my computer it tells me it's running in low graphics setting
[11:42] <Jan500> omg
[11:42] <adPasya> agostino_: And I tried to do! In this case, configure tells me that it can't find 32-bit dev libraries for gsm, and how do I get them, running x64?
[11:42] <etbl> hi, i'm currently installing a piece of software, and the instructions tell me to run the commands: cd dir-to-software; ./configure --prefix=/instdir --sysconfdir=/instdir/conf;  make; # but it said to run the commands as a specific user (it told me to create the user earlier in the install instructions).  i accidentally ran these commands as root instead.  my questions are a) what do these commands actually do?  does ./configure do
[11:43] <ari_stress> kholzer: thanks
[11:43] <etbl> from which its run?
[11:43] <kholzer> ari_stress: no problem.
[11:43] <rojoloco47> no body hacker ?
[11:43] <rojoloco47> :(
[11:43] <kholzer> eboyjr: Configure is part of the piece of shit we know as autoconf (Thank you larry wall, also known as the enemy that brought you PERL.)
[11:44] <jussi01> kholzer: please watch the language
[11:44] <kholzer> *****!!!! sorry eboyjr rather etbl
[11:44] <tonii> etbl: the software got installed with root priveliges instead of user priveliges.
[11:44] <rojoloco47> teach me hacking :(
[11:44] <kholzer> jussi01: Sorry.  I have strong feelings about larry wall.
[11:44] <harry97> is it possible to reinstall the system with out erasing the files that are on a drive in such  a way as to be able to ssave thsoe files when tehy have become inaccessaable?
[11:44] <agostino_> adPasya: in this case you can do 2 thing: the first,you have to upgrade your' 32-bit dev libraries....the second you can run x64
[11:44] <Sidewinder1> repeat | rojoloco47>
[11:44] <etbl> in other words, if i simply delete the directory from which i ran these commands, will my system be in an identical state as it would be if i had never downloaded/installed the software?
[11:45] <eboyjr> kholzer: It's okay. Just if I was an 8 year old. I didn't want to hear that lol
[11:45] <tonii> etbl: ./configure just creates a config for make to use.
[11:45] <rojoloco47> sidewalk, what to repeat ?
[11:45] <kholzer> etbl: probably not.
[11:45] <kholzer> etbl: did you make install?
[11:45] <adPasya> agostino_: Just as I thought, thanks. And how do I upgrade my 32-bit dev libraries?
[11:45] <etbl> kholzer: how can i entirely "undo" these commands?
[11:45] <etbl> kholzer: its a rather obscure piece of software
[11:46] <kholzer> etbl: did you run `make install'?
[11:46] <Sidewinder1> !repeat | rojoloco47>
[11:46] <kholzer> etbl: which software?
[11:46] <agostino_> adPasya: you can upgrade it with Synaptics
[11:46] <Jan500> rojoloco47: run .\script-kiddie-hack 127.0.0.1
[11:46] <Jan500> :S
[11:46] <Jan500> are you want to know :S
[11:46] <tonii> \?
[11:46] <etbl> kholzer: its called evergreen, library management system
[11:47] <etbl> kholzer: no, only 'make'
[11:48] <tonii> then nothing should've been installed
[11:48] <kholzer> tonii: not always....
[11:48] <adPasya> agostino_: I already got last version of libgsm1-dev installed, but I'm wondering if it is 32-bit.
[11:48] <kholzer> etbl: is /install there?
[11:49] <tonii> kholzer: no? thought "make" only compiled the binaries.
[11:49] <kholzer> etbl: rather, is there a /install in your system?
[11:49] <rojoloco47> thanks sidewalk :)
[11:49] <ihtarlik> kholzer: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/138311/
[11:49] <kholzer> tonii: Usually.  Not always the case.  Onice in a while I've seen files messed by the default make target.
[11:49] <Sidewinder1> sidewalk?
[11:49] <tonii> kholzer: ahh. bad programming then :P
[11:50] <Sidewinder1> rm...No, never mind...
[11:51] <ubuntu_> i am about to install ubuntu in my DELL Laptop. I am going to dual boot the? system. while partition the system, i want to give 30gb to the Ubuntu.Please how many mount points needed?
[11:51] <kholzer> *Once
[11:51] <Sidewinder1> All of your proggies are belong to us.
[11:51] <rojoloco47> sorry boss Sidewinder1 actually I press tab and forgot your ID ,really sorry :D
[11:51] <Sidewinder1> NP
[11:51] <adPasya> Ehm, so can anyone help me with my wine / GSM 6.10 / x64 problem?
[11:51] <ubuntu_> i am about to install ubuntu in my DELL Laptop. I am going to dual boot the? system. while partition the system, i want to give 30gb to the Ubuntu.Please how many mount points needed?
[11:51] <etbl> kholzer: do you mean is there a file called install in my root directory?
[11:52] <etbl> ubuntu_: depends what filesystems you use
[11:52] <kholzer> etbl: yes
[11:52] <etbl> here's what i recommend.
[11:52] <kholzer> etbl: if you ran the configure just like that...
[11:52] <SingAlong> hi all
[11:52] <Sidewinder1> !repeat | ubuntu_
[11:53] <SingAlong> my ubuntu terminal only shows 2 colors. one for the background and one for the font. is there any way to make it look colorful?
[11:53] <etbl> here's what i recommend.  make an extended partition for ubuntu
[11:53] <ubuntu_> ubottu: mistakenly pasted it
[11:53] <joeyjones> SingAlong: why would you want colour?
[11:53] <rojoloco47> Should i keep repeating my question or its not allowed here @ Sidewinder1 ?
[11:53] <SingAlong> joeyjones: for the fun of it :)
[11:53] <etbl> sorry, ubuntu_
[11:53] <SingAlong> joeyjones: lets say i'm bored of 2-colors terminal :)
[11:54] <etbl> ubuntu_: here's what i recommend.  make an extended partition for ubuntu.  within this, make several logical ones
[11:54] <joeyjones> SingAlong: it sorta defeats the purpose of a basic console
[11:54] <etbl> ubuntu_: one for /boot
[11:54] <SingAlong> joeyjones: thats okie :)
[11:54] <etbl> ubuntu_: this will hold the bootloader and i believe the kernel.  100MB should be enough
[11:54] <etbl> ubuntu_: this should be ext2
[11:54] <kholzer> SingAlong: Yeah.  http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prompt-HOWTO/x329.html
[11:55] <etbl> ubuntu_: another for / . make this one xfs
 The type of question you asked is vague and too broad. Ask more specific questions and you'll get a better response.
[11:55] <kholzer> SingAlong: Read that guide.  Or find one for ZSH (I like ZSH)
[11:55] <sebrock> anyone using airfoil speakers for linux here?
[11:55] <etbl> ubuntu_: obviously, make the extended partition 30 GB
[11:55] <ihtarlik> rojoloco47: what are you trying to hack/crack?
[11:55] <etbl> ubuntu_: make the xfs partition 29.9 gigs, or whatever is left after you make the /boot one
[11:56] <ubuntu_> etbl: can we chat private
[11:56] <kholzer> ihtarlik: I'm not seeing anything in there.  Could you post the log (/var/log/samba/log.smbd)?
[11:56] <etbl> kholzer: no, there's not any file called /install
[11:56] <etbl> but there is one called instdir
[11:56] <etbl> which is what my --target was
[11:56] <kholzer> etbl: it probably didn't install anything then.
[11:57] <rojoloco47> Actually I want to know what kind of hacking I can do in Linux ,ubuntu or BT4 ,Just tell me the work I can do I will search for google if possible for me ,but I actually have no Idea what else I can do except of hacking a WEP /WPA
[11:57] <etbl> kholzer: why would u think there'd be a file called /install?
[11:57] <SockPants> hi
[11:57] <kholzer> rojoloco47: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html
[11:58] <ihtarlik> kholzer: re rojoloco47: hahahaha
[11:58] <ihtarlik> kholzer: esr is so funny
[11:58] <kholzer> etbl: I guess insdir rather.  You had said you typed in: './configure --prefix=/instdir --sysconfdir=/instdir/conf;  make;'
[11:59] <SockPants> problem: for a virtual machine, i need virtualbox to be able to read and write to /dev/sda2. however, when i chmod it to 666 it just changes back again randomly
[11:59] <rojoloco47> kholzer, :(
[11:59] <SockPants> how can i keep it so that virtualbox can access it
[11:59] <etbl> kholzer: yes, exactly
[11:59] <ihtarlik> kholzer: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/138314/
[11:59] <etbl> and instdir exists, but it did long before i ran the commands for other reasons
[11:59] <kholzer> rojoloco47: Get a book on exploits.  Lots of stuff is nicer for that kind of thing in unix systems.
[12:00] <kholzer> rojoloco47: Or read some articles on phrack or something.
[12:00] <rojoloco47> is the unix is same as BT or Ubuntu @ kholzer ?
[12:01] <kholzer> rojoloco47: I don't know what BT is.  Ubuntu is a unix knockoff, basically.
[12:01] <ihtarlik> rojoloco47: try http://www.hackthisbox.com/
[12:01] <kholzer> rojoloco47: There are a million of em.
[12:02] <ihtarlik> rojoloco47: BT is short for BackTrack, a penetration tester's modded Linux distro
[12:02] <kholzer> ah.
 ubuntu is a 'flovor of linux/unix
[12:02] <Sidewinder1> flavor
[12:02] <delly> Hello, I am compiling a new kernel. For some reason it always gets kernel panic when i try, it apparently lacks the drivers for my HD(i got Ext4 compiling into the kernel). How do i figur it out. I refuse to make a remdisk unless i am forced to.
[12:02] <kholzer> ihtarlik: "penetration tester" = "script kiddie" ?
[12:03] <kholzer> ;)
[12:03] <ihtarlik> kholzer: Some of BT's programs make it easy, and some don't.
[12:03] <kholzer> ihtarlik: I don't see anything in there.
[12:03] <rojoloco47> Ok thanks a lot ,i first visit these links ,and if any problem I will face i will come back ,thanks alot you all :)
[12:03] <kholzer> ihtarlik: How do you know it is on port 9 or whatever?
[12:04] <SockPants> problem: for a virtual machine, i need virtualbox to be able to read and write to /dev/sda2. however, when i chmod it to 666 it just changes back again randomly.
[12:04] <osotogari> I have just transferred some files using samba from comp A to comp B on my network. When I look in nautilus on comp B there is a padlock icon associated with the transferred files. What does this mean?
[12:04] <kholzer> ihtarlik: nmap?
[12:04] <ihtarlik> kholzer: nmap and fuser
[12:05] <Sidewinder1> padlock = ownes by root
[12:05] <ihtarlik> osotogari: it means you don't have permission to access the files.
[12:05] <Sidewinder1> owned
[12:05] <kholzer> ihtarlik: I don't know what to say...
[12:05] <ihtarlik> osotogari: when you copied the files (as root), did you use the -a parameter?
[12:06] <Dreki> i need a command line input that will create a textfile and save it to a spacific place
[12:06] <osotogari> @ Sidewinder1 & ihtarlik: I'll have to chmod them so on comp to play with them? I copied them as a normal user
[12:06] <kholzer> ihtarlik: Good luck....What about if you tried passing in a port explicitly on the command line?  Anyhow, I'm going to bed as it is four in the morning here....
[12:06] <Sidewinder1> yes
[12:06] <Sidewinder1> or chown
[12:06] <osotogari> @ Dreki: try touch /place/you/want/the/textfile/textfile.txt
[12:07] <delly> What kernel module does my WDC WD3200BEVT-2 hardisk require?
[12:07] <smn_> hey people. i used the nrg2iso function on a image i got. i get a iso file all ok. then i use Gmount-iso program to mount the iso file and it gives me this error An error occured
[12:07] <smn_>  wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0,       missing codepage or helper program, or other error       In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try       dmesg | tail  or so                                 the dmesg|tail gives me this info. http://pastebin.org/15359                 Anyone that can help me mounting this iso?
[12:08] <ihtarlik> osotogari: "chmod -R yourusername.yourusername" on the directory should help
[12:08] <SockPants> anyone: how can i chmod /dev/sda2 to allow full access by virtualbox permanently?
[12:09] <Dreki> osotogari: touch: cannot touch `/home/steven/desktop/textfile.txt': Not a directory
[12:09] <osotogari> Desktop has a capital D
[12:09] <zamba> use the tab key to complete a path
[12:09] <zamba> that way you ensure that it actually exists
[12:10] <smn_> hey people. i used the nrg2iso function on a image i got. i get a iso file all ok. then i use Gmount-iso program to mount the iso file and it gives me this error An error occured. wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0, missing codepage or helper program, or other error *  In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail  or so * the dmesg|tail gives me this info. http://pastebin.org/15359  * Anyone that can help me
[12:10] <smn_>  mounting this iso?
[12:10] <Dreki> yeah im dumb, that worked, thanks thanks osotogari and zaggynl
[12:10] <osotogari> @ smn_: try sudo mount example.iso /media/isoimage/ -t iso9660 -o loop to mount the disk on /media/exampleiso Make sure that the exampleiso folder is created
[12:10] <Dreki> zamba i mean
[12:11] <SockPants> anyone: how can i chmod /dev/sda2 to allow full access by virtualbox permanently? i tried sudo chmod 666 which works but it changes back again
[12:11] <fuzzman54> Can anyone tell me why this isn't working? http://pastebin.com/m61bb6f3f
[12:11] <smn_> how do i create the folder in /media as oot and in gui? dont know the command...
[12:12] <smn_> root*
[12:12] <osotogari> @ snm: sudo mkdir /media/examplefolder
[12:12] <diej> Jan500: hi
[12:13] <fuzzman54> Anyone?
[12:14] <smn_> osotogari: same error otogari> @ smn_: try sudo mount example.iso /media/isoimage/ -t iso9660 -o loop to mount the disk on /media/exampleiso Make sure that the exampleiso folder is created
 zamba i mean
 anyone: how can i chmod /dev/sda2 to allow full access by virtualbox permanently? i tried sudo chmod 666 which works but it changes back again
 Can anyone tell me why this isn't working? http://pastebin.com/m61bb6f3f
 how do i create the folder in /media as oot and in gui? dont know the command...
[12:14] <FloodBot2> smn_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
 root*
[12:14] <zamba> smn_: you ok?
[12:14] <slhsen> Hi, I just installed ubuntu 9.04 and opera 10 but I cannot connect to web with it. Any ideas?
[12:14] <SockPants> anyone: how can i chmod /dev/sda2 to allow full access by virtualbox permanently? i tried sudo chmod 666 which works but it changes back again
[12:14] <lakis1982> hello .. i want to specify a command of suspend to ram  to a multimedia key of my keyoboard so that when i press it , the pc goes to sleep mode....  do you know what's the command that i should assign please???
[12:14] <smn_> woops
[12:15] <deany> SockPants, what filesystem is sda2.
[12:15] <smn_> osotogari its the same arror
[12:15] <SockPants> deany: ntfs
[12:15] <smn_> what is that codepage it says there?
[12:15] <deany> SockPants, thats why then...:)
[12:15] <SockPants> deany: but it needs access to the raw partition, so it shouldnt matter
[12:15] <SockPants> deany: i don't understanhd
[12:15] <deany> SockPants, ntfs doesnt understand linux permissions.
[12:16] <smn_> osotogari: An error occured. wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0, missing codepage or helper program, or other error *  In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail  or so
[12:16] <SockPants> deany: but im just trying to allow access to the device, not the filesystem
[12:16] <deany> SockPants, you should mount it with rw for your user
[12:16] <SockPants> deany: i dont want to mount it
[12:16] <Sidewinder1> *sigh*
[12:16] <deany> SockPants, ah.
[12:17] <werti_rus> lol)
[12:17] <chazco> Hi... how can I check a shell script is NOT being ran as root?
[12:17] <osotogari> @smn_: Step 1: sudo mkdir /media/iso Step 2: sudo mount -t iso9660 filename.iso /media/iso -o loop Step 3: ls -la /media/iso
[12:19] <lakis1982> hello .. i want to specify a command of suspend to ram  to a multimedia key of my keyoboard so that when i press it , the pc goes to sleep mode....  do you know what's the command that i should assign please???
[12:20] <smn_> osotogari: the step 2 give me the same error
[12:22] <tafsen> Is there a guide on how to get the newest nvidia drivers?
[12:22] <lime> hi there!
[12:22] <osotogari> @ smn_ works for me here. :-/
[12:23] <smn_> the error names a codepage... what is that?
[12:23] <smn_> maybe i dont got some files i need?
[12:23] <tonii> smn_: the .nrg, was it a regular iso?
[12:23] <sfantu> hello
[12:23] <Sidewinder1> lakis1982> The key sequence of "ctrl-alt l "(that's lower case L) will lock/sleep. Not sure how to assign that to one key-stroke.
[12:23] <sfantu> Is this the right place to asck for some help?
[12:23] <Sidewinder1> !ask
[12:23] <smn_> tonii: it was soemthing i downloaded. i dont know what kind of nrg it is
[12:24] <sfantu> :)
[12:24] <Sidewinder1> :)
[12:24] <smn_> tonii: i used nrg2iso program to convert though...
[12:24] <ihtarlik> Informal poll:  Who here is running Samba and has port 7 open? ("nmap localhost" to find out)
[12:25] <adPasya> How do I install 32-bit libgsm1-dev on my x64 system?
[12:25] <Manolo> Hi all
[12:25] <legend2440> smn_: in terminal type   file <nameofiso>.iso  it should return   ISO 9660 CD-ROM filesystem data  if it says  data or something else its probably corrupted
[12:25] <tonii> smn_: looks like either the ISO broke in the convert, or it's a xbox-iso or something other odd media.
[12:25] <Sidewinder1> !hi | manolo
[12:25] <grawity> ihtarlik: how is port 7 related to samba?
[12:25] <lime> i have a trouble with my audio configuration on vaio laptop... i was tryin to install ALSA driver because a can't listen audio from headphones jack but NOW i can't listen nothing, neither from the laptop audio device... how can I reset all audio configuration??? OR I MUST TO REINSTALL ALL??? PLEASE HELP ME; I DONT WANT REINSTALL ALL
[12:25] <tonii> smn_: or the .nrg is a fake.
[12:26] <Manolo> Anyone could help me with some Ubuntu questions?
[12:26] <diej> Is there a way to create a system restore point, or the like, in Ubuntu?
[12:26] <grawity> diej: No.
[12:26] <sfantu> SO i dualboot ubuntu and windows, and last night ubuntu broke (when i started it it freezed and i restarted, and then it showed a comand line with grub with several options) is there any way to save ubuntu or at least the files i had on it ?
[12:26] <ihtarlik> sfantu: Ubuntu Live Disc!
[12:26] <sfantu> i just downloaded it :D
[12:26] <ChosenOne> hi folks :) is there a way converting an ubuntu-installation to an UNR-installation?
[12:26] <Sidewinder1> diej No, not really; just back up /home
[12:26] <sfantu> and wrote it
[12:26] <smn_> i get as return: Data
[12:26] <diej> grawity: surely there has to be some way if you put your mind to it
[12:27] <legend2440> smn_: then something went wrong during conversion from nrg
[12:27] <Manolo> Do you know about one low power server based on Ubunto, for a Via C7 P700 motherboard (pico-itx)?
[12:27] <Sidewinder1> !ask | manolo
[12:27] <ihtarlik> sfantu: reboot in live disc, access partition, and you're done!  unless your partition is broken....
[12:27] <ihtarlik> dang Sidewinder1, quick to sick the bot, eh?
[12:28] <lime> How reset the original audio drivers on Ubuntu 9.04?
[12:28] <sfantu> ihtarlik: Thanks i wil try in a moment thanks
[12:28] <Manolo> Sorry, my questions smells bad, I will try twice
[12:28] <smn_> ok im gonna re-download the thinghy :)
[12:28] <Sidewinder1> ihtarlik>Just learning, besides saves time. I gotta actually look at the bloody keyboard
[12:29] <Sidewinder1> Besides I love the bot
[12:29] <Sidewinder1> Answered most of my questions..
[12:30] <ihtarlik> Yeah, now if only I could get the bot to answer my question.  The Samba channel is about as lively as a morgue, and nobody here knows what I need to know.
[12:30] <Sidewinder1> Bummer
[12:30] <Manolo> I want to set up a server based on Linux using a VIA P700 motherboard, with C7 processor. Do you recommend Ubuntu for this project? Is there any Linux distro based on Ubuntu or Debian for low power good performance computing?
[12:30] <Sidewinder1> Wish I could help but I know nothing about samba
[12:31] <Manolo> I know some about Samba
[12:31] <Manolo> which is your question BlackMage?
[12:31] <ihtarlik> manolo: is samba listening on port 7 for you?
[12:31] <Sidewinder1> ihtarlik> I guess you've already tried the forums?
[12:31] <tafsen> Is there a guide on how to get the newest nvidia drivers?
[12:31] <Manolo> samba does not use that port unless you configured it explicitly
[12:32] <ihtarlik> sidewinder1: yeah.  and google is as clueless as ubottu
[12:32] <Sidewinder1> That sucks...
[12:32] <ihtarlik> manolo: i told it to only use port 139 because it was giving hell to my Windows 7 client.
[12:33] <fahadsadah> I did sudo aptitude remove `grep 'Package: ' /var/lib/dpkg/status | sed 's/Package: //'`
[12:33] <Manolo> I configured a net with one Debian server, 12 widnows xp, vista clients and one centos server all mastered by the debian server, and everything goes fine without changing ports
[12:33] <fahadsadah> Don't suppose there's any way to recover?
[12:34] <Manolo> vista SO needs some port tweaking, perhaps W7 also needs it
[12:34] <Manolo> I remembered it now
[12:34] <ihtarlik> manolo: windows 7 defaults to using port 445 and samba doesn't like that.  I disabled 445 in favor of 139 and it worked fine.  Now port 7 is open.
[12:34] <Manolo> strange
[12:35] <Manolo> yeah, that was the change, port 445 to 139, but port 7, in which computer? Windows or linux?
[12:35] <ihtarlik> manolo: in smb.conf: smb ports = 139
[12:35] <ihtarlik> manolo: NOT smb ports = 139 7
[12:35] <Manolo> yes, it's ok, but in which computer do you see port 7 open?
[12:36] <ihtarlik> manolo: my server
[12:36] <ihtarlik> manolo: running samba
[12:36] <Manolo> and it is windows or linux
[12:36] <lakis1982> hello .. i want to specify a command of suspend to ram  to a multimedia key of my keyoboard so that when i press it , the pc goes to sleep mode....  do you know what's the command that i should assign please???
[12:36] <ihtarlik> manolo: Ubuntu 9.04 server x64 running Samba 3.3.2
[12:36] <Manolo> ok
[12:36] <fahadsadah> sudo aptitude remove `grep 'Package: ' /var/lib/dpkg/status | sed 's/Package: //'`
[12:36] <fahadsadah> I did that
[12:36] <fahadsadah> How do I recover?
[12:37] <ihtarlik> manolo: when I comment out the "samba ports = 139" it quits using port 7.
[12:37] <Manolo> do you know which app is listening at that port?
[12:37] <Guest56908> Hello, I'm trying to make grub load a custom kernel but it keeps booting up in the generic one.
[12:37] <Guest56908> Can anyone help me out?
[12:37] <fahadsadah> Guest56908: Pastebin your menu.lst, please?
[12:37] <Manolo> it's a bit confusing, I never had that problem
[12:37] <ihtarlik> manolo: fuser says it's samba, and port 7 closes when I close samba or comment that line out in smb.conf
[12:37] <fahadsadah> !pastebin | Guest56908
[12:37] <Guest56908> http://pastebin.com/m54c246c2
[12:38] <fahadsadah> Sorry, someone else will help you.
[12:38] <fahadsadah> I'm on CLI only
[12:38] <Guest56908> ...
[12:38] <fahadsadah> And can't visit that page
[12:38] <grawity> fahadsadah: w3m
[12:38] <Guest56908> so why reply? =/
[12:38] <Sidewinder1> lakis1982> The key sequence of "ctrl-alt l "(that's lower case L) will lock/sleep. Not sure how to assign that to one key-stroke.
[12:38] <fahadsadah> Guest56908: So someone else can help...
[12:38] <emanux> hello, how do i connect to microsoft vpn server?
[12:38] <fahadsadah> emanux: Protocol?
[12:38] <emanux> udp
[12:39] <Manolo> ok
[12:39] <fahadsadah> PPTP, L2TP, or IPSec?
[12:39] <Manolo> let me think
[12:39] <Guest56908> Right well, I'm trying to load up the RT kernel and not a generic one.
[12:39] <lakis1982> i press this combination but it only locks..it doesnt suspend to ram
[12:39] <grawity> fahadsadah: Um. There are only PPTP and L2TP+IPsec
[12:39] <Manolo> port 7 is a SO port
[12:39] <ihtarlik> manolo: if you have a non-critical box running samba, I invite you to specify "smb ports = 139" in your config and see if it does it to you too.
[12:39] <Manolo> very low number
[12:39] <Guest56908> I'm not sure if it is actually loading or not since I use VNC, but uname -a reports a generic currently.
[12:39] <emanux> i think ist pptp
[12:39] <grawity> fahadsadah: At least for VPN, L2TP is always used with IPsec.
[12:39] <Manolo> Am I at home right new?
[12:39] <Manolo> all windows boxes
[12:39] <ihtarlik> manolo: it's the echo port.  only xinetd should be running echo
[12:39] <Manolo> ye
[12:40] <Manolo> yeah
[12:40] <Manolo> it is the echo port
[12:40] <emanux> i already openvpn client
[12:40] <emanux> *installed
[12:40] <Sidewinder1> lakis1982> I have no idea how to suspend ram. Have you asked at http://ubuntuforums.org?
[12:40] <grawity> emanux: OpenVPN won't work for PPTP
[12:40] <fahadsadah> emanux: You need a PPTP/L2TP client
[12:40] <Russian> it has nothing to do with ubuntu but Can anyone explain to me what a "river lore" is please?
[12:40] <PDani> hi
[12:41] <Manolo> is that your only concern? I mean, can you browse the net?
[12:41] <fahadsadah> !ot | Russian
[12:41] <emanux> ok, what do i install then?
[12:41] <cwillu> emanux, openvpn is a different kind of vpn.
[12:41] <cwillu> !vpn
 чо надо?
[12:41] <werti_rus> sorry
[12:41] <Darksoul69> So nobody has any idea on the kernel issue?. I don't see why it's not loading.
[12:41] <werti_rus> )
[12:41] <PDani> i have an ATI Radeon X1200 videocard. how can install in jaunty the appropriate proprietary driver for it?
[12:41] <emanux> cwillu: what do i install then?
[12:42] <cwillu> emanux, sorry, ignore that link, it's not useful :/
[12:42] <cwillu> emanux, one second
[12:42] <Darksoul69> I had to custom build one because I need to disable dynamic ticks, and other things.
[12:42] <qlhm> hello, I'm testing karmic alpha 5 and having the following error when running update-grub2 with and lvm2 partition: grub-probe -t device /
[12:42] <qlhm> error: cannot open `/dev/sda' while attempting to get disk size
[12:42] <qlhm> grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for /.
[12:42] <cwillu> emanux, actually, network manager might already have it installed
[12:42] <emanux> yup
[12:42] <cwillu> emanux, left click on the network manager, go to vpn connections
[12:42] <emanux> ok
[12:42] <emanux> then
[12:42] <Darksoul69> -.-
[12:42] <ihtarlik> manolo: if you're referring to me browsing the net, Google doesn't turn up anything helpful, and neither does Samba's home page.
[12:43] <Sidewinder1> !karmic
[12:43] <theatro> Darksoul69, what kind of machine is it?
[12:43] <Manolo> I think that samba is using that port for log info or something like that perhaps
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> qlhm: you need to mount it first
[12:43] <brutus> how do I specify the argument of the mv command as a regexp?
[12:43] <emanux> the vpn tab is disabled
[12:43] <Darksoul69> theatro: It's just a regular old computer, going to use it for game servers.
[12:43] <sfantu> hello me again
[12:43] <ubuntu_> hi
[12:43] <grawity> brutus: you don't
[12:43] <cwillu> emanux, sorry
[12:43] <ihtarlik> sfantu: hi
[12:43] <sfantu> i`m in the live cd mode now
[12:43] <cwillu> emanux, pptp or ipsec?
[12:43] <emanux> ok :)
[12:43] <brutus> grawity, eh?
[12:44] <qlhm> join ubuntu+1
[12:44] <theatro> Darksoul69, have you put your system.map in / ?
[12:44] <Manolo> sorry, I mean if you can see the shares in the others computers, cpoy delete files and so on
[12:44] <cwillu> emanux, you said ms vpn, so I think you need to install network-manager-pptp
[12:44] <ubuntu_> while installng ubuntu i am getting error resource busy can i proceed
[12:44] <sfantu> so how can i access ubuntu partition
[12:44] <ubuntu_> ?
[12:44] <cwillu> !info network-manager-pptp
[12:44] <emanux> hey, actually im going to connect to a openvpn server hosted in microsoft machine
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> sfantu: you need to mount it
[12:44] <cwillu> emanux, once that's installed, then the network manager will have a configuration page
[12:44] <cwillu> emanux, oh, that's completely different then :p
[12:44] <Darksoul69> Theatro: The what?
[12:45] <cwillu> emanux, have you been provided with a windows configuration file?
[12:45] <Darksoul69> Theatro: I see a system map in the boot partition
[12:45] <ihtarlik> manolo: yes, samba seems to be "working" just fine. I'm just concerned about this "undocumented feature" on my server.
[12:45] <emanux> yup
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> sfantu: you may find icons on yuor desktop which wil be your disks, you should have access there also
[12:45] <cwillu> emanux, if so, you just need to put that file (and any keys) into /etc/openvpn
[12:45] <cwillu> emanux, and rename the *.ovpn to *.conf
[12:45] <ubuntu_> error informing the kernel about modifications to partition /dev/sda17 - device busy
[12:45] <Darksoul69> Theatro: But nothing for the custom kernel..
[12:45] <rojoloco47> hi
[12:45] <emanux> ok
[12:45] <Darksoul69> Theatro: I stand corrected, I see hte system map for the custom kernel as well.
[12:45] <cwillu> emanux, alternatively, I think the import function in 'configure vpn'
[12:45] <rojoloco47> how to backup some file through terminal ?
[12:45] <cwillu> will allow you to import the config file
[12:45] <ihtarlik> rojoloco47: already hacked hackthisbox.com?  you're quick
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu_: sda17!!?
[12:46] <ubuntu_> yes
[12:46] <ubuntu_> i dont know why this is comming
[12:46] <rojoloco47> No No I am trying to backup first :D @ ihtarlik :D
[12:46] <sfantu> yes i went there and went to where i had ubuntu installed but the directory is empty
[12:46] <Sidewinder1> !backup
[12:46] <ubuntu_> can i prceed
[12:46] <Manolo> I think that is something related with log info, that's all, which samba version are you using?
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> rojoloco47: for a single file just use cp to copy it somewhere else
[12:46] <rojoloco47> lol you remember me
[12:46] <theatro> Darksoul69, something fishy is going on, it should boot %)
[12:46] <timucinkizilay> hello !. Anybody can help me how to transfer one ubuntu installation to a new drive. My 320GB hard disk has bad sectors, I have another 80GB disk. There is only 30GB in the old disk, so is there a way to copy the partitions to a smaller drive?
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu_: crazy, use sudo fdisk -l   to check
[12:46] <ihtarlik> manolo: 3.3.2.  Is there some documentation somewhere?
[12:47] <Darksoul69> Theatro: probably has to do with the UUID being wrong, since I copied the UUID from the generic kernel
[12:47] <Sidewinder1> ihtarlik>cynic... :-)
[12:47] <rojoloco47> like you know there is a file in /boot/grub/ menu.lst I want to backup this file ,
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> !clone | timucinkizilay
[12:47] <uga> you can also backup to memory by dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/dev/mem ;)
[12:47] <theatro> Darksoul69, same disk, it is not that
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> timucinkizilay: yu can then copy the data in ~ to the 80Gb as well
[12:48] <Jan500> diej: no pm pls...i have to many tabs open  :D and maybe here are some other can help you too :D
[12:48] <theatro> Darksoul69, oh not UUID but uuid, ok I dont know what that is
[12:48] <Sidewinder1> ihtarlik> at least he has the sense to back up before playing
[12:48] <Darksoul69> theatro: http://pastebin.com/m54c246c2
[12:48] <legend2440> PDani: unfortunately amd has stopped support for that card and many others. so you are stuck with the open source drivers. here is list of cards they stopped supporting  http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.7&product=2.7.4.3.3.3.1&lang=English
[12:48] <Darksoul69> theatro: im trying to load the RT kernel
[12:49] <timucinkizilay> no, I can read the data, but I do not want a fresh install, there are lots of things compiled from source so I just want to transfer the partition.
[12:49] <ihtarlik> Sidewinder1: I want to know what he's going to play around in that's going to fight back...
[12:49] <Manolo> something really strange
[12:49] <BlackDalek> How do I change line spacing in Scribus?
[12:49] <PDani> legend2440: hm... workaround?
[12:49] <Darksoul69> theatro: The kernel is in /boot/. But its on its own partition =/
[12:49] <Sidewinder1> ihtarlik> Ask him...
[12:49] <legend2440> PDani: what is not working with the open source?
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> timucinkizilay: not sure there dude, if you'd made a deb from the compiled data and backed that up you could have used that
[12:49] <kjhg> Hello, I'm using Counter Strike 1.6 with Wine, Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64, and it crashes on game starup. Until now it was perfect. Maybe someone know solution? Private please ;)
[12:50] <theatro> Darksoul69, paste the ls -l /boot
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> timucinkizilay: you could use dd if the / partition on the 320 is smaller than  the 80
[12:50] <PDani> legend2440: performance of compiz is really bad... when i move a window, or change to another workspace, the music stops, etc...
[12:50] <Manolo> I don't want to disturb you with pesimist thoughts, but port 7 can be used in many attacks, such as fraggle
[12:50] <diej> Jan500: what else should I try?
[12:50] <Darksoul69> theatro: http://pastebin.com/m9d464d7
[12:50] <Manolo> is it a clean installation?
[12:51] <timucinkizilay> I have to resize the 320GB partition first but I do not know how to.
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> !dualboot | timucinkizilay
[12:51] <Jan500> diej: same error?
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> timucinkizilay: that shows how to resize partitions
[12:51] <theatro> Darksoul69, one last question: you have rebooted, right?
[12:51] <Jan500> diej:  can you paste your current smb.conf
[12:51] <Darksoul69> theatro: correct
[12:52] <theatro> Darksoul69, ok ;-) I am clueless. ..
[12:52] <Manolo> OK, I don't know too much about your issue, I think that it could be harmless, so don't worry
[12:52] <dto> does the realtime kernel in the 9.04 repos support SMP?
[12:52] <dto> when i boot the rt kernel from the 9.04 repos, it only finds one cpu.
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> dto: i believe so
[12:52] <Darksoul69> theatro: Gah!. lol...
[12:52] <Sidewinder1> timucinkizilay>If you're resizing an NTFS or fat32, make absolutely certain that you defrag FIRST at least once, twice is better
[12:52] <Manolo> if you notice something more, then investigate it, but by now, you don't nothing to concern about
[12:52] <Manolo> you dont have nothing to concern about
[12:53] <dto> ActionParsnip: it says SMP in the "uname -a" line, but doesn't actually recognize the 2nd core
[12:53] <Manolo> ok
[12:53] <legend2440> PDani: yea, i had a radeon 9600 that amd stopped supporting and tv out stopped working with the open source. so i ended up switching over to nvidia.  maybe someone in channel #ati would be able to help if no one here knows
[12:53] <Darksoul69> theatro: Should I remove the other kernels and see if it still boots..?
[12:53] <Manolo> I was here for asking about a debian/ubuntu distro proper for web server in low power PC based on VIA P700 motherboard!!!! anyone can help me?
[12:53] <Darksoul69> theatro: from menu.lst
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> dto: in 8.10 it didnt
[12:54] <timucinkizilay> I do not have any htfs partitions. There is one ext3 and one swap partition on the old drive. there is no windows, only an ubuntu installation that I'd not like to reinstall because of lots of configurations.
[12:54] <emanux> cwillu: i just do this: sudo openvpn --config <config file>
[12:54] <dto> ActionParsnip: i'm on 9.04.
[12:55] <dto> ActionParsnip: i'm on 9.04. it should be working.
[12:55] <dto> ActionParsnip: does acpi=off disable smp?
[12:55] <dto> ActionParsnip: it panics immediately unless i do acpi=off
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> dto: no just disable power management stuff
[12:55] <cwillu> emanux, that works, but it can be integrated into network manager (using network-manager-openvpn), or autostarted (by putting the config file into /etc/openvpn/
[12:55] <dto> i will try a newer kernel i guess.
[12:55] <emanux> ok will do that
[12:56] <dto> audio is the only area i am unhappy with ubuntu. everything else is perfect afaik
[12:56] <emanux> do i have to install network-manager-openvpn
[12:56] <n3f> hi everyone
[12:56] <n3f> seems like the nmap site insecure.org is down.
[12:57] <Darksoul69> Theatro: Should I do that?
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> can someone please query my client for what I am using? I'm very curious what it says
[12:57] <grawity> [freenode] CTCP VERSION reply from ActionParsnip: Opera/9.80 (X11; Linux
[12:57] <grawity>           x86_64; U; en-GB) Presto/2.2.15 Version/10.00
[12:57] <theatro> Darksoul69, but if it doesnt work you wont be able to boot
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> grawity: thanks
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> n3f: downforeveryoneorjustme.com
[12:58] <dto> ActionParsnip: do you know where i would go for help on this? perhaps there is a mailing list
[12:58] <dto> ActionParsnip: the #ubuntustudio channel is silent as far as i can tell
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> dto: its not something ive every gotten into
[12:58] <n3f> ActionParsnip, i doubt that..
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> grawity: opera irc client, im preferring pidgin tbh
[12:59] <grawity> n3f: Their both nameservers are down.
[12:59] <ActionParsnip1> Much better
[13:00] <n3f> gravity, has it been down for quite a time now?
[13:01] <ActionParsnip1> hahhaha: http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/
[13:05] <NeX_> Hi
[13:05] <NeX_> Anyone here can help me with Ubuntu sound?
[13:05] <deany> any way to auto join channels using pidgin/irc?
[13:05] <Jan500> !ask
[13:06] <RickX> does anyone know if the problems printing to a shared windows printer has addressed in 9.10?
[13:06] <Darksoul69> Theatro: Whistles. You sure I shouldn't try it..?
[13:06] <grawity> deany: Yes, add them to your buddy list.
[13:06] <ActionParsnip1> deany: /j #kubuntu    for example
[13:06] <theatro> Darksoul69, change the order of the kernels and change the default 0 to the new default order
[13:06] <grawity> ActionParsnip1: <deany> any way to auto join
[13:06] <Jan500> deany: "buddys" - "add chat" - "autojoin"
[13:06] <theatro> Darksoul69, put it last for example
[13:07] <deany> cheers
[13:07] <ActionParsnip1> deany: click conversation -> add
[13:07] <ActionParsnip1> deany: then in the main pidgin window right click the added channel and click autojoin
[13:07] <NeX_> Anyone here can help me with Ubuntu sound?
[13:07] <NeX_> I dont hear anything
[13:08] <ActionParsnip1> NeX_: speakers connected right and turned up?
[13:08]  * grawity shouts at NeX_
[13:08] <grawity> Now you do.
[13:08] <ActionParsnip1> NeX_: sound muted in the sound controls?
[13:08] <NeX_> ActionParsnip1: i use headset
[13:08] <NeX_> sound isnt muted
[13:08] <NeX_> unchecked it
[13:08] <ActionParsnip1> NeX_: headset muted? headset cranked
[13:08] <NeX_> Nope, it worked well on Windows
[13:09] <alie> Anyone have good experience playing counter strike 2.0 on ubuntu with wine ?
[13:09] <ActionParsnip1> NeX_: is it a usb thing per chance?
[13:09] <Jan500> NeX_:  is your card recognized well?
[13:09] <Jan500> what says alsa
[13:09] <ActionParsnip1> alie: get wine from the wine repo
[13:09] <ActionParsnip1> alie: then check the appdb for guidance
[13:10] <iDangerMouse> Hellos.
[13:10] <ibqn> two boxes are connected to a router, how can i connect from one box to another one via ssh?
[13:11] <iDangerMouse> Gnea: Sorry I got disconnected earlier.
[13:11] <NeX_> Jan500: what's the exact command, please?
[13:11] <Jan500> ibqn: you have to install openssh-server
[13:12] <ibqn> Jan500, and by default is only openssh-client installed
[13:13] <ActionParsnip1> ibqn: yes, the server is optional
[13:13] <Jan500> NeX_: what is the outout of lspci | grep -i audio
[13:14] <ihtarlik> Why does Samba open port 7 (the echo port) when I specify "smb ports = 139" in smb.conf?
[13:14] <NeX_> Jan500: 04:01.0 Audio device: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT1708/A [Azalia HDAC] (VIA High Definition Audio Controller) (rev 10)
[13:15] <Jan500> NeX_: have you tried diretcly over alsa or is there a soundserver like pulseaudio?
[13:15] <ibqn> Jan500, thank you
[13:16] <NeX_> I tried everything
[13:16] <NeX_> Altrough, i didnt configured
[13:16] <NeX_> in /etc/modules
[13:16] <iDangerMouse> May I ask, a question ?
[13:16] <fahadsadah> !ask | iDangerMouse
[13:17] <iDangerMouse> How do I get my Card Reader to work on acer aspire one 110 , I did update the BIOS to 3309 no luck.
[13:17] <ActionParsnip1> iDangerMouse: still no dice huh
[13:17] <iDangerMouse> ActionParsnip1:  Good to see you nop , cant get the internal mic working also :(
[13:17] <ActionParsnip1> iDangerMouse: tried bootoptions with the new bios
[13:18] <iDangerMouse> Yes sir.
[13:18] <iDangerMouse> I even followed: http://wiki.debian.org/DebianAcerOne
[13:18] <ActionParsnip1> iDangerMouse: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/Machines/Netbooks#Acer Aspire One 150
[13:18] <ActionParsnip1> iDangerMouse: the 150 on that site shows the 2 issues you are reporting
[13:19] <ActionParsnip1> iDangerMouse: its a known issue
[13:19] <iDangerMouse> Okay
[13:20] <iDangerMouse> Reading.
[13:20] <ActionParsnip1> iDangerMouse: according to the bugs if you have a card in the device at boot then it works fine
[13:20] <iDangerMouse> I tried that no luck.
[13:20] <ActionParsnip1> iDangerMouse: the lkinks may help you with the troubles
[13:20] <ActionParsnip1> iDangerMouse: tried karmic live cd?
[13:20] <iDangerMouse> Whats Karmic ?
[13:21] <grawity> Karmic Koala, the codename of Ubuntu 9.10
[13:21] <iDangerMouse> You mean uninstalling Remix and instaling Karmic ?
[13:22] <Jan500> NeX_: is there an output  of cat /proc/asound/cards
[13:23] <__Dragon__> can anyone help me out with this sound problem on 9.10?
[13:23] <tyler> Theatro: I did it. I removed EVERYTHING but the one kernel from menu.lst, and you know what?.
[13:23] <iDangerMouse> ActionParsnip1:  :) Sorry I am learning linux :) Thanks for your patience though.
[13:23] <tyler> Theatro: IT STILL WONT RUN THE CORRECT KERNEL
[13:23] <Darksoul69> Theatro: sorry for the screaming.
[13:24] <NeX_> Jan500:  0 [VT82xx         ]: HDA-Intel - HDA VIA VT82xx
[13:24] <NeX_>                       HDA VIA VT82xx at 0xfbffc000 irq 17
[13:24] <Darksoul69> Theatro: I just want to strangle something right now, thats all.
[13:24] <Jan500> ok.. and what says
[13:24] <Jan500> aplay /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Center.wav
[13:24] <NeX_> Jan500: Playing WAVE '/usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Center.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 48000 Hz, Mono
[13:24] <theatro> Darksoul69, np but maybe you can ask some smart guy in #grub ? (if there is)
[13:24] <NeX_> but i didnt heard anything :/
[13:25] <iDangerMouse> Whats linux-image-2.6.30-2-generic_2.6.30-2.3_i386.deb  ?
[13:25] <Darksoul69> theatro: I dont think its a grub problem..
[13:25] <Darksoul69> Theatro: I think theres another setting in ubuntu i have to change... just donno what
[13:25] <legend2440> !karmic | __Dragon__
[13:26] <__Dragon__> i know it will
[13:26] <__Dragon__> but i am just asking if someone could help me get sound to work
[13:26] <Jan500> NeX_:  have you more than one jack?
[13:26] <Darksoul69> Theatro: ... im going to move the kernels.. see if that fixes it..
[13:26] <legend2440> __Dragon__:  Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1
[13:26] <Darksoul69> Theatro: the actual kernels..
[13:27] <NeX_> Jan500: i tried with speakers too, same result.. changed the jack, everything.. :(
[13:28] <NeX_> Jan500: i switched the jacks, put the headset on the front, and it worked..
[13:28] <NeX_> Thanks for the help ^^
[13:28] <iceroot> iDangerMouse: the kernel
[13:28] <iceroot> iDangerMouse: but not the official 9.04 kernel
[13:28] <iDangerMouse> Thanks iceroot
[13:29] <__Dragon__> wow no one is talking in ubuntu+1
[13:30] <noobez> hi guys, after copying some videos into an hd opened as root from terminal it gives me this output "gstavidemux.c(4153): gst_avi_demux_loop (): /GstPlayBin:play/GstDecodeBin:decodebin0/GstAviDemux:avidemux0:
[13:30] <noobez> streaming stopped, reason not-linked
[13:30] <noobez> " whatz that? searched it on google but with no results at all, thanks allot
[13:30] <iceroot> __Dragon__: becuse karmic is not that much used like 9.04 or LTS
[13:30] <C-S-B>  /j #reaper
[13:30] <C-S-B> oops.
[13:31] <__Dragon__> i know
[13:31] <iceroot> noobez: why opening videos as root?
[13:31] <__Dragon__> i just need help getting sound to work
[13:31] <__Dragon__> all i am asking
[13:31] <legend2440> __Dragon__: read post #4  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1178856
[13:31] <iceroot> __Dragon__: why not using a stable release?
[13:32] <__Dragon__> because i am not a stable person
[13:32] <__Dragon__> legend2440 quit
[13:32] <noobez> iceroot: no im not its the hd that i have to open as root cuz i dont have permissions till its not on my fstab etc... but this is not the point, why does it give that output and what does it mean?
[13:34] <__Dragon__> ha i got sound working
[13:34] <zaggynl> when will the last alsa be put in ubuntu?
[13:35] <vlt_mob> Hello. Any idea what could cause GRUB refusing to boot or even read files from certain partitions?
[13:36] <IdleOne> vlt_mob: any errors?
[13:37] <westmi> is there a firefox channel?
[13:37] <zaggynl> try joinining it
[13:37] <lstarnes> westmi: try /join #firefox
[13:38] <vlt_mob> IdleOne: "Error 2: bad file or directory type" after `kernel /vmlinuz`. `root (hd0,0)` returned something like "ok, ext2fs on 0x83 partition" whicg is correct". I get the error as soon as I hit TAB after `kernel /`
[13:38] <noobez> hi guys, after copying some videos into an hd opened as root from terminal it gives me this output "gstavidemux.c(4153): gst_avi_demux_loop (): /GstPlayBin:play/GstDecodeBin:decodebin0/GstAviDemux:avidemux0:
[13:38] <noobez> streaming stopped, reason not-linked
[13:38] <noobez> " whatz that? searched it on google but with no results at all, thanks allot
[13:39] <kiss_kill> .t taizhou
[13:40] <ugur> hi all i am using ubuntu netbook remix and i have a problem with some java programs
[13:41] <diej> Jan500: one moment
[13:41] <ugur> some applications like netbeans ide and squirrel sql when started goes full screen as usual
[13:42] <ugur> but only a blank screen is seen until unmaximizing the application
[13:44] <kiss_kill> newsbeuter 出现这个符号”å¥“
[13:44] <kiss_kill> ½。
[13:44] <diej> Jan500: http://pastebin.org/15375
[13:44] <kiss_kill> 然后就丢失了N多字。有什么办法能解决吗？
[13:44] <diej> Jan500: are you there?
[13:44] <Jan500> yep
[13:45] <emil_> list
[13:45] <emil_> !list
[13:45] <emil_>  /msg ubottu !bot
[13:45] <emil_>  /msg !list
[13:45] <lstarnes> emil_: stop
[13:45] <ChrisBuchholz> Hi, I'm having troubles connecting (via android sdk) to my htc magic. I've did it before, but I've just installed karmic alpha 5, and now I can't remember which of the many udev rules suggested actually worked for me last time
[13:45] <emil_>  /msg list
[13:46] <tonii> !bot > emil_
[13:46] <ChrisBuchholz> Anyone knows which might work with karmic?
[13:46] <lstarnes> ChrisBuchholz: #ubuntu+1 is the channel for karmic
[13:47] <ChrisBuchholz> thank you
[13:48] <_dementor> hy i cant make my webcam to work need some help
[13:48] <alie> _dementor: type lsusb on ur terminal and paste the result
[13:50] <_dementor> http://nopaste.com/p/aN8HJYU8t
[13:51] <alie> _dementor: is it okay with cheese ?
[13:52] <_dementor> no just black screen
[13:52] <_dementor> http://nopaste.com/p/aFRBDOHvz
[13:52] <_dementor> dont now  what to do realy
[13:52] <alie> Just checked ur device and it seems not supported by linux
[13:52] <Der-Tim> anyone here, who can tell me, what's the meaning of "1!" in a screen session with these new screen-profiles?
[13:53] <ubuntu_> Got a problem with the lates alfa release of ubuntu. live cd works fine, but when i installed nether my mouse or my keyboard works. their both usb based. annyone got an idea how i can fix this?
[13:54] <adriannome> Got a problem with the lates alfa release of ubuntu. live cd works fine, but when i installed nether my mouse or my keyboard works. their both usb based. annyone got an idea how i can fix this?
[13:54] <adriannome> Got a problem with the lates alfa release of ubuntu. live cd works fine, but when i installed nether my mouse or my keyboard works. their both usb based. annyone got an idea how i can fix this?
[13:54] <alie> ubuntu_: please paste ur xorg.conf to pastebin
[13:54] <diej> Jan500: are you there?
[13:55] <Guest37620> Well
[13:55] <Guest37620> Theatro: thank you so much for directing me to that grub channel
[13:56] <Guest37620> Theatro: they ignore you if you dont use grub2. And apparently my grub, despite being the latest ubuntu is not grub2.
[13:57] <Jan500> diej:  i can access and write the share with your cmb.conf
[13:57] <adriannome> alie: where do i find it. now im on the live cd
[13:57] <Jan500> i dont change anything
[13:57] <Jan500> do you have writepermissions for guests?
[13:57] <diej> what is that?
[13:57] <Jan500> chmod
[13:58] <Jan500> user group others
[13:58] <diej> how do you do that?
[13:58] <Jan500> chmod 777 dir
[13:58] <Jan500> so all users/groups and also guests have all access
[13:59] <diej> chmod 777 /home/username/Documents?
[13:59] <Jan500> username is zc?
[13:59] <adriannome> alie: im lookin in /etc/x11 but i cant find xorg.conf there
[13:59] <diej> yes
[13:59] <Jan500> so do that
[14:00] <uoobief> helllllllp,  [my 8.04 in VM]  :   [ctrl+alt+backspace] does nothing , when i stop GDM  in GNOME...
[14:01] <tonii> so don't stop GDM
[14:01] <Darksoul69> Theatro: I dont feel like using grub in the future have a brief, but uneventful visit to their channel
[14:01] <adriannome> Got a problem with the lates alfa release of ubuntu. live cd works fine, but when i installed nether my mouse or my keyboard works. their both usb based. annyone got an idea how i can fix this?
[14:01] <uoobief> .....
[14:01] <Jan500> but its the question if you really want to grand access for all users
[14:01] <nemo_> ciao
[14:01] <diej> jan type into terminal chmod 777 /home/zc/Documents/ ?
[14:01] <diej> Jan500:  type into terminal chmod 777 /home/zc/Documents/ ?
[14:02] <nemo_> ciao
[14:02] <Jan500> yes
[14:03] <diej> then what
[14:03] <uoobief> is there any ~
[14:04] <diej> Jan500: then what?
[14:04] <Jan500> try again  connect to the share from win pc
[14:07] <diej> Jan500: same error
[14:08] <andry_> why modem huawei e220 always ask password if i conenected
[14:09] <paklasity> i am having a problem with getting a mobile broadband device to connect. connection is not recognized and not available to mount
[14:09] <tonii> diej: what error is it that you get?
[14:10] <paklasity> no error
[14:10] <paklasity> zero recognition
[14:10] <tonii> paklasity: is it a modem and a umass storage device?
[14:10] <diej> Error code 0x80070043  The network name cannot be found.
[14:11] <paklasity> no just a 3g wireless modem
[14:11] <tonii> well, that's a network problem, not a permission problem
[14:11] <paklasity> should it not recognize the connection when plugged in
[14:11] <tonii> diej: you use firewall?
[14:11] <diej> that's what ive been trying to tell the last 4 well-meaning people who have been trying to help me
[14:12] <tonii> paklasity: you need to set the modem up, with the correct APN and stuff.
[14:12] <paklasity> no
[14:12] <tonii> diej: lol ;)
[14:12] <diej> tonii: only on my router
[14:12] <tonii> diej: start with the basic: can the computers ping each others ip?
[14:12] <Guest83869> Hey, does anyone know why after i type sudo the bash-completion does not work anymore?
[14:13] <paklasity> it seems to be set up, it works fine on other computers
[14:13] <tonii> paklasity: do they use ubuntu as well?
[14:13] <t__Eest> hi guys, can someone say me how to get to dev/sba via nautilus ?
[14:13] <paklasity> yes
[14:13] <tonii> or other linux distro
[14:13] <diej> well the server (ubuntu) can ping the client (windows). I dont know how to ping something in windows. Is it done the same way?
[14:14] <paklasity> not sure
[14:14] <Jan500> cmd
[14:14] <Jan500> ping ip
[14:14] <tonii> paklasity: then I don't know. sorry :)
[14:14] <paklasity> i'll try it
[14:14] <Darksoul69> I could use some help
[14:14] <tonii> diej: yup, just open cmd.exe and ping the ip.
[14:14] <Darksoul69> Ubuntu is loading a GENERIC kernel
[14:14] <paklasity> cool
[14:15] <Darksoul69> even AFTER i remove said kernel from grubs menu.lst
[14:15] <tonii> Darksoul69: you didn't install your own kernel. (just a guess)
[14:15] <Darksoul69> tonil: title           Debian GNU/Linux, RT Kernel
[14:15] <Darksoul69> uuid            60dd6148-0971-449c-b2a6-fbeea43a929a
[14:15] <Darksoul69> kernel          /vmlinuz-2.6.26.8-rt16 root=UUID=3a313810-2850-45cd-a928-39704a5e3ccf
[14:15] <Darksoul69> initrd          /initrd.img-2.6.26.8-rt16
[14:15] <FloodBot2> Darksoul69: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:15] <Darksoul69> tonil: I did, infact install my own kernel
[14:15] <tonii> alright ;)
[14:15] <Darksoul69> tonil: but it keeps booting into a generic..
[14:16] <diej> tonii: it works fine
[14:16] <t__Eest> where to find dev/sba  via nautlious ? in which folder is that ?
[14:16] <tonii> diej: good. is there any other errors than that one?
[14:16] <Jan500> t__Eest: rhis is a devie
[14:16] <Jan500> device
[14:16] <Darksoul69> tonil: I'm at a loss. Is there something else I need to change in ubuntu?
[14:16] <Bart_> Guest83869, ?????
[14:16] <t__Eest> cant i open that like in windos C: - >
[14:16] <t__Eest> ?
[14:16] <diej> there are other parts to the same error
[14:17] <Jan500> you can open (mount) the partition onthat
[14:17] <tonii> Darksoul69: don't know. don't have much experience with custom kernels :)
[14:17] <Jan500> do fdisk -l and you will the partitions
[14:17] <t__Eest> i put a second HDD in my pc, it recognized it
[14:17] <t__Eest> but dont know how to continue
[14:17] <Jan500> then mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/moep
[14:18] <diej> tonii: windows cannot access \\username\share
[14:18] <Darksoul69> I need help. I'm trying to use my own custom built kernel in ubuntu and I have edited menu.lst, but it continues to boot into a generic according to -uname a. Is there another option in ubuntu I have to change?
[14:18] <Jan500> t__Eest: do you want connect to the drive permanently or only temp
[14:18] <tonii> diej: username is the IP of the ubuntu box?
[14:18] <diej> tonii: Check the spelling of the name. Otherwise, there might be a problem with your network.
[14:19] <t__Eest> permanently, with shortcut on desktop would be nice
[14:19]  * pshr thinks its a burden to upgrade your system if you need a third party installation later on 
[14:19] <diej> username is my host name
[14:19] <Darksoul69> I need help. I'm trying to use my own custom built kernel in ubuntu and I have edited menu.lst, but it continues to boot into a generic according to -uname a. Is there another option in ubuntu I have to change?
[14:19] <tonii> diej: hostname only works if it's resolved in the windows hosts-file
[14:19] <Jan500> t__Eest: ok.. paste the output of fdisk -l
[14:20] <diej> tonii: what does that mean?
[14:20] <Jan500> sudo infornt of it
[14:20] <t__Eest> fdisk -l doenst say anythink
[14:20] <t__Eest> k
[14:20] <tonii> diej: try using the IP of ubuntu instead of hostname.
[14:20] <diej> I have tried that.
[14:21] <tonii> same error?
[14:21] <diej> yes
[14:21] <t__Eest> Jan500: how to copy the it out of the terminal window ?
[14:21] <Darksoul69> I need help. I'm trying to use my own custom built kernel in ubuntu and I have edited menu.lst, but it continues to boot into a generic according to -uname a. Is there another option in ubuntu I have to change?
[14:21] <n3f> how to check for the OS details on the terminal? like Linux 2.6.17-3.6.18...
[14:21] <tonii> diej: is samba running?
[14:21] <t__Eest> ah okay
[14:21] <Jan500> !pastebin
[14:22] <t__Eest> Jan500:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/266114/
[14:22] <diej> it must be, because I can *view* shares on each other computer both ways.
[14:22] <IdleOne> !remaster > pleia2
[14:22] <Darksoul69> Wow, do I seriously have to switch to gentoo or arch in order to use a custom kernel?
[14:22] <Jan500> t__Eest: is the part ext3?
[14:22] <tonii> diej: ah. but windows cannot access the share?
[14:22] <sebrock> anyone using airfoil speakers for linux here?
[14:23] <t__Eest> its nothing atm
[14:23] <diej> tonii: that is correct
[14:23] <theatro> n3f, what details?  uname -a  is one
[14:24] <alfredo> re
[14:24] <Jan500> diej:  so i create one first
[14:24] <bobbob1016> I'm having problems getting anything faster than 10mbps over any file sharing connection I try, nfs and ssh.  ethtool eth0 does say I have a 100mbps connection though.  Any ideas?
[14:24] <Jan500> diej:  not for you
[14:25] <Jan500> t__Eest: create a part first
[14:25] <tonii> diej: \\ip-of-ubuntu\DocumentsS, try that.
[14:25] <Jan500> t__Eest: fdisk /dev/sdb
[14:25] <theatro> Darksoul69, have you downloaded the kernel from kernel.org or did you modify the config of the ubuntu kernel from the package?
[14:25] <Jan500> then n
[14:25] <n3f> theatro: I am using nmap to scan this machine and check for it's os detail, now i need to check if the guess is right....
[14:25] <diej> tonii: I have tried that. Jan500: I dont understand you.
[14:25] <t__Eest> via terminal he say "cant'open sdb"
[14:25] <Darksoul69> Theatro: linux.org
[14:26] <jake> can someone who is not part of the group rm a file in a directory where the SGID is set?
[14:26] <yeldud> I am having problems reading MS docs with open office; any advice?
[14:26] <Jan500> t__Eest: sudo?
[14:26] <t__Eest> same
[14:26] <jake> yeldud, what is the problem exactly
[14:26] <tonii> diej: you sure you used "DocumentsS" ? as that is the share in the smb.conf
[14:26] <t__Eest> ahh Jan500 wait sekond
[14:26] <diej> what do you mean by "used"?
[14:27] <tonii> diej: typed then
[14:27] <Falatooni> Hello
 anyone able to see this?  http://www.atdhe.net/7565/watch-fia-wtcc-oschersleben- ?
 I think there is some flash problem...
[14:27] <Michalxo> a friend of me is able to see it in Vista,... and another on arch none.. same as me. :-/
[14:27] <nit> hey pple .... some one here know about remapping mouse buttons?
[14:27] <t__Eest> Jan500: and now ?
[14:27] <Jan500> t__Eest: btw we can talk in #ubuntu.de in german if you want ;)
[14:27] <yeldud> I used a MS computer at work ; loaded on thumb drive; can't read the file.?
[14:27] <tonii> diej: that exact spelling, that is.
[14:27] <diej> yes
[14:27] <Jan500> t__Eest: press n
[14:28] <tonii> good
[14:28] <t__Eest> p or e ?
[14:28] <t__Eest> :)
[14:28] <Jan500> p
[14:28] <t__Eest> nr 1 -4 ?
[14:28] <Jan500> 1 - [enter]  [enter]
[14:28] <Falatooni> I want that download a file wit wget but I want that downloaded file save in I have specified it's address
[14:28] <jake> yeldud, you saved a file at work using MS office and then you saved it on to a pen drive. Now you can't open it using Open Office - is this correct?
[14:28] <yeldud> Computer has MS Office and I use Open Office at home
[14:28] <t__Eest> okay did that
[14:29] <jake> yeldud, what version of open office do you use?
[14:29] <Jan500> t__Eest: then press t - 1 -83
[14:29] <Falatooni> I want which option I use? sorry for my bad english
[14:29] <Jan500> after that press w
[14:29] <yeldud> yes; when I open it ; it is not readable
[14:30] <Darksoul69> I have now opened up a thread in hopes of getting help.
[14:30] <Darksoul69> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7905955#post7905955
[14:30] <t__Eest> okay did all that
[14:30] <diej> tonii: ?
[14:30] <yeldud> 2.4
[14:30] <tonii> diej: I'm thinking :)
[14:31] <Jan500> t__Eest: did he said you have to reboot for load the new part-table?
[14:31] <t__Eest> he said he syncroniesd the hdd
[14:31] <DeannaT2> hello, my ff 3.0.13 with hardy heron doesn't work on yahoo-games. i cannot login, it got a cpu from 100% and can only be killed. i tryd this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=730258   but it doesn't work. has anyone an idea, what i can try?
[14:31] <t__Eest> something like that
[14:31] <jake> yeldud, you may have saved it in new the docx format for ms office - you will need to update your open office to 3.0
[14:31] <Newbie> i'm havin problems with jdownloader: i restarted my computer and now i cant get it to work again + i have some unfinished downloads in there
[14:31] <Jan500> t__Eest: do sudo fdisk /dev/sdb
[14:31] <yeldud> Thanks Jake I will try that
[14:31] <Jan500> there have to be one partition called /dev/sdb1
[14:32] <Jan500> now you can format it with mkfs.ext3 or 4
[14:32]  * pshr offtopic: can i find channels of universities abroad.. In search for internship 
[14:32] <jake> yeldud, 2.4 has a compatability pack that works in debian from what i know - but 3.0 will work with that format
[14:32]  * pshr well that meant not channels abroad :P
[14:32] <tonii> diej: for some reason, the Windows box can't access the smb share on ubuntu. could be several reasons: No NetBIOS protocoll in windows, NetBIOS service disabled, Ubuntu is firewalled, SMB runs in port 139, while windows (vista/windows 7) looks for port 445. etc.
[14:33] <t__Eest> yea there is sdb1 now
[14:33] <Jan500> t__Eest: now sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb1
[14:34] <tna> alguem pode ajudar a ativa conexao remota tipo logmein no ubuntu?
[14:34] <t__Eest> commsnd not found :/
[14:34] <DeannaT2> this mistake is until last kernel-update
[14:34] <Jan500> what lernel do you have
[14:34] <Jan500> kernel
[14:34] <t__Eest> iam using ubuntu 8.0.4
[14:34] <IdleOne> !pt | tna
[14:34] <t__Eest> if that is the kernel :)
[14:34] <Jan500> ah ok
[14:34] <Jan500> t__Eest: 8.0.4 dont support ext4
[14:34] <Jan500> you have to use ext3
[14:35] <Jan500> t__Eest:  mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb1
[14:35] <t__Eest> nice
[14:35] <t__Eest> he is doing something :)
[14:35] <diej> tonii: what should I do then?
[14:36] <roy1> i`m new whit ubuntu
[14:36] <DEFAKTO> 1
[14:36] <Jan500> t__Eest: after finished open the fstab with sudo  ... sudo vi|joe /etc/fstab
[14:36] <DEFAKTO> день дорый
[14:36] <DEFAKTO> помогите пожалуйста !
[14:37] <t__Eest> think i have to instaqll joe first fo all right ?
[14:37] <Jan500> you can use vi
[14:37] <Jan500> but first we need another info
[14:37] <DEFAKTO> http://itmages.ru/view.php?action=view&id=9556&key=39c854
[14:37] <Jan500> do blkid /dev/sdb1
[14:37] <DEFAKTO> what ?
[14:37] <Newbie> need help with jdownloader...it wont start after system reboot
[14:37] <diej> tonii: what should I do then?
[14:38] <Jan500> t__Eest:  note the UUID
[14:38] <diej> oh sorry are you thinking?
[14:39] <magical_walrus> Is there a program I can use to view & edit .pvr files on ubuntu?
[14:40] <tonii> diej: check any of the problems I listed. :)
[14:40] <mac9416> Hello, how can I find out what files are installed with a particular package?
[14:40] <tonii> diej: check windows services so that NetBIOS isn't disabled (don't remember the name right now)
[14:41] <foob> mac9416: use dpkg
[14:41] <roy1> when i try used the browser its closed suddnly and relogin
[14:41] <mac9416> foob, in order to do that, I must have the actual package downloaded, right? I cannot get the information off the web?
[14:42] <diej> where is windows services?
[14:42] <mac9416> foob, or from the machine the package is installed on.
[14:42] <foob> mac9416: yes thats correct...maybe in your case use apt based command
[14:43] <aaron11> hi
[14:43] <aaron11> is anyone abcent
[14:43] <ipatrol> I accidentially deleted my top panel, how do I get it back?
[14:43] <mac9416> foob, yeah, I'm trying to find the right apt command to use.
[14:43] <diej> where is netBIOS?
[14:43] <eboyjr> ipatrol: You can delete the .gnome/apps/panels directory and log out and then back in
[14:44] <majnoon> !nvidia
[14:44] <ipatrol> Never mind, the bottom panel had a new pane menu option
[14:44] <tonii> diej: Start - Control Panel - Administrator "stuff" - Services
[14:44] <foob> mac9416: tyr apt-cache show <packge_name>
[14:45] <foob> mac9416: apt-cache showpkg <package_name>
[14:45] <cev> hy
[14:46] <foob> mac9416: apt-cache depends <package_name>
[14:46] <diej> tonii: NetBIOS isn't even listed.
[14:47] <heogen> hi what program can convert to dvd a avi. movie?
[14:47] <foo> I get an e-mail from rkhunter saying this: Warning: The file properties have changed: File: /usr/bin/curl ... no idea why, curl is probably fine (it started this after I did an update). I have RTKT_FILE_WHITELIST="/usr/bin/curl" in /etc/rkhunter.conf, but rkhunter still complains. Any tips? Thanks
[14:47] <mac9416> foob, thanks, but none of them give me the files installed by each package.
[14:47] <tonii> diej: no, it's some other name I can't remember now. was a while since I used windows.
[14:47] <heogen> I download a movie avi. and I would like to convert in dvd ?
[14:47] <heogen> what program can i use it
[14:47] <Jan500> heogen: devede
[14:48] <eboyjr> heogen: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=356260
[14:48] <IdleOne> mac9416: foob rdepends
[14:48] <heogen> thank you guys
[14:48] <diej> Net Tcp Port Sharing?
[14:49] <Jan500> t__Eest: ?
[14:49] <mac9416> IdleOne, if I'm right, that show recursive dependencies? I don't need the dependencies, but the actual files, such as /usr/bin/foo
[14:49] <Blade> can someone please help me, i get this error -->
[14:49] <Blade> -
[14:49] <Blade> [15:33:41] <Blade> when i select "Ubuntu, Linux 2.6.31-9-generic"
[14:49] <Blade> [15:33:43] <Blade> then it says
[14:49] <Blade> [15:34:06] <Blade> "Booting 'Ubuntu, Linux 2.6.31-9-generic' "
[14:49] <Blade> [15:34:27] <Blade> error: Unknown argument `--no-floppy'
[14:49] <FloodBot2> Blade: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:49] <Blade> [15:34:39] <Blade> Failed to boot default entries.
[14:49] <Blade> [15:34:48] <Blade> Press any key to continue..._
[14:51] <ipatrol> eboyjr:.gnome is not in my home folder
[14:51] <Uuu> Hello! Is mkfs (so, destroying data :P) the only way to change number of inodes?
[14:52] <C--> hallo, bin neu hier und auch neu in ubuntu, ich hab ne frage:
[14:52] <C--> ähm unter ubuntu habe ich monodevelop und da als test mal eine konsolenanwendung c# erstellt, wenn ich sie in der ide ausführe gehts, aber wenn ich auf die datei doppelklicke
[14:52] <Uuu> C--: /join #ubuntu-de :)
[14:52] <tonii> !german | C--
[14:52] <mrwoody> does anyone know how to install the latest version of digikam? is there a repository for that?
[14:53] <eboyjr> ipatrol: Try showing hidden folders. It is actually .gnome2
[14:53] <MenZa> C--: bitte nur im #ubuntu-de Deutsch sprechen. Hier gibt's so viele Trafik im Englisch dass wir nur in #ubuntu-de deutschsprachige Hilfe geben können.
[14:53] <Pille456> hey! I've a "little" problem. I just deleted my "include" folder (/usr/lib/include). Is there a way to reinstall that stuff? (except of opengl and wxWidgets i didnt change something there)
[14:53] <ipatrol> apps is not in .gnome2
[14:53] <IdleOne> mrwoody: https://launchpad.net/~digikam-experimental/+archive/ppa
[14:53] <C--> sry
[14:54] <mrwoody> IdleOne: thanks!
[14:54] <WinterWeaver> How can I find out which application is using a specific port?
[14:54] <erUSUL> WinterWeaver: sudo lsof -i :portnumber
[14:54] <ipatrol> eboyjr:apps is not in .gnome2
[14:54] <WinterWeaver> thx erUSUL
[14:55] <Uuu> Is mkfs (so, destroying data :P) the only way to change number of inodes?
[14:55] <mrwoody> IdleOne: that is the old version, which seems to be very buggy here. Do you know if there is any more updated one?
[14:56] <DeepFrz> Is there a way I can burn cd s from Ubuntu live. I only have one cdrom drive?
[14:57] <majnoon> THAT a good question
[14:57] <IdleOne> mrwoody: http://www.digikam.org/drupal/download looks like your going to have to compile the latest unstable version if you want newer
[14:58] <Uuu> Locobots have their spare time? :D
[14:58] <Pille456> hey! I've a "little" problem. I just deleted my "include" folder (/usr/lib/include). Is there a way to reinstall that stuff? (except of opengl and wxWidgets i didnt change something there) Dont ask how... it just happened :(
[14:59] <Uuu> Pille456: these are -dev packages, I believe.
[14:59] <Uuu> (...provided by...)
[14:59] <erUSUL> Pille456: reinstall all packages that have files in there... not sure how to programatically found out what those may be
[14:59] <mrwoody> IdleOne: thanks... probably i will wait. But the current version of digikam is too unstable. Maybe I should downgraded it. Do you know any alternative/
[14:59] <netyire> what is that app that lets you play alsa audio with pulse again? something like ppd <program>?
[15:00] <Pille456> erUSUL: thats my question.. ;)
[15:00] <IdleOne> mrwoody: I don't sorry
[15:00] <eboyjr> ipatrol: http://albertsiow.wordpress.com/2008/06/26/restore-panel-bartop-in-ubuntu-gnome/
[15:01] <Uuu> Pille456: and/or it's ... how it was called? ... ... build-essentials, or so (if you had it; otherwise, it could not be needed by you).
[15:02] <Pille456> uuu: do you know a way, how i know which dev/build-essentials packages i need?
[15:02] <musadelsilencio> buenas
[15:03] <Uuu> Pille456: build-essential is a package name :) - what includes do you need, or: what do you need to compile? Install//reinstall those packages. Or, reinstall all packages whose names end with -dev.
[15:03] <netyire> oh, okay. since this channel is logged: the answer to 'what program channels alsa audio to pulse' is padsp
[15:04] <break19> Ok, so.. I'm a fairly advanced user, just happen to like the fact that Ubuntu -just works- however, I dont like the fact that when I log out of my command line terminal it kicks me back into X.. I hope I can change this default behavior back to the "standard" behavior.. point me in the right direction and off I'll go :)
[15:05] <fredrik_> Gnea: sup dude. what's going down in groovetown? I still can't hear a sound from my laptop. are you on today?
[15:05] <Uuu> break19: I think: another runlvl or /etc/inittab
[15:06] <DeannaT2> have anyone an idea, what i can try, to play cess & scrabble on yahoo? http://java.com/en/download/help/testvm.xml say i have the latest java-version. i deinstalled it and installed sun-java-6 new, java-chat-applet works, only this side not. it works before the latest updates, i have hardy heron
[15:06] <aya> guys, I have installed Ubuntu using wubi, the downgraded it using apt-pinning.  And now my grub doesn't show any kernels, how can i fix that?
[15:06] <break19> Uuu: why should that matter? Any other distro I've used.. I set the runlevel to 5.. but if I, say, ctrl-alt-F1 out of it, back into my term, I've never been kicked back to the gdm screen upon ctrl-d'ing out of my cli
[15:06] <ipatrol> eboyjr:kthxbai
[15:06] <break19> I've always had to ALT-F7 to get back, and I prefer this :)
[15:06] <DeannaT2> on this side i got a cpu from 100%, then it can only be killed
[15:07] <majnoon> i THINK i helped DeepFrz  :)
[15:07] <Pille456> Uuu: Am i right, that i've to do a complete reinstall of gcc(and so on...), to install "build-essential", because now apt tells me, that this packages is installed.
[15:07] <Uuu> break19: do you have Jaunty? Something maybe changed, cause on my hardy ^D or logout or exit doesn't bring me to gdm. It leaves me in the VT. I believe it's uncomfortable if it does... :/
[15:08] <aaron11> helo can someone help me i forgot my root passwd
[15:08] <break19> Uuu: 9.04.. and yea, it didn't do it on 8.10, its a new thing. and I dun like it :)
[15:09] <Uuu> Pille456: No idea, why it wants to reinstall gcc also. But if so, you may try - reinstalling it should be safe.
[15:09] <aaron11> helo can someone help me i forgot my root passwd
[15:09] <t__Eest> Jan500: ure still there, sorry was on the phone , what was next command ? blkid ? and then ?
[15:09] <eboyjr> aaron11: It's the same as your desktop one
[15:09] <aaron11> !repeat | aaron11
[15:09] <Jan500> blkid /dev/sdb1
[15:09] <Jan500> note the uuid
[15:09] <Sidewinder1> aaron11> You can probably boot to live CD and reset password from there
[15:09] <Jan500> then edit the fstab
[15:10] <break19> aaron11: try this: sudo passwd root
[15:10] <Uuu> break19: "too userfrienly" symptom ;] Sorry, I can't help you. Maybe downgrade? haha
[15:10] <aya> so no one knows how ti fix this wubi installation ?
[15:10] <t__Eest> how to edit fstab ?
[15:10] <break19> Sidewinder1: ^^ what I said is a heck of a lot faster and easier :)
[15:10] <Jan500> add at the end of the file UUID=<your_uuid> /home/disk defaults 0 0
[15:10] <Jan500> joe or vi
[15:11] <Jan500> or any other texteditor
[15:11] <Jan500> with root permissions
[15:11] <aaron11> ok]
[15:11] <grawity> Jan500: joe isn't in Ubuntu by default; nano is.
[15:11] <aaron11> thamks break19
[15:11] <break19> aaron11: np
[15:11] <Pille456> Hm, I just wanted to remove gcc, as it said, that "nvidia-glx-180" would be removed too. Is this the nividia driver oder just some stuff, which i needed to install it (but not to use it)?
[15:11] <t__Eest> dotn understand :/ sorry Jan500
[15:11] <aaron11> thanks*
[15:11] <Jan500> t__Eest: sudo vi /etc/fstab
[15:11] <Uuu> aaron11: or get to rescue mode, or how it is called (it's on GRUB list).
[15:12] <Sidewinder1> break19>You're right but no one was answering him and I suck at cli
[15:12] <break19> Sidewinder1: only one way to fix that :)
[15:12] <t__Eest> there stand /dev/sdb1 media/cmrom0
[15:12] <Uuu> So, is it the only way to change inode number by recreating filesystem with mkfs?
[15:12] <Jan500> ah forgot  the  filesysttem after /home/disk add ext3
[15:12] <adam_> hi
[15:13] <t__Eest> where to add that ?
[15:13] <ipatrol> The disk mounter launcher won't add to the panel
[15:13] <Jan500> t__Eest: have you change your cdrom port?
[15:13] <Jan500> is it a sata cdrom?
[15:13] <mrbeano> hi, i have a really outdated version of ubuntu and i want to create an installable usb drive with it
[15:13] <mrbeano> where should i start ?
[15:13] <break19> Uuu: there's a way, I don't remember where I saw it atm.. -but- I seem to remember reading there's also about 50% chance of hosing the filesystem.
[15:14] <Sidewinder1> break19>Yea, yea but at my age the memory ain't what it used to be. Besids if I'm not using certain commands alot, they drift off into the netherworld. :-)
[15:14] <Paddy_NI> !usb | mrbeano
[15:14] <adam_> i download bit defender antyvirus  and dont now how run installer .deb.run
[15:14] <t__Eest> no its an ide cdrom
[15:14] <mrbeano> Paddy_NI, all the graphical tools fail
[15:14] <mrbeano> Paddy_NI, usb-creator is too new for my system
[15:14] <daysleeper555> adam_: chmod +x *.deb.run
[15:14] <dva5912> anyone know how to format a usb stick? i put a live disk of fedora on it and now i cant access it
[15:14] <daysleeper555> adam_: ./*.deb.run
[15:15] <adam_> ???  in terminal???
[15:15] <mrbeano> can anyone help me ? :)
[15:15] <erUSUL> dva5912: use gparted ?
[15:15] <daysleeper555> adam_: yes
[15:15] <dva5912> it wont see it erUSUL
[15:15] <adam_> ok i tray now
[15:15] <adam_> wait
[15:16] <Uuu> break19: I could try since it's my test installation :)
[15:16] <erUSUL> dva5912: plug it in adn type dmesg in a terminal. can you paste the last lines of the command output ?
[15:16] <t__Eest> jan500 and know ?
[15:16] <Paavi2_0> !paste
[15:16] <george> hello, im having issues switching to the extra visual effect...can someone help me?
[15:16] <mrbeano> ilove this
[15:16] <break19> Uuu: It's been a while ago, But I stumbled aross it while searching for a way to convert ext3 to ext4.. but, again, I don't remember exactly where I saw it.
[15:16] <mrbeano> as soon as my problem seems to be non trivial, i'm completely ignored
[15:16] <Paavi2_0> george: what's the gpu card you're using?
[15:17] <adam_> cannot access `BitDefender-Antivirus-Scanner-7.6-4.linux-gcc4x.i586.deb': No such file or directory
[15:17] <Paddy_NI> !patience | mrbeano
[15:17] <dva5912> ok one sec erUSUL
[15:17] <t__Eest> jan500 , now gparted finds it and displays it coorect
[15:17] <daysleeper555> adam_: did you cd to folder where u downloaded it
[15:17] <t__Eest> but i dont know how to acces it
[15:17] <adam_> is on desktop so???
[15:17] <Jonta> Long time since I've partitioned now. root-partition. How big?
[15:17] <bhaskar> how to share pc internet in my mobile
[15:18] <bhaskar> help!
[15:18] <daysleeper555> where's desktop in ubuntu?
[15:18] <Uuu> break19: OK, np :) It seems to be some magical trick, so maybe simple mkfs+OS reinstall would be nicer :D Thanks.
[15:18] <bastid_raZor> Jonta: 10-15GB .. somewhere in that range if you're looking to conserve space
[15:18] <arvind_khadri> mrbeano, short answer, you cant
[15:18] <daysleeper555> ~./Desktop ?
[15:18] <adam_> i write in terminal        adam@Galaxy:~$  chmod +x BitDefender-Antivirus-Scanner-7.6-4.linux-gcc4x.i586.deb
[15:18] <arvind_khadri> bhaskar, did you google?
[15:18] <artificialexit> daysleeper555 yea its ~/Desktop
[15:18] <break19> mrbeano: the problem may be, that even in this channel, with it's 1300+ users, may simply not know the answer, and instead of all 1300 of us saying "sorry dude, we dont know" we simply keep our yaps shut in the hope that someone else will know the answer and respond....
[15:19] <bhaskar> yes my mobile is rokr E6 arvind thats a prob
[15:19] <daysleeper555> adam_: cd ~./Desktop
[15:19] <daysleeper555> then above commands
[15:19] <Jonta> bastid_raZor: Only got about 75 GB Hdd - 10 away for Windows. Still, she won't have too many files on there I think. Still 10-15?
[15:19] <dva5912> sd 5:0:0:0: [sdb] Write Protect is off
[15:19] <dva5912> sd 5:0:0:0: [sdb] Mode Sense: 45 00 00 08
[15:19] <dva5912> sd 5:0:0:0: [sdb] Assuming drive cache: write through
[15:19] <dva5912>  it keeps doing that over and over erUSUL
[15:19] <FloodBot2> dva5912: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:19] <adam_> can you write full command
[15:19] <bastid_raZor> Jonta: are you going to have a seperate /home or just one partition for ubuntu?
[15:19] <bhaskar> arvind_khadri:yes my mobile is rokr E6 arvind thats a prob
[15:20] <_raven_> hi - is there anything that is similar to CLUSTERKNOPPIX, CHAOS or CLUSTERIX or something else ?
[15:20] <thiebaude> !pastebin | dva5912
[15:20] <Jan500> t__Eest: change /dev/sdb1 to /dev/cdrom and add at the end of the file UUID=<your_id> /home/disk ext3 defaults 0 0
[15:20] <Jonta> bastid_raZor: Nah, she probably won't try out different OSes, so I'm dropping the home-partition
[15:20] <daysleeper555> adam_: cd ~./Desktop && sudo chmod +x *.deb.run && ./*.deb.run
[15:20] <dva5912> i know i just didnt see the need for three lines of code. maby for five. thiebaude
[15:20] <Jan500> you have to create it first
[15:20] <erUSUL> !paste | dva5912
[15:21] <thiebaude> ok
[15:21] <bhaskar> Any one that has knowledge of linux mobile also
[15:21]  * erUSUL ooops
[15:21] <Guest91592> hello
[15:21] <george> im running on board graphics
[15:21] <bastid_raZor> Jonta: i wouldn't go less than 10GB. if you ever decide to upgrade to the newer versions you need the extra space for the downloads. 10GB at the least. and you can go from there.
[15:21] <arvind_khadri> bhaskar, you want to use your mobile as a modem right?
[15:21] <Jonta> bastid_raZor: OK, thanks
[15:21] <nomadluap> anyone know a channel with over 9000 people logged in?
[15:22] <daysleeper555> lol
[15:22] <break19> <3 ionice
[15:22] <Guest91592> can someone help me please
[15:22] <bhaskar> arvind_khadri: no i hve a broadband connection in computer and want it share in linux mobile
[15:22] <Guest91592> can someone help me im not sure how to make my webcam (logictech quickcam pro 5000) to work can someone help
[15:22] <IdleOne> !webcam
[15:22] <erUSUL> dva5912: so it seems to connect/deconnect in a loop ? maybe the usb stick is just busted ? or the usb port? tried on different ones ?
[15:23] <dva5912> erUSUL, the drive cant be busted and ive only got four usb ports on my laptop. each of them do that
[15:23] <erUSUL> dva5912: works in other machines ?
[15:24] <michaelc> !webcam where i put that
[15:24] <Sidewinder1> Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)   That's what I say to my wife...
[15:24] <thiebaude> nomadluap, why over 9000 people?
[15:25] <dva5912> erUSUL, yes it works in the vista
[15:25] <nomadluap> help! I accidenatlly my whole /usr folder!
[15:25] <Uuu> nomadluap: Deleted?
[15:26] <Paddy_NI> nomadluap, married?
[15:26] <nomadluap> no, i accidentally the whole thing!
[15:26] <Uuu> ...
[15:26] <t__Eest> !pastebin
[15:26] <netyire> question: how do I raise the volume for pulseaudio streams?
[15:26] <legend2440> nomadluap: ate?
[15:26] <netyire> its far too soft even with the volume mixer and media player on max
[15:26] <erUSUL> dva5912: :|  then i dunno what may it be... can you paste the whole dmesg file ? « sudo aptitude install pastebinit && dmesg | pastebinit -i - »
[15:27] <nomadluap> arrgh, I now have 10 /usr folders!
[15:27] <Uuu> Stupid q: what's "dunno"? :D
[15:27] <Sidewinder1> I don't know
[15:28] <iDangerMouse> :)
[15:28] <Uuu> thanx ;p
[15:32] <Sidewinder1> !test
[15:32] <iDangerMouse> Does this really work https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne ?
[15:32] <jez> I have a really weird problem
[15:32] <jez> when I do ls *samba* in my /etc dir, i see smb.conf
[15:32] <bhaskar> !test
[15:32] <jez> but if i do ls smb.conf i see nothing
[15:32] <jez> why is this?
[15:32] <jez> and i can't edit smb.conf either
[15:32] <jez> it seems not to exist
[15:32] <FloodBot2> jez: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:33] <Jonta> Err, can't find the option of making it a rootpartition.
[15:33] <bhaskar> floodbot
[15:34] <Chymera1> do you know of any program suited for making flyers that runs under linux?
[15:34] <vasser> hello
[15:35] <vasser> is it possible to mount the partition containing the ubuntu image (WUBI) ?
[15:36] <RIPPED> hello
[15:36] <grawity> vasser: It's mounted automatucally, under /host
[15:36] <jnewland> anyone ever seen a "request timeout" when pinging an alternate ip address on an interface? (eth0:0)
[15:36] <RIPPED> iam using ubuntu on a live pen driver , i tryed to make a full instalation on dvd 4,5 Gyga ,but that option ont apera on the instaall
[15:37] <jnewland> the traffic is visible on the server with tcpdump proto ICMP, but it doesn't seem like it's being recognized
[15:37] <vasser> grawity: thanks
[15:37] <RIPPED> its ubuntu 9.04 , i also tryed to intall from live dvd to a full instalttion in a pen , but its saysa 1gyga pen space its not enoguht
[15:38] <TheVenerableZ> RIPPED: I think you need 2GB
[15:38] <TheVenerableZ> I have a grub question
[15:38] <RIPPED> to a pen does it ?
[15:38] <RIPPED> ok
[15:38] <TheVenerableZ> I want to add windows vista to grub
[15:38] <RIPPED> Thak ThrVenerableZ
[15:38] <TheVenerableZ> this is my fdisk -l outptu: /dev/sda1   *           1      121601   976760001    7  HPFS/NTFS
[15:38] <TheVenerableZ> np
[15:38] <TheVenerableZ> what should I add to menu.lst?
[15:39] <break19> TheVenerableZ: #Title Windows<crlf>rootnoverify /dev/sda1<crlf>chainloader +1
[15:39] <break19> where <crlf> means start new line
[15:40] <deany> Ive just noticed in /home/dean/.mozilla-thunderbird/gxvo2a2q.default/Mail/Local Folders  the file "inbox" is 120meg!  my inbox is empty though in the program?
[15:40] <RIPPED> TheVenerableZ tell me , and now that iam on a pen drive but Alive mode, i want to make a real install to DVD . Its possible ?when i try do this it only give hard dis instalation possibility
[15:40] <kalakouentin> hello, I need to split a 12gb .tgz file to smaller ones and I use the split command. Unfortunately that takes a lot of time and during that time my computer is practically unusable. Will using nice or ionice make any difference? Will I be able to use my pc and only during idle times will be split running? Which command will help me most? Ionice or (plain) nice? Thanx in advance.
[15:40] <TheVenerableZ> break19: should I uncomment the title?
[15:40] <TheVenerableZ> and should title be lowercase?
[15:40] <Serraphyn> Anyone recommend a MP3 sort utility for organizing songs and updating tags and titles
[15:40] <Dr[E]aM> case sensitive\
[15:41] <TheVenerableZ> RIPPED: You're trying to install to a DVD?
[15:41] <TheVenerableZ> and in make a live CD?
[15:41] <RIPPED> no
[15:41] <RIPPED> i made a live cd on a pen , because i gont have space on ap en to make install on apen
[15:42] <RIPPED> now that iam on live cd from a pen , i want to make a full install to a DVD
[15:42] <RIPPED> not a livw cd in DVD
[15:42] <Jonta> Anyone with ideas on mine? I just can't seem to find the option of setting a partition as the root-partition
[15:42] <break19> TheVenerableZ: yea, you should uncomment it.. and no, it doesnt matter
[15:42] <RIPPED> i Real install
[15:42] <TheVenerableZ> i don't know how to install to a dvd
[15:42] <TheVenerableZ> i think you want to make a live cd
[15:42] <TheVenerableZ> thanks break19
[15:42] <RIPPED> no
[15:42] <TheVenerableZ> off to reboot and see if it works
[15:42] <RIPPED> no live cd
[15:43] <TheVenerableZ> RIPPED: I'm sorry, I don't understand, and I have to go
[15:43] <TheVenerableZ> i'm sure someone else can help you
[15:43] <RIPPED> i want install ubuntu on dvd
[15:44] <break19> if theven gets back before I do, lookin for me.. tell him I'll be on momentarily.. loggin my user out to complete my /home dir relocation..
[15:44] <IdleOne> RIPPED: the live CD is also a full install cd
[15:44] <RIPPED> Idleone , but it dont save what we do in congifs
[15:44] <RIPPED> like the pn it dont save so .. in live mode ..
[15:45] <RIPPED> you cant creat user and a passwords, your driver will all off , after you reboot to windows
[15:45] <IdleOne> !pt
[15:45] <RIPPED> i real install ill save it doesnit ?
[15:45] <IdleOne> RIPPED: try #ubuntu-pt they might be able to help better
[15:46] <vasser> how do i make a symlink from one directory to another ?
[15:46] <Tobbe> Hi. I'm running Jaunty, but need a package that's only in Karmic. What's the best way to install that package?
[15:46] <daysleeper555> ln -s directory1 targetdirectory
[15:46] <vasser> so that listing of /dir2 will result the same as linking /dir1
[15:46] <LjL> !backports > Tobbe    (Tobbe, see the private message from ubottu)
[15:47] <vasser> daysleeper555: thanks
[15:47] <Serraphyn> Anyone recommend a MP3 sort utility for organizing songs and updating tags and titles?
[15:47] <Tobbe> LjL: I already checked the backports, it isn't there
[15:47] <vasser> daysleeper555: and will users be able to use that link ? (and the contents)
[15:47] <osotogari> @ Serraphyn: automatically?
[15:47] <LjL> Tobbe: somewhere on the backports page there should be links about creating your own backports
[15:47] <osotogari> Id be interested in knowing one too
[15:47] <daysleeper555> vasser: prolly
[15:48] <vasser> daysleeper555: i get a link, but instead of /dir2, i get /dir2/dir1
[15:48] <jnewland> any ubuntu networking experts around? i have a strange issue where an aliased interface is receiving, but not responding to pings
[15:48] <Serraphyn> Osotogari: Well it needs to span multiple dirs and I'd like to setup like /dir/dir/filename.mp3 outputs
[15:48] <ubca> jnewland-> how did you do the aliasing?
[15:48] <daysleeper555> oops sorry
[15:49] <daysleeper555> vasser: existing dir first
[15:49] <daysleeper555> vasser: then link
[15:49] <jnewland> ubca: http://pastie.org/private/9juapvja0jschwpycsq8a
[15:49] <daysleeper555> ln -s /dir2 /dir1
[15:50] <vasser> daysleeper555: okey, i just had /dir2 existing first, thank you
[15:51] <n8tuser> jnewland-> and is the problem? do you have a network layout drawing? its easier to discuss pictures..
[15:51] <chazco> Hi... how can I format a USB HDD to ext2/3?
[15:51] <Jan500> chazco: mkfs.ext3 your_dvice ?
[15:51] <jnewland> n8tuser: from a server i can ping the primary IP on, I can't ping the secondary
[15:52] <jnewland> tcpdump shows the ping coming in
[15:52] <jnewland> but never replies
[15:52] <Sidewinder1> chazco> Don't see why not.
[15:52] <chazco> Jan500 - Really that simple?
[15:52] <jnewland> http://pastie.org/private/pqaawp0y5evmog8rih6xvq - i pinged the primary interface, you can see the request and the reply. when i ping the secondary, just a request, no reply
[15:52] <n8tuser> jnewland-> which server? again if you have a network layout, its easier to discuss which is which..
[15:53] <Sidewinder1> chazco> Oh, sorry, missed the "hoe".
[15:53] <Sidewinder1> hoe
[15:53] <Jonta> Problem solved in an embarassing way
[15:53] <Sidewinder1> how
[15:53] <Tobbe> LjL: Going the official backports path will take about a week according to the docs. What is the second best way to install the package?
[15:53] <chazco> Sidewinder1 & Jan500 - Nice and simple :) Done
[15:54] <jnewland> n8tuser: i don't have a diagram, sorry
[15:54] <JeoTheLeo> hello
[15:55] <JeoTheLeo> quick question, what's the best program to use for programming in C/C++?
[15:55] <aaron11> Python
[15:55] <g0thca> hey guys, anyone ever installed NoMachine Server on Ubuntu 7.10 ?
[15:55] <n8tuser> jnewland-> who owsn that static ip address 216.180.248.67?
[15:55] <osotogari> @ JoeTheLeo: I just use gedit
[15:55] <aaron11> not me
[15:56] <grawity> JeoTheLeo: Visual Studio. (Joking)
[15:56] <jnewland> n8tuser: me. the server is setup to use it as an alias
[15:56] <aaron11> joe use python
[15:56] <JeoTheLeo> Python is an interpreter
[15:56] <grawity> JeoTheLeo: Most use a text editor such as vim, emacs, or gedit.
[15:56] <aaron11> visual studio is not supposed to be mentioned
[15:56] <n8tuser> g0thca-> i have at one time, it works, i dont hav it anymore though so i cant remember what the steps are
[15:56] <n8tuser> jnewland-> your ISP assigned that to you?
[15:56] <aaron11> gedit is gnomes own
[15:56] <jnewland> yes
[15:56] <aaron11> forgive me if im a neubie
[15:56] <jnewland> this is at a datacenter, we have a large netblock
[15:57] <g0thca> n8tuser, not asking about the installation.. but is it a good and useful application?
[15:57] <n8tuser> g0thca-> yes very useful
[15:57] <JeoTheLeo> I'll give gedit a try.....does it have the compiler along with the text editor?
[15:57] <grawity> JeoTheLeo: The compiler, gcc, is usually executed separately
[15:57] <aaron11> ubuntu is madeup of newbies and admins and codes
[15:57] <g0thca> n8tuser, cool.. thanks
[15:57] <grawity> aaron11: I agree about newbies.
[15:58] <aaron11> grawity are u talking about me
[15:58] <wolfjb> where do I get help about the netbook remix?
[15:58] <Hydrid> must i say to the conf to open the port 21 or its default for the ftp server?
[15:58] <jrivera> a quick question: it is possible to change one's password through putty right with the passwd command?
[15:58] <grawity> wolfjb: Here.
[15:58] <aaron11> here
[15:58] <grawity> JeoTheLeo: Yes.
[15:58] <grawity> er
[15:58] <grawity> jrivera: Yes
[15:58] <n8tuser> jnewland-> you need to prefix your responses to me or else i will miss and would not respond back at you
[15:58] <aaron11> wolfjb right here
[15:58] <grawity> jrivera: It doesn't matter if it's PuTTY, 'ssh', or any other kind of login.
[15:58] <Tobbe> JeoTheLeo: If you want an integrated development environment (IDE), try http://www.codeblocks.org
[15:58] <baha> hello
[15:58] <wolfjb> Thanks, grawity and aaronil, question to follow
[15:58] <aaron11> wolfjb there are 1384 people online
[15:58] <jrivera> ok thanks... just making sure of it
[15:59] <jnewland> n8tuser: sorry
[15:59] <thunk_> audtty
[15:59] <baha> hello
[15:59] <JeoTheLeo> yeah, I thought of using codeblocks
[15:59] <n8tuser> jrivera-> yes, once you're logged on to the remote, you have the shell from remote and executes the command at remote end
[15:59] <g0thca> n8tuser, i just have one question about it... do i have to install the server, node and client on the machine?
[15:59] <JeoTheLeo> has a pretty low rating in comparison to netbeans etc.
[15:59] <wolfjb> how do I add a Desktop icon to my favorites? I have tried to cp the .desktop file to .local/share/applications and it isn't showing up
[15:59] <netyire> since this channel is logged, the answer to the question 'why is pulseaudio so soft? how can I turn up the volume' | keywords: pulseaudio, soft, low, volume, increase, alsa | is to set the volume on the soundcard directly by running alsamixer -Dhw
[15:59] <wolfjb> in this case, Gmail.desktop
[15:59]  * aaron11 has never helpped 
[15:59]  * aaron11 has only asked
[15:59] <legend2440> JeoTheLeo: netbeans is good too
[15:59] <Sidewinder1> !hi | baha
[15:59] <netyire> see also: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-974691.html
[15:59] <n8tuser> g0thca-> yes, thats what i recall
[15:59] <aaron11> mmh
[16:00] <aaron11> netbeans is for kids
[16:00] <JeoTheLeo> lol
[16:00] <Tobbe> JeoTheLeo: There is also Eclipse + CDT
[16:00] <JeoTheLeo> Eclipse has C??
[16:01] <rob___> Hi! Need some help..  I'm at a root prompt - how can I get into gnome from here? If I do startx gnome starts, but the mouse and keyboard doesn't work
[16:01] <g0thca> n8tuser, thanks
[16:01] <dto> hi. i'm at the end of my rope as far as ubuntu realtime audio goes. it appears to be total fail on 3 very different machines after some months of messing with it. either the kernel crashes, or does not recognize both processors.
[16:02] <Tobbe> JeoTheLeo: yes, with the CDT plugin
[16:02] <Tobbe> JeoTheLeo: This might interest you: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=824805
[16:02] <JeoTheLeo> wow, thanks
[16:03] <deany> I just used tar zcfv /media/backup/home.tgz deany to backup my entire home folder (including hidden) and it finishes with this.  tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors.   How can I see what the error was?
[16:03] <wolfjb> if I cp Desktop/Gmail.desktop .local/share/applications/Gmail-favorite.desktop do I have to logoff/login to see it in the favorites section of the Netbook Remix?
[16:04] <adalal> guys, i can;t remember the option i have to put in for reverse printing .... on the cups printer properties
[16:04] <adalal> help?
[16:04] <grawity> wolfjb: It should be updated in a few seconds... if it isn't, try logout
[16:04] <wolfjb> thanks
[16:05] <rob___> Question: I messed up my window manager. How can I boot into gdm so I can select and start gnome again?
[16:06] <adalal> rob___: u could log into the failsafe gnome
[16:06] <rob___> adalal: thanks adalal. how do I do that?
[16:06] <adalal> guys, i need help to reverse print on cups...
[16:07] <adalal> rob___: on the login screen, there's an option
[16:07] <mrbeano> 2 girls, 1 cups
[16:07] <adalal> lol
[16:07] <rob___> adalal: I don't have a login screen.. How do I start it from the command line?
[16:07] <adalal> rob___: start x isn't working?
[16:08] <rob___> adalal: no.. startx drops me into gnome, but they keyboard and mouse don't work anymore..
[16:08] <adalal> oh
[16:08] <rob___> adalal: I'm trying xfix now, to see if that does anything
[16:09] <adalal> rob___: yeah.. that usually resets everything
[16:09] <Guest4499> sound card driver not working
[16:09] <adalal> nvm solved it
[16:10] <Hydrid> 530 non anonymous sessions must use encryption? how i connect  with encryption from my browser or filezilla??
[16:11] <Sidewinder1> !sound | <Guest4499>
 If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[16:12] <alphanumeric123> Need Help: My OS (Jaunty) Update Manager  is telling that I don't have any more free space however I've cleaned out at least 1 Gig and a half.  Still get the message.
[16:12] <rob___> Question for anyone who is able to help: I am having trouble starting gnome. I installed dwm but am not ready for it. How do I revert back to gnome from the command line? I don't have a .xinitrc in my home dir. What I need to know is which file runs the command to start dwm, so I can revert it back to gnome
[16:12] <rob___> adalal: xfix didn't really do anything - it still goes into dwm unfortunately
[16:12] <adalal> how odd
[16:13] <adalal> what exactly is happening?
[16:13] <ActionParsnip> alphanumeric123: try: sudo apt-get clean
[16:13] <cyberth> Hello
[16:13] <Hydrid> can anyone help me with vsftpd?
[16:13] <cyberth> I've used apt-get install for eterm but i can't find how can i launch it
[16:13] <vasser> anyone here uses/used "Drapes" ?
[16:13] <alphanumeric123> ActionParsnip: SAME ERROR MSG
[16:14] <adalal> rob___: pm me
[16:14] <ActionParsnip> cyberth: alt+f2    type eterm   press enter
[16:14] <osotogari> anyone here have squid proxy server running?
[16:14] <ActionParsnip> alphanumeric123: can you provide a pastebin of the output of   df -h
[16:14] <pyro2927> I'm having an issue where if I VNC into my ubuntu machine, the remote screen never updates/refreshes
[16:15] <vasser> bah !
[16:15] <n8tuser> rob___-> look in /etc/gdm/
[16:15] <rob___> n8tuser: ohh ok let me look
[16:15] <vasser> somehow the config for drapes is ruined, and i cannot start it as my user
[16:15] <vasser> when starting it as another user it just works
[16:15] <ActionParsnip> pyro2927: vnc is slow as hell, why do you need the full desktop?
[16:15] <cyberth> ActionParsnip : he don't found command :-(
[16:16] <pyro2927> actionparsnip, I'm on the same LAN, it shouldn't be slow at all
[16:16] <ActionParsnip> pyro2927: trust me its garbage, why do you need the full desktop
[16:16] <alphanumeric123> ActionParsnip: working on it.
[16:16] <pyro2927> because I want to be able to use UI apps
[16:16] <rob___> n8tuser: which file there? I'm in /etc/gdm now
[16:16] <ActionParsnip> cyberth: try tab completion in terminal
[16:16] <JeoTheLeo> some recommended Code::blocks, others recommended Netbeans
[16:16] <n8tuser> rob___-> gdm.conf
[16:16] <ActionParsnip> pyro2927: you could use x forwarding instead
[16:16] <alphanumeric123> ActionParsnip: Taking a while!
[16:17] <JeoTheLeo> I'll install both and see for myself
[16:17] <JeoTheLeo> thanks for the help :)
[16:17] <JeoTheLeo> Adios
[16:17] <pyro2927> X forwarding, will look into it, thanks
[16:17] <cyberth> ActionParsnip : don't found too
[16:17] <KoolD> is there a way to check how the bandwidth is being used by various applications??
[16:18] <alphanumeric123> ActionParsnip: Becauwse my drive is full firefox won't even let me submit the df -h out into the browser.
[16:18] <n8tuser> KoolD-> which bandwidth? bus bandwidth?
[16:18] <ActionParsnip> pyro2fyi, most games have web interfaces or you can use ssh at terminal level
[16:19] <ActionParsnip> alphanumeric123: do it the easy way: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; df -h | pastebinit
[16:19] <slon2000> hello there
[16:19] <slon2000> please help me where i can got help for my samba service on my ubuntu server
[16:20] <osotogari>  just ak here slon
[16:20] <rob___> n8tuser: I was able to fix it! Had to disable autostart, and then I was able to select gnome again from the login session :)
[16:20] <osotogari> *ask
[16:20] <alphanumeric123> ActionParsnip: Can't install.
[16:20] <n8tuser> rob___-> where was that autostart enabled at?
[16:20] <slon2000> osotogari: i reinstall my server and now all workstation (based on windows) cant see my server
[16:21] <bobbob1016> I'm getting slow NFS transfers, as in 5-10mbps.  I have all 10/100 connections, some 10/100/1000 connections.  I've tried directly wired into my router and got almost 200mbps for a second or two then it quickly dropped down to 10mbps, any ideas?
[16:21] <ActionParsnip> alphanumeric123: try running firefox -safemode   then clear out the cache
[16:21] <alphanumeric123> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/f569a334a
[16:21] <xcdfgkjhgcv> I've got a 15,000 song music collection and when playing it through Rhythmbox, some songs are much louder than others. How can I normalise the volume of every track in my collection so that I don't have to manually change the system volume all the time?
[16:21] <n8tuser> slon2000-> does your server have a valid ip address?
[16:21] <v4vijayakumar> hi, I was shocked when I checked stats from my 'system monitor' app. it is using ~1GB RAM, but I opened only few apps (firefox, opera, netbeans, filebrowser, gedit, terminal, and pidgin)
[16:21] <alphanumeric123> ActionParsnip: It returned THAT.
[16:21] <ActionParsnip> alphanumeric123: ok your / partition is 100% full, not good
[16:21] <slon2000>  n8tuser: yes 192.168.1.11
[16:21] <Jan500> slon2000: do you take your old smb.conf?
[16:21] <osotogari> @ slon2000: Has your server changed ip address? DHCP?
[16:21] <ActionParsnip> alphanumeric123: run:    dpkg -l | less
[16:21] <grawity> v4vijayakumar: Firefox and Opera are big apps
[16:21] <alphanumeric123> ActionParsnip: But I've deleted a GOOD BIT OF STUFF.
[16:21] <slon2000> oh no a forget to save my old config and lost it
[16:22] <Pricey> v4vijayakumar: That isn't really accurate. A lot of stuff is kept in ram, though not necessarily needed.
[16:22] <rob___> n8tuser: in gdm.conf: AutomaticLoginEnable
[16:22] <n8tuser> slon2000-> next, ping that ip address from your client, results?
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> alphanumeric123: then uninstall unneeded apps, like gimp if you never use it, or open office can be removed and install abiword
[16:22] <alphanumeric123> ActionParsnip:  dpkg -l | less DONE.
[16:22] <n8tuser> rob___-> okay, cool, you have it resolved
[16:22] <slon2000> my server hase only 192.168.1.11
[16:22] <murlidhar> how come suddenly my system folder became a read-only file ??????
[16:22] <slon2000> its statik
[16:22] <Jan500> slon2000:  take a look @ smb.conf by default the install takes the old one
[16:22] <murlidhar> i am now afraid to reboot
[16:22] <rob___> n8tuser: yep, thanks so much for that pointer - happy to be back in gnome :)
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> alphanumeric123: read the list, uninstall crap you dont need. Default installs are FULL of the stuff
[16:22] <grawity> murlidhar: Does Ubuntu even have a "system folder"?
[16:22] <Pricey> v4vijayakumar: use 'free', and see where that memory is.
[16:22] <DefineByte> while taking a gander at my fstab on one of my systems i noticed that it only contains references to partitions that no longer exist. I switched the disk from sda to hda (different module) at some point. How would I go about editing fstab to reflect this change?
[16:22] <murlidhar> grawity: i meant system partition
[16:22] <Jan500> slon2000: have you install samba3 or 4alpha?
[16:22] <slon2000> yes i can ping my server
[16:23] <murlidhar> grawity: / partition
[16:23] <slon2000> nut cant see it
[16:23] <murlidhar> root partitino
[16:23] <alphanumeric123> ActionParsnip: ok.  But why would it tell my it's full when I've deleted like old Movies andd stuff?
[16:23] <grawity> murlidhar: hmm. Usually / becomes read-only when the system detects an error... try running the 'dmesg' command on Terminal, it should tell you some info
[16:23] <slon2000> oh i dont knew version i install it with ubuntu server 9.04
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> alphanumeric123: try a reboot maybe, its stil full apparently
[16:23] <n8tuser> slon2000-> please respond prefix a nick to whomever you're responding to, or else it gets missed
[16:23] <kahen> alphanumeric123, do you have separate partitions for data and programs?
[16:23] <slon2000> i cant understand if i can ping it why i cant see it
[16:24] <Jan500> slon2000:  you can get the version with smbd -V
[16:24] <thulben> anyone have experience with mdadm and failed disks?
[16:24] <grawity> slon2000: When replying to someone, please put that user's nick before your message.
[16:24] <v4vijayakumar> grawity: Pricey: thanks. I think 1 GB is too much of memory for these apps :)
[16:24] <Jan500> what is the output of /etc/init.d/samba status?
[16:24] <daryl0> salva a tutti. Ho un problema. il microfono interno non funziona. Sento l'audio ma non registra dal mic. ho un Realtek ALC889A
[16:24] <murlidhar> grawity: check ur pm pls
[16:24] <alphanumeric123> kahen: I don't think so.
[16:24]  * nit is away: Gone away for now
[16:24]  * nit is away: Gone away for now
[16:24] <murlidhar> grawity: i got loads of like that
[16:25] <alphanumeric123> ActionParsnip: I dod reboot several times after cleaning out stuff.
[16:25] <slon2000> samba 3.3.2
[16:25] <alphanumeric123> dod = did
[16:25] <daryl0> osp sorry :-(
[16:25] <kahen> alphanumeric123, have you tried sudo apt-get clean?
[16:25] <grawity> v4vijayakumar: Browsers are things like that... Firefox + 50 or so tabs + Flash = 100 MB to 1 GB
[16:25] <legend2440> alphanumeric123: have you by any chance done a backup using Simple Backup Config?
[16:25] <alphanumeric123> kahen: yes.
[16:25] <alphanumeric123> legend2440: YES.
[16:25]  * nit is back.
[16:25] <slon2000> grawity: ok sorry
[16:25] <legend2440> alphanumeric123: thats the problem
[16:25] <nit> hey pple .... some one here know about remapping mouse buttons?
[16:25] <Pricey> v4vijayakumar: It won't really be using 1Gb.
[16:25] <alphanumeric123> legend2440:  why?  what?
[16:26] <slon2000> Jan500: samba 3.3.2
[16:26] <v4vijayakumar> grawity: firefox 200+ MB, 5 tabs, no flash :)
[16:26] <grawity> v4vijayakumar: Also, Linux often likes to cache things in memory, because it's faster that way.
[16:26] <Jan500> slon2000:  is smaba running ;)
[16:26] <grawity> v4vijayakumar: If a program needs memory, that cache is usually cleaned.
[16:26] <Jan500> slon2000: run testparm and look for errors
[16:27] <legend2440> alphanumeric123: someone else had same problem. as i recall it was some hidden backup file or something that Simple Backup Config had made
[16:27] <slon2000> Jan500: yes i samba is running
[16:27] <Pricey> v4vijayakumar: use 'free', and take a look at what is in the cache.
[16:27] <v4vijayakumar> grawity: free gives following stats, cached / 480224
[16:27] <Master__> wth someone stole my nickname :O
[16:27] <grawity> Master__: /ns release
[16:27] <alphanumeric123> legend2440: should i simply unistall Simple Backup and that will fix it?
[16:27] <ActionParsnip> Master__: register it then, it will bne password protected then.
[16:27] <KushedVapors> what would be the best printer manager? xfprint or gnome-cups-manager or other?
[16:27] <Master__> NickServ- master_ has been released.
[16:28] <legend2440> alphanumeric123: no you have to find the backup archive that  Simple Backup Config created
[16:28] <slon2000>  Jan500: Loaded services file OK.
[16:28] <alphanumeric123> legend2440: I put all backups on an ext HD. .
[16:28] <Master__> [Nick] Nickname already in use, try a different one. -.-
[16:29] <fwaokda> my firefox window all a sudden went away on me and when I try to reopen a "Close firefox" window appears but its blank.  Anyone know what I could try to get it working again?
[16:29] <kahen> alphanumeric123, http://blog.rvdavid.net/30-gb-root-partition-full-how/
[16:29] <kahen> alphanumeric123, pretty much the same happened to that guy
[16:29] <proctis> fwaokda: reinstall ff ??
[16:29] <fbc-mx> Is there a command-line utility that will convert an AVI to a DVD-Video ISO that I can burn with wodim?
[16:29] <alphanumeric123> legend2440: thanks.
[16:30] <fwaokda> proctis, is there a way to kill it's processes (if any are still running) ?
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> alphanumeric123: try Mark Rijckenberg's advice here: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+question/80347
[16:30] <osotogari> @ fwaoka: killall firefox
[16:30] <fwaokda> osotogari, thanks!
[16:30] <alphanumeric123> ALL:    So does this mean that Simple Backup is buggy then?
[16:31] <Jan500> slon2000: you hae defined some shares in smb.conf or? :D
[16:31] <Jan500> v
[16:31] <slon2000> Jan500: yes path = /media/Download
[16:31] <ActionParsnip> alphanumeric123: could help
[16:31] <verv87> how do i get xconfig/gconfig/anything other than menuconfig in jaunty?
[16:32] <Jan500> slon2000: can the client, server ping each other?
[16:33] <slon2000> Jan500: yes there is no problem
[16:33] <Master__> ActionParsnip, my nickname is already registered
[16:33] <evax> Anyone can help me to understand the launchpad translate's system?
[16:33] <deany> fbc-mx, could use ffmpeg to make a compliant mpeg and then use something like qdvdauthor
[16:33] <ActionParsnip> Master__: then its not your name
[16:33] <ActionParsnip> Master__: its owned by who registers it first
[16:33] <verv87> how do i get xconfig/gconfig/anything other than menuconfig in jaunty?
[16:34] <Master__> i registered it first(i think)
[16:34] <slon2000> Jan500: i understand i install gadmin-sambe may be this program delete my good config
[16:34] <nit> how do i remap my trackpad buttons separate from my trackpoint ones?
[16:34] <Jan500> slon2000: they only cant see the server in explorer?
[16:34] <deany> fbc-mx, or maybe devede also
[16:34] <ActionParsnip> Master__: then you must not have
[16:34] <Jan500> slon2000:  can u access the server by \\server_ip\share
[16:35] <slon2000> Jan500: yes and my linux clients cant see it
[16:35] <Master__> i havent login yet
[16:35] <ab2qik> hi, anyone know of a burner software that allows you to read/write discs on ubuntu and vista?
[16:35] <Master__> and i cant remmeber how to
[16:35] <slon2000> Jan500: no
[16:36] <mrbeano> ab2qik, you don't really need any software for it on linux
[16:36] <ActionParsnip> Master__: try: /msg nickserv identify <password>
[16:36] <jefinc> nit: I'm not sure if this will work but try this link:
[16:36] <jefinc> !buttons | nit
[16:36] <Sidewinder1> !register | Master_
[16:36] <Master_> logged in
[16:36] <Jan500> slon2000: hm.. you cant access with linux clients and/or win?
[16:36] <thiebaude> !burn | ab2qik
[16:36] <ActionParsnip> !ntfs | ab2qik
[16:36] <slon2000> slon2000: so where i can found default samba config?
[16:36] <ChrizC> hey guys, I have two network cards on my system. one is onboard and one is additional. I have my internet connection coming into the one that's been added in, and I'm trying to share that internet connection with my xbox 360 which is connected to the onboard one. how can I do this successfully?
[16:37] <ab2qik> mrbeano: need to read dics with data from vista on a dual boot with ubuntu
[16:37] <slon2000> Jan500: all clients cant se my server
[16:37] <ActionParsnip> !ics | ChrizC
[16:37] <nit> jefinc: ??
[16:37] <Jan500> slon2000: is there naything in the log?
[16:38] <ab2qik> ubottu:  I tryed gnomeBaker. It kept saying cannot mount volume?
[16:38] <slon2000> Jan500: my be u can see my config?
[16:38] <jefinc> nit: trackpad is the same as a mouse no?
[16:38] <Jan500> slon2000:  you can paste it
[16:38] <Jan500> !pastebin
[16:38] <slon2000> Jan500: senku
[16:38] <Legion0901> Quick easy question for someone available?
[16:38] <slon2000> !pastebin
[16:39] <ActionParsnip> ab2qik: gnome baker doesnt mount stuff, it burns disks
[16:39] <osotogari> ask away Legion0901
[16:39] <fbc-mx> deany, from the comamndline use qdvdauthor?
[16:39] <thiebaude> Legion0901, what is the question?
[16:39] <Legion0901> Where is the Device Manager?
[16:39] <xcdfgkjhgcv> I've got a 15,000 song music collection and when playing it through Rhythmbox, some songs are much louder than others. How can I normalise the volume of every track in my collection so that I don't have to manually change the system volume all the time?
[16:39] <nit> jefinc: yes but i have both trackpad and trackpoint...now i want to reconfig my track pad without affecting the trackpoint settings....
[16:39] <osotogari> @ Legion0901: What information do you want to get?
[16:40] <slon2000> Jan500: http://paste.ubuntu.com/266173/
[16:40] <ActionParsnip> Legion0901: lspci is good
[16:40] <jefinc> nit: oh sorry I miss understood the question
[16:40] <Legion0901> I want to determine my graphics driver version
[16:40] <deany> fbc-mx, oh.  does it have to be cli?
[16:40] <kahen> xcdfgkjhgcv, you can learn more about that here: http://replaygain.hydrogenaudio.org/
[16:40] <fbc-mx> deany, yes... devede work with cli?
[16:40] <thevdi> Hi. More of a general question but is it possible to change the creation DATE of a file only, leaving the original time intact ? e.g. I want to retain the times of files but move the day that they were created on forward a few days
[16:40] <ActionParsnip> Legion0901: sudo lshw -C display
[16:41] <Jan500> slon2000:  hosts allow = 127. 192.168.1 interfaces = 127.0.0.1/8 192.168.1/255 	bind interfaces only = yes
[16:41] <ab2qik> can ubuntu read ntfs partitions while ubuntu is loaded and vista is not loaded in a dual boot srtup
[16:41] <Jan500> slon2000:  is this correct ro your network?
[16:41] <slon2000> Jan500: so what do u think about it?
[16:41] <thiebaude> !DeVeDe | fbc-mx
[16:41] <deany> fbc-mx, http://womble.decadent.org.uk/talks/dvd-ukuug06/dvd-talk-ukuug06-paper.html  try that..
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> ab2qik: the kernel can read ntfs on its own, ntfs-3g will give yuo write access
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> !info devede
[16:41] <xcdfgkjhgcv> kahen: Thanks.
[16:41] <osotogari> @ab2qik: It sure can
[16:42] <slon2000> Jan500:  my network is 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.255
[16:42] <Jan500> change /255 to /24
[16:42] <ab2qik> any how to for ntfs read write?
[16:42] <Sidewinder1> ab2qik>yes
[16:42] <ab2qik> is it easy to do?
[16:42] <ActionParsnip> ab2qik: there are billions of guides
[16:42] <Sidewinder1> !ntfs | ab2qik>
[16:43] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: I'm following that link you sent me, and I've reached the part where you have to edit /etc/sysctl.conf, but it won't let me save the edits? I'm on the only account on the OS?
[16:43] <Jan500> ahno one moment
[16:43] <Legion0901> alright, based on what I am seeing, it looks like I am using just a basic driver from ubuntu...not the opens source intel driver...
[16:43] <slon2000>  Jan500: i wont that user only fom 192.168.1 can see my samba server
[16:43] <kahen> xcdfgkjhgcv, http://www.bobulous.org.uk/misc/Replay-Gain-in-Linux.html --- seems your best bet for scanning your collection for replaygain is foobar2000 in wine
gksudo gedit
[16:44] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: then you need to use gksudo or sudo (depending if you use gedit or some cli editor to edit it)
[16:44] <Legion0901> thank you for the help!
[16:44] <mercutio22> something weird has happened. The desktop isn't being drawn anymore
[16:44] <mercutio22> compiz is showing a transparent cube
[16:45] <lexr> hi guys, which one has more games: ubuntu or debian? and whic one is more stable?
[16:45] <mercutio22> if I switch to metacity, the desktop is also incorrectly drawn
[16:45] <mercutio22> what may have happened?
[16:45] <jrib> lexr: same...
[16:45] <slon2000>  Jan500:  so there is no way to resolve my problem
[16:45] <ActionParsnip> mercutio22: launch nautilus
[16:45] <lexr> :)
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> lexr: they are both Linux so are the same OS, just a different distro
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> lexr: if you'd said Ubuntu and PC-BSD it would be different
[16:46] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip:  I am able to launch nautilus alright
[16:47] <ActionParsnip> mercutio22: doesnt it give a desktop? weird
[16:47] <lexr> thanx guys
[16:47] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip: I have a bad desktop. I will post a screenshot
[16:47] <alphanumeric123> SIMPLE BACKUP CONFIG is buggy and is ABANDONWARE.
[16:47] <_Morten_> Hi. I'm wondering if someone could help me hide the lost+found directory from listing in proftp ftp directory? Google has not been helpful so far.
[16:48] <ActionParsnip> mercutio22: please
[16:48] <ActionParsnip> !caps | alphanumeric123
[16:48] <RIPPED> obrigada
[16:50] <andrewz> how do i turn those cursed popup notifications on the top right off?
[16:50] <santos> ext
[16:50] <alain88> bonjour y a quelqu un ?
[16:50] <santos> teste do xchat
[16:51] <osotogari> @ andrewz: I might be wrong but i dont think you can
[16:51] <alain88> j' azi des problemes avecfirefox et javascri
[16:51] <andrewz> osotogari: :(
[16:51] <durt> !fr > alain88
[16:51] <thiebaude> !fr | alain88
[16:51] <andrewz> really they are so annoying
[16:51] <jrib> andrewz: well one way would be to write your own notification daemon... I have mine write it to a file...
[16:51] <andrewz> jrib: can you just stop the notification daemon somehow
[16:52] <andrewz> jrib: or just paste me yours =p
[16:52] <jrib> andrewz: yes, but it starts up automatically if needed (you need to find out how to change that)
[16:52] <ActionParsnip> andrewz: you can uninstall libnotify1
[16:52] <kahen> sorry about massive reconnects... just setting up xchat's auto-identify
[16:52] <thevdi> Hi. More of a general question but is it possible to change the creation DATE of a file only, leaving the original time intact ? e.g. I want to retain the times of files but move the day that they were created on forward a few days
[16:52] <andrewz> ActionParsnip: thanks! other than stopping the popups what else will that do
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> andrewz: thats all i think it does. I hate all that popup stuff, really annoying
[16:55] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip: just a sec
[16:56] <vlt_mob> Hello. What pkg do I need to install to set my keyboard layout on the non X shells (how are they called btw?)
[16:57] <Lenin_Cat> how do you uninstall pulseaudio
[16:57] <ChrizC> hey I'm using firestarter on 8.04, using it to share internet connection with my xbox 360, but my xbox 360 is still saying that it's not being supplied an ip address?
[16:58] <BigJ> to uninstall pulseaudion type: sudo rm/
[16:58] <BigJ> sorry sudo rm /
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: set static IP
[16:58] <thevdi> Hi. More of a general question but is it possible to change the creation DATE of a file only, leaving the original time intact ? e.g. I want to retain the times of files but move the day that they were created on forward a few days
[16:59] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: to what?
[16:59] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip: look, http://picasa.google.com/macabro22/Test#5378384153621617570
[17:00] <BigJ> thevdi, type sudo rm / in the terminal to gain this ability
[17:00] <osotogari> @ BigJ: What?
[17:00] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip: the icons are all restricted to that darker area at the right side
[17:00] <thiebaude> !rm
[17:00] <thevdi> BigJ, try again ;-)
[17:00] <jrib> thevdi: ignore that
[17:00] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip:  I can't move them elsewhere
[17:00] <thiebaude> dont use that command
[17:00] <osotogari> Thanks jrib
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: you will need to set a different IP range to the PC - XBOX network to section it of and so routing works
[17:00] <thevdi> Yeah, I already guessed. BigJ is obviously a plebdazzle
[17:01] <DefineByte> i've changed the volume label on one of my partitions but bulkid is still showing the old one. vol_id reflects the change. How should I fix this? blkid -g didn't help. Is it just a case of deleting the blkid.tab file?
[17:01] <thiebaude> yea thanks, i was thinking /= hard drive
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> mercutio22: your link didnt work
[17:01] <xcdfgkjhgcv> And it's sudo rm -rf / anyway
[17:02] <osotogari> @ xcd: I was thinking that lo
[17:02] <osotogari> lol
[17:02] <an0n> Are there any diffirences between Linux Mint and Ubuntu besides the theme?
[17:02] <thevdi> an0n, Yes, there are
[17:02] <an0n> Some say that linux mint is easier to use but why?
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: please dont type commands like that in the channel
[17:02] <LjL> !mint
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> an0n: one is supported here, one isnt for starters
[17:03] <thevdi> an0n: Mint is Ubunu++
[17:03] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: it's still not working with a static ip
[17:03] <an0n> k
[17:03] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip: I will try flickr
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: did you give your PCs network card that is hooked to the XBOX got a static IP too?
[17:04] <legend2440> thevdi: try  touch -d 09/09/09 <filename>  not sure if it affects creation time though but it changes date
[17:04] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: I can't find all of these settings inside of Firestarter?
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: and ae both IPs on a different network address to the addresses on the WAN side?
[17:04] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: Sorry.
[17:04] <thevdi> legend2440, I tried touch -t 090906 but it wants the time as well. I'll try what you suggest, though
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: not sure, i use the interfaces file
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: typing possibly hugely destructive commands in the room is not advised
[17:05] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: you're talking to a complete Linux idiot here.. I just want to get my internet connection shared.. how do I do this?
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: its not linux specific
[17:05] <thevdi> legend2440, it changes the time to midnight (which I sort of half expected). I'll end up writing a Python script, I think, to read in the file timestamp and add / subtract multiples of 86400 seconds(!)
[17:06] <ryaxnbuntu> how do you remap a key  in ubuntu
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: you need to use network manager to set the ip
[17:06] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: I believe it is, as I did not have this much trouble sharing internet connection on Windows.
[17:06] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip: http://www.flickr.com/photos/13990310@N07/3892604945/
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: e.g. the XBox network could be 10.0.0.x
[17:06] <osotogari> @ ryaxnbuntu: System > Preferences > Keyboard shortcuts
[17:06] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I was just pointing out how BigJ didn't paste the most destructive command.
[17:06] <slhsen> hi, I cannot load web pages with opera10 on jaunty, any ideas?
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: then the network addressing on the web access device using 192.168.0.x
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: so you have 2 distinct networks
[17:07] <xcdfgkjhgcv> slhsen: Yeah, use an open source browser.
[17:08] <wildc4rd_> afternoon all
[17:08] <ActionParsnip> slhsen: if you rename ~/.opera   then rerun opera does it work
[17:08] <xcdfgkjhgcv> slhsen: Personally, I'm disgusted that you would run a proprietary web browser on an open source OS when there are excellent FOSS web browser alternatives.
[17:08] <ryaxnbuntu> no, i'm looking to remap the caps lock key to do nothing
[17:08] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: opera rocks hard
[17:08] <ryaxnbuntu> i hate the caps lock key
[17:08] <thiebaude> opera is awesome on ubuntu
[17:09] <moustafa> Anyone knows how to read existing messages on my Huwawi modem using the gnome-phone-manager?
[17:09] <slhsen> ActionParsnip: I just installed it but let me try
[17:09] <xangua> jum if you are not gonna give suport, why do you have to tell slhsen to use a browser he may not want
[17:09] <ryaxnbuntu> alternately, if doing nothing isn't available, just be a scroll lock key or num lock or something
[17:09] <xcdfgkjhgcv> This is one of the reasons why I prefer Debian - there are less non-free software sellouts.
[17:09] <xangua> jum................................
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: i'm sure you use gnash / swfdec too huh?
[17:09] <ryaxnbuntu> or a pause key
[17:10] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: No, I don't use Flash.
[17:10] <ryaxnbuntu> basically, a key that does nothing in 90% of scenarios
[17:10] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: I've tried that but the XBOX still refuses to connect using the static IP.
[17:10] <ChrizC> still is refused connection*
[17:10] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I use youtube-dl and get-iplayer.
[17:10] <ryaxnbuntu> so again, any help making the caps lock key a pause key
[17:10] <thevdi> ChrizC: You are trying to get an Xbox 360 to read media files off an Ubuntu setup ?
[17:10] <moustafa> Anyone here used the gnome-phone-manager before??
[17:10] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I can't get a smooth playback with Flash.
[17:10] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: thats very convoluted
[17:10] <ChrizC> thevdi: nope, trying to get an xbox 360 to use the internet connection that an Ubuntu setup is using
[17:10] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: mind yu if its needed then i guess you gotta
[17:11] <lightpriest> ActionParsnip, he's not the only one that does that ;p
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> ryaxnbuntu: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/disable-and-enable-caps-lock-in-ubuntu.html
[17:11] <slhsen> ActionParsnip: no it still doesnt work
[17:11] <lightpriest> ActionParsnip, i'm using clive ;)
[17:11] <thevdi> ChrizC, you have some USB modem ?
[17:11] <ChrizC> thevdi: no?
[17:11] <thevdi> ChrizC: Your ubuntu machine is connected to a router ?
[17:11] <Bodsda> Hi, I was looking through my package list and noticed that dash was installed. When I attempted to remove it I recieved a warning saying it was an essential package and should NOT be removed unless I knew exactly what I am doing. Well, afaik I don't use dash, I use bash, as does anyone else using a standardly configured gnome-terminal, so what uses dash?
[17:11] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: It's not that convoluted, it's simple to use after a few times. I also download a load of my video with Bittorrent. :)
[17:11] <n8tuser> ryaxnbuntu-> are you familiar with keycodes ?
[17:12] <ChrizC> thevdi: Xbox is connected to pc using ethernet, pc is connected to router using ethernet, router is connected to an Orange LiveBox using ethernet..
[17:12]  * nit is away: Gone away for now
[17:12] <thevdi> ChrizC, so you want to define an interface and pass the Xbox through?
[17:12] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: did yuo specify the gateway as the ip of the network card it is connected to?
[17:12] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: Although I admit to using the Nvidia proprietary driver because there aren't any open source alternatives. If I bought this PC recently, I'd have gone with ATI.
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: are you using a crossover cable?
[17:13] <ChrizC> thevdi: I just want to share internet
[17:13] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: nope. two seperate cards
[17:13] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I bought a laptop recently and I got Intel graphics. :)
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: nvidia all the way here, support is excellent
[17:13] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: But it's non-free!
[17:13] <ryaxnbuntu> NO
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: it works, who cares
[17:13] <ryaxnbuntu> er, no
[17:13] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: Intel is best, but I play games on my PC.
[17:13] <ryaxnbuntu> damn caps lock keY
[17:13] <thevdi> ChrizC, have you looked at how Clark connect etc is set up ?
[17:13] <ryaxnbuntu> typing xmodmap -e “clear Lock”
[17:13] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: That's a piss poor attitude.
[17:13] <bluboy> hi all
[17:13] <ryaxnbuntu> did not help
[17:14] <ChrizC> thevdi: I am an Ubuntu noob, so that would be a no :)
[17:14] <thiebaude> ActionParsnip, but it conforms with the GPL v3 license
[17:14] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: i work with computers as a job, if i can have an easy life with excellently supported hardware, I'm there
[17:14] <slhsen> can it be because of ipv6
[17:14] <thiebaude> the freedom to change software to suit your needs
[17:14] <n8tuser> ryaxnbuntu-> are you familiar with keycodes ?
[17:14] <thevdi> ChrizC, I don't know how you connection share but I'd imagine that you have to set up the cards as in a firewall station (e.g. like how Clark connect is set up) with two interfaces via the two network cards and some kind of passthrough
[17:14] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: By sacrificing your freedoms?
[17:14] <FireVisor> Hello there, I am wondering how to find a connected external USB HDD in SSH. I have X disabled.
[17:14] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: thats why i use linux, i dont game much and like a nice simple life
[17:15] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I game on Linux.
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: i dont see any freedoms lost. Id still use my system exactly the same
[17:15] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Although mostly with proprietary games through Wine. :(
[17:15] <musikgoat> !ics | ChrizC
[17:15] <ChrizC> thevdi: um? I re-iterate, I'm a moron when it comes to Ubuntu
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: i have a life. i go out to gigs and museums rather than wasting my life on games
[17:15] <ChrizC> musikgoat: tried and failed miserably :)
[17:15] <yokobr> hey guys... Plz, i need an active 7.04 ubuntu mirror
[17:15] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I went out and got wasted last night.
[17:15] <thevdi> ChrizC, presumably you have followed the link the ubottu gave ?
[17:16] <Renji-dono> Anyone able to help with a hardware issue?
[17:16] <ChrizC> thevdi: correct. tried and failed miserably
[17:16] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: And I was chased by horses and fell asleep with my best childhood friend.
[17:16] <ryaxnbuntu> n8tuser: no not familiar
[17:16] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: nice one :D
[17:16] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I didn't play any video games yesterday but I made friends with my neighbour.
[17:16] <bluboy> how can I know the memory swap??
[17:16] <ryaxnbuntu> i tried xmodmap -e “clear Lock” but did not work
[17:16] <thevdi> ChrizC, sounds like what usually happens when I follow one of those "simple guides" ;-)
[17:16] <n8tuser> ryaxnbuntu-> well try this   xmodmap -e "remove lock = Caps_Lock"
[17:16] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: Just because I like to play video games, doesn't mean I have no life, just that I'm a regular 17 year old adolescent.
[17:16] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: i'm 28
[17:17] <Renji-dono> Anyone help?
[17:17] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: You're an ugly, old man.
[17:17] <thevdi> ChrizC, and you have read this ? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=91370
[17:17] <FireVisor> I restade my help question: Hi, can anyone help me on how to find an external HDD in SSH?
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: not ugly or hugely old
[17:17] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: Old people are ugly.
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: depends n opinion
[17:17] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: Beauty is always on the outside.
[17:17] <n8tuser> FireVisor-> what do you meant by external HDD ?  you can list all mountable hd via  fdisk -l
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: i disagree
[17:18] <thevdi> ChrizC, or this: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/02/ubuntu-internet-connection-sharing.html
[17:18] <ChrizC> thevdi: my brain's just melted.
[17:18] <Renji-dono> Partition access help please
[17:18] <ActionParsnip> n8tuser: you mount partitions, not drives
[17:18] <ryaxnbuntu> now i get xmodmap:  please release the following keys within 2 seconds:
[17:18] <ryaxnbuntu>     Return (keysym 0xff0d, keycode 36)
[17:18] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I'd never go out with someone if I didn't think she's really fit.
[17:18] <trineox> FireVisor: if its mounted it should be in /media
[17:18] <thevdi> ChrizC, Brain melted? Welcome to Linux ;-)
[17:18] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: you'll find the conventionally "pretty" ones are really annoying. Trust me ive been there
[17:18] <FireVisor> n8tuser: I have a USB external HDD connected to a server computer, and I want to transfer files to it remotely.
[17:19] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: We've gone offtopic a bit.
[17:19] <n8tuser> FireVisor-> are you logged on to the remove server?
[17:19] <FireVisor> trineox: It's not in media... but it is connected and the lights tell me it's operational. The only thing in Media is CDROM stuff.
[17:19] <ryaxnbuntu> help i cannot seem to get xmodmap to work
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> FireVisor: if you mount the partition then share the mount point using samba, then you will be able to access it over lan
[17:20] <musikgoat> FireVisor: how was it mounted? auto via gnome?
[17:20] <ChrizC> thevdi: neither of those tutorials are making any sense/progress
[17:20] <jackdaw> hi, running latest 64bit with an internal intel generic sound controller on my mobo and recently i've found that mp3 playback is very stuttery, just started say a week ago. any ideas?
[17:20] <n8tuser> ryaxnbuntu-> well try this   xmodmap -e "remove lock = Caps_Lock"   <-- this dont work?
[17:20] <FireVisor> n8tuser: Yes, I am logged in to root through putty right now.
[17:20] <MarderIII> FireVisor: what does the command "lsusb" say?
[17:20] <n8tuser> FireVisor-> now do a  fdisk -l  to see what is mountable and mount to see whats mounted
[17:20] <ryaxnbuntu> n8tuser: it say
[17:21] <ryaxnbuntu> xmodmap:  please release the following keys within 2 seconds:
[17:21] <ryaxnbuntu>     Return (keysym 0xff0d, keycode 36)
[17:21] <ryaxnbuntu> which makes no sense, and pressing return doesn't help
[17:21] <magical_walrus> Does anyone know how I can view the images in a PVR or RAW16 file on ubuntu?
[17:21] <thevdi> ChrizC, if you want an easier life, you could get a 'switch' off ebay or whereever for next to nothing and this means you don't have to mess about with n network cards
[17:21] <FireVisor> MarderIII: it says it's listed... Western Digital
[17:21] <trineox> FireVisor: hmm well have you tried mounting it in terminal , like n8tuser said use fdisk -l and see which one it is /sda? etc then mount in terminal
[17:21] <razu_> hi
[17:22] <razu_> hello
[17:22] <ChrizC> thevdi: if I wanted an easier life, I would've installed Windows :)
[17:22] <musikgoat> ChrizC: windows ICS is just as complicated
[17:22] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: virus' = not easy life
[17:22] <eulen> Question: I've installed HPLIP package what is newer than the version wich aptitiude says. However no hp command works.  dpkg-reconfigure doesnt fit the problem. Any ideas ?
[17:22] <Sidewinder1> !hi | razu
[17:22] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Ubuntu ad-hoc is EASY
[17:22] <primusx> my hdd is parking every minute or so. What is to be done? I tried sudo hdparm -B 255 /dev/sda, but it does not seem to work
[17:22] <trineox> FireVisor: I had to do something similar from my parents house on a winbox...using putty so i could download files
[17:22] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Use Network Manager
[17:22] <ChrizC> musikgoat: wrong. I managed to get my internet set up using windows within 5 minutes.
[17:23] <thevdi> ChrizC, True. Or you could have got a Mac which is almost as bad, if not worse
[17:23] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: only idiots get virii. I haven't had a virus in about 2 years.
[17:23] <ChrizC> thevdi: I would say they're worse.
[17:23] <primusx> I get an error report
[17:23] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ChrizC: Only idiots use Windoze.
[17:23] <MarderIII> FireVisor: worst case.. you have to mount it with a command like "sudo mount /dev/sda<??> /mnt/media/???". Im not certain about the device numbers and mount point though.
[17:23] <roy2> any one can letme know why when i open the firefox and try surf to internet it will close the browser and askin login again
[17:23] <musikgoat> xcdfgkjhgcv: or people that have to through work
[17:23] <thevdi> ChrizC, this fluffy device is how I shared my 1-port router for ages without any messing about: http://cgi.ebay.com/Netgear-4-port-Ethernet-Hub-EN-104-with-adapter_W0QQitemZ350246573647QQcmdZViewItemQQptZCOMP_EN_Hubs?hash=item518c52964f&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
[17:23] <ryaxnbuntu> and then it continues on, please release the following keys within 8 seconds: (no keys listed)
[17:23] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: its spe,led 'Windows@
[17:24] <xcdfgkjhgcv> musikgoat: Then install Ubuntu on the work PC.
[17:24] <ryaxnbuntu> Please help!
[17:24] <Sidewinder1> primusx>Just out of curiousity, is it a Seagate Freeagent?
[17:24] <ActionParsnip> god my keyboard is screwed
[17:24] <musikgoat> xcdfgkjhgcv: I have linux at work, but i still need windows for UI testing
[17:24] <trineox> MarderIII: thats what i had to do....i just used fdisk -l to find out its partition
[17:24] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: I disagree. You see NASA? They use Windows.
[17:24] <xcdfgkjhgcv> musikgoat: Then use Wine.
[17:24] <primusx> Western Digital Caviar Second Generation Serial ATA family
[17:24] <DefineByte> Ah well, I just edited blkid.tab by hand :)
[17:24] <magical_walrus> Does anyone know how I can view the images in a PVR or RAW16 file on ubuntu?
[17:24] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ChrizC: Then install Ubuntu on their PCs.
[17:25] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: imagemagik or gimp?
[17:25] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: so then they spend about 50 hours trying to work out how to internet share, or why sudo apt-get install isn't working?
[17:25] <MarderIII> trineox: :-)
[17:25] <thevdi> magical_walrus, My fspot seems to support RAW format
[17:25] <ChrizC> or, xcdfgkjhgcv, so they can then realise that the X server crashes in the middle of an important misson?
[17:25] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ChrizC: OR THEY GET A VIRUS AND THEIR ROCKETS BLOW UP!!!!
[17:25] <ChrizC> mission*
[17:25] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ChrizC: Or Windoze goes BSOD in an important mission!
[17:25] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip: Will GIMP need any plugins or support for more extensions added?
[17:25] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: once again, only idiots get virii, and you can only get virii by downloading.
[17:26] <thevdi> Is that why the shuttle blew up? Cos NASA had a worm ?
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: i doubt it, RAW is very common
[17:26] <magical_walrus> thevdi: Ok, I'll try that.
[17:26] <MarderIII> ChrizC: Nope.. also by browsing the web.
[17:26] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Windoze is NOT easier/more secure/more stable than Linux. PERIOD
[17:26] <trineox> MarderIII: ya it was weird i ssh'd into my box from parents house on a winbox using winscp but discovered it wasnt mounted so i used putty and mounted it
[17:26] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip: And what about PVR?
[17:26] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: so far, in my 5 years of using Windows, I've had 1 BSOD, and that was Faulty RAM.
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> MarderIII: sweb browsing is downloading...
[17:26] <thevdi> magical_walrus, fspot should be shipped with Ubuntu
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: not sure, ask in #gimp
[17:26] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: in my 2 days of Linux using, it's crashed twice, and so far I';ve not yet been able to internet share.
[17:26] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ChrizC: Stop defending shit.
[17:26] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, Ok, will do
[17:27] <ChrizC> I managed to internet share on a windows install within 5 minutes. Explain that, xcdfgkjhgcv.
[17:27] <MarderIII> ActionParsnip: nag nag. ... :-p
[17:27] <ActionParsnip> MarderIII: you download the html, then ftp the images to your local PC
[17:27] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ChrizC: Go back to ##windoze, you stupid troll.
[17:27] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ChrizC: I can setup ad-hoc networking in 10 seconds.
[17:27] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: I came in here to try and get my UBUNTU install to internet share.
[17:27] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: no body is forcing you to use Ubuntu
[17:27] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ChrizC: I'd rather you just died.
[17:27] <primusx> my drive works fine in windows, but in ubuntu it parks. what can I do
[17:27] <osotogari> People need to relax in here
[17:27] <thevdi> xcdfgkjhgcv, I use XP and it has crashed a handful of times on me in the years that I've used it. I've had far more trouble getting things to work with Linux. But, I prefer not to line the pockets of corporations. It is a choice
[17:28] <ActionParsnip> primusx: when it parks, run: dmesg | tail
[17:28] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ChrizC: If it were up to me, I'd take all your Windoze users out into a field, and have you shot.
[17:28] <musikgoat> agreed osotogari
[17:28] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: ouch. that really hurt. that e-insult was painful. I might go and e-cut myself.
[17:28] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: windows is as good an os as ubuntu, both have advantages and disadvantages
[17:28] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: if it were up to people like you, we'd have no internet and no Operating Systems.
[17:28] <xcdfgkjhgcv> thevdi: Yeah, I hate those corporations!
[17:28] <xangua> !ops
[17:28] <musikgoat> xangua: what was that for?
[17:29] <xangua> jum fight with no reason
[17:29] <ActionParsnip> xangua: i was thinking about doing that
[17:29] <xangua> and ot
[17:29] <Sidewinder1> xangua> Awh, what ja go and do that for?
[17:29] <musikgoat> xangua: so remind people, !ot
[17:29] <primusx> ActionParsnip,  what will I achieve by doing so
[17:29] <ActionParsnip> Sidewinder1: 1) its getting really boring 2) its offtopic
[17:30] <dragonrigs> helo
[17:30] <xangua> if i do that they wikk same me something lie 'screw you' musikgoat
[17:30] <cmwslw> how can I get ubuntu to not open up a nautilus window when a flash drive is inserted?
[17:30] <Ben64> primusx: it'll let you know whats going on, so it can get resolved
[17:30] <dragonrigs> ok
[17:30] <Sidewinder1> Yea, I know but paging an op seems a little overkill
[17:30] <FireVisor> MarderIII: hmmm... that really got me stuck... tried fdisk -1 and it gave me "invalid option"...
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> primusx: if you do what?
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> Sidewinder1: id say it was justified, personally
[17:30] <Ben64> ActionParsnip: you told him to do dmesg | tail when it parks
[17:30] <xangua> cmwslw: nautlus>edit>preferences>support
[17:30] <musikgoat> FireVisor: sudo fdisk -L  (lowercase)
[17:30] <trineox> FireVisor: did you do a sudo fdisk -l ?
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> Ben64: thanks :D
[17:31] <xangua> there should be some options
[17:31] <MarderIII> FireVisor: -l not -1
[17:31] <ActionParsnip> primusx: it will show you the kernel message and will give you what the kernel messages say when it parks
[17:31] <Sidewinder1> ActionParsnip> I don't totally disagree with you; I would have waited just a bit. But that's me...:-)
[17:31] <trineox> FireVisor: lowercase l as in the word "l"ower
[17:32] <musikgoat> I and l look exactly the same :(
[17:32] <musikgoat> with ubuntu default fonts
[17:32] <Ben64> I think l is a bit taller
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> musikgoat: yuo can copy / paste to and from terminal
[17:32] <trineox> Ben64: slightly lol
[17:33] <musikgoat> Ben64: l disagree
[17:33] <musikgoat> ok
[17:33] <Ben64> My fonts on xchat show em different though, that's Ill
[17:33] <musikgoat> maybe
[17:33] <randal> gOS, i use this distro, Some ubuntu sources are old, can it be repared?
[17:33] <musikgoat> I'm from Il  ok yeah your right
[17:33] <randal> Thanks already :)
[17:33] <Intelli> I keep getting errors with ffmpeg trying to convert a flv file.
[17:34] <thevdi> Hi. Anyone know how to change the _date_ of a file without changing the time. i.e. I want to change the day that a file was created without changing when on that day it was created. ?
[17:34] <Intelli> "[flv @ 0xb7ed2110]Unsupported video codec (7)"
[17:34] <sin360> I'm trying to use firestarter with my wifi adapter connected to the internet and when I start the firewall it fails to start eth0
[17:34] <Ben64> Intelli: try mencoder?
[17:34] <sin360> can anyone hep
[17:34] <DeepFrz> I have ubuntu live and am trying to copy some photo files from a windows drive (borked by malware) to an old linux hd but I keep running into permission problems. Can someone help?
[17:35] <primusx> no parking in a while. after I wrote sudo hdparm -B 255 /dev/sda
[17:35] <MarderIII> FireVisor: If you boot with external disk attached. The devicenumber (or numbers with more partitions) should show up in the "messages" log
[17:35] <thevdi> DeepFrz: What kind of permission problem?
[17:35] <TheVenerableZ> DeepFrz: did you sudo mount the drive?
[17:35] <primusx> the hdd is silent for the moment
[17:35] <FireVisor> MarderIII: yeah, that got me something totally different. Device boot /dev/sdb1 ... what to do with this info?
[17:36] <DeepFrz> TheVenerableZ: thevdi I can see the files, and I have cleaned off my old user partition, but don't know how to get files to the old partition
[17:36] <snikker> hi, ubuntuone doesn't work with kde4?
[17:37] <papito> my LGE500 laptop with ubuntu has its wireless device Atheros-- not working anymore. It was working in the morning, what could have changed ? I tried pluggin again the NETGEAR router,  but in the laptop i keep getting when I do iwconfig "No such device.."
[17:37] <DeepFrz> TheVenerableZ: no I didn't mount the drive, it just showed up on booting up ubuntu live
[17:37] <primusx> dmesg | tail
[17:37] <thevdi> DeepFrz, you have mounted the Windows partition and you can see the files, presumably
[17:37] <primusx> [   15.413067] pci 0000:01:00.0: setting latency timer to 64
[17:37] <primusx> [   15.413206] [drm] Initialized radeon 1.29.0 20080528 on minor 0
[17:37] <primusx> [   15.715502] [drm] Setting GART location based on new memory map
[17:37] <primusx> [   15.716642] [drm] Loading R500 Microcode
[17:37] <primusx> [   15.716667] [drm] Num pipes: 3
[17:37] <FloodBot2> primusx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:37] <MarderIII> FireVisor: <scratch head> ?? external disk is bootable? Does it try to boot from the disk?
[17:37] <swoody> anyone know a command to find out more info about your hdd?
[17:37] <Intelli> Ben64, still get the same error.
[17:37] <DeepFrz> thevdi: I can see the files, I have made a dir on my old linux hd, in my user partition
[17:38] <thevdi> DeepFrz, you need to mount the NTFS/FAT partition first. You might get some errors, though, if the partition is damaged
[17:38] <jack_> hi
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> swoody: sudo lshw -C disk
[17:38] <jack_> ubunto is suckssssssssssssssssss
[17:38] <swoody> ActionParsnip, ah, many thanks :)
[17:38] <DeepFrz> thevdi: can you walk me through that procedure?
[17:38] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip: Gimp doesn't seem to recognize .pvr or .raw16 for me.
[17:39] <DeepFrz> thevdi: it has been a long time
[17:39] <Intelli> Ben64, mencoder doesn't work either.
[17:39] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: how about imagemagick ?
[17:39] <thevdi> DeepFrz: erm...we'll see. So, you've booted off a Live CD and you can see the Windows (NTFS?) partition, plus you can see the files you want to copy off it ?
[17:39] <FireVisor> MarderIII: Well... I don't know, but that's whats listed when i typed sudo fdisk -l at the bottom...
[17:39] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip: I'll try that, one second
[17:39] <DeepFrz> thevdi: yes, that is correct
[17:39] <Guest89905> Hi all, I have a question to all
[17:40] <jack_> guys
[17:40] <TheVenerableZ> I'm having some issues getting to my windows drive. Can anyone see what's wrong with my /boot/grub/menu.lst? http://paste.ubuntu.com/266201/ Thanks!
[17:40] <jack_> guys
[17:40] <TheVenerableZ> jack_: sup
[17:40] <thevdi> DeepFrz, and you have another partition on the machine that is some other format?...like EXT2 or EXT3 ? Or is it another Windows (NTFS or FAT) partition ?
[17:40] <Intelli> I keep getting errors with ffmpeg trying to convert a flv file.
[17:40] <Intelli> "[flv @ 0xb7ed2110]Unsupported video codec (7)"
[17:40] <jack_> iwant massnger
[17:40] <MarderIII> FireVisor: can you mount /dev/sdb1 ?
[17:41] <primusx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/266202/
[17:41] <jack_> how can i worck massnger
[17:41] <DeepFrz> thevdi: I have an old Debian 20 gb hd that is ext3 format
[17:41] <Guest89905> I have a laptop and extrenal LCD monitor. How can I config that in the laptop LCD panel and in the External LCD Monitor show two diffirence windows (in the LCD panel I want to use the web brower), in the extrenal LCD Monitor show some my other programs?
[17:42] <thevdi> DeepFrz, and you mount it but it is a user "home" dir that you are trying to write to on that 20GB HD ?
[17:42] <quidnunc> Is there a way to abort an installation of unconfigured packages (due to errors) without having to manually list all the packages to "aptitude remove"
[17:42] <jack_> fuck ubunto
[17:42] <thevdi> Who is Ubunto?
[17:42] <thevdi> ;-)
[17:42] <MarderIII> troll
[17:42] <DeepFrz> thevdi: yes, I have been able to clean it out and mkdir a dir on that partition but I can't copy the files over
[17:43] <musikgoat> !language | jack_
[17:43] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: u have #'s in front of your windows entry on grub
[17:43] <TheVenerableZ> can an op kick the troll?
[17:43] <musikgoat> !troll | jack_
[17:43] <jack_> اقول ابي الويندوز
[17:43] <jack_> كس امكم
[17:43] <xangua> why don't you just kick him¿
[17:43] <TheVenerableZ> look at line 156
[17:43] <trineox> ok 1 sec
[17:43] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: the commented line didn't work
[17:43] <primusx> after my hdd parks I typed dmesg tail and got this output  http://paste.ubuntu.com/266203/
[17:44] <thevdi> DeepFrz, I think I understand what the problem is but I'm not entirely sure how to work around it. I suspect that you are able to mount the partition but it "sees" you as not being the owner of the home dir that you are trying to write to, hence the problem (?)
[17:44] <jack_> ihave problem
[17:44] <sin360> I can't use firestarter with wlan0 as internet, I get et0 not ready can someone help?
[17:44] <jack_> my emaill in yahoo  and in windows
[17:45] <jack_> iwant it
[17:45] <NiiK> can someone help me fixing my sound in ubuntu?
[17:45] <musikgoat> !op | jack_ is trolling
[17:45] <DeepFrz> thevdi: yes, that is right, also if I try to use command line I can't get to the folder that contains the files
[17:45] <jack_> to worck in ubuntu
[17:45] <thevdi> DeepFrz, is it possible to create a new folder on that HDD ?
[17:45] <NiiK> can someone help me fixing my sound in ubuntu?
[17:45] <musikgoat> jack_ your not going to get much help when you curse the OS
[17:46] <jack_> any hot girl
[17:46] <alie> NiiK: what is ur audio card ?
[17:46] <DeepFrz> thevdi: yes, I created a temp folder on C:\
[17:46] <jack_> hhhhh
[17:46] <TheVenerableZ> ok someone kick jack
[17:46] <TheVenerableZ> or op me so i can
[17:46] <trineox> TheVenerable2: oh ok i just saw that....i have vista on my machine so let me look at my grub 1 sec
[17:46] <NiiK> alie: IDT.. cant remember model name
[17:46] <Hydrid> (vsftpd) user_list file is the same with chroot_list_file?  does someone know cause in their chanell i think they are gooooone
[17:46] <thevdi> DeepFrz, but you want to copy to your Debian HDD right?
[17:46] <musikgoat> suprisingly, no ops are around
[17:46] <primusx> how do I stop HDD parking in ubuntu?
[17:47] <jack_> windows is the best
[17:47] <musikgoat> or don't care to deal with him
[17:47] <DeepFrz> thevdi: yes, that's right. Windows has some sort of malware
[17:47] <Jan500> Oo
[17:47] <MarderIII> good thing irssi has an ignore command :-) no more jack_
[17:47] <jack_> any smocken girl
[17:48] <primusx> anybody had disk parking problem in ubuntu?
[17:48] <thevdi> DeepFrz, I think you have to mount this EXT3 partition in a special way that forces it to ignore the owner permissions but this is something you do in the /etc/fstab file (I think) and I don't know how to do this for a live CD
[17:48] <primusx> there is a clicking sound in my hdd
[17:48] <jack_> girls who need help
[17:48] <DeepFrz> thevdi: oh, okay, it's copying the photos to the temp folder I created, maybe I can use sudo to copy to the linux hd?
[17:48] <jack_> some one kick jack out
[17:48] <Pretto> no op around?
[17:48] <NiiK> alie: can you help? :)
[17:49] <dennispudwill> having problems with my printer, lexmark x4530, ubuntu can not find the drivers any ideas how to install this printer
[17:49] <jack_> fucke u ubuntu
[17:49] <thevdi> DeepFrz, yes, you could copy them using sudo or with sudo rsync
[17:49] <DeepFrz> thevdi: is that ntfs-3g?
[17:49] <thevdi> DeepFrz, how many GB of files are you talking about? Could you copy them to a FAT32 USB pen or whatever ?
[17:49] <tonsofpcs> anyone here tethering a blackberry bold start having issues recently either after a kernel update or a bold fw update?
[17:49] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: hey my entry is at the bottom after end of automatic kernals list
[17:50] <DeepFrz> thevdi: 5.7 gb
[17:50] <Hydrid> can i deploy virtualbox image in a ext3 disk?
[17:50] <musikgoat> Hydrid: yes
[17:50] <thevdi> DeepFrz, the debian home wouldn't be mounted using ntfs-3g; that would be the windows partition that you say has been damaged by the malware. The ext3 partition will be referred to in the fstab file
[17:50] <DeepFrz> thevdi: how do I mount the hd in ubuntu?
[17:50] <simplexio> Hydrid: you can use "real" partition with vbox (have to manually edit stuff)
[17:50] <musikgoat> Hydrid: you can store vbox images on the partition
[17:50] <Hydrid> musikgoat:  and it has no prob e? it runs ok
[17:50] <dennispudwill> having issue getting my printer to work, ubunutu can not find my printer
[17:51] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: Do you have any ideas? I have two separate drives, one with ubuntu and one with windows. I want to mount the first disk in grub  for WIndows
[17:51] <alie> NiiK: try type "lspci" on your terminal
[17:51] <musikgoat> Hydrid: no, it runs fine, my vbox is stored on a ext3 partition
[17:51] <primusx> if I install ubuntu on a windows partition will my disk still park
[17:51] <simplexio> Hydrid: images are fast too.. attleast alot faster than vmware (when i last compared them)
[17:51] <thevdi> DeepFrz, when you boot from the live CD, presumably you can see the Windows partition as you can mount it. You should also be able to see the EXT3 partition. I'm sorry - it's ages since I used the Live CD so I'm a bit sketchy on how it works
[17:51] <Hydrid> musikgoat:  i want to install xp cause i am bored to search mooooooore to make my sound card and video card to work properly
[17:52] <Hydrid> WORK IN UBUNTU!
[17:52] <alie> Which VM is faster on ubuntu, vbox or vmware ???
[17:52] <osotogari> I just acquired a Dell which I plan to use as a server of some sort to serve up media to XBMC. I am also in the process of installing Squid and using it as a proxy server. Anyone else got any ideas for this box?
[17:52] <musikgoat> alie: in my experience, vbox
[17:52] <NiiK> alie: witch line do you need?
[17:52] <Knirgh> Hydrid: try right clicking on the speaker icon in top right corner and check settings
[17:52] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: well your grub menu entry needs to be fixed.....
[17:52] <musikgoat> alie: less overhead than vmware server
[17:52] <alie> NiiK: Audio Device line
[17:52] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: I'm trying to fix it, but I don't know what to put there
[17:53] <NiiK> alie: 01:00.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc R700 Audio Device [Radeon HD 4000 Series]
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> osotogari: depends what you want the system to do?
[17:53] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: ok, you need to basically cut and paste line 154 to line 164 needs to pasted to the bottom
[17:54] <DeepFrz> thevdi: yes that's right, but cat /etc/fstab doesn't show all the partitions. However I may be able to get them over now.
[17:54] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, Pardon the stupid question, but how would I open the files with imagemagick?
[17:54] <trineox> how do i use the pastebin and ill paste mine
[17:54] <musikgoat> !paste | trineox
[17:54] <DeepFrz> thevdi: they are still copying to the C:\temp folder
[17:54] <NiiK> alie: it shows 2 audio devices
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: display <image file>
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: it can also translate and transform images, it is hugely powerful
[17:55] <thevdi> DeepFrz, I know there may be some security implications in trying to mount an "old" home directory from a Live CD - I've had some in the past. I ended up creating a FAT32 partition on a spare HDD and copying to that to get around the hassle of the file/owner permissions
[17:55] <thevdi> Anyway, have to go. Good luck
[17:55] <mick_> I'm having trouble with WINE.
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: e.g.  convert input.png output.jpg   will create a jpg using the imge input.png
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> mick_: details please
[17:56] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: After doing that, I get "Error 11: Unrecognized device string"
[17:56] <mick_> When I try to run WINE, my computer slows down, but the program never opens.
[17:56] <xangua> mick_: problems may solve if you use the latest version
[17:56] <xangua> @google wine ppa
[17:56] <mick_> Which version is that?
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> mick_: is the app compatible with wine?
[17:56] <osotogari> @ ActionParsnip: Hmmm, well I have it serving media up using mediatomb to my ps3 and xbox, squid installed and working, Id like to have a calendar or some such app running on it too
[17:56] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, It returns an error ("display file.raw16"): display: no decode delegate for this image format
[17:56] <xangua> jum no bot---
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> mick_: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[17:57] <trineox> !pastebinit
[17:57] <musikgoat> mick_: what happens when you try running wine "program.exe" in the command line?
[17:57] <mick_> xangua: I have this problem no matter what I try to open.  I can't even open WINE configuration.
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: loosk like you need something extra for it to show it, im very suprised
[17:57] <MarderIII> osotogari: web app?
[17:57] <aj_444> how do I install this http://www.last.fm/download ?
[17:57] <DeepFrz> thevdi: thanks
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> mick_: mv ~/.wine ~/.wine_old
[17:57] <Hydrid> can hear nothing from youtube generaly firefox
[17:58] <musikgoat> osotogari: torrent server?
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> mick_: grab wine from the wine repos
[17:58] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip: Where might I find what I need to show .raw16 files? Also, fpsot & gimp do not recognize either .raw16 or .pvr files
[17:58] <musikgoat> osotogari: deluged + deluge-webui is a nice set
[17:58] <Guest89905> anybody can tell how to config the two monitor
[17:58] <osotogari> @ MarderIII: the calendar? I could install apache, mysql etc
[17:58] <TheVenerableZ> Does anyone know what a "Error 11: Unrecognized device string" means? I upgraded ubuntu 32 bit to 64 bit, and now I can't mount my windows drive
[17:58] <MarderIII> osotogari: like eyeos? --> desktop via the browser. Includes calendar, editor etc
[17:59] <mick_> ActionParsnip: How do I do that?
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: not sure, did anyone reply in #gimp
[17:59] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, nope
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> mick_: read the link i gave: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[17:59] <osotogari> @musikgoat: torrent server serving torrents or downloading torrents?
[17:59] <Guest89905> I want the Ubuntu show first workspace in my LCD panel and the second workspace show in the external LCD monitor
[17:59] <musikgoat> osotogari: downloading
[17:59] <MarderIII> osotogari: bit heavy tough.. needs a webserver
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: http://ufraw.sourceforge.net/
[17:59] <musikgoat> osotogari: if you are into that
[17:59] <mick_> ActionParsnip: Tried that.
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> mick_: sowhat version of wine are you running?
[18:00] <randal> exit
[18:00] <osotogari> musikgoat: I was looking into rtorrent alright. I think you can set it to watch a directory and it will download upon adding a .torrent file to it
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> mick_: can you provide the output of: dpkg -l | grep wine
[18:00] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, thanks
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> mick_: use htpp://pastebin.com to provide the output
[18:01] <mick_> Do I enter dpkg -l | grep wine into Konsole?
[18:01] <osotogari> @ MarderII : I was thinking along the lines of an online calendar that I can access from any comp on the lan/from outside
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> mick_: yes
[18:01] <musikgoat> osotogari: rtorrent should do that,  but i've had good success with deluge,  you can run the daemon and have a nice webui, it it definately supports watching folders
[18:01] <x404x> can i use multiple terminal windows in cygwin ?
[18:01] <MarderIII> osotogari: eyeos provides that.
[18:01] <trineox> !paste | trineox
[18:02] <trineox> i have no luck with using pastebin...im still a linux newbie
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> !paste > mick_
[18:03] <musikgoat> osotogari: this guide helps http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1114965
[18:03] <MarderIII> osotogari: http://eyeos.org
[18:03] <osse> Is it possible in any way that my user password can suddenly change without me knowing? It certainly seems so.
[18:03] <musikgoat> osotogari: they refer to old versions, but the instruction set is still correct
[18:03] <musikgoat> osse: only if root changed it
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> trineox: copy your text, paste it into the white box and type your name in the other box, click paste. when the page changes, copy the address in the address bar then paste it in here
[18:03] <musikgoat> osse: or another user that knows your password
[18:03] <osotogari> @ musikgoat: I was running deluge before I switched to Transmission, ill look into it
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> trineox: its not linux specific, it can be used in any OS
[18:04] <osotogari> @ MarderIII: Thanks ill check it out :)
[18:04] <musikgoat> osotogari: funny, i used transmission before i moved to deluge :)
[18:04] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, Failed again, "TextureAtlas0.raw16: unsupported file format."
[18:04] <musikgoat> osotogari: the performance was vastly better
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: its not something i do dude, websearch around how to apply the plugin
[18:05] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, Ok
[18:05] <osotogari> @musikgoat: I found Deluge buggy and prone to screwing up its config file. I might switch back though, Transmission is only ok
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> musikgoat: i use transmission as i can manage my torrents from my g1 phone
[18:05] <trineox> ok thanks ActionParsnip
[18:05] <osse> musikgoat, I installed proftpd and the frontend and tinkered with it. Now it at least appears as if my password has changed. I can write it down in gedit, inspect it, paste it and still not manage to do something with sudo.
[18:05] <mick_> What do I do now?
[18:05] <musikgoat> ActionParsnip: there is dev on an android interface currently with deluge
[18:05] <Nitrodist> hi, quick question, I was editing my fstab to automatically add my hdds to my system and I was checking how and where they were mounted  with a vanilla 'mount' command at the terminal.  my hdd's (which are ntfs) say that the type is 'fuseblk'.  whats' the deal?
[18:06] <musikgoat> ActionParsnip: that is a nifty capability!
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> musikgoat: i'm already adding / removing and managing torrents currently
[18:06] <musikgoat> sweet
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> musikgoat: lots, browse on the phone, click a torrent, it connects to my server and kicks off the download
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> musikgoat: hows that for a slice of fried gold
[18:07] <musikgoat> ActionParsnip: i'm jealous :P
[18:07] <mick_> ActionParsnip: What do I do now?
[18:07] <musikgoat> ActionParsnip: i bet there will never be an iphone app for that :P
[18:08] <musikgoat> hah, i'd like to see Apple put that up on TV... "There's an app for that..."
[18:08] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: check your pastebin i replied to it...that was simple
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> mick_: try: sudo apt-get --purge remove wine; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get clean
[18:08] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: look at my menu.lst....all the way at the bottom
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> musikgoat: i dont know, i avoid apple like sars on toast
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> mick_: has wine ever worked?
[18:09] <mmaruseacph2> hi, does anyone know why the gpg keyserver is timing out?
[18:09] <mick_> ActionParsnip: no
[18:09] <mmaruseacph2> i receive this: gpg: keyserver timed out
[18:09] <musikgoat> mmaruseacph2: could be down, or it could be your connection... got a link i can test for you?
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> mick_: great: rm -rf ~/.wine; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install wine
[18:10] <mmaruseacph2> i'm trying this one: sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys E51D9310
[18:10] <osse> musikgoat: I installed proftpd and the frontend and tinkered with it. Now it at least appears as if my password has changed. I can write it down in gedit, inspect it, paste it and still not manage to do something with sudo. Now I'm afraid to log out!
[18:11] <musikgoat> osse: can you "su username" where username is whatever your username is?
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> mmaruseacph2: can you run: ping keyserver.ubuntu.com -c 4
[18:11] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, This file is part of an iPod app, so it was liekly made on OS X; is there an emulator that can run OS X on ubuntu?
[18:11] <mmaruseacph2> yup, ran it
[18:11] <mmaruseacph2> --- keyserver.ubuntu.com ping statistics ---
[18:11] <mmaruseacph2> 4 packets transmitted, 4 received, 0% packet loss, time 3004ms
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: doubt it
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> mmaruseacph2: looks like its up then
[18:11] <musikgoat> 3004ms? thats some lag
[18:11] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: Where are your replies? I cant see them at http://paste.ubuntu.com/266201/
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> musikgoat: mines identical
[18:12] <magical_walrus> Does anyone know how I can grow the capacity of a virtual hard disk file (.img)?
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> mmaruseacph2: are you from the uk
[18:12] <mmaruseacph2> no, romania
[18:12] <musikgoat> ActionParsnip: mmaruseacph2, 186ms here
[18:12] <trineox> here http://paste.ubuntu.com/266214/
[18:12] <musikgoat> but i guess it doesn't matter if you can hit it
[18:12] <mmaruseacph2> does it use a special port?
[18:12] <Dragonlyre_> good day all
[18:13] <ActionParsnip> mick_: wassup?
[18:13] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: thanks, i'm trying it now
[18:13] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: no problem now are you having problems accessing your windows drive from linux too or just booting windows?
[18:14] <musikgoat> mmaruseacph2: the keyserver isn't down, i can successfully import a key from it
[18:14] <Dragonlyre_> ? I'm still having issues with sound on flash. I tried some of the fixes, but they aren't working
[18:14] <mmaruseacph2> so it's either my connection or the key
[18:14] <mmaruseacph2> thanks
[18:15] <musikgoat> sure
[18:15] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: now I'm getting error 13, not 11
[18:15] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: Could it be the vista bootloader? Could the ubuntu installer have ruined that?
[18:15] <osse> musikgoat: I can't su myself (no pun intended). But I found out what was wrong. I mentioned tinkering with proftpd. I created a user for my ftp server with the same username as my actual user. For some reason my actual password was changed to that I used for the account in proftpd :S Wierd
[18:16] <osse> I mean weird
[18:16] <musikgoat> ouch
[18:16] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: it shouldnt have but if you think it might have you can run your vista disk and choose repair
[18:17] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: if you choose vista then it fails it could be the vista bootloader
[18:17] <mmaruseacph2> it works now, i can have haskell:) thanks
[18:17] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: ive had a problem before and the repair option repaired it
[18:18] <arooni_____> hi folks; i have recently re-installed jaunty... and my sound stops working after 10 minutes.  it works upon a restart.  when i try to load alsamixer i see: "alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such device."; i've also disabled pulse according to the guide here: http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2009/04/21/ubuntu-904-jaunty-keeping-the-beast-pulseaudio-at-bay/;  ideas?
[18:18] <Dragonlyre__> so I learned something...don't always hit the x unless you know what you are closing
[18:18] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: just make sure that your grub is correct, because your windows entry isnt in the correct place it should be at the bottom that i do know
[18:19] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: I overwrote my grub with yours.
[18:19] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: just the error message changed from 11 to 13.
[18:19] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: Any ideas on how to fix the vista boot files?
[18:19] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: vista your best option is run your vista disk choose repair it will fix the boot loader
[18:20] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: ill look up your error see if i can help you better
[18:21] <Brian__> if i want to backup my computer and i just copy the home folder would that backup my info
[18:21] <musikgoat> Brian__: yes, most of it
[18:21] <musikgoat> Brian__: there are some config files in /etc that are sometimes useful depending on the progs you run
[18:21] <musikgoat> Brian__: you might want to cherry pick the important ones
[18:22] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: your grub messed something up. Now I can't even boot into ubuntu any more
[18:22] <Brian__> would that reinstall my apps?
[18:22] <musikgoat> Brian__: no, but when you did reinstall them, you could put back in your custom settings with those files
[18:22] <Brian__> musikgoat: thanks
[18:22] <musikgoat> np
[18:22] <newbie81> heyho, can somebody help! i want to remove lots of Duplikates out of my Rhythmbox-medialibrary...
[18:23] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: well your ubuntu cd has a repair option for that
[18:23] <jaison> 8io78oi
[18:23] <pticochon> hi
[18:23] <pticochon> help, please...
[18:23] <pticochon> I've been running the upgrade program
[18:23] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: u needed to only correct your grub entry by putting the windows entry to the bottom
[18:23] <pticochon> from 8.10 to 9.04 ubuntu
[18:23] <pticochon> however it's "preconfiguring packages"
[18:24] <pticochon> and doesn't seem to ever end!
[18:24] <pticochon> is that normal?
[18:24] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: mine obviously wasnt the same i was only showing that my vista entry is at the bottom
[18:24] <RickX> has anyone heard if the problems with printing to windows shared printers has been addressed in 9.10?
[18:24] <pticochon> it has been preconfiguring packages, without a progress bar showing much useful information, for like 4 hours now
[18:24] <pticochon> *with
[18:24] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: yours was above the ubuntu entries
[18:25] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: oooh, my bad. How can I revert that?
[18:25] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: well best bet would be to run the repair option on your ubuntu cd first
[18:26] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: it will fix the menu
[18:26] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: so, repair ubuntu, then repair windows?
[18:26] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: yes
[18:27] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: where's the repair option?
[18:27] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: well i feel the entry was wrong soo the repair of ubuntu will fix it and you should be able to boot either windows or ubuntu
[18:28] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: once you boot ubuntu cd choose restore
[18:28] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: I booted into the CD, and i don't see a repair option
[18:28] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: restore?
[18:28] <TheVenerableZ> Try ubuntu without any change to your computer, Install Ubuntu, Check cd for defects, test memory, boot from first hard disk
[18:29] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: boot without installing
[18:29] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: we can just repaste your old menu
[18:29] <Nitrodist> I'm getting a slight stuttering in my audio player when I have my cpu usage at 100%, is there a way to increase the priority of my audio player's process?
[18:29] <cyber_666_uk> hey guys, is there any possible way to set the screensaver using the terminal?
[18:30] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: OK, I chose "Try Ubuntu without any change to your computer"
[18:30] <cyber_666_uk> on the s.saver preview i have selecetd one which crashes my system and every time i try to change it - it locks up (probly due to y crappy VGA)
[18:30] <uga> Nitrodist: there's a command called "renice" for that on the cmd line
[18:30] <cyber_666_uk> or is there a way to delete the screensaver via the terminal?
[18:30] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: good , remember how u edited your menu?
[18:31] <Nitrodist> I ain't afraid of no steeking commandline
[18:31] <Nitrodist> man renice !
[18:31] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: edit it again but paste your old one from your link which i have
[18:31] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: So just paste from my link, but move windows to the bottom?
[18:31] <uga> Nitrodist: for ex, "renice 10 foo", changes priority of process number foo to 10
[18:31] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: yes
[18:31] <uga> Nitrodist: you can set smaller (higher) priorities, but only running as root
[18:32] <Nitrodist> uga, can you read minds?  I'm changing foobar2k's process priority!
[18:32] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: starting with line 154 to 164 that section needs to be pasted to the bottom
[18:32] <uga> Nitrodist: hehe
[18:32] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: your link was http://paste.ubuntu.com/266201/
[18:33] <TheVenerableZ> thanks trineox
[18:33] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: how do i mount the drive?
[18:33] <simplexio> TheVenerableZ: mount /dev/disk/by-uuid/something /tosomwhere
[18:33] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: np ...go to system u dont see your drive?
[18:34] <Nitrodist> so uga, higher number is lower priority?
[18:34] <uga> Nitrodist: smaller=faster
[18:34] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: oops places lol...
[18:34] <uga> Nitrodist: you can even set it down to negative numbers, if you are root
[18:34] <simplexio> TheVenerableZ: check  /dev/disk/* there are many different paths to one partiotion
[18:34] <Pritesh> i have a simple scp command question
[18:35] <uga> Nitrodist: numbers are from -20 to 19
[18:35] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: i see the disk in Places
[18:35] <ForestBear> guys the weirdest thing just happened
[18:35] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: good
[18:35] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: but I can't edit the file unless i sudo
[18:35] <trineox> TheVenerableZ yep
[18:35] <simplexio> Pritesh: yes.. you know there are no know telepaths here..
[18:35] <ForestBear> my special keys (e.g. the super key, the media keys) got bound to multiple keys
[18:35] <comrade_tuttle> How would one go around to installing a binary file for linux in a .zip file?
[18:35] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: let me find out how to get to the drive via terminal
[18:35] <uga> Nitrodist: you can run the application with a given priority by using "nice" command too
[18:36] <ForestBear> for example my super key, when pressed, triggers the Alt, the Super, and the Tab events O_O
[18:36] <uga> Nitrodist: renice changes it once it's already running
[18:36] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: hmm let me think about that
[18:36] <Pritesh> simplexio : it might be very simple question for you
[18:36] <simplexio> comrade_tuttle: unzip it place where progs find it /usr/local/lib/ is nice place. and are you 100% sure that there isnt that library in repos
[18:36] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: /dev/disk doesn't exist
[18:37] <Nitrodist> ok uga, my 'pr' value was 20, so I wanted to set it to 19, so I did sudo renice 19 -p 17228 and the result was that it increased my pr to 39 and my overall nice score went up 19
[18:37] <Nitrodist> that is to say, my nice score went from 0 to 19
[18:37] <Nitrodist> wtf!
[18:37] <simplexio> Pritesh: yes.. still, i cant read your mind so, could you ask the question ?
[18:37] <ForestBear> anyone?
[18:37] <Pritesh> trying to transfer a file "resident evil" but with scp
[18:37] <trineox> anyone know how to run the text editor in sudo mode besides terminal?
[18:37] <Pritesh> but it is taking as two arguments as there is a space in between
[18:37] <sash_> Pritesh: resident\ evil
[18:38] <Pulga> i need help with squid, the use of tcp_outgoing_address tag, please pvt
[18:38] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: if you can get the editor to run in sudo without using terminal ull have it
[18:38] <comrade_tuttle> simplexio: its not a library I'm installing but the game Atmosphir so i don't know if that still holds for the latter
[18:38] <Nitrodist> trineox, gksudo gedit filename
[18:38] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: i just updated it
[18:38] <ispiked> I have this problem where if I enter `foo' in the terminal and press enter it somehow invokes the python interpreter (and fails)
[18:38] <trineox> thx Nitrodist
[18:38] <Nitrodist> np
[18:38] <simplexio> Pritesh: scp file.txt user@targethost:  moves file from your computer to target computer you homedir, scp user@host:/file.txt . copys file from your homedirectory on host to your computer
[18:38] <Pritesh> sash_ : thanks that worked
[18:38] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: cool...u rebooting?
[18:39] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: http://paste.ubuntu.com/266229
[18:39] <TheVenerableZ> that's the menu.lst file now, rebooting
[18:39] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: thats better looks good
[18:39] <Intelli> I just downloaded the newest ffmpeg and compiled it, and I still can't recode flv files.
[18:39] <Intelli> I need help!
[18:39] <Pritesh> i have the syntax it is just didn't know how to transfer a file which has two words, but \ worked
[18:39] <sash_> Pritesh: also try tipping resid and then the <tab>
[18:39] <Pritesh> thanks man
[18:39] <Pritesh> ok
[18:40] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: ok, so now ubuntu loads but vista still has error code 13
[18:40] <ForestBear> can anyone help me with my keyboard problem?
[18:40] <simplexio> Pritesh: ah. well you should have asked for it. \ escapes characters or you can quote file names too with "
[18:40] <macstar> any reason why root can login with pub_key authentication, but no other user can ?
[18:40] <innomen> Hey all, what can i use to see if my hard drive is dieing?
[18:40] <innomen> !scandisk
[18:40] <simplexio> Pritesh: and when using command line you can use TAB to fill commands and filenames, it does escaping automaticly
[18:40] <josep> !hello
[18:40] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: ya i saw something
[18:41] <sash_> innomen: smartmontools and hddtemp could help
[18:41] <Pritesh> simplexio : i will try that as well, tx guy
[18:41] <Alvin1> My ubuntu freeze, what's the reason?
[18:41] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: on your windows entry
[18:41] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: you are missing makeactive entry
[18:41] <innomen> sash_, thanky
[18:41] <gustavonarea> Hello. I'm installing Ubuntu via PXE, using DNSMasq for DHCP and TFTP. The net installer is loaded correctly, but the computer cannot access the archives. I've even tried with local archives (via apache on the computer la provided the installer) and nothing works. It seems like this server cannot access other computers. What can be oging wrong?
[18:41] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: what should I do now?
[18:41] <josep> question: how is the new testing 9:10?
[18:41] <josep> is it good?
[18:41] <danbhfive> TheVenerableZ: have you posted your grub and disk layout?
[18:42] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: take a look at mine again http://paste.ubuntu.com/266214/
[18:42] <ForestBear> My keyboard bindings suddenly got messed up, now my media keys trigger multiple events, any ideas what happened and how to fix it?
[18:42] <Linux> hi, I have a question. First I had ubuntu 9.04 with compiz-gnome, then I installed KDE-desktop - Kubuntu. Now if I want compiz to work I need to install compiz-KDE ? and I need to uninstall compiz-gnome ?
[18:42] <TheVenerableZ> banbhfive: no, what's that?
[18:42] <Alvin1> how to request remove ban?
[18:42] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: yours doesnt show it as a active partition
[18:42] <Newbie> how do i get files to copy faster in jaunty?
[18:42] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: can you send me the line(s) i should add/change?
[18:43] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: i'm really lost now, sorry
[18:43] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: yes
[18:43] <innomen> sash_, i apt get smartmontools and now smartmontools is not a command
[18:43] <simplexio> innomen: smarctl
[18:43] <sash_> innomen: right. it is smartctl, you need to sudo it. and read the manpage.
[18:43] <Linux> hi, I have a question. First I had ubuntu 9.04 with compiz-gnome, then I installed KDE-desktop - Kubuntu. Now if I want compiz to work I need to install compiz-KDE ? and I need to uninstall compiz-gnome ?
[18:43] <sash_> but for errors: sudo smartctl -l error /dev/whatev
[18:44] <innomen> out of curiosity how on earth was i supposed ot know that?
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> Newbie: you can use ext4, you can convert but you dont get the full advantages, you can also use faster drives with more cache
[18:44] <simplexio> innomen: smartctl -all /dev/sda shows all info, smartctl test=all /dev/sda runs test on disk
[18:44] <uga> Nitrodist: 19 is the slowest possible nice level
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> innomen: websearches ;)
[18:44] <innomen> simplexio, it still says i dont even have the command
[18:44] <uga> Nitrodist: if you want higher priority, you need a renice -10 or something in that line
[18:44] <Nitrodist> well I already did uga :P
[18:44] <uga> Nitrodist: ahk, heh
[18:45] <Newbie> ActionParsnip_ my drives are great!!!
[18:45] <dzibo> hello
[18:45] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: I added makeactive aboce chainloader +1, second to last line
[18:45] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: rebooting now
[18:45] <Newbie> with at least 6mb cache
[18:45] <innomen> ActionParsnip, thats absurd, if i apt get an app that app's name should trigger something, even if its just a readme
[18:45] <comrade_tuttle> Alright now it is telling me i don't have permissions. I already did chmod in the terminal but the unzip command would work and now I'm trying to move the file through nautilus and still no permissions.
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> Newbie: are the 15,000 rpm SCSI with 32mb cache and 512Mb on the controller?
[18:45] <dzibo> i am new ad ubuntu and need help X server wont start
[18:45] <gustavonarea> Can I pass a file other than pxelinux.0 to install via PXE without using the network? I already have the CD contents in the computer with Ubuntu already installed. Can I use install/initrd.gz or install/vmlinuz instead?
[18:45] <innomen> ActionParsnip, what if i didnt have the net and installed from a pacakge?
[18:45] <dzibo> can someone opet a new chat windows
[18:45] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: good
[18:45] <poomalai> I have htc p3300 windows mobile. I want to install some software in it. I dont have windows. I want to use ubuntu to sync it. I tried synce. But my mobile seems not detected. Please anybody help me
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> innomen: it was the same with virtualbox 2.0, the command was Virtualbox, not virtualbox
[18:46] <dzibo> with me
[18:46] <dare> innomen: you can inspect the package contents
[18:46] <dzibo> and help me please
[18:46] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: check pm
[18:46] <uga> Nitrodist: btw, your "foobar2k" claims "Media player with simple UI and low memory use"
[18:46] <uga> Nitrodist: in theory it should not need such renicing
[18:46] <trineox> TheVenerableZ  k
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> Newbie: how fast are your drives and how much cache do they have?
[18:46] <innomen> simplexio, thank you, are there any gui front ends for this? My clients will certainly want to know
[18:46] <NiiK-lap> Hi, i upgraded my linux kernel in ubuntu, from 2.6.28 to 2.6.30, and now it wont boot, what can i do?
[18:46] <sash_> innomen: sudo smartctl -l error /dev/sda does not work?
[18:46] <ForestBear> would anyone be able ot help with my keyboard problem?
[18:46] <simplexio> innomen: not that i know
[18:46] <sash_> innomen: there is a gui, but afaik it is not in the ubuntu-repositories
[18:47] <Sky[x]> NiiK-lap: bot with old kernel :)
[18:47] <Nitrodist> uga: it's windows
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> NiiK-lap: boot to recovery root console and fix graphics
[18:47] <Nitrodist> uga: wine, in other words
[18:47] <Nitrodist> and it works perfectly in windows and never stutters
[18:47] <NiiK-lap> ActionParsnip: how do i do that?
[18:47] <uga> Nitrodist: why not run something like amarok =)
[18:47] <Nitrodist> has to do with linux kernel scheduling!
[18:47] <simplexio> innomen: check smartd, its daemon to keep on track smart info
[18:47] <Nitrodist> because amarok is shit and you know it :P
[18:47] <uga> you'll save wine, memory and cpu
[18:47] <uga> Nitrodist: more than windows?
[18:48] <Nitrodist> a bad, buggy, crappy clone of winamp 3
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> NiiK-lap: esc when grub loads, choose recovery mode, then root console
[18:48] <Linux> hi, I have a question. First I had ubuntu 9.04 with compiz-gnome, then I installed KDE-desktop - Kubuntu. Now if I want compiz to work I need to install compiz-KDE ? and I need to uninstall compiz-gnome ?
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> Nitrodist: some like it
[18:48] <uga> Nitrodist: sounds like you didn't use it or read its code before doing such claims
[18:48] <innomen> simplexio, it says no errors, instantly
[18:48] <Nitrodist> oh I used it :P
[18:48] <innomen> i ran smartd, no responce so i guess it did something
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> Nitrodist: then read /var/log/kern.log
[18:49] <uga> ActionParsnip: forward to NiiK-lap
[18:49] <uga> =O)
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> Nitrodist: you can use: less /var/log/kern.log
[18:49] <Brian__> im trying somthing new here to backup my computer im running back in time and i chose to save the backup file to my ubuntu one folder so my backup will be sent into the cloud.  what do you  guys think about this ,
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> Nitrodist: wrong target sorry
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> NiiK-lap: less /var/log/kern.log
[18:49] <Nitrodist> lol I was going to say, wtf does the kernel log have to do with amarok
[18:50] <danbhfive> Linux whats the problem?
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> Nitrodist: like i said, "sorry wrong target"
[18:50] <{Alvinware}> How to request un-banned a username?
[18:50] <NiiK-lap> ActionParsnip: and in that log, i should could what's wrong?
[18:50] <NiiK-lap> could see*
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> NiiK-lap: it will help
[18:50] <innomen> this is not confidence inspiring
[18:50] <danbhfive> {Alvinware}: banned on IRC?
[18:51] <innomen> is there a more user friendly drive diagnostic solution?
[18:51] <NiiK-lap> ActionParsnip: i will try that, thanks!
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> innomen: hdparm
[18:51] <{Alvinware}> danbhfive, yes, i think in the #ubuntu only, or can i be banned for all the irc?
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> innomen: sudo hdparm -T /dev/sda           etc
[18:52] <Linux> danbhfive, it's no problem, I just want to know this so I don't screw up this kubuntu :|
[18:52] <{Alvinware}> danbhfive, How to request un-banned a username in #ubuntu?
[18:52] <ForestBear> is there anyone who could help me with a keyboard binding problem?
[18:52] <danbhfive> {Alvinware}: well, if it is #ubuntu, ask in #ubuntu-ops   if it is all of IRC, you won't be able to log on and you will get a msg what to do
[18:52] <Linux> I need to install compiz-kde and to uninstall compiz-gnome to work properly ?
[18:53] <danbhfive> Linux: sounds fine, go for it
[18:53] <mattgyver> im running a website on my 9.04 server.  When im viewing my site within my LAN, certain links force the server computer to restart like you hit reset, any ideas?
[18:53] <abcdefg> What can I use to play chess in a ICS chess server?
[18:53] <abcdefg> an
[18:53] <Nitrodist> mattgyver, what http server are you using?
[18:54] <mattgyver> Nitrodist, Apache
[18:54] <mactimes> mattgyver: Anything comming in the logs?
[18:54] <raul> hi
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> Linux: i dont think so
[18:54] <mattgyver> mactimes, nothing that looks specific to this, no
[18:54] <Nitrodist> mattgyver, #apage
[18:54] <Nitrodist> mattgyver, #apache
[18:54] <Nitrodist> sorry
[18:54] <raul> hi
[18:54] <innomen> how about this, ocassionaly when ubuntu boots it forces a drive check on reboot, how can i make it do that next time i boot? (i am absolutely floored that there is no gui drive diagnostic utility, i guess this rules out using the livecd as a diagnostic tool)
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> !fsck | innomen
[18:55] <{Alvinware}> danbhfive, My ubuntu freeze, why?
[18:55] <raul> iros todos a la mierda
[18:55] <mactimes> mattgyver: Is your system up-to-date?
[18:55] <mattgyver> mactimes, yes it is
[18:55] <danbhfive> {Alvinware}: no idea
[18:55] <mattgyver> mactimes, its not random either, basically the site is for streaming media.
[18:55] <ForestBear> could someone please help wiht a keyboard problem, even my arrow keys aren't working
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> {Alvinware}: is it happening with a particular app is running?
[18:55] <mattgyver> mactimes, only certain files force a reboot
[18:55] <innomen> ActionParsnip, that dose nto check the drive does it, i misunderstood what was happeneing i think, just checks for filesystem issues?
[18:55] <mactimes> mattgyver: Are you positive on the actual links forcing the server computer to restart?
[18:56] <raul> hay algun español por ahi?
[18:56] <loudmusik> ca any one help me install JAVA?
[18:56] <catkingdom> i've just installed Dapper on and old computer, which has had dapper on before, but it's had RAM downsize and a new harddrive since, so followed the instruction on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems to keep things low-profile, but startx doesn't work. I just get a blank screen. Using ctrl+alt+backspace, I get a whole load of repeated errors: (EE) xf860OpenSerial: Cannot open device /dev/wacom no
[18:56] <carpediem> loudmusik: um, it's installed by default
[18:56] <{Alvinware}> ActionParship, not.
[18:56] <mattgyver> mac9416, Yeah, when i click the links thats when it goes down.  The site runs via Apache, PHP, and MySQL
[18:56] <raul> hola?
[18:56] <loudmusik> nope its not
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> !es | raul
[18:56] <Newbie> "loudmusic" sudo apt-get netbeans
[18:56] <mattgyver> mactimes, sorry that was addressed to you
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> {Alvinware}: tab complete my name it helps
[18:56] <mactimes> Matt1360: I mean, _everytime_ you click those links your server reboots?
[18:56] <raul> gracias
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> {Alvinware}: install openssh-server
[18:57] <carpediem> Newbie: well, that's a Java IDE.  He just asked for Java
[18:57] <mactimes> aff
[18:57] <mactimes> Matt1360: Sorry
[18:57] <mattgyver> mactimes, yes, but if you were to login to my site, it will not happen.  It only happens to me within my network
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> {Alvinware}: next time it hangs, connect if you can using ssh and read the kernel logs
[18:57] <loudmusik>  Invalid operation netbeans
[18:57] <carpediem> loudmusik: java is installed by default, openjdk
[18:57] <mattgyver> mactimes, im really confused as to what could be causing the error.. its not random so i dont think its a HW fault
[18:57] <mactimes> mattgyver: Could it be a problem with the network driver?
[18:58] <carpediem> loudmusik: try "java -version" from the command line
[18:58] <mattgyver> mactimes, perhaps something I could look into, but wouldnt that cause an issue for external users if that were the case?
[18:58] <mactimes> mattgyver: Well, in your position, I would take the server down, run a memory check test.
[18:58] <loudmusik> pc@pc:~$ java version
[18:58] <loudmusik> The program 'java' can be found in the following packages:
[18:58] <loudmusik>  * gij-4.3
[18:58] <loudmusik>  * java-gcj-compat-headless
[18:58] <loudmusik>  * openjdk-6-jre-headless
[18:58] <FloodBot2> loudmusik: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:58] <loudmusik>  * cacao
[18:58] <mattgyver> mactimes, I have done that acutally.  it passed.
[18:59] <mactimes> mattgyver: Is the network interface for the external networks (I mean, public access) the same interface for the local network access?
[18:59] <mattgyver> mactimes,  yes
[18:59] <mattgyver> mactimes, its important for me to note that I have 3 ways to access, IP:port, port 80 redirect:port, and no-ip host:port
[19:00] <mactimes> mattgyver: Hum.  Well, enable logging in debug mode and follow it up.
[19:00] <mactimes> mattgyver: You'll have better chances of finding out what is going on.
[19:00] <mactimes> mattgyver: Enable debugging mode for all related logs.
[19:00] <mattgyver> mactimes, do you know off hand how i can enable debug mode?
[19:00] <mactimes> mattgyver: You'll have to open apache config file for apache.
[19:00] <{Alvinware}> ActionParsnip, I read some in the kern.log, and is it the highmem caused it, the freeze?
[19:01] <mattgyver> mactimes, okay great thats exactly what I will do
[19:01] <mactimes> mattgyver: Let me check the exact line.  I don't know it by heart.
[19:02] <ForestBear> is anyone able to help with a keyboard problem?
[19:02] <Brian__> im running back in time to backup my computer but im saving the backup file in the ubuntu one folder so it gets sent to the ubuntu cloud
[19:02] <KerberosHades> hi
[19:03] <Dragonlyre__> So...why I do I still have no sound in flash?
[19:03] <xiong> in gparted i reformatted a partition; now it is ext3 -- two issues: (1) how do i mount it? i see no way to define the mount point (2) how do i obliterate the old mount point, which displays in nautilus as a folder that cannot be deleted (or anything put into)?
[19:03] <KerberosHades> Dragonlyre__: did you installed the additional .deb ?
[19:04] <MikeChelen> !pl
[19:04] <mactimes> mattgyver: Look for loglevel in the apache config.
[19:04] <mactimes> mattgyver: I'm browsing my configs here to verify.
[19:04] <isaac> ???
[19:04] <isaac> !en
[19:04] <Cameron_> xiong, Use 'mount' on the command line
[19:04] <mattgyver> mactimes, I currently have LogLevel set to warn
[19:04] <isaac> Ah
[19:05] <mactimes> mattgyver: Change that to debug
[19:05] <mattgyver> Okay, and that will output int the error.log?
[19:05] <Renji-dono> How do you make partitions on ubuntu?
[19:05] <mactimes> mattgyver: It will output to the file on ErrorLog parameter
[19:06] <mattgyver> Renji-dono, it can be done with fdisk, or you can just use gparted which is much easier
[19:06] <maxkelley> how does one go about recommending that a package be updated? mplayer is broken for people with ATSC TV tuners with the current ubuntu version, mplayer's current cvs version fixes this.
[19:06] <xiong> Cameron_, i believe this is one of those cases where if i do this wrong i can destroy just about everything on my machine or, at least, make my stuff inaccessible
[19:06] <mattgyver> mactimes, thats what i was thinking.  Well im gonna try that out, thanks for your advice!
[19:06] <Renji-dono> mattgyver: Care to talk me through, I tried using a program I got, but it says I like admin access
[19:06] <xiong> does gparted not work?
[19:06] <isaac> maxkelley it won't get updated in repos unless it is a critical flaw.  Catch the next Ubuntu release at the end of October.
[19:06] <mattgyver> Renji-dono, you need to run it as root yes
[19:06] <Ove40> funkar svenska här?
[19:07] <mactimes> mattgyver: No problem.  Anytime.  Let me know if I can help further if you can't solve that.
[19:07] <Renji-dono> mattgyver: Using terminal?
[19:07] <Cameron_> xiong, not in my experiance, just do 'sudo mount [device name] [mount point]'
[19:07] <catkingdom> startx gives a blank screen and hangs. Help please?
[19:07] <mattgyver> mactimes, if you are available after my next few tests your assistance would be helpful
[19:07] <mactimes> mattgyver: Sure.
[19:07] <isaac> !pl | Ove40
[19:07] <Cameron_> xiong, for example to mount the main drive 'sudo mount /dev/hda1 /'
[19:07] <maxkelley> Isaac: that's not the best way of doing things... that a standard policy?
[19:07] <xiong> Cameron_, that make be okay -- i'm more worried about removing the old mount point
[19:07] <ForestBear> can anyone help me wiht my keyboard problem?
[19:07] <xiong> s/make/may
[19:08] <mneptok> !se > Ove40
[19:08] <isaac> maxkelley ain't my decision.  And yeah, standard policy.
[19:08] <Cameron_> xiong, AFAIK, that wouldn't matter
[19:08] <Dr[E]aM> i am in the process of upgrading to 9.10.a5. are there any bugs i should be worried about?
[19:08] <dzibo> hello is here anyone who can help me to get x server working, i just installed ubuntu on the computer and after i updated it with the update manager x server wont start  please if someone can help me can he make a new chat windows becouse in this chat to may people are writting i cant read everything
[19:08] <ForestBear> hey guys I have a voice right?
[19:08] <maxkelley> Isaac: hm. ok. that seems silly, but yep, not your fault. someone should see about getting that policy changed, its been broken for quite a long time.
[19:09] <KerberosHades> Dr[E]aM: this is 9.10 x86_64
[19:09] <catkingdom> yes forestbear you do, i think all the smart people are busy
[19:09] <mneptok> ForestBear: we hear you. any luck with wireless?
[19:09] <maxkelley> ForestBear: be more specific.. what problem?
[19:09] <isaac> maxkelley think about it from the other end though.  With Ubuntu's release cycle, if they made sure every program worked with every release of Ubuntu every time any program got updated..............
[19:09] <Dr[E]aM> KerberosHades: what does that mean
[19:09] <KerberosHades> Dr[E]aM: just like a debian sid, your mileage may vary, but this 9.10 seems pretty stable
[19:09] <isaac> I can understand them just including the new version of program X in the latest release.
[19:09] <ForestBear> mneptok: yes I got it working with ndiswrapper
[19:09] <mneptok> ForestBear: yuck :/
[19:09] <ForestBear> and right now i have a keyboard problem
[19:10] <KerberosHades> Dr[E]aM: I upgrade every day and haven't had an incident as of today
[19:10] <Nacho_31> list
[19:10] <Dr[E]aM> KerberosHades: ok thankis
[19:10] <vlt_mob> Hello. Is there a better way to increase the desktop size while keeping the screen size (moving the mouse to the edges moves the displayed desktop area) than runnning a vncserver and viewer on localhost?
[19:10] <ForestBear> basically some of my keys trigger multiple events, such as my super key triggering the Alt, the Super, and the Tab
[19:10] <Dr[E]aM> thanks*
[19:10] <KerberosHades> Dr[E]aM: welcome
[19:10] <maxkelley> Isaac: true, but when you have something broken for a whole release that might be critical to some people... you lose some faith from users, I think... I'd rather have stuff working :)
[19:10] <isaac> maxkelley you could probably go to the program's site and get a latest version of it for Ubuntu though.
[19:11] <catkingdom> startx gives a blank screen and hangs. Help please?
[19:11] <maxkelley> Isaac: yep, compiling it right now.
[19:11] <isaac> They almost certainly compiled a .deb for Ubuntu from the latest release.
[19:12] <mlissner> Hi, I have a bit of a complicated question. I'm trying to backup to a shared host, and I want them to be unable to read anything in my backup. Does anybody have any thoughts about how to create an encrypted drive of some kind that I can access but they can't?
[19:12] <catkingdom> startx gives a blank screen and hangs. Help please?
[19:13] <KerberosHades> catkingdom: try "X"
[19:13] <catkingdom> when? after it's hanged or instead of startx?
[19:13] <simplexio> mlissner: there are probably several ways to do it, but one is create cryptoloop disk image for backups
[19:13] <KerberosHades> catkingdom: instead of
[19:14] <catkingdom> command not found
[19:14] <isaac> !x
[19:14] <mactimes> catkingdom: Is the whole system hanging or just X?
[19:14] <simplexio> mlissner: other way is create ecryptfs directory and store backups there
[19:14] <paocl> Has anyone every gotten the integrated intel graphics card to work with Ubuntu 8.10
[19:14]  * nit is away: Gone away for now
[19:14] <mlissner> simplexio: and I imagine those would have some kind of key somewhere, or passphrase?
[19:14] <paocl> or better still installed Ubuntu on a Dell XPS One
[19:14] <catkingdom> just X as far as I can tell. I've looked through the log, and it gives an error acount a securitypolicy file, and then repeated errors about not reading /dev/wacom
[19:15]  * nit is back.
[19:15] <paocl> i'm a newbie to Linux and desperately need some help
[19:15] <simplexio> mlissner: key file, passphrase are supported
[19:15] <catkingdom> also doesn't seem to like any (and I mean, any) screen resolutions
[19:15] <mneptok> paocl: why 8.10? why not 8.04 or 9.04?
[19:15] <mlissner> simplexio: any thoughts on how to use a key file or passphrase so that it's automated and the host still can't access it? /
[19:15] <Spike1506> now to enable laptop mode in 9.04?
[19:15] <KerberosHades> paocl: it usually works, but maybe with 9.04 you will be luckier
[19:16] <mactimes> catkingdom: have you tried reconfiguring X?
[19:16] <paocl> KerberosHades: I installed with 9.04 as well and it only works with driver=vesa
[19:16] <tate> Oi, I've got an audigy 2; just installed 9.04 and now I can't get my line-in to play?
[19:16] <Shinigami> Hi, someone can say me how can I enter to spanish channeles¿?¿
[19:16] <catkingdom> don't know how. I'm new to the bash side of things :P i've had dapper running on here before, but that was before a HDD change and a ram downsize, so I decided to take the https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems route.
[19:17] <maxkelley> !es
[19:17] <tate> I run pavumeter and it clearly shows that it detects audio coming in on the line-in, but it won't play any of it.
[19:17] <paocl> once i set driver to intel, the screen does blank or with a high res
[19:17] <tate> I expect this is a pulseaudio problem.
[19:17] <tate> But can't seem to get it fixed.
[19:17] <maxkelley> Shinigami: Vas a #ubuntu-es, o #kubuntu-es para kubuntu.
[19:17] <ForestBear> well when someone is available to help me please tell me :)
[19:17] <paocl> mneptok: I installed with 9.04 as well and it only works with driver=vesa
[19:18] <Terabyte> hey how good is ubuntu's NTFS processing, compared to windows. i.e. is there a cost associated with using NTFS? or is the bottle neck in the read speed of the drive?
[19:18] <Terabyte> just wondering will i notice slow down if i keep my files in an ntfs partition...
[19:18] <catkingdom> Terabyte: linux only supports NTFS readonly
[19:18] <mneptok> paocl: which Intel graphics? 915? 945?
[19:18] <Catbus|ubuntu> Hey ubuntu people
[19:18] <Catbus|ubuntu> I wanna change my resolution
[19:19]  * javapi 
[19:19] <maxkelley> Catbus|ubuntu: not true...
[19:19] <mactimes> catkingdom: Ctrl+Alt+F1, then log in.  run sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[19:19] <maxkelley> er, sorry
[19:19] <Catbus|ubuntu> But when I do, my monitor won't turn back on after
[19:19] <maxkelley> catkingdom: not true, it works r-w.
[19:19] <Terabyte> catkingdom, yes hence the read speed of the drive.... question still stand though, is it slower?
[19:19] <catkingdom> i'm sure i read somewhere that it was r-only
[19:19] <trineox> i save filed to a ntfs partiton all the time
[19:19] <maxkelley> Terabyte: there is a little bit of a lag, from what I've seem.
[19:19] <mactimes> catkingdom: Follow the steps.  In the end, run sudo reboot and see if that'll work.
[19:19] <paocl> i mneptok" i believe the 945
[19:19] <trineox> *files to
[19:19] <Terabyte> maxkelley: lag? as in initial lag, and from there it's normal? or actual slow down
[19:20] <ribatejo> hi, got my new eeepc with ubuntu
[19:20] <simplexio> Terabyte: its fast enough. its not the fastest option but it should work
[19:20] <Terabyte> i don't have patience to do benchmarking, just wondering if anybody knows of the top of their head
[19:20] <maxkelley> Terabyte: I would copy large raw video files to and from an NTFS partition and it took longer than from ext3-to-ext3, and used some decent CPU
[19:20] <Terabyte> i see, max, thanks :)
[19:20] <mattgyver> mactimes, are you available
[19:20] <maxkelley> no problem :)
[19:20] <ribatejo> ir there any app for remaster  so I don't have to do everything over again with network and modules ?
[19:20] <mactimes> mattgyver: Name it.  So, still rebooting?
[19:20] <ribatejo> usb creator only creates from iso
[19:21] <mneptok> paocl: have you checked the BIOS for anything that looks odd in terms of graphics?
[19:21] <Terabyte> basically i have vbox running windows 7 on ubuntu, and i'm wondering if my media files should be on a separate ntfs partition, or on the ext3 partition, or inside the virtual drive....
[19:21] <hykoh> hi .. i've got a problem with my wifi .. it always timeout at new sys start ...
[19:21] <mactimes> mattgyver: What do logs say?
[19:21] <hykoh> cat /var/log/wpa_supplicant.log
[19:21] <hykoh> Trying to associate with 00:18:84:11:37:fe (SSID='MyPlace' freq=2412 MHz)
[19:21] <hykoh> Authentication with 00:18:84:11:37:fe timed out.
[19:21] <hykoh> CTRL-EVENT-SCAN-RESULTS
[19:21] <hykoh> Trying to associate with 00:18:84:11:37:fe (SSID='MyPlace' freq=2412 MHz)
[19:21] <hykoh> Authentication with 00:18:84:11:37:fe timed out.
[19:21] <FloodBot2> hykoh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:21] <mattgyver> mactimes, yes here is a clean error.log.  It shows only a restart, to failure and reboot of system.  http://pastebin.com/m1b0fd8fa
[19:21] <paocl> The system bios?
[19:21] <paocl> yes i did
[19:21] <Terabyte> mostly because they're going to be served across the network
[19:21] <mattgyver> mactimes, line 4 is the action that reset the computer
[19:21] <simplexio> ribatejo: dd disks to image, burn it, restore usinf livecd and mentioned image
[19:21] <paocl> i only have a setting for cache (either 1MB or 8MB)
[19:21] <thomas_sch> do i have to compile wine by hand or is there a package i can use? i use jaunty 64bit
[19:21] <Brian__> can anyone in here help me get ubuntu installed onto my imac ppc
[19:21] <Sidewinder1> !pastebin | hykoh>
[19:21] <mactimes> mattgyver: hang on, I'll read it after grabbing my cup of coffee.  BRB
[19:22] <mattgyver> mactimes, okay
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> thomas_sch: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[19:22] <hykoh> http://paste.ubuntu.com/266256/
[19:22] <ribatejo> simplexio: but I should not be booting from the drive I want to copy?
[19:22] <hykoh> wpa_supplicant.log
[19:22] <hykoh> does anyone know why ?
[19:22] <ribatejo> need to use a live cd to us dd in target partition, no?
[19:23] <thomas_sch> ActionParsnip: and it does work for a 64 system too?
[19:23] <simplexio> ribatejo: you can do it. but it would be good if you wouldnt.. but hey i have done dd backups from live disk and had no problems.
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> thomas_sch: works on my 64bit system just fine :D
[19:23] <ribatejo> simplexio: tx
[19:23] <mattgyver> mactimes, reviewing this log... line 4 points to a missing image.  This might not be relevant to the restart.  I may need to review PHP logs perhaps
[19:23] <legend2440> ribatejo: http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/remastersystool.html
[19:24] <mactimes> mattgyver: That is what I was about to say.
[19:24] <mactimes> mattgyver: It doesn't seem to be an Apache error.
[19:24] <dasalam> ayyaya
[19:24] <mattgyver> mactimes, yeah, and that missing graphic is a known issue for the used theme, not really a bug of any sort
[19:24] <ribatejo> legend2440: I knew I hear about something like this..tx
[19:25] <mactimes> mattgyver: Enable logs for the PHP, make it write the logs and check what happens.
[19:25] <ForestBear> hey guys if i type /echo something, would you see the "something"?
[19:25] <mattgyver> let me see how to enable debugging for php, probably similar
[19:25] <mactimes> mattgyver: Make sure apache has permissions to write the log file for the PHP.
[19:25] <ribatejo>  /echo something
[19:25] <mattgyver> mactimes, okay
[19:25] <ribatejo> ahahahaha
[19:25] <ForestBear> hardy har har.
[19:25] <wewantutopia> hello
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> ForestBear: you can use: echo $PATH   or     echo $HOME
[19:26] <ribatejo> jv@jv-laptop:~$  /echo something
[19:26] <ribatejo> bash: /echo: No such file or directory
[19:26] <ForestBear> i mean on irc lol
[19:26] <Sidewinder1> Is there an echo in here?
[19:26] <paocl> Mneptok: I check the BIOS and the only setting there pertains to cache (1MB or 8MB) nothing else
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> ForestBear: try it
[19:26] <ForestBear> i did already
[19:26] <simplexio> ribatejo: if you want to have option to change partiotion layout you can also just use tar to write all exept /tmp/ /proc/ /sys/ , then restring is that you first create file structure like mount sda1 to /, sdb to /home and untar package there. in both cases you probably need to reinstall grub from chroot enviroment
[19:26] <ForestBear> so i guess it's a no
[19:26] <mneptok> paocl: have you tried changing that?
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> ForestBear: join a new channel and experiment away
[19:26] <ribatejo> sorry, mate..sometimes I have to laught..not that I know more than you but I am an happy camper :)
[19:27] <ForestBear> ok
[19:27] <paocl> mneptok: yes and the machine didn't boot up properly
[19:27] <mneptok> paocl: nasty.
[19:27] <simplexio> ribatejo: recommend that you read gentoo install guides because attleast old way was basicly untar basic system to hd
[19:27] <paocl> mneptok: with 8MB cache, it boots up much faster
[19:27] <ribatejo> simplexio: tx
[19:27] <Knirgh> Hey, i would like to know the command to copy my whole /home folder including hidden files to a usb disk.
[19:27] <ribatejo> yes, sure.
[19:28] <mattgyver> mactimes, php.ini is configured with error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE , do you think that is sufficiant, there is no debug setting
[19:28] <paocl> mneptok: i know!. Have you heard of of anyone who has successfully installed ubuntu on the Dell XPS One
[19:28] <tate> Oi, I've got an audigy 2; just installed 9.04 and now I can't get my line-in to play?
[19:28] <wewantutopia> does anyone know if there is a way to copy all my apt-keys from one system to another?  I have a how slew of sources that I added on my old system and now I'd like them on my system.  I've already copied sources.list but is there an easy way to copy all their respecitve keys?
[19:28] <tate> I run pavumeter and it clearly shows that it detects audio coming in on the line-in, but it won't play any of it.
[19:28] <tate> I expect this is a pulseaudio problem.
[19:28] <paocl> mneptok: the only thing that doesn't work for me at this point is the graphics, everything else works
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> Knightlust: cp -r /home/$USER /mount/point
[19:28] <tate> But can't seem to get it fixed.
[19:28] <mneptok> paocl: no idea. is this a model that ships with Ubuntu pre-installed?
[19:28] <eeebuntu> hi to all
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> Knightlust: i suggest you do it in live cd
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> Knightlust: so the files arent locked by being in use
[19:29] <paocl> mneptok: the intel linux driver page is not helpful either as it requires you to compile drivers and i haven't the slightest clue as to how to get that done
[19:29] <paocl> mneptok: no it ships with Vista Media center (that crap). I'd rather install Ubuntu and vmware
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> paocl: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/reverting-xorg-video-intel-driver-of.html
[19:30] <eeebuntu> #fabriano
[19:31] <paocl> ActionParsnip: Thanks. I tried that yesterday and it didn't work for me.
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> paocl: its hit and miss
[19:31] <mneptok> paocl: forgive my ignorance, but is this a desktop or laptop?
[19:31] <paocl> ActionParsnip: I know, that's why this is frustrating
[19:31] <paocl> mneptok: It's actually an all in one desktop
[19:32] <jpp_> bonjour
[19:32] <jpp_> française
[19:32] <marekw2143> hi, in ubuntu, where are settings for desktop background stored ?
[19:32] <mneptok> paocl: it may be eaiest to buy a very inexpensive graphics card for the AGP or PCI(E) slot.
[19:32] <mneptok> !fr > jpp_
[19:33] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> marekw2143: if you just want to change the background right click on the desktop
[19:33] <jpp_> qui parle français
[19:33] <Sidewinder1> !fr | jpp_
[19:33] <paocl> mneptok: i don't believe that would fit into this machine especially since it has the integrated video card on the mother board and a very tight shell as it currently exists
[19:33] <jpp_> ok merci
[19:33] <wewantutopia> does anyone know if there is a way to copy all my apt-keys from one system to another?  I have a whole slew of sources that I added on my old system and now I'd like them on my system.  I've already copied sources.list but is there an easy way to copy all their respecitve keys?
[19:34] <marekw2143> Hawaiian_Eskimo: yeah, I just changed it and I want to save it for the future :]
[19:34] <arand> wewantutopia: they should be in ~/.gnupg methinks...
[19:34] <marekw2143> Hawaiian_Eskimo: more exactly I have colours set and gradient on desktop wchich I would like to save
[19:34] <wewantutopia> k, i'll check
[19:35] <catkingdom> ok, I went through sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and rebooted, now i'm getting a monochrome login box claiming to be debian and then crashing
[19:35] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> marekw2143: ah, i'm sure there's a way, but i don't know how to do that
[19:36]  * javapi 
[19:36] <wewantutopia> in ~/.gnupg is it trustdb.gpg?
[19:37] <sebsebseb> hi
[19:38] <mattgyver> mactimes, I am now going to test the PHP logs, are you available?
[19:38] <catkingdom> ok, I went through sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and rebooted, now i'm getting a monochrome login box claiming to be debian and then crashing
[19:39] <Sidewinder1> !hi | <sebsebseb>
 Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[19:39] <sebsebseb> Sidewinder1: hi :)
[19:39] <arand> wewantutopia: I think so, I'm not sure though...
[19:40] <Sidewinder1> Hey there
[19:40] <arand> wewantutopia: you could try "less trustdb.gpg" and see if there are hints amongst the gibberish in there...
[19:41] <wewantutopia> I tried copying and updating sources.... nogo
[19:42] <wewantutopia> copying trustdb.gpg from old to new system
[19:42] <ForestBear> hi
[19:42] <OkropNick> !polski
[19:43] <OkropNick> !polish
[19:43] <ForestBear> Hey could anyone help me with a keyboard problem?
[19:44] <djzn> hi dudes...
[19:45] <Newbie> is there a way i can open .rar in jaunty?
[19:45] <dasalam> ya
[19:45] <Sidewinder1> !rar
[19:45] <dasalam> in gui use File Roller
[19:46] <xangua> Newbie: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras (gnome desktop)
[19:46] <dasalam> maybe xangua sudo apt-get install file-roller
[19:47] <xangua> ¿¿
[19:47] <trigo> ii
[19:47] <MrKeuner> hello, is it possible to query dpkg or synaptic why a particular package was installed? (In case it was required by a another package...)
[19:47] <dasalam> xangua is not command =)
[19:47] <xangua> ¿¿¿¿¿¿¿
[19:47] <Newbie> thanx y'all
[19:48] <Newbie> can .rar files be cracked?
[19:48] <Sidewinder1> NP
[19:48] <djzn> anyone here strongly recommends REGOR over KUMA ?
[19:48] <dasalam> xangua ubuntu does not has ubuntu-restricted-extras ?
[19:48] <Newbie> can .rar files be cracked in jaunty?
[19:48] <Sidewinder1> Cracked?
[19:48] <Newbie> unlocked
[19:48] <xangua> dasalam: not by default jum.....................
[19:49] <xangua> unlocked¿¿ you need to know the key
[19:49] <durgesh> irc.icq.com
[19:49] <Newbie> i have forgotten the key
[19:49] <durgesh> lol
[19:49] <Sidewinder1> Newbie>If you've installed rar (fromsynaptic) just use archive mgr. or double click to decompress...
[19:50] <ForestBear> Hey could anyone help me with a keyboard problem?
[19:50] <werti_rus> )
[19:50] <deany> Newbie, you mean you have a rar with password protection.
[19:50] <deany> Newbie, there are tools out there I guess, dont ask me what tho.
[19:51] <deany> Newbie, your best place is google.
[19:51] <Sidewinder1> hmmmm
[19:52] <monster_> I am having some trouble with my wireless connection, i have great signal strength, but horrible quality
[19:53] <monster_> I have a usb alpha card, that has a realtek chipset
[19:55] <ray66> My splashscreen image always goes to right lower corner of screen ...how can i reposition to center
[19:55] <dasalam> monster_ what driver do you use?
[19:55] <monster_> rtl8187
[19:55] <dasalam> monster_ retry ndisswrapper or madwifi
[19:55] <monster_> ok, ill try ndiswrapper
[19:56] <monster_> i was just about to go down that path
[19:56] <monster_> once installed with ndiswrapper will it use that driver instead of the rtl8187
[19:56] <monster_> ?
[19:56] <luxaorta> Good day all
[19:56] <felixsulla> !images
[19:56] <Sidewinder1> G'Day
[19:58] <deany> little tip if you dont know already.  I found out thunderbird doesnt delete messages when you push delete.  in my .mozilla-thunderbird folder I had "inbox" using 120meg.
[19:58] <deany> had to set it in account settings and compact folders.
[20:01] <coilette> anybody here have a good understanding of synclient?
[20:02] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem?
[20:03] <luxaorta> Forest~ What's the porblem?
[20:03] <luxaorta> or problem
[20:03] <Trijntje> ForestBear: maybe, explain your problem and those who can help you will respond :)
[20:03] <mlissner> simplexio: you still there? I just looked at doing an encrypted loopback disk, but it looks like I need root access to mount it. And I looked at encryptfs, but it looks like it encrypts each file individually, which seems like a bad solution.
[20:03] <mlissner> simplexio: Do you have any other thoughts?
[20:03] <incorrect> does anyone know if it is possible to use rdesktop to get a cmd shell?
[20:04] <methods> can i get multi touch abilities ?
[20:05] <dummygirl> hi, I just tried the live cd using the Try Ubuntu without any change, booted up to desktop but there is no menu at the top,  no application, system etc,  how can i get that to show
[20:05] <coilette> i would like to increase the speed the cursor moves, when my finger hits the edge of the touchpad, anybody know this setting in synclient?
[20:06] <sttj> can anyone confirm that the 'date' command in karmic always returns UTC time if the TZ env variable is set? I'm a bit confused and not sure that it's a bug or just my system.
[20:06] <Pici> !karmic | sttj
[20:07] <burntresistor> i need some help getting dvd decrypter to work on wine http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=2587   i dont get how it says im suppose to switch windows to nt
[20:07] <sttj> thanks will switch channel.
[20:08] <deany> burntresistor, need to set your OS to nt4 i believe
[20:08] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem?
[20:09] <Jan500> !ask
[20:09] <deany> burntresistor, look in winehq app database, tells you all
[20:09] <burntresistor> i did the link was to the winehq page
[20:09] <burntresistor> [AppDefaults\\DVDDecrypter.exe\\Version]
[20:09] <burntresistor> "Windows"="nt40"  is the code it gives it doesnt work in terminal
[20:10] <deany> burntresistor, well for imgburn you have to select a different aspi mode, and for dvd dec, it "used" to be NT4
[20:10]  * dummygirl waits patiently :)
[20:10] <coilette> i would like to increase the speed the cursor moves, when my finger hits the edge of the touchpad, anybody know this setting in synclient?
[20:10] <Sidewinder1> for what?
[20:11] <luxaorta> DUmmygirl~ it's not going to have stuff on the desktop like windows. you will need to put stuff there. goto places and then you can choose where to go from there
[20:11] <isaac> Wait a minute.........
[20:11] <srhegde> need help wwith ubuntu
[20:11] <srhegde> webcam
[20:11] <isaac> !karmic
[20:11] <luxaorta> you can also access the web using the ff icon at the top
[20:11] <isaac> Karmic will break?  What's that mean?
[20:11] <srhegde> need help with ubuntu 9.04 jaunty webcam
[20:11] <isaac> !webcam
[20:11] <dummygirl> luxaorta  , I need the menu bar
[20:11] <deany> dummygirl,  odd..  tried to boot it again?
[20:12] <Flannel> isaac: Karmic is Alpha software, it's not guaranteed to be stable, only developers or people who know how to deal with massive breakages should really consider using it yet
[20:12] <dummygirl> tried 5 X,   every time it shows no menu bar
[20:12] <deany> dummygirl, did you md5 the iso?
[20:12] <dummygirl> yes
[20:12] <isaac> Oh, that kind of break...........
[20:12] <srhegde> well I see the webcam turning on, but it gives me only hotizontal lines
[20:12] <deany> dummygirl, ubuntu? or other
[20:12] <dummygirl> umbuntu 9.04
[20:13] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: maybe the wrong screen resolution
[20:13] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: or something like that
[20:13] <deany> good thinking...
[20:13] <srhegde> its a builtin webcam, i dont know the make
[20:13] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: do you see the top panal at all?
[20:13] <twoslice> Does anybody know if you can "fine tune" wondershaper or is it only up and down speeds that you can configure on the interface?
[20:14] <sebsebseb> deany: if that was at me, well yes
[20:14] <dummygirl> sebsebseb> dummygirl: do you see the top panal at all?    not nothing but examples and install icons
[20:14] <trism> !panel
[20:14] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: ok what about the bottom panal, you got that?
[20:14] <deany> dummygirl, try turning off effects.. I think it tries to use em even on livecd
[20:14] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem?
[20:14] <FAJ> Hi, when I boot up I get a message "stopping Firestarter Firewall"  near the very beginning of my boot, and it takes time up.  How can I turn that off?
[20:15] <ngduo> I am trying to get a program that I installed using WINE, to uninstall, It doesn't seem to work well in ubuntu. I tried to go to the Add/Remove but I can't see it listed... how do I remove it?
[20:15] <dummygirl> I have no buttons to change anything,   no panels at all
[20:15] <Stormy-Nova> Hello all
[20:15] <dummygirl> nothing but 2 icons, install and examples
[20:15] <danbhfive> ngduo: you have to do it through wine
[20:15] <deany> dummygirl, alt+f2 and metacity --replace
[20:15] <dummygirl> is there a command i can use to try to change the resolution ?
[20:15] <deany> dummygirl, just stabbing in the dark here
[20:15] <Stormy-Nova> I just did an update to the nvidia-96 drivers and I no longer have the top bar to any windows for close, maximize, minimize
[20:16] <ngduo> OK, not sure how I go about that either
[20:16] <twoslice> dummygirl are your running the native nvidia drivers or just using nv?
[20:16] <deany> dummygirl, gnome-display-properties
[20:16] <Sidewinder1> Hey could someone help ForestBear with a keyboard problem?
[20:16] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: I asked someone else where,  and   what he is saying :)
[20:16] <TheSilentWarrior> whats the command line command to find a file? (search whole system)
[20:16] <Stormy-Nova> anyone? :(
[20:17] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: do  alt-f2
[20:17] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[20:17] <trism> TheSilentWarrior: find / -name your_file_name_here -print
[20:17] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: if gdm crashes, it will not display panels
[20:17] <deany> TheSilentWarrior, find / -iname "something" ?
[20:17] <twoslice> try running blackbox to see if it is an X windows error
[20:17] <rumy> can any1 help me with the installation of skype?
[20:17] <ubuntu_> lol
[20:17] <FAJ> Hi, when I boot up I get a message "stopping Firestarter Firewall"  near the very beginning of my boot, and it takes time up.  How can I turn that off?
[20:17] <definebyte> anyone know how to get directfb working in the console? seems i don't have the right permissions setup to right to tty#.
[20:18] <definebyte> write to/
[20:18] <dummygirl> sebsebseb> dummygirl: do  alt-f2 ,  does nothing,
[20:18] <twoslice> apt-get install skype?
[20:18] <webbb82> ha i didnt know opera had a built in irc program
[20:18] <Stormy-Nova> I just did an update to nvidia-glx-96 and I don't have the tops to any windows anymore
[20:18] <Stormy-Nova> no minimize or close
[20:18] <Stormy-Nova> no program name
[20:19] <rumy> i tried from the synaptic but after it gets installed, its not on my pc
[20:19] <deany> Is there anything I can do to speed up compiz effects with an nvidia GF 6600. Its quick for games but sluggish when using cube?  using activated drivers.
[20:19] <twoslice> copy your xorg.conf to a backup file and nuke xorg.conf
[20:19] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: alt and f2  together, and then you should get the run application  thing
[20:19] <TheSilentWarrior> trism,  deany, thanks
[20:19] <twoslice> and the restart X with ctl-alt-backspave
[20:19] <Stormy-Nova> hello?
[20:19] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: you can also try ctrl alt f2
[20:19] <Obituary> hi
[20:20] <fccf> FAJ: uninstall firestarter ... iptables takes care of firewalling for you, unless you have something special in firestarter then you don't need it .. firestarter is a front-end for iptables
[20:20] <deany> twoslice, its sysrq+k now.
[20:20] <Stormy-Nova> lets try this a fourth time
[20:20] <Stormy-Nova> I have no window borders after updating to nvidia-glx-96
[20:20] <Trijntje> Stormy-Nova: is metacity running?
[20:20] <FAJ> fccf: i have some special stuff in firestarter to allow samba to run effectively, so will those changes stay even after uninstall?
[20:20] <vigo> FAJ: I think in the GUI is a Start at Boot up option. un-mark or de-select that.
[20:20] <twoslice> Stormy-Nova reset your driver to nv
[20:20] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem?
[20:20] <Stormy-Nova> I dunno. I assumed so
[20:20] <Stormy-Nova> twoslice how
[20:20] <twoslice> and restart X windows
[20:21] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: by the way  if you done the md5sum and that's good, ok,  but   your burn to CD could have gone a bit wrong, one of the options is to check the disc on the CD
[20:21] <TheSilentWarrior> trism,  deany, the console is just there, seems todo nothing, doesnt it have a progress indicator?
[20:21] <Stormy-Nova> also i dont think metacity is running
[20:21] <Jan500> ForestBear: what is your problem?
[20:21] <dummygirl> sebsebseb> dummygirl: you can also try ctrl alt f2   , this got me to a black command line screen
[20:21] <twoslice> /etc/X11
[20:21] <FAJ> vigo:  it doesn't start at boot, that's the thing, it only stops the firestarter firewall.
[20:21] <coilette> Is there anything i can do about the corrupted image of the last session when logging in?
[20:21] <FAJ> and so it takes up time.
[20:21] <Trijntje> Stormy-Nova: type pidof metacity in a terminal
[20:21] <FAJ> lots of time.
[20:21] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: ok that sounds good
[20:21] <twoslice> edit xorg.conf and where it says driver use nv
[20:21] <dummygirl> now what   haha
[20:21] <twoslice> that will get you basic video support
[20:22] <monster_> so i have the ndiswrapper driver installed, how do i use that one rather then that native driver?
[20:22] <fccf> FAJ: no, however you could write that information into /etc/iptables to keep those configs, or copy them from iptables before removing firestarter... making fs unnecessary
[20:22] <trism> TheSilentWarrior: no, it will just sit there until it finds something and either print it out or exit
[20:22] <twoslice> what window manager are you using stormy?
[20:22] <deany> TheSilentWarrior, it will let you know when its found something
[20:22] <Stormy-Nova> gnome
[20:22] <FAJ> fccf:  should i try using ufw?  last time i tried it it didn't allow samba traffic, but i can try again.
[20:22] <vigo> FAJ: Oh, Custom .confg settings that you wish to keep at boot?
[20:22] <Stormy-Nova> I used nvidia-xconfig and now things are all strange
[20:22] <rumy> chow do i install skype?
[20:22] <Stormy-Nova> some windwos just render white
[20:22] <deany> TheSilentWarrior,  you can use wildcards too in the -iname "*soemthing" or "something*"
[20:23] <dummygirl> sebsebseb  what command to  i run to get the sceen resolution changed
[20:23] <twoslice> Stormy uninstall the nvidia driver and go back to plain old nv
[20:23] <vigo> FAJ: what fccf said is the path.
[20:23] <dummygirl> or to show menu bar
[20:23] <twoslice> the reinstall the nv driver
[20:23] <Sidewinder1> Jan500> ForestBear: what is your problem? I was wondering exactly the same thing.
[20:23] <twoslice> apt-get install skype
[20:23] <FAJ> vigo; fccf; so do you think i should try using ufw to do that?  i want to stay secure...
[20:23] <twoslice> sudo apt-get install skype
[20:23] <Sidewinder1> How many times is he gonna ask?
[20:23] <definebyte> anyone here got links2 working with directfb framebuffer driver?
[20:23] <vigo> !firewall
[20:24] <earthling> When i logout of my desktop back to the display manager (wdm) it's like my keyboard is screwed up.  ie:  return key, ctl, alt keys not working.  any ideas?? wdm maybe??
[20:24] <rumy> twoslice: i tried it, it doesnt work
[20:24] <deany> dummygirl, gnome-display-properties
[20:24] <Stormy-Nova> whats the NV driver under
[20:24] <twoslice> you need to have the proper repositories
[20:24] <sebsebseb> dummygirl:  sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart  it should restart Gnome if not  alt  ctrl f7 after that
[20:24] <ForestBear> ah sorry
[20:24] <Stormy-Nova> xserver-xorg-video-nv?
[20:25] <vigo> FAJ: Firestarter is a GUI frontend for iptables, there are many such things.
[20:25] <dto> hi. i upgraded to Karmic, the new generic kernel works fine, new rt kernel that comes with karmic hangs for about 4 minutes just after loading wireless driver, then gets to the ubuntu X splash screen and shows a rotating flickering mouse cursor forever while we wait for the login screen that never comes. meanwhile a login works fine on one of the VTs
[20:25] <dto>  
[20:25] <ForestBear> my problem is that multiple evetns suddenly became to bound to keys like arrows, medai keys, and the super key
[20:25] <fccf> monster_: blacklist the native driver and have ndisgtk installed to load the new driver
[20:25] <twoslice> just put nv in the driver paramater in the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[20:25] <fccf> !ndis |monster_
[20:25] <slon2000> hello
[20:25] <twoslice> under section Device = "nv"
[20:26] <Stormy-Nova> okay cool
[20:26] <Flannel> dto: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic support, thanks
[20:26] <Stormy-Nova> then sudo killall gdm && sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart ?
[20:26] <vigo> dto: try #ubuntu+1?
[20:26] <twoslice> ctrl-alt-backspace will do
[20:26] <Stormy-Nova> I thought that was depreciated
[20:26] <twoslice> ctl-alt-bakcspave restarts X
[20:26] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem?
[20:26] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: I am just saying what someone else  said to do,  but when I got the black  command line,   I wasn't even sure how to exit, since hadn't been in there for ages, but yeah ctrl alt f7,   maybe he should have said how to exit first
[20:26] <twoslice> not for me
[20:26] <mengu> hi. is there any page where i can see 9.04 screenshots?
[20:27] <slon2000> please help me how i can create icons for my programs from wine on my desctop, when do it then they dont work and i must enter iside wine disc C: to start them
[20:27] <Stormy-Nova> well let's try this
[20:27] <Flannel> twoslice: It's been disabled by default in newer versions of X, although you can still reenable it.
[20:27] <Stormy-Nova> so it seems
[20:27] <Sidewinder1> ForestBear> Sorry, I don't have a clue what would cause that; other than gremlins. "-)
[20:27] <Stormy-Nova> any commands to restart x and/or gdm
[20:27] <twoslice> ah I am using Hardy I dont run the bleeding edge
[20:27] <ForestBear> sidewinder1: lol :(
[20:28] <ForestBear> sry i set atimer for the help request
[20:28] <ForestBear> cuz no one responded xD
[20:28] <Flannel> Stormy-Nova: If you want, you can reenable the zapping of ctrl-alt-backspace, or you can use sysrq-k, I believe it is.
[20:28] <fccf> FAJ: both ufw and firestarter act as front-ends to the builtin firewall configuration file /etc/iptables ... you might want to read the "man iptables" for custom configuration ... ufw would be a cleaner and less processor/memory intensive way of building rules ... but all those rules are written to /etc/iptables anyway so get things setup the way that works, save /etc/iptables.backup ... remove the front-ends and copy iptables.backup to iptable
[20:28] <Sidewinder1> Actually several did
[20:28] <Flannel> Stormy-Nova: or, from a TTY, you can restart gdm (sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart)
[20:28] <slon2000> mengu: its depend which desktop system u will install
[20:28] <Stormy-Nova> Will restarting GDM restart X?
[20:29] <Sidewinder1> But it's moving fast in here.
[20:29] <twoslice> yes
[20:29] <Stormy-Nova> okay
[20:29] <Stormy-Nova> cool
[20:29] <definebyte> i found a guide that said to set the permissions in /etc/udev/rules.d/40-permissions.something but it seems that file no longer exists. any ideas?
[20:29] <ForestBear> Trijntje, Jan500: my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[20:29] <mengu> slon2000: can i use kde with ubuntu?
[20:29] <twoslice> kubuntu
[20:29] <slon2000> mengu: yes
[20:29] <Flannel> mengu: Yeah, just install the kubuntu-desktop metapackage
[20:29] <fccf> mengu: yes, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[20:29] <elexodus> Anybody feel like helping me troubleshoot my /etc/fstab?
[20:29] <dummygirl> sebsebseb> dummygirl:  sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart .....   command not found
[20:29] <slon2000> mengu: try kubuntu
[20:30] <twoslice> what is wrong with your fstab?
[20:30] <fccf> elexodus: please pastebin your current fstab and we can go from there
[20:30] <mengu> if i write the iso on a dvd, would it be bootable?
[20:30] <Flannel> mengu: Yeah
[20:30] <slon2000> mengu: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kubuntu
[20:31] <fccf> mengu: kde iso, or ubuntu iso?
[20:31] <Stormy-Nova> okay cool that worked
[20:31] <Stormy-Nova> now I can't change my resolution
[20:31] <mengu> ubuntu iso fccf
[20:31] <deany> dummygirl, do you have a usb stick to try it from ?
[20:31] <Stormy-Nova> Display wants to use nvidia-config
[20:31] <elexodus> twoslice & fccf: can't get my new HD to identify in the fstab.Here's the pastebin: http://pastebin.ca/1556379
[20:31] <biovore> elexodus: does it show up when you do a dmesg?
[20:31] <settntrenz> Trying to get my rocketfish bluetooth micro usb adapter to work under jaunty, device shows up as a broadcom under lsusb and hcitool dev shows relevant hci0 and MAC. When I try to pair a headset or scan it finds nothing. Any suggestions?
[20:32] <dummygirl> deany> dummygirl, do you have a usb stick to try it from ?   , sorry just a disc
[20:32] <fccf> elexodus: does it show up in /etc/mtab when mounted?
[20:32] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem?
[20:32] <ForestBear> my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[20:32] <twoslice> what is the device for your new hard drive and waht does dmesg say about it?
[20:33] <Stormy-Nova> hey I can't change my display resolution now, it wants to use the nvidia one
[20:33] <mengu> i have onboard intel 128mb vga card
[20:33] <mengu> would it be problem?
[20:33] <twoslice> uninstall the nvidia driver
[20:33] <elexodus> biovore I fon't see it, but I'm sure it's there. It was a large dump.
[20:33] <Stormy-Nova> k
[20:33] <fccf> !intel | mengu
[20:33] <shaun__> anyone know where a reallly good guide to permissions is? other then man
[20:34] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: you are on the Ubuntu CD yes?  not the Kubuntu
[20:34] <tikka> I require G++ on Ubuntu 8.10, suggestions?
[20:34] <fccf> mengu: that said .. I reccommend Hardy LTS 8.04 which will work well with that hardware
[20:34] <dummygirl> sebsebseb Ubuntu 9.04
[20:34] <fccf> tikka: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[20:34] <FAJ> fccf: can i use the iptables command to get it to work?
[20:34] <Sidewinder1> ForestBear>Have you tried posting at http://ubuntuforums.org  ? As you don't seem to be getting much response here?
[20:34] <twoslice> does your new drive show up in dmesg ?
[20:34] <dummygirl> I had the same problem years ago with an old lappy, and it was screen res
[20:35] <deany> dummygirl, try running gnome-panel
[20:35] <ForestBear> sidewinder1: i did post on ubuntuforums
[20:35] <tikka> fccf: build-essential is already the newest version. :(
[20:35] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: if your on Ubuntu/Gnome and GDM is missing, well that's rather odd
[20:35] <dummygirl> deany> dummygirl, try running gnome-panel  how im a dummy
[20:35] <dummygirl> i have no buttons to push
[20:35] <tikka> brb
[20:35] <ForestBear> sidewinder1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7907181
[20:35] <deany> dummygirl, doesnt alt F2 work?
[20:35] <elexodus> fccf: I dormatted it from Fat to ext4 using Gparted. Now, I can't find it to mount. Here's a screenshot of Gparted: http://i28.tinypic.com/jv5e86.jpg
[20:35] <Sidewinder1> ForestBear> Isn't it great to have a problem, experienced by no one but yourself?
[20:36] <definebyte> no console gurus arout at the moment? :)
[20:36] <ForestBear> sidewinder1: oh yes, the joy xD
[20:36] <dummygirl> deany> dummygirl, doesnt alt F2 work?   does nothing
[20:36] <dto> Flannel, vigo: thank you
[20:36] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: webpidgeon was  trying to help me help you, so he can take over now :)
[20:36] <deany> dummygirl, sounds like either its messed up the burn or something
[20:36] <fccf> FAJ: yes, you will need to learn the command ... man iptables from terminal
[20:36] <twoslice> you need to add a line in your fstab for /dev/sda1 and what mount point you want it to have.
[20:37] <webpigeon> dummygirl, it's seems very strange that gdm could not be found, what is shown if you type "ls /etc/init.d/gdm" into terminal?
[20:37] <FAJ> fccf:  i will use ufw, it seems nice, and i found out about the sudo ufw allow <service name> so hopefully that will work.
[20:37] <dummygirl> imma go burn another disc,  but i have burned 5 on different computers and all have same problem,  no menu bar
[20:37] <fccf> elexodus: right click on /dev/sda1 and see if it will mount from there
[20:37] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: ok don't do that just yet then
[20:37] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: and maybe you won't need to at all
[20:37] <webpigeon> dummygirl, it's possible it's a bad burn
[20:38] <iceroot> for a bad burn detection, there is md5
[20:38] <sebsebseb> iceroot: yep and also a check on the CD
[20:38] <FAJ> fccf:  the problem I am having though is that with ufw on i cannot access samba at all; even with the service policy samba enabled and other ports open.
[20:38] <elexodus> fccf: No luck
[20:38] <twoslice> try mounting it manually sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/directory
[20:38] <dummygirl> i will come back in a bit , thanks guys
[20:38] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: did you do md5sum, as well as the check on the CD?
[20:38] <xiong> wine++
[20:38] <FAJ> fccf:  when i turn off ufw,  i can access all samba shares fine..
[20:39] <Sidewinder1> ForestBear> Checked your thread; if no one answers in a bit, I'll bump it for you; 'tis the best I can do...
[20:39] <pyhacker> does anyone know if it's possible to get wink to record sounds on ubuntu?
[20:39] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[20:39] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: you can check the ISO first good idea, and then also the CD that you burnt to
[20:39] <FAJ> 137/udp                    ALLOW   192.168.1.0/24 138/udp                    ALLOW   192.168.1.0/24  139stcp                    ALLOW   192.168.1.0/24 445/tcp                    ALLOW   192.168.1.0/24 Samba                      ALLOW   Anywhere
[20:39] <loudmusik> im trying to install JAVA can anyone help?
[20:39] <FAJ> fccf:  that is what i have now, but i still cannot access samba with those rules set in ufw.
[20:39] <happymaja> Can anyone help me to delete all gnome-panlels?
[20:39] <robinr> Why is my "mobile" network not showing up in the network manager?
[20:39] <definebyte> i know i need to make tty0-9 writeable by the user, i just don't know how to do that in jaunty.
[20:40] <twoslice> l8r people I have to go ttyl
[20:40] <ForestBear> sidewinder1: ok, thanks :) in the meantime, my keyboard asking timer isn't considered as flooding i hope?
[20:40] <elexodus> twoslice: I'm not sure that sda1 is the correct drive. I have the original Raid array (1tb) sliced into about 4 peices. Then I have 2 extra 1TB satas just for extra storage. I know that the new drive is not sdc, and I doubt it is sda.
[20:40] <twoslice> raid is md
[20:40] <FAJ> fccf:  how can i see what samba is using/ which ports, so that it works?
[20:40] <Stormy-Nova> okay, uninstalled the nvidia dirvers however I still can't change my resolution
[20:40] <webpigeon> loudmusik, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras is the quickest way... but only because i'm being lazy :P
[20:40] <dummygirl> sebsebseb , I ran the test on the iso before i burned it,  got the right check numbers
[20:40] <twoslice> I saw sda in your screenshot
[20:40] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: ok and when you boot from the CD, there's also a check that can be done there
[20:41] <loudmusik> will that install java?
[20:41] <happymaja> Anyone?
[20:41] <elexodus> twoslice: It's a dell... It doesn't show up as md...
[20:41] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: just, because the ISO is good, doesn't mean that your burnt CD is
[20:41] <webpigeon> loudmusik, and flash and mp3 playback
[20:41] <twoslice> hardware raid?
[20:41] <billisnice> what program will work with ipods?
[20:41] <elexodus> twoslice: I think that that is the original Raid Array drive.
[20:41] <Sidewinder1> ForestBear>I'd add another 5 or 10 min. to it. Afrer all, I noticed and I'm an idiot. :-)
[20:41] <loudmusik> ty
[20:41] <sebsebseb> billisnice: gtkpod    banshee and so on
[20:41] <ForestBear> sidewinder1: okai
[20:41] <twoslice> gtkpod is pretty good
[20:42] <Stormy-Nova> okay, uninstalled the nvidia dirvers however I still can't change my resolution
[20:42] <twoslice> what does fdisk say about the drive?
[20:42] <DJAshnar> It screams in tongues?
[20:42] <DJAshnar> :)
[20:42] <elexodus> twoslice: How do I identify the UUID
[20:42] <DJAshnar> Oh wait... that's my old raid 0
[20:42] <elexodus> ?
[20:43] <deany> DJAshnar,  lol DJ Ashba
[20:43] <Stormy-Nova> okay, uninstalled the nvidia dirvers however I still can't change my resolution, anyone have any ideas?
[20:43] <isaac> With Raid 0, 0 stands for the number of files you get back if something goes wrong.
[20:43] <fccf> FAJ: protocall is either udp tcp icmp or all .... samba means nothing to ufw/iptables .... ports in use ... sudo netstat -ntap
[20:43] <twoslice> ls -la /dev/disk/by-uuid
[20:43] <loudmusik> are there any other "sudo apt-get install<app>" that i should get
[20:43] <FAJ> fccf:  all i know is that i sudo ufw allow samba and nothing changed :)
[20:44] <iceroot> isaac: working for raid0 and raid1 :)
[20:44] <elexodus> twoslice: fdisk isa unable to open sda1
[20:44] <Stormy-Nova> anyone? :<
[20:44] <twoslice> is sda a USB drive?
[20:44] <MrKeuner> hello, is it possible to query dpkg or synaptic why a particular package was installed? (In case it was required by a another package...)
[20:44] <deany> elexodus, sudo
[20:45] <fccf> FAJ: doing sudo allow samba does not do what you think it does, in fact it probably delivers an error to the console message bus
[20:45] <FAJ> fccf:  oh nice.  it says that the rule is added, lol so much for uncomplicated :+|
[20:45] <durt> twoslice, please address who you're talking too, it gets confusing otherwise.
[20:45] <twoslice> I am only talking to elexodus
[20:45] <vigo> MrKeuner: Take a look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-275446.html
[20:45] <Dreamglider> can i see a list of user accounts on my system in terminal ?
[20:46] <pyhacker> can wink record audio on ubuntu?
[20:46] <Stormy-Nova> so can anyone even offer slight help with this
[20:46] <loudmusik> i ran sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras and the website still says i need java
[20:46] <elexodus> twoslice: sudo is still unable to open sda1. Also, ls -la /dev/disk/by-uuid didn't work on any partician.
[20:46] <biovore> Dreamglider: cat /etc/passwd
[20:46] <twoslice> what happens during reboot elexodus does it detect the drive?
[20:46] <vasser> is there a way to add "Desktop" to the application switcher ?
[20:46] <Newbie_> each time i try to play videos from certain sites in jaunty, it tells me to install flash 9 and i already have flash 10. what do i do please?
[20:46] <iceroot> Dreamglider: getent passwd  will list all users allowd to connect (local users and domain users)
[20:46] <Stormy-Nova> okay, uninstalled the nvidia drivers however I still can't change my resolution
[20:47] <deany> loudmusik, are you on 64bit?
[20:47] <vargadanis> hi! I have  a bit of a problem here... I had a file /usr/local/bin/svn and I removed it (manually compiled and install package).. I installed the package version of subversion and it's /usr/bin/svn is working ok... however when i type in svn I get an error: /usr/local/bin/svn is not found
[20:47] <vargadanis> any tips why?
[20:47] <iceroot> Stormy-Nova: some error message?
[20:47] <MrKeuner> vigo, is it related to my question?
[20:47] <fccf> FAJ: less complicated here ... actual rules written to iptables w/comments http://wiki.kartbuilding.net/index.php/Iptables_Firewall
[20:47] <Stormy-Nova> No iceroot and thank you for actually replying, only been saying that for like 0 mintutes :<
[20:47] <Dreamglider> biovore, iceroot  thansl
[20:47] <definebyte> i know it's a bit arcane but surely someone knows how to get directfb working? the web seems dead on the topic. :(
[20:47] <Dreamglider> biovore, iceroot  Thanks **
[20:47] <Flannel> vargadanis: What does `which svn` give you?
[20:48] <Stormy-Nova> I just uninstalled nvidia-glx-96 for the nv driver, and I can't change resolution. I removed all the nvidiaware
[20:48] <Stormy-Nova> The display panel doesn't let me change naything
[20:48] <vigo> MrKeuner: Sort of, yes, is just a basic command list for help in finding needed information.
[20:48] <elexodus> twoslice: Yes, the Bios detects the drive fine. Before formatting the drive to ext4, it easily showed up in the Places menu, and was easily mountable.
[20:48] <iceroot> Stormy-Nova: and what is "cant change resolution"? you dont know how? option is greyed out? settings are not used? please give some details instead of spaming the channel
[20:49] <MrKeuner> vigo, looks like it does not fit me but thanks
[20:49] <fccf> FAJ: also look here .. pretty good explanation http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=534326
[20:49] <twoslice> stormy try xrandr -s 1024x768 as root
[20:49] <Stormy-Nova> monitor unknown, only have 3 resolution settings, but I can't click anything because the damn screen is too small itself
[20:49] <Beefcaked> hi i have ubuntu on my laptop and the sound buttons (volume up, down, mute) all work as something pops up when I press them.. thing is they make no effect to the system. doesnt mute, or anything
[20:49] <isaac> Hmmmm.........
[20:49] <isaac> !lts
[20:49] <benc1> how do I check how much ram a process uses?
[20:49] <FAJ> fccf:  now having troubles deleting rules in ufw...  sudo ufw delete allow 137/udp to 192.168.1.0/24
[20:49] <vigo> MrKeuner: You are quite welcome.
[20:50] <FAJ> fccf:  comes back invalid number of args.
[20:50] <vargadanis> Flannel, it gives /usr/bin/svn
[20:50] <isaac> Rats, almost a year...........
[20:50] <elexodus> twoslice: I'm just not sure what to put in the fstab. I ultimately want this drive to be completely encrypted, but i can't find it's location to encrypt.
[20:50] <vargadanis> Flannel, problem solved... computer restart did the job
[20:50] <iceroot> Stormy-Nova: so you cant reach the option?
[20:50] <definebyte> benc1: try top
[20:50] <Stormy-Nova> twoslice didn't work
[20:50] <Stormy-Nova> iceroot no
[20:50] <twoslice> elexodus, fstab mounts the drive it does not encrypt
[20:51] <iceroot> Stormy-Nova: hm sorry this is not a good description about your problem so i cant help
[20:51] <Stormy-Nova> then wtf
[20:51] <Stormy-Nova> thanks anyway then
[20:51] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Is it possible to install OpenOffice 3/3.1 on Hardy? I tried the guide at http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/install-openoffice-31-in-ubuntu-jaunty.html , but it does not give the option to upgrade.
[20:51] <Stormy-Nova> uuugh
[20:51] <benc1> definebyte:  top gives me VIRT, RES and SHR. what do I need to look at?
[20:51] <fccf> FAJ: you can manually remove them from /etc/ufw/before.rules /etc/ufw/after.rules & /var/lib/ufw/user.rules
[20:51] <benc1> definebyte:  and MEM by precentage. is there a way to change it to MB?
[20:52] <FAJ> fccf:  if i have them numbered, can i just use ufw delete 1?
[20:52] <Sidewinder1> Stormy-Nova> I know it takes longer but, have you tried posting your problem on http://ubuntuforums.org ?
[20:52] <vigo> MrKeuner: Maybe this one: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/intrepid/man1/dpkg-query.1.html
[20:53] <b3rz3rk3r> evening all, looking for some advice on my backup scheme: currently have SBackup doing daily incremental backups of /var /usr/local /home and /etc.  are there any other locations (by default) that custom data is stored?
[20:53] <fccf> FAJ: not sure to that, or to what extent ... at least doing sudo nano /etc/ufw/before.rules will let you see what rules are in there
[20:53] <elexodus> twoslice: "sudo mount /dev/sda /media/Beverly" gives the error message: mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[20:53] <loudmusik> how can i install divx
[20:53] <definebyte> benc1: honestly? i dont know
[20:53] <Beefcaked> anyone got any idea why why laptop doesnt mute/sound down/up when i press the buttons? am on ubuntu 9.04
[20:53] <FAJ> fccf:  truebut then i would have to remove them all from all three different spots?
[20:53] <twoslice> elexodus tha means the it does not recognise the format of the drive
[20:53] <benc1> definebyte: thanks
[20:53] <fccf> !divx | loudmusik
[20:54] <definebyte> benc1: do you have a gui? should be something unde system in the menu
[20:54] <Sidewinder1> Guess he left in frustration :-(
[20:54] <twoslice> elexodus if fdisk cannot see it then you have big problems
[20:54] <elexodus> twoslice: should I format to ext3?
[20:54] <fccf> FAJ: yes, or you can uninstall ufw and reinstall
[20:54] <benc1> definebyte: it's a server. I don't have a gui
[20:54] <FAJ> fccf:  should i purge ufw and then reinstall?
[20:54] <twoslice> elexodus use fdisk to create a partition and reformat ext3
[20:54] <isaac> Beefcaked maybe Ubuntu doesn't recognize the keyboard buttons.  Use the ALSA mixer at the top left?
[20:54] <FAJ> b/c i uninstalled earlier and the old stuff was still there from before.
[20:55] <isaac> Sorry........... top right.
[20:55] <ngduo> Does macromedia flash player work with ubuntu?
[20:55] <definebyte> benc1: neither di i :D i usually use htop but that show % too
[20:55]  * isaac is lysdexic. :P
[20:55] <Beefcaked> isaac: er, when I press them, theres a popup that displays mute, volume up and down... but doesnt take effect
[20:55] <definebyte> benc1: maybe man htop shows something you can change?
[20:56] <b3rz3rk3r>  looking for some advice on my backup scheme: currently have SBackup doing daily incremental backups of /var /usr/local /home and /etc.  are there any other locations (by default) that custom data is stored? basically my question is, if i have to reinstall, will my backups be sufficient to save me ahve to manually get everything back to the way it was?
[20:56] <isaac> Ah.......... I thought you were referring to keyboard buttons.
[20:56] <benc1> definebyte: I don't have htop installed
[20:56] <isaac> Tried rebooting?
[20:56] <Beefcaked> isaac: this has been a long time problem
[20:56] <isaac> If you have, try kmix.  Alternative volume control.
[20:56] <definebyte> benc1: well, it's pretty much the same, just prettier.
[20:56] <Beefcaked> isaac: say if i press the mute button, nothing really happens, something just displays about the system muting
[20:57] <benc1> definebyte:  :)
[20:57] <Abyss_> lo everybody i have a problem with grub2 on 9.04 64bit - after i installed grub-pc which contains grub in version 2 i see the booloader but i cannot boot with grub2 nor with old legacy grub entries - something about chainload is wrong
[20:57] <twig11> Where should I start tweaking if my microphone input isn't working in Jaunty?
[20:57] <elexodus> twoslice: got it, Thanks
[20:57] <isaac> Beefcaked try kmix as an alternative volume control.
[20:57] <vigo> FAJ: aptitude might be better than purge, I am not certain , but I think aptitude removes everything in a package and config stuff.
[20:57] <Beefcaked> isaac: how do I do that? sorry im new to all of this
[20:57] <Abyss_> anyone can help me to fix this?
[20:57] <Cha-che> Could someone help me with the Open-Source Radeon Driver, I've got it installed but now I can't turn on Extra Visual Effects and the guide says it should work without any tweaking
[20:58] <sebsebseb> vigo: sudo apt-get purge   or  sudo aptitude purge
[20:58] <sebsebseb> FAJ:  see above
[20:58] <isaac> twig11 gnome's volume mixer mutes mic input by default.  If you unmute it it mutes right back again when you close the mixer window.
[20:58] <sebsebseb> vigo FAJ and purge removes the config files as well not just the program
[20:58] <FAJ> vigo fccf; the purge worked, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=806000 i looked there for guidance but it is not working for me. all the ufw stuff isnt.
[20:58] <vigo> sebsebseb: Thank you.
[20:58] <isaac> It's a bug I ran into while trying to use Audacity to record something.  I finally wound up getting a different mixer.  Specifically (in my case) kmix.
[20:59] <sebsebseb> vigo: np
[20:59] <isaac> twig11 try unmuting mic in mixer, but leaving mixer window up........... and try your mic.
[20:59] <isaac> You might just make it a habit to open mixer and unmute mic every time you want to use the mic.
[20:59] <Abyss_> how i can recover grub1 with the livecd?
[21:00] <twig11> isaac: the mic doesn't seem to be muted.
[21:00] <FAJ> fccf: Sep  6 12:56:27 lrc-laptop kernel: [ 2693.261078] [UFW BLOCK] IN=wlan0 OUT= MAC=00:1b:11:64:f1:28:00:1e:e5:dc:04:89:08:00 SRC=192.168.1.104 DST=192.168.1.103 LEN=90 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=64 ID=0 DF PROTO=UDP SPT=137 DPT=44826 LEN=70
[21:00] <FAJ> that is showing up in the log.
[21:00] <FAJ> so what should i need to do in ufw to 'unblock' it
[21:00] <twig11> isaac, I don't think that's the problem
[21:00] <fccf> FAJ: look at the end of the #3 post here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=806000
[21:00] <isaac> Beefcaked go to system, admin, synaptic and look for kmix
[21:01] <fccf> !grub | Abyss_ see instructions here
[21:01] <vlt_mob> Hello. Is there a better way to increase the desktop size while keeping the screen size (moving the mouse to the edges moves the displayed desktop area) than runnning a vncserver and viewer on localhost?
[21:01] <vargadanis> is it possible to recursively copy dirs and files if they do not match .svn?
[21:01] <FAJ> fccf:  even with those commands, i cannot see my smb stuffs.
[21:02] <FAJ> fccf:  should i try restarting anything, like samba or networking and see if that helps?
[21:03] <fccf> FAJ: those are only out ... look at post #4 section #2 for the other way around
[21:04] <Beefcaked> 156*
[21:04] <Beefcaked> [
[21:04] <isaac> twig11 well I could always be wrong.............. Is your soundcard working?
[21:04] <Beefcaked> s6rry! 2eyb6ard *r6b3e0. 5 d6nt 4nderstand whats g65ng 6n!!! why a0 5 ta325ng 3eet!+!+!+
[21:04] <twig11> isaac PulseAudio applet's input volume meter registers a constant low-level input noise, but doesn't respond to the mic at all.
[21:04] <FAJ> fccf: Sep  6 13:04:15 lrc-laptop kernel: [ 3161.632402] [UFW BLOCK] IN=wlan0 OUT= MAC=00:1b:11:64:f1:28:00:1e:e5:dc:04:89:08:00 SRC=192.168.1.104 DST=192.168.1.103 LEN=90 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=64 ID=0 DF PROTO=UDP SPT=137 DPT=59141 LEN=70  still
[21:04] <isaac> Eww........... Pulse.
[21:04] <isaac> Never mind.
[21:04] <Flannel> Beefcaked: hit numlock
[21:04] <fccf> Beefcaked: laptop press the numlock key
[21:04] <Beefcaked> 62ay 5 d6nt 4nderstand whats ha**en5ng r5ght n6w.
[21:04] <Renji-dono> How do you set drives to auto mount on boot?
[21:05] <isaac> You're using pulseaudio, that's the problem. :P
[21:05] <Beefcaked> What was that!!!
[21:05] <twig11> isaac what should I be using.
[21:05] <Flannel> Beefcaked: You have a laptop keyboard, and had numlock on, so your right half became a numberpad
[21:05] <Beefcaked> LOL. thanks. I thought it was some linux shortcut for leet speak
[21:05]  * isaac moves away from the suddenly schizophrenic Beefcaked 
[21:05] <twig11> isaac I believe I switched to pulseaudio when my previous configuration refused to output sound.
[21:06] <FAJ> fccf:  it's funny, i will turn ufw off and i can see samba; on and it still blocks it out
[21:06] <Renji-dono> How do you set drives to auto mount on boot?
[21:06] <Beefcaked> does anyone use xawtv here? i just set it to fullscreen now i cant work normally.... how do i unfullscreen it
[21:06] <isaac> Can't help you then.
[21:06] <twig11> isaac, me?
[21:06] <bipul> hi every one
[21:07] <definebyte> Beefcaked: i've done that before :D
[21:07] <sebsebseb> bipul: hi
[21:07] <bipul> i need help
[21:07] <FAJ> aha.
[21:07] <sebsebseb> !ask |  bipul
[21:07] <vlt_mob> vargadanis: I'd use rsync and it's exclude option
[21:07] <FAJ> fccf: got it worked.
[21:07] <twig11> isaac, what would you advise as the best default sound settings?
[21:07] <Beefcaked> definebyte: yeah can you help me? lol i cant believe there isnt a button to reverse it
[21:07] <Renji-dono> How do you set drives to auto mount on boot?
[21:07] <isaac> twig11 dunno........... alsa always worked better than pulse on me, with multiple computers.
[21:07] <guntbert> !fstab | Renji-dono have a look at
[21:08] <isaac> Renji-dono edit fstab
[21:08] <fccf> FAJ: cool hope I helped
[21:08] <Renji-dono> cheers
[21:08] <definebyte> Beefcaked: don'tremember, sorry :(
[21:08] <vargadanis> vlt_mob, yeah.. i just did rm -rf `find ./ | grep -E \.svn`
[21:08] <fccf> !fstab | Renji-dono
[21:08] <vargadanis> vlt_mob, same affect
[21:08] <bipul> i have installed ubuntu on my lappi but i want to have XP with that , so my question is how can i do this
[21:08] <Beefcaked> definebyte: then can you help me kill it? is there a task manager for ubuntu
[21:08] <definebyte> Beefcaked: just try mashig keys x)
[21:08] <lstarnes> Beefcaked: system > administration > system monitor
[21:09] <sebsebseb> !dualboot |  bipul
[21:09] <apparle> I have two mirrors setup in sources.list -- 'in.archive.ubuntu.com' and '10.1.11.48' a local mirror.........whenever I donwload any package how to select which source to download from
[21:09] <sebsebseb> bipul: What do you want to use XP for?
[21:09] <FAJ> fccf:  yah apparently i needed to follow ALL of the steps in that http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=806000 lol.  but now i have ALOT of rules in ufw... that look similar...  http://pastebin.com/m67f32a8a  why?
[21:09] <fccf> bipul: install XP first, then install ubuntu, letting ubuntu detect XP
[21:09] <isaac> twig11 pulseaudio is notoriously problematic though in Ubuntu, last I looked it up.
[21:09] <FAJ> fccf: if you had to guess...?
[21:09] <isaac> Beefcaked yup.
[21:09] <jrib> apparle: the order matters
[21:09] <isaac> Beefcaked system > administration > system monitor
[21:09] <Beefcaked> how awesome. xawtv wont quit!
[21:09] <sebsebseb> bipul: depending on what that is, and how much RAM you have, you can virtual machine it nicely in Ubuntu for that
[21:10] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, an example from my fstab would be this: "/dev/sdc1	/media/320	ntfs rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other 0 0"
[21:10] <fccf> FAJ: samba uses more than one port at a time, had to have them all
[21:10] <sebsebseb> bipul: plus there's Wine
[21:10] <isaac> Or........... lstarnes already said it for me first. :P
[21:10] <sebsebseb> !wine |  bipul
[21:10] <apparle> jrib: I have the 10........ first, still it downloads files from in.archive....
[21:10] <definebyte> beefcaked: did you start it with sudo?
[21:10] <lstarnes> isaac: could you please reduce your usage of the . key?
[21:10] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: Thanks
[21:10] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Is it possible to install OpenOffice 3/3.1 on Hardy? I tried the guide at http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/install-openoffice-31-in-ubuntu-jaunty.html , but it does not give the option to upgrade.
[21:10] <jrib> apparle: try it last?
[21:10] <FAJ> fccf:  right but why does it looke like it is repeated?  the main error iwas getting was that i didn't do the first part of that post.  like in the pastebin, why does it have two rules that look exactly the same.
[21:10] <vlt_mob> vargadanis: Um, you asked for copying w/o the .svn files ... not removing them. But if it helped you ...
[21:10] <Beefcaked> definebyte: duuuude. lol. it still wont quit. ive mashed every key on the keyboard
[21:10] <fccf> FAJ: but the whole 192.168.0.0 network thing, that's not your network?
[21:10] <sebsebseb> CoJaBo-Aztec: there should be a ppa for Open Office 3.0 for Hardy
[21:11] <FAJ> fccf:  well that is all local computers right now.
[21:11] <apparle> jrib: tried that also
[21:11] <FAJ> and i just found the difference; one is .1.0/24 the other .0.0/16
[21:11] <FAJ> i might try removing the last few
[21:11] <brig> I am haveing a heck of a time installing mol (mac on linux) it is not showing up in the synaptic... help!
[21:11] <fccf> FAJ: yeah, but your network is 192.168.1.x not 192.168.0.x
[21:11] <CoJaBo-Aztec> sebsebseb: That guide tells how to add one, but it didnt work.
[21:11] <definebyte> Beefcaked: so you started it normally? that's a bit weird :D
[21:11] <FAJ> fccf:  right, so how to change that effeciently :)
[21:11] <sebsebseb> CoJaBo-Aztec: the ppa should be on luanchpad
[21:11] <FAJ> fccf:  gufw?
[21:12] <CoJaBo-Aztec> sebsebseb: Any guide to using it?
[21:12] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[21:12] <fccf> FAJ: really effectively, start over like before and write the right rules
[21:12] <sebsebseb> CoJaBo-Aztec: normalely you find the ppa, and then  on the page for it, it may link to another page saying how to add that ppa, or provide the details on the page you got on
[21:12] <Beefcaked> feeling quite cross towards ubuntu right now
[21:12] <FAJ> so with 192.168.1.0/16 ?
[21:13] <FAJ> fccf:  or /24?
[21:13] <FAJ> (there are only like four computers on the share... if that makes a difference.
[21:13] <FAJ> )
[21:13] <CoJaBo-Aztec> sets_: Is this the correct one? http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/install-openoffice-31-in-ubuntu-jaunty.html
[21:13] <CoJaBo-Aztec> sebsebseb: Is this the correct one? http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/install-openoffice-31-in-ubuntu-jaunty.html
[21:13] <jrib> apparle: are you certain both mirrors contain the latest version of the package?
[21:13] <sebsebseb> CoJaBo-Aztec: that's  jauntey not hardy
[21:13] <sebsebseb> CoJaBo-Aztec: well not been on your link yet
[21:13] <brig> I am haveing a heck of a time installing mol (mac on linux) it is not showing up in the synaptic... can someone help me?
[21:13] <CoJaBo-Aztec> sebsebseb: It lists for all of them.
[21:14] <ancia> 98
 Try mentioning your keyboard make and model in your question; maybe that'll get some bites.
[21:14] <westmi> ForestBear:MAYBE TRY A DIFFERENT KEYBOARD?
[21:14] <FAJ> fccf:  is there a way to reset rules in ufw?  and should i append /24 or /16 to the network?
[21:14] <fccf> FAJ: /24 is 0-255 /16 is only through .192
[21:14] <ancia> hey
[21:14] <FAJ> fccf: can i make it only through 110 or of the sort? closer to that?  like /4 ?
[21:15] <definebyte> Beefcaked: try ps -e to get the pid then use kill to..kill it
[21:15] <sebsebseb> CoJaBo-Aztec: that looks ok, but  it may be better in a way to use the actsaul   launchpad page for the how to do it stuff
[21:15] <Beefcaked> killed it.
[21:15] <definebyte> :D
[21:15] <fccf> FAJ: I'm thinking /8 ... you might want to do a bit of research on that
[21:15] <definebyte> what did u do?
[21:15] <FAJ> fccf:  ok will try /8 thanks.
[21:15] <Beefcaked> ubuntu isnt one of those "it just works" oses isnt it? or is this linux in general
[21:15] <Beefcaked> kill -9 definebyte
[21:16] <definebyte> that would do it
[21:16] <sebsebseb> Beefcaked: depends on what your doing with it, and what hardware you have, if it just works
[21:16] <lstarnes> Beefcaked: no OS is like that, but some are closer than others
[21:16] <apparle> jrib: when I remove one of them from the list.........download works fine from the other one
[21:16] <CoJaBo-Aztec> sebsebseb: Is there a link to the correct way?
[21:16] <jrib> apparle: ok but did you see my question?
[21:16] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist Does this look right /dev/sdb1/media/500ntfs rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other 0 0"
[21:16] <sebsebseb> CoJaBo-Aztec: that page is  probably fine what they are saying, but  it's generally better  to  use offical  stuff
[21:16] <Renji-dono> using a WD MyBook 500gb
[21:17] <apparle> jrib: wt I'll check
[21:17] <kahen> definebyte, ps -e (or ps aux) is a slow way to find pid. you should take a look at "pidof" :)
[21:17] <sebsebseb> CoJaBo-Aztec: you can Google for the Open Office  launchpad page
[21:17] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, you need a space between what you're mounting and where you want to mount it
[21:17] <juro> how can I have a trash can on Ubuntu Samba server?
[21:17] <Renji-dono> ok
[21:17] <definebyte> kahen: thanks
[21:17] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, and a space for the name and filesystem type
[21:18] <fccf> juro: it becomes .trash .. technically a hidden folder
[21:18] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: ok cheers
[21:18] <definebyte> i probably wouldn't reember and just grep it though x)
[21:18] <CoJaBo-Aztec> sebsebseb: That gives me mostly  bugs. I have no idea what im looking for.
[21:18] <juro> fccf, so when I have a pc connect to the samba folder and someone deletes something, it will be in the .trash folder?
[21:18] <sebsebseb> CoJaBo-Aztec: Open Office 3.0  ppa
[21:19] <fccf> juro: I'm thinking probably not, consider incremental backup
[21:20] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: I hit enter and all that happens is I get an arrow
[21:20] <FAJ> fccf:  do you know how to add something into a file through a script,, like with cat and echo?
[21:20] <definebyte> >>
[21:20] <prince_jammys> echo "foo" >> somefile
[21:20] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, aren't you editing your fstab file?
[21:21] <FAJ> prince_jammys:  will that add the 'foo' to the file?
[21:21] <prince_jammys> FAJ: yep.
[21:21] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: Gimme a sec
[21:21] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, you put that line at the bottom of your stab file
[21:21] <FAJ> prince_jammys: what if i am trying to replace text? like change it from x to xyz ?
[21:21] <fccf> juro: do what prince_jammys
[21:21] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist:  Ah ok
[21:21] <definebyte> >
[21:21] <CoJaBo-Aztec> sebsebseb: ?
[21:22] <prince_jammys> FAJ: then you must do something else :)
[21:22] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[21:22] <SimonLarsen> FAJ: man sed
[21:22] <prince_jammys> perl/ed/sed/...
[21:22] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, also you have to make sure that the directory exists that you're mounting to, so in your case make sure that you've created the directory "500" in /media/
[21:22] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: Ok thanks
[21:22] <Beefcaked> okay now I got my laptop volume buttons to work.. thing is the panel icon doesnt go with the status. like if the laptop is muted, the icon isnt muted
[21:22] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, to do this, you need root, so do this in a terminal: sudo mkdir /media/500/
[21:23] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: Done
[21:23] <fccf> Beefcaked: In a perfect world
[21:23] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, once you've saved that line to your fstab file
[21:23] <Nitrodist> type mount -a in console
[21:23] <Nitrodist> which will reload all mount points
[21:23] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: ok thanks
[21:24] <Beefcaked> and disturbingly, when the laptop is muted. i hear electricity like static!!!!
[21:24] <FAJ> prince_jammys: so no easy way to do it like the cat >> ?  lo
[21:24] <FAJ> l
[21:24] <loudmusik> is jaunty the best version right now?
[21:24] <ForestBear> westmi: it was working perfectly until a few hours ago
[21:24] <prince_jammys> FAJ: there's no trivially easy way without learning ed/sed/perl/vi/ex ...
[21:24] <sebsebseb> loudmusik: depends
[21:24] <deany> loudmusik, its the latest, I think its the best..
[21:24] <sebsebseb> loudmusik: on the user to some extent, mainly the hardware
[21:24] <apparle> jrib: yes both are up to date
[21:25] <prince_jammys> FAJ: exactly what do you want to do?
[21:25] <jophish> loudmusik, almost certainly yes
[21:25] <sebsebseb> deany  loudmusik newer is not always better
[21:25] <sebsebseb> if you got an Intel graphics card for example then 9.04 probably sucks,  and you should be running 8.10 really
[21:25] <sebsebseb> !intel
[21:25] <FAJ> prince_jammys:  trying to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=806000 add the first part of that last entry to /etc/default/ufw, which is already half way there.
[21:25] <kerryking8> hello there
[21:25] <vasser> hello
[21:25] <deany> sebsebseb,  no, but I just said what I thought, personally..
[21:25] <loudmusik> im having tons of issues with java,divx
[21:25] <westmi> ForestBear:check batteries?
[21:25] <kerryking8> anyone willing to help someone who just installed ubuntu?
[21:26] <sebsebseb> kerryking8: of course
[21:26] <vasser> anyone in here plays / played "Enemy Territory" ?
[21:26] <sebsebseb> !ask |  kerryking8
[21:26] <kerryking8> i can't connect to internet
[21:26] <ForestBear> westmi: i especially chose a wired keyboard
[21:26] <sebsebseb> kerryking8: oh is it wireless?
[21:26] <epaphus> hello Is I/O errors always an indication of a hard disk faillure?
[21:26] <westmi> make sure its plugged in?ForestBear:
[21:26] <FAJ> prince_jammys:  does that make sense?
[21:26] <sebsebseb> loudmusik: in  certain ways 8.10 is better
[21:26] <ForestBear> westmi: well i'm talkign to you, it's plugged in i would assume
[21:26] <kerryking8> its dsl, connected to a linksys router, which is connect via cable to my motherboard
[21:26] <sebsebseb> !best |  loudmusik
[21:26] <Nitrodist> kerryking8, can other people connect to the internet?
[21:27] <prince_jammys> FAJ: so, do you just want to append some lines or perform substitutions?
[21:27] <kerryking8> i'm using it right now in windows xp, i have ubuntu installed on a separate hard drive
[21:27] <Beefcaked> hi can someone help me get skype to work on ubuntu? ive installed it but i cant make phonecalls because apparently it has a problem with audio playback
[21:27] <bipul> if anyone tell me why my XP CD is not booting in my system
[21:27] <fccf> ipaphus: good indication of, not always the case, sometimes bad format, bad sectors, acpi casuing IO probs, but often yes
[21:27] <Obituary> hi
[21:27] <fccf> Obituary: hello
[21:27] <Obituary> has anybody ever used Blackbox of openbox_
[21:27] <bipul> but working fine in others
[21:27] <Nitrodist> kerryking8, ok so does your NIC show up in ubuntu?
[21:27] <westmi> ForestBear:well what is the exact problem?
[21:27] <FAJ> prince_jammys:  so if you look at your /etc/default/ufw, that last line has some info; i need to add info to that last line, inside the quotation marks.
[21:28] <kerryking8> what's nic?
[21:28] <Nitrodist> basically ethernet port
[21:28] <Nitrodist> nic stands for network interface card
[21:28] <kerryking8> i guess
[21:28] <sebsebseb> bipul: this channal is only  meant to be for helping with Ubuntu,  we can help wtih dual boots the Ubuntu side and that, but for  Windows questions you should be asking in ##windows really
[21:28] <kerryking8> i think so
[21:28] <ForestBear> westmi: when I press the super button it triggers the super, alt, and tab at the same time
[21:28] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: I got an error message when i did mount-a
[21:28] <fccf> FAJ: do you plan to do this on a regular basis, editing /etc/default/ufw?
[21:28] <bipul> if anyone tell me why my XP CD is not booting in my system  but working fine in others
[21:28] <ForestBear> westmi: and other keys like the arrows, media keys, trigger other things, such as the music player media buton also opens the email
[21:28] <kerryking8> when i type in terminal ifconfig i get a couple of things which make me think it is recognized
[21:29] <kerryking8> like the pci ethernet
[21:29] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, mount *SPACE* -a (without the space and this text)
[21:29] <sebsebseb> bipul: yes in ##windows they can help with that
[21:29] <fccf> bipul: perhaps the bios isn't set to boot from CD
[21:29] <bipul> no this question is for ubuntu
[21:29] <Nitrodist> make sure the command is 'mount -a' and not 'mount-a'
[21:29] <Beefcaked> how can I test my laptop's mic in ubuntu?
[21:29] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: I did that it was a typo in here
[21:29] <Nitrodist> ok
[21:29] <Nitrodist> what's the error
[21:29] <Renji-dono> matt@ubuntu:~$ sudo mount -a
[21:29] <Renji-dono> [mntent]: line 12 in /etc/fstab is bad
[21:29] <Renji-dono> [mntent]: line 13 in /etc/fstab is bad
[21:29] <FAJ> fccf:  no i just want the script so i know what i did to make it work; but again like if i can't do it, ok i will just add it to the file and copy pasta it to terminal/where i need it.  so no biggie, but ifi can learn something then hey
[21:29] <alkisg> FAJ: sed 's/IPT_MODULES="nf_conntrack_ftp nf_nat_ftp nf_conntrack_irc nf_nat_irc"/IPT_MODULES="nf_conntrack_ftp some-more-info nf_nat_ftp nf_conntrack_irc nf_nat_irc"/' /etc/default/ufw
[21:29] <kerryking8> dude i just installed linux for the first time, what info do u need?
[21:29] <bipul> i am having os as ubuntu
[21:29] <sebsebseb> bipul: by the way did you see what I put about virtual machine and Wine?   you also didn't answer my, what do you want to use XP for question
[21:29] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, are you sure that you have the correct device mounted under your dev/sda1?
[21:29] <Renji-dono> here are lines 12 and 13
[21:29] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, paste bin
[21:30] <Renji-dono> Kay
[21:30] <sebsebseb> bipul: well what the bot put for Wine
[21:30] <FAJ> alkisg: that's awesome,, can you explain it? lol i would love to learn :)
[21:30] <Renji-dono> http://pastebin.com/m59efde57
[21:30] <sebsebseb> bipul: if you need help with  getting Windows installed or the computer to boot from the  CD for it, well yes ##windows
[21:31] <smogattack> is opera better than firefox?
[21:31] <fccf> !best | smogattack
[21:31] <alkisg> FAJ: sed is a program to modify input from commands or files. 's/search/replace/' is a regular expression, a way to tell sed what's it looking for and what to change it with. Run the line I wrote and see what it does.
[21:31] <sebsebseb> !best |  smogattack
 You may wish to ask in http://ubuntuforums.org as it definately moves slower than in here. :-)
[21:31] <smogattack> sebsebseb, what do you use?
[21:31] <sebsebseb> smogattack: Firefox normalley, but sometimes other browsers as well
[21:31] <alkisg> FAJ: then, if you put sed -i instead of just sed, it'll write the result to the same file (/etc/default/ufw). So you do want sed -i, but do it only when you're satisfied with the results.
[21:32] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, you have quotes at the end of the lines
[21:32] <fccf> smogattack: this is not the place to debate browser wars #ubuntu-offtopic for that
[21:32] <FAJ> alkisg: so i updated your line to say:  sudo sed 's/IPT_MODULES="nf_conntrack_ftp nf_nat_ftp nf_conntrack_irc nf_nat_irc"IPT_MODULES="nf_conntrack_ftp nf_nat_ftp nf_conntrack_irc nf_nat_irc nf_conntrack_netbios_ns"/' /etc/default/ufw
[21:32] <FAJ> and then add an -i ?
[21:32] <ChaosR> hello, I have a program refusing to run in the background (it stops as soon as I close the console [started with & appended]), how can I force a process to run in the background (and not quit as soon as I close the terminal)?
[21:32] <FAJ> option?
[21:32] <Renji-dono> ah ok thanks Nitrodist
[21:32] <alkisg> FAJ: yes.
[21:32] <Beefcaked> so I know my mic works in ubuntu but is there a way to boost it?
[21:32] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: still get line 12 is bad
[21:33] <FAJ> hmm ok good stuff, is that 's/' the correct value for /etc/default/ufw
[21:33] <Renji-dono> is it because me external name is two words?
[21:33] <FAJ> b/c i have changed mine up lol...
[21:33] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, you have a space between My book
[21:33] <alkisg> FAJ: 's/...' means "search"
[21:33] <Nitrodist> put the entire location in quotes
[21:33] <Renji-dono> Yeah thats the name of the file
[21:33] <Renji-dono> Ok
[21:33] <Nitrodist> so "media/my book"
[21:33] <Renji-dono> Thanks
[21:33] <vlt_mob> jcristau: I tried `xrandr --fb 2048x768 --output LVDS --panning 1024x768+1024+0` but get "xrandr: screen cannot be larger than 1024x1024 (desired size 2048x768)". Any idea why?
[21:33] <al1irv> i've installed mysql on my machine, but can't access it?
[21:34] <alkisg> FAJ: `man sed` will tell you a lot of things; and a little googling will tell you more, and maybe a little more easy (tutorials etc)
[21:34] <FAJ> alkisg: right, but is this:  IPT_MODULES="nf_conntrack_ftp nf_nat_ftp nf_conntrack_irc nf_nat_irc"  what is in a regular /etc/default/ufw.  mine has been edited; so can't really cneck.
[21:34] <ctmjr> ChaosR: try "program name & disown"
[21:34] <al1irv> would I have been prompted for apassword when setting it up
[21:34] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: Still getting line 12 is bad
[21:34] <alkisg> FAJ: can you describe with words what you're trying to do, and what's the logic to do it?
[21:34] <ChaosR> ctmjr: that did the trick
[21:34] <vlt_mob> Hello. I tried `xrandr --fb 2048x768 --output LVDS --panning 1024x768+1024+0` to set panning for my display but get "xrandr: screen cannot be larger than 1024x1024 (desired size 2048x768)". Any idea why?
[21:34] <guntbert> ChaosR: usually we use nohup <prog> & for that
[21:34] <Qvintvs> I realize this is pretty out of place, but would anyone using zsh happen to know if it's possible to tell zsh to never offer corrections for a particular command? I just installed ncftp and every time I try to run it, zsh asks me if I want to correct it to _ncftp
[21:35] <FAJ> alkisg:  i just need to know what is in a regular /etc/default/ufw lol.  b/c mine has been edited.
[21:35] <alkisg> FAJ: ah, ok, mine isn't. So that line I wrote is ok, I think...
[21:35] <FAJ> sudo sed -i 's/IPT_MODULES="nf_conntrack_ftp nf_nat_ftp nf_conntrack_irc nf_nat_irc"IPT_MODULES="nf_conntrack_ftp nf_nat_ftp nf_conntrack_irc nf_nat_irc nf_conntrack_netbios_ns"/' /etc/default/ufw is that correct... the " and 's
[21:35] <FAJ> alkisg: ah ok good stuffs.
[21:35] <ActionParsnip> FAJ: http://pastebin.com/f6d8a569e
[21:36] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: http://pastebin.com/m3dfc680
[21:36] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my keyboard is the Micro Innovations Internet Access  Elite my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[21:36] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, put that first quote behind the /
[21:36] <alkisg> FAJ: you can also tell sed to give you the line that contains IPT_MODULES=<whatever>
[21:36] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist:  Tried that didnt work
[21:36] <Nitrodist> lies
[21:36] <guntbert> FAJ: thats mine - pristine http://pastebin.com/f548ecc30
[21:36] <ctmjr> guntbert: can you explain your reason for using nohup instead  of disown?
[21:37] <evon> I've just patched a kernel and make xconfig is not working. can anyone help?>
[21:37] <ActionParsnip> can anyone advise how to add a home button to firefox 3.5 please
[21:37] <Beefcaked> is there a microphone boost in ubuntu?
[21:37] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: Still no luck
[21:37] <FAJ> guntbert:  righto thanks  alkisg  sed: -e expression #1, char 165: unterminated `s' command getting that error
[21:37] <guntbert> ctmjr: sorry no, I always used nohup, disown is new to me, I'll have to read about it
[21:37] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, are you sure that /dev/sdb1 is the correct device?
[21:37] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: Found the error
[21:37] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, what was it?
[21:38] <alkisg> FAJ: paste the line here to see where the error is...
[21:38] <Renji-dono> filesystemtype
[21:38] <bipul> thank you alot
[21:38] <FAJ> sudo sed -i 's/IPT_MODULES="nf_conntrack_ftp nf_nat_ftp nf_conntrack_irc nf_nat_irc"IPT_MODULES="nf_conntrack_ftp nf_nat_ftp nf_conntrack_irc nf_nat_irc nf_conntrack_netbios_ns"/' /etc/default/ufw
[21:38] <alkisg> FAJ: forgot the middle /
[21:38] <FAJ> so in between the two options
[21:38] <alkisg> FAJ: before the second IPT_MODULES=
[21:38] <Renji-dono> Or not
[21:38] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, well that would do it, wouldn't it? :P
[21:39] <Nitrodist> or not
[21:39] <FAJ> ah there we go thanks alkisg!
[21:39] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, well that would do it, wouldn't it? :P
[21:39] <Renji-dono> according to the properties the filesystemtype is msdos
[21:39] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, are you sure that /dev/sdb1 is the correct device?
[21:39] <Renji-dono> Yeah hang on lemme try the other one
[21:39] <Nitrodist> properties of what Renji-dono?? where are you getting that from
[21:39] <Renji-dono> its coming up with two devices with different codes
[21:39] <olvap> him anyone knows extjs? anyone can tell me how to make a search in a grid?
[21:39] <skinofstars> hey guys, i'm having a nightmare of a time getting an install to work. i'm installing studio (though that dhouldn't be the problem) through an alt-install disk. i set my partitions not overwrite the current home partition but to mount it, use the current swap and to just install the root. i'm now getting an grub error 17, which means it is reading my partitions in the wrong order. i've reordered them with fdisk but when i've gone to up
[21:39] <Renji-dono> Properties of the hard drive
[21:40] <juro_> anyone? trash can on an Ubuntu server?
[21:40] <lightpriest__> has anyone run into alsamixer showing a level of zero (0) and cannot be changed?
[21:40] <alkisg> FAJ: here's a better way: sed 's/IPT_MODULES="\(.*\)"/IPT_MODULES="\1 nf_conntrack_netbios_ns"/' /etc/default/ufw
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> !trash | juro_
[21:40] <jedonirc> my juanty upgrade just exited without completion, after failing to install linux-ubuntu-modules-2.64-17-generic. How to proceed?
[21:40] <Renji-dono> Damn still an error
[21:41] <Qvintvs> is it possible to recursively send directories with the ftp command (pftp)?
[21:41] <FAJ> alkisg:  would that just add those things into it?
[21:41] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, paste the results of 'mount' to a pastebin
[21:41] <juro_> ActionParsnip, sorry, my bad - trash on a Ubuntu SAMBA server
[21:41] <alkisg> FAJ: yup. After testing, include the sudo and the -i.
[21:41] <jedonirc> err 2.6.24-17
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> juro_: same place, its still ubuntu
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> Qvintvs: i think its mput
[21:42] <FAJ> alkisg:  lol the only problem with that is if those two things are already there, that adds them again.
[21:42] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: http://pastebin.com/m4611943c
[21:42] <alkisg> FAJ: this weird \(.*\) means "find anything inside the quotes, and remember it, so that you can put it back in the replacement string where I put \1
[21:42] <juro_> ActionParsnip, even if the drive is mounted by someone on a Windows pc?
[21:42] <Qvintvs> ActionParsnip: the help on mput says it sends multiple files, but i'll try it with a directory
[21:42] <alkisg> FAJ: then you need to get it so that it search for everything *but not* the string you want to add.
[21:42] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, just 'mount' without the -a
[21:43] <ActionParsnip> juro_: you dont mount drives
[21:43] <Nitrodist> should give you a listing of all mounted devices
[21:43] <FAJ> alkisg: yah that is what i thought, but it ends up adding it again if it is already there, yah i was thinking maybe an if/ then.
[21:43] <juro_> ActionParsnip, ??
[21:43] <olvap> hi anyone knows extjs? anyone can tell me how to make a search in a grid?
[21:43] <ActionParsnip> juro_: you mount partitions
[21:43] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: http://pastebin.com/m61c6894c
[21:43] <Qvintvs> ActionParsnip: ya, mput doesn't seem to do it
[21:44] <juro_> ActionParsnip, on samba you can mount directories - what ever
[21:44] <FAJ> alkisg: so how to do that?
[21:44] <Beefcaked> any idea how to boost a mic in ubuntu anyone?
[21:44] <ActionParsnip> juro_: the system trash for the user is still the same place
[21:44] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, look at line 19 -- you already have it mounted
[21:44] <Renji-dono> shall I unmount?
[21:44] <IdleOne> Beefcaked: I had mic issues with skype also until I got a headset/mic set
[21:44] <juro_> ActionParsnip, thanx
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> juro_: just because its shared and mapped as a network drive in windows doesnt change anything
[21:45] <Renji-dono> I want it to automount on boot
[21:45] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, well, you can't mount something twice :P
[21:45] <FAJ> alkisg: i only plan on doing this on a few computers, so it prolly wouldn't be that big of a deal to just leave it how it is; b/c none of the other computers will have custom /etc/default/ufws
[21:45] <Renji-dono> Yah thats true xD
[21:45] <zealiod> how can I run a script on first boot after install... im using preseeding and the late_command
[21:45] <FAJ> alkisg:  they should really make it so that when you say allow service samba, it auto-does all those steps for you ....
[21:45] <Beefcaked> IdleOne: skype doesnt work at all when making a call for me
[21:46] <lightpriest__> has anyone run into alsamixer showing a level of zero (0) and cannot be changed?
[21:46] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my keyboard is the Micro Innovations Internet Access  Elite my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[21:46] <IdleOne> Beefcaked: try the skype forums
[21:46] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, also, the file system for that drive appears to be 'vfat' and not 'ntfs'
[21:46] <Renji-dono> Ok thanks
[21:46] <alkisg> FAJ: sed can do that as well without ifs, but it'd take a few minutes to write the correct regex for this. One way out of my head would be with an "if ! grep "IPT_MODULE.*new-string" then sed...."
[21:46] <FAJ> lol alkisg well the original will work for now, thanks :D
[21:46] <Renji-dono> Still getting an error >.<
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> lightpriest__: yeah but then i compiled alsa and it was fine
[21:47] <Clooluss> can anyone think of a reason why some DVDs will mount but others won't? (not a hardware or media problem)
[21:47] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, make sure your fstab has 'vfat' instead of 'ntfs' since that's the file system of that drive
[21:47] <Renji-dono> Yeah changed that
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> Clooluss: reinstall libdvdcss2 from medibuntu repo
[21:47] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, also make sure that the drive is UNMOUNTED before you remount!
[21:47] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, also make sure that you created that directory!
[21:47] <Clooluss> actionparsnip: Is this a known problem then?
[21:48] <Renji-dono> it is indeed unmounted
[21:48] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, with sudo mkdir!
[21:48] <lightpriest__> ActionParsnip, compiled from the package sources?
[21:48] <The_Jag> hi all, do anyone know the repository for the new cinelerra 4?
[21:48] <fccf> ForestBear: is that a programable KB? can only be reprogrammed in windows... may be passing multiple keycodes w/o your knowledge
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> Clooluss: im using karmic ;)
[21:48] <Renji-dono> and the directory existed anyway O_o
[21:48] <lightpriest__> ActionParsnip, it happend after a kernel upgrade
[21:48] <Clooluss> actionparsnip: I'm on Jaunty. this has been driving me nuts for months!
[21:48] <ForestBear> fccf: no it's not, and it was working perfectly until recently
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> lightpriest__: you'll need the driver for sound for your new kernel
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> Clooluss: its worth a reinstall just incase
[21:49] <FAJ> where can i find an updated .iso of jaunty?  with newer kernel and whatnot?
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> lightpriest__: did yuor system work ok with the old kernel?
[21:49] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, then it's still mounted?
[21:49] <Nitrodist> :o
[21:49] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: How do you remove dir?
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> FAJ: you'll need to remaster the jaunty ISO
[21:49] <lightpriest__> ActionParsnip, i have it. the module exists. alsa loads it properly and aplay shows the correct driver. even /dev/urandom | aplay works fine
[21:50] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, did you use the umount command?
[21:50] <FAJ> ActionParsnip:  ok lol not worth it :)
[21:50] <Nitrodist> do umount -l "my book"
[21:50] <silare> Does anyone know of a good EXIF editor for GNOME/GTK?
[21:50] <lightpriest__> ActionParsnip, it did work, in the kernel on the live CD
[21:50] <Renji-dono> It isnt mounted
[21:50] <Renji-dono> I already unmounted
[21:50] <Renji-dono> xD
[21:50] <silare> *written in GNOME/GTK
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> lightpriest__: then you dont need the newer kernel, the old one is fine
[21:50] <Renji-dono> Hmm this is weird
[21:51] <Renji-dono> Im gunna restart
[21:51] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, then... how is that directory existing?
[21:51] <Nitrodist> :p
[21:51] <Renji-dono> I dunno xD
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> FAJ: its not hard
[21:51] <lightpriest__> ActionParsnip, bahh I'll try installing the old one
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> lightpriest__: kernels provide harware and memory access
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> lightpriest__: if your system is doing all those fine you do NOT need to upgrade the kernel
[21:52] <Beefcaked> mmmm i just realized my microphone doesnt really work. whenever i try the sound recorder application its just somewhat recording the mp3 i have playing except in a lower volume... wtf
[21:52] <Clooluss> uninstall / re-install of libdvdcss2 made no difference. DVD just clonks and whirs and refuses to be acknowledged.
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> lightpriest__: newer isnt better
[21:52] <lightpriest__> ActionParsnip, i know all that. it just surprised me ;)
[21:52] <IdleOne> lightpriest: if it aint broke, don't fix it
[21:52] <mneptok> ActionParsnip: it is when the kernel addresses security concerns
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> IdleOne: +infinity there
[21:52] <zealiod> how can i run a shell script on boot?
[21:53] <The_Jag> hi all, do anyone know the repository for the new cinelerra 4?
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> zealiod: add it to your startup items in prefs or put it in /etc/rc.local if it needs root
[21:53] <lightpriest__> question is, how do i know which kernel would work :D
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> mneptok: users rarely check the difference
[21:53] <monster> beefcake, there should be a volume boost in the sound options somwhere
[21:54] <henux> i have a backup server and i need to copy files into it at regular basis. the backup server is running rsync with ssh. now, i was thinking of generating an ssh key and uploading that to the authorized_keys of the server so that i don't have to write down the login password in plain text to the cron script. however ssh keys are protectd usually with passprases, so should i take the risk of not encrypting the ssh key since i would have to write down the pa
[21:54] <mneptok> ActionParsnip: that doesn't negate the fact that newer kernels are often a good idea. and that issues with them should be diagnosed and reported.
[21:54] <FAJ> ActionParsnip:  how do you do that?  i mean all i really want is a liveusb and so the old iso works just fine for me.
[21:54] <IdleOne> mneptok: I would think if the security concerns were that big the update manager would offer an upgrade
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> mneptok: i'd rather implement security elsewhere and have sound
[21:55] <mneptok> IdleOne: and it would. that's why compiling your own kernel is frowned upon.
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> FAJ: http://blog.dipinkrishna.info/2009/07/customise-or-remaster-ubuntu-904-jaunty.html
[21:55] <mneptok> lightpriest__: have you tried disabling Pulseaudio with the newer kernel?
[21:55] <FAJ> ActionParsnip:  kk thanks
[21:55] <IdleOne> !remaster
[21:56] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my keyboard is the Micro Innovations Internet Access  Elite my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[21:56] <lightpriest__> mneptok, nope
[21:56] <lightpriest__> mneptok, i'll try the older kernel first...
[21:56] <mneptok> lightpriest__: are you booted to that kernel now?
[21:56] <acronica> Does anyone here also has mouse focus problems?  Like this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/296167
[21:56] <lightpriest__> mneptok, no it's the mediacenter. it's booting up now :)
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> FAJ: once chrooted you can update the files in the iso with the repo then reburn. You can also remove packages from the cd etc
[21:56] <mneptok> lightpriest__: (the newer one with non-functioning audio, that is)
[21:56] <Clooluss> actionparsnip: uninstalling and reinstalling libdvdcss2 made no differences
[21:56] <FAJ> ActionParsnip: can i use apt-cdrom, even though it's a usb?
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> Clooluss: bah, maybe theres a pattern with the dvds it wil and wont access
[21:57] <lightpriest__> mneptok, the older one. the one that's left after the upgrade is now loading i'm checking ;p
[21:57] <jedonirc> Can anyone advise on how to continue a failed jaunty upgrade?
[21:57] <fccf> The_Jag: 32 bit is here ... not a .deb ... installs from binary http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/heroines/cinelerra-4-ubuntu-i686.tar.bz2
[21:57] <FAJ> ActionParsnip:  on nvm
[21:57] <zealiod> ActionParsnip: i dont have an rc.local dir?
[21:57] <basso> Hello everyone!!!
[21:57] <basso> Omg
[21:57] <basso> :O
[21:57] <lightpriest__> mneptok, bahh the older kernel isn't working also
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> jedonirc: boot to recovery root console with network and run: sudo apt-get -f install
[21:58] <IdleOne> !hi | basso
[21:58] <Clooluss> actionparsnip: Yes, it seems like really old DVD (ie 4 or 5 years old) are usually ok, newer ones often aren't. Trouble is though, some newer DVDs (ie 300, Jumpers) used to work under Ubuntu but now don't!
[21:58] <lightpriest__> mneptok, i guess it's not a kernel issue
[21:58] <jedonirc> ActionParsnip: Thx.
[21:58] <evon> I was trying to build my kernel and got this error arch/i386/kernel/process.c:586: Error: suffix or operands invalid for `mov'
[21:58] <evon> can anyone help?
[21:58] <lightpriest__> but some other package that was installed
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> zealiod: its not a folder, its a file in /etc
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> Clooluss: log a bug
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> zealiod: put the commands / script call above the exit line
[21:59] <mneptok> lightpriest__: "killall pulseaudio" (no quotes)
[22:00] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: I could kiss you xD
[22:00] <fccf> evon: try asking in #ubuntu-kernel
[22:00] <lightpriest__> mneptok, nothing.
[22:00] <twocarlo> lol
[22:00] <lightpriest__> mneptok, isn't pulseaudio "above" alsa?
[22:00] <mneptok> lightpriest__: it is
[22:00] <zealiod> ActionParsnip: So do I just put the path to the shell script...
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> zealiod: use the absolute path, from /
[22:01] <lightpriest__> mneptok, my problem is that i can't change the volume of the master channel and everything else. it's stuck on zero...
[22:01] <lightpriest__> i'll take a screenshot
[22:01] <Nitrodist> Renji-dono, I take paypal
[22:01] <zealiod> ActionParsnip: doesnt that run on every run level?
[22:01] <Renji-dono> Nitrodist: Haha xD Cheers ^^
[22:01] <evon> oh ok
[22:01] <evon> thanks
[22:02] <Nitrodist> pff, happy enough to kiss me but not to give me a few bucks
[22:02] <Nitrodist> people...
[22:05] <verv87> git is downloading 4 KBps and i my connection is fine (i can download distros at 150 KBps) help?
[22:05] <verv87> git is downloading at 4 KBps and my connection is fine (i can download distros at 150 KBps) help?
[22:06]  * IdleOne pushes git
[22:06] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my keyboard is the Micro Innovations Internet Access  Elite my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[22:06]  * fccf pushes IdleOne pushing git
[22:06] <earthling> man page refers to Mod(whater) key.  how do i find out what key(s) are they are??
[22:07] <lightpriest__> mneptok, http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/5421/screenshotke.png
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> zealiod: it runs after all thats done dude
[22:08] <fccf> lightpriest__: try running alsamixer as root ... sudo alsamixer .... to see if it is a permissions thing
[22:08] <zealiod> ActionParsnip: on start up?
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> verv87: slow server
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> zealiod: indeed
[22:08] <lightpriest__> fccf, thanks but no :(
[22:09] <zealiod> ActionParsnip: and not on shutdown?
[22:09] <TD-Linux> verv87, probably becuase the server is generating all the compressed history?
[22:09] <lightpriest__> i'm just clueless
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> zealiod: no,just startup
[22:09] <Nitrodist> verv87, #git
[22:10] <lightpriest__> i guess i'll go over the dpkg log for the latest upgrade and downgrade till it's fine...
[22:10] <lightpriest__> it's not the kernel that's for sure
[22:12] <pincy> can pls someone who can help me with wpa-psk whisper me?
[22:13] <IdleOne> pincy: ask your question here
[22:13] <guntbert> !pm | pincy
[22:14] <pincy> what can i do, network manager crashes my pc, with wicd and wext it shows "connecting" but doesnt connect
[22:15] <mskut> guys you gotta see this, this was sent LIVE tonight on the biggest TV channel in norway...its the sports news: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_rFKyp4Cfc&feature=player_embedde
[22:15] <silare> Is there a good EXIF editor for GTK?
[22:15] <mskut> I was shocked.
[22:16] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my keyboard is the Micro Innovations Internet Access  Elite my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[22:16] <xover> hi guys, what software can i use for redundancy,  load balancing and failover so that i can have a network that is realtime redundant?
[22:16] <quidnunc> Is there anything special I need to do to format a HFS+ partition so that it is recognized on OSX?
[22:17] <Beefcaked> does anyone use skype here in ubuntu? only a slice of my webcam is viewable and is mirrored. how do I fix it?
[22:17] <pincy> @quidnunc never heard, that u got to do more
[22:17] <ubca> quidnunc-> curious as to what happens when you view it in OSX?
[22:17] <quidnunc> ubca: I can't view it. I can't mount it.
[22:18] <quidnunc> ubca: hdid says "no mountable file systems"
[22:18] <ubca> quidnunc-> when doing an fdisk  to that partition, does it shows the hfs type for it?
[22:18] <pincy> quidnunc: why dont u create it in osx?
[22:18] <Beefcaked> hi the sound preference window stopped working, i was wondering if anyone knows the process name for it so i can kill it
[22:18] <erUSUL> xover: you will have to be more concise... a bunch of buzzwords do not describe exactly what you want. what is the network topology? redundancy of servers? of paths? of nics in each server?
[22:19] <quidnunc> pincy: It already has data on it
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> Beefcaked: ps -ef | grep mix
[22:19] <Shoe> What do I type into the terminal to kill a program? Like, if it says I can't open firefox because it's already running, even though there are no windows open, how do I close it, like terminating process in windows
[22:19] <xover> dont be arrangant
[22:19] <quidnunc> ubca: On OSX you mean?
[22:19] <quidnunc> n8tuser: On OSX you mean?
[22:19] <sebsebseb> Shoe: killall firefox will work for that one, you can also do xkill and click on the program that isn't responding
[22:19] <mskut> Shoe: you can go System>Administration>System Monitor
[22:19] <IdleOne> Shoe: killall firefox
[22:19] <n8tuser> Shoe  ps -aux|grep firefox  and find the id to kill it
[22:20] <Shoe> killall sounds good (I knew about xkill)
[22:20] <xover> i want to basically make any network in a way that allows for two servers to do the same job at once, so if one stops working, the only will carry on.
[22:20] <Shoe> thanks guys!
[22:20] <n8tuser> quidnunc-> yes
[22:20] <BlakHat_> hi guysz, just wanted to ask how you add daemons to start at boot
[22:20] <burntresistor> how is Karmic Koala  going to be better than jaunty in other than stablity
[22:20] <sebsebseb> Shoe: no probs
[22:20] <quidnunc> n8tuser: Also do you mind using ':' instead of -> after my handle? My irc client isn't detecting my handle when you do that
[22:20] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  burntresistor
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> !bum | BlakHat_
[22:20] <Beefcaked> ActionParsnip: i killed every id that popped. still there. i opened it via system->pref-> sound
[22:20] <ArmChairWarrior> disable touch pad in ubuntu?
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> burntresistor: ext4 by default is ok, seems slicker
[22:21] <BlakHat_> thankx ActionParsnip
[22:21] <quidnunc> n8tuser: fisk doesn't say anything useufl
[22:21] <TraBruno> is there anyone here who can help me getting sound from my headphones? tried lot's of tutorials and forum threads, but nothing works for me!
[22:21] <quidnunc> n8tuser: (everything is zero)
[22:22] <hackersack> how would i join #sicariobit... whats the irc command
[22:22] <prince_jammys> hackersack: /join #foobar
[22:22] <ArmChairWarrior> say /join #channel
[22:22] <hackersack> thanx
[22:22] <n8tuser> quidnunc -> are you on OSX now? can you mount it and view the subject partition?
[22:22] <quidnunc> n8tuser: No. The problem is I can't mount it.
[22:24] <n8tuser> quidnunc -> get back to ubuntu and do the fdisk , and see what type of partition it is
[22:24] <quidnunc> n8tuser: Do you now offhand the file system probe command?
[22:24] <quidnunc> n8tuser: mount says it is "hfsplus"
[22:24] <TraBruno> is there anyone here who can help me getting sound from my headphones? tried lot's of tutorials and forum threads, but nothing works for me!
[22:25] <fccf> TraBruno: in VolumeControl> preferences there should be a unchecked checkbox that says headphone ... check that ... then goto switches and check headphone
[22:25] <dtam> sup people
[22:26] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my keyboard is the Micro Innovations Internet Access  Elite my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[22:26] <n8tuser> quidnunc -> fdisk is the one i knew of
[22:26] <fccf> dtam: hello, what can we help you with today?
[22:26] <dtam> nah.. nothing really.. just hanging out
[22:26] <quidnunc> n8tuser: Anyway, mount says it is hfsplu
[22:26] <quidnunc> hfsplus
[22:26] <dtam> i just solved my disabling touchpad when i type thing
[22:27] <guntbert> dtam: how did you do that?
[22:27] <n8tuser> quidnunc -> you said it has data on it?  how did you figure that out?
[22:27] <TraBruno> Volume control let's see, I have this pulse audio installed, is that where I have to be?
[22:27] <dtam> using syndaemon
[22:27] <dtam> and enabling shmconfig
[22:27] <quidnunc> n8tuser: I put data on it on Ubuntu
[22:27] <IdleOne> !touchpad
[22:28] <jedonirc> Aaargh. How do I get back to KDE3?
[22:28] <IdleOne> jedonirc: #kubuntu
[22:28] <fccf> TraBruno: maybe maybenot ... pulse can cause problems, but your alsa device 'should' have that option
[22:28] <dtam> my touchpad was annoying me because when i type if i accidently touch my touchpad it would cause my cursor to change lines suddently and mess me up
[22:28] <jedonirc> "I'm running Kubuntu
[22:28] <jedonirc> just "upgraded" to jaunty
[22:28] <quidnunc> n8tuser: It mounts fine in Ubuntu
[22:28] <prince_jammys> jedonirc: hehe.
[22:28] <jedonirc> Not funny
[22:29] <prince_jammys> jedonirc: i know what you mean by "upgraded"
[22:29] <BlakHat_> ActionParsnip bum only allows you to disable already added scipts, i need to add new daemons to the default runlevel
[22:29] <fccf> jedonirc: KDE4 is standard in Jaunty, and downgrading is very risky
[22:29] <ScreaminIke> i just installed openfire, but cannot seem to log in to the admin console, even after running the setup. anyone here experienced with this software?
[22:29] <Gabriela> olaa
[22:29] <n8tuser> quidnunc -> well, i dont know much about OSX, i dont know what it takes for it to read compatible fs
[22:29] <jedonirc> It ain't an upgrade, for the user interface.
[22:29] <durt> !kde3 | jedonirc
[22:29] <guntbert> dtam: did you do it according to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad ? (just for the future - good to know)
[22:29] <jedonirc> ubottu: thx
[22:29] <mimcpher> After installing sun-java6-fonts, Lucida isn't showing up in either Gimp or Openoffice.  Is there some magic?
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> BlakHat_: then if you want to add it after all run levels the add the script to /etc/rc.local
[22:30] <TraBruno> fccf: can't find any checkbox saying headphone
[22:30] <BlakHat_> ahhh thankx ActionParsnip
[22:30] <fccf> TraBruno: try changing device? perhaps?
[22:30] <jedonirc> thx short for "thank you"
[22:30] <dtam> hey question for  you guys... this is more of an hardware issue... im using an ide dvd burner and it locks up my jaunty when i try to burn.. so right now, i have to boot back into windows to do my dvd burning.. everything else in my machine is sata
[22:30] <fccf> jedonirc: ubottu is a robot, he doesn't know better
[22:30] <kopolee11> Hello. I have a very weird sound problem. I looked through the forms and the docs, but didn't see anything for what I had.
[22:30] <kopolee11> I have sound. However, if I listen to a flash file online (Youtube, Hulu, etc) then I can't listen to anything local. (Music, Videos, etc) And the same is true in reverse. This is the case until I restart the computer, but even then I'm still limited to listening to one thing. (Either flash or local) Is anyone familiar with this? Any ideas? Thanks!
[22:31] <dtam> im thinking it would be fixed if i just got a sata dvd burner
[22:31] <h2g2bob> TraBruno: try preferences in volume control - tick the headphone box in order to see the headphones checkbox in the switches tab
[22:31] <TraBruno> fccf: I tried lot's of things, reinstalling alsa, installing pulse, editing the alsa-configuration with my computer model, ..
[22:32] <fccf> TraBruno: I'd browse/search the forums .... www.ubuntuforums.org
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> BlakHat_: just add the commands above the exit line, if the command adds a service then add & or the system will hang.
[22:32] <TraBruno> h2g2bob: where do I find volume control with preferences?
[22:32] <Xap> Can someone give me a hand getting ssh to work from the location im at, I have the user pass, but the wireless is comming from a satelite dish, and not a router.  How would i set up port forwarding for that
[22:32] <TraBruno> browsed my ass off!
[22:32] <BlakHat_> ActionParsnip, thankx a lot
[22:33] <fccf> TraBruno: have you used your laptop as a search entry
[22:33] <ScreaminIke> i just installed openfire, but cannot seem to log in to the admin console, even after running the setup. anyone here experienced with this software?
[22:33] <deany> I hate when people ask a question, dont get a reply in 5 seconds then leave..
[22:34] <mijap> let me ask a question @ deany - i will not leave next 5 seconds - i promise! :)
[22:34] <TraBruno> fccf: yes I did, and for most people the trick worked with adding the model name to the alsa-configuration stuff. with me to, but headphones stay mut
[22:34] <kopolee11> deany: I won't leave either!
[22:34] <mijap> i just installed jaunty and my display is just YUK - low resolution and it keeps telling me unknown LCD
[22:34] <mijap> it's @ 640x480px
[22:35] <fccf> TraBruno: I'm stumped, I'm more of a high-level logic guy
[22:35] <mijap> now i wonder what to do
[22:35] <deany> haha
[22:35] <nn51200> mijap: Have you looked at your X11 config file
[22:35] <IdleOne> !fixres
[22:35] <h2g2bob> TraBruno: Right click the volume icon in tray, open volume control,  there's a preferences button at bottom of the dialog. At least there is in 9.04
[22:35] <deany> it only annoys me when I have an answer.
[22:35] <mijap> i am a newbie - so no i havn't yet
[22:36] <fccf> mijap: what video card?
[22:36] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my keyboard is the Micro Innovations Internet Access  Elite my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[22:36] <fccf> ForestBear: are you running compiz?
[22:36] <TraBruno> h2g2bob: got it, but there is nothing to be found about headphones
[22:36] <mijap> oh it was an old NVIDA 5200 (it's the officePC and i am tomorrow in office... so i should fix this - forcing my boss to ubuntu)
[22:36] <mijap> hehe
[22:36] <kopolee11> Hello. I have a very weird sound problem. I looked through the forms and the docs, but didn't see anything for what I had.
[22:36] <kopolee11> I have sound. However, if I listen to a flash file online (Youtube, Hulu, etc) then I can't listen to anything local. (Music, Videos, etc) And the same is true in reverse. This is the case until I restart the computer, but even then I'm still limited to listening to one thing. (Either flash or local) Is anyone familiar with this? Any ideas? Thanks!
[22:36] <kopolee11> Sorry for repeating, but I want to let people see my question.
[22:36] <FloodBot2> kopolee11: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:37] <kopolee11> Floodbot: Oh sorry.
[22:37] <TraBruno> h2g2bob: o yes there it is, it's checked, damn!
[22:37] <legend2440> mijap: open system>admin>hardware drivers  any drivers there you can activate?
[22:37] <mijap> i have installed the latest driver  - i think it was 173
[22:37] <Kalmi> kopolee11, have you tried ALSA?
[22:37] <mijap> for this GPU
[22:37] <Kalmi> !sound | kopolee11
[22:37] <mijap> o i did @ legend2440
[22:37] <nn51200> kopolee11: .. I have fixed this is has to do with mozilla
[22:37] <legend2440> mijap: open  system>admin>nvidia settings
[22:38] <mijap> problem is i cant change anymore (this menu way higher > 480px) lol - it's a pain
[22:38] <zem0r> anyone using easy peasy?
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> mijap: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-173
[22:38] <nn51200> kopolee11: you need to change some configfile that has to do with mozilla .. and add /dev/dsp to it ... Man I wish i could rember the file
[22:39] <nn51200> kopolee11: its in the forums .. just search Flash audio problems
[22:39] <mijap> yes ActionParsnip this one is installed
[22:39] <kopolee11> Kalmi and ubottu: Yes, I'm using ALSA. nn51200: Thanks very much.
[22:39] <mijap> but it still tells me unknown LCD
[22:39] <Ben64> i'm the resolution master. mijap - what monitor, video card, cpu?
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> mijap: ok what do you get if you run:
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> mijap: gksudo nvidia-settings
[22:39] <earthling> im outa here
[22:40] <Ben64> mijap: oh, and whats the max res of the monitor you want to use
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> mijap: does it say no driver loaded
[22:40] <fccf> mijap: you might want to look through the files in /etc/X11 that begin with xorg.conf looking at the dates and finding one that worked before, theyre all timestamped.. then saving it as xorg.conf
[22:40] <mijap> i have no brand of the monitor just this --> A150X1 and itś a P4 @ 2.8GHz
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> mijap: the monitor isnt important
[22:40] <mijap> i think 1024x768 is pretty fine
[22:40] <Ben64> ActionParsnip: the monitor is important
[22:41] <antonio_> hi
[22:41]  * SimulianT back
[22:41] <antonio_> i have a problem with de permision o home
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> Ben64: defaults are fine, nvidia cards will detect the settings
[22:41] <Clooluss> antonio: What is the problem exactly?
[22:41] <Ben64> ActionParsnip: not always, theres been a lot of people here where monitor settings are not detected
[22:41] <mijap> well nvidia doesnt @ ActionParsnip
[22:42] <Ben64> mijap: http://www.pcarena.hu/pricelist/oriaskep/cmv-a150x1-t02-1098.jpg ?
[22:42] <antonio_> irc and many aplications no runs because i dont permisison in my own  carpet
[22:42] <nn51200> mijap: I have noticed on new installs there are 2 common problems i have run into ... 1. Resolution 2. Refresh raite .. I think they should use more than a practically Blank X11 conf file in the default install so the users don't have to fix that problem on there own
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> mijap: is the monitor a crt or flatscreen?
[22:42] <IdleOne> !es | antonio_
[22:42] <antonio_> excuse me for may inglish
[22:42] <mijap> it's a LCD flatscreen 15"
[22:43] <Clooluss> antonio: open a terminl, and use the chmod command to grant yourself the necessary rights.
[22:43] <Dr[E]aM> my computer freezes and the caps led flashes, any idea why?
[22:43] <mijap> nods and next?
[22:43] <coilette> how is source compiling done?
[22:43] <ActionParsnip> mijap: run: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:43] <Ben64> mijap: http://www.pcarena.hu/pricelist/oriaskep/cmv-a150x1-t02-1098.jpg <-- that one, right? Also, please pastebin the contents of your /etc/X11/xorg.conf and I'll create a config that lets you have 1024x768
[22:43] <prince_jammys> !compile | coilette
[22:43] <Ben64> Dr[E]aM: kernel panic
[22:43] <mijap> yes Ben64 - thats the monitor
[22:43] <mijap> :) !!
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> mijap: you will see Identifier     "Configured Video Device"
[22:44] <antonio_> thank
[22:44] <Dr[E]aM> Ben64: what do i do about it
[22:44] <coilette> oh.. also, what does "Kernel panic Bad EIP" mean?
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> mijap: under that you will need to add: Driver "nvidia"
[22:44] <Ben64> Dr[E]aM: what makes it freeze?
[22:44] <Dr[E]aM> firefox
[22:45] <kevdog> Im doing a ssh tunneling and then running an xfce4 over the ssh tunnel.  I receive a message in the terminal when starting the xfce4 session that Throttle level is 5 -- What does this mean???
[22:45] <Ben64> Dr[E]aM: doing what exactly? can you reproduce it doing certain steps every time?
[22:45] <mijap> nods @ ActionParsnip
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> mijap: if a driver line already exists then change it to nvidia
[22:45] <mobal> hi
[22:45] <Boethiah> Hey
[22:45] <Ben64> mijap: can you pastebin that xorg.conf for me?
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> mijap: then save the file and restart x
[22:46] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my keyboard is the Micro Innovations Internet Access  Elite my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[22:46] <Dr[E]aM> Ben64: just opening firefox. and after i open firefox the top of all windows (with the minimize and close buttons) disappears
[22:46] <ActionParsnip> Dr[E]aM: those are called window decorators
[22:46] <Dr[E]aM> ty
[22:46] <ActionParsnip> Dr[E]aM: do you use an nvidia gfx card per chance?
[22:46] <Dr[E]aM> no
[22:47] <Dr[E]aM> on-board
[22:47] <ActionParsnip> Dr[E]aM: what is the output of: sudo lshw -C display | grep product
[22:47] <legend2440> Dr[E]aM: hit  F11 key
[22:47] <ActionParsnip> Dr[E]aM: fyi, i use an onboard nvidia card
[22:48] <Dr[E]aM> legend2440: it full screens
[22:48] <Chymera> hi, I'm using xfce and I would like to assign my multimedia volume keys to change the master volume of my entire computer
[22:48] <Chymera> how can I do that?
[22:50] <fccf> Chymera: please ask in #xubuntu ... this is for ubuntu spacific support and xfce would be better supported there
[22:50] <mobal> the official nvidia driver controls the VGA's fan like win driver?
[22:50] <TraBruno> is there anyone here who can help me getting sound from my headphones? tried lot's of tutorials and forum threads, but nothing works for me! Alsamixer shows 'headphones' without the volume meter.
[22:50] <Ben64> mobal: yes
[22:51] <mobal> thats cool thanks Ben64!
[22:51] <mobal> waiting for Win7 and 9.10
[22:51] <mobal> my first thing will intall ubuntu 9.10 asap :)
[22:51] <sebsebseb> mobal: Win 7 is not that big a deal really,  Vista version 2
[22:51] <Ben64> you should install win7 first
[22:52] <mobal> yes
[22:52] <Ben64> so it doesn't screw up the mbr
[22:52] <mobal> but i think win7 rc was much better like vista
[22:52] <mobal> i hate vista...
[22:52] <sebsebseb> !grub |  mobal  Ben64
[22:52] <mobal> ubuntu ftw
[22:52] <pre12164> might someone here be able to help me with my m6811 laptop wireless
[22:52] <Ben64> sebsebseb: why u grub me
[22:52] <sebsebseb> Ben64: just pointing out that it can be resotred after Windows goes over it
[22:53] <legend2440> TraBruno: in alsamixer did you try pressing letter  m  to unmute and up arrow to increase volume?
[22:53] <fccf> pre12164: m6811? details?
[22:53] <Ben64> sebsebseb: but it's easier to not have it deleted
[22:53] <mobal> pre12164: wifi card's chipset vendor?
[22:53] <sebsebseb> Ben64: true
[22:53] <pre12164> Emachines uses the b43
[22:53] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Is it possible to install OpenOffice 3/3.1 on Hardy? I tried the guide at http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/install-openoffice-31-in-ubuntu-jaunty.html , but it does not give the option to upgrade.
[22:53] <sebsebseb> Ben64: and it's only the bit in the MBR that  Windows would delete, not the whole of Grub
[22:53] <pre12164> sorry im new tothis
[22:54] <pre12164> broadcom b43 wireless
[22:55] <proti> exit
[22:55] <fccf> pre12164: have you installed b43-fwcutter?
[22:55] <pre12164> yes
[22:55] <sebsebseb> pre12164: well  good luck configuring your wireless
[22:55] <pre12164> lol how do i do that
[22:56] <mobal> pre12164: this one? http://fourlovesfour.blogspot.com/2008/05/setting-up-broadcom-b43-wireless-with.html
[22:56] <sebsebseb> !wireless |  pre12164
[22:56] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my keyboard is the Micro Innovations Internet Access  Elite my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[22:56] <fccf> ForestBear: I asked a question ... Are you running compiz?
[23:00] <pre12164> sorry but the link does not seem to help me
[23:00] <baker187> I was wonderin if anyone could help me figure out how to work my webcam in ubuntu I'm a newbie
[23:00] <sebsebseb> !webcam |  baker187
[23:00] <sebsebseb> baker187: a program  called cheese can be used to  configure them
[23:00] <mobal> baker187: what type webcam?
[23:00] <pvl1> depends on the driver tho
[23:01] <ForestBear> fccf: no i am not
[23:01] <baker187> on board webcam on a dell
[23:01] <mutty> woot
[23:01] <ForestBear> fccf: sorry about the long delay, i left a timer for my help request xD
[23:02] <mutty> http://celluloidhoax.wordpress.com/2009/09/06/chicks-wearing-socks/
[23:02] <pvl1> baker187: does it come up on lspci
[23:02] <Pici>  /ll moot 5
[23:02] <mobal> baker187: lsusb ?
[23:02] <baker187> no
[23:02] <pre12164> wireless problems with b43 driver
[23:02] <pvl1> mobal: it isnt a usb device if its onboard
[23:03] <mobal> in my notebook
[23:03] <mobal> it is usb
[23:03] <mobal> i think but i dont know btw..
[23:03] <mobal> it is possible...
[23:03] <dtam> question about webcams? i have a logitech and it works.. but not without having to unplug and replug the usb a few times to get it to work
[23:03] <dtam> its that just a fact of life?
[23:03] <fccf> ForestBear: no worries, my virtual-machine is down for the moment, so I don't have a working directory structure of ubuntu, I'd help further if I could
[23:04] <gabbah> does anybody have an idea of how I could obtain the url for the flv-file the flash player (flvscrubber 3.0 in this case) is playing on this site:http://www.infoq.com/presentations/lift-web-framework-scala-pollack ?
[23:05] <pvl1> mobal: well do lsusb, is it there
[23:05] <pvl1> dtam: how did u configure the webcam
[23:05] <ForestBear> fccf: it may be interesting to note, even before the multiple event thing, sometimes my keys can't be pressed together (e.g. in a platformer flash game, I can press up to jump and press right at the same time, but that does not work with the left, so that the left and up buttons are mutually exclusive at all times)
[23:06] <Ben64> gabbah: you could grab the flv out of your Cache directory
[23:06] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my keyboard is the Micro Innovations Internet Access  Elite my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[23:06] <quidnunc> Ugh. Why can't I copy a file to an (external HD) partition with "Read-only file system" error when mount saw "RW"?
[23:06] <Ben64> quidnunc: the hard drive could have a big error, i suggest fsck
[23:06] <pvl1> ForestBear, have u set up they model in administration-preferences-keyboard
[23:07] <pvl1> quidnunc, probably a user issue, who mounted the drives
[23:07] <seanthegeek> Is it possible to have a ubuntu network install server ([xeboot,tftp) with a seperate server acting as the DHCP server?
[23:07] <ForestBear> pvl1: yes I have
[23:08] <ForestBear> but im g oing to open the keboad and see if it's ahardware problem
[23:08] <pvl1> ForestBear, is it a usb keyboard?
[23:08] <quidnunc> pvl1: I used the gnome disk mount applet which required gksudo. So root I guess.
[23:08] <gagman> does anyone know who runs myspace.com/ubuntu ?
[23:08] <quidnunc> pvl1: But my permissions on the mount point were listed as drwxrwxr-x
[23:08] <ForestBear> pvl1: yes
[23:08] <pvl1> quidnunc, and are u copying using cp or visual
[23:08] <quidnunc> pvl1: cp. Also tried sudo cp
[23:08] <Ben64> quentusrex: ext3 partition?
[23:08] <derenrich> what does the id_rsa.keystore file store exactly?
[23:09] <pvl1> ForestBear, does it still happen if u plugin the keyboard into a diff slot
[23:09] <Jyard> =/
[23:09] <pvl1> quidnunc, and what are the filesystems?
[23:09] <quidnunc> fsck is okay
[23:09] <sebsebseb> !ot |  gagman
[23:09] <ForestBear> pvl1: yes
[23:09] <quidnunc> pvl1: hfsplus is the destination. reiserfs on source
[23:09] <gabbah> ben64 oh really? where on the filesystem would it be? i'm using FF by the way
[23:10] <pvl1> ForestBear, that sounds a bit more like a hardware issues, have u plugged it into another pc?
[23:10] <Ntemis> hi
[23:10] <literal> is there a minimal cd image available for karmic?
[23:10] <literal> like this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[23:10] <Ben64> gabbah: about:cache shows the cache location
[23:10] <prince_jammys> literal: try #ubuntu+1
[23:10] <Ntemis> anyone knows if the new ubuntu will come with udev instead of hal?
[23:10] <literal> prince_jammys: ok
[23:10] <kevdog> Im doing a ssh tunneling and then running an xfce4 over the ssh tunnel.  I receive a message in the terminal when starting the xfce4 session that Throttle level is 5 -- What does this mean???
[23:10] <pvl1> quidnunc, that could be the problem, idk if it can convert them. are u copying a directory ot just a file;.?
[23:11] <kevdog> and more importantly -- Can I change it?
[23:11] <quidnunc> pvl1: Just a file. idk?
[23:11] <quidnunc> oh "I don't know"
[23:11] <pvl1> quidnunc, like a text file vs a folder
[23:11] <quidnunc> pvl1: Just a file
[23:11] <pvl1> quidnunc, ok try running cp -v
[23:12] <pvl1> well sudo cp -v ./file ./dest
[23:12] <Ben64> quidnunc: try creating a directory on it
[23:12] <sebsebseb> Ntemis:  Hal is being replaced in Karmic yes,  join #ubuntu+1 for the Karmic questions
[23:13] <derenrich> does id_rsa.keystore store sensitive information?
[23:13] <quidnunc> pvl1: Ah, sudo cp works now?
[23:13] <quidnunc> sigh
[23:13] <pvl1> quidnunc, well itll tell u whats going on, so ull get more detailed messages
[23:13] <ForestBear> pvl1 talk to u later, openign keyboard
[23:13] <quidnunc> pvl1: cp -v  didn't tell me anything useful
[23:14] <quidnunc> pvl1: but sudo cp worked
[23:14] <pvl1> forceflow,  good luck
[23:14] <infekted> ok i have ubuntu 9.04 and i was wondering can you put windows recovery into the grub bootloader?
[23:14] <pvl1> quidnunc, so it copied now?
[23:14] <pvl1> infekted, if u know the partition eah
[23:14] <pvl1> *yeah
[23:14] <quidnunc> pvl1: Well, one file anyway.
[23:15] <pvl1> quidnunc, hm, dunno what to tell you, is it failingfor other files?
[23:15] <infekted> ok
[23:15] <quidnunc> pvl1: I'm trying my big file now.
[23:15] <prince_jammys> quidnunc: who owns the directory, and what are the permissions?
[23:15] <dantonic> hi
[23:16] <quidnunc> prince_jammys:  drwxrwxr-x 1 99 99
[23:16] <prince_jammys> quidnunc: who owns it?
[23:16] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my keyboard is the Micro Innovations Internet Access  Elite my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[23:16] <quidnunc> prince_jammys: I guess it is because uids are wrong
[23:16] <quidnunc> prince_jammys: 99 apparently
[23:16] <prince_jammys> quidnunc: that has to be it.
[23:16] <quidnunc> prince_jammys: I think I see the problem now. The filesystem was created on another host and the UIDs don't match
[23:17] <quidnunc> prince_jammys, pvl1: Thanks
[23:17] <mlissner> Anybody know how to identify a server's ssh key? I am trying to connect to a server to do scp, and need the key for that, but the server doesn't allow ssh, so I can't figure out what the key is...
[23:17] <pvl1> quidnunc, np
[23:18] <Ben64> mlissner: but if it doesn't allow ssh, how's it supposed to allow scp
[23:18] <pvl1> mlissner, if it doesnt allow ssh, u need someone to send u the keyfile or w.e its called. other than that you can't get in.
[23:18] <mlissner> Ben64: I wondered the same thing, but it does work. No SSH, but yes to scp.
[23:19] <mlissner> pvl1: Bother. Not the answer I was hoping for...
[23:19] <quidnunc> mlissner: How would you expect it to work the way you envision and preserve security?
[23:19] <kudi> how do i get to my HD from a live cd
[23:20] <pre12164> can someone help me, my wireless keeps dropping
[23:20] <ngduo> what is the beginner channel
[23:20] <mlissner> quidnunc: well, the key isn't a secret. I was hoping there was an easy way to query it outside of ssh.
[23:21] <pre12164> any ideas?
[23:22] <binwiederhier> hey there. intrepid is supported til april 2010, right? -- what about security updates? do they update major bugs in servers, such as tomcat6 ?
[23:22] <Polygon89> Hi, how do i re-run pending install scripts that didn't install correctly? my friend just updated his computer and it said that linux-whatever didnt install correctly cause the post install script returned 1 or something
[23:23] <prince_jammys> Polygon89: dpkg --configure -a
[23:23] <Pici> binwiederhier: Security updates will be pushed out as long as the release is still supported.
[23:23] <prince_jammys> Polygon89: (with sudo)
[23:23] <fccf1> !intrepid | binwiederhier
[23:23] <binwiederhier> Pici: so, definately not longer?
[23:23] <Polygon89> prince_jammys, thanks buddy
[23:23] <Pici> binwiederhier: Correct, not after the support has run out
[23:24] <prince_jammys> Polygon89: welcome.
[23:24] <fccf1> binwiederhier: if you want LTS - Long Term Support stick to Hardy for now
[23:24] <binwiederhier> Pici: okay, :-(
[23:24] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Is it possible to install OpenOffice 3/3.1 on Hardy? I tried the guide at http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/install-openoffice-31-in-ubuntu-jaunty.html , but it does not give the option to upgrade.
[23:24] <binwiederhier> my problem is that i want to install tomcat6, but hardy has only 5.5 and no backports for version6
[23:24] <gabbah> Ben64: it seems it's actually not that easy to catch the whole stream. It's about an hour long. It is streamed and it seems to me like I actually have to play the whole thing before it shows up in my cache as a complete file. :/
[23:25] <binwiederhier> Pici / fccf1: any ideas how i could install it with the packet manager? -- not manually?
[23:25] <gabbah> Ben64: If i jump in the streamed file, i can see a new file being created in the cache... so how can i get the whole thing at once? any idea?
[23:25] <Ben64> gabbah: the whole video has to load before it'll all be in cache
[23:26] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my keyboard is the Micro Innovations Internet Access  Elite my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[23:26] <Ben64> gabbah: soo... if you link the file elsewhere, when firefox deletes it, you will still have the linked one
[23:26] <Ben64> ForestBear: dude turn off that repeater, annoying
[23:26] <sebsebseb> !patience |  CoJaBo-Aztec   ForestBear
[23:26] <gabbah> Ben64: do you mean a soft link in linux?
[23:27] <Ben64> gabbah: no, hard link
[23:27] <fccf1> binwiederhier: you will find what you are looking for here https://launchpad.net/%7Emjeanson/+archive/backports/+sourcepub/571110/+listing-archive-extra
[23:27] <gabbah> Ben64: ok. so still, i would have to let it play for the whole duration?
[23:27] <tim167> hi, can I format allocated space on the disk I am currently running ubuntu on ?
[23:27] <Ben64> gabbah: you have to let it _load_ the entire movie
[23:27] <sebsebseb> tim167: allocated/used  or unallocated/notused ?
[23:27]  * CoJaBo-Aztec tried searching, the answer juszt doenst work :/
[23:28] <sebsebseb> CoJaBo-Aztec: when I looked, there's a ppa for 9.04 that can  be installed easilly, but since yoru on 8.04 hmm
[23:28] <tim167> sebsebseb: unallocated sorry
[23:28] <quentusrex> Anyone know of good software to help manage a private apt server?
[23:28] <sebsebseb> CoJaBo-Aztec: You could also download and install from source
[23:28] <binwiederhier> fccf1: thx. i'll try that
[23:28] <sevol3> I created a bootable usb with USB STartupDisk creator.. it works but I thinks it only for ubuntu/linux boxes cuz when I tried it on a windows box it wont boot, is that true?
[23:28] <sebsebseb> tim167: unallocated space is space  that can be used for a new partition
[23:28] <fccf1> CoJaBo-Aztec: and your file is here ... i386 only https://launchpad.net/%7Er0lf/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/715066/+listing-archive-extra
[23:29] <tim167> sebsebseb: unused space, the first partition on the disk is the ubuntu i am currently on, then there's a second partition which is formatted and mounted, and lastly unallocated space, so i can format that without unmounting the other partitions ?
[23:29] <kevdog> Is there anyway to tunnel an enlightenment session?
[23:29] <gabbah> Ben64: yes, but it seems to stream it, and it doesn't seem to load it as fast as it can... I mean i'm on a 30Mbit line so it's not a limitation with my internet connection
[23:29] <sebsebseb> tim167: you don't format unalloacted space, because it's not being used by anything
[23:29] <CoJaBo-Aztec> fccf: What is that?
[23:30] <tim167> sebsebseb: or, i mean create a partition on it...
[23:30] <sebsebseb> tim167: yes
[23:30] <sebsebseb> tim167: install gparted if it's not already installed
[23:30] <arand> sevol3: you'll have to make sure the compter can boot from usb, look in the bios config. It should not matter at all what kind of computer it is
[23:30] <sevol3> arand, it is set to boot from usb
[23:31] <tim167> sebsebseb: yes i have gparted, ...and how risky is it ? i don't want to break anything in the other 2 partitions...:p
[23:31] <sebsebseb> tim167: well you can always backup first before doing anything with partitions, right?    however   if your careful and only  do stuff with the unalloacted space, you should be ok
[23:32] <sebsebseb> tim167: what kind of partition do you want to make?
[23:32] <fccf> CoJaBo-Aztec: that is a PPA or Personal Package Archive, people compile things for different things, though not technically supported, you get OO3 on hardy
[23:32] <sebsebseb> fccf: he doesn't know how to do the ppa
[23:32] <tim167> sebsebseb: ok thanks, in fact that was my other question, is there a partition I can make that can be mounted by a mac OSX system ?
[23:32] <sebsebseb> tim167: I think nearly anything can,  fat32 and so on
[23:33] <sebsebseb> tim167: well fat32  should be able to do for sure
[23:33] <teehee> hey im trying to install crossover office but i keep getting permission denied in terminal
[23:33] <arand> sevol3: In theory there are nothing like a "windows computer" or a "GNU/Linux computer" they're all pc:s... But in what way does the usb not boot then?
[23:33] <sebsebseb> tim167: I don't know much about Macs when it comes to partitining as I expect most people here don't either,  you could ask in ##mac
[23:33] <johnzorn> in the apt system whats the file that lists all packages installed along with their status?
[23:33] <teehee> and an error that beigns like this gedit has not been able to detect the character cod.....
[23:33] <CoJaBo-Aztec> sebsebseb: So is source the only option? Are there other ways to install?
[23:34] <tim167> sebsebseb: hmm but fat32 doesn't allow to write files bigger than 3Gig...
[23:34] <linxeh> tim167: bzzt
[23:34] <sebsebseb> CoJaBo-Aztec:  the ppa that fccf linked to,  should do it, and hopefuly fccf can help you get that installed
[23:34] <linxeh> tim167: (2^32) -1 bytes
[23:34] <sebsebseb> tim167: I am not sure what file systems Mac OS X suppourts, but I expect they know in ##mac
[23:34] <CoJaBo-Aztec> sebsebseb: I have no idea what to do with that link! Any ideas?
[23:35] <tim167> join ##mac
[23:35] <tim167> oops :p
[23:35] <linxeh> tim167: you can use fuse on osx, so ext3, ntfs etc all possible too
[23:35] <fccf> CoJaBo-Aztec: read the ppa primer https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA
[23:35] <linxeh> tim167: try #macosx too
[23:35] <sebsebseb> CoJaBo-Aztec: for 9.04  it's  simple and straight forward to do the ppa,  for  8.04  I don't know
[23:35] <tim167> linxeh: ah interesting thanks, I'll have a look
[23:35] <fccf> sebsebseb: CoJaBo-Aztec: that ppa is for hardy
[23:36] <linxeh> tim167: I'm a heavy osx user
[23:36] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my keyboard is the Micro Innovations Internet Access  Elite my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[23:36] <sebsebseb> fccf: yep I know
[23:36] <MrStein> Did anyone else notice that sometimes Firefox does not fins any hits in history when typing into the address bar ? (Ubuntu 9.04 FF 3.0.13)
[23:36] <jose_zap> Hi, I have a ubuntu 8.04 64 bits installation, but I can't install apache on it becuase of this error:
[23:37] <jose_zap> Err http://us.archive.ubuntu.com hardy-updates/main apache2-utils 2.2.8-1ubuntu0.5
[23:37] <jose_zap>   404 Not Found
[23:37] <tim167> linxeh: I only use it occasionally out of necessity...this time because a friend has some video files I want to transfer...but they are huge...
[23:37] <jose_zap> what can be wrong?
[23:37] <CoJaBo-Aztec> fccf: Is this not what I need to add for it to work?: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/openoffice-pkgs/ppa/ubuntu hardy main
[23:37] <jose_zap> I have aptitude update several times
[23:37] <sebsebseb> linxeh: FreeBSD without the freedom basically :D   and nice eye candy
[23:37] <MrStein> For example: I visit foo.bar.com a lot. If I type "foo" into the address bar, it offers me many subpages of foo.bar.com, but sometimes it does not offer anything.
[23:37] <linxeh> sebsebseb: and the applications
[23:37] <linxeh> sebsebseb: and the hardware, but ok
[23:37] <sebsebseb> linxeh: sure and the vender lock in
[23:38] <sebsebseb> linxeh: and no free upgrades to the next OS?  unlike other OS's such as Ubuntu,  and yep off topic
[23:38] <linxeh> sebsebseb: shrug :-) best tool for the job wins imo
[23:38] <linxeh> sebsebseb: I'm a debian/ubuntu fan too. I've been working with linux since 1994 (SLS then Slackware, then Debian). Tools for the job as I said.
[23:39] <CoJaBo-Aztec> fccf: Am I missing something?
[23:39] <fccf> CoJaBo-Aztec: No, that is for Jaunty only ... you said you needed it for hardy, there is no installation candadite in that repo  ... stand by & I'll get you a deb line
[23:39] <icarus> how do i change my ip address?
[23:40] <sebsebseb> linxeh: ok
[23:40] <fccf> CoJaBo-Aztec:      deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/r0lf/ppa/ubuntu hardy main
[23:41] <sevol3> sebsebseb: its ok i just used the usb regularly when it booted
[23:41] <sevol3> Is it possible to have more than 1 iso image to boot in a usb? The user chooses in like a Grub menu what to boot?
[23:42] <amcsi> hello
[23:42] <sebsebseb> sevol3: uh when did we talk?
[23:42] <amcsi> where can I install the ntfs-3g advanced features,
[23:42] <amcsi> ?
[23:42] <fccf> selvol3: you can do that with the ultimatebootdisk , has to be customized though
[23:44] <niten> Hey, guys
[23:44] <niten> I'm trying to apt-get install some stuff...
[23:44] <niten> No matter what it is, it hangs on the "unpacking..." step
[23:44] <niten> Any idea why?
[23:44] <niten> Where's it trying to unpack to?
[23:44] <fccf> !enter | niten
[23:45] <Chousuke> niten: it shouldn't matter where it tries to unpack :/
[23:45] <niten> Alright
[23:45] <niten> Yeah, I know...but I can't think of any reason why it's hanging like this
[23:45] <Chousuke> niten: it's a temporary location anyway. But I haven't any idea why it would hang.
[23:46] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my keyboard is the Micro Innovations Internet Access  Elite my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[23:46] <sevol3> fccf: What do you mean by customized? Does it require a little more 'experience'?
[23:46] <ring0> have you tried turning it on and off again?
[23:46] <Chousuke> maybe the unarchiver has a bug. :/
[23:46] <iyunkateus> I have the contents of the Ubuntu CD on a flash drive, how might I go about making it persistent?
[23:47] <Chousuke> niten: did you try installing stuff with aptitude or synaptic instead?
[23:47] <niten> Yeah
[23:47] <niten> Well, I can't use synaptic
[23:47] <niten> It's a server
[23:47] <Aivaras> Installed sun-java via apt-get, still firefox doesn't load recognize java. Help?
[23:47] <m477> how upgrade opera form 9.64 to 10.0 ?
[23:47] <Chousuke> niten: hmh. :/
[23:47] <sevol3> fccf: I googled it, I see that theres one for linux/windows? Is there one that is 'universal'
[23:48] <amcsi> where can I install the ntfs-3g advanced features?
[23:48] <sebsebseb> m477: by installing it from their website
[23:48] <Ambushsabre> does anyone know exactly which backports work for the ubuntu NBR for the asus eee 1005HA?
[23:49] <fccf> sevol3: the one for linux will work, and is pretty universal, you have to repackage the ultimatebootdisk iso with your iso's and there is a configfile .... this is offtopic... figure it out
[23:49] <niten> Aivaras: sun-java6-plugin
[23:49] <Ambushsabre> the wiki says to use them, but gives no link
[23:49] <m477> sebsebseb: have to I install a new one ? a cant 'upgrade' ? , i have error when i try instal form .deb package
[23:49] <sevol3> fccf: "the one for linux will work, and is pretty universal" thats all i needed to hear, thanks
[23:50] <iyunkateus> I have the contents of the Ubuntu 9.04 CD on a flash drive, how do I make it persistent?
[23:50] <D3RGPS31> anyone know a script that'll change all files and folders in a directory to lowercase
[23:50] <nicklas_> yo
[23:50] <erUSUL> D3RGPS31: the filenames ?
[23:50] <D3RGPS31> erUSUL: yes, thank you for fixing my mistake
[23:51] <m477> sebsebseb: "Breaks exisiting package 'opera-static' conflict: opera ( )"
[23:51] <fccf> !usb | iyunkateus
[23:51] <fccf> iyunkateus: see the second link
[23:51] <erUSUL> !info mmv | D3RGPS31 maybe this will do?
[23:54] <KushedVapors> does anyone have experience with swiftweasel?
[23:55] <fccf> KushedVapors: totally offtopic for this chan, and not officially supported
[23:56] <KushedVapors> yup just thought id take a chance
[23:56] <Edward_> Can someone help me with wubi ?
[23:57] <fccf> !wubi | Edward_
[23:57] <Hillshum> What's the fastest Java implementation available?
[23:57] <jedonirc> My jaunty upgrade has left orphan pkgs in my apt database. Now apt won't do anything due to script failures trying to remove (I think) 3 modules for old kernels.
[23:58] <Chousuke> Hillshum: most likely Sun's
[23:58] <biovore> thats sorta like asking whats the fastest snail avaliable ant it?
[23:58] <Chousuke> biovore: :P
[23:58] <jedonirc> Is there a way to clean the pkg database?
[23:58] <Hillshum> biovore: Yup
[23:58] <Chousuke> biovore: the JVM is plenty quick :)
[23:58] <Chousuke> biovore: java being slow is a myth, so please don't spread it :P
[23:58] <Hillshum> This _is_ running horridly slow
[23:59] <nostalgicBadger> i've never noticed java running particularly slow?
[23:59] <nostalgicBadger> javascript is slow...
[23:59] <johnzorn> if a package doesn't install correctly but it thinks its installed how do I get it to retry?
[23:59] <Hillshum> I have a Windows machine of about the same specs and it runs fine on that...
[23:59] <Chousuke> nostalgicBadger: that's not so true nowadays either :/
[23:59] <nostalgicBadger> Chousuke - tell that to my Windows box when it's trying to show me Facebook