[00:00] <BlackViper2> barqs, then you have a choice of distros on the list of linux distros
[00:00] <Muelli> ShackJack: load doens't necessarily reflect a lot of CPU usage. Just sort by process state
[00:00] <barqs> BlackViper2: Okay, I will give this method a try, thank you
[00:00] <BlackViper2> barqs, let us know what happens
[00:01] <Muelli> ShackJack: the "load" ist the number of simultanously running programs. And programs stall e.g. when they do I/O.
[00:01] <ShackJack> Muelli: Yep, will do...
[00:01] <BlackViper2> barqs, no problem
[00:02] <basilesque> dasei: i cant connect to a network to download envy-qt, is there a way to restore my old drivers?
[00:03] <WilliamC2> Anyone know of an alternative to the NVidia driver?
[00:04] <Pricey> !ping
[00:04] <basilesque> how do i restore an old video driver
[00:05] <jjrev> basilesque: did you try uninstalling the current one and reinstalling the "old" one in Synaptic?
[00:05] <phoenixhouse> oh my god this potato/carrot stew is so good. i cant get over how good it is. i am such a good cook now that i took that class. yall should learn cooking next if you have the time to spare, its so worth it
[00:05] <n-iCe> hi
[00:06] <basilesque> jjrev: the new one makes it so i get a black screen on gdm. i want to roll back, i.e. get gnome working again
[00:06] <BlackViper2> barqs, check this out in case you need it,http://linux.softpedia.com/progScreenshots/UNetbootin-Screenshot-33779.html
[00:06] <fccf> basilesque: you might find the old one in /var/cache/apt/archives .... install from there using dpkg
[00:07] <uman> hello, how much does Ubuntu modify the vanilla kernel source?
[00:07] <basilesque> fccf: how will i know its name
[00:07] <jjrev> basilesque: you might have to use hardware manager, or just modify your X.org config file...
[00:07] <WilliamC2> So, does anyone know?
[00:07] <fccf> basilesque: it will start with xserver-xorg
[00:08] <fccf> jjrev: he is in a txt mode right now
[00:08] <jjrev> fccf: i see.
[00:08] <DasEi> basilesque:sudo apt-get remove --purge remove nvidia-glx* nvidia-kernel-common nvidia-settings
[00:08] <bruce89> !ot
[00:08] <DasEi> basilesque:sudo rm /etc/init.d/nvidia-*
[00:09] <scottter> help if you can http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1260429
[00:09] <basilesque> dasei: ok trying that
[00:09] <erUSUL> uman: basically adding drivers,
[00:09] <DasEi> basilesque:sudo update-rc.d nvidia-kernel remove
[00:09] <basilesque> dasei: said could not find package to remove
[00:09] <sebsebseb> bruce89: you didn't |  at anyone
[00:10] <bruce89> sue me
[00:10] <uman> erUSUL: Okay. I'm going through a book on the Linux kernel. If I use the Ubuntu sources rather than the kernel.org sources, I shouldn't be too confused?
[00:10]  * Gnea sues bruce89 
[00:10] <basilesque> did all that dasei
[00:10] <bruce89> Gnea: how much?
[00:10] <basilesque> dasei restart gdm now?
[00:10] <Gnea> bruce89: 5 dollah!
[00:10] <yassine_> hello
[00:10] <bruce89> I think that's about 2 pence now
[00:10] <sebsebseb> phoenixhouse: kind of interesting off topic, but still off topic :D
[00:11] <yassine_> i have a problem now
[00:11] <WilliamC2> Where do I find drivers for my NVidia card in Linux?
[00:11] <yassine_> how i can create root user
[00:11] <Gnea> phoenixhouse: are you storing the recipe in an open-source database?
[00:11] <sebsebseb> !root |  yassine_
[00:11] <erUSUL> uman: no; core code is the same. but you know downloding the git repo of the kernel.org only acupies ~600 MB and you will have the source code and a lot of history to dig
[00:11] <sebsebseb> !noroot |  yassine_
[00:11] <[Raiden]> WilliamC2: nvidia.com
[00:11] <Gnea> yassine_: you don't, you use sudo to obtain root privelages as your user
[00:11] <uman> !wfm
[00:11] <DasEi> basilesque:sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg,  then restart
[00:11] <yassine_> nnoo
[00:11] <erUSUL> uman: the dl is about 300MB. once the code is checked out is ~600 MB
[00:11] <sebsebseb> !ot |  bruce89 Gnea
[00:12] <WilliamC2> Raiden, I think the driver sucks.:(
[00:12] <uman> erUSUL: I see, thanks.
[00:12] <Gnea> sebsebseb: :p
[00:12] <Flannel> Wow.  Ok, too many factoids people, use your words instead
[00:12] <bruce89> sebsebseb: fine
[00:12] <zzattack> my mdadm software raid failed after a drive assignment change. how do I get it running again?
[00:12] <yassine_> Gnea, my problem i try to configure  ssh.d config but i can`t save any action without root previllage
[00:12] <yassine_> Gnea, so  what can i do?
[00:13] <Flannel> yassine_: You want to use sudo instead, use sudo when starting your editor
[00:13] <lstarnes> yassine_: sudo or gksudo
[00:13] <Flannel> yassine_: so, sudo nano /whatever/file or gksu gedit /whatever/file
[00:13] <lstarnes> yassine_: it depends on which editor you use
[00:13] <basilesque> dasei: did it, now screen is flickering, now "running low graphics mode" dailog came up
[00:13] <basilesque> dasei no screen found
[00:13] <Gnea> yassine_: sudo vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config   or something like that
[00:13] <bruce89> or indeed nano instead of vi
[00:13] <basilesque> or gedit instead of vi
[00:14] <DasEi> basilesque: what kind of screen are you using ?
[00:14] <basilesque> dasei: laptop screen
[00:14] <bruce89> well, gedit would need gksudo
[00:14] <basilesque> dasei: (EE) screens found, but none have a usable configuration
[00:14] <basilesque> (EE) unable to find a valid framebuffer device
[00:15] <DasEi> basilesque: try to reconfigure again
[00:15] <Wicked> !samba
[00:15] <basilesque> dasei: how do i get out of here besides powering down?
[00:15] <yassine_> Gnea, how i quot this page after finshing?
[00:16] <WilliamC2> Is it possible to overclock my video card in Linux?
[00:16] <bruce89> don't
[00:16] <bruce89> actually if it's nvidia, probably
[00:16] <Gnea> yassine_: did you use vi?
[00:16] <WilliamC2> bruce89, it's old and it lacks many features.
[00:17] <yassine_> Gnea,  i did but i can`t do any editing , i think that for reading just
[00:17] <WilliamC2> At least the driver does.
[00:17] <yassine_> Gnea,  i want now to leave this page , how?
[00:17] <Gnea> yassine_: ah, yeah it helps to know how to use vi first - you can quit it without saving by pressing ESC, then :q!
[00:17] <Gnea> yassine_: try nano or gedit
[00:17] <Flannel> Gnea: thats why it's best to suggest people use nano instead of vim
[00:17] <bruce89> sebsebseb: I'm sure that's not the case
[00:18] <yassine_> Gnea, how i try nano ?
[00:18] <Gnea> Flannel: point well taken
[00:18] <biovore> Flannel: why not emacs :-P (joke)
[00:18] <ctmjr_> WilliamC2: who makes it?
[00:18] <WilliamC2> NVidia
[00:18] <Gnea> yassine_: sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[00:18] <sebsebseb> bruce89: chat elsewhere :)
[00:18] <dORSY> hi. how do i set frequency on a AMD Athlon(tm) Dual Core Processor 5050e?
[00:18] <Gnea> yassine_: it tells you the command at the bottom - ^ stands for the ctrl key
[00:18] <basilesque> dasei: omg graphics are back! but keyboard and mouse dont work :(
[00:19] <[Raiden]> WilliamC2: yes ,   Option         "CoolBits" "1"   in xorg.conf , restart X and run nvidia-settings , or use nvclock. Sorry, my english very bad )
[00:19] <yassine_> Gena , so do now to use nano command
[00:19] <[Raiden]> bb )
[00:19] <yassine_> ?
[00:19] <bruce89> sebsebseb: where else?
[00:19] <DasEi> basilesque: heh... safemode , then sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a
[00:19] <WilliamC2> [Raiden] It's not bad there
[00:19] <basilesque> yassine_ try gedit instead of nano, it's more intuitive to use
[00:19] <sebsebseb> bruce89: you know where
[00:20] <bruce89> no I don't
[00:20] <Gnea> yassine_: well ^ stands for the ctrl key, it's on your keyboard... you press it along with whatever key is listed there in order to make it do what you want
[00:20] <toshiba> hello everyone
[00:20] <rbf> algum brasileiro ai
[00:20] <bruce89> press 'i' to insert lines
[00:20] <sebsebseb> bruce89: yes you do
[00:20] <Gnea> yassine_: like, to save, you would exit, and it will ask you if you want to save, so press ^X (ctrl-x)
[00:20] <sebsebseb> !english |  rbf
[00:21] <barqs> BlackViper2: When I installed from unetbootin to hard disk and reboot and try to install, the partition part of the installation it fails, because it can't find any hard drives to install to?
[00:21] <basilesque> dasei: OMFG gnome is baccckk everything works!
[00:21] <bruce89> sebsebseb: no advertising
[00:21] <basilesque> dasei tytytytyty
[00:21] <sebsebseb> bruce89: exactly,  and I wasn't going to
[00:21] <Gnea> !br | rbf
[00:21] <yassine_> basilesque: gedit what a privillage of root
[00:21] <DasEi> basilesque: got it back ?
[00:22] <basilesque> yassine_: huh? gedit is a text editor
[00:22] <basilesque> dasei: yup, now how do i go about my original task of actually updating the graphics card
[00:22] <basilesque> dasei: i mean driver
[00:22] <toshiba> anyone know how to install kubuntu using  a flash drive
[00:22] <barqs> Guys, i used unetbootin to install ubuntu to my hard disk as a live cd, however, when I go to install from the live environment, it does not recognize and hard drives in the system. The cd drive doesn't work in the laptop, and it doesn't seem to boot from a usb stick, so i've resorted to thsi.Anyone know?\
[00:22] <bruce89> surely not
[00:22] <sebsebseb> !usb |  toshiba
[00:22] <basilesque> toshiba: yes, you can do it easily using a program called unetbootin
[00:22] <DasEi> basilesque: this issue occured on using system's hardwaredriver ?
[00:22] <Nonpython> is there something similar to revisor in fedora?
[00:22] <n-iCe> toshiba: http://www.google.com/cse?cx=partner-pub-2070091971271392%3Aougxymc6y19&ie=UTF-8&q=kubuntu+flash+drive&sa=Search
[00:23] <IdleOne> Nonpython: this is #ubuntu
[00:24] <Nonpython> i am asking for something like revisor for ubuntu
[00:24] <toshiba> thanks ... ill look now ... for some reason my old 500mhz celeron gateway seems to have a problem with the cd
[00:24] <basilesque> barqs: ive tried that before myself on my laptop that will not boot from usb. installing livecd to harddrive doesnt work if you wanna actually install ubuntu. what worked for me is PXE booting (installing OS from network)
[00:25] <DasEi> basilesque: I would try the nvidia-sh (latest) again, before install build essential, then do : sudo init 1 and install from there
[00:25] <basilesque> dasei: well, i need to update driver for some program, and i tried the latest from NVidia, and it fubar'd everything
[00:25] <IdleOne> Nonpython: what does revisor do?
[00:25] <barqs> basilesque: How would I go about doing that? I've tried Wubi as well, but that will only use 30gb of the computer, where i want to completely remove windows xp
[00:25] <basilesque> dasei: k ill try that
[00:25] <toshiba> don't you need a perticular NIC or at least one that supports booting
[00:26] <Zachk18> hello?
[00:26] <DasEi> basilesque: sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-restricted-modules-`uname -r`
[00:26] <phoenixhouse> do you (anyone here) know what file system i should specify for a partition using the ubuntu partitioner so that later that partition will be able to have mac os x installed on it???
[00:26] <Nonpython> it allows you to make a "spin" (a remasted version) i am installing ubuntu on 500 comps that all need the same software installed on them
[00:26] <sebsebseb> phoenixhouse: your installing on a Mac?
[00:26] <phoenixhouse> yes
[00:26] <IdleOne> !remaster > Nonpython
[00:26] <basilesque> barqs: you can remove xp and all other partitions in the install ubuntu phase, first you need to boot the installer, most likely from network
[00:27] <DasEi> basilesque: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get uprade, then try nvid-sh from safemode (init 1) again
[00:27] <Zachk18> anybody not been helped yet?
[00:27] <Nonpython> tnx
[00:27] <IdleOne> Zachk18: do you have all the answers?
[00:28] <Zachk18> IdleOne: of course not
[00:28] <IdleOne> Zachk18: sit back, relax and someone will start asking questions
[00:28] <Zachk18> but i want to help
[00:28] <phoenixhouse> Zachk18: do you know what file system i should specify for a partition using the ubuntu partitioner so that later that partition will be able to have mac os x installed on it???
[00:28] <Daskreech> How can I run a GUI app from the CLI for another user?
[00:28] <Zachk18> phoenixhouse: elaborate
[00:28] <basilesque> dasei: the first command didnt work
[00:29] <mado> howdy folks
[00:29] <Zachk18> phoenixhouse:https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/installation-guide/powerpc/non-debian-partitioning.html
[00:29] <phoenixhouse> im partition a drie in a macbook for ... fuck it ill just use trial and error to figure it out
[00:29] <ae> hello - its been a while since i've setup any vm's on ubuntu - whats the easiest way to get some virtual machines running from within hardy desktop? (vm's will be u server)
[00:29] <Nonpython> Daskreech just run it as sudo -u <username> <command>
[00:29] <Zachk18> phoenixhouse: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/installation-guide/powerpc/non-debian-partitioning.html
[00:29] <DasEi> basilesque: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[00:29] <IdleOne> !ohmy | phoenixhouse
[00:30] <phoenixhouse> of sorry
[00:30] <phoenixhouse> oh*
[00:30] <mado> er ... i've got a question that has to do with free email providers ... where can i ask it? ... i know this is a linux-support-channel but i wanted to ask one of you folks that know more about linux
[00:30] <phoenixhouse> bot
[00:30] <Nonpython> mado: ask me
[00:30] <panv_> KB1JWQ,
[00:30] <mado> ok then Nonpython :)
[00:30] <panv_> you're the man\
[00:31] <panv_> lol
[00:31] <KB1JWQ> I am.
[00:31] <Zachk18> mado: what's your question?
[00:31] <KB1JWQ> panv_: What was the fix?
[00:31] <panv_> am listening to Amalia Rodriguez
[00:31] <panv_> i just followed the link...
[00:31] <yassine_> Gnre , thank you very much the Nana command is so useful
[00:31] <Daskreech> Nonpython: This should be funny :)
[00:31] <IdleOne> yassine_: nano :)
[00:31] <mado> folks -> i saw that there were many free email providers -> gmx, gmail, hotmail, yahoo, etc ...
[00:31] <panv_> i guess i had to modify .../alsa-"something:=".conf
[00:31] <Zachk18> phoenixhouse: did you look at the link?
[00:31] <KB1JWQ> panv_: Right, but there were a couple solutions ther.  Which one nailed it? :-)
[00:31] <panv_> lol
[00:31] <mado> i wanted to ask you folks which one you would recommend me
[00:31] <yassine_> Gnea, thank you very much the nana command is so useful
[00:31] <KB1JWQ> k
[00:31] <barqs> basilesque: How would I install from a network though?
[00:31] <mado> and why
[00:31] <panv_> i did them all.. i didn't want to restart ten times..
[00:31] <panv_> lol
[00:32] <yassine_> idleOne ,yes nano
[00:32] <Zachk18> mado: gmail is best because you can sync it with the thunderbird email client
[00:32] <panv_> i used model=hp-m4
[00:32] <plume> hi, does someone have a radeon 4770 ? It seems to be unsupported...
[00:32] <panv_> i guess that had the biggest impact
[00:32] <barqs> is there any easy way to install ubuntu from windows xp without a cd or usb stick?
[00:32] <panv_> i love Amalia Rodriguez.. lol
[00:32] <mado> and what about the "scans" and such stuff? Zachk18?
[00:32] <Guest62421> hi guys
[00:32] <IdleOne> !wubi | barqs
[00:32] <Zachk18> mado: thunderbird is very good with spam and such
[00:32] <Daskreech> Nonpython:  Nope current user isn't in the sudoers file
[00:32] <suman> i have been trying to get virtualbox with IEs to be running in 8.10, and it has been a lot of pain without much progress.....
[00:33] <panv_> cheers all... i hope everyone's life will be happy as mine.
[00:33] <panv_> lol
[00:33] <suman> anyone installed successfully lately??
[00:33] <DeadmanIncJS> lol, why do you say that panv?
[00:33] <mado> someone told me "google" scans all your emails and stores them stores them on one of their servers ... was this someone just taking the mickey out of me? Zachk18
[00:33] <panv_> i just fixed a sound problem DeadmanIncJS ... that i have been working on for the last ten days
[00:33] <DeadmanIncJS> ahh
[00:33] <Zachk18> mado: most likely yes but gmail is very good. http://www.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/thunderbird/
[00:33] <panv_> and my friend KB1JWQ  had the link...
[00:33] <panv_> lol
[00:33] <DeadmanIncJS> i tried to install Linux Mint on my laptop here, but it doesn't like WiFi :(
[00:33] <DeadmanIncJS> stupid Intel wifi board
[00:34] <IdleOne> mado: they read every single email ever sent accross google servers and are making a book of the funny ones....
[00:34] <DeadmanIncJS> <--nOOb to linux anyway
[00:34] <mado> IdleOne thanks *chuckle*
[00:34] <panv_> DeadmanIncJS, .. they need something like firmware.. that's what i used to do when i used to use debian
[00:34] <panv_> try to google it.
[00:34] <basilesque> dasei: installation failed
[00:35] <lampa> alguém aqui sabe como mudar de xubuntu para ubuntu!?
[00:35] <IdleOne> mado: btw your isp saves a copy of all your emails also
[00:35] <IdleOne> !pt | lampa
[00:35] <DeadmanIncJS> im pretty happy w/the world of linux
[00:35] <DeadmanIncJS> it's all free, main reason i like it :)
[00:35] <DeadmanIncJS> plus it's more stable and such
[00:35] <barqs> IdleOne: I have tried wubi, and I am logged onto the laptop with wubi, however, I want it to take the whole hard drive up, and use grub as a bootloader. Is this possible to resize the partitions and overwrite the windows installation?
[00:35] <DasEi> basilesque: can you find a choice under system > hardwaredrivers ?
[00:35] <IdleOne> barqs: not that I know of
[00:36] <hrhodes3> is the live relase of karmic ok for a eeepc yet
[00:36] <ZKoss> DeadmanIncJS: me too i love linux :)
[00:36] <DeadmanIncJS> anybody know of the best flash player to use for Ubuntu?
[00:36] <basilesque> barqs you can easily wipe a windows partition if you want to
[00:36] <hrhodes3> adobe
[00:36] <IdleOne> hrhodes3: #ubuntu+1
[00:36] <DeadmanIncJS> tried hrh
[00:36] <DeadmanIncJS> still didnt want to work
[00:36] <IdleOne> !flash > DeadmanIncJS
[00:36] <KB1JWQ> panv_: No worries, glad you got it sorted...
[00:37] <hrhodes3> make sure you dont load any decoders befor you load flash
[00:37] <panv_> cheers KB1JWQ .. am off to bed... i deserve some rest after all..
[00:37] <hrhodes3> do a clean install an load all updates then load flash
[00:37] <phoenixhouse> so then from the info Zachk18 gave me, it looks like i should format the disk with mac's diskutil first, then delete and repartition the spaces set aside for ubuntu later since ubuntu's partitioner is more powerful
[00:37] <hrhodes3> works
[00:38] <phoenixhouse> im going to do that now
[00:38] <basilesque> dasei: ya, gave me an option, chose it, seemed to go awfully quick but no errors
[00:38] <DeadmanIncJS> im doing the thing that ubottu sent me
[00:38] <quentusrex> I found a kernel panic that I can reproduce easily...
[00:38] <hrhodes3> anyone control an iphone yet with ubuntu
[00:38] <quentusrex> happens every time I run a particular command
[00:38] <etrcap> wuts a kernel panic?
[00:38] <DasEi> basilesque: ah, now restart x
[00:38] <quentusrex> where do I go to talk to the devs, or the kernel team?
[00:39] <basilesque> dasei: how do i do that
[00:39] <IdleOne> !iphone > hrhodes3
[00:39] <barqs> basilesque: I'm trying to find gparted in the wubi linux environment, however I cannot find this. Also, if I wipe out the Windows installation, how can I configure grub?
[00:39] <IdleOne> quentusrex: #ubuntu-dev
[00:39] <DasEi> !x | basilesque
[00:39] <sebsebseb> barqs: Gparted doesn't do  much with Wubi
[00:39] <DasEi> *gdm restart
[00:39] <sebsebseb> barqs: since Wubi isn't a proper partition
[00:39] <hrhodes3> thanks thats sick
[00:40] <quentusrex> IdleOne: invite only
[00:40] <awc> anyone here using the new alpha and notice that the volume is different for each song? (when using rythmbox)
[00:40] <DeadmanIncJS> im going to head out for a while
[00:40] <DeadmanIncJS> see you guys later
[00:40] <IdleOne> quentusrex: don't know what to tell you. you can report a bug on launchpad.net
[00:40] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  awc
[00:40] <awc> perfect thanks
[00:41] <sebsebseb> awc: no probs
[00:41] <dORSY> hi. how do i set frequency on a AMD Athlon(tm) Dual Core Processor 5050e? (power management: ts fid vid ttp tm stc 100mhzsteps)
[00:41] <WilliamC2> So, anyways
[00:41] <WilliamC2> How do I go into a raw shell?
[00:42] <barqs> sebsebseb: So is there any way to install ubuntu from windows without a cd or usb stick? I have been unable to do so..
[00:42] <basilesque> yes barqs, network install
[00:42] <kudi> what is the lightest archiver
[00:42] <WilliamC2> I'm trying to install video drivers and it won't let me with having the XWindows open.
[00:42] <cornet> kudi: define "lightest"
[00:42] <mxldr> hi! i recently upgraded from to ubuntu 9.04. I have an ATI RADEON MOBILITY 9600 grphx card. How do i get accelerated video? i just want to scroll web pages without skipping.
[00:43] <sebsebseb> barqs: Wubi  hmm  which isn't that great,  a virtual machine if you got enough RAM,  only really good for getting a feel for Ubuntu,  or  netinstall which could be a bit complex
[00:43] <cnc> anyone nice enough to make a suggestion for a network monitor? I want to see analyze network traffic, something like wireshark but with graphs and etc.
[00:43] <sebsebseb> !install |  barqs
[00:43] <cornet> cnc: tried ntop ?
[00:43] <kudi> cornet: idk lol i just did a minimal install, pretty much anything stable will do
[00:43] <WilliamC2> Someone?
[00:43] <basilesque> barqs, you can google "PXE install ubuntu". basically you need to download some stuff to set up a dhcp server, connect the two computers together through a network, and itll install from one computer to another. there are many good tutorials on it
[00:43] <kudi> i gues file roller
[00:43] <mxldr> anyone know how to get an ati mobility radeon 9600 working on unbuntu 9.04
[00:44] <cornet> kudi: ah right so you mean "least bloated GUI application"
[00:44] <cnc> cornet: ty i will give it a show :)
[00:44] <IdleOne> !ati | mxldr
[00:44] <kudi> cornet: yah
[00:44] <WilliamC2> How do I go to the command shell from Gnome?
[00:44] <dumont> where is the file that I edit manually for iptables? i'm in rescue mode and I need to flush the iptables for my normal mode
[00:44] <jasa> Lame ... i have to admit.
[00:44] <cornet> kudi: i'd prolly say file-roller then :)
[00:45] <sebsebseb> mxldr: there was something earlier,  it seems you may need to put Ubuntu 8.04 on, to get it to work properly with Ubuntu
[00:45] <barqs> sebsebseb: Thank you I will check those out!
[00:45] <sebsebseb> barqs: no probs
[00:45] <jasa> I have been writing around multiple times on interpol polices and only thing they can just supply is some freaking news portal writings around.
[00:45] <barqs> basilesque: Thank you, I will try this as well. Hopefully I can get it up and running.
[00:45] <cornet> dumont: how did you configure iptables ?
[00:45] <dumont> what do u mean how?
[00:45] <jasa> Been wondering around that some random rampage folks had around and came into conclusion.
[00:45] <jasa> And people are now leaving with quits.
[00:45] <kudi> oh and what command would i put in my obmenu to take me back to gdm but not log me out
[00:45] <cornet> dumont: ubuntu doesn't have any iptables rules by default - you generally use some tool like firestarter to configure
[00:46] <Pici> !offtopic | jasa
[00:46] <WilliamC2> How do I leave gnome?
[00:46] <WilliamC2> Without leaving Linux and logging out
[00:46] <KurtKraut> How can I request a program to be packed to Ubuntu?
[00:46] <scottter> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1260429
[00:47] <KurtKraut> *packaged
[00:47] <fccf> KurtKraut: what program?
[00:47] <IdleOne> WilliamC2: ctrl-alt-F1 and F7 will bring you back to GUI
[00:47] <WilliamC2> IdleOne, it's asking X-Server to be not running
[00:47] <dumont> cornet i used iptables -A -s xx.xxx.xxx.xxx -... DROP something like that with a real IP, didn't use a program
[00:47] <KurtKraut> fccf, http://zlib.net/pigz/
[00:47] <nicklas_> yo
[00:47] <dumont> what IPTABLES doesn't have a single file where it writes the rules to?
[00:48] <cornet> dumont: no it doesn't, when you reboot it'll be cleared
[00:48] <cornet> dumont: generally you either write a script to load them on boot or use some other tool like firestarter
[00:49] <fccf> dumont: /etc/iptables
[00:50] <Nonpython> !livecd
[00:51] <WilliamC2> IdleOne, it doesn't help me.
[00:51] <Nonpython> !remaster > nonpython
[00:51] <IdleOne> WilliamC2: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop will stop X
[00:51] <fccf> dumont: good info here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[00:54] <nicklas_> http://imagebin.org/62937
[00:54] <StarMatt_> Hello
[00:54] <suman> so guys, today i was quite frustated with ubuntu and linux... i have been trying to get a few basic things working and it has become really a pain..
[00:54] <suman> like, getting ipod to connect, play podcasts, install virtualbox, install windows applications through wine
[00:55] <suman> so how do you guys cope with this??
[00:55] <StarMatt> Hey, I have a question
[00:55] <kudi> im having trouble starting up tint2 when i type it in the terminal it acts like its not installed
[00:55] <mneptok> suman: sounds like you're more frustrated with Microsoft and Apple products
[00:55] <suman> or do you guys use linux along with other OS in the side
[00:55] <sebsebseb> suman: well not everyone does exactly  the same thing
[00:55] <StarMatt> When I install a theme, for exemple this one http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Murrine+Grey+Blue?content=98752
[00:55] <pw-toxic> hi, is there an open source tool to administrate an apache2 server? for example for creating subdomains.. ftp user etc?
[00:55] <StarMatt> It does not look like on the screen ?
[00:55] <suman> well, i i do agree, apple and Ms should have better support for linux
[00:56] <mneptok> suman: i cope with it by not buying products from companies with a vested interest in making me not choose Linux.
[00:56] <suman> mneptok: i agree with you... but sometimes your work demands you to do that if you want to be efficient
[00:56] <mneptok> suman: my PSP mounts as mass storage with no effort. and i can copy mp3s to it without thinking.
[00:56] <pw-toxic> it costs to much time to adminstrate my own webserver by changing the apache config files with a texteditor
[00:56] <fccf> KurtKraut: Looking at that, there is no reason it couldn't be compiled to work with ubuntu, as long as the code is good, it is recently updated which is a good sign
[00:56] <mneptok> suman: i doubt your employer told you to buy an iPod
[00:56] <sebsebseb> suman: not all Windows apps work in Wine, a lot work well just like that though, others need some configuring, and setting up a Windows VM is pretty easy
[00:57] <suman> mneptok: for ex, when i have to test in IE6, the best way seems to be with virtualbox, but today it was a pain setting it up
[00:57] <suman> sebsebseb: yeah i figured that out.
[00:57] <sebsebseb> suman: and Apple don't seem to like Linux, hence why as far as I know, they haven't made any of their stuff for it
[00:57] <suman> sebsebseb: did you try it with the virtualbox??
[00:57] <quizme> how can i set up my wireless printer (epson nx515) ?
[00:57] <sebsebseb> suman: yep I have done  Virtualbox vm's quite a few times
[00:57] <KurtKraut> fccf, and it is maintained by the zlib guys. They have other successful and well maintained projects.
[00:58] <suman> mneptok: lol....... not the employer, but you know general use
[00:58] <sebsebseb> suman: as for the ipod well they say  gtkpod   and  you can use banshee to sync them
[00:58] <sebsebseb> !printer |  quizme
[00:58] <Jackiz> how can i make a USB drive bootable?
[00:58] <quizme> ty
[00:58] <StarMatt> When I install a theme, for exemple this one http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Murrine+Grey+Blue?content=98752 it absolutely doesn't look like on the screen. Could you help me plz ?
[00:58] <suman> sebsebseb: tried banshee.. rite now mine doesnot play podcasts........ :(
[00:58] <sebsebseb> quizme: np good luck
[00:58] <basilesque> !unetbootn | jackiz
[00:59] <basilesque> !unetbootin | jackiz
[00:59] <sebsebseb> !usb |  Jackiz
[00:59] <suman> well, so my question, do you guys use other OS apart from linux simultaneously?
[00:59] <mneptok> suman: no
[00:59] <RHorse> suman I use mplayer. lot simpler
[00:59] <Jackiz> im trying to install windows 7 on my netbook, not ubuntu
[00:59] <rainofkayos> ! gparted
[00:59] <rainofkayos> ! parted
[00:59] <sebsebseb> suman: Some of us  do Linux only :)   others are still dual booting or  virtual maching Windows, for whatever reason
[00:59] <suman> alrite...
[01:00] <sebsebseb> suman: I still got Vista Home Premium on dual boot, but I will hardly ever boot that up :)
[01:00] <mxldr> crtl+alt+backspace does not restart X in ubuntu 9.04. what am i doing wrong?
[01:00] <actualmind> ! karmic
[01:00] <suman> alrite, am gonna try to set up virtualbox one more time...
[01:00] <mxldr> how do i get crtl+alt+backspace to work?
[01:00] <Jackiz> so.. how can i make that usb drive bootable? :O
[01:00] <sebsebseb> suman: and there is an app or two that  I would like to run sometimes on here, that I coudn't get working in Wine,  and that's where a Windows VM will come in
[01:00] <JSG> Can you burn a DVD .iso file from your hard drive using the Ubuntu LiveCD? I ask because the irony here is that the only DVD burner is in a machine that won't boot right now.
[01:00] <fccf> KurtKraut: it is implemented in karmic ... just a little behind ... Wait till end of october, or Alpha 5 is available now discussion in #ubuntu+1
[01:00] <mneptok> Jackiz: please take Windows questions to ##windows
[01:01] <fccf> KurtKraut: http://packages.ubuntu.com/en/karmic/pigz
[01:01] <StarMatt> When I install a theme, for exemple this one http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Murrine+Grey+Blue?content=98752 it absolutely doesn't look like on the screen. Could you help me plz ?
[01:01] <Jackiz> mneptok: i want to make it bootable from an ubuntu computer.
[01:01] <suman> sebsebseb: i just want the windows vm for IEs..
[01:01] <rainofkayos> im dual booting windows and ubuntu and ubuntu was installed second, i now am wanting to give ubuntu more space... is this safe/possible with the parted CD?
[01:01] <sebsebseb> suman: ideally though  Linux users should be using  stuff that has been made for Linux :)   then wine or vm if yea
[01:01] <Glaxy> hey guys, sometime my Telnet sessions get stuck to my socket server that I wrote.  How can I exit out of telnet?  Currently I have to close the terminal window and then open a new one which gets very annoying because I label all my windows for specific reasons etc.  Anyone know how you can do this?  Also, does anyone know how you could keep Telnet sessions open forever?  As the problem I have now is that my sessions keep freezing
[01:01] <suman> sebsebseb: tried it with wine and crossover, but it was way too resource consuming
[01:01] <WilliamC2> I can no longer configure my display since I updated my driver.
[01:01] <sebsebseb> suman: oh you want the nasty  IE web browser hmm
[01:01] <sebsebseb> suman: why?
[01:02] <suman> sebsebseb: yeah... because i am a web developer..
[01:02] <rainofkayos> can your socket program do CTRL+]
[01:02] <kudi> does any1 know how to start tint2
[01:02] <suman> sebsebseb: and i need to test at times............ i hate it but i gotta do it
[01:02] <RHorse> Glaxy I believe Ctl-] or Ctl-[ works
[01:02] <WilliamC2> So, how do I configure my display with a proprietary driver?
[01:02] <sebsebseb> suman: ok  uhmm   ie4linux   google that,   also please people don't use IE in  Wine, unless  you have a valid reason to
[01:02] <sebsebseb> suman: you can have three or so versions  with that
[01:03] <sebsebseb> suman: in Wine
[01:03] <suman> sebsebseb: i did the ie4linux, it is resource consuming and breaks often...
[01:03] <BlackViper2> sebsebseb, i tried ie4linux before, and it was awful
[01:03] <rainofkayos> ie4linux didn't work the way i wanted it to
[01:03] <KurtKraut> fccf, I'm glad to know that. Thanks.
[01:03] <suman> BlackViper2: i second that..
[01:03] <sebsebseb> BlackViper2: last time I tried it,  it had improved quite a lot, from the time before
[01:03] <Jackiz> how do i format a usb drive?
[01:03] <rainofkayos> i just wanted all the features of outlook web
[01:04] <mxldr> HOW THE FUCK DO I GET CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE to restart X? in ubuntu 9.04?
[01:04] <mxldr> YES I AM SHOUTING
[01:04] <rainofkayos> wow
[01:04] <BlackViper2> suman, can you use a vm?
[01:04] <shiznebit_> sad
[01:04] <IdleOne> mxldr: lower caps , stop cursing
[01:04] <kudi> mxldr.......
[01:04] <Glaxy> lfmaolomfalomfaolmfa
[01:04] <mxldr> i asked like 6 times
[01:04] <Glaxy> hahahahahahhaah
[01:04] <shiznebit_> google ?
[01:04] <Zachk18> mxldr.....man take it easy
[01:04] <Glaxy> that's hilariou mxldr
[01:04] <Glaxy> :)
[01:04] <mxldr> i already googled it
[01:04] <rainofkayos> just reboot it
[01:04] <Glaxy> I love it.
[01:04] <sebsebseb> !language |  mxldr
[01:04] <rainofkayos> =)
[01:04] <kudi> mxldr: ubuntu is a very chill distro man
[01:04] <IdleOne> mxldr: we arent at your disposal. when some knows they will answer
[01:04] <Glaxy> go mxldr go!
[01:05] <BlackViper2> !attitude | mxldr
[01:05] <sebsebseb> !caps |    mxldr
[01:05] <Glaxy> take on the man!
[01:05] <zsquareplusc> is there a way to "flush" all pending notifications? a tool generated like 1000 notifications and it's showing one after the other for like 30 minutes now :/
[01:05] <suman> BlackViper2: i am trying to virtualbox runing..
[01:05] <IdleOne> !attitude > mxldr
[01:05] <Pici> !dontzap | mxldr
[01:05] <BlackViper2> suman, cool
[01:05] <Glaxy> BlackViper2 vs. mxldr , tonight, 9PM EST
[01:05] <suman> BlackViper2: but cant convert  .vhd to vdi
[01:05] <BlackViper2> Glaxy, haha
[01:05] <sebsebseb> suman: vhd  you mean virtualpc ?
[01:05] <fccf> Jackiz: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-format-usb-pen-drive/
[01:05] <suman> BlackViper2: apparently, virtualbox-ose wont run in my machine.. only virtualbox3.0
[01:05] <BlackViper2> !vm
[01:06] <kudi> ive only heard of ppl cursing during xserver troubleshooting lol
[01:06] <suman> sebsebseb: yeah, i guess vhd is virtual pc, i am trying to convert it to .vdi for virtualbox
[01:06] <fccf> Jackiz: better from command line, not trying to do a whole bunch of operations to the drive
[01:06] <Jackiz> fccf: thanks
[01:06] <sebsebseb> suman: oh dear you used VirtualPC :(
[01:06] <BlackViper2> suman, what about dual-boot?
[01:06] <sebsebseb> suman: by the way Virtualpc  don't tend to work  that well with Linux distros
[01:06] <suman> sebsebseb: i know............
[01:06] <rainofkayos> ugh @ virtual pc
[01:06] <sebsebseb> suman: why not set up a vm again?   it doesn't tend to take that long to install Windows in a VM in Virtualbox
[01:07] <suman> BlackViper2: well, dualboot is really the last thing i want to do........... it is a pain to wait for minutes
[01:07] <njbair> who has access to nobody:nogroup files?
[01:07] <BlackViper2> suman, yep, been there done that
[01:07] <suman> sebsebseb: that is waht i am trying to, set up windows in Virtualbox... but i couldnt convert .vhd to .vdi
[01:07] <sebsebseb> suman: I meant start over
[01:07] <sebsebseb> suman: Also which Windows programs do you want to run?
[01:08] <suman> sebsebseb: just IE 6,7,8
[01:08] <shamm> back
[01:08] <sebsebseb> shamm: well then start over,  and set up a new vm in Virtualbox for what you want to do,  probably won't be that hard to install those three, even though Windows only really wants one on
[01:09] <shamm> sebsebseb: ?
[01:09] <sebsebseb> shamm: uh done that again messaged wrong person
[01:09] <sebsebseb> suman: see above
[01:10] <Random774> hey is this were I can get tech support
[01:10] <rainofkayos> openarena time
[01:10] <lstarnes> Random774: for ubuntu, yes
[01:10] <suman> sebsebseb: well,i installed virtualbox-3.0, but now i need to convert .vhd to .vdi
[01:10] <sebsebseb> suman: ok maybe you can't maybe you can,  but  either way #vbox is where you should be asking really
[01:10] <suman> sebsebseb: one way of doing that is by install virtualbox-ose, but it wont run
[01:10] <suman> sebsebseb: will try there...
[01:11] <sebsebseb> suman: good luck
[01:11] <suman> sebsebseb: thanks......
[01:11] <Random774> sweet. I just uninstalled Ubuntu, but now by computer won't boot Windows Vista. I'm using the LiveCD session to get some help on the matter.
[01:11] <WaterRatj> how do i install usb wireless?
[01:11] <WilliamC2> I installed a new driver and it's not using it
[01:11] <sebsebseb> !wireless |  WaterRatj
[01:12] <kitche> Random774: ##windows for windows support but you need to fix the mbr for Vista
[01:12] <sebsebseb> Random774: I guess for some reason Vista didn't get added to   menu.lst     gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst and you can add it in yourself, if it's not there
[01:12] <rainofkayos> why not just make an image of the vm?
[01:12] <BlackViper2> !grub | Random774
[01:12] <rainofkayos> !love
[01:12] <kudi> the default package for tint2 jaunty is broken
[01:12] <tomas1> hey guys i have came here for help before and its been good
[01:13] <tomas1> so this time i need to change folder premissions so that any one can write to it
[01:13] <BlackViper2> rainofkayos, thats tough love, mate
[01:13] <tomas1> i have tryed
[01:13] <rainofkayos> =)
[01:13] <sebsebseb> rainofkayos: that was also random?
[01:13] <tomas1> sudo nautilus and it changes back
[01:13] <oneseventeen> what is the #! for having php-cli execute a bash script?
[01:13] <oneseventeen> #!/usr/bin/env php didn't work
[01:14] <rainofkayos> hmm... with all the weird stuff that goes on here...
[01:14] <rainofkayos> i wouldn't call a ref to love random
[01:14] <cmwslw> quick question, my server has held back the kernel upgrades
[01:14] <tomas1> so whats the code to use in terminal to get it to stay that way
[01:14] <cmwslw> how can I force them to upgrade?
[01:14] <Jan500> tomas1: can you write your question in one line? :S
[01:14] <sebsebseb> rainofkayos: if  someone says  love  something,   I like to  get the bot to do !love in pm
[01:14] <tomas1> sorry
[01:15] <nicklas_> !usb iso
[01:15] <tomas1> i want to change folder premission
[01:15] <rainofkayos> oh ok.. is that like a rule or something?
[01:15] <zopiac> i am trying to connect my palm pilot to my computer, but am not sure how to get it working. can anyone help me?
[01:15] <Jan500> chmod
[01:15] <nicklas_> !usbiso
[01:15] <sebsebseb> rainofkayos: no
[01:15] <rainofkayos> o
[01:15] <Jan500> tomas1: use chmod
[01:15] <Random774> k so I entered the "gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst" command, and it opened a menu.lst (/boot/grub) screen. exactly what do I type here? sorry, i'm new to this sort of thing...
[01:15] <tomas1> how do i use that Jan500
[01:15] <cmwslw> i've been having memory issues and I want to see if a kernel upgrade will help
[01:15] <Jan500> tomas1: chmod --help or man chmod
[01:16] <trip0> i tried to install splashy and now apt is broke.  Is there anyway I can tell apt to forget about installing it?
[01:16] <Jan500> tomas1: chmod 777 file (for full read, write and execute permissions for all users)
[01:16] <rainofkayos> chmod ... u,g,o.
[01:16] <BlackViper2> peace out guys
[01:16] <quizme> how can i tell if i'm on 64 or 32 bit ?
[01:16] <rainofkayos> he wants them to only be able to write though....
[01:16] <nicklas_> tomas1, also http://catcode.com/teachmod/
[01:17] <Jan500> quizme: uname -a?
[01:17] <tomas1> thanks for the help guys i will see if that worked
[01:17] <trip0> i tried to install splashy and now apt is broke.  Is there anyway I can tell apt to forget about installing it?
[01:17] <rainofkayos> Linux rain 2.6.27-14-generic #1 SMP Tue Aug 18 16:25:45 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[01:17] <quizme> i686 = amd or x86 ?
[01:17] <yassine_> pls
[01:18] <yassine_> what is NAT?
[01:18] <rainofkayos> amd
[01:18] <rainofkayos> network address translation
[01:18] <WilliamC2> Network Address Transversal
[01:18] <rainofkayos> lol
[01:18] <Random774> k so I entered the "gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst" command, and it opened a menu.lst (/boot/grub) screen. exactly what do I type here? sorry, i'm new to this sort of thing...
[01:19] <sebsebseb> rainofkayos: <3  in here and  I  would probaby also do it,  like with love,   they even have a !lol factoid
[01:19] <trip0>  i tried to install a package and now apt is broke.  Is there anyway I can tell apt to forget about installing it?
[01:19] <quizme> rainofkayos iscan_2.20.1-1.ltdl7_amd64.deb  <--- i want this one right?
[01:19] <WilliamC2> I have a problem
[01:19] <thowland> quizmeL _amd64 is 64 bit
[01:19] <fccf> rainofkayos: WilliamC2: thats what you get with internationialization
[01:19] <WilliamC2> My NVidia driver now no longer loads after I updated it
[01:19] <rainofkayos> sebsebseb: nice !!!
[01:19] <Newbuntu2> hello
[01:19] <sebsebseb> !lol > rainofkayos
[01:19] <beasty> lol ?
[01:19] <thowland> quizme, what does uname -a say?
[01:19] <rainofkayos> quizme: i think what are you installing again?
[01:20] <sebsebseb> !lol > beasty
[01:20] <rainofkayos> fccf: i see
[01:20] <quizme> rainoflakos: a printer and scanner
[01:20] <WilliamC2> So, can someone please help me
[01:20] <sebsebseb> !patience | WilliamC2
[01:20] <quizme> thowland Linux david-desktop 2.6.28-12-generic #43-Ubuntu SMP Fri May 1 19:27:06 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[01:20] <Random774> sebsebseb:what now?
[01:20] <thowland> quizme: that's a 32bit os
[01:21] <zopiac> how do i access my palm pilot from my computer? it isn't showing up automatically in the Nautilus Places bar
[01:21] <quizme> thowland:  but it says i686
[01:21] <sebsebseb> Random774: there's a example for how you add Windows
[01:21] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, /var/log/Xorg.0.log would be the first place to look for something wierd
[01:21] <Newbuntu2> I'm trying to stream with vlc; it tells me: "It seems your FFMPEG (libavcodec) installlation lacks encoder: MPEG2 Video - ask support from your distribution". Any ideas on how to fix this>
[01:21] <thowland> quizme: 64 bit sez amd-64
[01:21] <WilliamC2> wierd?
[01:21] <WilliamC2> I already see a syntax error, Fenrod.:P\
[01:22] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, well any type of error message
[01:22] <superleggera> Hi !
[01:22] <min> Hey, I want to look into a possible kernel ALSA regression in Karmic.  Can someone point me to the right room?
[01:22] <quizme> thowland: so i want this one?  iscan_2.20.1-1.ltdl7_i386.deb
[01:22] <sebsebseb> Random774: by the way with enough RAM, and depending on what you want to do,  you could just virtual machine  Ubuntu inside Windows for that,  also  your programs might work well in Wine that you want to run
[01:22] <sebsebseb> Random774: uh above,  virtual machine Windows inside Ubuntu
[01:22] <thowland> quizme: I believe so. It'll fail with a "wrong architecture" err if it's wrong
[01:22] <rainofkayos> ./ffmpeg -formats | grep mpeg
[01:23] <nicklas_> min, #ubuntu-motu
[01:23] <min> Thanks.
[01:23] <Random774> sebsebseb: where? "gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst" seemed to open a text based screen. sorry, but i'm really confused..
[01:23] <sebsebseb> Random774: ok instead of  lst put list
[01:24] <The_Druid-> how do i set my ubuntu partition as primary?
[01:24] <fccf> Newbuntu2: do you have ffmpeg2theora? installed?
[01:24] <Jan500> The_Druid-: fdisk
[01:24] <quizme> what's CUPS ?
[01:24] <sebsebseb> !cups | quizme
[01:24] <The_Druid-> Jan500: can i do it through partition magic?
[01:25] <Newbuntu2> fccf: bot if it's not default
[01:25] <WilliamC2> Fenrod: http://pastebin.com/m3a252156
[01:25] <sebsebseb> Jan500: people don't tend to use partition magic for Linux distros
[01:25] <pacopil> online boxing game http://www.kobox.org/kobox-fande-Nourine.html
[01:25] <The_Druid-> :\
[01:25] <sebsebseb> Jan500: rather you would use  the graphical  Gparted or   comand line partitining or some such
[01:25] <Random774> sebsebseb: ok, so what do I type in the new scrren
[01:25] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, does 'lsmod' list the nvidia Kernel module?
[01:25] <sebsebseb> Random774: has it opended up the menu.lst file?
[01:26] <sebsebseb> Random774: it should have come up with stuff
[01:26] <WilliamC2> Partition Magic used to be used when LILO was the primary boot loader
[01:26] <peanut_butter_ki> how do i dualboot?
[01:26] <fccf> Newbuntu2: it is default, for that encoder, it can encode in just about anything that ffmpeg can read
[01:26] <Random774> it looks like a document? if so, then yes
[01:26] <sebsebseb> !dualboot | peanut_butter_ki
[01:26] <sebsebseb> peanut_butter_ki: Why do you want to?
[01:26] <peanut_butter_ki> because i successfully install ubuntu on a seperate hdd but i want to be convient and install it on the HDD with windows also on it
[01:26]  * QPrime huggles his PartedMagic ISOs - who needs Partition Magic!?!?
[01:26] <Tecumseh> hi
[01:26] <sebsebseb> Random774: ok  ##  or # is commented
[01:26] <insigne> e aí blz
[01:26] <WilliamC2> Fenrod, yeah.
[01:26] <sebsebseb> Random774: it doesn't use the stuff that's commented
[01:26] <Tecumseh> i am having some issues with installation can anyone help me?
[01:27] <Random774> i'll manually search for that file
[01:27] <WilliamC2> I'm glad that LILO was replaced by Grub
[01:27] <sebsebseb> Random774:  there's an example for adding Windows, and with the Ubuntu kernel and that,  you  can add it
[01:27] <QPrime> only thing really missing from PartedMagic is GRUB2...
[01:27] <insigne> olá!
[01:27] <WilliamC2> is LILO still active?
[01:27] <Tecumseh> my computer turns off when the installation reaches the partition process
[01:27] <felipe__> insigne, ola
[01:27] <sebsebseb> Random774: of course  your set up may vary a little from the example, depending on which partition Windows is on, but  hd0,0  is the first hard disk  and the first partition,  where as hd1,0  would be the second hard disk  and the first partition
[01:28] <kingsofleon> anyone here have a pogoplug?
[01:28] <kingsofleon> or a sheevaplug
[01:28] <Tecumseh> anyone help?
[01:28] <fccf> !es |insigne
[01:28] <QPrime> Tecumseh: Turns off or reboots?
[01:28] <Tecumseh> turns off
[01:28] <felipe__> insigne, insigne... deve-se comunicar em ingles.
[01:28] <Tecumseh> i get through the keyboard set up, the choice of how to partition
[01:28] <QPrime> Tecumseh: interesting... have you run a mem test on it?
[01:28] <Tecumseh> i choose side by side
[01:28] <Pytlask> Hey all! I'm having an issue where DVDs in the drive do not get detected. Normal CDs work just fine, but DVDs give a "No media in the drive" error.
[01:29] <Tecumseh> yes it passes
[01:29] <Zachk18> uh hu
[01:29] <QPrime> Tecumseh: interesting... sure its a good iso and burn?
[01:29] <sebsebseb> Tecumseh: side by side? you want to dual boot?
[01:29] <Tecumseh> i iso'd it at 8x
[01:29] <Tecumseh> yes i want dual boot
[01:29] <Tecumseh> i have a second partition
[01:29] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  Tecumseh
[01:29] <Tecumseh> i partitioned 80 gigs and assigned it another drive letter
[01:29] <thowland> qprime, maybe he should turn off acpi?
[01:30] <Tecumseh> i tried installation from boot and from windows
[01:30] <sebsebseb> Technoviking: for Ubuntu?
[01:30] <Tecumseh> both
[01:30] <QPrime> Tecumseh: are you asking the installer to resize anything?
[01:30] <sebsebseb> Technoviking: drive letters is a Windows thing
[01:30] <Tecumseh> crash my comp when it reaches partition process
[01:30] <Tecumseh> nope
[01:30] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, well at first glance it simply looks like you dont have a supported graphics card. But that probably not the case. Try a X server startup with the -verbose 4 and -logverbose 4 parameter to get a more detailed output
[01:30] <Random774> sebsebseb: i'm probably driving you nuts, but the page it opened is simply a blank page titled "menu.list (/boot/brub) -gedit"
[01:30] <Tecumseh> on the windows install its clean but when i reboot and go into ubuntu it crashes when setting up
[01:30] <QPrime> Tecumseh: using the alternate or live cd?
[01:31] <sebsebseb> !grub |  Random774
[01:31] <Tecumseh> um
[01:31] <fccf> Random774: menu.lst
[01:31] <phoenixhouse> aw jehovas witnesses came to my door. notmally i'd troll them, but im installing linux and dont have time to spare to troll
[01:31] <Tecumseh> using the 9.04 cd for amd
[01:31] <Random774> *brub=grub
[01:31] <Tecumseh> would icq #9 have anything to do with it?
[01:31] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, and sometimes the nvidia modules logs stuff to dmesg, might be worth a look too
[01:31] <QPrime> Tecumseh: is the installer text based or does it boot into the desktop and your run the installer?
[01:31] <sebsebseb> Random774: hmm  maybe you don't have Grub on there at all
[01:32] <sebsebseb> Random774: so this does not work at all?   gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst ?
[01:32] <Some_Person> How many lines is Terminal?
[01:32] <WilliamC2> Fenrod, where do I find that?
[01:32] <Tecumseh> boot into desktop
[01:32] <kudi> is any1 familiar with tint wizard
[01:32] <Zachk18> ah
[01:32] <QPrime> Tecumseh: ok its a live cd then.
[01:32] <Tecumseh> i did safe graphics mode too after first didn't work
[01:32] <sebsebseb> Random774: Grub should be on there, unless you told it not to install
[01:32] <yassine_> i want to create ssh key , How?
[01:33] <QPrime> Tecumseh: does your windows install boot?
[01:33] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, type 'dmesg' (without quotes) to your console or terminal
[01:33] <felipe__> How can I change the language of my system. I cant write, for example, "e" cute
[01:33] <Tecumseh> yes
[01:33] <Tecumseh> but then
[01:33] <fccf> kudi: tint on ubuntu is a game ... need to be more spacific provide !details
[01:33] <Tecumseh> again when at the partition process it crashes my comp
[01:33] <kudi> fccf: tint1 wizard
[01:33] <yassine_> i want to create ssh key , How?
[01:33] <kudi> tint2*
[01:33] <yassine_> i want to create ssh key , How?
[01:33] <sebsebseb> Tecumseh: Did you mdt5sum the ISO?
[01:33] <yassine_> any help
[01:33] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  Tecumseh
[01:33] <RHorse> yassine_ use ssh-keygen
[01:33] <fccf> !details | kudi
[01:33] <kudi> fccf: the panel
[01:33] <Tecumseh> mdt5sum??
[01:34] <sebsebseb> Tecumseh: md5sum
[01:34] <sebsebseb> Tecumseh:  to check that there isn't anything wrong with the ISO, they don't always download properly
[01:34] <yassine_> RHorse? what do i type exactly to create?
[01:34] <Tecumseh> k
[01:34] <felipe__> How can I change the language of my system. I cant write, for example, "e" cute
[01:34] <Tecumseh> let me check that really quickly
[01:34] <Random774> does it matter that i'm running Ubuntu's "demo without changine your computer" option, but still using the disk? So i don't actually have Ubuntu  installed right now..
[01:34] <QPrime> Tecumseh: or you could just run a cd integ test from the cd boot menu.
[01:34] <houkiboshi> when I maximize meida player my cobody mputer goes off, what happend?? anybody can give me a solution??
[01:34] <sebsebseb> QPrime: you sure that's the same thing?
[01:35] <Pytlask> Does anybody know why Ubuntu would fail to detect a DVD in the drive?
[01:35] <bdelin88> hey could someone tell me what ^D would mean?  Does that just mean shift D? http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/rtorrent/rtorrent.1.html
[01:35] <Tecumseh> k
[01:35] <heogen> Everyone know a program like convertodvd but not devede?
[01:35] <sebsebseb> Technoviking: or even better do both
[01:35] <Tecumseh> qprime i will run that real quick and see
[01:35] <RHorse> yassine_ I believe it's interactive. Just type it and follow the prompts.
[01:35] <rjb> hi how can i kill remote process?
[01:35] <fccf> Random774: until you install ubuntu there is no menu.lst
[01:35] <Tecumseh> thanks for the help will be back if not working
[01:35] <felipe__> How can I change the language of my system. I cant write, for example, "e" cute, or A with ~
[01:35] <heogen> I need to convert a avi movie to dvd
[01:35] <bdelin88> nm answered it
[01:35] <WilliamC2> Fenrod, how do I kill gnome again?
[01:35] <yassine_> but,which keys i use with keygen?
[01:36] <sezercik> b
[01:37] <QPrime> sebsebseb: not exactly the same thing... an md5sum on the iso is better, but at least this will check the cd for a good burn of the package files.
[01:37] <fccf> yassine_: this esplains keys really well http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-30709.html
[01:37] <kudi> its kind of pitiful but im trying to customize my tint2 panel, i have the tint2 wizard but i have no idea how to change the the size of tasks is there a wiki or tutorial
[01:37] <heogen> in my laptop I have one movie in .avi format and I want to watch in my tv
[01:37] <RHorse> yassine_ read the man page. man ssh-keygen. It explains everything
[01:37] <pyro2927> can anyone suggest a good vnc server that isn't vino
[01:37] <Some_Person> How many lines is Terminal?
[01:37] <yassine_> fccf,thank you
[01:37] <pyro2927> that I can use to access my :0 display
[01:37] <nicklas_> quake live time
[01:38] <Random774> fccf: darn. so, after I install it, I will enter that command, add Vista like it shows me to, then uninstall Ubuntu? How do I uninstall? The "delete partition" method?
[01:38] <sebsebseb> QPrime: yeah that's what I thought,  md5sum or the other one to check the ISO is good,  and  the CD check to  see if the CD is good
[01:38] <weff> 你们都是外国人？
[01:38] <sebsebseb> !cn |  weff
[01:38] <felipe__> How can I change the language of my system. I cant write, for example, "e" cute, or A with ~
[01:39] <sebsebseb> felipe__: right click on the panal
[01:39] <sebsebseb> flipp: say you want to add something to it, add the language thingey
[01:39] <heogen> say me a program like convertodvd but not devede that a can to convert .avi to dvd please
[01:39] <sebsebseb> flipp: go into it's settings  set up your other language, and have one as default, and then you can switch between on the panal
[01:39] <IdleOne> !locale | felipe_
[01:39] <keres> hello, i seem to have a problem with my screen resolution on the latest ubuntu i downloaded today. I set my resolution to 1280x1024 (native) manually with xserver, but it doesn't stretch the pixels to my screen. it instead puts an 800x600 box in the screen and i have to pan around to reach other parts of my screen.
[01:39] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, hmm ... unfortunatly i'm not that familliar with the ubuntu runlevel system, so an init 3 at the console might bring you to console mode without X. Other than that killing the X-Server (with 'killall X') should kill gnome too. But the display-manager might simply start gnome again. So you ahve to try which methord works.
[01:40] <fccf> Random774: please explain what you are trying to do? you don't want ubuntu on the computer, but you want to boot windows with grub??? sounds crazy
[01:40] <IdleOne> sebsebseb: the language thingey?
[01:40] <sebsebseb> IdleOne: yeah not sure what the name is
[01:41] <stlsaint> whats the cmd to copy contents from a cd to a dir on the desktop???
[01:41] <sebsebseb> IdleOne: and can't be bothered enough to look
[01:41] <sebsebseb> IdleOne: or then again  might as well quickly
[01:41] <felipe__> sebsebseb, lol
[01:41] <IdleOne> sebsebseb: the Character palette I belive is what you mean
[01:41] <felipe__> sebsebseb, ok. will look for it here.
[01:41] <sebsebseb> IdleOne  felipe__  keyboard indicator
[01:42] <IdleOne> hmmm ok
[01:42] <felipe__> sebsebseb, ok.
[01:42] <sebsebseb> felipe__: that's really  for if you want to use keys such as öäå  for example and your on an English keyboard
[01:43] <felipe__> sebsebseb, Ok.
[01:43] <tecnobrunner> socorro
[01:43] <fccf> felipe__: in system>perferences>keyboard
[01:43] <felipe__> sebsebseb, Ok. but, my ubuntu is Portuguese. But it cant write ~, ' "
[01:44] <myron> I have a discrepancy on my computer with free space. Left clicking on a folder and going to properties reports that I only have 113 GB free. The total size of the partition is 184 GB, which means that I must have used 70 GB. I went into disk usage analyzer and added all of the used space of my folders together with the exception of mnt which contains the mount points for extra hard drives. I am only coming up with about 54 GB Used. I am
[01:44] <myron> apparently missing 16 GB or my computer is wrongly applying some of the used space from my extra hard drives to my main hard drive. Any thoughts?
[01:44] <sebsebseb> felipe__: ok yes what I said then
[01:44] <sebsebseb> felipe__: you add portugal to it
[01:44] <tecnobrunner> ola
[01:44] <stlsaint> whats the cmd to copy contents from a cd to a dir on the desktop???
[01:45] <tecnobrunner> alguem fala portugues
[01:45] <IdleOne> !pt
[01:45] <sebsebseb> felipe__:   what fccf  said is the same program, however  what I said,  is  so you can switch between two differnet keyboard layouts  on your panal
[01:45] <myron> stlsaint: cp should work
[01:45] <tecnobrunner> como acessar comunidade local
[01:45] <stlsaint> i know but  i need the full cmd...ie sudo cp.....
[01:45] <felipe__> sebsebseb, looking for it. but i'm not finding any of the two ways
[01:46] <felipe__> tecnobrunner, abra uma janela comigo
[01:46] <stlsaint> i need to take contents from the cd to a dir on desktop
[01:46] <vinpan> hello i was on hrs ago
[01:46] <sebsebseb> felipe__: right click the panal and then add to panal,  and it should be available
[01:46] <Random774> fccf: sorry. I messed up my origional Ubuntu installation, which was alongside Windows vista.. I then proceeded to delete it by erasing its partition. Now, I get the Grub Loading error 22 when I try to boot what should theoretically be a single boot system with Windows VIsta on it.. If I insert my ubuntu disk, it allows me to open a LiveCD session without installing, which is what I did to do this in order to recieve help. I 
[01:46] <vinpan> got the 8.4 installed
[01:46] <arand> I want to link a file to a detectable/writable (by unetbootin) /dev/sd?# (loop# won't do), possible? where to seek more info?
[01:46] <sebsebseb> felipe__: as well as  what fccf   said in your menu
[01:46] <myron> stlsaint: does your user have cd access?
[01:46] <stlsaint> yep
[01:47] <fccf> myron: couple of things, disk usage analyzer may not be counting things like .trash ... it may also be calculating things differently, see gibibyte and gigabite on wikipedia
[01:47] <vinpan> i have a question?
[01:47] <sebsebseb> !ask |  vinpan
[01:47] <myron> stlsaint: have you tried dragging the files from nautilus to your desktop?
[01:47] <Tecumseh> i'm reburning at 8x do you think that would work??
[01:47] <IdleOne> felipe_: right click on the top panel ( where the time is ) then Add to panel and select keyboard indicator. Right click on the new panel launcher and select preferences and add portuguese
[01:47] <vinpan> ok i downloadwd and istalled 8.4 and there is no menu on the left side
[01:47] <fccf> Random774: and you want to go back and just have a windows machine?
[01:48] <stlsaint> yes but as a learning tip i want to copy contents via terminal
[01:48] <Tecumseh> anyone have a link to a really good dual boot tutorial?
[01:48] <vinpan> do i have to download the updates to get the menu?
[01:48] <RHorse> vinpan not surprising seeing as there is no 8.40
[01:48] <Tecumseh> i'm running vista and want ubuntu as a secondary
[01:49] <myron> stlsaint: all of the contents can be copied with cp -r (from this dir) (To this dir)
[01:49] <felipe__> sebsebseb, "'aããã~aããããã.. now I can write the charapters, but it messed up with the keyboard layout
[01:49] <Declination> Tecumseh. It is pretty straight forward, the installation will handle resizing and side by side installations for you
[01:49] <vinpan> well 8.04
[01:49] <myron> stlsaint: you shouldn't need to use sudo unless your user does not have complete access to the cd
[01:49] <Random774> fccf: to start with, yes. ultimatly I will add a Linux OS, but I only have a few hours to fix this problem, so... lets keep it simple and say yes, all I want is Windows.
[01:49] <QPrime> Tecumseh: you can quite happily dualboot vista and Ubuntu
[01:49] <Tecumseh> would u recommend installation from within windows or as a boot disk?
[01:49] <gsker> hey! I've bot a xen setup on 8.04 LTS and I like it a lot.  Does anyone know where the discussion is happening that excludes the xen kernels from later versions of Ubuntu?  (Why isn't there a  linux-xen in 9.04 -- will it be in 9.10 -- who's talking about it?
[01:49] <weff> #linux
[01:49] <Tecumseh> and qprime i'm reburning it at 8x speed to maybe make it less of a chance to be corrupt
[01:50] <QPrime> Tecumseh: The installer should handle installation of grub and give you menu item for Vista.
[01:50] <fccf> Random774: use windows recovery environment to restore windows boot loader... more help in ##windows
[01:50] <stlsaint> well without the sudo...sorry...force of habbit
[01:50] <peepsalot> is there a gui app for benchmarking hdd performance?
[01:50] <Tecumseh> i keep running into a irq #9 error as well
[01:50] <RHorse> vinpan I suspect your setup files are corrupt. But someone who uses GD
[01:50] <QPrime> Tecumseh: test a test show it was a bad burn?  also if you want to be really careful a check of the iso file with MD5 or SHA would be a good idea
[01:51] <Tecumseh> k
[01:51] <RHorse> vinpan who uses GDM would be better able to answer
[01:51] <vinpan> well 8.04 is installed but no menu in the bar do i have to install the updates to get it?
[01:51] <QPrime> Tecumseh: irq 9 is a cascade irq for the PC... you really should nt have issues with it unless you have old ISA cards AND PCI cards fighting over it.
[01:51] <vinpan> so it should of loaded?
[01:51] <QPrime> PCI can share IRQs
[01:52] <Tecumseh> well
[01:52] <Tecumseh> when i tried to install opensuse it stopped at "irq #9 corrupt" and in ubuntu it says "irq #9 device not ready"
[01:52] <vinpan> i checked the cd and it is fine no errors
[01:52] <gsker> no?  No comments on Xen and Ubuntu?
[01:52] <sebsebseb> felipe__: you can set up your kekyboard as well, not just the language
[01:52] <IdleOne> gsker: try #ubuntu+1 perhaps
[01:53] <QPrime> Tecumseh: check your BIOS and see how IRQ 9 is assigned... what might be using it... do you have any ISA cards in that PC
[01:53] <gsker> IdleOne: thanks.  I'll try that.
[01:53] <RHorse> vinpan try sudo dpkg-reconfigure ubuntu-desktop
[01:53] <felipe__> Yes. But, when I setted up the language, the layout was wrong. now i setted up the layout and i cant write a~ again
[01:53] <Motumbo> salve a tutti
[01:53] <Tecumseh> not sure
[01:53] <felipe__> sebsebseb,  Yes. But, when I setted up the language, the layout was wrong. now i setted up the layout and i cant write a~ again
[01:53] <Tecumseh> its toshiba laptop
[01:54] <QPrime> Tecumseh: are you familiar with your BIOS setup utility?
[01:54] <sebsebseb> !keyboard |  felipe__
[01:54] <myron> stlsaint: cp /location/file /destination/file
[01:54] <sebsebseb> felipe__: I guess your just going to have to play with it a bit, untill you have it correct
[01:54] <vinpan> how i do that?
[01:54] <sebsebseb> !shorcuts
[01:54] <myron> fccf: disk usage analyzer should find all other files and trash is completely empty
[01:54] <felipe__> sebsebseb, I found. It's ok now. You have to change both at the same time.
[01:54] <sebsebseb> !shortcuts
[01:55] <RHorse> !names | vinpan
[01:55] <felipe__> sebsebseb, thank you a lot
[01:55] <stlsaint> myron, tried but go nothing...maybe im doing it wrong...i will check again...thanks for your help
[01:55] <sebsebseb> felipe__: both of what?
[01:55] <RHorse> vinpan type it
[01:55] <felipe__> sebsebseb, layout and language
[01:55] <sebsebseb> felipe__: yes that sounds right
[01:55] <myron> stlsaint: what is the exact command you are using?
[01:55] <vinpan> theres no were to type it
[01:55] <RHorse> vinpan in a console (alt-F2)
[01:56] <sebsebseb> felipe__: no problem
[01:56] <felipe__> sebsebseb, if you set one apply, then get back and change the other, the first one back to the original value
[01:56] <vinpan> ill try it
[01:56] <Motumbo> !list
[01:56] <sebsebseb> felipe__: yeah I  have set  it up so I can do the öää  a few times now
[01:56] <fccf> !factoids | Motumbo
[01:57] <kudi> what is the clock code for 12 hour time
[01:57] <RHorse> vinpan. you have to drop to a console ctrl-alt-F1 and get back to desktop with ctrl-alt-F7
[01:57] <myron> fccf: I just checked again, I am only missing 10 gigs
[01:58] <stlsaint> myron, cp /media/cdrom/* /home/name/desktop/dir
[01:58] <keres_> hello, i am having trouble setting my resolution to 1280x1024. I tried editing xorg.conf but it still won't work.
[01:58] <QPrime> Tecumseh: if you have a hardware issue (even just a config issue - not just broken hardware), that can certainly cause an install fail... considering two distros have complained about a device they think is in irq9 not responding I'd say you need to check your laptops BIOS to see if there is something there that may be assigned to irq9 that should not be)
[01:58] <fccf> myron: are you accounting for your swap partition?
[01:58] <vinpan> do i type along with it ubuntu-desktop
[01:58] <ritztech> is there something i can do get enhance my graphics perfromance or xserver
[01:59] <vinpan> sudo dpkg-reconfigure ubuntu-desktop all of that right?
[01:59] <keres_> my model of screen is detected as CRT-0 but i have an lcd
[01:59] <myron> fccf: swap space is on another partition, I am not accounting for that because I am not looking at the total size of my hard drive, just the main partition of it
[01:59] <aeiah> keres: can you detail your video card / driver info?
[01:59] <keres_> aeiah: 9800gt. I installed the driver ubuntu said i should.
[01:59] <WilliamC2> Yeah, it's still not better, FenRod
[02:00] <RHorse> vinpan type ctrl-alt-F1, and type sudo dpkg-reconfigure ubuntu-desktop then type ctrl-alt-F7 to return to desktop. If it's not fixed restart the desktop by quitting and restarting.
[02:00] <aleron6> can anbody here help find my video card drivers
[02:00] <dantonic> Running Ubuntu 9.04, after using the suspend function, I lose network/internet capabilities.  Anyone know of a solution? haven't been able to find one.
[02:00] <aleron6> cause  im really lost
[02:00] <RHorse> vinpan right
[02:00] <myron> stlsaint: try " cp -R /media/cdrom /home/name/desktop/dir "
[02:01] <aeiah> ive got an older nvidia card but obviously they should be pretty similar. are you trying to change things through nvidia-settings?
[02:01] <myron> stlsaint: you have to use the -R it tells the command to copy the entire contents of the folder (Recursive)
[02:01] <keres> aeiah: yes i was. I also tried editing xorg.conf manually, but that was ineffective
[02:02] <Pytlask> Is anyone aware of why a DVD would not be detected in the drive?
[02:02] <myron> stlsaint: you can also try " man cp " for other ways to use the cp command
[02:02] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, any errormessages in dmesg? What does the X server-log say when started with -verbose 4 and -logverbose 4?
[02:02] <Laruft> if i rm -r a folder, anyway I can get it back?  wastebin seems empty in dolphin
[02:02] <quizme> can i say "apt-get install *.deb" ?
[02:02] <juls> which  Blluetooth do I buy to work properly with ubuntu???
[02:02] <quizme> does that install the .deb file ?
[02:02] <IdleOne> Laruft: pretty much gone for good
[02:03] <Laruft> hmm thought so
[02:03] <biovore> quizme: sudo dpkg -i "file.deb"
[02:03] <quizme> biovore thanks
[02:03] <Zachk18> sudo dpkg -i <package name>
[02:03] <Laruft> IdleOne i just installed firefox 3.5 and deleted the current firefox in my home folder
[02:03] <stlsaint> myron, thanks
[02:03] <Laruft> seem to have lost bookmarks
[02:03] <myron> stlsaint: no problem
[02:03] <Davide> Does anyone know of this issue:  loss of lan after coming out of a suspend?
[02:03] <aeiah> keres: ive gotta go. if you havent been doing so already, make sure you launch nvidia-settings as root, ie 'gksu nvidia-settings' so it actually saves changes to xorg.
[02:03] <IdleOne> Laruft: reinstall it with synaptic
[02:04] <biovore> Laruft: you answered you own question.. "deleted the current firefox in my home folder"
[02:04] <IdleOne> Laruft: bookmarks will be gone yes
[02:04] <Laruft> doh
[02:04] <fccf> Laruft: you might find stuff left over in ~/.firefox ... make sure to show hidden files
[02:04] <Lenin_Cat> is there a command line alterntive to update manager
[02:05] <IdleOne> Lenin_Cat: apt-get update/upgrade
[02:05] <Laruft> .mozilla is all i see
[02:05] <Lenin_Cat> IdleOne, yes but how do I make it alert me when I need to do that
[02:05] <myron> fccf: in other words  my main hard drive is 200 GB, main partition = 184.15 GB, nautilus reports that I should have used 70 GB. disk usage analyzer reports that I should have only used 59 GB
[02:05] <fccf> Laruft: perhaps, i don't think so though
[02:06] <IdleOne> Lenin_Cat: the command line wont alert you about updates. I usually run apt-get update and upgrade daily
[02:06] <myron> fccf: I am just concerned that some of the space used on other hard drives may be applied to my main hard drive
[02:06] <Lenin_Cat> IdleOne, yes is there a systme tray program to alert you and when you click it, it simply brings up a terminal running the apt-get update command
[02:07] <IdleOne> Lenin_Cat: there may be. don't know of any
[02:07] <FelipeJ_> !keyboard
[02:07] <fccf> myron: not sure ... you arn't hurting for space
[02:08] <vinpan> nothen worked
[02:08] <myron> fccf: not at all, just making sure that there isn't a bug here
[02:08] <RHorse> vinpan hit alt-F2 and type: gnome-panel
[02:09] <IXI> yes, there's people here
[02:09] <IXI> anyone not afk?
[02:09] <Lenin_Cat> RHorse, can you create a hotkey for gnome-terminal>
[02:09] <IdleOne> !ask | IXI
[02:09] <RHorse> Lenin_Cat sure
[02:09] <IXI> alright, thanks, Does anyone having a working DLink-WUA2340 network adapter?
[02:10] <what_if> I have the module evbug blacklisted, but my system still loads it. How can I discover what loaded the module ?
[02:10] <kudi> whats the correct symbol for 12 hour clock
[02:10] <Lenin_Cat> IXI, have you tried ndiswrapper
[02:10] <Pytlask> Does anybody know why Ubuntu would fail to detect a DVD in the drive?
[02:10] <fccf> myron: use the df command to see a better representation of how it is seeing what it is seeing
[02:10] <myron> fccf: its not that big of a deal to be missing 10 GB, but on 4 TB systems that would equate to 200 GB which is alot of missing space....
[02:10] <vinpan> and hit run or run with file or run in terminal
[02:10] <IXI> Yeah, compiled manually, also from deb, been on the forums for probably a total of 30 or so hours in the past few days
[02:11] <RHorse> vinpan just run
[02:11] <kudi> currently i have H% and thats 24 hr
[02:11] <kudi> %H*
[02:11] <IXI> I'm on my vista partition to use the internet at the moment
[02:11] <vinpan> nope nothen
[02:11] <Lenin_Cat> IXI, I would just exange it for a linksys compact usb wireless adapter
[02:11] <Lenin_Cat> it works out of the box
[02:12] <Lenin_Cat> at least 1.0 dose
[02:12] <RHorse> vinpan I would try restarting and retry typing gnome-panel again, before panicking. :)
[02:12] <Lenin_Cat> I dont know about 2.0
[02:12] <vinpan> ok lol
[02:12] <IXI> Bought it rather long ago, I don't have the receipt anymore
[02:12] <IdleOne> IXI: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7369539
[02:12] <phoenixhouse> woohoo installation was a success! The winning combination: 1 1gb boot partition, 32gb root "/", 5gb swap, 84GB Snow Leopard partition, and a few other unimportant partitions for other stuff...both Snow Leopard and 64-bit Jaunty are installed and working! Thanks for all your help, denizens of the ubuntu IRC chaN, you are greatly appreciated by me
[02:12] <drygrain> LOL i am cooling my overheating laptop with an icepack :D
[02:13] <IXI> and I don;t have money for a new wireless card right now, won't for a bit unfortunately
[02:13] <fccf> IXI: what kind of card do you have?
[02:13] <IdleOne> kudi perhaps %h instead of H
[02:13] <IXI> DLink WUA-2340
[02:13] <myron> fccf: df and gparted both report that I should have 122 GB free
[02:14] <kudi> idleOne: that got me the month
[02:14] <IXI> fccf: DLink WUA-2340
[02:14] <myron> fccf: do you know how nautilus gets its data on space by chance?
[02:14] <IdleOne> kudi: lol h = month? makes sense
[02:15] <jennie_alex> how can i create a protected folder?
[02:15] <jennie_alex> or protected directory
[02:15] <patrickc> Does Ubuntu come with an IDE for software developers?
[02:16] <quizme> http://pastie.org/609122
[02:16] <fccf> myron: however nautilus is also counting the available space in /var/run /var/lock /dev and etc....
[02:16] <vinpan> nope still nothen
[02:16] <vinpan> it says software updates are available
[02:16] <vinpan> lol
[02:16] <IXI> fccf: DLink WUA-2340
[02:17] <IdleOne> IXI: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7369539 take a look at this
[02:17] <quizme> http://pastie.org/609122  <--- there is no libltdl3 package for jaunty.  it's already on 7 which I have.... so what should i do ?
[02:17] <trgbeck> So is Super OS Better then Ubuntu
[02:17] <fccf> !best
[02:17] <thowland> patrickc: dozens. what language are you using?
[02:17] <IdleOne> trgbeck: #ubuntu-offtopic to discuss which OS is better
[02:17] <fccf> trgbeck: super OS is a derevitave of ubuntu and is not supported here
[02:18] <trgbeck>  is there irc channel then for SOS
[02:18] <IXI> Can anyone help with a DLink WUA-2340 usb adapter?
[02:18] <tomatopasteb0g> quick question, if i install the new nvidia drivers (190) in ubuntu do i need new kernel headers ?
[02:18] <KB1JWQ> Is 7.04 EOL?
[02:18] <fccf> IXI: see link from IdleOne
[02:18] <IdleOne> !7.04
[02:18] <quizme> http://pastie.org/609122  <--- there is no libltdl3 package for jaunty.  it's already on 7 which I have.... so what should i do ?
[02:18] <edbian> KB1JWQ: What does EOL stand for?
[02:18] <KB1JWQ> IdleOne: Thanks. :-)
[02:18] <IdleOne> KB1JWQ: yes
[02:19] <IdleOne> np
[02:19] <KB1JWQ> edbian: End of Life
[02:19] <edbian> KB1JWQ: yeah I caught it.
[02:19] <jordanwb> I'm trying to open a video in Gnome Subtitles but it keeps telling me that the video file is not supported. VLC says the video is "DX50" How do I get GS to open the video?
[02:19] <KB1JWQ> IdleOne: Thought it was, but then I just encountered one in a production environment.
[02:19] <fccf> KB1JWQ: CQ CQ
[02:19] <vinpan> should i reinstall it?
[02:19] <RHorse> fccf lid
[02:19] <dotblank> hey run "dpkg-query -l | wc -l" and lets see who has the most packages
[02:19] <IXI> Fccf: IdleOne: I am using the 1.4 drivers already, I've been to that thread
[02:20] <quizme> KB1JWQ what does AOL stand for ?
[02:20] <KB1JWQ> quizme: Please keep to topic.
[02:20] <IdleOne> !ot > dotblank
[02:20] <IXI> I think I've probably been to almost every wireless adapter help page and also started a thread .. but there hasn't really been any 'action' on it
[02:20] <Mylisto> how can I mount a win vista harddrive in ubuntu live cd?
[02:20] <Pytlask> IS anyone aware of a reason DVDs would not be detected?
[02:20] <edbian> Mylisto: PM me :)
[02:21] <fccf> IXI: the other option is ndiswrapper ... using the windows driver
[02:21] <myron> fccf: thanks for the help, I also found a post on ubuntu forums that explains the difference, but I saw how the df command doesn't include /var/lock etc. in the main partition's used and available space...
[02:21] <IXI> I'm using ndiswrapper with the 1.4 windows driver
[02:21] <RHorse> vinpan reboot
[02:21] <IXI> fccf: I'm using ndiswrapper with the 1.4 windows driver
[02:21] <fccf> IXI: follow this instruction https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[02:21] <RHorse> vinpan the easy before the hard. ;)
[02:22] <sirCAKE> hi. I formatted my hard drive(Win7 RC) and installed Ubuntu. I just realized I formatted over some important-ish files. Is there some way to recover these?
[02:22] <IXI> fccf: that's actually the last thing I did, ended up uninstallnig ndiswrapper and compiling it manually, and still no luck
[02:22] <fccf> IXI; did you remember to blacklist the other drivers
[02:22] <IXI> yes
[02:22] <IXI> fccf: yes*
[02:22] <vinpan> i did reboot
[02:22] <rod_> Question: if I want to write a (bash?) script to log in to a website on firefox every 12 hours, how would I go about doing that?
[02:22] <Laruft> IdleOne: trying to figure out if i have lost my bookmarks, or if i just didnt have any.   I appear to still have browser history lol
[02:23] <danbhfive> sirCAKE: I've tried to find out if that is true, and AFAIK it is not
[02:23] <rod_> Rather, what would be a good resource?
[02:23] <aleron6> can anybody here help my find linux drivers for my video card
[02:23] <IXI> fccf: b43, b43legacy, and ssb .. using rmmod they werent in /proc/modules so i added them to the blacklist and rebooted
[02:23] <aleron6> i need help
[02:24] <fccf> IXI: b43 is for broadcom ... not D-link
[02:24] <sirCAKE> danbhfive, do you mean it isn't possible?
[02:24] <danbhfive> aleron6: what card is it?
[02:24] <IXI> fccf: yes but most threads said to disable it, so I did anyway
[02:24] <danbhfive> sirCAKE: correct, I couldnt figure it out
[02:24] <toshiba> note to self .. remove cd before removing cdrom
[02:24] <aleron6> intel 82815 graphics controller
[02:25] <fccf> IXI: b43 won't load if there isn't hardware for it ... .. sorry I have to go it is getting hot in here
[02:25] <IXI> ouch
[02:25] <aleron6> its a prrettu y complex situation
[02:25] <IXI> fccf: well thanks for trying
[02:25] <IXI> think i may have to just stick with windows :/
[02:25] <AussieGuy> what would be a way I could make an on the fly, ubuntu system that I could connect to any computer, so I can use it to image that computers disks using linux tools?
[02:25] <fccf> IXI: I am at starbucks and some young girl is yelling into her phone
[02:25] <vinpan> restart again then what?
[02:25] <AussieGuy> usb hard drive?
[02:25] <IXI> fccf: haha, gotta love annoying people ;-)
[02:26] <fccf> AussieGuy: load ubuntu to a persistant usb drive ... or a usb harddrive
[02:26] <IdleOne> !usb | AussieGuy and take a look at !remaster also
[02:27] <dreamborn> is there a way to bridge connections in ubuntu?
[02:27] <IXI> I'm going to tinker with ubuntu and see what happens, I'll be baqck in a few
[02:27] <IXI> thanks
[02:27] <QPrime> IXI: Intel Etherexpress Pros are cheap! :)
[02:27] <dsdeiz> my laptop boots from grub to x in like a minute. is there a way to minimize that? :(
[02:27] <dsdeiz> there are services that run that I don't need e.g. cupsd
[02:27] <dsdeiz> and other things I'm not familiar with
[02:28] <fccf> dsdeiz: will you ever want to print?
[02:28] <dsdeiz> fccf: no
[02:28] <danbhfive> dsdeiz: maybe you could install bootchart and see exactly what is taking up the time
[02:28]  * shamm is in the pickle, used NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-185.18.31-pkg2.run to reinstall nvidia, now while running gdm, it went into eternal loop telling me that configuration file is incorrect, I asked it to create a new file, then asked it to use backup file, then asked it to use default (Geneic) config -- couldn't get out of that loop.
[02:28] <dsdeiz> bootchart?
[02:28] <shamm> I'm in console right now and I am running nvidia card
[02:28] <fccf> dsdeiz: uninstall cups
[02:28] <shamm> 7600 GoForce
[02:29] <dsdeiz> danbhfive: hmm, sounds nice.. i actually remove 'quiet' from /boot/grub.menu to see what's taking so long to boot
[02:29] <RHorse> vinpan try creating a new user and logging in with that user.
[02:29] <shamm> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G70 [GeForce Go 7600] (rev a1)
[02:29] <dsdeiz> fccf: ok. also the apache and mysql servers. can i disable them from boot and just start them the time I need them?
[02:30] <dreamborn> is there a way to bridge connections in ubuntu?
[02:30] <vinpan> how u make a new user
[02:31] <charlie_> command adduser
[02:32] <kudi> whats that color chooser applet called? not th ekde one
[02:32] <RHorse> vinpan open a gnome-terminal and type sudo adduser. Make up a name and a password then quit X or reboot and log in as new user.
[02:32] <danbhfive> shamm: I had that issue.  For me, it was a bad install.  I needed to redo my media
[02:32] <|JZ|> i cant get flash to work on firefox
[02:32] <charlie_> i don't remember use man adduser for new users
[02:32] <burntresistor> is there a gui program thats helps me manage iptables
[02:32] <edbian> burntresistor: firestarter
[02:32] <edbian> !firstarter
[02:32] <burntresistor> thanks
[02:32] <thowland> !flash | |JZ|
[02:32] <edbian> !firestarter
[02:32] <|JZ|> sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[02:32] <|JZ|> Reading package lists... Done
[02:32] <|JZ|> Building dependency tree
[02:32] <|JZ|> Reading state information... Done
[02:32] <|JZ|> flashplugin-nonfree is already the newest version.
[02:32] <|JZ|> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[02:32] <FloodBot3> |JZ|: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:33] <|JZ|> http://paste.ubuntu.com/266946/
[02:34] <danbhfive> aleron6: is it a laptop?
[02:34] <FelpsJ> clear
[02:34] <vinpan> so i entered a name
[02:34] <arand> |JZ|: start synaptic package manager, search for "flash" remove everything except flshplugin-installer and apply. < Try that.
[02:34] <shamm> how do I restart X server?
[02:34] <dreamborn> is there a way to bridge connections in ubuntu?
[02:35] <|JZ|> arand:  ok
[02:35] <vinpan> and it says bad command
[02:35] <FelpsJ> is there any way to get my processor temperature in xubuntu?
[02:35] <thowland> shamm: log out and log back in is easiest
[02:35] <rww> !lm-sensors | FelpsJ
[02:35] <shamm> thowland: ok
[02:35] <FelpsJ> rww, thank you
[02:36] <etalli> Hello. Were I to attempt install of Ubuntu on my Intel C2 Duo MacBook Pro, which version of Ubuntu should I use: 32-bit or 64-bit
[02:36] <shamm> thowland: when I logged out -- it is still stuck in X server just background showing...
[02:37] <rww> etalli: The Core 2 Duo can run either 32-bit or 64-bit. How much memory do you have?
[02:37] <dsdeiz> also the apache and mysql servers. can i disable them from boot and just start them the time I need them? <- so, anyone? :)
[02:37] <thowland> shamm, hit ctrl-alt-backspace
[02:37] <etalli> rww: 3GB.
[02:37] <dsdeiz> through the terminal btw
[02:37] <vinpan> i cant add a user it says bad command
[02:37] <jennie_alex> how can i create a protected directory?
[02:37] <shamm> thowland: didn't work either.
[02:37] <jordanwb> I'm trying to open a video in Gnome Subtitles but it keeps telling me that the video file is not supported. VLC says the video is "DX50" How do I get GS to open the video?
[02:37] <|JZ|> arand: still doesnt work
[02:38] <rww> etalli: 32-bit should be able to address all your memory, then, so it really doesn't matter which you use. May as well go with 32-bit, since more people have it.
[02:38] <thowland> shamm, then your machine is hung. hit ctrl-alt-f1 and log in, then run sudo /sbin/shutdown -r now
[02:38] <thowland> shamm, if that doesn't work, hit ctrl-alt-del and try and reboot
[02:38] <rww> thowland, shamm: Ctrl-Alt-Backspace is disabled by default in Jaunty, hence (I assume) it not working.
[02:38] <rww> !dontzap
[02:38] <arand> |JZ|: you've restarted firefox, and youtube don't work still?
[02:38] <shamm> thowland: I'm in console already, trying to configure xserver
[02:39] <shamm> thanks rww
[02:39] <newser> hello, I am having problems with my distribution. I have the latest version 9.04 and it freezes eventually and I have to restart my laptop by pressing the on/off switch for 5secs. I think my problem is firefox. Is there a lighter webbrowser?
[02:39] <RHorse> vinpan do you have a panel?
[02:39] <etalli> rww: I, of course, have heard of the highly-publicised benefits of Snow Leopard's 64-bit rewrite, and this leads me to believe 64-bit to be an upgrade from 32-bit. Is this not the case?
[02:39] <|JZ|> arand: yes i restarted firefox and youtube still does not work i uninstalled everythingw with flash then did  sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree Download done. Flash Plugin installed.
[02:39] <|JZ|> still doesnt work
[02:40] <Prodego> etalli: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/64-bit#32_vs_64_bit
[02:40] <thowland> newser, try opera or google chrome
[02:40] <vinpan> nope and it says its running
[02:40] <etalli> Thank you all, and good [morning|afternoon|evening|night] :)
[02:40] <Prodego> I thought chrome was still windows only
[02:40] <rww> etalli: I have a Core 2 Quad and have used 32-bit and 64-bit. With the exception of some distributed computing work I do, I haven't noticed any difference in speed. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=765428 might be informative.
[02:40] <RHorse> vinpan no panel at all?
[02:41] <arand> |JZ|: Try installing flashplugin-installer instead.
[02:41] <vinpan> nope
[02:41] <thowland> prodego, there's an early beta out, I'm using it, works very well
[02:41] <Prodego> a chrome beta or still chromium
[02:41] <Prodego> ?
[02:41] <newser> my cpu goes from 55% to 11% when I close firefox. Is it too power consuming?
[02:41] <thowland> prodego: http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel
[02:41] <adam> 64 BIT VERSION IS FASTER THAN 32  ON 4 CORE PC ?
[02:41] <rabidweezle> If I want *real* light browser I use links2 (with links2 -g)
[02:41] <RHorse> vinpan in a terminal type sudo killall -9 gnome-panel. Then type gnome-panel
[02:41]  * shamm looks at adam
[02:42] <newser> thowland, is google chrome in synaptic?
[02:42] <vinpan> im restarting again if it dont work ill reinstall it
[02:42] <thowland> newser, nope
[02:42] <adam> good evening
[02:42] <dsdeiz> can i like use update-rc.d?
[02:42] <vinpan> k ill try
[02:42] <Tecumseh> qprime you here?
[02:42] <shamm> 64 bit puts more instructions than 32 bit -- not just faster.
[02:42] <QPrime> Tecumseh: yup
[02:42] <Prodego> thowland: thanks
[02:42] <Tecumseh> guess what
[02:42] <|JZ|> arand: i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/266946/
[02:42] <danbhfive> newser: if you are running javascript or flash, that can take up cpu
[02:42] <Tecumseh> i'm in ubuntu finally :)
[02:43] <adam> ok...so what is better ?
[02:43] <QPrime> Tecumseh: Yay!
[02:43] <QPrime> Tecumseh: you will enjoy it :)
[02:43] <Tecumseh> i already do
[02:43] <Tecumseh> my machine has never been this quiet
[02:43] <|JZ|> arand: i mean http://paste.ubuntu.com/266951/
[02:43] <arand> |JZ|: that's still for trying to install -nonfree ...
[02:43] <shamm> adam: for current needs, use 32bits
[02:43] <Tecumseh> this is great
[02:43] <rabidweezle> shamm: 64 bit is not for everyone yet thanks to many software developers not supporting 64-bit properly :( But if you have 4 gig of ram or more, it's definatly required. (It should be the standard by now you would think)
[02:43] <rww> adam: I've noticed no appreciable difference between the two on my Core 2 Quad.
[02:43] <shamm> adam: for compatibility reasons --
[02:44] <shamm>  rabidweezle I agree.
[02:44] <adam> ok
[02:44] <Tecumseh> so how do i make sure i register this name so i can keep it to myself?
[02:44] <rww> !register | Tecumseh
[02:44] <newser> danbhfive, I think its flash. I cannot see youtube videos after having my pc on for more than 5 or 6 hrs. the videos start freezing and the computer freezes
[02:44] <arand> |JZ|: ah right, hmm, then I'm not really sure, checked that "swfdec-something is removed"?
[02:44] <danbhfive> newser: maybe a cooling issue?
[02:44] <newser> anyone experienced with flash problems in firefox that can help me solve them?
[02:45] <vinpan> ]tryed it it still says a panel is alredy running
[02:45] <QPrime> Tecumseh: Like I said in the PM its a very different Kernel with a very un-windows way of dealing with caching/scheduling etc... :)
[02:45] <adam> i uninstal nvidia because i lost second monitor...where i can download version 190 nvidia drivers?
[02:45] <|JZ|> arand: swfdec-gnome & -mozilla is not installed
[02:45] <newser> danbhfive, hmm probably. Is there any app that can tell me the temp on my system?
[02:45] <RHorse> vinpan type sudo adduser and follow the prompts. Then log in as new user. Otherwise delete .gnome .gnome2 and .gconf directories in your home dir and restart desktop
[02:45] <|JZ|> arand: i am running firefox 3.5
[02:45] <rabidweezle> adam: www.nvidia.com goto beta drivers section
[02:46] <kahen> newser: "sudo apt-get install lm-sensors && sudo sensors-detect" in a terminal
[02:46] <Tecumseh> dang my name is already registered
[02:46] <adam> ok thank You
[02:46] <WilliamC2> There is something off with my video driver
[02:46] <rww> !lm-sensors | newser
[02:47] <vinpan> i did and i put username in and it said command not found
[02:47] <Tecumseh> qprime i added you to buddies k
[02:47] <newser> kahen, danbhfive, rww, Thanks
[02:48] <adam> Linux is cool.... after 3 day of using  i see that ,,and you are cool all people here..thanks to all !!!!!!
[02:49] <rabidweezle> np adam, come back again if you need more help :)
[02:49] <shamm> =)
[02:49] <adam> :)
[02:49] <arand> |JZ|: okay, you could try installing it manually by getting the libflashplayer.so file (from adobe) and add it to ~/.mozilla/plugins/
[02:49] <vinpan> fuck it i formatting again
[02:49] <vinpan> thx for ur help
[02:49] <rww> !ohmy > vinpan (Please see the private message from the bot)
[02:50] <rabidweezle> vinpan: what was your problem? I didn't see your question?
[02:50] <vinpan> sorry im getting mad lol\
[02:50] <RHorse> rabidweezle he can't get a panel to show up on his DT
[02:50] <rabidweezle> DT?
[02:51] <vinpan> the task bar ant showing
[02:51] <arand> |JZ|: and remove the flashplugin-installer package when doing that as well
[02:51] <vinpan> no menu bar or anything
[02:51] <adam> i feel like my life is to short for learn all about..or maybe somwhere is good education program???
[02:51] <rabidweezle> ahh, did it get removed your your bottom panel? or is the entire panel gone from the bottom?
[02:51] <vinpan> i cant make a new user name it wont let me
[02:52] <vinpan> bottom
[02:52] <rabidweezle> adam: I suggest perhaps the ubuntu books
[02:52] <rabidweezle> adam: also linux secrets/linux for dummies are what I used like 10 years ago to learn
[02:52] <vinpan> im going to reformat and see what  happens
[02:52] <vinpan> thxs
[02:52] <rabidweezle> adam: maybe you can find ebooks out there :)
[02:52] <bro> hi. which is best? the flash player from Adobe or flashplugin-nonfree? i installed the original one from Adobe, but flash is kinda choppy
[02:53] <RHorse> vinpan first try deleting those files I explained
[02:53] <vinpan> k
[02:53] <Tecumsah> hmm
[02:53] <trgbeck> try failsafe mode
[02:53] <RHorse> vinpan the .gnome, .gnome2 and .gconf directories in your home dir
[02:53] <jrib> bro: same thing if you are on i386
[02:53] <rww> bro: flashplugin-nonfree is the flash player from Adobe, packaged up by Canonical.
[02:53] <Tecumsah> finally figuring all of this out :)
[02:54] <adam> how understand this matrix here,patterns of memory ,system ..somebody heave plan for all this..?
[02:54] <rabidweezle> RHorse: think he already left to reformat XD
[02:54] <bro> ok, thanks
[02:54] <arand> bro: are you on 64bit?
[02:54]  * shamm recalls starting out with Slackware -- bought Slackware book and learned a great deal about linux
[02:55] <rabidweezle> RHorse: all he would have to do is just make a new user and login to that really if all else failed :/
[02:55] <RHorse> rabidweezle I already suggested, he said it wouldn't work. <sigh>
[02:55] <bro> arand, no, i have a 64bit processor, but i run the 32bit ubuntu 9.04
[02:55] <rww> !tutorial | These are nice to read through too
[02:55]  * thowland remembers the giant stack of slackware floppies 
[02:55] <cyberjorge> any good RDP for ubuntu to windows and vice versa that can be used for dynamic IP's? much like hamachi or teamviewer
[02:55] <adam> how program this patterns  to make programs ?
[02:56] <rabidweezle> adam: umm, are you asking how to program for linux?
[02:56] <Tecumsah> should i install all of the updates from the update manager??
[02:56] <Joelito> hi all,is there a way to run vbs (visual basic scripts) in ubuntu?
[02:57] <rabidweezle> Joelito: umm, there are many other scripting languages you can do in linux really, but maybe in wine?
[02:57] <JordiRT> Hi all. I'm looking for help patching the bcm43xx driver under ubuntu 8.1 I need to find the directory where to run the patch
[02:57] <adam> yes how make programs in linux
[02:58] <rabidweezle> adam: Basically you pick a language, start coding and use gcc to compile it
[02:58] <trgbeck> how about MONO
[02:58] <Joelito> rabidweezle: I know, but I'm trying to do a task from ubuntu to win
[02:58] <rabidweezle> !mono|trgbeck
[02:58] <thowland> tecumsah: usually it's a good idea to stay current on updates
[02:58] <rabidweezle> wtf ubottu
[02:58] <burntresistor> im having trouble finding a easy guide for  setting up tork , i followed that it said on the tor website and im still having problems
[02:58] <rww> !forget mono
[02:58] <thowland> tecumsah: sometimes I'll hold back on new kernels, but most everything else is safe
[03:00] <Tecumsah> k thanks
[03:00] <rabidweezle> Especially hold up on new kernels on laptops it seems
[03:01] <jordanwb> I'm trying to open a video in Gnome Subtitles but it keeps telling me that the video file is not supported. VLC says the video is "DX50" How do I get GS to open the video?
[03:01] <thowland> I hold off because VMware is a pain; has to be reconfigured each time
[03:02] <rabidweezle> and I also hold off because every kernel update I need to recompile my video driver XD
[03:02] <ray66> In Hardy when I activate a splashscreen it shows in the right lower corner of my monitor...Is there a way to center
[03:03] <adam> good night for all people here
[03:03] <l0gik> night adam
[03:03] <rabidweezle> splashscreen for what?
[03:03] <bro> arand: i have compiz also, it runs like a charm. only videos anf flash seem to run choppy. also, for flash, in youtube, i can't see the red buffering line. i guess it's also a flash issue
[03:03] <rabidweezle> ray66: ^^
[03:03] <ray66> For Hardy
[03:03] <Ben64> bro: what version flash
[03:03] <Ben64> 10.0 solved every flash issue i ever had
[03:03] <teVena> hey guys
[03:03] <bro> flash 10 i think
[03:04] <lordnikon> i need hele getting totem to play my dvds
[03:04] <rabidweezle> ray66: a splash screen for... usplash, grub, kde, the gimp... many apps use splash screens
[03:04] <bro> the last version from adobe webpage
[03:04] <rww> bro: are they still choppy if compiz is off?
[03:04] <bro> yes
[03:04] <scott_ino2> Ben64, bro really???
[03:04] <Ben64> scott_ino2: what?
[03:05] <scott_ino2> Ben64, just the state of flash is still sad
[03:05] <RHorse> bro using 64 bit flashplugin, right?
[03:05] <Ben64> scott_ino2: not for me : /
[03:05] <l0gik> some flash sites work fine for me, some are horrible...
[03:05] <bro> RHorse: i'm on 32bt ubuntu
[03:05] <lordnikon> totem will not play my dvd's can anyone help?
[03:05] <JordiRT> Hi all. I'm looking for help patching the bcm43xx driver under ubuntu 8.1 I need to find the directory where to run the patch
[03:05] <ray66> rabidweezle...This is the splashscreen in system>preferences
[03:05] <Ben64> everything loads fine now, all videos play, never crashes
[03:05] <RHorse> huh!
[03:05] <scott_ino2> Ben64, what's your cpu usage like in fullscreen
[03:06] <Ben64> what site?
[03:06] <paissad-hp>  hi guys
[03:06] <rww> lordnikon: have you done the instructions on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs#Installing%20libdvdcss ?
[03:06] <lordnikon> jordirt:  i had a friend with the same problem, he eventyally went back to windows because he didnt find anything that worked
[03:06] <teVena> I have a basic command question, I wrote a shell script and I put it under /usr/bin/ + /bin/
[03:06] <baltadt> lorknikon what version are you using?
[03:06] <scott_ino2> ehh... your avg run of the mill tv show site
[03:06] <leave> lordnikon, mplayer will be best chice
[03:06] <scott_ino2> Ben64, just wondering if it's still high or not
[03:07] <JordiRT> Hi all. I'm looking for help patching the bcm43xx driver under ubuntu 8.1 I need to find the directory where to run the patch
[03:07] <scott_ino2> because mine always has been. even with a moderate graphics card
[03:07] <paissad-hp> i would like to find all files ending with wma extensions into a directory !, i did --> find . '.*wma$' <-- but i got nothing
[03:07] <teVena> how can i determine which of these directory my shell script would execute
[03:07] <Ben64> scott_ino2: i'll find out for ya in a sec
[03:07] <paissad-hp> btw , w
[03:07] <scott_ino2> Ben64, don't want to trouble you, just don't think flash is where it should be still...
[03:07] <paissad-hp> when i do --> find -type f | grep -r '.*wma$'  <-- it works
[03:07] <scott_ino2> Ben64, would you mind running another quick video test for me as well?
[03:07] <prince_jammys> paissad-hp: find . -name '*wma'
[03:07] <rww> paissad-hp: find . -name *.wma
[03:07] <RHorse> teVena you should use the exact path to the file.
[03:08] <ray66> rabidw
[03:08] <paissad-hp> rww, prince_jammys ok
[03:08] <paissad-hp> thanks
[03:08] <lordnikon> rww: wow that worked like a charm thnxs
[03:08] <lordnikon> lol
[03:08] <prince_jammys> paissad-hp: find doesn't use regexes unless you specify -regex (don't). all you need is a shell glob '*wma'
[03:08] <scott_ino2> Ben64, try this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zvCUmeoHpw
[03:08] <scott_ino2> when you get a chancxe
[03:08] <teVena> RHourse what if i use system command such as "touch"
[03:08] <paissad-hp> prince_jammys, why not using regex with find ?
[03:08] <ray66> rabidweezle...It is the splashscreen in between usplash and the desktop
[03:08] <n-iCe> is there any way to edit the ubuntu corner notifications?
[03:09] <miguelonnnn> hi, please 1 question i read on wikipedia that init.d is no longer used in ubuntu to start programs. Upstart is used instead. Is this correct? I got init.d so what it does if it's not used?
[03:09] <prince_jammys> paissad-hp: because a shell glob does it more easily.
[03:09] <Ben64> scott_ino2: so you wanna check HD cpu usage fullscreen? :)
[03:09] <rabidweezle> ray66, a gdm login splash?
[03:09] <paissad-hp> prince_jammys, ok thanks
[03:09] <RHorse> teVena I don't know what you mean
[03:09] <teVena> i found touch is under /usr/ and /usr/bin/ as well
[03:09] <ray66> rabidweezle Yes
[03:09] <prince_jammys> paissad-hp: use regex for fancy matches that aren't possible with shell patterns.
[03:09] <paissad-hp> prince_jammys, is it possible to use regex with find btw ?
[03:09] <prince_jammys> paissad-hp: yes.
[03:09] <rabidweezle> ray66: the image is off center, could be cause by a strange resolution on the image
[03:10] <rww> miguelonnnn: in Ubuntu and Debian, upstart still uses the scripts in the /etc/init.d/ directory
[03:10] <scott_ino2> Ben64, well not exactly... it's flash hd usage not high quality video usage
[03:10] <xikteny> teVena: on my system /usr/bin/touch is a symlink to /bin/touch anyway
[03:10] <rabidweezle> ray66: do you run like a widescreen and the splash is for old school square monitors maybe?
[03:10] <scott_ino2> Ben64, does that video play fine for you?
[03:10] <RHorse> xikteny same here
[03:10] <prince_jammys> paissad-hp: but find -regex is peculiar. the regex has to match the entire path, and i think it's implicitly anchored. avoid regex with find.
[03:10] <miguelonnnn> hmm ok rww, so ini.d isn't loaded but its scripts are right?
[03:10] <Ben64> scott_ino2: no, but my cpu is kinda weak compared to any now
[03:10] <miguelonnnn> init.d sry+
[03:10] <ray66> rabidweezle....yes I run a widescreen
[03:10] <scott_ino2> Ben64, well that's what i was getting at ;-)
[03:10] <paissad-hp> prince_jammys, i got it
[03:11] <Ben64> but i have an AMD 64 3200+
[03:11] <Ben64> lower than anything out in the past ~3 years
[03:11] <rabidweezle> ray66: the splash you downloaded probably wasn't tested for widescreen then and looks borked, that happens sometimes
[03:11] <teVena> RHorse when i execute "touch" command . how can i determine which directory "touch" execute form
[03:11] <ray66> rabidweezle...splash from gone-look.org
[03:11] <scott_ino2> Ben64, even on my 3800, with a moderate nvidia graphics shouldn't it still be able to play that
[03:11] <RHorse> teVena /bin/
[03:11] <Ben64> amd64 3800+?
[03:11] <rww> miguelonnnn: correct. the old sysvinit system isn't loaded any more, but the new system is configured to be compatible with its scripts.
[03:11] <scott_ino2> Ben64, don't want to engage in a flash performance war just wondering ;-)
[03:12] <scott_ino2> yes 3800
[03:12] <miguelonnnn> ok ;) thanks
[03:12] <paissad-hp> btw, i would like to have another advice, i currently use 'xcfa' to convert my audio files to mp3, do you have another idea or software to recommend me in order to do that task, xcfa is too slow :-(
[03:12] <ray66> rabidweezle...tried 4 different screens
[03:12] <scott_ino2> which isn't the fastest machine but still
[03:12] <rabidweezle> ray66: I would say make a comment on the splash theme on gnome-look that it doesn't work on your widescreen and give your resolution, maybe he will make one that works for widescreens
[03:12] <paissad-hp> thanks in advance
[03:12] <Ben64> i'm just trying to say that flash 10 on linux is way way better than previous versions
[03:12] <Ben64> not that flash in general is good
[03:12] <scott_ino2> absolutely
[03:12] <ray66> rabidweezle..tks
[03:12] <scott_ino2> absolutely... but till we can get decent playback... is all im saying :-)
[03:12] <Ben64> takes about 50% cpu to play a 720p version of the matrix revolutions
[03:13] <scott_ino2> Ben64, cheers and carry on thanks for testing wanted to know from someone else
[03:13] <teVena> RHorse is there any command that can tell "touch" would execute from /bin/
[03:13] <rabidweezle> paissad-hp: try audacity
[03:13] <scott_ino2> Ben64, yeah looks like i need a faster machine
[03:13] <Ben64> i bet if i had a phenom 2, i'd have no problems :)
[03:14] <xikteny> paissad-hp: i use soundconverter, but I don't know how fast it is compared to other software...
[03:14] <dragonunderling> Hello
[03:14] <Ben64> paissad-hp: you check out lame?
[03:14] <paissad-hp> xikteny, ok
[03:14] <RHorse> teVena I'm unclear. you could type whereis touch to give you an idea
[03:14] <Ben64> imo, the best mp3 encoder around
[03:15] <dragonunderling> I need help with jscalibrator
[03:15] <prince_jammys> teVena: 'type touch' will tell you exactly what the shell will do when you invoke touch.
[03:16] <prince_jammys> 'which touch' will tell you were touch is in your PATH (though that's not necessarily what will be invoked, if you set up an alias or function by that name)
[03:16] <dragonunderling> jscalibrator kills my system
[03:17] <xikteny> paissad-hp: if you try soundconverter, i would recommend you get it from soundconverter.berlios.de, rather than the official repositories, there are some important bug fixes in newer versions.
[03:17] <paissad-hp> rabidweezle, i won't try audacity knowing that it cannot import wma files 'right permissions'
[03:17] <paissad-hp> xikteny, ok thx
[03:18] <dragonunderling> help please
[03:18] <teVena> prince_jammys awesome!! that's exactly what I try to figure out Thanks a lot
[03:18] <theoros> is there any specific reason that someone shouldn't take a dell mini installed with dell's ubuntu, format it and then install the regular ubuntu netbook remix version? i know that dell may have crafted their derivative of ubuntu specifically for the hardware and stuff, but surely it wouldn't make a difference to replace it?
[03:18] <prince_jammys> teVena: look at the difference betwwen 'type ls' and 'which ls'. in default ubuntu, ls is an alias.
[03:19] <dragonunderling> I need help with jscalibrator
[03:20] <teVena> prince_jammys I got you~
[03:21] <prince_jammys> cool.
[03:21] <teVena> prince_jammys thankS
[03:21] <prince_jammys> welcome
[03:21] <Fohn> dragonunderling: The best way to get a response is to avoid any introductory message and instead get right to the point: Post a complete summary of your problem instead of just saying I need help,
[03:21]  * Fohn thinks there is a ubottu that says something just like that but does not know how to work the thing
[03:22] <JordiRT> hi i need help on how to patch a driver, bcm43xx under intrepid ibex
[03:22] <adam> the permision of files can be determined,,,,,so how i can delete it from desktop ???
[03:23] <dragonunderling> my problem with jscalibrator is that it crashes my system.. Gives me a Gtk error and the screen then scrambles.. I have to force the system to shut down by holding the Powerbutton
[03:23] <AutoMatriX> hi folks
[03:23] <grodius> hi friends
[03:24] <AutoMatriX> can someone tell me how to ad /data/var/cache/ to my sources.list ?
[03:24] <grodius> whats teh chan 4 karmic friends?
[03:24] <Vovk> ubuntu+1 i think
[03:24] <shamm> I've been searching endlessly for nvidia 185.18.36 modules, there are only 180.44 available.
[03:24] <Vovk> yep. #ubuntu+1
[03:25] <WilliamC2> Well, I finally fixed the driver problem
[03:25] <adam> they are 190 nvidia now
[03:25] <adam> here link
[03:25] <adam> ftp://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/190.32/
[03:26] <shamm> adam: I'm running x64, very unfortunate...
[03:26] <adam> :</
[03:26] <Ben64> warning: installing drivers from nvidia.com is not supported and can cause things to act wonky
[03:27] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[03:27] <adam> you right
[03:27] <Fohn> automatrix: sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:27] <newser> !lm-sensors
[03:27] <shamm> looks like I will need to download ubuntu 32bit
[03:27] <AutoMatriX> Fohn, that I knew, but in which format ?
[03:27] <WIGGMPk> Can someone take a look at this http://paste.ubuntu.com/266960/ and digest whats going on here? Also, how to fix it would help too lol thanks.
[03:27] <shamm> *sigh*
[03:27] <Ben64> shamm: why do you want 190 so bad?
[03:28] <Ben64> just keep the current drivers, you'd probably be better off
[03:28] <shamm> Ben64: none of nvidia works for my 64bit
[03:28] <dbugger> hi guys
[03:28] <Ben64> shamm: thats not true, i have nvidia and 64bit
[03:28] <dbugger> Can someone please tell me how to add the spanish dictionary to the Text Editor spell check?
[03:28] <ShapeShifter499> I have a acer aspire one 150(ZG5) and I had just rebooted my comp 2 times 10 minutes ago, upon the first reboot my computer stopped connecting to wifi, what do I do?
[03:28] <grodius> does anyone in here have ubuntu running on a macbook2,1?
[03:28] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, err... what did you do to cause that output
[03:29] <IXI> and im back
[03:29] <shamm> Ben64: I used envyng, xubuntu's hardware drivers, it kept screwing up my screen and froze the system.
[03:29] <shamm> Ben64: server-64?
[03:29] <Fudge> hi, how do you remove cpu stepping. running netbook remix and the cel900 downclocks to 633. i believe u can cahgne in bios as well.
[03:29] <Ben64> shamm: envy isn't xubuntu's hardware drivers
[03:29] <shamm> Ben64: I know... I used xubuntu's hardware drivers FIRST
[03:29] <shamm> it failed in all aspects
[03:29] <Ben64> envy automates downloading drivers from nvidia.com, which like i said, makes stuff bad
[03:29] <shamm> then installed envy
[03:29] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: lol I emptied my Trash can... nautilus looks like it crashed.. or stopped ? so I checked the logs.. I was burning some ISO's.. seems to happen when I use Brasero a lot
[03:29] <JordiRT> Hellow, how do I list all my network interfaces?
[03:29] <shamm> then other methods.
[03:29] <ShapeShifter499> well?
[03:29] <Vovk> JordiRT, ifconfig
[03:29] <IXI> Anyone here have a working DLink WUA-2340 wireless USB adapter?
[03:30] <JordiRT> thnx
[03:30] <Ben64> shamm: what cpu, ubuntu version, graphics card?
[03:30] <Vovk> JordiRT, to list all of your devices do an lspci
[03:30] <AirBender> JordiRT: you can try with ip a
[03:30] <IXI> JordiRT: unless your device is USB in which case its lsusb
[03:30] <newser> is there anything that can help me to get more hardware data like lm-sensors? My laptop is not supported by lm-sensors
[03:30] <dbugger> Can someone please tell me how to add the spanish dictionary to the Text Editor spell check?
[03:30] <Fohn> auto matrix: Ah, sorry, should have read the question better!
[03:31] <shamm> Dual 2 Core, ubuntu 9.04 x64, nVidia Corporation G70 [GeForce Go 7600]
[03:31] <shamm> 2.6.28-15-server
[03:31] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, err... does nautilus still work?
[03:31] <prince_jammys> dbugger: see if the packages wspanish and ispanish are relevant.
[03:31] <Fohn> Automatrix: deb file:///data/var/cache
[03:31] <mercutio22> I just installed another distro at my external USB drive and I lost GRUB. Can someone remind me how to recover GRUB so I can log into ubuntu again?
[03:31] <Ben64> shamm: do you have server on a laptop?
[03:31] <Fohn> Automatrix: , at least I think so
[03:31] <shamm> yes, a server on a laptop
[03:31] <IXI> QUESTION: Anyone here have a working DLink WUA-2340 wireless USB adapter?
[03:31] <Vovk> why not? :D
[03:31] <Ben64> ... why?
[03:32] <shamm> Ben64: testing platform before I deploy on actual server at work.
[03:32] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: since I restarted yes.. full restart too.. restarting the X server is not fun.. crashes ~6 times in 90 seconds.. lucky its idiot proof and it stops trying to restart itself.. at that point I went to another TTY and did a full restart
[03:32] <AutoMatriX> Fohn, thanks so much
[03:32] <Ben64> shamm: then .... nvidia drivers shouldn't matter
[03:32] <Fohn> automatrix: No problem!
[03:32] <Vovk> Ben64 i've got one of my laptops running ubuntu only for the process of forwarding a wireless internet connection. I don't have the money to buy more network equipment and i won this extra laptop for free :D
[03:32] <whompapotamus> mercutio22: the easiest way is to get this: http://www.supergrubdisk.org/
[03:32] <shamm> Ben64: I agree that it shouldn't matter -- ubuntu's default nvidia drivers was those that froze my screen.
[03:32] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, hmm... have no experience with that, sorry :(
[03:33] <whompapotamus> mercutio22: Super Grub Disk
[03:33] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: thanks for taking a look though
[03:33] <Fohn> Couldn't one just do 'sudo apt-get install grub2'?
[03:33] <mercutio22> whompapotamus: but it is possible to recover grub from a ubuntu live cd right?
[03:33] <Ben64> shamm: i'm just saying, i bet you'd have better luck with a non-server version on a laptop
[03:33] <IXI> QUESTION2: Does anyone here know how to make a DLink WUA-2340 wireless USB adapter work? Yes, I have used ndiswrapper with 1.4 drivers and have the blacklist file setup, no previous drivers are installed, rebooted with it unplugged and a few other things
[03:33] <Fohn> ah
[03:33] <Fohn> but no boot
[03:33] <Fohn> doi :D
[03:33] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, hope you find help. alternatively, you'll just have to restart when that happens :(
[03:33] <ShapeShifter499> where are the settings for wireless kept in ubuntu 9.04
[03:33] <ShapeShifter499> ?
[03:33] <voltagex> hi, I've created a USB startup disk, on a 16gb drive - is it possible to increase the amount of space the root drive can use?
[03:34] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: im almost sure its Brasero or growiso's fault
[03:34] <Ben64> shamm: and servers don't need graphics, especially hardware acceleration
[03:34] <whompapotamus> mercutio22: yes - you will need to boot to the command line... its been a while but you will have to edit hd0
[03:34] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: leaning towards Brasero.. I think its a POS honestly
[03:34] <RadarG> I just installed ubuntu server 8.04 onto vbox when I first would log in it would show me the server stats such load, mem used etc but now it doesnt how do I fix this or what command would i have to type in order to display the info again
[03:34] <danbhfive> IXI: are you using the XP drivers?
[03:34] <JGodbout> Hello all. I need some help. I rebooted my Ubuntu 9.10 while the system was installing updates. Now, when I try to boot, it comes up with the error "udevadm trigger is not permitted while udev is unconfigured. Gave up waiting for root device. Common problems: Boot args (cat /proc/cmdline) - Check rootdelay, -Check root, Missing modules (cat /proc/modules; ls /dev) ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/c04492359859385908 does not exist. Dropping to a
[03:34] <JGodbout> And then I get a pretty useless BusyBox shell
[03:34] <adalal> voltagex: u probably can use the rest of the drive to store things
[03:34] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, well, the pastebin says that scim panel is segfaulting. i did a google search of "scim panel gtk segfault" and there are alot of results. look into that
[03:34] <voltagex> adalal: no, root
[03:35] <whompapotamus> mercutio22: Super Grub Disk is the way to go... really is the way to go!
[03:35] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: will do
[03:35] <voltagex> adalal: at the moment I can't apt-get update
[03:35] <adalal> voltagex: oh
[03:35] <voltagex> because root is 1gb
[03:35] <mercutio22> whompapotamus: ok
[03:35] <shamm> Ben64: ok -- I'll create a dual for that then.
[03:35] <shamm> thanks for your help.
[03:35]  * shamm need to hit bed :(
[03:35] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, if it IS a problem with gtk, try using K3B to burn things, it runs on top of qt so you may not have that issue
[03:35] <JGodbout> Any ideas anyone?
[03:35] <shamm> adam: a lesson learned here about x65 ;)
[03:35]  * adalal just got up
[03:36] <quizme> does anybody here have an epson printer/scanner?
[03:36] <Ben64> shamm: good luck, x64 is great btw :)
[03:36] <shamm> Ben64: I agree!
[03:36] <shamm> bye
[03:36] <WilliamC2> I have a question
[03:36] <u5penok> Does some one use bfs sheduler ? How is he ?
[03:36] <IXI> As do i
[03:36] <Vovk> !ask | WilliamC2
[03:36] <IXI> QUESTION2: Does anyone here know how to make a DLink WUA-2340 wireless USB adapter work? Yes, I have used ndiswrapper with 1.4 drivers and have the blacklist file setup, no previous drivers are installed, rebooted with it unplugged and a few other things
[03:36] <WilliamC2> How do I enable coolbits?
[03:36] <ctmjr> JGodbout: why on earth would you reboot during an update/upgrade? and you said 9.10?
[03:36] <JGodbout> I didn't realise it was still running.
[03:36] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: I dislike using KDE apps on GNOME (dont get me wrong, K3B is a nice program I just have OCD). Might just end up doing the old growisofs from command line
[03:36] <JGodbout> And I don't think it told me when I said reboot that updates were running.
[03:37] <JGodbout> And yes, I said 9.10
[03:37] <Fohn> mercutio22: I am pretty sure you can just use the LiveCD. More details are forthcoming :D
[03:37] <theoros> is there any specific reason that someone shouldn't take a dell mini installed with dell's ubuntu, format it and then install the regular ubuntu netbook remix version? i know that dell may have crafted their derivative of ubuntu specifically for the hardware and stuff, but surely it wouldn't make a difference to replace it?
[03:37] <LinuxMercedes> Hey, I'm having trouble getting a bluetooth GPS to connect to my Dell Latitude d600 running ubuntu 9.04. I need a few pointers to tell me where to start working on this.
[03:37] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, yeah, running kde and qt will slow down your gnome (loads all the extra libraries and all...) hehehe. not afraid of the black and white letters then? Excellent :D
[03:37] <|JZ|> For some reason I cant get flash to work in firefox 3.5 i cant watch no youtube videos it asks me to install flashplayer 10 but flash works on firefox 3.0
[03:37] <adalal> theoros: shouldn't at all make a difference
[03:37] <Ben64> WilliamC2: it's in the nvidia readme, also top listing for "coolbits ubuntu" in google, you have to add Option		"Coolbits"	"1" to your xorg.conf
[03:37] <JGodbout> ctmjr: Oh, and I forgot to mention that I installed using wubi
[03:37] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, you could even write your own shell scripts to make it (mostly) automated
[03:38] <LinuxMercedes> I set it up with the GNOME bluetooth manager, but hcitool con doesn't show any connections
[03:38] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: lol, I was just gonna say I wasnt afraid of the terminal.. just lazy.. write a shell script? thats a lil much for this lazy cat..
[03:38] <coz_> WilliamC2, do you have nvclovk and nvclock-gtk installed?
[03:38] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, ^_^
[03:39] <coz_> WilliamC2,  I have both installed and doing this via gui with nvclock-gtk is an easy task
[03:39] <WilliamC2> Do they have a package?\
[03:39] <_jse> howdy peeps
[03:39] <softsantear> i'd like to know about enabling the console framebuffer so that i can see video/image in it and possibly use links2 to see images in a browser. i gather that i can't test this out if i have an X11 session going.  the walkthroughs i looked at don't make a ton of sense to me.  could anyone help?
[03:39] <coz_> WilliamC2,  yes in ubuntu   just open synaptic pacakge manager and hit Search and type in  nvclock
[03:40] <charles_> Can someone help me with samba. I've done it before, but this time around it isn't working. I can see my ubuntu box on my xbmc and my windows(ew) pc, but it says I don't have permission. ( Btw I'm kind of new to linux )
[03:40] <ctmjr> JGodbout: well 9.10 is not supported wubi sucks and you might try running the updates again from rescue mode if the wubi install has one
[03:40] <coz_> WilliamC2,  if you have gnome you want nvclock and nvclock-gtk not nvclock-qt
[03:40] <JGodbout> ctmjr: How do I use this rescue mode thing?
[03:41] <WilliamC2> Something strange just happened
[03:41] <coz_> WilliamC2,  be careful in the settings :)
[03:41] <coz_> WilliamC2,  what?
[03:41] <WilliamC2> I lost all of the borders from my windows
[03:41] <Vovk> O.o
[03:41] <Vovk> start metacity
[03:41] <prince_jammys> WilliamC2: you're running compiz?
[03:42] <|JZ|> For some reason I cant get flash to work in firefox 3.5 i cant watch no youtube videos it asks me to install flashplayer 10 but flash works on firefox 3.0
[03:42] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: hcitool dev (do you see an address listed?)
[03:42] <WilliamC2> I'm using whatever the default is
[03:42] <prince_jammys> WilliamC2: alt+F2 and:  metacity --replace
[03:42] <mercutio22> Fohn, ok that was pretty easy
[03:42] <coz_> Wildcard77,   hit alt+F2  type  gtk-window-decorator --replace
[03:42] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: yep
[03:42] <coz_> Wildcard77, ssorry
[03:42] <prince_jammys> ok, that looks better. i assumed metacity.
[03:42] <coz_> WilliamC2,   do you want compiz running?
[03:43] <WilliamC2> What's compiz?
[03:43] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: device address for hci0
[03:43] <prince_jammys> !compiz | WilliamC2
[03:43] <coz_> WilliamC2,  ok first  hit   alt + F2  and type    metacity --replace
[03:43] <coz_> WilliamC2,  download those nvclock pacakges and then we can talk about compiz
[03:43] <WilliamC2> coz, I did that
[03:43] <coz_> ok
[03:43] <ctmjr> JGodbout: i do not know how to get to rescue mode from a wubi install, someone else might be able to elp you
[03:44] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: just making sure you do not see all zeros
[03:44] <coz_> WilliamC2,   ok   open a terminal and paste this command     sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[03:44] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: nope
[03:44] <mercutio22> Fohn, I restored my old grub, but there's no entry for the O.S. installed in the external drive. Do you know how I can create one?
[03:44] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: 00:11:67:00:00:00
[03:45] <ctmjr> JGodbout: and if you have 9.10 karmic you might ask in #ubuntu+1
[03:45] <coz_> Wildcard77,  then go to System/preferences/appearance  and the Visual effects tab and choose extra
[03:45] <JGodbout> Holy crap
[03:45] <zopiac> whats a good, basic alarm clock?
[03:45] <JGodbout> I just realised that I am running 9.04
[03:45] <JGodbout> my bad
[03:45] <WilliamC2> It's all done
[03:45] <WilliamC2> coz_
[03:45] <Vovk> zopiac, an alarm clock. :)
[03:45] <coz_> WilliamC2,  ok now  open a terminal and type     ccsm   and hit enter
[03:46] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: are the right modules loading for your device? lsusb
[03:46] <zopiac> Vovk: lol, for COMPUTER :P
[03:46] <WilliamC2> ok, it's open
[03:46] <Vovk> ...
[03:46] <Vovk> cron? :D
[03:46] <coz_> WilliamC2, now on the left  of that window  you see a list of categories   click on Desktop  category
[03:46] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: I think so; it shows that a bluetooth driver is loaded.
[03:46] <Vovk> you can also apt-get install alarm-clock
[03:46] <zopiac> i just want to wake up weekdays at 5 to either an alarm or music, maybe a command
[03:46] <WilliamC2> ok
[03:47] <Vovk> zopiac, exaile and amarok music players also have alarm clock plugins
[03:47] <zopiac> Vovk: not a package
[03:47] <coz_> WilliamC2,  make sure   Desktop cube...expo...rotate cube...show desktop and view port seitcher have a check mark and uncheck Desktop wall
[03:47] <Vovk> you don't want a package? :^|
[03:47] <zopiac> Vovk: says alarm-clock isnt a package, i mean
[03:47] <coz_> WilliamC2,  actually uncheck desktop wall first
[03:47] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: make your device discoverable - then sudo hidd --search
[03:47] <WilliamC2> I hate Pokemon
[03:47] <Vovk> zopiac, it's in the universe repo
[03:47] <zopiac> meaning
[03:47] <Vovk> zopiac, http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=default&section=all&arch=any&searchon=names&keywords=alarm+clock
[03:48] <Vovk> zopiac, it is in the repository labeled universe
[03:48] <|JZ|> I cant get flash to work in firefox 3.5 i cant watch no youtube videos it asks me to install flashplayer 10 but flash works on firefox 3.0
[03:48] <Vovk> !universe | zopiac
[03:48] <zopiac> well i have all repos enabled
[03:48] <coz_> WilliamC2,  actually  where you type to ask something in here  type   /join #compiz and meet me in there
[03:48] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: This will give you the device address you want to connect
[03:49] <IXI> Does anyone here know how to make a DLink WUA-2340 wireless USB adapter work? Yes, I have used ndiswrapper with 1.4 drivers and have the blacklist file setup, no previous drivers are installed, rebooted with it unplugged and a few other things
[03:49] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: hidd isn't a valid command over here
[03:49] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: what package is it in?
[03:49] <Vovk> zopiac, no you don't
[03:49] <Vovk> zopiac, i just apt installed it ;)
[03:49] <zopiac> Vovk: ive double checked...i dont know why it isnt working
[03:49] <Vovk> zopiac, only repos i have right now are the 4 canonical ones, medibuntu and wine
[03:49] <coz_> WilliamC2,  did you get that so far?
[03:49] <zopiac> more like, ive quadruple checked, in the last few months
[03:49] <Vovk> zopiac, pastebin me your /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:49] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: try this instead: hcitool scan
[03:49] <WilliamC2> coz_ Why should I use it?
[03:50] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: ok
[03:50] <zopiac> its not this computer that has it :P
[03:50] <Vovk> zopiac, ... what?
[03:50] <coz_> WilliamC2,   compiz is a pretty neat window manager  with many options to save on real estate and also has fancy animations
[03:50] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: I think it's 00:0D:B5:65:46:B0
[03:50] <zopiac> im trying to do it on my laptop
[03:50] <Vovk> zopiac, ssh into it and copy paste :P
[03:50] <coz_> WilliamC2,  if you want to see what it can do go to youtube.com  and in the search field type compiz
[03:50] <WilliamC2> Well, back to enabling coolbits
[03:50] <Vovk> on the other computer (the one which wants the alarm clock)
[03:50] <Vovk> sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[03:51] <zopiac> spend all of yesterday trying to learn to ssh, nothing worked for me :/
[03:51] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: do this since i only know hidd: sudo apt-get install bluez-compat
[03:51] <coz_> WilliamC2,  ok  just open nvidia-gtk from the menu
[03:51] <Vovk> then on your computer here
[03:51] <Vovk> ssh username@ipaddress
[03:51] <goddard> hey whats up
[03:51] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: that has hidd in it
[03:51] <dsdeiz> i remember using an alarm clock back then. i think it was
[03:51] <dsdeiz> !info alarm-clock
[03:51] <WilliamC2> nvidia-gtk?
[03:51] <Vovk> zopiac, OR just remember the pastebin url and type it? or email it to yourself?
[03:51] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: ok, done
[03:51] <goddard> anyone know what ports rhytmbox uses
[03:51] <Vovk> it IS in the universe repo
[03:52] <mercutio22> YEEESSS... I did it
[03:52] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: make your device discoverable (try again) - then sudo hidd --search
[03:52] <zopiac> well the other computer doesnt have a GUI so im not sure how to pastebin it :P
[03:52] <zopiac> touchpad is broken too
[03:52] <xikteny> zopiac: with no gui you wont be using alarm-clock....
[03:52] <Vovk> easy
[03:52] <zopiac> which is why im dedicating it as my alarm clock
[03:52] <Vovk> cat /etc/apt/sources.list | pastebinit
[03:52] <zopiac> xikteny: there are a few ive used in the past i could use
[03:52] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: Connecting to device 00:0D:B5:65:46:B0
[03:52] <zopiac> from cli, that s
[03:53] <xikteny> zopiac: yes but "alarm-clock" specifically is a GTK app
[03:53] <zopiac> ok
[03:53] <chog> join #test
[03:53] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: sudo hidd --connect 00:0D:B5:65:46:B0
[03:53] <zopiac> well i cant install it anyways it seems >.>
[03:53] <Vovk> zopiac, can't install pastebin?
[03:53] <zopiac> NO
[03:53] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: ok
[03:53] <zopiac> alarm-clock
[03:53] <Vovk> zopiac, why not?
[03:53] <zopiac> AGH never mind, bye
[03:53] <xikteny> Vovk: he said the laptop has no GUI
[03:53] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: congrats - you are now connected
[03:53] <Xap> Can someone tell me why when i move my laptop from the location near my PC webserver why I cant get into ssh from a remote connection
[03:54] <Vovk> alarm clock is a gui only?
[03:54] <Vovk> hmm
[03:54] <Vovk> he could have learned about cron
[03:54] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: ok...hcitool still doesn't show a connection
[03:54] <xikteny> Vovk: that's waht i was going to say, before he wuit suddenly
[03:54] <Vovk> xikteny, :(
[03:55] <webbb8> i have a qucik easy question if someone says save a file ~/scripts   where is that i cant find it anywhre
[03:55] <dsdeiz> /home/username/scripts
[03:55] <rww> webbb8: ~/ means your home folder, /home/yourusername/
[03:56] <webbb8> dsdeiz: thank you
[03:56] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: sudo hciconfig hci0 inqmode 0
[03:56] <laogoui> have anyone...
[03:56] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: Can't read inquiry mode on hci0: Input/output error (5)
[03:57] <kyuss> I'm using ubuntu 9.04. I just installed Emerald themer and when I try to iunstall an emerald theme, the only thing that changes is the window border. Everything inside the window stays the same
[03:57] <Vovk> kyuss, emerald ONLY does window borders
[03:57] <dsdeiz> heh
[03:57] <rww> !emerald | and is unsupported
[03:57] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: make the device discoverable first
[03:58] <Vovk> kyuss, get metacity themes... they look nice anyway :D
[03:58] <webbb8> should o jave a ~/scripts folder  its not where it should be
[03:58] <kyuss> I will try metacity yeah
[03:58] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: it is by default.
[03:58] <Vovk> webbb8, what do you mean? ~/scripts means /home/username/scripts
[03:58] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: fwiw it's a tomtom gps mkII
[03:58] <webbb8> ya
[03:58] <webbb8> i dont have a scrips folder there
[03:59] <rww> webbb8: you'd want to make one, then
[03:59] <Vovk> webbb8, err... why do you wanna make one? you are perfectly entitled to do so... but why?
[03:59] <Fohn> webbb8 mkdir /home/username/scripts/
[03:59] <Vovk> or mkdir ~/scripts :D
[03:59] <emma> does anyone here use ubuntu intrepid and also find that networkmanager has never worked ever?
[04:00] <dsdeiz> emma: i removed it in mine.. lol
[04:00] <Vovk> emma, nope. mine works like a charm :D
[04:00] <emma> Weird. I have never seen networkmanager work. Not even once.
[04:00] <IdleOne> emma: network manager has ALWAYS worked fine for me
[04:00] <Vovk> i hate that idiom though. works like a charm should mean that it never works
[04:00] <rww> emma: when I was using Intrepid, network-manager broke all the time. I used wicd for wireless and /etc/network/interfaces for ethernet instead. It's usable on Jaunty, but still somewhat dumb.
[04:00] <emma> I have the wpa password but i dont even know where to put it because networkmanaer does nothing.
[04:00] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: should still be able to connect to it = bluetooth is nice that way (do you have bluez-utils)?
[04:00] <dsdeiz> +1 with rww
[04:01] <emma> rww maybe i should take a shot at upgrading ubuntu then. Oh crap I can't because that requires the internet :(
[04:01] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: I have bluez-utils, yes
[04:01] <emma> ^not sarcasm, i really did realize that midsentence.
[04:01] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: try to restart it: sudo /etc/init.d/bluez-utils restart
[04:01] <Vovk> http://www.ghacks.net/2009/04/14/connect-to-a-wireless-network-via-command-line/
[04:01] <rww> emma: You could get connected via /etc/network/interfaces with the help of http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202834
[04:02] <Vovk> emma, the url i just posted is generic linux connecting to a wireless network via command line
[04:02] <rww> emma: there are a bunch of examples on that post that I've found useful in the past.
[04:02] <Fohn> emma: another option is using whatever computer you are using currently to burn a fancy new 9.10 cd
[04:02] <IdleOne> Fohn: 9.10 is alpha
[04:02] <rww> Fohn: 1) I'm hoping you meant 9.04 and not 9.10, 2) she'd need the .iso to do that, which she presumably doesn't have.
[04:02] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: It says bluez-utils doesn't exist...let me do an inquiry here
[04:03] <Fohn> :D
[04:03] <Fohn> 9.04**
[04:03] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: sudo apt-get install bluez-utils
[04:03] <kudi> i have sonata connected to mpd but i cant update my library
[04:03] <Fohn> rww: I am aware of that, however if she is on a computer which is networked right now, she could acquire the .iso.
[04:04] <rww> Fohn: oh, gotcha :)
[04:04] <WilliamC2> Metacity isn't autoloading
[04:04] <WilliamC2> How do I fix that?
[04:05] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: yeah, but Synaptic reports that it's installed
[04:05] <baltadt> ok why is it that with linux mint i could put in a dvd and it would play no problem but ubuntu has a fit?
[04:05] <whompapotamus> try restarting bluetooth: sudo /etc/init.d/bluetooth restart
[04:05] <rww> baltadt: because Ubuntu doesn't ship with a DVD decryption library for legal reasons.
[04:05] <fccf> !codecs | baltadt
[04:05] <rww> baltadt: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs#Installing%20libdvdcss
[04:06] <Rohit> Hello
[04:06] <Guest78173> Can i install blackberry pearl 8110 driver on ubuntu
[04:06] <fccf> !hi | Guest78173
[04:06] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: then, do this again   sudo hidd --connect 00:0D:B5:65:46:B0
[04:06] <orospakr> Hey, how does one restore packages that have been replaced by a PPA/third party repo to the version in the official ubuntu repository?
[04:07] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: one sec
[04:07] <orospakr> removing and reinstalling isn't much of an option, since these particular ones would require removing... pretty much everything.
[04:07] <WilliamC2> How do you setup what windows manager is loaded by default?
[04:07] <fccf> Guest78173: hey, check out this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=190938
[04:08] <danbhfive> orospakr: can't you use apt-get reinstall?
[04:08] <rww> orospakr: You could try Package -> Force Version in Synaptic Package Manager, but it's a pain sometimes
[04:08] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: i know that it is not appearing, but it sounds like the device is connected - there just isn't a protocol to send and receive data so it doesn't show up in the list - what are you trying to do?
[04:08] <gwildor> WilliamC2, if you use gdm, pick it from the session area, when you log in, it will ask if you want to make it default
[04:08] <kudi> problem opening log file "/var/lib/mpd/.mpd/mpd.log" (config line 11) for writing
[04:08] <kudi> (i specified the log file to go to ~, where is mpd getting its info?)
[04:08] <coz_> WilliamC2,  which window manager do you want for default?
[04:08] <WilliamC2> Metacity
[04:08] <WilliamC2> It seems to load nothing right now
[04:08] <WilliamC2> No clue what changed
[04:08] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: well, it's a bluetooth GPS. I have no clue how to tell if it's working at the moment
[04:08] <coz_> WilliamC2,   you can uninstall compiz-manager
[04:09] <coz_> WilliamC2,   you have two onboard window managers   compiz and metacity
[04:09] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: I figured I'd start by making sure it connected, then see if I can get it to work with kismet
[04:09] <WilliamC2> Can compiz give me back my borders?
[04:09] <greyz`> Hi, I'm using Gparted and am tring to get a flashdrive formateed as Fat32, how do I do this? All I see as a option is: msdos, aix, amiga, bsd, dvh, gpt, mac, pc98, sun, and loop.
[04:10] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: if you have a better way for me to do this, I'm all ears
[04:10] <rww> greyz`: those are partition table types, not filesystem types, which means you're clicking "New" on the wrong thing (you want msdos, btw)
[04:10] <greyz`> rww: ok, so I should click "New", alright thank you rww! :D
[04:10] <whompapotamus> kismet huh - packet sniffing via GPS bluetooth - i am confused ;)
[04:11] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: no, logging gps coordinates of wifi networks =]
[04:11] <orospakr> danbhfive, nope, that just wants to put the same version right back.
[04:11] <orospakr> rww, "force version" greyed out. :/
[04:11] <danbhfive> orospakr: well, you gota remove the ppa, and run sudo apt-get clean first
[04:12] <orospakr> danbhfive, tried it with the ppa enabled and disabled (with apt-get update, obviously), same effect.
[04:12] <danbhfive> orospakr: did you sudo apt-get clean?
[04:12] <orospakr> well, without the ppa it just complains that the current package version is not redownloadable ;)
[04:12] <jmalicki> I have two seemingly identically configured ubuntu machines, one upgraded to jaunty, one fresh install.  on the upgrade, network ifs don't come up because /var/run/network is missing (/var/run is tmpfs)
[04:12] <jmalicki> the entire /etc/network tree is identical
[04:13] <jmalicki> anyone have a clue what to look for, or what might be creating it on the fresh install?
[04:13] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: gotcha~ i have given it my best to get you connected - tell you the truth - no idea why it is not showing up - i just ran though those commands with my wireless cellphone headset - and i am talking threw my speaker right now as a test
[04:13] <orospakr> danbhfive, yeah, no effect.
[04:13] <bbbb> can someone help me with this coversion proble
[04:13] <danbhfive> orospakr: what package is this?
[04:13] <bbbb> for my chem class
[04:13] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: ok, thanks! It's probably not the connection, but that I haven't figured out how to test my gps
[04:13] <goddard__> what ports does rhytmbox use?
[04:14] <orospakr> danbhfive, libxcb-atom1 (and a host of related ones), that was included in an ppa with a build of awesome wm.  I decided I didn't want awesome wm, and as such don't see a need for the rebuilt dependency packages.
[04:14] <orospakr> I figure I ought to be running the original libxcb packages out of jaunty's repo, rather than letting these ones hang around.
[04:15] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: good luck - i am here from time to time - let me know how you make out... (i.e. solution) - i am always looking to learn a little myself - ttyl
[04:15] <Xoop> Anyone here use pork?
[04:15] <deadinplastic> #bash
[04:15] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: ok, for sure. Thanks for the tips!
[04:15] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: np
[04:15] <xikteny> LinuxMercedes: http://gpsd.berlios.de/bt.html has some info on BT GPSs with gpsd
[04:16] <LinuxMercedes> xikteny: awesome
[04:16] <danbhfive> orospakr: hmm, well, you could always use dpkg --remove --force-depends    , but at your own risk
[04:17] <linuxninja> Is there an RFC for SSL?
[04:18] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: may want to check this out... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1497680
[04:18] <losher> jmalicki: I'm no expert, but a bunch of stuff won't start if /var/run isn't present. Looks like /var/run is setup by /etc/init.d/mountkernfs.sh, at least on my hardy system. If that's wrong, who knows what else is messed up in your upgrade. I'd reinstall from scratch if I were you...
[04:19] <Darklor> Anybody home
[04:19] <IdleOne> !anybody
[04:20] <Darklor> !thanks
[04:20] <losher> Xoop: I'd never even heard of it. I had to google it. That tells me it's not real popular...
[04:20] <orospakr> danbhfive, oh well, thanks. :)
[04:20] <Xoop> sudo apt-get install pork
[04:20] <LinuxMercedes> hmm...modprobe bluez reports that it doesn't exist
[04:20] <Xoop> Its an irc client
[04:20] <IdleOne> Xoop: what is the issue?
[04:21] <dsdeiz> ooh, pork, cool
[04:21] <Xoop> lol
[04:21] <Darklor> IdleOne : What does this package do , Binutils ,
[04:21] <bucky> LinuxMercedes,  bluez is a kernel module?
[04:21] <DrRighteous> can someone tell me how in KVM to map a secondary NIC I have in my host directly to the virtual machine? its a high throughput application, and I'd love it to have exclusive direct access if possible .
[04:21] <IdleOne> !info binutils
[04:21] <albech> i cannot make sound work in 9.04 on my acer. is there a way to remove the entire sound system and reinstall it??
[04:21] <LinuxMercedes> bucky: yeah, I think I'm going to restart and see if it loads right
[04:21] <losher> Xoop: according to the web page, it's *modelled* after an IRC client, but it's actually an AOL nstant messenger client, not an irc client...
[04:22] <Xoop> Works as both
[04:22] <bucky> LinuxMercedes, modinfo bluez
[04:22] <Xoop> Good to have if you ssh a lot
[04:22] <LinuxMercedes> bucky: could not find module bluez
[04:23] <Darklor> IdleOne : it is not installed is it
[04:23] <Darklor> I mean by default
[04:23] <bucky> LinuxMercedes, i've never heard of a kernel driver named bluez
[04:23] <losher> Xoop: so did you have a question, or were you just feeling lonely?
[04:23] <Jester_> I have a question. I had a dual boot vista/ubuntu installation that i wanted to ditch vista from. I backed up my ubuntu via partimage, reformatted the drive, and restored it via partimage, and now grub wont load properly. I've tried editing the menu.lst, but with the uuid lines i'm not really sure what to do. Any ideas?
[04:24] <IdleOne> Darklor: no it isnt
[04:24] <Xoop> losher, why would you like to cuddle?
[04:24] <LinuxMercedes> bucky, according to http://gpsd.berlios.de/bt.html it exists
[04:24] <rww> Jester_: they need to match the output of "sudo blkid"
[04:24] <IdleOne> Darklor: sudo apt-get install binutils
[04:24] <losher> Xoop: definitely not...
[04:24] <rww> !uuid
[04:24] <Darklor> IdleOne : Thanks
[04:24] <charles_> Can someone help me with samba. I've done it before, but this time around it isn't working. I can see my ubuntu box on my xbmc and my windows(ew) pc, but it says I don't have permission. ( Btw I'm kind of new to linux ) Could you pm me please if you have time
[04:24] <Jester_> Thanks. I'll try that.
[04:24] <LinuxMercedes> bucky, also l2cap and rfconn don't work
[04:25] <ozomandi> hi room. I'm running 8.04 LiveCD right now on parents' windows XP computer. They have what looks like a Windows graphics driver problem that renders the computer unusable. The machine works fine on LiveCD. I ran ntfsfix in order to mount the hard drive to the Ubuntu Live CD environment. Is there a way to view windows system logs in ubuntu? I'm trying to determine what's fragging them in Windows
[04:25] <losher> Jester_: the uuids have to match for the root partition indicated in menu.lst, and also in /etc/fstab if you used them there...
[04:25] <Kleemajo> Hi everyone. I just tried to resize my ubuntu partition from a live cd with gparted and something weird happened. It appeared to resize correctly, but then failed after copying all the information over giving me an error after trying "e2fsck /dev/sda3" saying "run e2fsck -f /dev/sda3 first". This stopped gparted and i tried booting into ubuntu (which I'm on now) and everything is fine except that my ubuntu installation is taking up 10 gb more t
[04:25] <Loafers> NVIDIA > ATI with respect to Linux Driver support?
[04:26] <nhasian> ozomandi, you need to backup their data, wipe the drive and do a fresh install of windows :)
[04:26] <rww> Loafers: not necessarily. Some cards work fine, some don't, from both manufacturers.
[04:26] <jmalicki> losher: /var/run is there. /var/run/network is not.
[04:26] <ozomandi> Nhasian... that's what i figured. trying to avoid doing the labor-intensive process. plus... their XP discs are buried in the garage
[04:26] <Blizzerand> Kleemajo : Run that command it asked from the terminal
[04:26] <Loafers> rww, Ok
[04:27] <LinuxMercedes> bucky: I'm going to restart and see if that helps; from what I hear it actually may
[04:27] <nhasian> ozomandi, no no.  you always throw those discs out.  you need to use the latest drivers from the manufacturer's website.  not the drivers on the discs they came with.
[04:27] <Blizzerand> Kleemajo : Thats an error and to correct it you can do that
[04:28] <moot> Alright. How can I make the ping command return a True/False sorta value based on whether a target responds to ping or not.
[04:28] <ozomandi> nhasian... I mean their XP operating system discs are lost. I can't wipe windoze until I find the XP os discs. Then I'll begin getting drivers from the manufacturers' websites. Or, I'll convince them to use ubuntu
[04:28] <joejc> anyone here know anything about linux home automation?
[04:28] <losher> jmalicki: /etc/init.d/loopback in my release will create /var/run/network if it doesn't exist. Try running it?
[04:28] <jmalicki> losher: that went away in jaunty.
[04:29] <Fragsworth> what apt package should I install for all the latex tools
[04:29] <Blizzerand> Kleemajo : You still there
[04:29] <jmalicki> losher: it seems the fresh install has some other weird way of doing it that the upgrade isn't getting.....
[04:29] <jmalicki> Fragworth: try texlive
[04:29] <losher> jmalicki: you're on your own then dude, sorry...
[04:29] <jmalicki> losher: cool, thanks for the help
[04:29] <RichN> I've done some home automation (not Linux, though)
[04:29] <Fragsworth> jmalicki: texlive-latex-base ?
[04:29] <nhasian> ozomandi, well you can order a replacement disc from MS for $30.  the s/n should be on the back or side of the computer.
[04:29] <jmalicki> fragsworth: sounds good :)
[04:29] <Fragsworth> jmalicki: cool, thanks
[04:29] <jmalicki> fragsworth: you may need more.
[04:30] <nhasian> ozomandi, of course my preferred solution is to install the latest ubuntu
[04:30] <ozomandi> nhasian... thanks for confirming my fears. I'm down to the garage to dig around. you've been most helpful
[04:30] <losher> jmalicki: does egrep '/var/run/network' /etc/init.d/* show anything interesting?
[04:31] <phix> joejc: I don't
[04:31] <nhasian> ozomandi, i'm pretty convinced that there is special code in windows that makes your computer go slower as time goes on :)
[04:31] <Jester_> Ok, the menu.lst was fine, but the swap space uuid in fstab was off. The root uuid in fstab was fine. would that still throw out error 22?
[04:31] <legend2440> looking at config-2.6.28-15-generic i see that CONFIG_HZ=250 and that # CONFIG_HZ_1000 is not set. any benefit to recompiling  with CONFIG_HZ_1000 enabled?
[04:31] <RichN> joejc: did you have a question about Linux home automation?
[04:31] <joejc> yes
[04:31] <whompapotamus> nhasian: too funny!
[04:31] <scribebox> whats the preferred irc bnc for ubuntu, that supports apt and has a wide variety of users/scripts
[04:32] <Kleemajo> Hey sorry my internet cut out. Did my question get sent (was at xx:25:30)
[04:32] <RichN> joejc: fire away...
[04:32] <joejc> whats the best way to control my house with linux?
[04:32] <nhasian> scribebox, the preferred irc client?  most people use xchat
[04:32] <quizme> Package libltdl3 is not installed  <---- but libltdl7 is installed already
[04:32] <losher> Jester_: if you reformatted and created new partitions, the uuids should change. So I'm suspicious of the root uuid not needing to be updated. Especially if it's still not working...
[04:33] <scribebox> nhasian: no, irc bouncer, its an irc proxy tool, like psybnc etc..
[04:33] <fccf1> Kleemajo: I don't think we got all of it ...  says is taking up more t ..... what's the rest
[04:33] <ctmjr> !linuxmce | joejc
[04:33] <Kleemajo> (08:25:32 PM) Kleemajo: Hi everyone. I just tried to resize my ubuntu partition from a live cd with gparted and something weird happened. It appeared to resize correctly, but then failed after copying all the information over giving me an error after trying "e2fsck /dev/sda3" saying "run e2fsck -f /dev/sda3 first". This stopped gparted and i tried booting into ubuntu (which I'm on now) and everything is fine except that my ubuntu installation i
[04:34] <Ecto> hello everybody!  can anyone help.. when i log in, my 9.04 system automattically mounts and puts on the desktop one of my partitions on the same disk as my / and /home folder partitions.  how do i stop it from mounting/putting it on the desktop everytime i log in ?
[04:34] <joejc> i dont need software i need hardware
[04:34] <ctmjr> joejc: well that was no help
[04:34] <RichN> joejc: I've used X-10 modules to do it. I bought a CM11a module from Smarthome.com. I control it using "heyu", an open-source program.
[04:34] <Vovk> Ecto, do you know which partition it is? :)
[04:34] <joejc> how does the computer part connect to the other x10 stuff?
[04:34] <Kleemajo> if it still got cut, here is the last sentence: This stopped gparted and i tried booting into ubuntu (which I'm on now) and everything is fine except that my ubuntu installation is taking up 10 gb more than it did before the partition. Any idea what happened?
[04:34] <Ecto> vovk: yes
[04:35] <Vovk> Ecto, if so, open up /etc/fstab and delete the line with that partition name
[04:35] <nhasian> Ecto, gconf-editor
[04:35] <Ecto> vovk: it's not in fstab :(
[04:35] <Ecto> nhasian: will try
[04:35] <Vovk> nhandler, i thought gconf-editor only controls if its on the desktop or not, not if it's auto mounted
[04:35] <RichN> I'm not very impressed with X-10, though. Some modules work great and some have a hard time. Your house wiring plays a big role (since X-10 uses the power lines for the network.)
[04:35] <Vovk> nhasian, look above :P stupid auto complete
[04:35] <rww> Vovk: automounting of stuff that isn't in fstab is done by a GNOME program, and is probably configurable through gconf-editor
[04:36] <Ecto> nhasian: any clues on which section in gconf-editor ?
[04:36] <Vovk> rww, why did they separate that?! -_-
[04:36] <fccf1> Kleemajo: run df ... to see what the exact amount is
[04:36] <RichN> joejc: I was hoping the ZigBee stuff would be cheaper and work better. I haven't bought any ZigBee stuff yet, because it's pretty pricy.
[04:36] <nhasian> Ecto, im looking through it now, i think there was an option to enable/disable disk drives
[04:36] <Fohn> albech: sudo apt-get --purge remove alsa-base alsa-utils linux-sound-base
[04:37] <rww> Vovk: because putting USB flash drives into fstab is annoying
[04:37] <Fohn> albech: That is, if you're still here :D.
[04:37] <rww> Vovk: (amongst other reasons)
[04:37] <cambo> is it possible to mount an nfs share with the fstab without  the destination directiory?
[04:37] <joejc> RichN,  so x10 is the best way to go atleast as far as price?
[04:37] <Vovk> rww, true... but the entire point of /etc is to have centralized configs. ah well...
[04:37] <cambo> eg mount nfs share for /home/user with only /home existing?
[04:37] <KnightWo> o..so
[04:37] <Fohn> albech: Aftewards, 'sudo apt-get install linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils'
[04:38] <rww> Vovk: right, and you don't want centralized configs for user-mounted drives. I think the same program also does stuff like mounting over ssh, which also probably doesn't belong in fstab.
[04:38] <Ecto> vovk: my guess is to make it more user friendly.
[04:38] <Fohn> D'OH
[04:38] <RichN> joejc: I think so. Smarthome.com has occasional deals where you can buy lamp and appliance modules for under $10, which is where they should be all the time.
[04:38] <Fohn> note to self: Check who's online before responding to old queries...
[04:38] <cambo> lol
[04:38] <nhasian> Ecto, launch gconf-editor, or hit Applications / System Tools / Configuration Editor
[04:38] <RichN> joejc: the CM11a module is kinda steep, though (I think ~$60). It connects to your 9-pin serial port.
[04:39] <nhasian> Ecto, go to gconf apps/nautilus/desktop/ then untick the volumes_visible checkbox
[04:39] <Vovk> Ecto, user friendly means different things to different people. rww, i don't see a reason why centralized configs are bad for user mounted drives, if there was an option in fstab to autodetect the file system, then you could easily add as many entries as you had ports and you'd be fine
[04:39] <Kleemajo> fccf1: http://paste.ubuntu.com/266980/ It doesn't look like it is acknowledging the partition size (the partition is 25 GB now)
[04:39] <joejc> i google it and fould this on the page http://www.smarthome.com/1132CU/PowerLinc-Controller-USB-Based-Home-Automation-Device/p.aspx    any reason not to go usb?
[04:39] <losher> cambo: not really. You need a valid directory as a mount point. The main exception being if you use the automounter, which will automatically create mount points for you. Is it a problem doing mkdir /home/user before you mount?
[04:39] <Vovk> rww, and if you ARE mounting over ssh, then you are technical enough to know how to edit a simple text config file ;)
[04:40] <Fohn> one would hope
[04:40] <Kleemajo> my partition used to be 12 GB or whatever is listed under df
[04:40] <Vovk> one would hope
[04:40] <Ecto> nhasian: will that stop them being visible on the desktop if i mount them manually ? i dont want that... i just want to stop the automounting one..
[04:41] <RichN> The heyu program works with the serial port version. I don't think it does USB. Maybe you have other software already?
[04:41] <losher> RichN: joejc: I did the same when they went on sale years ago (I think they're discontinued now). Mine plugged into a serial port. Some of the newer mobos don't even come with serial ports any more...
[04:41] <fccf1> Kleemajo: what do you have as /dev/sda1&2
[04:41] <fccf1> Kleemajo: gparted will show you
[04:42] <RHorse> should I try it? or will it conflict with firefox?
[04:42] <RichN> Yup. http://www.smarthome.com/1140/X10-Activehome-CM11A-Computer-Interface-CM11A/p.aspx is discontinued.
[04:42] <Ecto> nhasian: in apps/nautilis/prefences there is an automount flag.  i wonder what config file it uses...
[04:43] <Kleemajo> /dev/sda1 is an empty ntfs partition. /dev/sda2 is a Mac partition. Here is an fdisk -l printout: http://paste.ubuntu.com/266984/
[04:43] <histo> Quakelive for linux finally thank god
[04:43] <joejc> its on ebay for 10 bucks
[04:44] <RichN> joejc: A friend of mine bought the USB module for his Macintosh. Don't know if it's the same you posted.
[04:44] <RHorse> firecrotch nah, man. I'm behind the times!
[04:44] <Ecto> nhasian: it's looking like 12 of one and half a dozen of the other at the moment.
[04:44] <fccf1> Kleemajo: what you see in df below /dev/sda3 is the rest of the filesystem / which is created at boot time
[04:45] <gce> richn joejc the usb model has lousy support under linux
[04:45] <cambo> @losher  I have about 16 servers, I was using the automounter at the /home level, but it makes all the existing /home/vpopmail etc disappear
[04:45] <RHorse> firecrotch I don't miss the newer v. at all.
[04:46] <RichN> gce: rats. I was hoping it had one of those USB-serial bridge chips. I was downloading their docs...
[04:46] <RHorse> but I would like to test Shiretoko
[04:46] <Ecto> nhasian: ok thanks for the help.. i'll just go with the volumes_visible checkbox.  thanks again.
[04:46] <charles_> Could someone please help me with samba. I've been googling for the passed 2hrs now. It's most likely something easy, but I'm just not that knowledgeable at ubuntu.
[04:47] <test34> charles_: just ask
[04:47] <DrRighteous> can someone tell me how in KVM to map a secondary NIC I have in my host directly to the virtual machine? its a high throughput application, and I'd love it to have exclusive direct access if possible . anyone?
[04:47] <Kleemajo> fccf1: ok, so why is 14 GB of hard drive space being allocated to these other areas?
[04:47] <RichN> joejc: if you can get the CM11 in decent condition, it'd be worth it (esp at $10!). The heyu program can take a schedule file (that you write) and compile into macros and load it in the CM11 so that your computer doesn't have to be on.
[04:48] <Major_Quacks> charles_: Just ask, if someone knows they will answer, and don't pester the channel if no one does
[04:48] <Fohn> !ask | charles_
[04:48] <phix> charles_: what's wrong?
[04:48] <losher> cambo: yes, it will make all existing /home/* disappear. I'm not sure what you're trying to do, but you don't have to automount into /home. You can automount into another directory e.g. /automount and place permanent symbolic links from /home/user1 to /automount/user1. Will that help?
[04:48] <joejc> RichiH, my only problem is that im not sure i can use it
[04:48] <joejc> RichN, *
[04:49] <gce> richn and joec a good website is http://www.linuxha.com/   www.x10.com used to have cma11 on it
[04:49] <cambo> @losher, I am trying to map a nfs drive for a user that logs into the server.  I dont want to have to create mount points on each server
[04:49] <cambo> i have 16 servers.
[04:49] <charles_> Can someone help me with samba. I've done it before, but this time around it isn't working. I can see my ubuntu box on my xbmc and my windows(ew) pc, but it says I don't have permission. ( Btw I'm kind of new to linux ) Could you pm me please if you have time
[04:49] <cambo> just want to use the fstab to automount at login for each user
[04:50] <RichN> gce: thanks for the link, joejc: why don't you think you can use it?
[04:50] <cambo> I guess that automount is my only option right?
[04:50] <joejc> might not have the right plug
[04:50] <phix> cambo: use automount? or setup some pam module to mount it when they log in?
[04:50] <charles_> I try to follow all the guides, but still nothing
[04:50] <RichN> joejc: you have 25-pin serial?
[04:50] <phix> fstab is static, it doesn't have automounted stuff in it
[04:51] <cambo> can I use automount to mount /home/user and keep anything that is existing in /home  I have /home/vpopmail for example
[04:51] <joejc> what color would it be?
[04:51] <charles_> I do get this when I try smbclient -U guest -L samba  might not have permission
[04:51] <phix> charles_: have you created a share for it to log in as?
[04:51] <charles_> Yes
[04:51] <fccf1> Kleemajo: dev is hardware varrun and varlock each reserve 2.5 gigs to do what it has to do when it is running, another reason might include the lack of swap space on your system
[04:51] <charles_> I did phix
[04:51] <phix> charles_: have you created an account to log in as ?
[04:51] <phix> charles_: you used smbpasswd to add in a samba account for it too?
[04:51] <charles_> I do get this when I try smbclient -U guest -L samba  Error NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME ( correction )
[04:51] <Scunizi> charles_: are they window servers?  if so you might need to use samba and put the computer in the domain
[04:51] <phix> charles_: is your computer named samba?
[04:52] <joejc> RichN, is it pink?
[04:52] <gce> joejc: http://www.x10.com/promotions/hc60rx_vt_kit.html
[04:52] <charles_> I'm ubuntu isn't named samba.
[04:52] <linuxguy20091> Hey guys I just got a new Dell Inspiron Mini today and I set my desktop PC to allow remote desktop viewing. I wanted to monitor its downloads from my new netbook from downstairs and then shut it down remotely etc.  Desktop PC says its only accessable from the LAN only. That would work but when I try the 192.168.1.3 that it shows, from my newbook, I get a black screen only. Any ideas?
[04:52] <phix> charles_: so why are you trying to list shares on a computer named samba for?
[04:52] <linuxguy20091> The wireless works fine for internet access if thats in question.
[04:53] <charles_> scunizi they are window xp boxs and xbmc is a media player
[04:53] <phix> charles_: smbclient -U guest -L YOURCOMPUTERNAME
[04:53] <phix> or ip address
[04:53] <linuxguy20091> Im not sure why vinagre woudnt allow web access also.
[04:54] <joejc> x10 needs a better web designer
[04:54] <RichN> joejc: The CM11a comes with a cable. One end looks like a phone jack, the other is a 9-pin serial port connector. Recent computers may no longer have 9-pin serial port connectors, but you can get a 9-pin to USB adapter.
[04:54] <charles_> I did phix smbclient -U guest -L Office ,but still  I get Error NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME)
[04:54] <tim> im selling my laptop through ebay. how can i reformat my hard drive in a way so that no files are recoverable?
[04:55] <RichN> joejc: I don't know about "pink" though.
[04:55] <phix> charles_: can you ping it?
[04:55] <charles_> ill try
[04:55] <dsdeiz> how do you determine the size that all packages has used?
[04:55] <phix> charles_: replace Office with the ip address of the computer instead
[04:55] <phix> charles_: what is your ip address on your linux box?  open up a terminal and type in ifconfig to find that out
[04:55] <Kleemajo> fccf1: Well, how can I expand the amount of the partition that is used for "/"? The 2 GB for each of those other things obviously isn't required since I have been running ubuntu for a couple months now without any glitches. I used to have swap space but it wasn't used at all so I removed it (I have 4 GB of ram).
[04:55] <joejc> RichN, where the printer cable would plugin before usb was used for everything?
[04:55] <dsdeiz> anyone? :D
[04:56] <charles_> phix I can ping the ubuntu box
[04:56] <Fohn> !anyone | dsdeiz
[04:56] <phix> charles_: nice, from your ubuntu box, can you ping your other computers?
[04:57] <gce> joejc: a serial to usb converter will work just fine like richn suggested.  I use one without problem
[04:57] <dsdeiz> 11:55 < dsdeiz> how do you determine the size that all packages has used?
[04:57] <RichN> joejc: The printer cables (before USB) had 25-pin connectors. Serial ports used to have 25-pin connectors, too, but then went to smaller 9-pin connectors.
[04:57] <charles_> phix yes
[04:57] <phix> charles_: good, and you have samba running on your ubuntu box?  smbclient -U guest -L localhost  on your ubuntu box
[04:58] <phix> charles_: sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[04:58] <phix> charles_: try that too :P
[04:58] <losher> cambo: make the mountpoints be in /home/nfs/user instead of /home. That way you can keep /home as it is. The password files will have to be changed to indicate the new home directories...
[04:58] <peanut_butter_ki> it took me over an hour to figure out how to install things lol
[04:59] <peanut_butter_ki> how do you install programs you download off the internet?
[04:59] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[04:59] <peanut_butter_ki> how do you run it? im only used to OSes like windows and macs
[04:59] <fccf1> !hi | ShapeShifter499
[04:59] <charles_> The samba is running. When I try that smbclient -U guest -L localhost it ask me for a guess password. ( Im new again ). I don't know the guess password.
[05:00] <cambo> @losher good idea thanks
[05:00] <Conu> @peanut butter if you download .deb packages you can open with synaptic
[05:00] <ShapeShifter499> I have a acer aspire one netbook and the wifi stopped working, what do I do?
[05:00] <peanut_butter_ki> do i have synaptic automatically when i install this os?
[05:00] <charles_> phix ^
[05:00] <BlackViper2> !synaptic
[05:01] <peanut_butter_ki> i get files download as .tar
[05:01] <Conu> yeah its the default package manager
[05:01] <dsdeiz> i'd like to use pacman
[05:01] <phix> charles_: press enter
[05:01] <peanut_butter_ki> well its extension is .tar.bz2 or something similar
[05:01] <RichN> joejc, gce: gotta go. Good luck, joejc!
[05:01] <Brandon_> tar zxvf
[05:01] <Brandon_> wee
[05:01] <charles_> phix session setup failed: NT_STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER
[05:01] <joejc> RichN, thanks for ur help
[05:02] <phix> charles_: hmmm, well add in a samba account for your login account
[05:02] <Conu> and when you click on it what happens?
[05:02] <phix> charles_: sudo smbpasswd -a YOURUNIXACCOUNTNAME
[05:02] <ShapeShifter499> anyone know what to do?
[05:03] <losher> peanut_butter_ki: it's probably source code. You'd have to unpack it, compile it, then install it. Depending on how complex it is, this might vary in difficulty from trivial to impossible. What program is it?
[05:03] <esteban> hola
[05:04] <Conu> @shapeshifter the ubuntu support forums have lots and lots (and lots) of that sort of thing
[05:04] <BlackViper2> !es
[05:04] <ShapeShifter499> ??
[05:04] <ShapeShifter499> ok
[05:04] <charles_> phix _: ok, did that then I reentered that command with my name and not guest and got this Server requested plaintext password but 'client plaintext auth' is disabled
[05:04] <charles_> session setup failed: SUCCESS - 0
[05:04] <PMT_> World, I've managed to blow away the MBR on my formerly-GRUB2 9.10 install. I'm trying to reinstall GRUB2 in the MBR, but I don't know the syntax for doing this from a LiveCD.
[05:04] <ShapeShifter499> so just search the
[05:04] <esteban> HELLO
[05:04] <ShapeShifter499> ubuntu forums?
[05:04] <Conu> Main Support Categories - Ubuntu Forums
[05:04] <Conu>  
[05:04] <losher> !grub2
[05:04] <ShapeShifter499> ok
[05:05] <ShapeShifter499> bye
[05:05] <PMT_> Thank you, losher.
[05:05] <PMT_> For some reason, the first page or so of Google neglected to turn that up, and I neglected to think to search the wiki.
[05:06] <losher> PMT_: no problem. I think there's an irc channel specifically for karmic also..
[05:06] <losher> !karmic
[05:06] <Guest18191> im just trying to install it.. i dont know how to compile files
[05:06] <peanut_butter_ki> how do you compile
[05:06] <BlackViper2> !compile
[05:06] <PMT_> losher: Nice, I didn't know about that either. Thank you. :)
[05:06] <charles_> Phix_: Do you want me to send you my samba confg?
[05:06] <phix> charles_: pastbin it yes
[05:07] <phix> charles_: BRB, I need a shower, I smell
[05:07] <grodius> has anyone gotten ubuntu to wirelessly sync with the iphone (3.0) ?
[05:08] <jas8522> if someone were to have disabled some items in the start-up preference pane in 9.04 NR, where would one find the config file to re-enable them without the UI?
[05:08] <losher> peanut_butter_ki: you start by answering my question above
[05:09] <peanut_butter_ki> what
[05:09] <peanut_butter_ki> its hard to read stuff on xchat
[05:09] <peanut_butter_ki> used to mirc
[05:09] <peanut_butter_ki> what question you ask me
[05:09] <Scunizi> peanut_butter_ki: check out irssi
[05:09] <losher> peanut_butter_ki: no matter. I asked you what program you're trying to install..
[05:09] <peanut_butter_ki> the lastest firefox lol
[05:09] <quizme> Type of package: single binary, multiple binary, library, kernel module, kernel patch or cdbs?
[05:09] <quizme>  [s/m/l/k/n/b]
[05:09] <peanut_butter_ki> WHAT
[05:10] <BlackViper2> !firefox35
[05:10] <quizme> for a printer driver, which one is it ?
[05:10] <BlackViper2> 3.5
[05:10] <Scunizi> !3.5
[05:10] <peanut_butter_ki> !firefox35
[05:10] <peanut_butter_ki> wut
[05:10] <Scunizi> !ff35
[05:10] <losher> peanut_butter_ki: no need to compile it. It's available pre-built. See above
[05:10] <peanut_butter_ki> uhhh
[05:11] <peanut_butter_ki> okay hold on right quick
[05:11] <peanut_butter_ki> can i download it through irc?
[05:11]  * losher bah, no-one butchers the language quite so thorougly as native speakers
[05:12] <losher> peanut_butter_ki: not really. What os release are you running?
[05:12] <peanut_butter_ki> the lastest one
[05:12]  * PMT_ agrees with losher
[05:13] <losher> peanut_butter_ki: run lsb_release -a
[05:13] <peanut_butter_ki> in terminal?
[05:14] <losher> peanut_butter_ki: yes, lsb_release -a in terminal please
[05:14] <peanut_butter_ki> Ubuntu 9.04
[05:14] <peanut_butter_ki> jaunty
[05:15] <losher> peanut_butter_ki: ok, read the ubottu message above re: firefox 3.5 & jaunty...
[05:16] <kevdog> isnt there another way to start init.d scripts -- like a service command or something I was reading somewhere?
[05:16] <Autumn> Quick question: How valid and reliable are the warnings provided in Palimpsest in 9.10a5? It's telling me my HD is in pre-fail state, which might explain some problems I've been having...
[05:17] <teck> we are a nation of clamydia
[05:17] <fccf> Autumn: that is karmic, and still in development... discussion in #ubuntu+1
[05:18] <Autumn> ok :) thanks
[05:18] <kudi> what is the command to lock my screen to gdm
[05:18] <aphisone> I have royally screwed my laptop up... I was configuring the graphics threw the ATI video interface and both my screens started displaying strangely.  Now when I boot, the GDM screen is not displaying correctly.
[05:19] <kevdog> ouch
[05:19] <peanut_butter_ki> okay this isnt helping at all
[05:19] <kevdog> reconfigure the x server perhaps?
[05:19] <fccf> peanut_butter_ki: may I reccommend something www.ubuntupocketguide.com -- free book to answer some of your questions
[05:20] <losher> peanut_butter_ki: start up your package manager and search for firefox-3.5
[05:20] <aphisone> kevdog: I tried that... it didn't seem to correct the issue... I think I need to disable my ATI driver from the command line
[05:20] <aphisone> I don't know how to disable my ATI driver from CLI... can anyone help me with that?
[05:20] <kevdog> aphisone: Ive never had to mess with ATI drivers -- good luck
[05:20] <fccf> aphisone: run xfix from recovery mode ... ESC at first boot
[05:21] <aphisone> fccf: that's awsome... I'll try that... thanks!
[05:21] <quizme> http://pastie.org/609222  <--- did that compile the debian package ?
[05:21] <losher> kevdog: services-admin ?
[05:22] <fccf> quiz me ... see where it says libpango ... you need to install those libs
[05:23] <aphisone> fccf: I tried `dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg`but all that did was mess the display up to the point where it kicked out xorg back to the command prompt
[05:23] <aphisone> lol
[05:23] <peanut_butter_ki> whys it called shiretoko
[05:23] <losher> peanut_butter_ki: some kind of licensing issue
[05:23] <peanut_butter_ki> lol what really
[05:24] <losher> peanut_butter_ki: so do you have it installed and running?
[05:24] <peanut_butter_ki> bout to install it. only have the default firefox that comes with ubuntu
[05:24] <quizme> fccf: those are just warnings though
[05:24] <biovore> shiretoko is a wild life national reserve in northen japan..
[05:25] <aphisone> fccf: I tried `xfix` but command is not found, is it in the repos
[05:25] <losher> peanut_butter_ki: there's actually nothing wrong with the default firefox....
[05:25] <peanut_butter_ki> yeah but i want to be up to date
[05:25] <biovore> newer isn't always better...
[05:25] <biovore> ;-)
[05:25] <peanut_butter_ki> im trying to get the videos to stream well
[05:26] <peanut_butter_ki> i get sound but the video is like all messed up
[05:26] <peanut_butter_ki> installed flash plugin but didnt help
[05:26] <fccf> aphisone: xfix is part of recovery mode which can only be run by rebooting, and pressing ESC when you see Grub Loading
[05:26] <biovore> I doubt the new firefoxis going to fix that..
[05:26] <peanut_butter_ki> its not the reason im downloading it though
[05:26] <losher> peanut_butter_ki: this is software, not high-fashion. The newer a piece of software is, the more likely it is to have new bugs
[05:27] <aphisone> fccf:I have been working in Recovery mode... are you refering to one of the options in the first prompt?
[05:27] <peanut_butter_ki> yeah and if i find a bug ill submit it to mozilla
[05:27] <peanut_butter_ki> whats your point
[05:27] <BlackViper2> lol
[05:27] <fccf> aphisone: yes, you can access it again by typing exit
[05:28] <n0gear> after installin firefox 3.5 should i uninstall 3.0?
[05:28] <losher> fccf: aphisone as far as I know, xfix just runs dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg from a script...
[05:28] <aphisone> fccf: yah I did that... however I have already tried that approach... that doesn't work
[05:28] <cryptopsy> n0gear: up to you, doesn't matter
[05:28] <aphisone> losher: yah... I know... shame. :)
[05:28] <fccf> aphisone: there may be backups of your xorg.conf in /etc/X11 that you could fall back to or work from
[05:29] <cryptopsy> aphisone: or xorg-config
[05:29] <Flannel> n0gear: No you shouldn't
[05:29] <aphisone> fccf: already tried all the backups in there... none worked
[05:29] <cryptopsy> aphisone: Do what I told you.
[05:29] <aphisone> cryptopsy: ok... yah forgot about that one... I'll try
[05:30] <losher> peanut_butter_ki: pretty cocky for someone who needed help installing a simple program...
[05:31] <jas8522> to answer my question from earlier: ~/.config/autostart
[05:31] <aphisone> cryptopsy: `xorg-config` command not found
[05:31] <innomen> hi all, is there someway of making open office ignore every line with a \ in it for spellchecking purposes? i'm tired of telling ti to ignore bits of urls (i have 1300 pages to edit and it's taken me an hour to get 302 in thanks ot this madness)
[05:32] <mneptok> innomen: proper URLs do not contain backslashes :)
[05:32] <cryptopsy> innomen: google
[05:32] <jmalicki> where does /dev/.initramfs go after a system boots? is it just gone and unable to inspect?
[05:32] <innomen> mneptok, silence you! :P
[05:32] <aphisone> innomen: check out #openoffice
[05:32] <innomen> cryptopsy, oh really i just type google or is it a check box?
[05:33] <cryptopsy> I found a website with the solution on google.
[05:33] <innomen> aphisone, ahh, thanky
[05:33] <cryptopsy> Now I want you to find it.
[05:33] <mneptok> !google > cryptopsy
[05:33] <aphisone> cryptopsy: lol
[05:33] <innomen> cryptopsy, how about you go $%^& yourself? :)
[05:33] <Flannel> aphisone, innomen: it's #Openoffice.org
[05:33] <innomen> Flannel, thanky :)
[05:33] <Flannel> innomen: Please mind your language
[05:33] <BlackViper2> !attitude > innomen
[05:33] <aphisone> innomen: WT!... no need for that
[05:33] <innomen> Flannel, i meant hug :)
[05:34] <innomen> you guys have dirty minds
[05:34] <Flannel> innomen: Just don't do it again.  There's no reason to be rude.
[05:34] <fccf> unnomen: another option is bluefish has a html filter ... you could copy there
[05:34] <innomen> Flannel, well given cryptopsy's comment I figured it was rude day :)
[05:35] <Gnea> aphisone: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg  <-- tried that?
[05:35] <innomen> fccf, hmm thats an idea, i haddent evenc osnidered just moveing to a diffrent editor of some sort. h'duh
[05:35] <Spider21> anyone have experiance with grub2
[05:35] <aphisone> Gnea: yes... thank you
[05:36] <Gnea> aphisone: okay, wasn't sure if you'd solved the problem yet or not
[05:36] <aphisone> Gnea: I even tried removing the xorg.conf all together... no better... I need a way to change the ubuntu graphics driver from the command line
[05:36] <losher> Spider21: grub2 is karmic, try #ubuntu+1
[05:36] <aphisone> I think
[05:36] <Spider21> thanks
[05:36] <Gnea> aphisone: I see... well, recent releases tend to steer away from direct editting of the xorg.conf file
[05:37] <fccf> innoman: html is spanglish to openoffice's spellchecker, whereas bluefish does nicely .. even on heavily coded pages
[05:37] <losher> aphisone: did you imply that this used to work until you reconfigured something?
[05:37] <aphisone> Gnea: I know...  kinda cool... but now I don't know how to solve my problem lol :D
[05:37] <innomen> fccf, awesome
[05:37] <peanut_butter_ki> why is the streaming of videos so horrible?
[05:38] <Gnea> aphisone: are you in the console now?
[05:38] <oem> any ubu help
[05:38] <aphisone> losher: yes, it was working... did some changes in the ATI crystal config app and now no good
[05:38] <aphisone> Gnea: yes I am
[05:38] <Gnea> !ask | oem
[05:38] <fccf> !ask | oem
[05:38] <Gnea> aphisone: which ati card do you have?
[05:39] <oem> sorry, my mistake
[05:39] <losher> aphisone: no backup of the working version I suppose?
[05:39] <aphisone> Gnea: good question... 1 sec
[05:39] <Gnea> oem: no problem, give it another shot - be as detailed as you can
[05:39] <messi> how can I to assign serial port more than ttyS3 on ubuntu 9
[05:40] <aphisone> Gnea: uhh... what would give me that info?
[05:40] <biovore> messi: how many serial ports you have?
[05:40] <spishee> about 5-6 ports.
[05:40] <Gnea> aphisone: lspci | grep VGA
[05:41] <andyzammy> hello everyone, i'm trying to install the psp-toolchain on my ubuntutop, i'm compiling from source by runnning a script, but i get the following error: ERROR: Set $PSPDEV before continuing. ../depends/check-pspdev.sh: Failed. i edited .bashrc and added the export lines like it told me to. does anybody know where i'm going wrong?
[05:41] <phix> !ask | oem
[05:41] <oem> Any assistance with the wifi module on an Acer Aspire One aoa150 Netbook, running jaunty jackalope, on the connecting through Wifi or 802.11
[05:41] <aphisone> Gnea: ahh.. that's it... I was trying dmesg lol... Radeon HD 3100
[05:41] <Gnea> phix: lag?
[05:41] <fccf> aphisone: if you look through /var/cache/apt/archives you may find a previous version of the driver (aka the one that worked, find the newer driver in there ... look carefully at dates see what was recently installed .. then find the next older driver .. install with sudo dpkg -i PACKAGE-FILE-NAME.deb
[05:42] <Gnea> oem: what's the problem, exactly? is it not being detected or not finding an access point?
[05:42] <phix> Gnea: Yes, I am lagged :) in my brain that is.
[05:42] <onats> hi, on an ubuntu 9.04 install, how do i make a "service" wait until a prerequisite service starts completely?
[05:42] <Gnea> phix: lol
[05:42] <losher> fccf: aphisone: if that doesn't work, also look at /var/log/dpkg.log which gives the chronology of installed packages
[05:42] <phix> Gnea: my ping is fine :)
[05:42] <innomen> fccf: bluefish apears to be working nicely, thanks :)
[05:42] <phix> it must be me
[05:42] <Gnea> phix: it happens
[05:42] <phix> I think I need more coffee
[05:42] <Gnea> oem: here, please.
[05:43] <Besogon> It possible to make multiseat (12 terminals) classroom with using VirtualBOX or Xen. (Actually we need WindowsXP for running CAD)
[05:43] <phix> BRB coffee, then I will help assist oem too :)
[05:43] <Besogon> Is it possible to make multiseat (12 terminals) classroom with using VirtualBOX or Xen? (Actually we need WindowsXP for running CAD)
[05:43] <error404notfound> i got this: http://pastebin.com/m7fb38df3 in one of my server's logwatch email, whats this, is this critical?
[05:45] <Gnea> aphisone: do you have pastebinit installed?
[05:45] <aphisone> losher, fccf: fglrx was installed as the driver... also shows it in the archives...
[05:45] <aphisone> Gnea: no
[05:45] <Gnea> !pastebinit | aphisone (sudo apt-get install pastebinit)
[05:45] <bing> how to close a opened port ?
[05:46] <fccf> bing: what port?
[05:46] <aphisone> Gnea: nice tool... good to know.. installing
[05:46] <Gnea> bing: find the process and turn it off
[05:47] <losher> onats: as far as I know, there is no built-in facility for that kind of coordination of services. Usually, the services themselves have to coordinate using some agreed upon protocol. Which services are you trying to coordinate?
[05:47] <Tecumsah> sup
[05:47] <bing> Gnea, When we use the network tools => port scan => it shows unknown process, port opened....
[05:47] <bing> how to close the port opened.
[05:47] <Gnea> aphisone: going to need the output of this command:   dpkg -l | grep ^ii | grep xserver-xorg-video
[05:47] <onats> losher, i need the mysql server started fully first, before the tomcat server starts...
[05:47] <aphisone> Gnea: what is ^ii
[05:48] <Tecumsah> hmm
[05:48] <fccf> bing: what port #?
[05:48] <Gnea> aphisone: matches installed packages only
[05:48] <bing> 52072
[05:48] <oem> sorry, Gnea how you sending in orange
[05:48] <peanut_butter_ki> is there a better broswer than firefox for linux?
[05:49] <peanut_butter_ki> i used to use opera back when i used windows and i liked that so much more than firefox
[05:49] <altf2o> i just compiled Chromium, and so far i'm a huge fan.
[05:49] <stealth-> peanut_butter_ki: depends on what you like. You can try opera
[05:49] <Gnea> bing: sudo netstat -nap | grep 52072
[05:49] <peanut_butter_ki> oh they have opera on linux?
[05:49] <stealth-> peanut_butter_ki: yes, theres opera for linux
[05:49] <BlackViper2> peanut_butter_ki, there is opera for ubuntu
[05:49] <peanut_butter_ki> yeah i used chrome before too it was alright
[05:49] <BlackViper2> lol
[05:49] <Gnea> oem: I type your name first with a : at the end, like this, then type. you should do the same back to me.
[05:49] <peanut_butter_ki> alright imma look for opera now
[05:49] <LinuxMercedes> I've been trying to get a bluetooth gps to work with my Ubuntu 9.04 machine, following the tutorial from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1497680 I'm good until the sdptool browse command...it says browsing <address> and then exits. Any ideas?
[05:50] <Gnea> !opera | peanut_butter_ki
[05:50] <rashed2020> Is there a way to move an Ubuntu installation from one computer to another?
[05:50] <losher> onats: the easiest thing it just to delay tomcat until you're sure mysql has started. If you wanted to get more sophisticated, you could query the mysql server to see if it's responding. Note that whatever you do, you need to handle the case where mysql never comes up. You don't want your system to hang completely if that happens...
[05:50] <oem> Gnea: like this?
[05:50] <Gnea> !clone | rashed2020
[05:50] <Gnea> oem: yup
[05:51] <rashed2020> Gnea: What about my personal settings and customizations?
[05:51] <aphisone> Gnea: http://pastebin.com/f6b83ffc7
[05:51] <Gnea> rashed2020: that would be located in /home
[05:51] <onats> losher, is there like a delay/sleep command for bash scripts?
[05:51] <Gnea> aphisone: oh good, you have the radeon driver installed... one sec
[05:51] <rashed2020> So just do the above, and copy home? That would be like using the same computer?
[05:52] <andyzammy> can anybody help me figure out what exactly to add to .bashrc? i'm getting an error compiling the psp-toolchain which says "ERROR: Set $PSPDEV before continuing. ../depends/check-pspdev.sh: Failed." I added a couple of lines to .bashrc but i think i'm still missing something.
[05:52] <losher> onats: there is a sleep command. man sleep..
[05:52] <oem> Gnea: sorry first time on irc chat other than the ancient windows IRC years ago =p.... Is there any way to update the drivers, and or exchange them and corun side by side with alternative Os's
[05:52] <innomen> fccf, do you know where bluefish hides it's dictionary file?
[05:52] <Gnea> aphisone: what vendor do you get from this command?  glxinfo |grep vendor
[05:53] <Gnea> oem: possibly, but that's assuming that that would be the answer to the problem that you mentioned about wireless before
[05:53] <innomen> i cant find a forum or anything
[05:53] <onats> losher, ok thanks, am just gonna sleep it for 30 seconds
[05:53] <onats> that for sure should be enough time to startup the mysql server
[05:53] <aphisone> Gnea: Error: unable to open display
[05:53] <Gnea> *facepalm*
[05:53] <sauvin_> Jaunty Jackalope, brand new install, running KDE4. First thing it did was lose the taskbar along the bottom. I have a terminal open; anybody know how to get the taskbar going again?
[05:54] <innomen> !panel
[05:54] <Gnea> aphisone: grep Driver /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:54] <oem> gnea: well im sort of unsure as to the file system I know the way around Im just unsure of the opening method's such as the .h .c .so and alt files
[05:54] <aphisone> Gnea: and this has been my frustration for that last 2 hours
[05:54] <oem> tell gnea: and installing source code to ubuntu or .deb
[05:54] <Gnea> aphisone: ah - well, it could be worse :)
[05:54] <fccf> innomen: give me a min ... I am looking
[05:54] <losher> onats: ok, but realise that if you do this in the boot script, everything will pause for 30 seconds during boot while the script sleeps...
[05:54] <innomen> fccf, cool, thank you :)
[05:54] <bing> thanks
[05:55] <aphisone> Gnea: I get no info, just a new command prompt
[05:55] <Gnea> oem: well, .c are C program files (just the source code) and .h are the header files that the C files utilize in order to compile into the .so shared library files
[05:56] <Gnea> aphisone: okay - if you press alt-f7, is the X still running or is it a blank screen?
[05:56] <aphisone> Gnea: if I look into the old versions of the xorg.conf I have seen fglrx
[05:57] <oem> Gnea: how would I tell this to install tho in a manner of speaking what command prompt? or terminal command.
[05:57] <aphisone> Gnea: term 7 isn't enabled... only term 1 - 6
[05:57] <dj801> tasha TURN UTORRENT OFF =,= http://www.speedtest.net/result/559471519.png
[05:58] <hardware> hello. when i upgraded to ubuntu 9.04 i couldnt even play an mp3 or view video because there was a lack of intel hardware support. does anyone know if these issues have been corrected? aka : Does 9.04 have intel hardware support?
[05:58] <oem> Gnea: Only been using ubuntu around a week now well caching on.... used to microsoft and overriding everything lol
[05:58] <fccf> innomen: I believe it is using the local dictionary in /usr/share/dict
[05:58] <onats> losher, hmmm
[05:58] <onats> even the other scripts that were previously started?
[05:58] <innomen> fccf: hmm, alright, thanky, i guess thats not the one OO uses.
[05:58] <innomen> i'll tinker
[05:59] <oem> hardware: no you got to go online and patch 3 upgrades ... well mine did
[05:59] <jmalicki> hardware: intel hardware has been around in a general sense for much longer. perhaps you should ask about your specific hardware.
[05:59] <BlackViper2> !intel
[05:59] <Gnea> aphisone: X usually runs on 7, so okay.  type this:  X >& X.log   and it should take you back to the prompt (if not, ctrl-alt-backspace will kill it)  then pastebinit the X.log file
[06:00] <Gnea> oem: heh, well, wireless is a bit tricky in ubuntu - which wireless card/chip do you have?
[06:00] <jmalicki> Gnea: why not use the logfile it already creates?
[06:00] <losher> onats: all boot scripts have to complete before boot completes. So a boot script that sleeps will delay startup. I dunno much about tomcat. Maybe there is a better solution. Try google?
[06:00] <Gnea> jmalicki: because this isn't appended
[06:00] <jmalicki> ah
[06:01] <jmalicki> Gnea: hmm, the one X writes on its own doesn't seem to be either
[06:02] <aphisone> Gnea: XorgKill combo doesn't work
[06:02] <jmalicki> aphisone: what does /var/log/Xorg.0.log say?
[06:02] <Gnea> aphisone: does it bring up a grey screen with a cursor?
[06:03] <aphisone> Gnea: no a black screen with pixlated lines at the top
[06:04] <Gnea> aphisone: okay, you should be able to kill it like this:  killall -9 X
[06:04] <aphisone> jmalicki: wait one... I have to reboot my computer now
[06:04] <jmalicki> aphisone: you could ssh into it
[06:04] <aphisone> Gnea: I can't get back to my term 1
[06:04] <Gnea> aphisone: ctrl-alt-f1 should do it
[06:05] <tp_> i want to test remote desktop on xubuntu.. could anyone be a partner?
[06:05] <aphisone> Gnea: I tried that millions of time... sadly, no luck
[06:05] <Gnea> aphisone: how about this:  alt-sysrq-k
[06:05] <aphisone> Gnea: already rebooting
[06:05] <Gnea> heh alright
[06:06] <tp_> anyone? this is the first time i am trying it out
[06:06] <aphisone> Gnea: I was in a real pissy mood earlier... now I've accepted my fait
[06:06] <Gnea> aphisone: btw, if you install the dontzap package, and then run:  sudo dontzap --disable   it will allow ctrl-alt-backspace to work
[06:07] <Gnea> !dontzap
[06:07] <axle> hey
[06:07] <axle> my computer has 4 sata slots and 2 ide, i can't boot from the idea
[06:07] <axle> ide
[06:07] <bastid_raZor> Gnea: if one installs dontzap does alt+sysrq+k still restart X
[06:08] <axle> think its motherboard support issue?
[06:09] <innomen> ok so nothing will open standard.dic, and open office itself shows me the list of words i need to export/import but in it's infinite wisdow it will not let me select or copy them, does anyone have any idea how to make standard.dic readable?
[06:09] <Gnea> bastid_raZor: yes.
[06:09] <Gnea> bastid_raZor: alt+sysrq+k effectively nails a terminal to its core.
[06:09] <tp_> #audio
[06:10] <DrHouse|Compaq> omg sad thing happened to my friend he ran sudo rm -rf / :/ not knowing the ramifications of that command
[06:10] <Gnea> axle: doubt it, you probably don't have the correct boot order set in the bios
[06:10] <Gnea> DrHouse|Compaq: why?
[06:10] <DrHouse|Compaq> dude really idk
[06:10] <Gnea> DrHouse|Compaq: who told him to run it?
[06:10] <aphisone> Gnea: the Xorg.0.log http://pastebin.com/fa401c18
[06:11] <DrHouse|Compaq> some guy on chat on another network
[06:11] <innomen> DrHouse|Compaq, thats probably because everyone is trying to security through obscurity, i'd personally compile a list of commands to NEVER run and put it in the topic.
[06:11] <innomen> or ink to it,
[06:11] <innomen> link*
[06:11] <theoros> i'm pretty sure that isn't true, innomen
[06:11] <RRRXXX> Hey Guys,
[06:11] <RRRXXX> I have a accumulated lot of data on my Ubuntu PC. I would like you guys to suggest me a partition where I can keep this data so that when I do a clean install, i can format '/' '/home' and get a clean system without leftover files.
[06:11] <RRRXXX> I have been using '/' and '/home' for the past couple few years with '/home' containing all the data. But since it contain .themes, .metacity and all those directories, I want to format '/home' too when doing a clean install.
[06:11] <RRRXXX> What partition should I create for storing data(music,videos,documents etc) ?
[06:11] <FloodBot3> RRRXXX: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:11] <theoros> there's a pretty big post on ubuntuforums about commands for beginners
[06:12] <stooj> I've just connected to an ubuntu server I'm running and have been greeted with: "You have a new mail." Can anyone tell me what generated this and where I might pick up the message?
[06:12] <innomen> theoros, i've read on many support forums where people emtnion commands that do things of that sort and then say "but i wont tell you just in case" plus in ehre i think there is a bot command that talks about devastating commands but it does not list them
[06:12] <RRRXXX> that was a genuine question
[06:12] <RRRXXX> why ban ?
[06:12] <Newbuntu2> is there a tool to map wifi signal strengths in ubuntu (eg heatmapper for windows)?
[06:12] <pcbuilder97> can a bad hard drive prevent gnome partitioner live cd from loading? anybody??
[06:12] <innomen> RRRXXX, too much text too fast
[06:12] <leaf-sheep> RRRXXX: You were banned temporarily to stop the flooding.
[06:12] <DrHouse|Compaq> RRRXXX, you said question with too many lines and triggered spambot
[06:12] <stooj> RRRXXX: Too many messages in quick succession
[06:12] <Gnea> aphisone: okay. the reason I asked for the X.log file was to eliminate the possibility of getting the useless fglrx info there.
[06:12] <RRRXXX> ok
[06:13] <leaf-sheep> RRRXXX: Best to keep everything in one line.
[06:13] <aphisone> Gnea: okay
[06:13] <Gnea> RRRXXX: please don't paste more than 2 lines at a time.
[06:13] <RRRXXX> ok
[06:13] <Gnea> axle: please do not PM me.
[06:13] <Gnea> axle: chat here, please. I can't help you in PM.
[06:14] <RRRXXX> I have a accumulated lot of data on my Ubuntu PC. I would like you guys to suggest me a partition where I can keep this data so
[06:14] <RRRXXX> that when I do a clean install, i can format '/' '/home' and get a clean system without leftover files.
[06:14] <RRRXXX> I have been using '/' and '/home' for the past couple few years with '/home' containing all the data. But since it
[06:14] <Gnea> RRRXXX: I usually make a /data
[06:14] <RRRXXX> ok
[06:14] <RRRXXX> thanks
[06:14] <Flannel> RRRXXX: Just remove your dotfiles
[06:14] <RRRXXX> that helped
[06:15] <axle> k sorry
[06:15] <RRRXXX> so this /data partition does not have any hidden files right from the os ?
[06:15] <Gnea> RRRXXX: I made it out of thin air on another partition, somewhere.
[06:15] <RRRXXX> ok , removing hidden files will also do. thanks guys
[06:15] <aphisone> RRRXXX: /data would be one that you make... the system wouldn't use it unless you tell it to
[06:15] <axle> well the thing is i tried to put 2 seperate IDE drives in this comp and they crash when windows tries to load, yes they work in other machines
[06:15] <Gnea> RRRXXX: they're only there if you put them there
[06:15] <RRRXXX> ok
[06:15] <RRRXXX> thans Gnea
[06:15] <RRRXXX> thanks for the help
[06:16] <RRRXXX> Bye
[06:16] <innomen> am i the only person in the word that wants to open this file? i just googled "open standard.dic" and got a single useless result
[06:16] <innomen> sometimes it sucks being a pioneer :P
[06:16] <Gnea> axle: ok, but the system is going to see them in a certain boot order - HDD-0, HDD-1, HDD-2, and so on - you have to make sure you have the order correct in order for the boot order to work correctly
[06:17] <axle> im manually selecting them
[06:17] <linuxninja> Is there an RFC for SSL
[06:17] <Gnea> axle: define 'manually'
[06:17] <Gnea> linuxninja: probably
[06:17] <axle> pressing f12, selecting HD, then picking the IBM IDE drive
[06:17] <linuxninja> Gnea: I can't find one. There is an RFC for TLS.
[06:17] <ugur> hi all i don't know if it is the same in ubuntu but the power manager in ubuntu netbook remix doesn't have an option to set a power management profile. Isn't it odd that you can not set it to always powersave in a netbook where it is crucial?
[06:17] <Gnea> linuxninja: weird
[06:18] <aphisone> linuxninja: 4251
[06:18] <Gnea> axle: maybe you don't have the MBR mapped correctly
[06:18] <tp_> hi i am facing issues with video.. can anyone help?
[06:18] <axle> i tried unplugging the ata but it didnt help, i just really need windows to do XNA unfortunetly
[06:18] <linuxninja> aphisone: Let me take a look
[06:18] <tp_>  when i watch a youtube video in full screen the video is trailing.. ie the transitions are not smooth
[06:18] <Besogon> how good does work CADs in virtualbox (VMware xen) what is your advice?
[06:18] <axle> it works in another computer though
[06:18] <tp_>  i guess this is a video driver issue
[06:18] <tp_>  i used to face a similar problem in windows when i didnot install the motherboard video drivers
[06:18] <aphisone> linuxninja: 4252
[06:18] <Gnea> aphisone: okay, did you try the dontzap thing?
[06:18] <WIGGMPk> Besogon: try #vmware or #vbox not here
[06:18] <tp_> any solutions ??
[06:19] <axle> and it tries to boot, it just crashes and restarts
[06:19] <axle> like i even get, start in safe mode etc///
[06:19] <WIGGMPk> Besogon: or perhaps #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:19] <axle> but then it just crashes and restarts
[06:19] <linuxninja> aphisone: That's the RFC for SSH. I'm looking for SSL
[06:19] <Gnea> tp_: install the correct video driver.
[06:20] <WIGGMPk> linuxninja: have you tried google for this?
[06:21] <Gnea> linuxninja: http://www.webstart.com/jed/papers/HRM/references/ssl.html  I don't think SSL has an RFC, but TLS does, and SSL relies on TLS.
[06:21] <linuxninja> WIGGMPk: Yup...
[06:21] <aphisone> Gnea: I have it installed... I ran the dontzap command... should I try the X >& X.log command again
[06:21] <Gnea> aphisone: please
[06:21] <linuxninja> Gnea: That's my conclusion as well.. No RFC for SSL
[06:21] <silare> Is there a flavour of UBuntu that's very minimalistic on install and comes with only a few apps like a browser or so so that I can install only what I want on it and not worry about breaking metapackages?
[06:21] <axle> could the hard drive being made in 99 be the problem?
[06:21] <Gnea> linuxninja: because SSL isn't that low-level, whereas TLS is
[06:22] <Gnea> axle: probably
[06:22] <linuxninja> Gnea: I see... Well, sorta... Thanks for the info...
[06:22] <aphisone> Gnea: the system is actually halted... no response
[06:22] <Gnea> axle: anything over 6 or 7 years old deserves to be replaced
[06:22] <axle> that's all i can think of, it work in the older MB that uses IDE
[06:23] <Gnea> aphisone: where is it halted at?
[06:23] <axle> yeah, i just got an old one dropped off to stick windows on, im trying to avoid resizing my ext3 cause its encrypted with LUKS\
[06:23] <Gnea> axle: could be a bad cable, maybe?
[06:23] <innomen> lol, ubuntu itself can read the file, it prints the first couple words in the icon for the text file renamed from standard.dic, btu when you pen the file to see asain chaarcters instead of the words, what encoding is ubuntu useing to generate the preview thumbnail for text files?
[06:23] <axle> no, its the cable my cdrom drive uses
[06:23] <aphisone> Gnea: starting the display... black screen with dispixlated lines at the top
[06:24] <Gnea> axle: that's why. NEVER connect an IDE cdrom and hard drive on the same channel. separate them.
[06:24] <sauvin_> Unable to play a movie DVD in Jaunty. dvdcss2 installed. What gives?
[06:24] <axle> they are seperate, i only have 1 molex connector :P
[06:24] <silare> Out of curiosity, what GIMP plugins do you guys tend to use? There's a REALLY big repository I'm aware of, but which do you guys tend to use?
[06:24] <axle> so i can only plug in 1 at a time
[06:24] <Gnea> axle: power isn't the difference, it's the fact that they're using the same *IDE* cable.
[06:24] <dalfz> is there a way i can kill a listening socket? the using process cannot restart immediately because socket is "already in use"
[06:25] <Gnea> axle: also, the drive may not like being automatically detected by the bios
[06:25] <axle> they are using the same cable, but not at the same time
[06:25] <Gnea> axle: do you have it set to M, S or CS?
[06:25] <axle> M
[06:25] <Gnea> axle: try CS
[06:26] <axle> kk, i was thinking that, but i dont even know what cable select is for really
[06:26] <Gnea> aphisone: and alt+sysrq+k dosn't quell it?
[06:26] <WIGGMPk> axle: it just lets the cable determine the arrangement of the drives
[06:26] <aphisone> Gnea: no it doesn't
[06:27] <Gnea> axle: it's called "cable select" because the placement on the IDE cable "selects" whether it's master or slave. be sure to physically disconnect the IDE cable from the cdrom, whether it's powered or not.
[06:27] <ravn2> hi guys, whys does searching for files still take such long time? Isn't there a fs database these days, or do I need to activate this feature some how?
[06:27] <axle> okay, thanx a lot, ill give it a shot
[06:27] <axle> its got a bunch of other setting too
[06:27] <axle> 15 pin
[06:27] <pyrak> how do i dist-upgrade an usupported ubuntu version?
[06:27] <pyrak> specifically, gutsy
[06:27] <axle> 16 pin, 2gb clip, auto spin disable
[06:28] <leaf-sheep> !upgrade | pyrak
[06:28] <Gnea> aphisone: okay... alt+sysrq+b  should reboot it then
[06:28] <axle> im going by the 16 pin arrangements
[06:28] <Gnea> axle: those don't count, they are figments of your imagination
[06:28] <Gnea> axle: unless it's an IBM
[06:28] <axle> it is
[06:28] <WIGGMPk> lol
[06:28] <WIGGMPk> rut ro
[06:28] <Gnea> keep the arrangement the same then
[06:28] <Gnea> just make sure it'll do CS
[06:29] <mib> hi. i try to upgrade my pidgin however, i received this error:-  pidgin: Depends: pidgin-data (< 1:2.1.1-z) but 1:2.2.1-1ubuntu4.3 is to be installed E: Broken packages..
[06:29] <RichiV> Whats the  "best" torrent downloader?
[06:29] <mib> how can i solve this
[06:29] <dsdeiz> rtorrent!
[06:29] <axle> yeah, im doing CS 16pin, ill brb
[06:29] <Gnea> !best | RichiV
[06:29] <Gnea> axle: sounds good
[06:30] <zenxr> RichiV: I always use transmission bittorrent client
[06:30] <mib> how an i solve the problem
[06:30] <zenxr> Honestly there's not much to be picky about with bittorrents
[06:30] <onats> im having issues with tomcat when it is being started up from boot up. it hangs, as compared to doing an /etc/init.d/tomcat start/restart
[06:30] <zenxr> mib: Try posting the question first lol
[06:30] <innomen> in case anyone wants to know for others seeking help standard.dic CANT be edited. http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=7483&start=0
[06:30] <WIGGMPk> zenxr: he did
[06:30] <WIGGMPk> mib: dont keep asking for help, its annoying.. someone will answer if they know the answer
[06:30] <mib> hi. i try to upgrade my pidgin however, i received this error:-  pidgin: Depends: pidgin-data (< 1:2.1.1-z) but 1:2.2.1-1ubuntu4.3 is to be installed E: Broken packages..how can i solve his
[06:30] <innomen> night guys i need sleep heheh
[06:31] <mib> ok.*waiting.
[06:31] <zenxr> Oh
[06:31] <aphisone> Gnea: http://pastebin.com/f19c9104a
[06:31] <zenxr> i went right over than scrolling up lol
[06:31] <grawity> mib: You're probably trying install a very old version of Pidgin :
[06:31] <zenxr> mib: are you using apt-get or installing from source?
[06:32] <legend2440> Gnea: what would you recommend for 2 ide hard drives  1 cdrw and 1 dvdrw and i have two cables?  2 hard drives on one cable and cdrw and dvdrw on the other?
[06:32] <CopyWriter> in the beginning God created the heaven and the earth, then some years after ubuntu came along and i haven't stopped to smell the flowers since
[06:32] <mib> im actually using feisty and the only way workaround i foud  now is from http://howto.landure.fr/gnu-linux/ubuntu-feisty-fawn-1/software-for-ubuntu-feisty-fawn/pidgin-previously-gaim-on-ubuntu-feisty-fawn#1252312034
[06:32] <zenxr> wow
[06:32] <zenxr> I believe it's time for an upgrade lol
[06:33] <mib> but i have limited space harddisk
[06:33] <mib> :(
[06:33] <grawity> mib: how big is the HD?
[06:33] <Gnea> aphisone: it looks like it's trying to use the fglrx driver still, somehow...
[06:33] <mib> just few G
[06:33] <Gnea> legend2440: yeah
[06:33] <legend2440> Gnea: ok thanks
[06:33] <grawity> mib: maybe upgrade to another distro then? :)
[06:33] <aphisone> Gnea: well yah... how do I disable that driver
[06:34] <mib> means?
[06:34] <zenxr> try puppylinux
[06:34] <zenxr> or damn small linux
[06:34] <Gnea> aphisone: hrm... can you pastebin your xorg.conf?
[06:34] <zenxr> mib: your problem is that the feisty repositories are no longer supported..
[06:34] <grawity> mib: There are some much lighter distros than Ubuntu. (I use Arch.) Or, take a look at http://pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/
[06:34] <zenxr> I don't like Arch
[06:34] <zenxr> Slackware for me :D
[06:35] <aphisone> Gnea: sure... it's been changed a few million times.. but I'll give you the one that just ran
[06:35] <mib> grawity,so i could install othr versio of pidgin?/
[06:35] <Gnea> mib: yeah, fiesty isn't supported anymore, I would encourage you to upgrade to 8.04 or newer
[06:35] <Gnea> aphisone: lol ok
[06:35] <grawity> mib: kinda. (But seriously, get rid of Feisty.)
[06:35] <zenxr> mib: yeah, you'll need to install from source probably, i'll look for one
[06:35] <mib> but would it usually wash away all the current stuffs in my hd?
[06:35] <zenxr> lol
[06:35] <zenxr> Yes
[06:35] <grawity> zenxr: Pidgin PPA.
[06:35] <Gnea> zenxr: please don't advise that.
[06:35] <aphisone> Gnea: http://pastebin.com/f5a16bf9
[06:36] <zenxr> Gnea: why not?
[06:36] <grawity> Gnea: Why not?
[06:36] <Gnea> aphisone:         Driver  "fglrx"
[06:36] <mib> :( I have tons of stuffs in my current HD and still trying to avoid from  porting to another ver
[06:36] <aphisone> Gnea... yah... yah
[06:36] <Gnea> zenxr, grawity: what's the point when s/he could just upgrade the distro?
[06:36] <grawity> mib: how much total and free?
[06:36] <Gnea> aphisone: okay, change "fglrx" to "radeon"
[06:36] <aphisone> Gnea: that was the only config that would allow me to come back from X
[06:37] <mib> total would be 5 G and free 1Gb
[06:37] <mib> :(
[06:37] <zenxr> Gnea: he can't do an apt-get upgrade because the feisty repositories are gone
[06:37] <grawity> mib: still possible to upgrade.
[06:37] <Gnea> zenxr: doesn't matter.
[06:37] <zenxr> Well actually I believed they just moved them
[06:37] <zenxr> Yeah it is possible
[06:37] <grawity> mib: Do you happen to have a USB pendrive?
[06:37] <mib> yes
[06:37] <mib> i have
[06:37] <grawity> !eol | Gnea
[06:37] <aphisone> Gnea: olay
[06:37] <leaf-sheep> http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/
[06:37] <mib> what stuffs would it be washes away?
[06:37] <zenxr> I still wouldn't do a complete change just for that...
[06:38] <aphisone> Gnea: I mean okay.. but I like olay *Olay*
[06:38] <grawity> mib: It often is possible to do an upgrade without losing any data.
[06:38] <Gnea> grawity: yes, and? just because the security updates aren't there doesn't mean he can't move up one
[06:38] <hajmola> i'm trying to play an HD WMV but I'm not getting any sound...
[06:38] <mib> because i have settings from 2 years ago including Latex stuffs
[06:38] <zenxr> hajmola: what program are you using?
[06:39] <grawity> Gnea: I know, that link's supposed to have instructions.
[06:39] <aphisone> Gnea: ran X but now I get the same issue as the other configs... black screen with colored lines
[06:39] <hajmola> zenxr, tried it with totem and vlc
[06:39] <zenxr> try mplayer/gxine
[06:39] <Gnea> aphisone: check the X.log, see if it's got the same error
[06:39] <aphisone> Gnea: I did the alt+SysRq+B
[06:40] <hajmola> zenxr, "Cannot find codec for audio format 0x162."
[06:40] <Gr1> Greetings. is there any widget or anything other than screenlets that can be used on ubuntu desktop that shows the machine's performance statistics and network activity?
[06:40] <bastidrazor> Gr1: conky
[06:40] <zenxr> Grl: conky is win
[06:41] <zenxr> There's also gdesklets
[06:41] <zenxr> hajmola: which player was that?
[06:41] <aphisone> Gnea: no.. seams to be different
[06:41] <Gr1> zenxr and bastidrazor : Thank you  . I will check that out
[06:41] <Gnea> aphisone: diff?
[06:41] <hajmola> zenxr, mplayer
[06:42] <aphisone> Gnea: http://pastebin.com/f243ccb9c
[06:42] <zenxr> gxine has always been my video player of choice.. 10 bucks says it works with gxine :D
[06:43] <Gnea> mib: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6319924&postcount=4
[06:43] <aphisone> Gnea: line 455
[06:44] <hajmola> zenxr, you owe me $10
[06:44] <zenxr> Oh wow lol
[06:44] <zenxr> *hands $10*
[06:44] <hajmola> zenxr: file uses unsupported codec, Audio codec: Windows Media Audio v3 (0x16)
[06:44] <Gnea> aphisone: alright, try "vesa"
[06:45] <zenxr> gXine usually installs windows codecs by default, which is why I assumed it worked..
[06:45] <aphisone> Gnea: almost seems like I need to do a compleate uninstall and reinstall of my video drivers or something
[06:45] <aphisone> Gnea: okay
[06:45] <hari_> Is there any device on which I can try the "ubuntu mobile edition" ?
[06:45] <zenxr> hajmola: try installing the mplayer/totem windows codecs?
[06:45] <axle> back, same thing, starts too boot, blue screen flashes, then restart
[06:45] <Rabbitbunny> Hey, you know how it's really dumb to use sudo for GUI? I did it. It won't let me change my files owner or group. Someone in here had a super link on how to fix it... anyone know who?
[06:46] <aphisone> Gnea: now I have a black screen without colored lines... progress?
[06:46] <hajmola> zenxr, yeah i might give that a try, thanks
[06:46] <Gnea> mib, zenxr: yup, it's there: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty/
[06:46] <zenxr> hajmola: sorry I was no help lol
[06:46] <hajmola> zenxr, it's all good
[06:46] <zenxr> Gnea: I knew it'd be somewhere, even if it was on some random person's home server lol :D
[06:46] <Loafers> Since fglrx does not support latest version of xorg should I revert to an older version of xorg?
[06:47] <Gnea> aphisone: maybe? can you get to the terminal or stop it now?
[06:47] <aphisone> Gnea: no...
[06:47] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: can you post your xorg.conf?
[06:47] <Gnea> aphisone: also, you can disable gdm starting (i should've said this sooner..)  sudo update-rc.d -f remove gdm
[06:47] <axle> i noticed my MB only had 1 ide port that it uses for cdrom, perhaps the MB doesn't have support for booting from it? i'm guessing, i'd like to try and put another OS on it, but that won't really help, i need something to run xna on my 360
[06:47] <aphisone> Gnea: alt+sysrq+b
[06:48] <Gnea> aphisone: try booting to the other mode
[06:48] <aphisone> Gnea: I am booting into single user mode... root network prompt
[06:48] <Gnea> zenxr: :)
[06:50] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I have been changing it so much it's just a shell with a few modifications
[06:50] <axle> probably better i just resize my partition or get a new ata drive, was just trying to do it the easy way/save money
[06:50] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: toss it in pastebin if you can
[06:50] <zenxr> saving money is always good :)
[06:50] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: are you running a server kernel? a custom one?
[06:51] <grawity> curl =F 'sprunge=</etc/X11/xorg.conf' sprunge.us, if you're on single=user
[06:51] <grawity> *-F
[06:51] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: standard kernel
[06:54] <Rabbitbunny> How do I find out what kind of windows partition I put on this external drive?
[06:54] <Rabbitbunny> the partition manager disappeared.
[06:54] <WIGGMPk> Rabbitbunny: fdisk -ls
[06:54] <WIGGMPk> Rabbitbunny: might need to be "sudo fdisk -ls"
[06:55] <tomas1> hey guys this may be a weird question but is there a way to add a menu to the topbar (Applications, Places, System)
[06:56] <grawity> tomas1: Try 'alacarte', the menu editor.
[06:56] <aphisone> Gnea: I'm at a command prompt
[06:56] <Armagedd1n> can I upgrade to Ubuntu server from Ubuntu ?
[06:56] <tomas1> i have tryed the menu editor it only lets me place menus in the already created menus
[06:56] <Armageddon> can I upgrade to Ubuntu server from Ubuntu ?
[06:57] <grawity> Armageddon: 1) please don't repeat, 2) yes
[06:57] <aphisone> I laugh... this our problems only occur when we can't afford to have them... :)
[06:57] <Rabbitbunny> WIGGMPk: Thanks
[06:57] <Armageddon> grawity, I'm lagging, didn't know if the first was posted inside the channel
[06:57] <WIGGMPk> np
[06:58] <Armageddon> and yes but how ?
[06:58] <dumont> how do I create a symlink in rc2.d from init.d ?
[06:58] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: so is it just a graphic driver problem here Gnea?
[06:58] <axle> Armageddon: check ubuntuforums.com, there is probably a tut
[06:59] <Armageddon> thanks axle
[06:59] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I think so
[06:59] <sauvin_> Why does Jaunty Jackalope have no sound?
[06:59] <WIGGMPk> sauvin_: pulseaudio was implemented poorly and is prolly muted
[06:59] <sauvin_> How to unmute it?
[07:00] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I've tried so many different things to try to get it to work... if only there was roll-back on time!
[07:00] <WIGGMPk> sauvin_: open the sound properties? unclick the mute button
[07:00] <axle> sauvin: same thing for your mic too, if you got one, click speaker at top
[07:00] <sauvin_> Where are "sound properties"? This is kubuntu, mind.
[07:00] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: have you tried "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg"
[07:00] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: yes
[07:00] <WIGGMPk> sauvin_: I have no idea.. I use GNOME
[07:01] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: be back in a sec..
[07:01] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I'm thinking a complete-uninstall of the ATI config app and drivers and a reinstall
[07:02] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: http://pastebin.com/f1b5fb45c is my xorg.conf
[07:03] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: where does this config get you?
[07:03] <dumont> how do I create a symlink in rc2.d from init.d ?
[07:03] <nomic> anyone tell me the channel for programming advice
[07:03] <nomic> for instance C
[07:03] <dumont> what's the full path to iptables?
[07:03] <aphisone> to a black screen
[07:03] <grawity> nomic: depends on the programmin language
[07:03] <soreau> nomic: ##c
[07:03] <grawity> nomic: C help can be found in ##C, I think
[07:03] <nomic> ty soreau had forgotten about it
[07:03] <axle> what about c#?
[07:04] <grawity> axle: ##csharp?
[07:04] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: do you have any visual comfirmation that the card is still good?
[07:04] <zenxr> #c# looks strange :d
[07:04] <grawity> zenxr: but technically valid
[07:04] <axle> sounds good, thanx
[07:04] <aphisone> I get the bootloader screen when I boot into the system regularly.
[07:04] <aphisone> WIGGMPk:  ^
[07:05] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: ok, I take it the card is an add on and not integrated?
[07:05] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: laptop
[07:05] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: ouch.. has the drivers EVER worked? the ATI drivers that is
[07:05] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: Toshiba Satellite S7901
[07:05] <aphisone> for the last 4 months
[07:06] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: any changes made before they "stopped" working
[07:06] <sauvin_> WIGGMPk, I fired up alsamixer and made sure everything there was turned up; does your 'sound properties' hit something else?
[07:06] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I was changing configurations in the ATI catylist config app from the GUI
[07:07] <WIGGMPk> sauvin_: well alsamixer is just ALSA not pulseaudio..
[07:07] <ZachPruckowski> hi guys.  I'm trying to set up Ubuntu in a VM, and the networking isn't working.  I have the network adapter working, and I can ping stuff on my lan.  How do I Ubuntu "hey, this is the router.  It connects to the whole wide Interwebs"!
[07:07] <sauvin_> Is there a command line equivalent for pulse?
[07:07] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: the screen started acting funny and at reboot the system was doing this
[07:07] <ZachPruckowski> err, "how do I tell Ubuntu"
[07:08] <Rabbitbunny> sauvin_: That happens to me all the time, reboot cures it.
[07:08] <sauvin_> !@#$!@%@!#$
[07:08] <sauvin_> This is why I ditched Ubuntu LAST time.
[07:08] <Rabbitbunny> ZachPruckowski: Set the gateway, or the DNS.
[07:08] <Rabbitbunny> Yeah, it still happens.
[07:08] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: except for the fact that the black screen had dispixlated colored lines at the top
[07:09] <ZachPruckowski> Rabbit - what do I put in for -net in my route command?
[07:09] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: did you install the drivers via jockety-gtk (are you using GNOME)?
[07:09] <sauvin_> kk, well, this is one lappie gonna hafta remain a Windows machine until plan B presents itself. Either Jaunty Jackalope, or this lappie, or *both*, are just too broken to mess with.
[07:09] <Rabbitbunny> ZachPruckowski: no idea.
[07:10] <ZachPruckowski> route add -net 192.168.10.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 gw 192.168.10.1 eth1 set up my LAN
[07:11] <ZachPruckowski> but *.*.*.* doesn't work
[07:11] <Rabbitbunny> ZachPruckowski: Why are you using route?
[07:11] <ZachPruckowski> err, nvm.  0.0.0.0 with a netmask of 0.0.0.0 works
[07:12] <ZachPruckowski> because that was mentioned in the ifconfig man page?
[07:12] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I am using GNOME... and I can't be sure if I remember how I installed them... I think I just installed from sysnaptic and the system drivers app
[07:12] <Rabbitbunny> ZachPruckowski: there's a text file, /etc/networking or something.
[07:12] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: can you get to a TTL or a terminal of any kind?
[07:13] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I boot into single user mode
[07:13] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: what version of ubuntu we dealing with here?
[07:13] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: 9.04 Desktop
[07:14] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: fully up to date
[07:14] <syntex> Has anyone had any experience with dual-booting xp and ubuntu?
[07:14] <aphisone> syntex: yes
[07:15] <aphisone> syntex: there is an application to install dual-boot Ubuntu from Windows
[07:15] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: man I wish you remember how you installed them.. from the restricted drivers manager or from ATI's website?
[07:15] <syntex> Well, I just tried to  create my dual-boot (which worked). However, I couldn't discover how to install Ubuntu onto the 2nd partition made by XP.
[07:15] <aphisone> syntex: wubi http://wubi-installer.org/
[07:16] <syntex> So instead of having them on 2 seperate logical drives, Ubuntu merged them both onto one full NTFS partition.
[07:16] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: that makes 3 of us
[07:16] <aphisone> syntex: can you boot into both of them?
[07:17] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: alright.. well lets just try and remove this "sudo apt-get remove --purge xorg-driver-fglrx"
[07:17] <syntex> Yes I can.
[07:17] <syntex> aphisone: However, I would like to have them on 2 seperate 20GB logical drives as opposed to sharing a 40Gb NTFS.
[07:18] <aphisone> syntex: okay... if you boot into windows, can you remove everything that was installed for ubuntu?
[07:19] <syntex> aphisone: I haven't looked completely. However, I can't see any Linux-orintated files when I boot into XP.
[07:19] <Gnea> aphisone: sorry about that, any luck yet?
[07:19] <aphisone> Gnea: not at all... lol :(
[07:20] <aphisone> syntex: how did you do the install
[07:20] <WIGGMPk> Gnea: im trying to have aphisone remove the ATI driver (along with the config file) and reinstall
[07:20] <NeXstaR> heya all...
[07:20] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: did that work ?
[07:20] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I am removing now
[07:20] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: done
[07:20] <Gnea> WIGGMPk: ok
[07:21] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: after thats finished run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg"
[07:21] <syntex> aphisone: I installed XP first, I did a 20GB partition. After it finished installing, I installed Ubuntu 9 off the LiveCD. I choose to install them side-by-side as I couldn't find out how to choose my 2nd partition to install on.
[07:21] <syntex> aphisone: I left my 2nd partition as raw.
[07:21] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: after that.. "sudo apt-get install build-essential cdbs fakeroot dh-make debhelper debconf libstdc++5 dkms"
[07:21] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: ^ should already be installed but hey..
[07:21] <Rabbitbunny> Okay, I did a dumb thing and I can't figure out how to fix it. My files are owned by user:root, they're chmod 700, and they're on an external FAT32. I need user:user and 755. What do I do?
[07:22] <valley> syntex: When I install xp and ubuntu to dual boot I use xp's partitioner to make it's own small partition leaving the rest of the harddrive blank, then I install ubuntu from cd using it's partitioner to make 2 gigs for SWAP space and the rest of the free space for an ext3 partition that holds ubuntu. No need to tell it about windows, it will sense it and add it to GRUB as a selection when booting
[07:22] <NeXstaR> how to make a partition on existing hdd of 40gb running ubuntu... resize etc ?
[07:22] <axle> boot to live disk and run gparted
[07:22] <valley> syntex: you have to make sure every partition is delected except for the xp partition when you start with the ubuntu installer
[07:22] <grawity> Rabbitbunny: If the drive's in /etc/fstab, add fmask=0133,dmask=22,uid=1000,gid=1000
[07:22] <ZachPruckowski> thank you very much for your help
[07:22] <syntex> valley: So, I don't do any partioning in xp. I do it all in Ubuntu?
[07:23] <Gnea> Rabbitbunny: don't use FAT32
[07:23] <valley> syntex: yes, except for telling xp to make it's own partition
[07:23] <grawity> Rabbitbunny: er, correction. fmask=0133,dmask=022,uid=1000,gid=1000
[07:23] <valley> syntex: the rest should be UNPARTITIONED
[07:23] <grawity> Rabbitbunny: and yeah, don't use FAT
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> oh god dont use fat
[07:24] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: 8 newly installed... hrmm
[07:24] <Rabbitbunny> Well, I didn't know there was a difference, and it let me put files on there...
[07:24] <Gnea> Rabbitbunny: FAT32 serves only one purpose in the unix world: storage.
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> snezze near your pc is bad enough to cause corruption
[07:24] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: maybe fakeroot and dependancies
[07:24] <syntex> valley: Ah okay. What option do I choose when installing Ubuntu to assign it to the unpartitioned space?
[07:24] <NeXstaR> i have a laptop running ubuntu with a 40gb hdd, how can i resize it 50 /50 , and install xp on the made partition ?
[07:24] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: now just "sudo apt-get install xorg-driver-fglrx"
[07:24] <grawity> Rabbitbunny: FAT is quite an old filesystem, is unreliable. If you need Windows compatibility, NTFS is much better.
[07:24] <axle> nextstar, boot to ubuntu live disk and run gparted
[07:24] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: take notice if it says its updating xorg.conf
[07:25] <ActionParsnip> NeXstaR: when you come to partitioning for XP tell it to use 20Gb of the space and leave the rest unpartitioned
[07:25] <Rabbitbunny> grawity: There's like 800gb on there now. too late to change.
[07:25] <Rabbitbunny> It should have told me that before I put files on it.
[07:25] <grawity> Rabbitbunny: 800 GB? Didn't think FAT32 even supports sizes like that :|
[07:25] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: m4, autoconf, autotools-dev, automake, fdupes, intltool, cdbs, dh-make
[07:25] <ActionParsnip> Gnea: fat32 isnt hugely good as storage due to max file limits
[07:25] <valley> syntex: I usually do the manual paritition management. Tell it to make 2 gigabyes of SWAP in a partition. Then tell it to use the rest of the free space for an ext3 parition
[07:25] <Gnea> Rabbitbunny: holy.... did you make a 1TB FAT32 partition?
[07:25] <NeXstaR> axle and ActionParsnip ubuntu is already installed on my laptop's hdd , whole 40gb is used how to resize ?
[07:25] <Gnea> ActionParsnip: on USB drives, it's great
[07:25] <Rabbitbunny> I don't want to say yes...
[07:26] <grawity> Gnea: NTFS!
[07:26] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: for compile from source (thats plan B)
[07:26] <valley> syntex: I'm confident that telling it to use automatically use the free space though would work
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> Gnea: true but you cant store a dvd iso ;)
[07:26] <Gnea> Rabbitbunny: and yet, you've already alluded to it.. just admit it and we can move forward :)
[07:26] <grawity> Rabbitbunny: Anyway, just don't forget that FAT32 has a limit of 4 GB per file. Might cause problems later.
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> NeXstaR: boot to live cd and use gparted
[07:26] <valley> syntex: A benifit of doing it manually though is the option of using EXT4 instead of ext3
[07:26] <Gnea> ActionParsnip: yeah, too many restrictions
[07:26] <axle> nextstar: boot from your ubuntu live cd, then run sudo gparted, you might be able to do it from your system but im not sure
[07:26] <syntex> valley: So when doing it manually, I can select the Unportitioned space? Will it be hd0,1? Or something like that?
[07:26] <Rabbitbunny> grawity: Thanks, btw.
[07:26] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I do compile from source... I've never heard of those
[07:26] <WIGGMPk> grawity: WILL is the proper word there.. will cause problems later lol
[07:27] <grawity> WIGGMPk: True.
[07:27] <syntex> valley: Sorry, I'm very new to Linux and I'm not too familiar with the way Linux works.
[07:27] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: well maby a couple of them
[07:27] <Gnea> Rabbitbunny: if you've got another drive, you could always clone it and repartition... might take awhile if you don't have it yet, though
[07:27] <Gnea> Rabbitbunny: s/repartition/reformat/g
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> NeXstaR: you'll also have to reinstall grub as the xp boot loader will overwrite grub on the MBR
[07:27] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: *shrug* did you install that last one "xorg-driver-fglrx" yet? after that, I would do a restart and see what happens
[07:27] <valley> syntex: It is done graphically I believe: you don"t need to know about hd0,1 or anything
[07:27] <grawity> Rabbitbunny: Manufacturers use FAT32 on new disks because they don't want customers complaining "I can't use it on my Mac/Linux/whatever! :("
[07:28] <NeXstaR> ActionParsnip axle .... wouldn't the gparted affect my ubuntu partition ?
[07:28] <axle> there is no easy way to repartition a LVM partition encrypted with LUKS eh? it has to be done all manually?
[07:28] <syntex> valley: Thank you very much. :)
[07:28] <valley> syntex: I was in your shoes about a year ago; you have my appreciation though; I wish more people would take the steps you are taking
[07:28] <ashish> hi
[07:28] <axle> nextstar: yes it would resize it, if you want it too
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> NeXstaR: it will make it smaller, make sure your backups are rrecent incase something goes wrong. Linux comes with zero warranty
[07:28] <ashish> i am ashish
[07:28] <ashish> from india
[07:29] <NeXstaR> ActionParsnip: where can i get decent and reliable software for backups ?
[07:29] <syntex> valley: Thank you. I didn't actually know how user friendly linux was until I did an Install of openSUSE 10 at tafe. Then, I decided to try it out at home.:)
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> !backup | NeXstaR
[07:29] <grawity> ashish: Hi, this is #ubuntu, the Ubuntu support channel. If you have a question - ask. If you just want to chat - #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:29] <axle> go ubottu!!
[07:29] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: my video card is a ATI RADEON
[07:29] <NeXstaR> thanks axle and ActionParsnip...
[07:29] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: is that the right driver
[07:29] <axle> nextstar: you probably dont need to back up
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> syntex: i thought mndrake was fine, i find ubuntu equally fine
[07:30] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: its the same one you removed
[07:30] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: yah I know... but is that the right one?
[07:30] <axle> nextstar: its just reccomended, i've never had a problem, unless you have critical data on it
[07:30] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: second
[07:30] <valley> syntex: I started with openSUSE as well, then moved to Ubuntu; Since then I've gone through more than I care to list; Ubuntu is still my favorite for ease of use
[07:30] <syntex> ActionParsnip: My only experience with Linux was slackware. Ha. I thought they were all like that!
[07:31] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: let me rephrase... dose that driver handle the ATI Radeon... lol
[07:31] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: well which ATI Radeon do you have?
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> syntex: nar i went to gentooo after a year then back to then, mandriva. Then tried Ubuntu and thought its an easy life. I'll tweak for speed
[07:32] <syntex> valley: I actually liked openSUSE and loved how snappy it was in comparison to XP. After that didn't install on my home system for some reason, I did some research and narrowed it down to Ubuntu or Mint.
[07:32] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: it doesnt work with the Radeon X1300 but these are the Ubuntu/Canonical drivers
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> syntex: both are ubuntu based and Linux so are nearly the same OS in every way
[07:33] <syntex> valley: Thank you for all your help. I'm going to go and attempt to dual-boot my system for a 2nd time. :)
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> gl
[07:33] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: ATI Radeon HD 3100 Graphics
[07:34] <syntex> ActionParsnip: Thank you. :)
[07:34] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: well Synaptics says this about the package: "Video driver for the ATI Radeon and FireGL graphics accelerators."
[07:34] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: hrmm... ok
[07:35] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: well lets install this, restart and see were we are.. than if you need, I can help you install the ATI drivers from ATI.. meaning manually installing them
[07:35] <aphisone> and to think I'm going to a LUG tomorrow night and probably doing a discussion
[07:36] <axle> can i feed my mogwai? it's 1:30am and he won't go to sleep
[07:36] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: yah... done... I appreciate your time
[07:36] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: dont worry about it.. I have insomnia
[07:36] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: and ATI is a pain in the a$$
[07:37] <surgy> hi
[07:37] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: not to sound selfish... I don't have insomnia... I have to actually go into the Tampa office and work with the owner of a non-profit this morning... lol
[07:37] <surgy> can someone help me diagnose a sound issue im having?
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> WIGGMPk: +1
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> surgy: whats it doing / not doing
[07:38] <surgy> nothing, but when i turn my physicle volume nob on my subwoofer and press the test button in /system/pref/sound it makes fusy sound
[07:39] <suigeneris> xrandr --output VGA --mode 1024×768 --rate 60 says xrandr: cannot find mode 1024×768 but xrandr lists it. how come?
[07:39] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: ouch.. I guess your gonna be dragging tomorrow lol
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> surgy: if you run: sudo lshw -C sound
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> surgy: you will see your sound chip, you can then websearch from there. do NOT paste the output here
[07:39] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: doing a secondary reboot to verify the reboot... wasn't paying attention to see if it actually did a reboot
[07:40] <WIGGMPk> lol
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> surgy: if you want us to see, use a pastebin
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> surgy: http://pastebin.com
[07:41] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: weired ... It halted at the boot splash graphic and the graphic is spanned across the top inch of the screen 8 times interlaced
[07:41] <shazbotmcnasty> I've got my xbox hooked up to the same monitor as my computer, and I was a' wondrin' how to switch over from computer to xbox without having to power down one or the other.
[07:41] <surgy> http://pastebin.com/m33bff24a
[07:41] <dsdeiz> !info bootgraph
[07:41] <dsdeiz> !info bootrecord
[07:41] <shazbotmcnasty> It'd be awesome if I could just hit a switch, or something....
[07:41] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: okay, mabey two inches
[07:41] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: sooo.... whats your saying is......... it didnt work?
[07:42] <dsdeiz> arg, what's that app again that
[07:42] <Jackiz> is it possible to install windows with unetbootin?
[07:42] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: yes... in not so many words... :)
[07:42] <ActionParsnip> dsdeiz: apt-cache search boot record
[07:42] <bastidrazor> Jackiz: technically you don't uninstall an OS. you wipe the partitoin.
[07:43] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: can you check /etc/X11/xorg.conf to see what driver is listed?
[07:43] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: and how much time am I working with here?
[07:43] <Jackiz> bastidrazor: i know. why?
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> surgy: ok let me websearch
[07:43] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: hopping that the way it messed up was helpful in desyphering the solution... hopping
[07:43] <shazbotmcnasty> I don't understand your answer bastidrazor...
[07:43] <shazbotmcnasty> :/
[07:44] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: don't worry about time... it would be nice to get sleep ... but if needs be I got a whole case of Brain Toniq [[Insert Ad Here]] lol
[07:44] <WIGGMPk> lol
[07:44] <ActionParsnip> surgy: is your system fully updated?
[07:45] <reskljgjil> http://www.thaiadpoint.com/tap8.1/bin/redir.php?p=2022&l=1341&u_id=363435
[07:45] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: actually I do recommend *name removed* drink... you should try a can some time
[07:46] <Lino> I am having problems with my Wireless, can I get some help please
[07:46] <ActionParsnip> surgy: try: sudo rmmod snd_had_intel; sleep 5; sudo modprobe snd_hda_intel
[07:47] <ActionParsnip> Lino: run: sudo lshw -C network | grep product      and websearch for the wireless chip you are shown
[07:47] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: uhh... there is no driver listed
[07:47] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: not even vesa?
[07:47] <surgy> ERROR: Module snd_had_intel does not exist in /proc/modules
[07:47] <ActionParsnip> surgy: ok thats fine
[07:48] <ActionParsnip> surgy: what is the output of: ls_release -c
[07:48] <prince_jammys> was 'had' instead of 'hda' intentional typo?
[07:48] <ActionParsnip> prince_jammys: bah
[07:48] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: http://pastebin.com/f22dc0205
[07:48] <Lino> I did that it said to install black listed driver
[07:49] <ActionParsnip> surgy: : sudo rmmod snd_hda_intel; sleep 5; sudo modprobe snd_hda_intel
[07:49] <ActionParsnip> prince_jammys: thats for the spot
[07:49] <surgy> sudo: ls_release: command not found
[07:49] <ActionParsnip> surgy: lsb_release -c
[07:49] <prince_jammys> ActionParsnip's fingers grew today.
[07:49] <ActionParsnip> prince_jammys: looks like it, anyone got a keyboard wand?
[07:49] <prince_jammys> hehe
[07:50] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: dose that look to you as if it can't detect my screen correctly??
[07:50] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: weird, put Driver "fglrx" in there
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> i'm off to tape matchsticks to my cuticles
[07:50] <reskljgjil> http://www.thaiadpoint.com/tap8.1/bin/redir.php?p=2022&l=1341&u_id=363435
[07:50] <Atomic_> !it
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> surgy: and what is the output of: uname -r        please
[07:50] <surgy> jaunty....
[07:50] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: no, its just the generic default xorg.conf file.. its basically the same as xorg.conf.failsafe without the Driver "vesa" line
[07:51] <surgy> 2.6.28-15-generic
[07:51] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: fglrx, check
[07:52] <|-Gobi-|> Do you guys have any experience to 2.6.30-9?
[07:52] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: now try and restart x "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"
[07:52] <|-Gobi-|> *on
[07:52] <wizzo50> How do you join a channel in freenode?
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> surgy: awesome, let me see what I can find
[07:52] <valley> wizzo50: '/join channel'
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> wizzo50: /j 3<channel name>
[07:52] <leaf-sheep> ActionParsnip: Do you know if it's safe to dd something to sshfs-mounted partition?
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> oop
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> wizzo50: e.g. /j #kubuntu
[07:53] <aphisone> I'm in single user mode... should I just exit out of this shell and continue boot, or reboot
[07:53] <|-Gobi-|> Or does anyone know where is the best place to ask about 2.6.30-9 related questions?
[07:53] <DigitalDarkness>  Anyone know why #ubuntu-chat is invite only?
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> leaf-sheep: should be fine
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> how do I make ubottu not hide the other modules she finds?
[07:54] <Lino> I am still trying to get my driver to work for my wireless card.
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> the (and 8 others) is quite annoying
[07:54] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: sure.. but maybe reboot just incase
[07:54] <histo> I need a way of accomplishing some file manipulation. I have a directory of a bunch of files which are old. I have another directory with updated versions and additional data. I want to copy the updated ones that match only the old ones by name to a new destination.
[07:55] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: reboot, check
[07:56] <carmen> hola
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> surgy: sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-2.6.28-15-generic
[07:56] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: this is promising... getting good graphics on the boot screen
[07:56] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: dont get my hopes up lol
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> surgy: also make sure your system is fully updated with: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:56] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: ouch... Failed to start the X server
[07:56] <surgy> yes sir
[07:56] <surgy> and that should get er done?
[07:57] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: could I trouble you for a look at the log file?
[07:57] <MeXTuX> I need to set up a new server. The processor is an Intel Core 2 Quad (2.4 GHz). Which one is the right for me?? 32 bit or 64 bit. Tnx in advance
[07:58] <ActionParsnip> surgy: possibly
[07:58] <ActionParsnip> MeXTuX: depends on what core2 quad you have?
[07:58] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: already in process... http://pastebin.com/ff07c27a sorry for the delay... typing by hand
[07:59] <jess12345> hello anyone can assit with genome manager ?
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> jess12345: theres a genome manager?
[08:00] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: try this one for me "sudo aticonfig --input=/etc/X11/xorg.conf --tls=1" and restart X
[08:00] <wizzo50> ActionParsnip: What is the # 3 for?
[08:00] <jess12345> well something like that - i did an apt-get update and restarted and then ubuntu does not work
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> wizzo50: missed shift and im on a US keyboard, so it spells doom for all
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> jess12345: ok, what happens when you boot?
[08:01] <jess12345> dpkg-recongigure -phigh xserver does not work
[08:01] <jess12345> i get into command line ubuntu but not desktop
[08:01] <ActionParsnip> jess12345: ok so if you log in as yourself and type: startx    what does it say?
[08:01] <wizzo50> ActionParsnip: On this, /j 3<channel name>?
[08:01] <ActionParsnip> wizzo50: yes, 3 is # on a US keyboard
[08:01] <MeXTuX> It's Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 Quad-Core Processor, 2.40 GHz, 8M L2 Cache, LGA 775
[08:02] <wizzo50> oh, ok
[08:02] <jess12345> reconfigre x gets me "cant locate posix.pm....begin failed compilation aborted at /usr/sgre....template.pm line 17
[08:02] <tomas1> hey guys
[08:02] <tomas1> i was wondering is there an email application that lets me create email newsletter via HTML
[08:02] <jess12345> ActionParsnip: if i do startx i get a blank screent and ctrl alt f1 does not get me back to command line
[08:03] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: bombed out... Please run 'aticonfig --initial' first or modify your configuration file manually and run aticonfig again.
[08:03] <Hitman32> Hi
[08:03] <MeXTuX> But don't know which Ubuntu server version use (32 bit or 64 bit)
[08:03] <jess12345> ActionParsnip: i have also tried to go back a few versions using escape on load (gives me three versions including one safe mode but none seem to work)
[08:03] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: how bout "sudo aticonfig --initial -f" then try to restart X
[08:03] <bastidrazor> MeXTuX: the processor supports 64bit.
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> MeXTuX: looks like it is 64bit but 64bit CPUs can run 32bit OSes
[08:03] <Hitman32> I need the code to install extra program for my new ubuntu..
[08:03] <jess12345> ActionParsnip: i am connected to the internet so i was wondering if i could do a reinstall without losing my documents
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> jess12345: ok let me websearch
[08:04] <Hitman32> apt-get install ??????
[08:04] <jess12345> Hitman32: will that kill my documents ?
[08:04] <vikas> Hitman32, what code do u want to install
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> jess12345: you sure its, /usr/sgre ?
[08:04] <Hitman32> extra program
[08:05] <Hitman32> for my new Ubuntu
[08:05] <jess12345> i can postfix the error if you can show me how to do it ?
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> Hitman32: what extra program do you want?
[08:05] <Hitman32> I install ubuntu today
[08:05] <MeXTuX> So, is the 64 bit version the best choice for me??
[08:05] <Hitman32> like jave and flash
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> Hitman32: use add/remove programs
[08:05] <tomas1> any one know of an email client that let you send out HTML emails
[08:05] <Hitman32> no no
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> Hitman32: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[08:05] <vikas> Hitman32, then use sudo aptitude install <programname>
[08:05] <iruan> Hitman32: Doesn't ubuntu 64-bit have problems with java and flash?
[08:05] <Hitman32> is it's
[08:06] <histo> iruan: no
[08:06] <Lino> how do i get this to instal
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> iruan: none
[08:06] <Hitman32> yes it's *
[08:06] <jess12345> ActionParsnip: cant locate posix.pm in @INC (@INC contains : /etc/perl /usr/local/lib/perl/5.10.0 /usr/local/share(
[08:06] <Lino> sudo apt-get install cabextract
[08:06] <Hitman32> thnkx
[08:06] <glicks> hey does evolution support the ability to interact with google calandeR?
[08:06] <vikas> Hitman32, u will get deb packages for java and flash
[08:06] <glicks> does any email client have that ability?
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> jess12345: ive not heard of /usr/sgre
[08:06] <Hitman32> I don't thing so
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> glicks: i doubt they all will
[08:07] <Hitman32> for that... sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[08:07] <jess12345> ActionParsnip: /usr share sorry
[08:07] <glicks> hmm maybe ill have to write such a client
[08:07] <jess12345> ActionParsnip: typing too fast
[08:07] <Dday> When is Ubuntu going to be easier to use than Windows?
[08:07] <tomas1> i used one on windows before coming accross to ubuntu now i cant find one
[08:07] <wizzo50> ActionParsnip: Do you have to buy music on Audacious in order to play the music on Audacious?
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> Hitman32: run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade; sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[08:07] <tomas1> i find ubuntu easy then windows in every way
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> wizzo50: not sure, i dont use it
[08:07] <Hitman32> Ok
[08:07] <glicks> so no current email application supports google calender?
[08:07] <carr> has anybody ever got a haupauge wintv tuner to work in ubuntu
[08:07] <bastidrazor> Dday: when you decide to take time and learn how ubuntu works.
[08:07] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: restart, check
[08:07] <miguelonnnn> hey all!
[08:07] <Lino> sudo apt-get install cabextract
[08:07] <Lino> how do i get this to install
[08:07] <jess12345> ActionParsnip: will sudo apt-get-install gnome-core work ?
[08:08] <Arwee> hi all
[08:08] <Dday> I've been using it for 5 month bastidrazor
[08:08] <Dday> It has no way near the ease of us as Windows
[08:08] <jess12345> ActionParsnip: or is there something else that may assist ?
[08:08] <wizzo50> What is the best music player that has an equalizer with it?
[08:08] <glicks> you dont think so Dday ?
[08:08] <miguelonnnn> please, do you know if there's any ubuntu default bandwith counter?
[08:08] <glicks> i dont find that at all
[08:08] <glicks> i guess you just have to get used to the Unix way of doing things
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> jess12345: you could try it, you could install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop
[08:08] <miguelonnnn> i wanna count the traffic cause my mother pays for each mb, so i need to count them
[08:08] <Dday> I don't believe Ubuntu is suitable for the mass market yet
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> Dday: thats fine, you can believe what you wish
[08:09] <Dday> And i consider myself reasonably tech savvy, doing a few common tasks in Ubuntu is a pain
[08:09] <glicks> at first i thought windows was easier too but then my brain adjusted to the unix way, now when i have to use windows, im like "ugh! how can people get work done in this enviornment"
[08:09] <glicks> especially for development
[08:09] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I would kiss you but, you sound like your a dude so <HI5>
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> Dday: thats fine too, however this is NOT the channel for it
[08:09] <wizzo50> ActionParsnip: What is the best music player that has an equalizer in the program with it?
[08:09] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: haha... I take it we are good to go?
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> wizzo50: there is no best
[08:09] <fredl> hello. I found a video with my kids in it on a news site, http://www.omroepflevoland.nl/Nieuws/62604/eerste-schooldag-voor-montessorischool-muziekwijk
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> wizzo50: best is an opinion so is not concrete
[08:10] <fredl> is there any way to save that movie from firefox?
[08:10] <tomas1> i use rythmbox
[08:10] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I'm going to make a backup of this xorg.conf as xorg.conf.verify.good
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> wizzo50: try a few, see which you think is best
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> !player | wizzo50
[08:10] <Zachk18> yo
[08:10] <jess12345> ActionParsnip: did nothing - 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove, 1 not upgraded
[08:10] <miguelonnnn> please, tell me :S
[08:10] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: would you like to see the xorg.conf
[08:10] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: sometimes the aticonfig doesnt use the xorg.conf so you might need to back that up too
[08:10] <Lino> sudo apt-get install cabextract  every timei run this scrip i keep getting an error E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[08:10] <Lino> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[08:10] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: yes plez
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> wizzo50: best is an evaluation of a product compared to your requirements. As all user requirements are different, there is no universal best
[08:11] <miguelonnnn> i just need to know if there's any bandwith (Mb transfer counter) monitor
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> jess12345: sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-desktop
[08:11] <fredl> is there anyway to save the video in http://www.omroepflevoland.nl/Nieuws/62604/eerste-schooldag-voor-montessorischool-muziekwijk ?
[08:11] <wizzo50> ActionParsnip: ok
[08:11] <miguelonnnn> well, i know they are i mean if there's any default in ubuntu
[08:11] <bastidrazor> miguelonnnn: you could install netspeed_applet and then add that to your panel and right click then device details.. it'll show the bandwidth up and down since boot.
[08:11] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: how would I check what conf file X is using
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> miguelonnnn: you can run ifconfig
[08:11] <miguelonnnn> nice that's just what i want
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> miguelonnnn: it will say how much data has en RX and TX
[08:11] <miguelonnnn> rx and tx? what is that?
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> s/en/been
[08:12] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: well lemme check the xorg.conf file..
[08:12] <vikas> miguelonnnn, check this site
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> miguelonnnn: rx = recieved, tx = transmitted
[08:12] <vikas> miguelonnnn, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/bandwidth-monitoring-tools-for-linux.html
[08:12] <jess12345> ActionParsnip: errors as follows debconf : Perl may be uncofigured (Cant locate io/file.pm
[08:12] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: im not sure with ATI's never used one.. but you can force aticonfig to use any changes from xorg.conf
[08:12] <miguelonnnn> my mother's got a 3G usb modem, and she does pay money for each mb, so i need a simple tool for her hehe
[08:13] <vikas> miguelonnnn, the link i gave u have number of simple programs that u can use
[08:13] <miguelonnnn> ok , so netspeed applet and ifconfig great! thanks both you saved my computer from being reinstalled xp haha
[08:13] <Hitman32> أه
[08:13] <Hitman32> Hi
[08:13] <miguelonnnn> yeah, i just wanted to know if there is one embedded
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> miguelonnnn: there are monitoring tools, I'd write a script but thats me
[08:13] <Hitman32> guys
[08:13] <miguelonnnn> so i don't need to install third party out of distro default programs
[08:13] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: Xorg.0.log says that it's the xorg.conf file
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> jess12345: you need to find out why the file is corrupted / missing or erroneously expected
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> miguelonnnn: all apps are 3rd party y design
[08:14] <miguelonnnn> but now i know ifconfig can make the trick, and for her i'll definitely install that which you said, i need just what you said it does
[08:14] <bastidrazor> miguelonnnn: just remember both options only tell you how much MB has been tranferred since boot. when you reboot it will start over.
[08:14] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: ok, however you could run "sudo aticonfig --input=/etc/X11/xorg.conf --tls=1" to force it look in xorg.conf (sometimes people need to do this, but not will all cases)
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> miguelonnnn: try ifconfig <device name> | grep -i tx
[08:14] <miguelonnnn> duno about scripting haha i swear one day i will haha
[08:15] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: that's what you had me do... isn't it?
[08:15] <fredl> is there anyway to save the video in http://www.omroepflevoland.nl/Nieuws/62604/eerste-schooldag-voor-montessorischool-muziekwijk ?
[08:15] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: right, but it complained that aticonfig doesnt have a file yet.. so we created one via "sudo aticonfig --initial -f"
[08:15] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I do dule-screen this laptop all the time at both my offices
[08:15] <Hitman32> I install debian in my PC,, and when I boot it's start normally , but when the kernal fished boot and it's going to start ,,it's display "Input not supported "
[08:15] <ActionParsnip> !debian | Hitman32
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> Hitman32: debian is supported in #debian
[08:16] <Hitman32> Ok
[08:16] <glicks> hey what version of thuderbird is in the ubuntu repos? Im looking but i cant tell it only has the ubuntu package version
[08:16] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: im not good with dual screen's
[08:16] <Hitman32> sorry
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> !info thunderbird
[08:16] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: doesnt the catalyst center do that for you?
[08:16] <miguelonnnn> well, that's no problem i'll tell her to write in a paper the total sum of transfered data any time she stops the modem, so after reconnecting she has the last session numbers
[08:16] <glicks> never mind
[08:16] <glicks> :)
[08:17] <tomas1> another question is there a way to open more then one windows application using wine
[08:17] <ActionParsnip> glicks: or you can use: apt-cache policy thunderbird
[08:17] <jess12345> ActionParsnip: ok the error seems to be with posix.pm anyone know what this is or does ? I even get it on sudo dpkg --configure -a
[08:17] <miguelonnnn> well, thank you all, i'm leaving to make a few tests, see you soonnn
[08:17] <miguelonnnn> have a nice day
[08:17] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: yes... I was just saying
[08:17] <ActionParsnip> jess12345: not sure, sorry
[08:17] <glicks> man, foss software is soo great
[08:17] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: oh.. well im pretty much at an end of knowledge here.. lol
[08:18] <miguelonnnn> whatt?? tomas1, are you saying that wine can just open 1 window at time?
[08:18] <glicks> i solute the people that make it possible
[08:18] <miguelonnnn> that's terrible! i thought i could open multiple at once :S
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> tomas1: sure, press alt+f2 and type: wine ~/.wine/drive_c/etc/etc/run.exe
[08:18] <fredl> is there anyway to save the video in http://www.omroepflevoland.nl/Nieuws/62604/eerste-schooldag-voor-montessorischool-muziekwijk ?
[08:18] <tomas1> miguelonnnn i have tryed opening two aps at once and they dont work
[08:18] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I'm gonna test it out here is the xorg.conf http://pastebin.com/f2ef47caa
[08:18] <miguelonnnn> well please try what ActionParsnip says, and report back if it works please (:
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> tomas1: or whatever you wanna run. If you launch from cli, you can add &  to the end of the command and you will get control of the terminal back, wine also has an ubuntu menu item which you can use to launch multiple apps
[08:19] <bastidrazor> tomas1: don't open them at the same time. open the first then the second. each a seperate command.
[08:19] <vikas> fredl, you need to find the link for that video in source page and use 'wget <filename> to pull that file
[08:19] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: awesome.. well im glad you have a desktop now
[08:19] <theoros> fredl: refresh the page bypassing cache, start the video, let it play to the end, then check /var/tmp
[08:19] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: thank you
[08:19] <bastidrazor> !cookie | WIGGMPk .. that took nearly 2 hours.
[08:19] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: thank you, it was fun
[08:20] <WIGGMPk> HA
[08:20] <vikas> fredl, i cannot see such link, javascript is used, so i guess there is no easy way for that
[08:20] <fredl> vikas - tried that but can't find which is the source.
[08:20] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: that is honestly the first time someone has told me that... where are you from?
[08:20] <fredl> theoros - I'll try that!
[08:20] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: Pennsylvannia US
[08:21] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: currently in FL from CA
[08:21] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: hey... this is working and I have time to sleep... you rock...
[08:21] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: Cali is fun, for a lil (no offense) too buy for me though
[08:21] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: gnite
[08:22] <WIGGMPk> err busy not buy
[08:22] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I can't sleep now... lol... adrenalin is pumping... half to relax with a game of gewled
[08:22] <WIGGMPk> lol gridwars2 FTW
[08:23] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: I lived there 18 years before joining the governments elite... lol... I think it's a hell hole
[08:24] <WIGGMPk> aphisone: the "governments elite" ? are we talking the terminator?
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> !ot
[08:24] <aphisone> WIGGMPk: lol... the Navy
[08:24] <fredl> theoros - don't find any flash file in /var/tmp. Emptied the cache, reloaded the page, let it play through the end and checked /var/tmp
 try /tmp/
[08:25] <theoros> fredl: which browser?
[08:25] <theoros> oh yeah it may be /tmp
 reload the the page, watch /tmp/ folder for growing file size
[08:25] <fredl> firefox 3.0.13
[08:25] <theoros> you should in all likelihood find an .flv file
[08:25] <theoros> it just may not have .flv on the end
 no file extension at all, u just have to watch the file size and rename the eextension
[08:25] <mator> hello
[08:26] <fredl> I did file * in /tmp
[08:26] <theoros> idyllic: that really is hard to read as a tab-complete
[08:26] <fredl> only have directories there.
[08:26] <mator> can someone test their ubuntu 9.04 x86 for "iostat -n" stack smashing ?
[08:26] <theoros> fredl: did you have /tmp and /var/tmp open as you refreshed?
[08:26] <fredl> did find /tmp -exec file {} \;
[08:27] <Zachk18> what up?
[08:27] <Zachk18> hello ya'll
[08:27] <theoros> just keep both folders open and watch for it to pop into existence (or not)
[08:27] <Zachk18> why is my text gray when i type?
[08:27] <fredl> theoros - nope I hadn't. Let me try again.
[08:27] <Zachk18> in this chat i mean
[08:27] <theoros> Zachk18: that's a question concerning your IRC client.
[08:27] <ActionParsnip> fredl: if you want to download youtube style files theres youtube-dl
[08:28] <mator> can someone test iostat please
[08:28] <Zachk18> theoros: like the message you just sent me is red...why?
[08:28] <theoros> Zachk18: your IRC client makes it that way.
 if ur firefox cache is large enough, the file will store in /home/$USER/.mozilla/firefox/<ur profile>/Cache
[08:28] <Zachk18> ok
[08:28] <theoros> Zachk18: #xchat
[08:28] <Zachk18> theoros: thanks
[08:28] <fredl> ActionParsnip, I'm not sure if it's youtube style though.
[08:28] <mator> can someone read me ? :)
[08:28] <fredl> idyllic, lemme check that first then as this clip isn't so large so it might fit
[08:28] <ActionParsnip> fredl: i'd give it a shot, its free to try
[08:29] <fredl> definitely ActionParsnip, tnx.
[08:29] <tux86> or try an firefoxaddon - video downloder
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> mator: I use karmic, sorry
[08:29] <Zachk18> i use jaunty
[08:29] <Zachk18> it rocks
[08:29] <Rabbitbunny> So.. I've added a third party repo, and the gpg part won't work. I don't have pubring.gpg What is it and where do I get it?
[08:29] <mator> Zachk18, jaunty is 9.04 ?
[08:29] <aphisone> Gnight Yall
[08:29] <Zachk18> yes
[08:29] <mator> Zachk18, do you have sysstat package installed ?
[08:29] <Zachk18> what is that?
[08:30] <mator> a package ?
[08:30] <Zachk18> for what exactly
[08:30] <mator> sysstat - isn't it obvious ?
[08:30] <fredl> hmm in my .firefox cache I have AC1E688Fd01: Macromedia Flash data (compressed), version 6
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> Zachk18: if you run: dpkg -l | grep syss    what does it output?
[08:30] <Zachk18> why do you want me to run that
 can try rename it to fredl.flv
[08:31] <mator> Zachk18, for test, as i kindly asking you
[08:31] <histo> How can I copy files from one directory to another using a file list I have.
[08:31] <histo> ?
[08:31] <mator> histo, by using tar ?
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> Zachk18: mator whats to find out some output of some command. I'm not sure what it is but if you can run it and evaluate the output as not security threatening can you please provide him a pastebin of the output you get
[08:31] <fredl> idyllic, done. double clicked on it, movieplayer won't play it.
[08:31] <Zachk18> well i just don't run a command cause somebody asks me too
[08:31] <histo> mator: can you eloborate?
[08:32] <fredl> idyllic, should I use another player?
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> Zachk18: wise
[08:32] <fredl> mplayer doesn't do it either....
[08:32] <Zachk18> ActionParsnip: thank you
 how big the file size first?
[08:32] <fredl> idyllic, 110K
[08:32] <glicks> hey does anyone here use thunderbird? what happens when i am using gmail imap with it and i delete an email
[08:32] <RockClimber> trying to connect to internet from netbook via USB connection to windows mobile. I can ping the world, and I can SSH back to my broadband connection. But wget and firefox fail. Any ideas?
[08:32] <justin__> I cant get jaadu to work in wine it doesnt start up I have the vnc sever too can anyone help?????
[08:32] <glicks> what happens on the gmail server?
[08:32] <Zachk18> i use thunderbird
[08:33] <glicks> also, when i read a message in thunderbird, does it get marked at read on the gmail serveR?
[08:33] <fredl> idyllic, and it says on 'file test.flv': test.flv: Macromedia Flash data (compressed), version 6
[08:33] <Rabbitbunny> glicks: Those are both options.
 hmph, very unlikely a video file. How abt you clear the firefox cache first then relaod the page? Then watch ur cache folder.
[08:33] <glicks> Rabbitbunny, where do i set those
[08:33] <justin__> if someone can help me with jaadu stating message me please....
[08:33] <Zachk18> in gmail options
[08:33] <Rabbitbunny> glicks: In preferences, in thuindrbird.
[08:33] <fredl> idyllic, ok.
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> Zachk18: from: http://linux.die.net/man/1/iostat :The iostat command generates two types of reports, the CPU Utilization report and the Device Utilization report.
[08:34] <justin__> starting*
[08:34] <Zachk18> so it's a valid command ActionParsnip?
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: can you provide a pastebin of the output you get please
[08:34] <mator> histo, tar have file list option, like "tar -T filenames.txt -cf - /copy/from | tar -C /copy/out -xf -"
[08:34] <Rabbitbunny> glicks: Yes, it should have also asked you when you setup IMAP access.
[08:34] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: Sure.
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> Zachk18: looks like some CPU probing thing
[08:34] <glicks> Rabbitbunny, what should have?
[08:34] <Zachk18> hmmm.....sounds a little fishy
[08:34] <mator> Zachk18, no need, thank you
[08:35] <mator> anyone else have ubuntu 9.04 ?
[08:35] <glicks> i dont see those options anywhere
[08:35] <krdyt> is it possible to install thunderbird on a drive i made with trucrypt so i can have an encrypted drive and encrypted email on it?
[08:35] <Zachk18> ah ok
[08:35] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/d790ac09f
[08:35] <justin__> can someone help me with a program called jaadu??
[08:35] <histo> mator: won't that compress them?
[08:35] <Zachk18> yes...if it's portable
[08:35] <krdyt> if what is portable
[08:35] <mator> histo, tar don't compress, untill you say it so (like -z command line option)
[08:35] <krdyt> i have encrypted mail on ubuntu but its not hidden
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: ok what is the output of: ls -la /home/desktop/.gnupg/pubring.gpg     you can paste it in here
[08:35] <Rabbitbunny> glicks: Just check you account options in GMail, and your preferences in Thunderbird. It's in there somewhere, I know I had to set it.
[08:36] <justin__> I also cant install java can anyone help with that??
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> !java | justin__
[08:36] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: -rw------- 1 root root 4128 2009-06-11 08:08 /home/desktop/.gnupg/pubring.gpg
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: bingo!
[08:36] <vikas> justin__, you can install java from repository
[08:36] <glicks> Rabbitbunny, yes, i get those options with POP
[08:36] <glicks> but not with imap
[08:36] <vikas> justin__, from package manager
[08:36] <fredl> idyllic, largest file in my cache is 132K after reloading.
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: have you been running gui apps with sudo, like sudo nautilus?
[08:37] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: That broke this too?!?
[08:37] <fredl> no... one's 123K, that most recent file is the 110K file again.
[08:37]  * Rabbitbunny broke everything today
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: yes, this is why sudo is NOT for gui app, you will garbage ownerships just like you have now
 can pass me the link? i try on my side
[08:37] <glicks> ok my questions have been answered by reading the gmail readme
[08:37] <glicks> :)
[08:37] <caution> morning all
[08:37] <fredl> http://www.omroepflevoland.nl/Nieuws/62604/eerste-schooldag-voor-montessorischool-muziekwijk
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: gksudo is for use with gui apps, sudo is ONLY for command line apps
[08:37] <fredl> it's only a short video.
[08:38] <fredl> so maybe 110K is right?
[08:38] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: I saw you tell someone that before... I think it's also what made the files on my external drive all messed up.
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: you cant write to the file as its owned by root due to you running gui apps with sudo and garbageing your permissions
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: this is exactly what i was meaning
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: do you see now?
[08:38] <Rabbitbunny> Well, I did it, and it was dumb.
[08:39] <fredl> idyllic, nah, too long a clip to be 110K
 i can't open your link. XML error. Maybe you can upload to say mediafire.com
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: sudo chown $USER:$USER /home/desktop/.gnupg/pubring.gpg
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: that will set the ownership back
[08:39] <fredl> XML error?? How odd. uhh I'll have to check onto mediafire.com then hang on
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: if tis happens to more sensitive files you will not be able to even log on as you to change the ownership back and you would have to mess around booting to root recovery mode to run the command
 nvm fredl about mediafire.
 since you think it is not the right video file. but the link is not working for me =/
[08:40] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: So... would you happen to know how to fix files on a MyBook that's FAT32?
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: i suggest you run this just to cover all bases: cd /home; sudo chown -R $USER:USER ./$USER
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: fat32 cant hold linux permissions so you dont have to sweat it
[08:41] <fredl> idyllic - confused :/
[08:41] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: No really, it's messed up. It won't let me do anything with them
[08:41] <fredl> can the flash player download files by itself outside of the firefox cache 'n all?
[08:42] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: check your mount options for it
 Sorry >.<. The problem is I can't open your link. The error is "XML Parsing Error: not well-formed"
[08:42] <ActionParsnip> !mount  | Rabbitbunny
[08:43] <fredl> idyllic, are you also using firefox then?
[08:43] <Zachk18> so what's goin on?
[08:43] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: You just fixed everything I've spent four hours trying to figure out. I... I think I love you.
[08:43] <Zachk18> i'm like....listenin to Def Leppard....
[08:43] <Zachk18> Rabbitbunny: easy man
 Yes. But I'm on 3.5.2
[08:43] <histo> how would I specify an output directory doing something like. cat filelist.txt | xargs cp ??????
[08:44] <histo> I want it to cp each filename from filelist to a destination just can't figure out the destination part.
[08:44] <justin__> can anyone help me with vnc shit???
[08:44] <justin__> please?//
[08:44] <histo> !language > justin__
[08:45] <justin__> i need vnc help
[08:45] <justin__> im a newb
[08:45] <fredl> idyllic, I just read on a page somewhere that I need to quit firefox. Did that without cleaning up the cache and now there's more files in the cache
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: use gksudo in future for gui apps or this will happen again
[08:46] <fredl> idyllic, tried playing the largest file with mplayer but mplayer says: Compressed SWF format not supported
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> !vnc | justin__
[08:46] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: Yes, It turns out that's very, very important.
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: i keep telling people... ;)
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: at least you learned
[08:47] <Rabbitbunny> Sadly, the hard way.
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: fwiw, you can use gksudo with cli commands too
[08:47]  * Rabbitbunny forgets sudo exists
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: people like to learn the hard way, specially about backups :(
  >.<  regardint the error, i think you need to convert into other format first. Also it is puzzling that i can't view your posted link at all
[08:48] <fredl> idyllic, supposedly 'gnash' and 'swfdec' can play compressed flash movies
[08:49] <theoros> fredl: try vlc
[08:49] <fredl> theoros, vlc also says it's not supported
 last resort is use recordyourdesktop, I know it is very extremely inelegant but u can get your video without hassle of conversion
[08:50] <fredl> gnash does play it but it's not the video I was looking for, looks like some sort of flashplayer intro.
 also since i can't open your page, I don't know where it goes to and its filesize. =/
[08:50] <abhifx> i just installed amarok neon, but i still cant find equilize
[08:51] <fredl> I found two Macromedia flash data files in my cache. Tried to play both using gnash but neither is the clip I want
 drop the file inside firefox.
[08:52] <fredl> hmm that's an idea.. hang on
[08:53] <fredl> hmm asks me if I want to open it with movieplayer :P
[08:54] <fredl> looks like I can't win here.
[08:54] <ActionParsnip> fredl: change the default playerto what you wish.
 Give us the right link to the video please. That will save lots of problem
[08:55] <caution> hi all, I really have a real codec problem, i've tried so many things.... Still impossible to read real audio streaming Can you help me?
[08:55] <fredl> well that is the right link, I just cut and pasted it from my firefox 3.0 address bar
[08:56] <fredl> oh wait a sec...
[08:56] <caution> I've tried to read it with Mplayer, Gxine, Totem, VLC, .... still impossible
[08:56] <fredl> try http://www.omroepflevoland.nl/nieuws/nieuwsbericht?newsId=62604
[08:56] <fredl> idyllic, does http://www.omroepflevoland.nl/nieuws/nieuwsbericht?newsId=62604 also give you an XML error?
 same. Hold on i  do a screenshot
[08:57] <fredl> brilliant, that's a site paid for by my tax euros :P
[08:57] <caution> Gxine give me a library error sipr.so...
[08:58] <fredl> just leave it up to the govt. LOL
[08:58] <caution> any idea?
 Error here; http://imagebin.ca/view/Dw1CdR.html
[08:59] <glicks> why doesnt the thunderbird extension lightening work
[08:59] <glicks> ?
[08:59] <Etherael> ls
[08:59] <fredl> idyllic, just ran that page through the HTML validator, 211 errors found :(
[09:00] <glicks> i cant add events
[09:00] <alus> I would like to mount /var on a second drive.
[09:00] <glicks> i cant do anything in it
[09:00] <alus> but I get problems with /var/run and /var/lock on boot.
[09:00] <alus> is this possible to fix?
[09:00] <fredl> idyllic, weird error, almost like you have firefox set to do real right syntax checking.
[09:00] <glicks> anyone have problems with "Lightening"
 I don't know what to do for you, buddy. But if you got that thing clear up, your video will be inside your cache =)
[09:01] <fredl> idyllic, particularly since there's no XML in that page, it's DOCTYPE -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
[09:02] <jess12345> help when i do sudo dpkg-reconfigure synaptic I get an error cant locate posix.pm in @INC
[09:02] <merma> what's a good desktop capturing application?
[09:02] <fredl> well thanks a lot for your effort anyway idyllic :) you can't help the Dutch govt. making crud webpages.
[09:02] <merma> what's a good desktop capturing application?
[09:02] <adPasya> merma: picrures or video?
[09:02] <adPasya> pictures*
[09:02] <Rabbitbunny> alus: We'll need exact error messages to know.
[09:03] <jess12345> I found this with the dude have a similar issue http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=201980&page=2
 hold on, i pastebin you the error from the code
[09:04] <hlixaya> sup
[09:04] <fredl> idyllic, tried something else too. Looking at the firebug network accesses...
[09:04] <adPasya> Can't get sound playing .wmv video. Mplayer tells "Requested audio codec family [wma9dmo] (afm=dmo) not available." Is there a way to obtain it?
 http://pastebin.ca/1558111 . Hopefully you can get it sorted out
[09:05] <fredl> idyllic, there's not a single swf or flv that displays in firebug's network accesses except 'flvplayer.swf'
[09:05] <Oetzi> good morning
[09:05] <Oetzi> i have some problems with my notebook nvidia card
[09:05] <fredl> idyllic, it's not my site so I can't really fix it :)
[09:05] <merma> adPasya: videos, im going to try recordmydesktop and istanbul
[09:06] <Oetzi> when i shutdown or hibernate the notebook, after reboot the internal display of the notebook stays black
[09:07] <alus> Rabbitbunny: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sysvinit/+bug/139230
[09:08] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: You fixed things I didn't even know were broken, Seriously, a million thanks.
[09:08] <Oetzi> now i noticed when I connect an external display there is a image
[09:09] <Oetzi> and i can boot windows in grub
[09:09] <Oetzi> an get an image back on the internal
[09:09] <krdyt> any ideas how i could install thunderbird into a trucrypt container, and then copy my settings and profiles over to that container?
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: np :D
[09:11] <alazar_> krdyt: you could get the source and compile it there
[09:11] <pretender> Can you assign as certain amount of memory to a workspace
[09:12] <Rabbitbunny> alus: Sadly, that bug is way over my head, And has apparantly already been looked at by people that know what they're doing. It implies that there is a solution, if you read the last posted, It's marked as fixed.
[09:13] <krdyt> alazar_, you mean download the thunderbird pack, unzip and make file then copy ./mozilla.thunderbird dir?
[09:13] <alus> that's a pretty lame solution :/
[09:13] <dehqan> good day everybody ,how to paly swf in ubunu ?
[09:13] <alus> var can simply be symlinked on other distros
[09:14] <Rabbitbunny> alus: Mention that on the bug page?
[09:14] <alazar_> krdyt: yeah, although i'm not sure about the settings
[09:15] <Wildbat> ll
[09:15] <Wildbat> oops wrong window
[09:15] <alus> it's two years old :/
[09:16] <Rabbitbunny> and? if it's still broken, it's still broken. Unless of course, ubuntu has crazy rules about these things.
[09:17] <krdyt> ill try im not really sure how to make source though
[09:17] <krdyt> ./config then makefile or make?
[09:17] <alazar_> ./configure
[09:18] <alazar_> and make
[09:19] <Ongacska> Ahoy
[09:20] <glicks> anyone else having issues with "Lightening" addon for thunderbird?
[09:22] <gnubie> dehqan; have you installed ubuntu-restricted-extras?
[09:23] <dehqan> gnubie ubuntu-restricted-extras
[09:23] <dehqan> gnubie  firefox just opened a player but it is paused
[09:24] <_ged_> hi guys, this is format of my cron..."0 3  *   *   * ./psql -U postgres bonapos cd /opt/PostgreSQL/8.4/bin/
[09:24] <_ged_> > /home/webdev/updateupdate.sql"....why is that it says, "/tmp/crontab.jvEFvI/crontab":2: bad minute
[09:24] <_ged_> errors in crontab file, can't install.
[09:24] <_ged_> *this is the format
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> _ged_: please use pastebin for multiple lines
[09:25] <wartalker>  /IGNORE -regexp -pattern "is (away|gone|back)" * ACTIONS
[09:26] <histo> figured it out cat filelist.txt | xargs -i -t cp {} /destination/
[09:26] <gnubie> dehqan; does about:plugins in the ff url show an swf player?
[09:27] <_ged_> ActionParsnip: im sorry for that
[09:29] <_ged_> hi guys, please check this link. http://privatepaste.com/29cKrGu6nG in that link, the upper part is the format of my cron, then the bottom part is the error that it generated when i've saved the cron.  This is the first time that i used cron so im not sure why i got that error
[09:30] <Flannel> _ged_: What are you trying to have run?
[09:31] <Ongacska> Hozsanna
[09:32] <uoobief> howto copy text  in w3m  @_@
[09:32] <_ged_> Flannel: an sql query
[09:33] <Flannel> _ged_: What's the command?
[09:34] <lalalata> any1 know someone called xiong?
[09:34] <prince_jammys> _ged_: is > /home/webdev/... on its own line?
[09:34] <_ged_> Flannel: im not sure if the command that i wrote is correct, im still guessing, but the error says bad minute, so im not sure what went wrong...about the command i think the command is "./psql" but the "./psql" is located on /opt directory so i added cd /path/to/psql
[09:35] <prince_jammys> _ged_: make the ./psql a full path
[09:35] <prince_jammys> absolute path.
[09:35] <_ged_> prince_jammys: ahm, can you give me an example? because the psql is an executable file
[09:35] <Flannel> _ged_: The error is because your second line is > /home/webdev blah blah, which doesn't have the proper format.  remove that line, and yeah, /opt/Postgres..../psql
[09:36] <Flannel> _ged_: May I ask why you didn't just use the postgres that's in the repos?
[09:36] <prince_jammys> _ged_: /whatever/the/full/path/psql blah blah > /home/webdev/blah
[09:36] <prince_jammys> _ged_: 0 3 * * * /whatever/the/full/path/psql blah blah > /home/webdev/blah
[09:37] <Flannel> I'm not sure the /home/webdev/ should be there
[09:37] <_ged_> Flannel: i've already asked there, and they havent answered it yet, i've tried to ask here because of the error that i got, i thought its about the time format
[09:37] <prince_jammys> Flannel: you mean whether cron can do the redirection?
[09:38] <_ged_> prince_jammys: thanks, , i'll try that
[09:38] <dsdeiz> what does */20 * * * * mean in cron?
[09:38] <Flannel> prince_jammys: No, I don't think he was trying to pipe it anywhere.  I don't know why he's got /home/webdev/updatewhatever.sql on there
[09:38] <prince_jammys> oh.
[09:38] <_ged_> dsdeiz: every 20 minutes? not sure
[09:38] <Flannel> _ged_: Er, what?  No, I meant, why did you install postgres into /opt/ when it's in the repos?
[09:39] <_ged_> Flannel: oh im sorry, ahm, that 's where the installer of the enterprise installed the postgres....
[09:39] <wild_oscar> hi! any idea why my panel doesn't memorize the order on which icons appear? I have a top panel with a desktop switcher, notification area, date and clock
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> wild_oscar: do you lock the items?
[09:40] <wild_oscar> whenever I log in, the notification area (with an HP app and network icon) go to the left
[09:40] <dsdeiz> in the man page, it says crontab(1) what does it mean? :S
[09:40] <wild_oscar> ActionParsnip: yes
[09:40] <wild_oscar> they're all locekd
[09:40] <wild_oscar> *locked
[09:40] <prince_jammys> dsdeiz: it mean the crontab manpage in section 1. also do 'man 5 crontab' for full documentation.
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> wild_oscar: strange, you could try restoring the apps to defaults then re-arranging
[09:41] <wild_oscar> I move them all to the place I want, lock them all...but on re-login, they move!
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> !restorepanels > wild_oscar
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> !restorepanel
[09:41] <prince_jammys> dsdeiz: which can be referred to as crontab(5)
[09:41] <dsdeiz> oh ok
[09:41] <dsdeiz> thank you
[09:42] <theoros> !restartpanel
[09:42] <theoros> !restartpanels
[09:42] <noobez> hi, if i installed a deb package, how can i remove it? considering its not in the "add/remove" panel
[09:43] <_ged_> prince_jammys: it doesnt produced the error now. thanks :D
[09:43] <prince_jammys> !panel | theoros
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> noobez: sudo dpkg -r <name>
[09:43] <wild_oscar> noobez: synaptic
[09:43] <prince_jammys> !panels | theoros
[09:43] <theoros> ActionParsnip: ^
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> prince_jammys: thanks
[09:43] <prince_jammys> welcome
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> !panels | wild_oscar
[09:43] <wild_oscar> cheers
[09:44] <noobez> ActionParsnip: isnt ok if i do "sudo apt-get remove packetname.deb" ?
[09:44] <dsdeiz> you didn't install it via the repo
[09:45] <ActionParsnip> noobez: you dont need the .deb bit
[09:45] <noobez> ActionParsnip: ok, without then, but is it the same?
[09:45] <ActionParsnip> noobez: no, its not the same
[09:45] <noobez> ActionParsnip: ah ok, and what's "better"? the one u suggested? whatz the difference? thank you
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> noobez: if you run: dpkg -l | grep <part of the name>    then it will show you what it is called, you can then run: sudo dpkg -r <package name>; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[09:46] <wild_oscar> brb
[09:47] <noobez> ActionParsnip: i got it i got it i was just wondering whatz the best command to remove a program, if dpkg or apt-get remove
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> noobez: they are both equal
[09:48] <noobez> thatz what i wanted to know, thanks
[09:49] <gnu_d> Hi, how to report or delete some confidental pastes on paste.ubuntu.com ?
[09:49] <adPasya> Can't get sound playing .wmv video. Mplayer tells "Requested audio codec family [wma9dmo] (afm=dmo) not available." Is there a way to obtain it?
[09:50] <Rabbitbunny> adPasya: Restricted-extras
[09:50] <JJ_2010> does anyone know how to improve flash performance, because watching flash movie trailers is a bitch, i hava a dual core 2.4 ghz and 3 gb of ram,should be enough?
[09:50] <JJ_2010> I use the Adobe flash (latest version)
[09:51] <Rabbitbunny> JJ_2010: Right click, look for low quality.
[09:51] <gnu_d> JJ_2010: try this> vlc /tmp/Flash* or replace vlc with your favourite movie player, paste this in a terminal, so now start the flash movie and pause it.
[09:51] <adPasya> Rabbitbunny: if you mean ubuntu-restricted-extras package - it is installed
[09:52] <Rabbitbunny> adPasya: That was my one trick. Maybe look into mediabuntu, also, I remeber there being a huge FAQ about this.
[09:52] <JJ_2010> Don't really like LQ stuff...really sucks
[09:53] <adPasya> Rabbitbunny: ic. I already googled alot, and checked medibuntu also.
[09:53] <Dulak> medibuntu has a codec package
[09:53] <glicks> is there a way to minimize thunderbird to tray instead of having to just minimize it
[09:54] <adPasya> Dulak: if you mean that w64codecs - i got it.
[09:54] <ActionParsnip> JJ_2010: try reducing the nice value of your browser / nspluginwrapper (if you use that)
[09:54] <ActionParsnip> !antivirus > justin__
[09:55] <Ongacska> anyone from Hungary brotha'z?
[09:56] <RichiV> is there an Auto Shutdown with a timer?
[09:56] <esowe> hello
[09:56] <silverfast> Ongacska: #ubuntu-hu
[09:56] <RichiV> im downloading a torrent, and i need to go to bed as it is 2 am in the morn... and im tired.. i wanna shut down in about 1 hour
[09:57] <Ongacska> silverfast brotha: thanks a lot, but the #ubuntu-hu not to good to support
[09:57] <Flannel> RichiV: sudo shutdown -h +60
[09:57] <Flannel> RichiV: (that's 60 minutes, or you can specify an exact time too)
[09:57] <silverfast> Ongacska: ask here then
[09:58] <RichiV> Flannel ty
[10:00] <Ongacska> thank you silverfast brotha
[10:00] <silverfast> np somebody will help you if you tell what is the problem
[10:05] <iwobbles> how do i run tracert as super user Im getting this error in terminal "the specified type of tracerouting is allowed for superuser only"
[10:06] <Rabbitbunny> iwobbles: prepend sudo to the command.
[10:06] <theoros> !sudo
[10:06] <Dayofswords> 1305 people in here and it took 5 mins for another person to talk =\
[10:06] <iwobbles> so sudo asks for the password and then execute eh ? Rabbitbunny ?
[10:06] <theoros> the channel doesn't need to be filled with noise
[10:06] <theoros> silence is fine
[10:07] <Rabbitbunny> iwobbles: Yes.
[10:07] <Dayofswords> i just find t bit wierd
[10:07] <Dayofswords> *it
[10:07] <iwobbles> hey it works lol :) thanks Rabbitbunny
[10:07] <Rabbitbunny> Dayofswords: It's a support channel, not a social channel. Silence is good.
[10:07] <Rabbitbunny> iwobbles: np
[10:09] <chalcedony> i have my computer and a mailserver, when the mailserver's drive went bad, i used my 500 gb sata drive to back up the data. the mailserver won't see it, so i got it a 500 gb ide drive. how can i regroup it? (steps)
[10:10] <client> hy
[10:11] <tomas2> hey guys how do i move the toolbar over to the right like on wikipedia http://thehub.ath.cx/Ubuntu_OS
[10:11] <tomas2> so i need to copy over a css file if so how
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> tomas2: bad link
[10:11] <tomas2> sorry http://thehub.ath.cx/wiki/Ubuntu_OS
[10:13] <jess12345> hi can someone assist with some issue i have
[10:13] <tomas2> can try what are they
[10:13] <jess12345> ubuntu installation is broken
[10:13] <Jan500> tomas2: hm wrong chan?
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> tomas2: i'd ask in some html channel
[10:13] <noobez> im installing the ubuntu-restricted-extras from synaptic and it says its going to remove libavcodec51, should i allow it or not? if i installed the restricted-extra removing this libavcodec51 will everything work anyway or not? thanks
[10:13] <tomas2> ok
[10:13] <jess12345> some issue with perl
[10:13] <tomas2> lol im in the wrong room lol
[10:13] <tomas2> i was ment to be in media wiki
[10:14] <jess12345> now i have a new disk - how can i replace the old install with the new one without losing my documents ?
[10:14] <Exodist> @ Jess, have y ou tried to use the CD and repair the install?
[10:14] <jess12345> ive got the cd - how do i do a repair ?
[10:14] <indus> jess12345: hmm there is no repair in ubuntu
[10:14] <Exodist> I thought there was?
[10:14] <indus> jess12345: what exactly is the problem you are facing?
[10:15] <Rabbitbunny> jess12345: You get your documents off your backup. ;)
[10:15] <theoros> you can use the livecd to retrieve your documents
[10:15] <jess12345> i have the following options available try ubuntu, install. check disk for defects,. boot from first hard disk (does not help that one),
[10:15] <lardon> hi...i want to share my wireless connection to my 2nd pc and i did all iptables etc but if i have the 2 pcs connected i don't have internet, if i remove the cable i have internet normaly...i think i have to set my pc to use the wireless connection for internet...but how do i do this?
[10:15] <indus> jess12345: u need to back up yes, use live cd and back up all important stuff to pen drive maybe
[10:15] <jess12345> indus: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=889493
[10:16] <jess12345> cant reinstall any packages, mend packages etc
[10:16] <jess12345> indus: anyway i can do this witouth back up ?
[10:16] <indus> jess12345: aah this is a problem with apt
[10:17] <indus> jess12345: it can self heal from within the system itself
[10:17] <jess12345> Rabbitbunny: there are mozilla settings and documetns all over the place
[10:17] <theoros> mozilla settings are replaceable
[10:17] <theoros> your personal documents are not
[10:17] <jess12345> indus: if i go for install ubuntu will it know there is another version there ?
[10:18] <jess12345> indus: i have already tried 'try ubuntu without any changes and i can see my old documents
[10:18] <jess12345> indus: but i cant access them
[10:18] <Rabbitbunny> jess12345: You're supposed to back them up _before_ this happens, Maybe next time you will. However, you should be able to boot the LIveCD, It should mount your drive, And you can simply copy your documents to another device.
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> theoros: they should be, users should have backups
[10:18] <theoros> ActionParsnip: users should have a lot of things.
[10:18] <theoros> ActionParsnip: and that's not really relevant to what i was saying
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> indeed, but they can be then restored
[10:18] <theoros> ActionParsnip: in the event that both are lost irretrievably, one is worse than the other
[10:18] <jess12345> all just to be clear then if i do install ubuntu at least my old documents will still be on there ?
[10:19] <Rabbitbunny> No.
[10:19] <lardon> anyone?
[10:19] <Rabbitbunny> They will be gone, forever.
[10:19] <MarcoPau> hello, grub gives error 24: attempt to access block outside partition. this happens after having restored the files in /etc/init.d/ by copying them from another similar installation and reinstalling a few packages containing the scripts. this was because I had accidentaly erased the content of /etc/init.d/. do you have any hint?
[10:19] <jess12345> Rabbitbunny: will it clean the whole drive out ?
[10:19] <marek-try> hi, i have a huge problem with packages:
[10:19] <Rabbitbunny> jess12345: Yes.
[10:19] <marek-try> http://pastebin.com/m3a6a8a36
[10:19] <marek-try> how can i clean it?
[10:20] <Rabbitbunny> jess12345: What do you mean, you 'cant access them' ?
[10:20] <jess12345> Rabbitbunny: permissions
[10:20] <jess12345> Rabbitbunny: i can see my old drive but cant get past it
[10:20] <tvasht> why javap cannot find my class file? its showing in ls. i couldn't find a solution... any help? anyone?
[10:21] <noobez> im installing the ubuntu-restricted-extras from synaptic and it says its going to remove libavcodec51, should i allow it or not? if i installed the restricted-extra removing this libavcodec51 will everything work anyway or not? thanks
[10:21] <jess12345> Rabbitbunny: i was thinking of modifying the access via command line, installing the new version of ubuntu and then copy these over to the new partition ?
[10:21] <theoros> jess12345: you mean modify the access, move the files elsewhere, and install ubuntu?
[10:21] <Rabbitbunny> jess12345: Yes, That's exactly what I was about to tell you to do.
[10:21] <x802> is eth0:eth1 a sub interface or a vlan interface?
[10:22] <jess12345> Rabbitbunny: i meant install ubuntu into another partition and the get the files later ?
[10:22] <Rabbitbunny> jess12345: Right, just amke sure you don't overwrite your files, try copying them to a flash drive or something if you can.
[10:22] <jess12345> Rabbitbunny: theoros: the options i have are: where do you want to put ubuntu (1) Side by side choosing between them each start up (2) use entire disk (3) specify partions)
[10:23] <jess12345> Rabbitbunny: so i was going to choose (1) and then recover the docs later ? but why cant i just fix the old version ?
[10:23] <ActionParsnip> marek-try: what command creates that output?
[10:23] <theoros> why can't you just use the livecd to modify the permissions, get all of your files, then just install fully over?
[10:23] <Rabbitbunny> jess12345: Really, you want 2, but you need to get your files first.
[10:23] <fabio> Hi guys
[10:23] <Rabbitbunny> jess12345: I don't know what's wrong with your current install.
[10:24] <jess12345> Rabbitbunny: i was going to use option (1)  so i have 2 versions of ubuntu side by side
[10:24] <jess12345> Rabbitbunny: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=889493 this is the exact problem
[10:24] <fabio> i have problems installing ms-corefonts packacage. it always freezes and doesnt install. and any time i try to install ANY package it tries to install that and fails. can someone tell me where to find the .deb file so i dont have to install it from the failing repos. thanmks
[10:24] <fabio> i have problems installing ms-corefonts packacage. it always freezes and doesnt install. and any time i try to install ANY package it tries to install that and fails. can someone tell me where to find the .deb file so i dont have to install it from the failing repos. thanmks
[10:24] <FloodBot3> fabio: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:24] <Rabbitbunny> jess12345: Yeah, it'll work, but unless you're a dev of some sort, it won't be useful.
[10:24] <reeniginEesreveR> i wanna add a rule in iptables so that a particular port is accessible only from a specified ip address ... how do i do that?
[10:24] <dehqan> good day everybody ,where should mplayer codecs be copied ? how to use them ?
[10:25] <jess12345> Rabbitbunny: is there any way to fix the existing ubuntu install using the disk ?
[10:25] <theoros> jess12345: that sort of depends on knowing what the exact problem with the install is
[10:25] <theoros> jess12345: but why can't you use the livecd to alter the permissions?
[10:25] <jess12345> Rabbitbunny: i can access the internet and updates etc but this perl thing is broken
[10:26] <jess12345> theoros: yes that is what i was going to do, alter permissions, but i will end up with 2 versions of ubuntu on the machine
[10:26] <theoros> what?
[10:26] <theoros> the livecd gives you a working operating system without any installation
[10:26] <Rabbitbunny> jess12345: This doesn't sound hard to fix, Give me a moment.
[10:26] <marek-try> ActionParsnip -> apt-get purge
[10:26] <marek-try> but also when i try to apt-get install kate or upgrae
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> marek-try: purge what?
[10:27] <marek-try> purge kdelibs
[10:27] <marek-try> libqt
[10:27] <jess12345> theoros: currently have ubuntu 9.04 /dev/sda1 (which has perl broken so no desktop) also have swap /dev/sda5 and now will install 9.04
[10:27] <marek-try> etc
[10:27] <marek-try> i installed some packages and then my laptop went down
[10:27] <theoros> jess12345: and the livecd, which will let you access files when you boot from it
[10:27] <marek-try> in the middle of installing packages i think
[10:27] <Dishtroyer> Hello. I have a problem
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> marek-try: so you want to remove the old stuff?
[10:27] <marek-try> yup
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> marek-try: try: sudo apt-get -f install
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> marek-try: then you will have a square system, you can then uninstall what you no longer need.
[10:28] <marek-try> i tried, it is the same
[10:28] <Dishtroyer> Ubuntu will not boot after an unclean shutdown
[10:28] <jess12345> theoros: yes i can access the old 9.04 drives easily its just that the desktop is busted, but cant repair the damn thing using command line
[10:28] <Guest19402> a
[10:29] <marek-try> ActionParsnip
[10:29] <marek-try> http://pastebin.com/m6f865ca
[10:29] <theoros> jess12345: you _boot from the livecd into the operating system which is provided by using the livecd_
[10:29] <chalcedony> jess12345, take some deep breaths or a coffee
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> marek-try: then you will need to maybe use: cd /var/cache/apt/archives; sudo dpkg --force-all -i *.deb
[10:29] <jess12345> theoros: i have postfix so if you want to see output can do this ?
[10:29] <jess12345> theoros: if that could help shed some light
[10:29] <goddard> energy drinks work to
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> marek-try: this is the crippling weakness in package based systems
[10:29] <noobez> at the end of the ubuntu-restricted-extras it asks me to install sun-java, what if i dont want it? what do i need java for? ive been using my machine till now without it, can i just say no to it? thx
[10:29] <jess12345> all this from a apt-get update :-(
[10:30] <theoros> jess12345: i am still not understanding why you can't boot from the livecd and use THAT operating system
[10:30] <chalcedony> jess12345,  is it the only computer you have?
[10:30] <jess12345> theoros: i can do that but its not a permanent solution is it ?
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> noobez: let it install, then uninstall the ubuntu-restricted-extras package (which will only uninstall the metapackage) and uninstall java packages
[10:30] <theoros> jess12345: it will get you your files.
[10:30] <theoros> jess12345: once you have the files on an external drive or something, then you fix by just installing over ubuntu
[10:30] <marek-try> one more question, im using 9.10 with latest grub, how can i add there an option to boot into older installation?
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> noobez: the remaining packages will be upgraded and java will not be installed or installed later if ubuntu-restricted extras gets updated
[10:31] <marek-try> i tried to add 11_ubuntu files and use grub update
[10:31] <marek-try> but i failed
[10:31] <jess12345> theoros: i couldnt be hassled with recovering all of them right now, so i just wanted to get the machine up and running and recover a select few and do the rest later
[10:31] <noobez> ActionParsnip: if u werent here :D google is not of help at all for these kind of little things, thanks man cya
[10:31] <jess12345> theoros: surely there is a way to recover the old operating system ?
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> noobez: experience, dude  ;)
[10:32] <theoros> jess12345: you don't have all the essential files in /home?
[10:32] <Dishtroyer> Ubuntu will not boot after an unclean shutdown. It says that I must run fsck manually and then asks for a root password. There is no password that I know of. HELP
[10:32] <noobez> ActionParsnip: i no, thatz why i come here :D eheh
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> noobez: if google is no good, try a different search engine
[10:32] <noobez> ActionParsnip: i tried on ask.com as well but with no luck
[10:33] <noobez> ActionParsnip: what would i need sun-java for anyway?
[10:33] <jess12345> theoros: er now, i dont think i have been very elegant in my file keeping, they are a little over the place, if only i could fix the perl thing?
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> noobez: java applets in websites
[10:33] <theoros> where have you been storing your documents?
[10:33] <arkkado> I need some help please someone
[10:33] <noobez> ActionParsnip: yeah like games online and stuff lol :D
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> Dishtroyer: boot to live cd and fsck your partitions
[10:34] <indus> jess12345: hi u still stuck?
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> noobez: as well as other stuff
[10:34] <arkkado> Please some one
[10:34] <arkkado> help
[10:34] <Dishtroyer> Action: Where do I get a livecd?
[10:34] <jess12345> theoros: i think they are all in home, or most of them but others are dottoed around, like downloads from mozilla, print to file pdf's wherever they land
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> Dishtroyer: its the cd you installed with (or usb)
[10:34] <jess12345> indus: found a similar problem here, im nearly reaching a full install solution http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=889493
[10:35] <jess12345> indus: in fact this is the exact problem
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> !fsck | Dishtroyer
[10:35] <arkkado> I installed Ubuntu and now my pc can only boot from the CD
[10:35] <Dishtroyer> Action: Tried that. It doesn't work
[10:35] <jess12345> indus: but im a 32bit user not 64
[10:35] <indus> jess12345: can you paste your /etc/apt/sources.list
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> Dishtroyer: then you need the live cd desktop
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> Dishtroyer: you cant fsck mounted partitions
[10:36] <indus> jess12345: your problem is you are not able to install some perl package correct?
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> Dishtroyer: well, you can but its not advised at all
[10:36] <arkkado> I am not sure if anyone is talking to me
[10:37] <jess12345> indus: well this perl seems to go through all dkkg  stuff basically - the main o/s works but the desktop gnome does not
[10:37] <Rabbitbunny> arkkado: It'll light up when they do.
[10:37] <arkkado> ok
[10:37] <jess12345> indus: i have the postfix stuff and i can post it if this is of any use ?
[10:37] <Dishtroyer> Action: back to the original question. Where do I download the live cd?
[10:37] <arkkado> can you help dud
[10:37] <arkkado> Rabbit*
[10:37] <Rabbitbunny> jess12345: Yes, you've got quite a serious problem. I'd totally reinstall.
[10:37] <jess12345> indus: it would be good to fix this as im sure others may have the same issue
[10:37] <Rabbitbunny> arkkado: Maybe, what's your problem?
[10:38] <indus> !paste | jess12345
[10:38] <arkkado> my boot is failing at grub
[10:38] <indus> jess12345: output of cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[10:38] <jess12345> indus: pastebin i mean
[10:38] <Dishtroyer> !livecd
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> !getubuntu | Dishtroyer
[10:38] <arkkado> I installed twice
[10:38] <arkkado> it sais error18
[10:38] <indus> arkkado: what message u get at boot?
[10:39] <Rabbitbunny> arkkado: Oh, I don't know how grub works, just tyr repeating your question every screen and a half, and searching google in the meantime. It'll be fixed before you know it.
[10:39] <jess12345> indus: is that cat/etc/apt/sources.list|pastebin?
[10:39] <Dishtroyer> !getubuntu
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> Dishtroyer: http://ftp.riken.jp/Linux/ubuntu-cdimage/jaunty/ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso    MD5=66fa77789c7b8ff63130e5d5a272d67b
[10:39] <arkkado> ok
[10:39] <Fudge> arkkado do u have a grub prompt?
[10:39] <indus> jess12345: no you copy and paste contents to www.paste.ubuntu.com then you give me that url
[10:39] <arkkado> do you this I installed it wrong
[10:39] <arkkado> what is that
[10:39] <indus> jess12345: once you paste it there, write your name and send, it will give u a new url give it here
[10:40] <jess12345> indus: im not on the desktop just command line only
[10:40] <arkkado> fudge: what is grub prompt
[10:40] <Rabbitbunny> arkkado: Type the name of the person you're replying to, otherwise no one know who you're talking to.
[10:40] <Fudge> didnt u say that its not laoding from the boot loader?
[10:40] <iksik> hi
[10:40] <iksik> i'm looking for something like this http://windowtabs.com/ but on linux... any ideas? :D
[10:41] <arkkado> Fudge yes
[10:41] <arkkado> fudge: its now letting boot
[10:41] <indus> arkkado: what hard disk you have, how are your partition sizes
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> iksik: nice, looks like its using the same technique chrome uses
[10:42] <iksik> yes, and It's very usefull
[10:42] <arkkado> indus: 100GB for Ubuntu and 320 for Vista
[10:42] <jess12345> indus: so cat/etc/apt/sources.list|pastebin ?
[10:42] <iksik> ie. for my pgAdmin query browsers... there is one window for each query results :/
[10:42] <indus> jess12345: hmm how do u copy paste from command line?
[10:43] <Rabbitbunny> jess12345: You can use elinks in terminal to get to the web.
[10:43] <tomrian> hi! i have problems with alsa running a via VT1708 card, the only sound i get is like static
[10:43] <indus> jess12345: install pastebinit
[10:43] <indus> !pastebinit
[10:43] <Dishtroyer> Action: Thanks Pal! Downloading it now.... Will get back to you.
[10:43] <arkkado> Rabbitbunny: am I using the name thing properly
[10:43] <indus> jess12345: so yes at the end of that command u write pastebinit
[10:43] <Rabbitbunny> arkkado: Yes.
[10:44] <arkkado> cool
[10:44] <arkkado> rabbitbunny: thanx
[10:44] <Rabbitbunny> np ;)
[10:44] <jess12345> indus: 'you are trying to send an empty document
[10:44] <Dishtroyer> Ahhhssssooooo Rabbit bunny furry!
[10:44] <arkkado> indus: do you have an Idea whats going on
[10:45] <indus> jess12345: cat /etc/apt/sources.list | pastebinit
[10:45] <arkkado> indus: I can boot from the CD but not from my HD
[10:45] <bayer> does anyone know why there is a wrench symbol next to one of the network sockets on my fujitsu server?
[10:45] <jess12345> indus: it says its empty
[10:45] <indus> arkkado: 1 min please
[10:45] <indus> jess12345: thats impossible
[10:45] <Rabbitbunny> Well, unlikely.
[10:45] <indus> jess12345: what version of ubuntu is this
[10:46] <Rabbitbunny> jess12345: use nano to view the file, it should be pretty long.
[10:46] <jess12345> indus: got it :http://pastebin.com/f31734d5b
[10:47] <Fudge> anyone know how to remove package that throttles cpu on laptop?
[10:47] <indus> jess12345: link not working
[10:47] <jess12345> indus: try again, i've pressed on it and it is fine
[10:47] <Spike1506> Fudge, can you be more specific please? :-)
[10:48] <indus> jess12345: ok works
[10:48] <jess12345> indus: http://pastebin.com/f31734d5b
[10:48] <indus> jess12345: whats that aptbox tv thing
[10:48] <Fudge> Spike1506 my netbook celeron900 runs at 633 Im told there is abios setting but also to save battery power its throttled to run slower
[10:48] <jess12345> indus: some rubbish i was trying out not important
[10:48] <tomrian> is possible run compiz with a via chrome9 card ? :(
[10:48] <eni23> hello guys
[10:48] <indus> jess12345: can you do  a sudo apt-get update
[10:48] <eni23> my server is full i cannot start mysql anymore
[10:48] <eni23> but i deleted a lot of things
[10:49] <jess12345> indus: done
[10:49] <indus> jess12345: sudo apt-get upgrade
[10:49] <Rabbitbunny> eni23: Did you empty the trash?
[10:49] <eni23> /dev/md0              461G  447G     0 100% /
[10:49] <eni23> but why 0b avialbe?
[10:49] <eni23> i only work with ssh
[10:49] <Rabbitbunny> I dunno how to empty it via shh.
[10:49] <jess12345> indus: error bsd-mailx. drupal15, postfix, "you might want to run apt-get -f install"
[10:49] <eni23> i think tehre is no thrash when i do rm -rf
[10:50] <kikokos> hi
[10:50] <Guest88915> this may sound like a stupid question and yes im new to linux in a way but can anybody tell me how to change the font color in the terminal from white to say green or red ect?
[10:50] <Rabbitbunny> Guest88915: Terminal Profile.
[10:50] <jess12345> indus: e: unmet dependencies try using -f
[10:50] <indus> jess12345: yes do a sudo dpkg --configure -a
[10:50] <theoros> Guest88915: right click or use the menu bar to edit the current profile
[10:50] <eni23> i think i must "rescan" something, but how?
[10:50] <Guest88915> ok give me a sec
[10:50] <Guest88915> thank you
[10:50] <kikokos> I've got a Q, has anybody modem ZTEMF 626 and use it on ubuntu? Does it work? .... I want to buy this one....
[10:51] <eni23> ERROR: The partition with /var/lib/mysql is too full
[10:51] <jess12345> indus: compliation failed
[10:52] <jess12345> indus: cant locate posix.pm same as the urls http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=889493
[10:52] <indus> jess12345: 1 min
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | kikokos
[10:52] <Spike1506> Fudge, there is a gnome-applet where you can switch between governors it is called: CPU Frequency Scaling Monitor
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> kikokos: depends entirely on the chi pinside
[10:52] <Guest88915> i see configure panel when i right click on th task bar
[10:52] <indus> jess12345: yes do a sudo dpkg --configure -A
[10:52] <Rabbitbunny> Guest88915: Right click in the terminal window.
[10:52] <Guest88915> im using backtrack if that matters off of ubuntu
[10:52] <Guest88915> oh ok
[10:53] <AdvoWork> Hi there. Is there a way to find how much RAM i have on a certain pc from the terminal?
[10:53] <eni23> anybody?
[10:53] <simplexio> AdvoWork: free
[10:53] <eni23> AdvoWork: free -m
[10:53] <Rabbitbunny> eni23: Repeat the question, on one line. You're spacing it too far out for people to follow.
[10:54] <test_empathy> Guest88915:  Right click in the terminal window and select Profiles > Profile Preferences from the popup menu.
[10:54] <AdvoWork> im assuming: Mem:          2027       1896        131          0          0        334 means 2gig?
[10:54] <simplexio> eni23: remove more stuff
[10:54] <jess12345> indus: dpkg: conflicting actions -A (--record -avail) and  -
[10:54] <simplexio> AdvoWork: if you used -m then yes
[10:54] <AdvoWork> simplexio, yeah i did. so is that free memory? or total memory
[10:55] <eni23> simplexio:
[10:55] <eni23> Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[10:55] <eni23> /dev/md0              461G  447G     0 100% /
[10:55] <simplexio> AdvoWork: free -m first valu under total is total ram, few lines under is total swap
[10:55] <AdvoWork> simplexio, ok, is there any way I can find out the type of memory, ie ddr...?
[10:55] <simplexio> eni23: what fs ?
[10:55] <Guest88915> i see rename session, book mark ,close session copy pastes ect but nothing like you say
[10:55] <test_empathy> Guest88915:  The Colours tab is what you want, but you'll need to uncheck "Use colours from system theme" before setting your own preferences.
[10:56] <eni23> why Avail 0 when only 447 of 461 is used??
[10:56] <simplexio> AdvoWork: hmm.. yes i think
[10:56] <eni23> ext3
[10:56] <simplexio> eni23: some fs reserver space for some stuff
[10:56] <Rabbitbunny> Guest88915: What are you clicking on?
[10:56] <Guest88915> the middel of the window
[10:56] <AlexanderSupertr> guys I am uploading files to my slicehost slice with nautius and sftp, it's painfully slow.
[10:56] <Guest88915> now on the tab that says shell
[10:57] <eni23> but so much?
[10:57] <AlexanderSupertr> upload is like 1kbps and sometimes even less
[10:57] <indus> jess12345: did u try sudo apt-get -f install
[10:57] <njbair> I'm having trouble getting write access on my NFS share. My Ubuntu machine is the client, and I have all the right permissions, yet I still can't write to the share.
[10:57] <AlexanderSupertr> is that expected behaviour?
[10:57] <Guest88915> select color tab
[10:57] <Rabbitbunny> Guest88915: Tab? No. something is off here. What are you using that's not regular Ubuntu?
[10:57] <Guest88915> Backtrack 4 kubuntu
[10:57] <simplexio> AdvoWork: i remember seeing some output where maybe it was 'sensors' or something
[10:58] <leaf-sheep> !backtrack | Guest88915
[10:58] <Guest88915> oh well i guess i can deal with it for now
[10:58] <Rabbitbunny> Guest88915: Maybe they have an FAQ for you on their website. Try google.
[10:59] <Fudge> Spike1506 emifreq-applet
[10:59] <Guest88915> im loving this over windows so far tho i can say that
[10:59] <Guest88915> but i have alot to learn
[10:59] <indus> jess12345: yes do a sudo dpkg --configure -a
[10:59] <simplexio> AdvoWork: lshw tell something but on my system not memory type
[10:59] <eni23> is there no command to free the unused space?
[10:59] <indus> jess12345: if this happened after you installed some package , try removing that package
[10:59] <jess12345> indus: similar eerror - the following backates are no longer required...... perl may be unconfigures cant loate io/file.om in @inc......then similar error line as http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=889493
[10:59] <AlexanderSupertr> #join nautilus
[11:00] <Loafers> Guest88915, Don't worry, you'll learn quickly.  ubutnu has really good documentation.
[11:00] <jess12345> indus: it happend after apt-get update
[11:00] <AlexanderSupertr> if there is one..
[11:00] <AlexanderSupertr> huh
[11:00] <jess12345> indus: which i had not done for about 6 months or so
[11:00] <indus> jess12345: are you using any backports?
[11:00] <jess12345> indus: no dont know what they are
[11:00] <indus> jess12345: which version of ubuntu is this?
[11:00] <jess12345> 9.04
[11:00] <leaf-sheep> AlexanderSupertr: Try FileZilla -- It does the job.
[11:00] <jess12345> indus: 9.04
[11:01] <indus> jess12345: do this, sudo apt-get clean
[11:01] <jess12345> indus: ive also tried to reconfigure perl
[11:01] <gstreamer> when i play full screen any video .. i am getting (comuter too slow ?)  error
[11:01] <Rabbitbunny> but it's not clean, it was installed as hardy.
[11:01] <AlexanderSupertr> leaf-sheep: humm.
[11:01] <jess12345> indus: nothing from sudo apt-get clean
[11:01] <Guest88915> just using google for now to learn iv only been using for 2 weeks now alot to get formiliar with
[11:01] <dehqan> while playing swf file with mplayer faced this error : LAVF_header:av_open_input_stream() failed
[11:01] <eni23> mabye it has something to do with mdam?
[11:02] <indus> jess12345: ya it wont output anythinh
[11:02] <indus> jess12345: now do a sudo apt-get update
[11:02] <Loafers> Guest88915, This will be your friend: https://help.ubuntu.com/  Bookmark it.
[11:02] <indus> jess12345: finally, sudo apt-get upgrade
[11:02] <jess12345> indus: ok done
[11:02] <indus> jess12345: why havent you updated for 6 months ??????????
[11:02] <Guest88915> give me a sec just going to brows
[11:03] <simplexio> eni23: on my XFS i dont have any problems
[11:03] <jess12345> indus: ok on upgrade same error - you might want to run apt-get -f install the following dependecnies unmet bsd-mailx and drupal15 (depends postfix but it is not installed or mail trransport agent)
[11:03] <indus> jess12345: whats bsd mailx
[11:03] <jess12345> indus: not sure
[11:03] <indus> jess12345: did u install that package?
[11:04] <simplexio> eni23: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=561202
[11:04] <jess12345> indus: probably for drupal
[11:04] <douwe> Hi, I'm trying to connect a jaunty laptop to a jaunty pc using a crosscable. I've given them the ip's 10.0.1.1 and 10.0.1.3, using netmask 255.255.255.0. Networkmanager claims it's connected, but when I try to ping, I get the message: Destination host unreachable. What am I doing wrong?
[11:04] <indus> jess12345: remove drupal then
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> douwe: are you pinging by name or ip?
[11:04] <jess12345> indus: sudo remove drupal ?
[11:04] <_ged> hi guys, can you please check again this link, http://privatepaste.com/120Srmr6Ot, the upper part is my cron function then on the bottom part is the error that i got, ahm, the command that i've used in the crontab is working when i run that exact command on the ubuntu terminal.  thanks :)
[11:04] <douwe> ip
[11:04] <user51> where Default xfce Gtk icons are located  ???
[11:04] <indus> !info drupal
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> douwe: you sure its a crossover cable?
[11:04] <leaf-sheep> douwe: Purchasing the router is far the best solution.
[11:04] <arkkado> indus: I m not sure if you forggot about me
[11:05] <indus> arkkado: i remember
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> douwe: does ifconfig confirm the IP assignments?
[11:05] <indus> arkkado: wait please
[11:05] <RichiV> how do i cancel a system timed shutdown?
[11:05] <arkkado> indus: I am tring something I found in a forum
[11:05] <indus> jess12345: sudo apt-get remove drupal6
[11:05] <jess12345> indus: -bash !info: event not found
[11:05] <arkkado> indus: BRB
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> leaf-sheep: not if a p2p connection is sufficient, saves costs
[11:05] <douwe> Actionparsnip: actually.. no >< I just yanked one out of the box
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> douwe: it NEEDS to be a crossover, or it wont work.
[11:05] <jess12345> indus: package not installed so not removed
[11:06] <indus> jess12345: sudo apt-get remove drupal5
[11:06] <douwe> Actionparsnip: thx, I'll try another cable
[11:06] <RichiV> what is the command to cancel a timed shutdown?
[11:06] <indus> !info drupal5
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> douwe: check both ends of the cable, if they are the same coulours in the same sequence its a patch cable andwont work
[11:07] <RichiV> or do i just exit the terminal?
[11:07] <goddard> ya
[11:07] <mfar> Hi, I would like to install glibc debuginfo package for ubuntu 9.04
[11:07] <jess12345> indus: i remove drupal and the i get an error on bsd-mailx i remove the mail and i get an error on drupal
[11:07] <mfar> but I can't found it
[11:07] <RichiV> mk so just exit terminal to stop timed shutdown?
[11:07] <mfar> what package should I install?
[11:07] <mfar> thanks
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: sudo shutdown -c
[11:09] <jess12345> indus: is there a stronger command than remove - i have tried purge
[11:09] <indus> jess12345: sudo dpkg --remove-reinstreq drupal5
[11:10] <glicks> why is it so difficult to make mail clients the support tray minimization
[11:10] <glicks> i dont get it
[11:10] <glicks> pidgen knows what to do when you "close" it
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> glicks: no need to, use alltray
[11:10] <glicks> so does x-chat
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> glicks: e.g. alltray thunderbird
[11:11] <indus> jess12345: if that wont work try sudo apt-get -f install drupal5
[11:11] <glicks> ActionParsnip, will alltray show new messages when they come in? i.e. notifications?
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> glicks: if you dont have alltray installed run: sudo apt-get install alltray
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> glicks: yes
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> glicks: you can alltray and app except terminal (dont know why either)
[11:12] <Rabbitbunny> a/and/any/
[11:12] <jess12345> indus: 'done drupal 5 is already the newest version'
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> glicks: you can even get fancy and have a hotkey assigned to make it appear and tray
[11:12] <indus> jess12345: so try removing drupal now
[11:13] <Defcon> sorry my internet cut out
[11:13] <Defcon> it keeps saying connected but then google wont even load
[11:13] <Guest91494> nothing cant find host
[11:13] <vigo> mfar: Which one are you using now?
[11:14] <Guest91494> cant ping it or any thing whats the deal ?
[11:14] <glicks> how do notifications look in altray?
[11:14] <mfar> mfar, which one? ubuntu or glibc ?
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> glicks: same as if it was maximised
[11:14] <jess12345> indus: samer error follwing packages have unmet dependencinges bsd-mailx : depends : postfix
[11:14] <vigo> mfar: glibc
[11:14] <Guest91494> i checked out that ubunto page for help
[11:15] <douwe> actionparsnip: I'm now definitely using a crosscable, but still have the same problem
[11:15] <mfar> libc6
[11:15] <Guest91494> still cant change font color lol
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> glicks: make it notify you of someting to test
[11:15] <jess12345> indus: looks like this thing is toast
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> douwe: does if config on oth systems show it using the right IP?
[11:15] <eni23> tune2fs -m 0 /dev/md0   - is this a dangerous command?
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> eni23: it will make your filesystem effective ext2
[11:16] <mfar> vigo,  libc6
[11:16] <douwe> actionparsnip: yes
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> eni23: so if you dont want the avantages of the jounal then its fine, the jounal gives ext3 its robustness over ext2
[11:16] <douwe> both have gateway 0.0.0.0 though, might that be it?
[11:16] <vigo> mfar: Found this on Launchpad: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibc/+bugs?start=75
[11:16] <first> hi
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> douwe: there is not ateway but you could humour it and make one up that fits the subnet
[11:17] <first> can anyone help me on puting java on
[11:17] <first> my comp
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> !java | first
[11:17] <Rabbitbunny> Guest91494: It sounds like your internet problems are DNS related, when you get a chance, look into using OpenDNS, for right now, just write it down.
[11:18] <Guest91494> k thanks for your help
[11:18] <vigo> mfar: Looks like a mass of fails with that so far, still looking..
[11:18] <first> k
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> douwe: maybe it needs one specifying to see the connection as "active"
[11:18] <Guest91494> hey i have one other question for you now that i think of it
[11:19] <jess12345> indus: any ideas or shall i just give up and do a reinstall
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> ask away Guest91494
[11:19] <Guest91494> i have kmix for sound or whatnot but my system doesnt play sound i just figured out how to install adobe flash player but i cant get sound to come out
[11:19] <indus> jess12345: no need of reinstall
[11:19] <indus> jess12345: what is the problem now? same message?
[11:19] <mfar> thanks vigo
[11:19] <glicks> doesnt seem to be working alltray
[11:20] <indus> jess12345: did u try removing mail and drupal?
[11:20] <Guest91494> and the drop down menu for kmix is blank
[11:20] <glicks> \i floowed this
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> glicks: what app are you traying?
[11:20] <glicks> i followed this
[11:20] <glicks> http://www.techthrob.com/2009/03/02/how-to-dock-thunderbird-to-the-system-tray-linu/
[11:20] <glicks> thunderbird
[11:20] <FloodBot3> glicks: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:20] <first> how do you guy like ubuntu
[11:20] <first> couse i love it
[11:20] <Guest91494> how do i find out my sound card ? or how do i install the drivers to get it to work
[11:20] <douwe> actionparsnip: didn't work, any ideas left?
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> douwe: are the systems named identically?
[11:21] <vigo> mfar: np, that bug report page seemed to have the most data.
[11:21] <first> well i will talk to you guys later thanks for all the help
[11:21] <glicks> we like it first after all, this is the ubuntu channel
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> glicks: kill all alltray processes and thunderbird processes and retry
[11:21] <glicks> oh wait a minute
[11:21] <glicks> now it is working :)
[11:22] <Rabbitbunny> Guest91494: Sound is always messed up in ubuntu, I've had problems with it the entire time I've used it. Right now I'm watching Ninja Scroll by reading the captions.
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> glicks: the -s option isnt really necessary, it just makes sure you (s)ee the app after its ran
[11:22] <glicks> thanks ActionParsnip
[11:22] <jess12345> indus: there seems to be dependencies and i cant remove the postfix, bsd-mailx or drupal
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> glicks: if you run    alacarte   you can edit the menu item to make it always act like that
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> glicks: and edit the launchers on desktop too
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> ;)
[11:23] <douwe> actionparsnip: no
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> douwe: just checking
[11:23] <jess12345> indus: for example sudo dpkg --remove drupal5 returns -- cant locate posix.om in @INC............
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> douwe: are the activity lights flashing on the interfaces?
[11:23] <glicks> ActionParsnip, i dont have any desktop launchers
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> glicks: ok then edit the menu entry
[11:24] <douwe> actionparsnip: it's burning on the pc, the laptop doesn't have a light for it.
[11:24] <glicks> ActionParsnip, is there anyway i can set it so i get all new messages immediatly
[11:24] <glicks> not like say after 10 minutes
[11:24] <indus> jess12345: hmm strange error
[11:24] <indus> jess12345: never seen it before
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> glicks: thats a thunderbird setting. i dont use email clients
[11:25] <glicks> oh
[11:25] <jess12345> indus: i mean posix.pm sorry but this guy seems to have the same error http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=889493
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> douwe: weird. id try a reboot personally. stranger thing happen at sea
[11:25] <douwe> I'll try, thanks:)
[11:26] <eni23> hello everyone tune2fs -m 0 /dev/md0 solved my disk-space-problem (quick and dirrty)
[11:26] <Guest28243> how do i pick a username
[11:26] <Guest28243> ?
[11:26] <simplexio> eni23: i would use -m 1
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> eni23: your partition is now ext2
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> !nick | Guest28243
[11:27] <simplexio> eni23: but in other hand if md0 hasnt nay other data than mysql stuff then -m 0 would be my choice
[11:28] <Guest28243> ya i have ubuntu sound driver alsa
[11:28] <simplexio> ActionParsnip: how so ? .. according man -m just reserves data for and dosent affect journaling
[11:28] <Guest28243> still nothing
[11:28] <RockClimber> hi, anyone got an android phone connecting (usb or bluetooth) to 9.04 or 9.10 for 3G connection sharing ?
[11:29] <Guest28243> RabbitBunny - - BACK IN 2 MIN MAKING A TIM HORTONS RUN NEED COFFEE
[11:29] <Guest28243> ITS 6 AM
[11:29] <daemonk> hi all, I understand 9.10 alpha 5 is not for production but how stable it is generally? anyone got some experience
[11:29] <simplexio> eni23: and man says also that that reserved are is used also to decrease fragmentation
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> simplexio: looks that way, my mistake
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> !caps | Guest28243
[11:30] <jess12345> indus: ok thanks very much for trying
[11:30] <silverfast> daemonk: #ubuntu+1
[11:30] <indus> jess12345: ok np and good luck
[11:30] <indus> daemonk: not stable
[11:31] <Rabbitbunny> lol, he's canadian, and tired.
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> daemonk: its not discussed here #ubuntu+1
[11:31] <daemonk> k moving off thanks!
[11:35] <RadarG> when using ubuntu server how do i set it up to display system information at boot up
[11:36] <cih997> hi, is there possibility to run console software and before run tell it my coding? i.e. i want run xterm with latin2 coding (now default is utf8). And i dont want to change system coding. only for that program
[11:36] <dantonic> #vbox
[11:37] <e370> Why are my video's got funny colours
[11:37] <erUSUL> cih997: LANG=whatever yourprogram
[11:37] <e370> i play a video and the peoples faces have blue/green
[11:38] <cih997> erUSUL: thx, i ll try it
[11:41] <bassliner> hi there, is anyone here using a Brother MFC 260C printer with linux?
[11:41] <woergi> i use 620cn ;)
[11:41] <woergi> maybe the same
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> !info brother-lpr-drivers-extra
[11:42] <X6T> quoi ?
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> bassliner: according to http://packages.ubuntu.com/fi/hardy/brother-lpr-drivers-extra its in there
[11:42] <X6T> vous pouvez parler français ?
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> !fr | X6T
[11:42] <woergi> @bassliner which prob do you have
[11:43] <e370> anyone help?
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> e370: have you installed codecs?
[11:43] <e370> im playing video's but the colours are wrong, i take a screenshot and there fine :S
[11:43] <X6T> bien non si personne parle français moi je ne peux pas aider hein... c'est logique
[11:44] <e370> yea
[11:44] <e370> i watched night at the museum last night and it was fine
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> e370: is it the same in all players?
[11:44] <e370> hold on i'll check
[11:44] <e370> movie player
[11:44] <pozic> How do I get a working Flash + Firefox combination? Every time I watch a Youtube video and then switch to another tab, Firefox stops responding.
[11:45] <woergi> @370 try it with another vlc
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> pozic: uninstall gnash + swfdec + adobe flash then close firefox, then reinstall only adobe flash
[11:45] <bootstrap> Anyone out there able to help with sound issues
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> e370: and try mplayer :D
[11:45] <e370> thanks
[11:45] <pozic> ActionParsnip: does this mean it is a known problem?
[11:46] <pozic> ActionParsnip: because I am pretty sure I don't have gnash.
[11:46] <pozic> ActionParsnip: and I also don't have swfdec
[11:46] <|-Gobi-|> e370: Or try VLC player
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> pozic: no, you just need to remove all flashes then reinstall the single plugin
[11:47] <pozic> ActionParsnip: I only have one plugin installed.
[11:47] <pozic> ActionParsnip: and I reinstalled it a month ago or so already.
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> pozic: then run: dpkg -l | grep flash
[11:47] <bootstrap> anyone know anything about sound issues?
[11:47] <pozic> ii  flashplugin-installer                      10.0.32.18ubuntu0.9.04.1                  Adobe Flash Player plugin installer
[11:47] <pozic> ii  flashplugin-nonfree                        10.0.32.18ubuntu0.9.04.1                  Adobe Flash Player plugin installer (transitional package)
[11:48] <radon_> опаол
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> pozic: sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-installer flashplugin-nonfree; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[11:48] <Guest7797> ы
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> !ru | Guest7797
[11:48] <X6T> !ra
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> pozic: can you also run: dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf
[11:48] <X6T> !fr
[11:49] <pozic> ActionParsnip: returns nothing
[11:49] <X6T> !ar
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> pozic: ok thats good
[11:49] <X6T> !lol
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> pozic: ok now run: sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[11:49] <X6T> LOL
[11:49] <arand> !botabuse > X6T
[11:50] <X6T> !botabuse arand
[11:50] <X6T> !botabuse > arand
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> X6T: thats a really great way to get ejected from the channel
[11:52] <pozic> How can you see which harddiscs are available in a machine?
[11:52] <Gelegrodan> fdisk -l
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> pozic: sudo fdisk -l
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> pozic: is flash better now?
[11:52] <pozic> ActionParsnip: I meant make and model. 2) Didn't check yet.
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> pozic: sudo lshw -C disk | less
[11:53] <X6T> mv ~niko /dev/null
[11:53] <cornet> oh great - ubuntu disk corrupt
[11:54] <cornet> on the plus side i've managed to get base system and grub installed
[11:54] <cornet> so can book t and login
[11:54] <pozic> ActionParsnip: hdparm -i /dev/sda
[11:54] <pozic> ActionParsnip: oh, I didn't see your response yet, but this worked at least.
[11:55] <cornet> anyone know if there is a meta package or package list for default ubuntu install ?
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> pozic: mine shows for all disks, even cd drives ;)
[11:55] <Guest72797> ok so i ahve installed adobe flash player and alsa sound driver now and i have kmix but still doesnt find a sound driver in the drop down menu
[11:55] <Guest72797> and still no sound
[11:55] <Guest72797> any ideas
[11:56] <Guest72797> Rabbit bunny if i have a DNS prob then y does it work for the first little bit then cut out?
[11:56] <iamleneko> hi
[11:57] <iamleneko> is someone had give karmic koala a try ?
[11:57] <erUSUL> !karmic | iamleneko
[11:57] <jess12345> ok restore process taking place - anyone know where the mozilla password and bookmarks are stored ?
[11:57] <iamleneko> ?
[11:58] <cornet> iamleneko: #ubuntu+1 is the place to talk about karmic
[11:58] <iamleneko> ah ok
[11:58] <iamleneko> thaks
[11:58] <erUSUL> iamleneko: people trying karnmic are in #ubuntu+1 not here
[11:58] <erUSUL> jess12345: under ~/.mozilla/
[11:59] <cornet> some of ubottu's factoids are horribly written
[11:59] <erUSUL> cornet: you can fix them
[11:59] <Guest72797> anybody now how to get sound going i have alsa driver for sound but still doesnt work
[11:59] <cornet> ..or misused
[11:59] <jess12345> erUSUL: /etc ?
[11:59] <Guest72797> how can i tell what sound card i have
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> !sound | Guest72797
[11:59] <erUSUL> jess12345: no your home folder ~ == $HOME == /home/yourusername
[12:00] <erUSUL> Guest72797: lspci | grep -i audio
[12:00] <jess12345> erUSUL: great, its not there
[12:00] <pozic> ActionParsnip: it appears that Flash is working now. Probably they fixed it in the last version?
[12:00] <erUSUL> cornet: i.e. /msg ubottu factoid is <reply>Your better wording here
[12:01] <Guest72797> ntel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[12:01] <Guest72797> 01:00.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc RV620 Audio device [Radeon HD 34xx Series]
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> pozic: i'm going with a combo of having the 2 packages install and the fact that flash sucks
[12:01] <erUSUL> Guest72797: ntel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03) <<< that's the one
[12:01] <pozic> ActionParsnip: I agree that Flash sucks. Corporations want control; Flash gives them the illusion of this control.
[12:01] <cornet> erUSUL: cheers, might do so after i've fixed this 1/2 installed ubuntu ;)
[12:02] <Guest72797> ok and i have kmix but it doesnt show in the drop down menu
[12:02] <Guest72797> for current mixer
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> pozic: thing is it could be a billion times better if it was open
[12:02] <pozic> ActionParsnip: The Flash specification is open.
[12:02] <pozic> ActionParsnip: everything could be better with people cooperating, but that's not how the world is run today.
[12:03] <pozic> ActionParsnip: the existence of Linux is a miracle to begin with.
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> pozic: true, bit offtopic here though ;)
[12:03] <assi> hi
[12:04] <jess12345> how do i do a recursive search is it find -r - mozilla ?
[12:04] <jrib> jess12345: do you want to search filenames or file contents?
[12:04] <bassliner> jess12345: find by default does recursive searches
[12:04] <bassliner> jess12345: google for "unix find examples"
[12:04] <erUSUL> jess12345: « find $HOME -name '*mozilla*' »
[12:04] <Guest72797> how do i select alsa by clicking on volume controle --- mite sound stupid but were is volume controle
[12:05] <jess12345> got it
[12:05] <jess12345> thanks
[12:06] <jess12345> its found ./abc/ .mozilla and ./abc/.micro/mozilla
[12:06] <jess12345> but i cant seem to get into the directory
[12:06] <dragonrigs> boikstars! helo
[12:06] <jrib> jess12345: what are you trying to accomplish?
[12:07] <jess12345> jrib: just checking whats in there - the bookmarks
[12:07] <jrib> jess12345: « nautilus ~/.mozilla »
[12:07] <jess12345> jrib:so cd /mozilla does not return anything cd /.mozilla
[12:07] <jess12345> jrib: command only the gnome is busted
[12:07] <jrib> jess12345: replace "nautilus" with "cd"
[12:08] <jess12345> jrib:cheers why do you have to use ~ when normally cd works alone ?
[12:08] <jrib> jess12345: because /.mozilla doesn't exist.  ~/.mozilla does.  ~ means: /home/your_username usually
[12:09] <jess12345> erUSUL: there is nothing in there ?
[12:09] <Guest68892> how do i select alsa by clicking on volume controle
[12:09] <jrib> jess12345: / is the root of your filesystem
[12:09] <Guest68892> where is volume controle
[12:09] <jess12345> jrib:thanks for that
[12:10] <erUSUL> jess12345: you should see folders for firefox and under that more folders with the preferences
[12:10] <jess12345> erUSUL: a dir returns nothing :-(
[12:11] <jess12345> erUSUL: a fnd - name "*bookmarket" returns nothing
[12:11] <goddard> up and down
[12:11] <erUSUL> jess12345: well what can i say... mine shows what it should extensions  firefox  firefox.2-replaced  firefox-3.5
[12:12] <Guest68892> my internet works for 10 min the no pages load and it just doesnt work for anything but still says connected-----if this is a DNS prob then how come it work for the first bit
[12:12] <Guest58642> Hey there, I have a blackberry pearl 8100 cell phone, is there any possible way to install a driver into ubuntu?
[12:12] <jess12345> erUSUL: how do i search across the whole hardrive - something funny with my set up here, when in reinstall i will come here for some help to make sure all the stuff ends up in the right plce
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> Guest68892: run: gksudo gedit /etc/resolv.conf and add these lines: nameserver 64.81.159.2
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> Guest68892: nameserver 128.107.241.185
[12:13] <erUSUL> jess12345: use find and instead of $HOME use / as the folder
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> Guest68892: nameserver 151.197.0.39
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> Guest68892: say the new file and run: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> Guest68892: if the connection drops again, when it does, open a terminal and run: dmesg | tail
[12:15] <Guest68892> but whos address is 128.107.241.185
[12:15] <Guest68892> 151.197 ...
[12:15] <neo01> hello all
[12:15] <neo01> have a question...
[12:15] <jess12345> erUSUL: ok will have a go thanks
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> Guest68892: they are publicly accessible dns servers
[12:16] <neo01> we can boot from first hard disk using ubuntu live cd... how to boot from second hard disk
[12:16] <Guest68892> ns1.bellatlantic.net
[12:16] <Rabbitbunny> Guest68892: They're good.
[12:16] <Guest68892> so its not just some guys dns server runing my stuff to it
[12:16] <Guest68892> É
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> neo01: add an entry to grub, or change the setting in bios
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> Guest68892: the last one is one of verizon's servers
[12:18] <Guest68892> k
[12:18] <neo01> ActionParsnip ... thank you ... but can't we do it using the live cd, by using some parameters
[12:18] <Guest68892> and one other thing my ALSA sound driver doesnt work at all
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> neo01: the cd has a bootloader, dont see why not. if oneof the drives has a bootloader, why not just use that?
[12:18] <cih997> when i run my soft with lc_all i got "locale not supported by C library". Where can i find list of locale supported by C library?
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> Guest68892: the dmesg | tail command will help you diagnose the issue if the conenction still drops
[12:19] <neo01> ActionParsnip ... how can i do that
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> !grub | neo01
[12:20] <Guest68892> thanks
[12:20] <neo01> ActionParsnip ... thank you
[12:20] <neo01> ubottu ... thank you
[12:20] <Guest68892> just switched to the next doors internet right now ill fix it later
[12:21] <cms-affiliations> hi all anyone know if there is a way to run windows software, or .exe / bin and batch files from ubuntu
[12:21] <cms-affiliations> without re coding
[12:22] <Guest68892> anybody good with sound problems
[12:22] <Guest68892> alsa driver
[12:24] <xover> what is the best way of sharing files between linux machine for an X perspective?
[12:24] <Rabbitbunny> Guest68892: Just a note, when you commit a felony, You shouldn't tell people.
[12:24] <Guest68892> felony É
[12:24] <`mUrshed> __     hi -   __
[12:24] <monteith> refer to my vhost for a good reason not to
[12:24] <Guest68892> i cant use the question mark now life never gets better
[12:24] <`mUrshed> __     color ACTIVE here -   __
[12:24] <Guest68892> ÉÉÉ
[12:24] <lubuntu> hi friends
[12:25] <Rabbitbunny> Guest68892: Unauthorized access of a computer network, It's illegal, even if there's no password.
[12:25] <lubuntu> please tell me if I can install LXDE on harddisk
[12:25] <Rabbitbunny> Guest68892: Change your keyboards' map.
[12:25] <`mUrshed> __     can i use COLOR here? this room -   __
[12:25] <`mUrshed> __     ? -   __
[12:25] <Guest68892> even if open ......crazy i know them very well dont think they will mined ill ask them in a bit
[12:25] <Guest68892> its to early morning right now
[12:26] <Dr_Willis> `mUrshed:  why would you want to.
[12:26] <lubuntu> anyone have idea about lxde
[12:26] <Rabbitbunny> Guest68892: way too early.
[12:26] <monteith> i probably wouldn't call the cops on you, but if you knocked on my door to ask my internet at 6:30 AM
[12:26] <monteith> i'd probably hit you in the face with a shovel
[12:26] <`mUrshed> __     my color is active? if problem i can disable it...? any prb? -   __
[12:26] <Guest68892> lol
[12:26] <Dr_Willis> `mUrshed:  many irc clients auto block mIRC color codes now a days.. they are annoying and useless.. I see no colors here.
[12:27] <`mUrshed> __     ohhh thnx -   __
[12:27] <`mUrshed> __     my color enable -   __
[12:27] <`mUrshed> __     oKiZ No ProbLEm -   __
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> `mUrshed:  theres no real need to even have ANy colors  - id say disable the useless things and leave them off.
[12:27] <monteith> what's more annoying is your [client's] attempt at centering your text
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> `mUrshed:  you are printing __ characters at teh start and end of every line.
[12:27] <Rabbitbunny> Get rid of the crappy script.
[12:27] <`mUrshed> __     oKiZ Dr_Willis .... how r u? -   __
[12:27] <lubuntu> someone please help
[12:27] <Rabbitbunny> someone kick the mIRCer
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> lubuntu:  what was the actual question?
[12:27] <lubuntu> Can i install LXDE in hdd
[12:28] <lubuntu> or you call it lubuntu
[12:28] <Dr_Willis> lubuntu:  you can install Lxde. yes...
[12:28] <Dr_Willis> !info lxde
[12:28] <`mUrshed> ][  now oKiZ [ Dr_Willis ]  ][
[12:28] <Guest68892> rabbitbunny do u know much about alsa sound drivers and all that stuff
[12:28] <lubuntu> but i want it without ubuntu
[12:28] <Dr_Willis> `mUrshed:  still useless characters.. I suggest disableing all those scripts
[12:28] <Dr_Willis> lubuntu:  install some minimal ubuntu variant then.. and install ldxe aftewards i guess
[12:29] <lubuntu> my pc is having only 256 mb ram
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> lubuntu: lxde is awesome
[12:29] <Rabbitbunny> Guest68892: No, anything beyond clicking in the UI is too far for me, I have to much stuff to memorize for work.
[12:29] <lubuntu> so looking for direct install
[12:29] <Dr_Willis>  i find lxde annoying.
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> lubuntu: it will free more resources for apps to use
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: wassup with it?
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> lubuntu:  i know of no lxde-only ubuntu variant
[12:29] <lubuntu> may be its anoying but on very old pc its a breeze
[12:29] <al_paun> I have a problem with imap-ssl on ubuntu ... in log i got this "Maximum connection limit reached for ... IP
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: lubuntu is on the way ;)
[12:29] <Guest68892> a well
[12:29] <al_paun> does anyone knows how to fix this?
[12:29] <lubuntu> yes lxde is also ubuntu variant
[12:30] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: Instead of xfce?
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> lubuntu:  you can always just install lxde on top of ubuntu and select lxde from the login manager. best of both worlds
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> lubuntu: no, lxde is the desktop environment
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> lxde is a Desktop Enviroment.
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> :)
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: its going to be another bonefide release :D
[12:30] <Rabbitbunny> Sweet.
[12:30] <lubuntu> yeah, but it comes on live cd
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> very
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> If you want a real minimal desktop - you can always roll your own.
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> lubuntu:  no idea. ive never seen it.
[12:30] <lubuntu> i am on this irc from lxde
[12:31] <lubuntu> but its only a bootable live cd
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> lubuntu:  so you have a lxde live cd.. so .. why not install form that then?  or is there somthing we are missing here?
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: https://launchpad.net/~lubuntu-desktop
[12:31] <Guest68892> whats the easiest linux os im using backtrack now but fro school im using Fedora core 4
[12:31] <Rabbitbunny> He doesn't understand what a DE is.
[12:31] <lubuntu> there is no way I found
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> Why is it all these beginners try to use backtrack?
[12:31] <Crzy> sdfsdf
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> lubuntu:  check that live cds forums/wiki pages i guess.
[12:31] <Crzy> asdasdas
[12:31] <Crzy> as
[12:31] <Crzy> asd
[12:31] <Crzy> asd
[12:31] <FloodBot3> Crzy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:31] <Guest68892> i know how to use the programs just never got into tweeking
[12:32] <Guest68892> the os
[12:32] <lubuntu> this is the forum i was connected with
[12:32] <Rabbitbunny> lubuntu: Would you like to install lubuntu?
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> Guest68892: easiest is a personal thing. what someone finds easy another will find hard
[12:32] <Rabbitbunny> lubuntu: Or do you already have Ubuntu and want Lxde?
[12:32] <lubuntu> yes i am interested but on very old pc with is not capable of installing ubuntu
[12:32] <lubuntu> with^ which
[12:32] <Rabbitbunny> lubuntu: Why can't it install ubuntu?
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> ive installed ubuntu on a Pent 1, 100mhz system with 256mb ram... :)
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> lubuntu: install xubuntu then, its nice and light, or fluxbuntu is very light but you will need to install xubuntu-desktop to get updates
[12:33] <credobyte> Rabbitbunny, what's the problem ?
[12:33] <lubuntu> system is running on 128 mb ram
[12:33] <lubuntu> and i dont want to spend money on ram
[12:33] <credobyte> Rabbitbunny, sorry, misspeled .. :)
[12:33] <Guest68892> buy more ram
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> lubuntu:  so find some minimal ubuntu variant, then install it.. then install the lxde-desktop package.
[12:33] <theresa_> hi, any one familiar with scheduled tasks (crontab)
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> lubuntu: you can always use u-lite, then install lxde on that. super compact, or use puppy linux / DSL
[12:34] <Rabbitbunny> credobyte: np :)
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> puppy is awesome
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> the alternative cd installer can install on 128mb of ram i belive.
[12:34] <lubuntu> can't i do it from LXDE live cd
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> lubuntu: there is no lxde live cd
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> lubuntu:  so find some other ubuntu that you can install.. install it.. then install lxde-deskop
[12:34] <Rabbitbunny> lubuntu: There isn't an 'Install' button on the desktop?
[12:34] <theresa_> need to schedule daily shut down with out having to enter password for shutdown command
[12:34]  * Dr_Willis sees no mentionof a lxde live cd anywhere either.
[12:35] <lubuntu> actionparsnip: i am chatting with you from a live bootable cd of LXDE
[12:35] <Guest68892> youtube it or google the install
[12:35] <Guest68892> many helpfull vids on youtube
[12:35] <Rabbitbunny> lubuntu: Where did you get it from?
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> lubuntu: no, you are chatting using a live cd distro that uses LXDE as its default DE
[12:35] <lubuntu> not
[12:35] <Rabbitbunny> Guest68892: Wait until you want to try compiz ;)
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> lxde/lubuntu  channels ->  IRC irc.freenode.net #lubuntu, #lxde
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> lubuntu: its still linux, linux is not a DE, and a DE isnt an operating system. The DE runs on top of the OS to give functionality
[12:35] <Guest68892> compiz É
[12:36] <lubuntu> i download from softpedia
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: its in repos so is supported here ;)
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> Guest68892: compiz is a window manager
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> Guest68892: just like metacity and kwin
[12:36] <lianimator> using the two-finger-scrolling with synaptics, why does it scroll to the bottom on release sometimes?
[12:36] <Guest68892> taking computer engineering right now in school im sure ill go through alot of things
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> lubuntu: you are using a distro of either linux or bsd that is using lxde
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  im still not sure what his actual problem is.. :) that hasent allready been answered...
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: im baffled too but im entertaining the little questions
[12:37] <Rabbitbunny> I think it's a lack of understanding how replacabl DE's are.
[12:38] <kane77> how can I burn multiple copies of iso in brasero? (or a dvd disc for that matter)
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: +1
[12:38] <Rabbitbunny> kane77: When it's done, hit 'burn another copy'.
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> kane77: or select numberof copies before clicking burn
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> Available Now: Fedora 11 LXDE Remix
[12:38] <kane77> ActionParsnip, I don't see that anywhere that's why I'm asking :/
[12:38] <Rabbitbunny> i always hate that way, if i decide i want less it bothers me to burn more CDs
[12:39] <cms-affiliations> hey dr willis u used it ?
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  First Lubuntu Test ISOs Available  it seems. :)
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> cms-affiliations:  never heard of it befor. :) I hate lxde also
[12:39] <lubuntu> Ubuntu 9.10 (karmic), 2.6.31-8-generic, Linux,
[12:39] <wijnand> I have just installed Ubuntu 9.04 on a computer, and strangely the network is up, nslookups all resolve fine, but a lot of websites (basically all except a select few) won't load. Everything loads on other computers or in windows on that same machine.. The same issue appears when trying to update the repositories: some of them update but most "fail"... does anyone have any idea what the issue might be?
[12:39] <lubuntu> this is wat i have
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: indeed, its a bit twitchy but its not bad
[12:39] <cms-affiliations> dr willis: what is lx?
[12:40] <Dr_Willis>  availability of the first Lubuntu test images, based on Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala).
[12:40] <Dr_Willis> !info lxde
[12:40] <lubuntu> dr Willis you are right that is wat I have
[12:40] <cms-affiliations> !info lxde
[12:40] <Dr_Willis> lubuntu:  its a work in progress...  consider yourself lucky it even works...
[12:40] <lubuntu> but I cant intall it
[12:40] <Dr_Willis> http://news.softpedia.com/news/First-Lubuntu-Test-ISOs-Available-120608.shtml
[12:40] <cms-affiliations> sounds like my computer lmao
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> lubuntu:  No idea.. if tey dont include an installer, or install icon.,   then perhaps they dont have that feature done yet.
[12:41] <lubuntu> install
[12:41] <cms-affiliations> ahhh nooo!
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> lubuntu:  Plus its based on teh ALPHA version of 9.10   thats not even released yet
[12:41] <cms-affiliations> source install
[12:41] <lubuntu> yeah, i also think so, I was only looking this forum if someone have any forked
[12:41] <Rabbitbunny> wijnand: Try pinging them.
[12:42] <Dr_Willis> I forget the name of the ubuntu installer - could be theres just an icon thats missing
[12:42] <Rabbitbunny> lubuntu: This is simple to get what you want. Get the 9.04 Xubuntu liveCD, install that, add the Lxde package. You're done, it works, it's upgradable.
[12:42] <cms-affiliations> wubi
[12:43] <lubuntu> my dear rabbitbunny: but my pc is not capable of installing ubuntu
[12:43] <X6T> Y a quoi comme jeux sur linux ? car les gens crient famine, car apparement il n'y a rien pour distraire les gens et les utilisateurs.
[12:43] <cms-affiliations> i bash mine into a pendrive usually and convert it to flash boot whether it is compatable or not lol usually works with tinkering
[12:43] <Rabbitbunny> lubuntu: It is capable of installing Xubuntu.
[12:43] <lubuntu> its having merely 128 mb ram
[12:44] <lubuntu> even xubuntu requires 192 mb ram
[12:44] <Rabbitbunny> I have Xubuntu on a box with 128mb, 400MHz and a 22gb disk.
[12:44] <Rabbitbunny> s/22/2/
[12:44] <lubuntu> you might be using alternate cd
[12:44] <lubuntu> installer
[12:44] <Rabbitbunny> You're not listening.
[12:45] <cms-affiliations> is it possible, to per se, run ubuntu and windows as side by side and common ground the graphics / sysfiles together
[12:45] <wijnand> Rabbitbunny: works just fine.. sorry, forgot to mention that..
[12:45] <Guest68892> anybody know where i can get a nice big size word list
[12:45] <Rabbitbunny> lubuntu: How about this, when you ask for advice? you take it. That'd be nice.
[12:45] <lubuntu> ok friends nice talking you,,, thanks a lot and have a great day
[12:45] <Rabbitbunny> wijnand: np
[12:45] <wijnand> Rabbitbunny: that's actually the strnage part.. there's no reason why it shouldn't load
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> cms-affiliations:  running at the same time..  you have to virtualize one os or the other.
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> cms-affiliations:  like in virtualbox
[12:45] <lubuntu> thanks rabbitbunny and dr_willis
[12:46] <refka> hwllo
[12:46] <refka> i need help
[12:46] <refka> to configure
[12:46] <refka> Logitech quickcam messenger
[12:46] <FloodBot3> refka: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:46] <Rabbitbunny> your irc client to not interject returns?
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> refka: ease up on the enter key, you are scrolling the channel
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> refka: run: lsusb      you will get an 8 character hex code that relates to the camera, you can websearch from there
[12:47] <refka> can someone help me, i found some tutorials but its not working
[12:47] <cms-affiliations> dr_willis: couldn't it be automatted and coded tho to persay fake itself as a deb or some such in order to match the fs with salt and peper to get em to side/side server
[12:47] <Guest68892> i need a big dictionary list anyone know were to get a good one
[12:48] <refka> is here someone who has time to connect to my computer via remote acces and configure the amera for me
[12:49] <refka> *camera please
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> Guest68892: like a dictionary of words in your language?
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> refka: dont do that you dont know and have no control over what they may do
[12:49] <Guest68892> yeah english would be good
[12:49] <pranav> I cant boot my Xubuntu and Windows after I installed the base system, actually I installed lilo on /sda, please help
[12:50] <refka> i just neet to configure the cammera, there is nothing interested in my computer
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> Guest68892: look under office, you should have a dictionary there
[12:50] <Guest68892> k
[12:50] <pranav> I am using the irssi from the base system, how can I unistall lilo and use grub
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> refka: im sure there are nice stored passwords and usernames in ~/.mozilla
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> pranav: install lilo from the repo, uninstall grub, then find a guide on how to setup lilo
[12:51] <refka> hehe don`t wory i just installed ubunto so i donćt have those
[12:51] <cms-affiliations> ref
[12:51] <pranav> ActionParsnip: Lilo is already there
[12:51] <cms-affiliations> when u boot
[12:52] <cms-affiliations> press esc, go to repair broken packages worked for me
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> !grub | pranav
[12:52] <Aivaras> When I run Songbird from Awant dock, it opens itself along with terminal. How to make it run without terminal?
[12:52] <refka> ok than i will try t o install it again and i will enter the errors here so u can see it and help me ok?
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> refka: what is the 8 character code generated in lsusb?
[12:52] <chalcedony> grep: invalid option -- 'p'
[12:52] <chalcedony> Usage: grep [OPTION]... PATTERN [FILE]...
[12:52] <chalcedony> Try `grep --help' for more information.
[12:52] <chalcedony> (END)
[12:52] <FloodBot3> chalcedony: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:52] <refka> 046d:08f6
[12:52] <refka> this?
[12:53] <chalcedony>  grep  whitejoy *undernet* | less
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> looks ok, let me see what i can find
[12:53] <chalcedony> what's wrong with that?
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> refka: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=191770
[12:53] <suigeneris> xrandr --output VGA --mode 1024×768 --rate 60 says xrandr: cannot find mode 1024×768 but xrandr lists it. how come?
[12:53] <pranav> I want grub and want to unistall the lilo, how can I ?
[12:53] <qdb> i runned crontab -e one time and selected editor i hardly killed it and now want chage editor but it do not ask any more
[12:54] <refka> ok i will try that tut
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> pranav: sudo apt-get --purge remove lilo; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get install grub
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> pranav: then read the grub tutorial
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> !grub | pranav
[12:54] <pranav> ActionParsnip: 1
[12:54] <xrfang> hello, how to prevent services from auto-start? I just installed mysql and postgres, but I don't want them to startup on boot
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> !bum | xrfang
[12:55] <xrfang> thanks ActionParsnip
[12:57] <cornet> xrfang: System -> Administration -> Services
[12:57] <cornet> xrfang: you can disable them in there
[12:57] <xrfang> I will check thanks cornet
[12:58] <Fallen_Darkness> hi
[13:00] <refka> when i enter sudo apt-get install build-essentials camorama
[13:00] <refka> Building dependency tree
[13:00] <refka> Reading state information... Done
[13:00] <refka> E: Couldn't find package build-essentials
[13:00] <cornet> refka: it's build-essential
[13:01] <refka> ok works now thx
[13:01] <cornet> np
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> refka: read the guide properly, you can even copy and paste to the terminal
[13:02] <voltagex> exit
[13:02] <voltagex> oops
[13:05] <refka> now i have this problem Kernel compiler and gcc seem to be different versions.
[13:05] <refka> Instead, they should be the same. If you have many compilers
[13:05] <refka> installed, you can specify the correct one with command (in bash)
[13:05] <refka> 	export CC=kgcc
[13:05] <FloodBot3> refka: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:07] <xrfang> ActionParsnip, cornet: it did the trick. I forgot this applet. But when I asked, I thought to find some script under /etc/, just like how apache2.cfg load its modules (by symbol link some scripts that is).
[13:08] <X6T> !botabuse > %
[13:08] <X6T> !botabuse > *
[13:08] <amnesia> hi does anyone know anything 'bout sharing an internet connection including dns forwarding?
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> !ics | amnesia
[13:08] <djeday> привет всем
[13:09] <amnesia> I've already been there
[13:09] <djeday> Наконец то я настроил инет на УБУНТУ
[13:09] <xrfang> another quesiont, I removed a lot of packages from a ubuntu installation, as I intend to use it as server. Now it has problems: when I insert a usb hard disk,  the disk appears in nautilus, but is NOT mounted, and I cannot mount it in nautius (no folder appear under /media)
[13:09] <amnesia> and I'm not running a gui, so firestarter isnt an option
[13:09] <mnaines> !rs | djeday
[13:09] <xrfang> what package do I need to let ubuntu automatically mount external disks?
[13:09] <amnesia> xrfang: none
[13:10] <amnesia> xrfang: google /etc/fstab and see how to automaticly mount something
[13:10] <pranav> I used "grub-install rootdirectory="/" INSTALL_DEVICE", Its wrong please help
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> xrfang:  you could always put a fstab entry for them.. but that wont auto-mount  disks you plugin/remove on the fly (hotplug)
[13:10] <jrib> xrfang: should happen by default
[13:10] <xrfang> yes it should
[13:10] <xrfang> but now it didn't
[13:10] <jrib> xrfang: what version of ubuntu?
[13:10] <xrfang> I don't think I need to modify fstab
[13:11] <amnesia> you have edited the fstab file?
[13:11] <xrfang> it is 9.04
[13:11] <jrib> xrfang: ubuntu desktop?
[13:11] <xrfang> no I didn't I just removed a *LOT* of packages
[13:11] <xrfang> ubutu desktop
[13:11] <jrib> :/
[13:11] <konza> hi all, I am using ubuntu 9.04. I want to send mail using the mail command.... but its not working.. could anyone just help me.......
[13:11] <xrfang> desktop is still there I can use vnc to login
[13:11] <jrib> xrfang: you removed a lot of packages /on purpose/?
[13:11] <Dr_Willis> see if devices show up in the 'places' menu items?
[13:11] <pranav> I cant use install-grub to install into MBR, Help
[13:11] <xrfang> yes on purpose
[13:12] <jrib> xrfang: why?  Just randomly?
[13:12] <Dr_Willis> pranav:  rootdirectory=  is normally the location of your mounted 'installed' system, not /  i would think
[13:12] <jrib> xrfang: are you still running gnome?  I'm pretty sure gnome-volume-manager is responsible
[13:13] <Taulus> Hello everyone.
[13:13] <cms-affiliations> hi taul
[13:13] <Taulus> opps, brb.
[13:13] <pranav> Dr_Willis: So "install-grub INSTALL_DEVICE" right ?
[13:13] <Neto_Berola> how can I install ogmrip 0.13 in ubuntu hardy? In getdeb.net that version isn't available for hardy
[13:13] <xrfang> e.g. mono, open office, alsa, bluz etc
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> pranav:  you are not using the words 'INSTALL_DEVICE' are you? It wants the actual /dev/devicename  to install to....
[13:14] <lorenzo__> hi, whenever i try to listen to a streaming radio in rhythmbox, it freezes on me - wont let me listen to mp3s, and i have to kill it to shut it down. Same radios work fine in totem. Any ideas to solve the problem? thanks
[13:14] <erika2009> can someone please help me install my wireless ? I have the atherus 5007
[13:14] <Taulus> Back :)
[13:14] <Taulus> Has anyone got time to help a novice?
[13:14] <pranav> Dr_Willis: thanks, I was so stupid... am trying
[13:14] <mnaines> !ask | Taulus
[13:14] <xrfang> jrib: I will verify if the volume manager is still there or not. It's in office. thanks!
[13:14] <erika2009> I am novice too... The drivers are dead online
[13:14] <Neto_Berola> maybe there's a repository with 0.13?
[13:15] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. :) Some times it is worth it to stop and think about what youa re doing for a few min...
[13:15] <Dr_Willis> :)
[13:15] <Taulus> :) OK.
[13:15] <konza> hi all, I am using ubuntu 9.04. I want to send mail using the mail command.... but its not working.. could anyone just help me.......
[13:15] <pale> hi, my problem is in pulse sound, when audacious is switched on and playing songs firefox doesnt outpout any sound example on youtube, if i turn off audacious and restart  firefox sound in firefox work, any help please
[13:15] <Taulus> I am installing Ubuntu for the forst time, can anyone help me with partitioning my HD?
[13:15] <erika2009> Dr_willis can you help me? I am novice and need wireless drivers installed
[13:15] <Dr_Willis> Taulus:  what other os's are you using?
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> Taulus: whats the system going to be used for?
[13:15] <Dr_Willis> erika2009:  my experience with wireless is.. install the os... use the config tools.. it works...
[13:16] <amnesia> ActionParsnip: know anything 'bout dns forwarding?
[13:16] <jrib> konza: installed an MTA?
[13:16] <Dr_Willis> erika2009:  installing drivers from source.. is somthing ive not done in years.
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> amnesia: i know about dnsmasq, otherwise no
[13:16] <Taulus> GEneral home office and image manipulation. Belnder, Gimp.
[13:16] <amnesia> ActionParsnip: hm okay
[13:16] <konza> jrib, whats mta?
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> Taulus: is this going to be a dual boot?
[13:16] <Taulus> I am using both OSX and XP/
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> Taulus:  if its a linux only box.. the installer can easially auto parition the drive for that.  as for OS-X no idea  about it or how you resize existing OS-X partitions
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> !dualboot | Taulus
[13:17] <Taulus> No stand alone ubuntu.
[13:17] <pale> pulseaudio in my system cant work with two aplications which produce sound output (firefox and audacious), any help please
[13:17] <pimpi2> ciao a tutti
[13:17] <jrib> konza: mail transfer agent.  Do you just want to use an smtp server or ...?
[13:17] <Neto_Berola> install ogmrip 0.13 in ubuntu hardy. Can anyone help me?
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> Taulus:  Just a Linux system - let the installer auto parittion is the easy way.
[13:17] <pimpi2> ho un problema con ubuntu qualcuno può aiutarmi?
[13:17] <konza> yes, I want to use smtp server..
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> Taulus: if its a single boot then thats easy
[13:18] <jrib> konza: then try esmtp or ssmtp
[13:18] <thowland> !it | pimpi2
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> Taulus:  or make  a /  /home and swap partitions   if you want a seperate /home
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> Taulus: how big is the drive?
[13:18] <lorenzo__> pimpi the italian chat is #ubuntu-it
[13:18] <pimpi2> ok grazie e sorry
[13:18] <Neto_Berola> is it dangerous to try to install jaunty package in hardy?
[13:18] <Taulus> IT does not give that option, onmly entire disk or manual.
[13:18] <indus> pimpi2: hi
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> Neto_Berola:  i would be suprised if it even worked..
[13:18] <indus> damn
[13:18] <jrib> Neto_Berola: rebuild the package from the jaunty source package
[13:18] <pranav> How can I minimize-like "irssi" in the base-system console and bring it back again ?
[13:18] <lpd> how can i install canon ip1500 driver?
[13:18] <Tarthen> Neto_Berola: I've had no issues. Worth a shot.
[13:19] <jrib> pranav: use screen?
[13:19] <Neto_Berola> Tarthen: what did you try?
[13:19] <jrib> !screen > pranav
[13:19] <Taulus> I just want about 100 gb for Ubuntu and software, and the rest,300 gb, for data staorage.
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> pranav:  if you need another 'shell' in the console. You can use screen, or alt-ctrl-f2 to get to a 2nd login console
[13:19] <Taulus> As I say i am very new to linux.
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> Taulus: you'll be pushed to use 10Gb
[13:19] <Neto_Berola> jrib: will I be able to uninstall it later? It's the job's computer, I don't want to mess it too much
[13:19] <Tarthen> Neto_Berola: Quite a bit of stuff
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> Taulus: for apps
[13:19] <Neto_Berola> Tarthen: including ogmrip? :p
[13:19] <jrib> Neto_Berola: yes
[13:19] <jrib> !source > Neto_Berola
[13:19] <Tarthen> Neto_Berola: Theoretically, it should be a nonissue
[13:19] <erika2009> anyone have the atherous 5007 driver?
[13:19] <lpd> !driver
[13:19] <lpd> heh
[13:19] <pranav> Dr_Willis: It works thanks, I thought TTY was meant for the Desktops only
[13:20] <jrib> Neto_Berola: should be fine as long as it's not some library other things depend on
[13:20] <Taulus> 100gb for OS and aps yes.
[13:20] <pale> issue resolved, i installed libflashsupport
[13:20] <Tarthen> Neto_Berola: What does ogmrip do?
[13:20] <lpd> pranav: how can i install canon ip1500 driver?
[13:20] <Neto_Berola> Tarthen: rip dvds
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> !info ogmrip
[13:20] <Neto_Berola> jrib: it's ogmrip... an app to rip dvds
[13:20] <konza> jrib, should i install ssmtp?
[13:20] <Tarthen> Neto_Berola: Use Handbrake. It is -the- best I've used
[13:20] <jrib> konza: if that's what you want
[13:20] <RadarG>  does vbox run well inunbuntu?
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> i couldent get handbrake to work last i tried it.
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> Taulus: you only need about 10G for apps, then about 2Gb for swap, then the rest from /home
[13:21] <Tarthen> RadarG: Perfectly
[13:21] <Neto_Berola> Dr_Willis: I would like version 0.13. getdeb has it, but for jaunty only
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> RadarG:  vbox works great here.
[13:21] <jrib> RadarG: yep...
[13:21] <erika2009> Anyone willing to help me find a working link for my wireless drivers atherous 5007?
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> Neto_Berola:  'use the source luke' :)
[13:21] <Taulus> What is a swap
[13:21] <konza> pm
[13:21] <konza> jrib, pm
[13:21] <Neto_Berola> Tarthen: hm... it's not in my repositories
[13:21] <jrib> !swap > Taulus
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> Taulus:  a small partion used for extra ram if needed..
[13:21] <Neto_Berola> Dr_Willis: you mean compile it?
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> Neto_Berola:  thats one way. if you are just needing it for a single user.. thats an easy way. make it install to /opt/ if you wanted to.. or just the users home dir.
[13:22] <Tarthen> Neto_Berola: GetDeb has it. You need to manually find libdvdcss2 though
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> Neto_Berola:  or check the PPA repos it may be updated there also.
[13:22] <Tarthen> Neto_Berola: There's .debs for that around the place
[13:22] <RadarG> i have a laptop running windows 7 but I have had problems in a few apps I think that I'm going to format the laptop and put ubuntu back on it and run xp in vbox there is only a couple of apps that I need (itunes) i'm sure vbox will run nice
[13:22] <konza> jrib, can i use sendmail
[13:22] <jrib> konza: the command or the MTA?
[13:22] <Neto_Berola> Dr_Willis: sorry... what are those ppa?
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> !ppa | Neto_Berola
[13:23] <refka> no way i tryed about 4 diferent tutorials but just cant configure this camera
[13:23] <indus> Neto_Berola: beware ,ppa's are not officially supported by ubuntu
[13:23] <|-Gobi-|> omg omg... I don't know if this is new or not, but check this out: Hanna Montana distro: http://hannahmontana.sourceforge.net/Site/Home.html
[13:23] <cms-affiliations> RadarG: do you know how to install windows 7 from a external USB HARD DRIVE with the OS Installed via the xcopy or such ?
[13:23] <cms-affiliations> Radarg: grub keeps stoping dos
[13:23] <pranav> lpd:/quit
[13:23] <Neto_Berola> Tarthen: no version for hardy :-/
[13:23] <indus> Neto_Berola: its useful when you are testing or want the latest features in some package etc
[13:23] <Neto_Berola> I think I'll try a intrepid package
[13:24] <Tarthen> Neto_Berola: Why are you still using Hardy?
[13:24] <indus> Tarthen: why not? Its LTS release
[13:24] <RadarG> cms-affiliations never messed with man sorry
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> becuse its not got the updated stuff :)
[13:24] <Tarthen> indus: It's also got broken audio and outdated base packages
[13:24] <Neto_Berola> Tarthen: it's the company computer... generally they take a while to update stuff
[13:25] <RadarG> cms-affiliations i wipped my laptop and installed win7 and than installed vbox and ran ubuntu from it
[13:25] <Dr_Willis> I wonder if the company would frown on using ogmrip :)
[13:25] <Neto_Berola> hehehe
[13:25] <amnesia> any network specialist over here?
[13:25] <RadarG> vbox is great
[13:25] <Rabbitbunny> amnesia: I don't remember.
[13:25] <Tarthen> amnesia: I am okay at it.
[13:25] <grotiiy> hey, i want to use ubuntu as router without changing anything on clients. i am using arp spoofing and ip_forward to make this. my question is how i can limit the internet bandwidth of this clients? (sorry if i am offtopic. i dont know where to ask. feel free to direct me to another channel.)
[13:25] <amnesia> cool
[13:25] <Dr_Willis> amnesia:  just ask the actual question.. dont ask for 'experts'
[13:25] <amnesia> well I'll explain my case
[13:25] <amnesia> I just did but now one answered
[13:26] <Neto_Berola> I have an idea: if this all does not work, I'll install jaunty in a virtual machine. I can use the dvds from there, right?
[13:26] <cms-affiliations> radarg: oh I crashed xp pro, but flashed Ubu net-rmx but yeah its a calamity trying to get windows back on even as a 2ndary or dual boot lol
[13:26] <konza> jrib, actually i dont know anything about setting up a mailserver... i am workin on a website, to create a web mail. so i need to configure mailserver....can u just help me out
[13:26] <amnesia> well I've got 2 virtual machines, one server, pne client
[13:26] <Neto_Berola> I mean I can use the dvd-rom drive
[13:26] <amnesia> the server has two nics, one connected to nat and the other to the private internal network
[13:26] <jrib> konza: if you use esmtp or ssmtp then they just use an external smtp server like google's or whatever (that you configure)
[13:26] <amnesia> I've got dhcp running on the server and its running fine, I also entered my ISP dns server in the dhcp conf file
[13:26] <RadarG> when i first installed ubuntu server I would log in and it would display the stats since i upgraded it no longer displays the stats and logon does anyone know how to bring it back?
[13:26] <jrib> konza: if you want a full-fledged mta, then try exim or postfix
[13:27] <amnesia> the client gets an ip and is able to ping external addresses
[13:27] <amnesia> but for some reason hostnames arent resolved
[13:27] <konza> jrib, smtp is just a protocol rite?
[13:27] <amnesia> but the client does state the actual dns server I entered in my dhcp conf file
[13:27] <pranav> Dr_Willis: There is no lilo installed but how can it load lilo 22.8 ?
[13:27] <jrib> konza: yeah
[13:27] <amnesia> perhaps anyone has an idea?
[13:28] <konza> jrib, so which all are the mailserver?
[13:29] <jrib> konza: I just told you
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> pranav:  lilo? grub is the default bootloader used normally.
[13:29] <amnesia> oi...
[13:29] <amnesia> could anyone answer?
[13:29] <jamie-876> hello room, how i will i setup a crontab to open a webpage example (http://example.com/list.php) every 24hrs
[13:29] <skynet> Good morning everybody
[13:30] <nnull> oh know skynets been activated! run while u can!
[13:30] <Jafet> jamie, `open`?
[13:30] <pranav> Dr_Willis: Actually I installed the base system from minimal disc, there was problem updating grub and thus I had to install lilo, now lilo has no choice for my other OSs
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> jamie-876:  cron wouldent have rights to run X applications.. so you would be better off finding some user 'at, or cron, or alarm' type tool/script  i think - also.
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> pranav:  you need to edit the lilo configs and add the other OS's then rerun the lilo command then.
[13:31] <Pici> amnesia: Try seeing if your dns server is actualy replying to requests: open a terminal and do the following: dig @dnsserver google.com    where dnsserver is the ip of your dns server
[13:31] <KoolD> does anyone have an idea where the file goes when i ask firefox to print a webpage to pdf
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> pranav:  or try reinstalling grub.
[13:31] <jamie-876> ok Dr_Willis
[13:31] <jrib> konza: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/email-services.html maybe that helps you more
[13:31] <Guest87623> I installed a second HDD in my laptop. I only use it to store movies and stuff that the OS doesnt need to access. How do I turn the power off to the disk?
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> Guest87623:  your laptop has 2 hard drives?
[13:31] <pranav> Dr_Willis: I have tried lilo.conf and have been fed of it, removed it, installed grub but when I boot the lilo loads again
[13:31] <Jackiz> how can imake my usb harddrive bootable?
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> pranav:  you dident run the update-grub or grub-install command then perhaps.
[13:32] <Guest87623> Dr_Willis: Yup. It is super cool isnt it?
[13:32] <pranav> Dr_Willis: have run for sure
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> Guest87623:  sounds like a backbreaker.
[13:32] <Guest87623> Dr_Willis: You are correct
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> Guest87623:  in theory the hd should spindown if needed.
[13:32] <Jafet> Dr_Willis, wget does not need X
[13:32] <Guest87623> Dr_Willis: How do I test your theory?
[13:33] <jrib> !cron > Jafet
[13:33] <pranav> Dr_Willis: Have worte lines into grub.conf abt other OS automatically using update and use grub-install to write into MBR
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> Guest87623:  I normally 'hear' mine spinning down.. but with 2 hard drives..  not sure. :)
[13:33] <Edico> hi
[13:33] <KoolD> !cups
[13:33] <pranav> Dr_Willis: But lilo still loads :(
[13:33] <mnaines> Guest87623: They do when they're idle...Though I just use external hard drives to deal with the power issue
[13:33] <Edico> what's the name of the program that count's line of code?
[13:33] <KoolD> !cups-pdf
[13:33] <Guest87623> Dr_Willis: I suppose the first thing to try is to access it and listen for spin up
[13:33] <Jafet> Ok, if you are going to assume I asked a question, I will ask a question!
[13:33] <indus> Tarthen: hmm ok
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> pranav:  then either grub is installing to the wrong hd.. or the wrong  location.. ie: /dev/sda1 instead of /dev/sda
[13:33] <indus> Tarthen: ya pulseaudio i guess
[13:33] <KoolD> !cupspdf
[13:34] <jrib> jamie-876: 0 * * * * wget -O - -q -t 1 http://example.com/cron.php        is what I use for an hourly hit.  Modify accordingly
[13:34] <Jafet> What should I do if I want to pass-through sudo authentication after gdm login?
[13:34] <Taulus> OK, I am starting again, would someone be able to talk me through the installation process for me?
[13:34] <Guest87623> mnaines: I dont like externals. They are a little slower and the cheap ones need external power. I didnt make one that plugged into the laptops input and sucked power out of there.
[13:34] <Tarthen> Taulus: Oh?
[13:34] <andros> #join ubuntu-it
[13:34] <Tarthen> Taulus: Of*
[13:34] <Taulus> Yeh!?
[13:34] <andros> join #ubuntu-it
[13:34] <Guest87623> mnaines: I DID make one
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> Guest87623: firewire is nice and slick, or eSATA
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> Guest87623:  actually the 'better' ones often need external power.. because the makers know that just USB power is often not enough. :)
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> external sata = the way to go. get ones that have usb and esata
[13:35] <jamie-876> ok ty jrib
[13:35] <Guest87623> Dr_Willis: In my opinion...
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> I got esata external drives.. but no esata machines with to use them with.. yet.. :)
[13:36] <indus> ubuntu-bug -p
[13:36] <qdb> */1 *  *   *   *     /usr/bin/gedit in crontab to test do not work only writes in syslog
[13:36] <pranav> Dr_Willis: I installed grub into hda(0,0) /dev/hda as it reports sucessfuly
[13:36] <stercor> Is there a virus that can turn off a computer and make it unbootable in Linux?  I'm running Jaunty.
[13:36] <indus> Dr_Willis: hi
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: firewire is buffered so is better for coninual writes (e.g. backups)
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> pranav:  /dev/hda? Hmm.. normally its /dev/sda unless  your system is some howusing the older style names.
[13:37] <jamie-876> jrib, can you please explain 0 * * * * wget -O - -q -t 1 http://example.com/cron.php
[13:37] <indus> stercor: if it can infect the bios then yes
[13:37] <jrib> jamie-876: did you read the links ubottu gave you?
[13:37] <pranav> Dr_Willis: its sda sry
[13:37] <pranav> Dr_Willis: I mistypes
[13:37] <ZOO0828> Hi, guys, I need to compile a 3G adapter driver where a kernel source is required, a few questions, 1. my kernel is 2.6.28-11, the linux-source package version says. 2.6.28.15.20,   can i use it ?
[13:37] <stercor> indus: Then it would be non-specific to the operatinv system, no?
[13:37] <pranav> Dr_Willis: How can this be ?
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> pranav:  all i can say is check out the grub homepage/docs and !fixgrub site and figure out whats going wrong. Proberly somthing simple being overlooked.
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> ZOO0828: you need the kernel source and kernel to match
[13:38] <jamie-876> jrib, sorry no link
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> pranav:  also if you have more then  1 hard drive.. try booting from the other hard drive via the bios.
[13:38] <stercor> indus: Is there a fix or workaround?
[13:38] <indus> stercor: yeah ,then maybe if a virus can wipe the mbr of HDD , it could ruin things
[13:38] <jrib> !cron | jamie-876
[13:38] <ZOO0828> thanks,  does that two version match?
[13:38] <pranav> Dr_Willis: just 1 hdd
[13:38] <indus> stercor: why what happened to your system?
[13:38] <jamie-876> ok thanks
[13:38] <ZOO0828> ActionParsnip :   where can i find the source for the exact version
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> ZOO0828: you either need to upgrade the kernel, or find a deb with the kernel source for the current kernel
[13:39] <ZOO0828> google for it, no luck
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> ZOO0828: search synaptic, see what you can dig up
[13:39] <quent> ello
[13:40] <KoolD> hey..how do i chmod a file to allow all users to execute or read or write to it
[13:40] <|-Gobi-|> how do i find out certain programs installation dir?
[13:40] <ZOO0828> the version was taken from the synaptic,  do i have to try backport respo?
[13:40] <quent> c ou kon parle en francais
[13:40] <pranav> how to check installed packages using apt-get ?
[13:40] <theatro> !fr | quent
[13:40] <quent> nouveau sous linux*
[13:40] <th0r> KoolD: chmod 777 <filename>
[13:40] <stercor> I was editing a file fat, dumb, and happy.  My computer hit the dust, and when I tried to turn it on again, the power-on light blinked at 1-second intervals.  That's all it did.  I suspect hardware, my wife says that's what happened when the computer was running Windows.
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> KoolD: do you mean and instead of or?
[13:40] <quent> tanks you
[13:41] <indus> stercor: its probably the HDD failing?
[13:41] <stercor> Oh, sweet.
[13:41] <Ecto> hello everybody!  any clues as to why i can get to a local windows network shared folder via samba_client from the terminal but not from nautilis ? error: unable to mount location
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> KoolD: that will give evryone LITERALLY, full access to the file
[13:41] <indus> stercor: can u get to bios screen?
[13:41] <blackxored> pidgin doesnt connect to gtalk since yesterday (Broken pipe: SSL error), I cleared the certifcates, did some tweaking, without results, I'm  ressorting to empathy by the moment, anyone have experienced similar problems?
[13:41] <KoolD> ActionParsnip: no i meant or like if i want to enable all user to just write to a file
[13:42] <stercor> indus:  I have another HDD.  I'll plug it in and see what happens.
[13:42] <indus> blackxored: try #pidgin for latest updates on this, yahoo is giving lots trouble lately
[13:42] <mnaines> What are some instant messenger programs that can do Yahoo photo sharing and webcam chat?
[13:42] <blackxored> indus, all right
[13:42] <ZOO0828> ActionParsnip:   the synaptic gives the deb =  http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/linux/linux-source-2.6.28_2.6.28-15.49_all.deb     does it include the generic source plus all the patch?
[13:42] <stercor> indus:  BBL
[13:42] <indus> mnaines: photo sharing unlikely, try kopete for webcam
[13:42] <bnutzinger> stercor: do you get the bios display or is the blinking led the only reaction?
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> KoolD: then add put the users that you want access in a group, then give that group ownership to the file
[13:42] <indus> mnaines: but you wont get voice i think
[13:42] <indus> stercor: bb
[13:43] <mnaines> indus: I want one with voice, too
[13:43] <ZOO0828> i mean from 2.6.28-11 all the way up to 2.6.28.15.49
[13:43] <ZOO0828> ?
[13:43] <stercor> bnutzinger:  Nothing.  That's what worries me.  No POST.
[13:43] <indus> mnaines:hmm none as of now i believe
[13:43] <indus> mnaines: use skype if possible
[13:43] <remoteCTR1> hi all!
[13:43] <remoteCTR1> is linux actually capable of creating ntfs filesystems?
[13:44] <KoolD> ActionParsnip: i dont want to limit the users to a list.isnt there a way to allow any user to write to it?
[13:44] <bnutzinger> stercor: uh oh... dont think its the hdd then... but try nonetheless
[13:44] <indus> remoteCTR1: no
[13:44] <bnutzinger> stercor: sound more like: CPU / RAM or GFX
[13:44] <remoteCTR1> indus, thats bad... thanks!
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> KoolD: you can give group ownership to the group 'users'
[13:44] <stercor> bnutzinger: can I fix the bios?
[13:44] <IdleOne> remoteCTR1: is windows?
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTR1: sure, install ntfs-tools
[13:44] <indus> stercor: then its a motherboard problem, head to the nearest service station :)
[13:45] <indus> stercor: could be a processor failing too btw
[13:45] <stercor> indus: That's my take on the matter.  How about a new mobo :->
[13:45] <bnutzinger> stercor: dont think so... but its not necesearly the bios... could be one of the aformentioned (CPU / RAM /GFX)
[13:45] <indus> stercor: ya buy a good one :) with a nice proc super fast :D
[13:45] <KoolD> ActionParsnip: how do i do that through the console...I know how to do it via gui but i want to change the ownership of multiple files
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> KoolD: sudo chown :users <folder>
[13:45] <KoolD> ActionParsnip:thanks
[13:46] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip, gawd!:D now i already deleted it, CRAP!!
[13:46] <indus> stercor: do you remember doing anything in particular befoer this happened? i suspect your wife :)
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> KoolD: you can then run: sudo chown g+w <folder>
[13:46] <stercor> indus:  OK,  I'm SURE my wife won't mind...
[13:46] <mnaines> indus: Can Skype for Linux do webcams?
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> KoolD: to keep others out you can use: sudo chown root <folder>
[13:46] <IdleOne> mnaines: yes
[13:46] <indus> mnaines: of course, try the latest skype for HQ video
[13:46] <indus> mnaines: www.skype.com
[13:46] <remoteCTR1> indus, no more wrong statements pleas man!:D
[13:46] <stercor> indus:  She and the rest of the family won't touch the Linux box.
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> KoolD: so its now roots but you are letting the group of users have access to the folder
[13:46] <indus> remoteCTR1: really?
[13:47] <bnutzinger> stercor: unfortunately no way to tell which component it is, other from swapping out one at a time
[13:47] <mnaines> indus: I have the latest...Its not that...Its the quality of my webcam that I'm wondering about
[13:47] <indus> remoteCTR1: oops wait what was the question again
[13:47] <remoteCTR1> ya really, you just made me delete an operable.... ah never mind
[13:47] <mnaines> indus: The webcam is a Logitech QuickCam Fusion
[13:47] <RadarG> is there a way that I can see how many people are on freenode right now?
[13:47] <indus> mnaines: aah ok it should work fine,best way is to install and check
[13:47] <indus> mnaines: logitech works fine in general
[13:47] <stercor> indus:  I use a Gillette Fusion Power razor.
[13:48] <indus> stercor: lol?
[13:48] <KoolD> thanks
[13:48] <mnaines> indus: I heard Logitech is bad because it brings a security risk
[13:48] <indus> !ntfs
[13:48] <IdleOne> remoteCTR1: indus didn't make you do anything. you asked a broad question and he answered it. The OS does not create the File system. YOU went and jumped the gun unfortunately
[13:48] <stercor> Now, now.
[13:49] <indus> mnaines: its not true at all
[13:49] <remoteCTR1> IdleOne, and in how far is that any of your business??
[13:49] <mnaines> indus: That's cool...I love Logitech stuff because of the reliability
[13:49] <indus> mnaines: ya they last a million years at least the webcams do
[13:49] <IdleOne> remoteCTR1: you put something in an open forum like an irc channel and it became all our business :)
[13:50] <Taulus> Are there any recommended links for ubuntu begginers?
[13:50] <indus> IdleOne: heh its correct remoteCTR1
[13:50] <indus> remoteCTR1: cool it, we all friends here
[13:50] <indus> i probably read the question wrong
[13:50] <mnaines> indus: I have the Logitech Cordless Desktop Laser.  I have had it for 3 years now and it hasn't failed me yet
[13:51] <imp^> Hi, i'm trying to restore my grub using livecd but every time i type in find /boot/grub/stage1 i get error 15: file not found
[13:51] <jess12345> ok am now doing a new install a few questions should i set up separate partitions - particularly for my own documents so in the event of a crash its easier to repair
[13:51] <remoteCTR1> IdleOne, well as soon as i am talking to inus, whcih you can cecognize by the "indus:" at the beginning of the statement it clearly isnt anymore, right?
[13:51] <IdleOne> remoteCTR1: wrong.
[13:51] <remoteCTR1> indus, and that was why i just wrote never mind;)
[13:51] <Ecto> anybody know about nautilus on UNR ?
[13:52] <jess12345> at the moment there are 2 /sda1 and /sda5
[13:52] <jess12345> ext3 and swap
[13:52] <indus> imp^: hi
[13:52] <IdleOne> remoteCTR1: we could debate all day long but this is not the right channel so I'll stop now :)
[13:52] <imp^> hi indus
[13:52] <remoteCTR1> IdleOne, ya thats what you think dude and now for heavens sake stop smart assing me arround, right? ain't got time for kiddie stuff;)
[13:52] <remoteCTR1> IdleOne, take the words right out of my mouth
[13:52] <indus> imp^: hello i can try help , are u in the grub prompt now?
[13:52] <IdleOne> remoteCTR1: aint got time for your rude comments either
[13:52] <imp^> yeah
[13:52] <imp^> grub>
[13:52] <IdleOne> and please watch your language
[13:52] <indus> please stop both
[13:53] <indus> IdleOne: shhh please :)
[13:53] <indus> the mods will step in now
[13:53] <imp^> :o
[13:54] <indus> imp^: so wher r u now
[13:54] <imp^> in terminal i just did sudo grub
[13:54] <imp^> and now it's showing grub>
[13:54] <indus> imp^: so try again find /boot/grub/stage1
[13:55] <jamie-876>  <jrib> jamie-876: 0 * * * * wget -O - -q -t 1 http://example.com/cron.php        is what I use for an hourly hit.  Modify accordingly
[13:55] <imp^> Error 15: File not found
[13:55] <jamie-876> that solves my problem, thank you jrib
[13:55] <lardon> hi
[13:56] <lardon> i need some help
[13:56] <lardon> i have installed ubuntu into my PS3
[13:56] <indus> imp^: ok exit grub
[13:56] <imp^> okay :)
[13:56] <indus> imp^:give me 1 min
[13:56] <twoslice> Hi Lardon, never installed Ubuntu on a PS3 only a cellphone
[13:56] <imp^> okie dokie :)
[13:57] <twoslice> Lardon what is the problem?
[13:57] <indus> jussi01: thanks i will keep it in mind
[13:57] <lardon> i have a laptop that has internet wireless and i want to share my connection to my PS3 via eth...
[13:57] <twoslice> lardon, does the wireless act as an AP or only an end device?
[13:57] <ZOO0828> imp>  have you tried   grub-install  /dev/xxx
[13:57] <imp^> nope
[13:58] <lardon> i did all iptables etc and both laptop and ps3 can see each other and see router page too...but they cannot see webpages
[13:58] <ZOO0828> grub only gives you some settings,  to install it first
[13:58] <indus> imp^: ya try that from terminal sudo grub-install /dev/sda or whatever
[13:58] <twoslice> lardon usually a wireless nic can only be ad-hoc or point-to-point only no routing
[13:58] <grotiiy> lardon: sudo echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[13:58] <lardon> grotiiy i did this too
[13:58] <indus> !who | imp^
[13:58] <imp^> sda = which partition i want it installed on?
[13:59] <stercor> eminem has a musical sound to it :->
[13:59] <grotiiy> did you set your dns servers?
[13:59] <imp^> indus okay sorry :)
[13:59] <grotiiy> lardon: did you set your dns servers via /etc/resolv.conf
[13:59] <twoslice> lardon can you do a traceroute to the Intnernet? where does it stop
[13:59] <NinjaNumberNine> how do i get around in this thing?
[13:59] <Bounga> Hi
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> NinjaNumberNine:  clarify what you mean.
[14:00] <Bounga> I've got a strange problem using karmic
[14:00] <lardon> twoslice, i'll have to leave to check it
[14:00] <twoslice> lardon kk
[14:00] <Dr_Willis> Bounga:  #ubuntu+1 for that
[14:00] <IdleOne> #ubuntu+1 Bounga
[14:00] <Bounga> I want to do an apt-get update && apt-get upgrade but I've got the following error :
[14:00] <Bounga> oh
[14:00] <Bounga> ok
[14:00] <Bounga> sorry
[14:01] <NinjaNumberNine> Um, I am using Xchat for Gnome and I need to get here: Server: irc.freenode.net Channel: #linux-wireless
[14:01] <grawity> NinjaNumberNine: You're already connected to Freenode.
[14:01] <Pici> NinjaNumberNine: You're on freenode already.
[14:01] <grawity> NinjaNumberNine: So now type /join #linux-wireless
[14:01] <lardon> back
[14:01] <Dr_Willis> NinjaNumberNine:  read the xchat manual/docs/help  -  this is freenode. :) so click on the #linux-wireless text :)
[14:01] <IdleOne> NinjaNumberNine: /join #linux-wireless
[14:01] <lardon> it stops at lardon-laptop.local
[14:01] <indus> imp^: can you change your nick? its difficlut to tab
[14:01] <NinjaNumberNine> How do i get to the channel then?
[14:01] <grotiiy> lardon: can you ping 208.67.222.222?
[14:02] <indus> imp^: after the grub-install step try rebooting
[14:02] <grawity> NinjaNumberNine: Just told you, type the command  /join #linux-wireless
[14:02] <grotiiy> lardon: did you disable ufw on your laptop?
[14:02] <juannicolas> Hi, can someon help me on how to apply the net-snmp path to resolve the       !"registration != duplicate" failed agent_registry  error?
[14:02] <grawity> NinjaNumberNine: Type it to the same box as you type messages.
[14:02] <roved2101> Welcome SiCuTDeUx! You have achieved a new peak of 1381 users for #ubuntu!
[14:02] <sanguisdex1> is there a way to see which repo updates are coming from?
[14:02] <Impy^> indus that better? which sda do i set it to? the one that has the actual ubuntu os on?
[14:02] <lardon> grotiiy, i cannot ping anything if i connect the laptop and ps3 except router and each other...
[14:02] <indus> Impy^: ok
[14:02] <indus> Impy^: how many drives u have?
[14:03] <grotiiy> lardon: is ufw disabled?
[14:03] <twoslice> lardon is mia he will be back
[14:03] <Impy^> indus i have one hardrive but 3 partitions 1 with ubuntu on 1 with xp and another with music and stuff on
[14:03] <indus> Impy^: /dev/sda is good enough
[14:03] <lardon> ufw?
[14:03] <twoslice> lardongfirewall
[14:03] <twoslice> lardon:firewall
[14:04] <Impy^> indus i get this back Could not find device for /boot: Not found or not a block device.
[14:04] <indus> Impy^: what exactly did u type?
[14:04] <twoslice> lardon: if you use traceroute you can findout where the traffic is being stopped
[14:04] <indus> Impy^: grub-install /dev/sda
[14:04] <indus> sudo
[14:04] <lardon> i did i saw it stoped at local...
[14:04] <lardon> (laptop)
[14:04] <twoslice> lardon: use and ip address for traceroute not a name to rule out name resolution issues
[14:05] <twoslice> lardon: on the laptop?
[14:05] <twoslice> lardon: what is your default route?
[14:05] <Impy^> indus i typed what you pasted
[14:05] <ZOO0828> Hi, guys, I need to compile a 3G adapter driver where a kernel source is required,  my kernel is 2.6.28-11, the linux-source package version says. 2.6.28.15.20, can i use it ?
[14:06] <indus> Impy^: and?
[14:06] <twoslice> ZOO0828 it should work
[14:06] <ZOO0828> thanks, twoslice,
[14:07] <Impy^> indus i tried it and got this Could not find device for /boot: Not found or not a block device.
[14:07] <roved2101> Welcome Nemoniko! You have achieved a new peak of 1382 users for #ubuntu!
[14:07] <ZOO0828> twoslice:  another silly Q,  what's the relationship  between a kernel source and the kernel header?
[14:07] <lardon> 192.168.1.254 getway and router for laptop...192.168.1.71 ip for laptop (wireless)...192.168.2.3 ip for laptop eth...192.168.2.4 ip for ps3 and 192.168.2.3 getway for ps3....if i connect the cable i can access each other and the router too from both of them...but i don't have internet...if i just discinnect the cable i have internet but i don't have connection between them...
[14:07] <IdleOne> roved2101: please turn off that welcome script
[14:07] <roved2101> Welcome meuserj! You have achieved a new peak of 1383 users for #ubuntu!
[14:07] <Nemoniko> can anyone helpme?
[14:07] <roved2101> Welcome abcc! You have achieved a new peak of 1384 users for #ubuntu!
[14:07] <indus> Impy^: ya sorry my mistake
[14:08] <indus> Impy^: are you on live cd now?
[14:08] <Impy^> Indus yeah i am :)
[14:08] <roved2101> Welcome Paradoxx! You have achieved a new peak of 1385 users for #ubuntu!
[14:08] <roved2101> Welcome krafty! You have achieved a new peak of 1386 users for #ubuntu!
[14:08] <twoslice> Z: header files are C structures source is well the source code
[14:08] <Paradoxx> Where is the empathy account configuration file?
[14:08] <Pici> roved2101: Please disable that.
[14:08] <roved2101> Welcome svu! You have achieved a new peak of 1387 users for #ubuntu!
[14:09] <roved2101> Welcome gbrethen! You have achieved a new peak of 1388 users for #ubuntu!
[14:09] <juannicolas> Hi, can someon help me on how to apply the net-snmp path to resolve the       !"registration != duplicate" failed agent_registry  error?
[14:09] <indus> Impy^: when exactly did this start happening
[14:09] <Paradoxx> !empathy
[14:09] <ZOO0828> 2slice:  so these 2 will have to working together for a success compiling?
[14:09] <maco> !info empathy
[14:09] <Impy^> indus my xp wouldn't boot so i did a recovery thing and it booted then the grub was gone
[14:10] <twoslice> Z: your need both
[14:10] <bootstrap> Any one know anything about the sound problems?
[14:10] <bostik_> hi all
[14:10] <indus> Impy^: can u paste sudo fdisk -l
[14:10] <indus> !paste
[14:10] <ZOO0828> twoslice  ; got it thanks
[14:10] <grotiiy> lardon: set the gateway for eth0 as 192.168.1.254 and netmask as 255.255.0.0
[14:10] <Impy^> indus i've done it before and it all worked fine recovering grub but its not liking that command :o
[14:10] <grotiiy> lardon: (on laptop)
[14:10] <brez> /WINDOW LEVEL -CRAP
[14:10] <lardon> kk
[14:10] <pranav> Dr_Willis: My grub is installed but it points to a Chainloader of a curropt grub where mistakely I grub-install for the new grub ?
[14:10] <mnaines> grotiiy: I use 255.255.255.240 for the subnet mask
[14:10] <Impy^> indus where shall i paste it?
[14:11] <indus> Impy^:paste.ubuntu.com
[14:11] <grawity> grotiiy: Why set to /16 instead of the usual /24?
[14:11] <bostik_> i have a problem with a mount of an .img file ... with file -s i see that there are 2 partition ext3/swap i think, how can i mount only one of them ?
[14:11] <mnaines> grotiiy: That gives me 32 networks with 16 hosts each
[14:11] <indus> Impy^: then write name and send
[14:11] <lardon> now?
[14:11] <indus> Impy^: then paste url here
[14:11] <pranav> Dr_Willis: Have I need to edit the grub.cfg file ?
[14:11] <bootstrap> Any one know anything about the sound problems?
[14:11] <Paradoxx> Where is the empathy account configuration file?
[14:11] <Dr_Willis> pranav:  you using grub1 or grub2 ?
[14:11] <Impy^> indus http://paste.ubuntu.com/267263/
[14:11] <pranav> Dr_Willis: 2
[14:12] <indus> Impy^: aah saw pm
[14:12] <erUSUL> bostik_: you have to use losetup and pass the correct offset of the parition to it. there are how to's over the web
[14:12] <Paradoxx> Does anyone know where I can find the empathy configuration file?
[14:12] <lardon> gotiiy, am i ok now?
[14:12] <grawity> Paradoxx: Empathy uses Gconf.
[14:12] <grawity> Paradoxx: Try the gconf-editor tool.
[14:12] <twoslice> lardon: as long as you use the same subnet mask for all devices on your network you should be fine.
[14:13] <mnaines> twoslice: You don't really have to if you use the right routing protocol
[14:13] <Dr_Willis> pranav:  for grub 2 you edit /etc/default/grub.d/* and /etc/default/grub - you DONT edit grub.cfg
[14:14] <mnaines> twoslice:  RIPv1 requires the same subnet mask on all network devices, but RIPv2, EIGRP, and OSPF don't
[14:14] <indus> Impy^: your linux partition is probably not mounted
[14:14] <indus> Impy^: wait 1 sec
[14:14] <pranav> Dr_Willis: yes, wait
[14:14] <twoslice> mnaines: he is setting up two devices static routing is more than sufficient
[14:14]  * Dr_Willis wonders why he has to wait....
[14:14] <bostik_> erUSUL, thanx a lot i'll check
[14:14] <bootstrap> Any one know anything about the sound problems?
[14:15] <pozic> In the DownThemAll plugin for Firefox, where can I set the target download directory?
[14:15] <mnaines> twoslice: You can configure static routes with those, too...The routing protocol does not affect the routes themselves, it only tells the routers how to talk to each other
[14:15] <erUSUL> bostik_: no problem. another aproach is to use partx but dunno the details either
[14:15] <IdleOne> pozic: in the prefs
[14:15] <lardon> gotiiy, same...:/
[14:15] <Impy^> indus i think i've relized what i could be. I'm using a hardy heron live cd and the linux partition is ext 3 and that's not supported in hardy?
[14:15] <indus> Impy^: in grub prompt, type root    (hd0,3)
[14:15] <twoslice> mnaines: yes that requires setting up routing he is just trying to get it to work, it just complicates things
[14:16] <indus> Impy^: ext3 or ext4?
[14:16] <erUSUL> Impy^: you mean ext4 ?
[14:16] <ZOO0828> bootstrap, maybe you need to let us know what's the problem exactly
[14:16] <twoslice> mnaines: if he wants to set up a routing protocol after he gets it to work then fine
[14:16] <Impy^> indus yeah i meant ext 4 the latest one?
[14:16] <mnaines> twoslice: I understand that...I was just correcting you when you said that he needs the same subnet mask for all network devices
[14:16] <indus> Impy^: ok then yes that could be the issue, is this ext4?
[14:17] <indus> Impy^: dmesg will give errors when bootinh
[14:17] <twoslice> mnaines: in a static routing environment you do need the same netmask
[14:17] <indus> Impy^: so use new live cd then
[14:17] <indus> Impy^: i have to go now , thank you
[14:17] <lardon> gotiiy?
[14:17] <mnaines> twoslice: Yes, that's understandable
[14:18] <Impy^> indus what's dmesg? and when i loaded this live run i got an error, i'llreboot now and try dig out latest livecd :)
[14:18] <Impy^> indus thanks for help matey take care :)
[14:18] <lardon> grotiiy*
[14:18] <indus> Impy^: it will say unrecognised or unsupported file system ext4
[14:18] <twoslice> mnaines I try to simplify as much as possible and strip down all uneccessary services when troubleshooting
[14:18] <indus> nvm
[14:18] <indus> bye
[14:18] <twoslice> lardon where you at with things?
[14:19] <lardon> ?
[14:19] <farrelley> #phpc
[14:19] <twoslice> lardon: you got things working?
[14:19] <lardon> not yet...
[14:19] <OneMillionDollar> in windows i can play mp3 at a same time watch youtube why in ubuntu i can only get either one audio working
[14:19] <grotiiy> lardon: are you trying to access internet from your ps3, or from your laptop (while it is connected to ps3 via eth0? can you pastebin your route output from the machine you trying to use internet? which tool are you using (networkmanager vs)?
[14:20] <pozic> IdleOne: be more specific. I checked the preferences.
[14:20] <lardon> grotiiy, i want to have internet from both laptop and ps3...
[14:20] <citrix> I've a samba installed on jaunty with ldap support and ubuntu help page say that I've to use smbpasswd -a username to add users already exist in LDAP to samba, is there a way to sync users between ldap and samba instead of do smbpasswd -a for all users
[14:20] <pub> www.easyventes.com work for you ?
[14:21] <twoslice> lardon: which device is connected to the internet?
[14:21] <OneMillionDollar> why can't i listen to mp3 at the same time watch youtube video ? why youtube video no audio ?
[14:21] <lardon> again...
[14:21] <grotiiy> lardon: can you connect to internet from your laptop while it is connected to ps3?
[14:21] <lardon> no
[14:21] <pozic> IdleOne: In my Firefox preferences I set it to always ask where I want to save something. It appears it is using my desktop directory however. The desktop directory is the default when it is set to not to ask.
[14:21] <lardon> but if i just disconnect the cable i have internet!
[14:21] <grotiiy> lardon: ok then, you have a routing problem
[14:21] <pozic> IdleOne: so, imho, there is either a bug, or I cannot find the configuration option.
[14:22] <grotiiy> lardon: can you pastebin your route output
[14:22] <IdleOne> pozic: go to the addon manager and set the prefs for that addon
[14:22] <lardon> grotiiiy, "route output"?
[14:22] <lardon> grotiiy*
[14:22] <twoslice> lardon: I have to go now, grotiiy looks like he is ontop of things for you.
[14:22] <grotiiy> lardon: $ route
[14:22] <IdleOne> pozic: Tools>Addon....
[14:22] <twoslice> l8r guys
[14:23] <lardon> grotiiy, from both?
[14:23] <grotiiy> lardon: only on laptop
[14:23] <pozic> IdleOne: uhm, I am not stupid.
[14:23] <IdleOne> pozic: I did not say you were
[14:23] <lardon> http://pastebin.com/m45b08c97
[14:23] <lardon> (eth1 = wlan)
[14:23] <pozic> IdleOne: ok, on which tab can I find this setting?
[14:24] <IdleOne> pozic: I don't use that addon but prefs for addons are normally set from that location
[14:24] <pozic> IdleOne: ....
[14:24] <pozic> IdleOne: if you don't know, please do not answer.
[14:24] <IdleOne> pozic: F U
[14:25] <pozic> IdleOne: why? You only fill the channel with noise, no?
[14:25] <grotiiy> lardon: $ sudo route add default gw 192.168.1.254
[14:25] <grotiiy> lardon: why your eth0 isn't listed at route output?
[14:25] <pozic> I ask a perfectly well defined question and you give me back some generic answer, which everyone with even the slightest experience of Firefox already knows.
[14:25] <lardon> i don't know..:/
[14:26] <lardon> grotiiy, with the command i just added a line same as the last one
[14:26] <pozic> I will just use my own analysis which is probably correct.
[14:26] <erika2009> anyone with wireless chipset ath5k?
[14:27] <grotiiy> lardon: how do you get ip for eth0?
[14:27] <pozic> erika2009: yep
[14:27] <grotiiy> lardon: $ ifconfig eth0 | grep inet
[14:27] <lardon> grotiiy, i have configured the /etc/network/interfaces
[14:27] <erika2009> pozic can you walk me through to get it working? im novice
[14:27] <blackxored> pozic, I'm assuming you have Edit->Preferences->Main->Downloads=> Always ask where to save files set
[14:27] <blackxored> pozic, are you?
[14:28] <erika2009> sudo apt-get install wicd did that...
[14:28] <erika2009> nothing worked...
[14:28] <pozic> blackxored: If those are Firefox preferences, then yes.
[14:28] <pozic> erika2009: modprobe ath5k should work.
[14:28] <lardon> grotiiy, "inet6 addr: fe80::21e:ecff:fe2a:4744/64 Scope:Link"
[14:28] <blackxored> pozic, and that you have no other download managers active?
[14:28] <herenbdy> I have /home mounted on a seperate partition, if I were to re-install now, I could use my existing /home partition and keep all of my settings, right?
[14:28] <pozic> erika2009: if it doesn't it will give an error message or at least it will print something on dmesg
[14:28] <IdleOne> pozic: I apologize for my very rude comment to you.
[14:28] <OneMillionDollar> why can't i listen to mp3 at the same time watch youtube video ? why youtube video no audio ?
[14:28] <blackxored> pozic, and you're going to tell me which fx version do you have
[14:29] <grotiiy> lardon: so eth0 does not have any ipv4 address.
[14:29] <erika2009> dont see any wireless networks? :(
[14:29] <grotiiy> lardon: does ps3 have
[14:29] <dp_> how ready is Karmic for primetime desktop usage?
[14:29] <pozic> blackxored: Mozilla Firefox 3.0.13, Copyright (c) 1998 - 2009 mozilla.org
[14:29] <grotiiy> lardon: does ps3 have ip?
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> dp_:  wait a few more weeks
[14:29] <grotiiy> lardon: why don't you simply use network manager?
[14:29] <herenbdy> dp_: it still in alpha, it's not out for two months
[14:29] <IdleOne> dp_: it isn't #ubuntu+1 for more info
[14:29] <pozic> IdleOne: I don't mind. Random people from the Internet do that. It's human nature.
[14:29] <lardon> grotiiy, i don't know...:P
[14:29] <dp_> Dr_Willis: ok.  thanks
[14:29] <IdleOne> pozic: yes but I should of known better.
[14:29] <grotiiy> lardon: set a profile for wired connection and one for wireless
[14:30] <blackxored> pozic, and don't you have any other download helpers? like downthemall or flashgot???
[14:30] <pozic> blackxored: no
[14:30] <pozic> blackxored: downthemall is downloading and working.
[14:30] <erika2009> pozic nothing happend still no wireless networks
[14:30] <pozic> blackxored: it is just a configuration issue.
[14:30] <blackxored> pozic, well I'm running that same version and I'm unable to reproduce that behaviour
[14:30] <blackxored> pozic, probably
[14:30] <pozic> erika2009: what was the output of the command and what does executing the command dmesg say?
[14:31] <erika2009> dmesg says nothing
[14:31] <pozic> blackxored: ok, so it does ask you where you want to save it?
[14:31] <lardon> grotiiy, how can i undo all changes i did?xd
[14:31] <erika2009> should i enable the drivers and restart?
[14:31] <blackxored> pozic, yes It does
[14:31] <pozic> erika2009: I think it is quite impossible that modprobe foo && dmesg doesn't show anything when the driver wasn't already loaded.
[14:32] <pozic> erika2009: Does dmesg | grep ath5k show anything?
[14:32] <grotiiy> lardon: do you have a backup file for /etc/network/interfaces?
[14:32] <erika2009> yes
[14:32] <pozic> blackxored: ok, that's really weird then.
[14:32] <kosticka> hi all
[14:32] <lardon> grotiiy, before i had only 2 lines for the loopback...
[14:32] <blackxored> pozic, wait a second, I may have spot something
[14:33] <pozic> erika2009: and you must be sure of course that there are wireless networks in the area to begin with.
[14:33] <grotiiy> lardon: ok, put it back
[14:33] <erika2009> pozic it is home wireless network
[14:33] <pozic> erika2009: I use some Gnome tool called Network manager or something like that. Just put it to adhoc and it should connect.
[14:33] <erika2009> i have the ar2425 chip good to know :)
[14:33] <pozic> erika2009: I have the same chip.\
[14:34] <kosticka> Can any1 help me with printerserver settings?
[14:34] <erika2009> can you please walk me through it
[14:34] <pozic> erika2009: so, you just make sure the driver doesn't display errors in dmesg and try that Gnome application.
[14:34] <pozic> erika2009: It has been some time for me, but starting synaptic and searching for something called network manager should do it.
[14:35] <lardon> grotiiy, now i just do the same setting at networkmanager?
[14:35] <RadarG> another question? One my windows systems I use trucrypt full drive encryption. Is there a program for ubuntu that can do full drive encryption after a ubuntu install?
[14:35] <erika2009> ok and enable the driver?
[14:35] <iDangerMouse> Hi guys how do I connect my TV to my desktop >? I have the Nvdia drivers installed for ubuntu and all the wires connected.
[14:35] <pozic> erika2009: if the driver is loaded, it is enabled.
[14:35] <erika2009> i disabled it because forms said to disable it
[14:35] <pozic> erika2009: forms?
[14:35] <pozic> erika2009: who/what is forms?
[14:36] <grotiiy> lardon: then open network manager, on the wired tab add a new profile. from ipv4 settings, set manual method and add 192.168.2.3 as ip address, 255.255.0.0 as netmask and 0.0.0.0 as gateway. set 208.67.222.222 as your dns server.
[14:36] <grotiiy> lardon: maybe 255.255.255.0 also can work, but im not sure.
[14:36] <pozic> blackxored: found it already?
[14:36] <blackxored> pozic, not yet
[14:37] <blackxored> pozic, I'm disabling addons now
[14:37] <dayo> http://pastebin.com/d30731860  it's been at least a couple of hours. how long does it usually take to generate a 1024 bit RSA key?
[14:37] <pozic> erika2009: I am also not sure of the state of Ubuntu wireless in general. I had to install from source to get ath5k working for example.
[14:37] <grotiiy> lardon: are you using jaunty
[14:37] <pozic> dayo: it probably doesn't have enough entropy.
[14:37] <lardon> grotiiy, erm...how do i check this?
[14:37] <dayo> pozic: what does that mean? entropy?
[14:38] <pozic> dayo: you learn that when you study CS.
[14:38] <RadarG> can someone help me to get truecrypt running on ubuntu
[14:38] <grotiiy> lardon: right click on network manager and open about. which version are you using
[14:38] <pozic> dayo: anyway, basically it means the amount of randomness available.
[14:38] <pozic> dayo: that's the layman explanation. There is a more formal definition for you to read at wikipedia.
[14:39] <RadarG> i'mgood i was just blind
[14:39] <lardon> 0.1.0.100
[14:39] <lardon> 0.7.0.100*
[14:39] <pozic> dayo: so, on Linux and other operating systems there is an entropy pool.
[14:39] <pozic> dayo: the pool needs to be filled to continue on cryptographic computations.
[14:39] <erika2009> pozic can you walk me through it? from source?? I appreciate it if you can help me
[14:39] <blackxored> dayo, esentially do some stuff with your machine while it's working
[14:39] <pozic> dayo: so, you probably have some server where you see this issue.
[14:39] <grotiiy> lardon: ok its good. did you set a wired profile from network manager?
[14:39] <lardon> oh i'm fine now...tyvm!
[14:39] <erika2009> i installed network-manager
[14:40] <dayo> blackxored: pozic: it says the amount of sys activity will speed it up. what kind of activity?
[14:40] <pozic> dayo: so, if you open an ssh session and just press some random commands, it will work.
[14:40] <lardon> i have internet from both laptop and ps3 :)
[14:40] <kosticka> hi all, can anyone help me with printserver connection? O:-)
[14:40] <grotiiy> lardon: can you access internet from ps3?
[14:40] <blackxored> dayo, any activatity IO access
[14:40] <dayo> blackxored: pozic: i see. ok, i'll try that
[14:40] <pozic> dayo: moving the mouse, clicking, network activity, disk seeks, lots of stuff.
[14:40] <blackxored> dayo, process firing closing
[14:40] <grotiiy> lardon: ok then :)
[14:40] <lardon> thnx again!
[14:40] <blackxored> dayo, I could tell you a hack but that will compromise it's security, so :D
[14:40] <erika2009> pozic if you have a website thats fine :)
[14:40] <pozic> dayo: do you understand why there is an entropy pool?
[14:41] <pozic> erika2009: I don't, but the forums explain it too, I think.
[14:41] <erika2009> madwiki is down...
[14:41] <dayo> pozic: i'm not sure i understand the entropy thing.
[14:41] <erika2009> madwifi is down*
[14:41] <pozic> erika2009: and I am not up to date. You should just try for yourself or ask on the forums. If you are novice, searching and asking the forums is the best thing to do. I am quite busy.
[14:42] <erika2009> pozic thanks
[14:42] <blackxored> pozic, it's definetely some addon of yours
[14:42] <pozic> dayo: suppose there is no entropy. Consider what would happen?
[14:42] <blackxored> pozic, please check for me again, do you have set always ask
[14:42] <pozic> blackxored: yes, I have.
[14:42] <dayo> pozic: i don't really know :-/
[14:42] <pozic> blackxored: in the Firefox preferences, not the downthemall preferences.
[14:43] <blackxored> yes I your firefox preferences
[14:43] <pozic> dayo: it would generate only a small set of keys.
[14:43] <pozic> dayo: it would be easily cracked by an attacker with basic CS knowledge.
[14:43] <blackxored> pozic, when you click on a download link a dialog is opened, right? what setting do you have there?
[14:43] <dayo> pozic: it creates the keys from the randomness?
[14:44] <pozic> dayo: yes, cryptography assumed random oracles.
[14:44] <pozic> dayo: assumes*
[14:44] <blackxored> pozic, seems to me, like you have set dTa one Click! or something similar
[14:44] <pozic> dayo: they are theoretical devices implemented by hacks on Linux and other operating systems.
[14:44] <dayo> pozic: it's getting slightly clearer now. i remember reading Singh's "The Code" book a few years ago.
[14:44] <pozic> blackxored: might be. Where can I disable dTa one click?
[14:44] <OneMillionDollar> why can't i listen to mp3 at the same time watch youtube video ? why youtube video no audio ?
[14:44] <OneMillionDollar> why can't i listen to mp3 at the same time watch youtube video ? why youtube video no audio ?
[14:45] <zcherus> how do I disable screen blanking when idle (no x installed, just command line)
[14:45] <dayo> pozic: "The Code Book"*
[14:45] <pozic> OneMillionDollar: because you have no mixer configured and Linux sound sucks.
[14:45] <pozic> dayo: fiction?
[14:45] <dayo> pozic: no, it's a history of cryptology
[14:45] <maco> OneMillionDollar: make sure pulseaudio is running
[14:45] <blackxored> pozic, it's not disabling it, just try a link, and from the options set either DownThemAll or Save file, both ask for location, then tell me
[14:45] <zcherus> linux + sound, unfortunately doesn't go well :(
[14:46] <dayo> pozic: http://www.simonsingh.net/The_Code_Book.html
[14:46] <OneMillionDollar> how to make sure pulseuadio is ruuning
[14:46] <pozic> It's the mixers that suck. Get hardware mixing and it works.
[14:46] <pozic> pulseaudio/esd/artsd - it's all the same crap.
[14:46] <maco> pozic: what about dmix?
[14:46] <pozic> maco: don't know, didn't try that one in years.
[14:46] <blackxored> pozic, if the window with options after that link isn't not presented, then you might find your answers in tha applications tab in preferences, of firefox
[14:46] <maco> pozic: thats built into alsa
[14:47]  * maco avoids the rest of the audio flaming
[14:47] <pozic> maco: oh, then maybe it already works on my machine.
[14:47] <maco> pozic: you'd have to enable it
[14:47] <pozic> maco: ok, then probably it doesn't work if it's not on by defaul.t
[14:47] <pozic> default*
[14:47] <blackxored> pozic, you have probably checked "Do this for this file type from now on" or something like that
[14:47] <pozic> blackxored: that sounds logical.
[14:47] <maco> pozic: you can turn it on..and then it does work...
[14:48] <pozic> maco: why is it disabled then by default?
[14:48] <blackxored> pozic, ok then give it a try
[14:48] <OneMillionDollar> maco how to make sure it is runnig ?
[14:48] <pozic> blackxored: give what a try?
[14:48] <pozic> blackxored: I still need to disable this setting somehow.
[14:48] <blackxored> pozic, you were not following
[14:49] <blackxored> pozic, I said when you enter the link I dialog should be presented, it is?
[14:49] <pozic> blackxored: ah, ok.
[14:49] <maco> pozic: because upstream pulseaudio devs like for pulseaudio to have total control of the sound device and dmix would mean it shares
[14:49] <blackxored> pozic, if it's not, then you have to go to the applications tab in your firefox, and tweak there since you probably setted a default action for a file type
[14:49] <maco> pozic: and ticking off upstreams is a bad idea
[14:49] <pozic> maco: ok, makes sense. I will enable dmix on my laptop.
[14:49] <blackxored> pozic, or several ;)
[14:50] <maco> OneMillionDollar: ps -ef | grep pulse
[14:50] <Chryseus> Hi, I have a problem installing the nVidia 185 drivers, the error log says version mismatch it appears the kernel is using the 180 module but I can't seem to remove it.
[14:51] <gstreamer> any body got tiestamping problem when playing video?
[14:51] <gstreamer> timestamping*
[14:51] <n00bjabi> is there a channel on freenode that's more oriented towards networking issues?
[14:51] <Pici> n00bjabi: ##networking
[14:51] <jpds> n00bjabi: ##networking
[14:51] <pozic> blackxored: when I click right and select the right option, I get lots of fields and one of then already contains a default directory, which I can change. I don't know where it gets this default directory from.
[14:51] <n00bjabi> thank you
[14:52] <blackxored> pozic, you're probably clicking the downthemall all
[14:52] <blackxored> pozic, s/all/one
[14:52] <pozic> blackxored: no, I am presented with lots of options. I click the right thing.
[14:52] <pozic> blackxored: ok, I think I understand the issue.
[14:53] <blackxored> pozic, is that option dtaOneClick! with a select box to the right
[14:53] <blackxored> pozic, great then
[14:53] <blackxored> pozic, it was starting to get tricky without visual feedback ;) nevermind
[14:53] <pozic> blackxored: so, where can I set the target directory for dtaOneClick!?
[14:54] <blackxored> pozic, first select DownThenAll! option, dtaOneClick gets common directories you've selected before, that's what it display
[14:54] <blackxored> pozic, select DownThemAll, then Save Files in: browse dir there and start download
[14:54] <adPasya> Hi there. Still have problem with wmv playback (no codec - no sound). Delivering related part of mplayer's log - http://paste.ubuntu.com/267291/
[14:54] <blackxored> pozic, the next time you download dtaOC will have this dir as an option
[14:55] <paindep> hello everybody
[14:55] <zcherus> how do I disable screen blanking when idle (no x installed, just command line)
[14:55] <phux> haiiiyo
[14:56] <ivenkys> gents - whats the best repo to get the latest version of git-core installed - the one in the main repositories is 1.6.0 i am looking for something newer - i am on Jaunty
[14:57] <zcherus> come on guys, someone has to know this
[14:57] <phux> Noes =(
[14:57] <zcherus> zch:/# setterm -powersave off -blank 0
[14:57] <zcherus> cannot (un)set powersave mode
[14:57] <zcherus> ...
[14:57] <zoyd> hi, anyone know a csv->vcf converter program?
[14:58] <paindep> I've .wdb works database files and I want to turn them into ubuntu, can I do this ?
[14:58] <zcherus> and ofcourse it still blanks out, and only post i found that has something about it refers to other post (on ubuntu forums) that doesn't exist ><
[14:58] <dreamy> does anyone here is running the sis 672fx driver  for ubuntu?
[15:00] <pozic> blackxored: I got disconnected. What did you say?
[15:00] <blackxored> pozic, wow
[15:00] <blackxored> pozic, first select DownThenAll! option, dtaOneClick gets common directories you've selected before, that's what it display
[15:00] <blackxored> pozic, select DownThemAll, then Save Files in: browse dir there and start download
[15:00] <blackxored>  pozic, the next time you download dtaOC will have this dir as an option
[15:01] <thinkertinker> I am using Jaunty.My open office quits at startup after leaving a message "terminate called after throwing an instance of 'com::sun::star::uno::RuntimeException'"  Any solutions please.
[15:01] <pozic> blackxored: thanks. Ok the issue is completely resolved then.
[15:01] <blackxored> pozic, if you can call it "issue" :D
[15:02] <zcherus> setterm -blank 0 seems to be working (have to do it from local console tho, seems it can't work trough ssh session)
[15:02] <zcherus> re my question i mean, will post if it blanks out again (and smash it)
[15:02] <pranav> Dr_Willis: I have the grub version 0.97
[15:03] <pranav> Dr_Willis: Which files need I edit
[15:04] <blackxored> now, a simple question, I have currently sources.list for karmic and sid, probably not the best solution, but I needed for apt-file and apt-show-versions, so there's any way I could just update one release, I mean sudo aptitude update -t jaunty doesn't work for me
[15:04] <paindep> Hi, can I open .wdb files on ubuntu ?
[15:05] <djveer> hey guys, is it possible to put Ubuntu netbook remix on a USB stick so I can boot to a 'live cd' version of it whenever i'd like on my netbook?
[15:06] <maco> djveer: yep
[15:06] <djveer> maco: do you know if the netbook remix allows you to boot to it to try it out before install?
[15:06] <maco> djveer: putting the livecd on usb with usbcreator is how most people install it since netbooks lack cd drives
[15:06] <maco> djveer: yes it does
[15:07] <maco> djveer: er hrm wait. i know the kubuntu netbook edition does. i assume the ubuntu netbook remix does too
[15:07] <djveer> maco: i'm on a windows PC here normally, any idea how I can image the usb drive I have? I keep getting errors when trying to do it
[15:07] <djveer> what program do you recommend for imaging
[15:08] <Chryseus> Can someone help me remove the nVidia 180 kernel module so I can build a new one please ?
[15:08] <maco> *shrug* i think the unr wiki page says the name of a windows program for it
[15:08] <thinkertinker> I am using Jaunty.My open office quits at start up after leaving a message "terminate called after throwing an instance of 'com::sun::star::uno::RuntimeException'"  Any solutions please.
[15:08] <djveer> maco: okay thanks
[15:09] <tony99> hey i was checking out system monitor and my computer thinks i have 2 cpu's
[15:09] <Wally> algum br aew pessoal?
[15:09] <jimmy51_> can ubuntu server provide the functionality a windows server with active directory for file permissions does?  (that is... can i have workstations authenticate against and access files as specified my file security settings.... centrally controlled?)
[15:09] <IdleOne> !br | Wally
[15:10] <Third3ye> Hey there
[15:10] <Wally> #ubuntu-br
[15:10] <IdleOne> Wally: /join #ubuntu-br
[15:11] <Third3ye> Why won't linux-crashme make a dump in /var/crash? The only dump there is for mint-artwork-kde.0.crash
[15:11] <tony99> how can i view like what cpu i have in terminal
[15:11] <IdleOne> Third3ye: #mint
[15:11] <qwyeth> jimmy51_: This page covers directory services with LDAP and authentication with Kerberos: https://help.ubuntu.com/6.06/ubuntu/serverguide/C/configuring-samba.html
[15:11] <genii> tobyS_: sudo lshw -C cpu
[15:11] <Third3ye> IdleOne: No help to be found there
[15:11] <gbrethen> having sound problems on ubuntu 9.04
[15:11] <IdleOne> Third3ye: we don't support mint here
[15:11] <genii> tony99: sudo lshw -C cpu
[15:11] <genii> Sorry toby :)
[15:12] <gbrethen> sound was working, now I get static
[15:12] <BlackViper2> tony99, do you have dual-core?
[15:12] <Third3ye> In other words: no one will help me -.-
[15:12] <IdleOne> Third3ye: try the mint forums
[15:12] <BlackViper2> !mint
[15:12] <tony99> no...i bought my pc like 6 years ago....im not even sure they had dual core then
[15:12] <dayo> pozic: it's done! the 1024 bit key's generated. i had one of my python scripts running, and it seemed to have sped things up, just like the message stated http://pastebin.com/d5ffa1c2
[15:12] <dayo> blackxored: ^
[15:13] <dayo> pozic: blackxored: thank you for your help :-)
[15:13] <EDinNY> Third3ye, if you had a crash dump, how would you interpret it?
[15:13] <tony99> i did install vmware workstation....do you think that had anything to do with it
[15:13] <Cpudan80> Pici: spring cleaning come early this year? :-P
[15:13] <Pici> Cpudan80: Very earyl :P
[15:14] <grotiiy> whats the best way to have l7-filter? i dont want to compile my kernel if there is a way.
[15:14] <jimmy51_> qwyeth: thanks, that's very helpful.
[15:14] <tony99> http://pastebin.com/m3263d12b .....anything out of the ordinary here?
[15:14] <Third3ye> EDinNY: Using the app crash, or another way. I HAVE to get the kernel dump and find out the problem with this computer. It crashes on deep reads like checking downloaded files in bittorrent or formating partitions
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[15:15] <egomosis> sup
[15:15] <blackxored> pozic, welcome, I don't lurk here too much, but I was a little bored
[15:15] <jess12345> not sure who is around, but thanks to all for helping me out....just one point ubuntu 9.04 does not work with intel video cards - i have done a full reinstall and it still does not work.....it would be good to put this on the ubuntu download page so people dont waste time looking for solutions to problems
[15:16] <EDinNY> crash dumps never made any sense to me.  I guess that the junk dumped there must be documented somewhere, but I am not sure where.
[15:16] <Pici> jess12345: it is in the release notes for 9.04
[15:16] <tony99> i have to go ill be back in like an hour
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> jess12345: tried the old intel driver: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/reverting-xorg-video-intel-driver-of.html
[15:16] <qwyeth> jimmy51_:  You're welcome... however I made a mistake... the link I gave you is outdated.  Look here for more current and complete documentation on that stuff: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/network-authentication.html
[15:17] <Pici> jess12345: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JauntyJackalope/ReleaseNotes#Performance%20regressions%20on%20Intel%20graphics%20cards
[15:17] <jess12345> ActionParsnip: im going back to 8.05 lts which is what i had but then an upgrade / update caused it to mess up
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> jess12345: could try karmic just to test, its released soon
[15:17] <jess12345> it should clearly be written at the front - this is very much like windows, it works, then its improved then it does not work anymore
[15:18] <jess12345> ActionParsnip: im still an ameteur with this stuff.....hence wanted a very easy piece of software
[15:18] <jess12345> Actionparnsip: but thank you anyway
[15:18] <Third3ye> EDinNY: Well it's not supposed to make much sence. Out of the hundreds, maybe thousands of lines of code, I might just need half a sentance or something
[15:19] <seidos> I should brush my teeth
[15:19] <Dr_Willis> with soap!
[15:19] <Dr_Willis> :)
[15:19] <egomosis> any opinions on karmic yet?
[15:20] <jimmy51_> qwyeth: i'm running kubuntu on all of our PC's at home.  we switched almost two years ago and really like but need a centralized file server and user account management.  a buddy here at work says i should install a windows server with AD domain, and trick the linux boxes into using it.
[15:20] <jess12345> just so im clear, i should not sudo-apt upgrade ?
[15:20] <Pici> egomosis: Karmic support/discussion is in #ubuntu+1
[15:20] <jess12345> on the 8.04lts
[15:20] <jess12345> otherwise it will try and install 9.04 ?
[15:21] <jess12345> so sudo apt-get update is ok but no sudo apt-get upgrade
[15:22] <Marque> Hello! How can we install additional fonts?
[15:22] <egomosis> i think apt-get upgrade won't up your whole distro
[15:22] <BlackViper2> !fonts
[15:22] <egomosis> if you launch update-manager -c -d
[15:22] <qwyeth> jimmy51_: If you already have a license for windows server and AD, then sure, that would work.  But LDAP and Kerberos are supported open source solutions that do the same thing, and in my opinion they're no more or less difficult to use than AD.
[15:22] <dayo> !fonts | Marque
[15:22] <egomosis> it should give you the choice
[15:23] <wizard_> nope apt-get upgrade makes upgrade of ure curret version it won't upgrade to 9.04
[15:23] <Pici> egomosis: Please don't suggest using the -d argument, that prompts to ugprade to the development version (Karmic)
[15:23] <jess12345> next time i update i will come on here to check what is going on - thanks
[15:23] <Marque> Thanks BlackViper2!
[15:24] <BlackViper2> Marque, no problem
[15:28] <dragonrigs> aki aki
[15:29] <dragonrigs> check
[15:29] <dragonrigs> heck
[15:29] <dragonrigs> check
[15:29] <dragonrigs> chekc
[15:29] <FloodBot3> dragonrigs: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:29] <bxcttr1> ~
[15:29] <BlackViper2> !offtopic | dragonrigs
[15:29] <x[x]> guys ..before installing ubuntu or another distro .. i have a emachine m5116 and a Hp mini 2133 laptop .. is there anyway to check if either have full compatibility?
[15:29] <Gelegrodan> google know x[x]
[15:29] <Gelegrodan> just google the name + ubuntu
[15:30] <Gelegrodan> and it shall answer you ;)
[15:30] <x[x]> hmm
[15:30] <x[x]> i was hoping you wouldnt say that
[15:30] <x[x]> theres no chart?
[15:30] <Pici> !hcl | x[x]
[15:30] <bxcttr1> hi can anyone help with a samba problem?
[15:30] <x[x]> !hcl
[15:30] <x[x]> cheers ubottu
[15:30] <Cpudan80> !ask | bxcttr1
[15:30] <Gelegrodan> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=749693
[15:30] <Gelegrodan> for example x[x]
[15:31] <x[x]> ah
[15:31] <x[x]> ok
[15:31] <x[x]> cheers Gelegrodan
[15:31] <Gelegrodan> googled it :P
[15:31] <x[x]> doesnt look like the emachine is compatible
[15:32] <x[x]> i meant my version
[15:32] <x[x]> but thanks anyway
[15:32] <Gelegrodan> http://www.google.se/search?q=Hp+mini+2133+ubuntu&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:sv-SE:official&client=firefox-a
[15:32] <Gelegrodan> you find more there x[x]
[15:33] <bxcttr1> ive been trying to connect to a linksys nas200 for 3 days through samba and cant seem to get it right.  can anyone help?
[15:36] <WaterRatj> How do i change the keyboard layout for the login screeen?
[15:36] <ak5> Hello I need to install libjson-glib 0.7.6 in jaunty - I see that it is available for karmic, but not for jaunty - is there a quick and painless way to do this via apt?
[15:37] <pranav_> how can I make update-grub bypass looking for existing grubs ?
[15:37] <Dr_Willis> bxcttr1:  that one of the linksys things that has usb/hard drives ?
[15:37] <frostburn> what's a text editor that can open up text files over a few hundred megabytes, gedit and jedit both choke at the task
[15:37] <xguru> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1212380    <---  any solutions?
[15:37] <Dr_Willis> frostburn:  try geany, or good old vi?
[15:37] <winky> frostburn: vi
[15:37] <frostburn> vi chokes too
[15:37] <frostburn> vim as well
[15:37] <pranav_> how can I make update-grub bypass looking for existing grubs ?
[15:38] <bxcttr1> Yeas Dr-willis thats the one
[15:38] <ak5> Hello I need to install libjson-glib 0.7.6 in jaunty - I see that it is available for karmic, but not for jaunty - is there a quick and painless way to do this via apt?
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> bxcttr1:  check with the 'findsmb, and smbtree' commands to see if the shares on it are seen at all.
[15:38] <vegancheesesteak> hi everyone.  I installed Ubuntu 8.04 Server and added the ubuntu-desktop packages... i'm using the box via VNC and the gui admin tools will not let me unlock them or prompt me to auth to use them...is this just because im using vnc? or is there a fix for this?
[15:39] <winky> frostburn: when editing with vi, /var/tmp needs to be about twice the size of the file you are working with.
[15:40] <furythor> I did install libdvdcss2 to watch movie, but it is hard as movie is not decoded properly
[15:40] <pranav_> I want to update-grub so that it just don't chainload to grub rather it make references to the existing OS, how ?
[15:40] <koko> I need help with my new notebook, compaq presario cq40-419. There s no sounds available on my ubuntu. Any help?
[15:40] <|-Gobi-|> ok. my ubuntu crashed when installing now its saying "run svn cleanup" and i tried it said "not working copy directory...
[15:40] <bxcttr1> Doc i get a Can't load /etc/samba/smb.conf - run testparm to debug it
[15:40] <bxcttr1> error
[15:42] <sonarn> i have a core 2 duo processor and want to install 64 bit ubuntu. which version should i download? amd64?
[15:42] <arvind_khadri> bxcttr1, run testparm then :)
[15:42] <frostburn> winky, it's fairly sizable, but whenever it gets to a long hex string, vi takes up 100%cpu on my dualcore and just spins... =|
[15:42] <Cpudan80> sonarn: yep
[15:42] <Newbee> sonarn: take the amd64 if you have 4GB or more mem
[15:43] <mikejet> Where do I configure update-manager to check for updates every Tuesday morning, but not any more frequent?
[15:43] <Newbee> Hello
[15:43] <Cpudan80> sonarn: the 64 bit architecture is a product of AMD, so that's why it's taglined AMD64
[15:43] <nnull> amd64 will work with intel core duo???
[15:43] <Cpudan80> nnull: of course
[15:43] <Newbee> null_: yes
[15:43] <Cpudan80> Newbee: you should use 64 bit if your processor can handle it - regardless of the RAM amount
[15:43] <arvind_khadri> mikejet, inside update-manager itself there are options
[15:44] <mikejet> yeah, intel uses the amd64 architecture.
[15:44] <Cpudan80> You only have to use it if you have 4GBs+ ram
[15:44] <nnull> oh snap
[15:44] <brahmana> Hi,
[15:44] <brahmana> Is there a good document about supplementary process gourps and how it affects the process privileges?
[15:44] <xguru> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1212380    <---  any solutions?  thread 2 wasn't the solution :)
[15:44] <brahmana> On searching I just get small write-ups of about 4 to 5 lines.
[15:44] <pranav_> grub_booter: Please tell me how to update-grub so that it dont add grub2 chain in grub, rather directly list the existing OSs ??
[15:44] <Cpudan80> nnull: There is a big argument between intel and AMD over this. AMD says intel should license 64 bit from them - to which intel says AMD should license 32 bit from Intel.
[15:45] <winky> frostburn: what type of file is this?  Do you need to perform alot of editing or just make a single change etc ?  maybe thinking of running it through sed or something ?
[15:45] <Cpudan80> nnull: So ... it's kind of a moot point. "You can only use my tech if you pay for it! ... But your tech is based of the tech I created."
[15:45] <mikejet> arvind_khadri, Hmm. Weekly option doesn't let me specify which day.
[15:45] <nnull> Cpudan80→ Hah, i see.
[15:45] <IdleOne> mikejet: either in Software sources or in Update manager click on settings. but you can't seem to pick a specific day
[15:46] <arvind_khadri> mikejet, make it a cron job then, maybe
[15:46] <frostburn> Winkie, it's a database dump, any stream programs work fine, more/less/sed it's just cumbersome to use, i may create a new file by grepping out the hexbinary
[15:46] <Newbee> I have a problem that is iritating me. I have changed the fsb of my amd x2 and wanted to look how it would work. I have the made no other changes than a slight fsb raise. memtest recognizes the higher clock but linux seems not to care about. /proc/cpuinfo and some kde tools show the old clock. What does this mean?
[15:48] <Newbee> Cpudan80: But if you take a 64-bit system the system will use longer pointers which will cost you some ram and ja don't have the advantage of more ram. Of course the i386 is not even optimized for i686 cpus but does this help that much?
[15:48] <vegancheesesteak>  I installed Ubuntu 8.04 Server and added the ubuntu-desktop packages... i'm using the box via VNC and the gui admin tools will not let me unlock them or prompt me to auth to use them...is this just because im using vnc? or is there a fix for this? policy kit?
[15:48] <Hosein-mec> hi
[15:49] <Cpudan80> Newbee: 64 bit will take advantage of other architecture changes and give you more "horsepower" so to speak. Plus you have the added benefit of easily adding RAM later
[15:49] <dsdeiz> woah, lxde looks nice too. ;)
[15:50] <arooni_____> what is the absolute path to the Trash directory?
[15:50] <mikejet> Does firefox/flash work in 64-bit yet? I had to bail when many of my favorite webpages didn't work.  I think I'll try 64bit again with 9.10.
[15:50] <Cpudan80> mikejet: yes it does
[15:51] <frostburn> winky, it's a database dump, any stream programs work fine, more/less/sed it's just cumbersome to use, i may create a new file by grepping out the hexbinary.  sorry about that, i tab completed your homonym
[15:51] <Cpudan80> It started working better in .... 8.10 - 9.04 time frame?
[15:51] <xguru> i guess i have stumped people with the issues i'm having :)
[15:51] <xguru> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1212380    <---  any solutions?  thread 2 wasn't the solution :)
[15:51] <dragonrigs> dhelo
[15:51] <dragonrigs> helo
[15:52] <dragonrigs> helo
[15:52] <bruno> hi i'm usigin ubuntu 9.04 and i have a trouble with my usb modem a speedstream 5200, this is on router mode and all tutorials that i found on ubuntu foruns reports authentication in bridge mode with ppp, someone knows how can i up the usb modem in this situation?
[15:54] <djungelkraem> how do i mount .bin .cue files?
[15:55] <legend2440> !trash | arooni_____
[15:55] <ltcabral> how do i know where is my mouse? its not in /dev/mouse
[15:55] <winky> frostburn: is the file on your local filesystem?
[15:55] <mattscilipoti> My system load is ~2.90 on a core2duo 2GHZ.  top does not show that anything is eating up the cpu cycles.  I've tried using a previous version of the kernel and that did not help.  When I attempt to logout, I get a "A program is still running:  Unknown not responding" message and afterwards the load drops down to ~1.30
[15:55] <frostburn> winky, yes
[15:55] <mattscilipoti> How can I troubleshoot this issue further?
[15:56] <winky> frostburn: how big is the file?
[15:57] <marekw2143> hi, where is tcl's package path defaultly in ubuntu?
[15:57] <frostburn> winky, 111mb
[15:57] <winky> :q
[15:57] <winky> frostburn: open vi and type :set directory
[15:58] <winky> frostburn: that will show where the temporary location is
[15:58] <frostburn> winky, hmm, i could just use a ramfs for editing this
[15:58] <NeoCicak> hi all.......... is there any easy way to upgrade openssl ? (i.e other than compiling from source) ?
[15:58] <winky> frostburn: yea 111mb, it should laugh at that, i was thinking it was gigabytes.
[15:58] <mattscilipoti> NeoCicak: apt-get update openssl
[15:59] <mattscilipoti> NeoCicak: apt-get upgrade openssl *
[15:59] <bruno> how can i use a speedstream 5200 on router mode in usb port on ubuntu 9.04?
[15:59] <ltcabral> why is my xorg.conf empty??? it shouldnt be should it?
[15:59] <NeoCicak> mattscilipoti: hmmm the one in ubuntu repo is not the latest openssl though
[16:00] <mattscilipoti> NeoCicak: You can try to find a third-party repo - if not, source.
[16:01] <NeoCicak> mattscilipoti: hmm ok... thx...
[16:01] <lgc> Hi. My networking is all screwed up. Where can I start looking? (It's not the modem, since I got another computer running fine.)
[16:02] <talexb> Trying to install ies4linux from http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Installation:Ubuntu and having problems.
[16:02] <dsdeiz> anyone knows how to use bootchart? how do i see if it's working already?
[16:02] <billybigrigger> dsdeiz, /var/log/bootchart
[16:02] <billybigrigger> is where it outputs
[16:02] <billybigrigger> apt-get install bootchart
[16:02] <billybigrigger> to install
[16:02] <talexb> My wine version is 1.0, but ./ies4linux says it needs at least 0.9.x ..
[16:02] <FloodBot3> billybigrigger: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:03] <frostburn> windy, i do have a few dumps gb in size, but i'll cross that bridge when i get to it
[16:03] <talexb> Do I need to downgrade wine?
[16:03] <LinuxMint_IT> hi there all, who use a remote control on jj? i'm trying with my hp but i just need a quick and short help. i've installed lirc but i don't know how reconfigure, maybe i've solved my problem finding my remote configuration but i don't know how to use lirc
[16:03] <LinuxMint_IT> thanks
[16:03] <dsdeiz> billybigrigger: after i installed it, do i just reboot and it'll log the process infos?
[16:04] <dsdeiz> billybigrigger: or do i need to make configurations?
[16:04] <talexb> http://www.winehq.org/ reports that 1.0.1 is the latest stable version ..
[16:04] <billybigrigger> dsdeiz, just reboot
[16:04] <LinuxMint_IT> who use lirc?
[16:04] <dsdeiz> agg, got it. thanks
[16:04] <pintook> i want to change my mouse setting from single click to double click
[16:05] <LinuxMint_IT> pintook: go to mouse settings
[16:05] <rogle> connect irc.smoothwall.org 6667
[16:05] <dsdeiz> let's say i installed this package. how do i determine how large the package is?
[16:05] <ltcabral> my xorg.conf is empty... but theres nothing wrong in my devices configuration... where do it get the information then?
[16:05] <konza> hi, I tried to make a connection to postfix but it failed ,,,, can anyone help me?
[16:05] <pintook> i have been there but not getting it linuxmint pls
[16:06] <LinuxMint_IT> who can help me with irda remote control? i'm not newbe but i need help
[16:06] <LinuxMint_IT> pintook language?
[16:06] <Steve^> dsdeiz, synaptic tells you the download and install sizes of your packages when you click Apply
[16:06] <konza> hi, I tried to make a connection to postfix but it failed ,,,, can anyone help me?
[16:07] <LinuxMint_IT> pintook: go to preference and then mouse
[16:07] <LinuxMint_IT> pintook: i'm sorry
[16:07] <SwissCheese> my clamav is out of date (not the virus definitions) and freshclam won't upgrade it... should I enable the backports repository to get it?
[16:07] <konza> anyone here know how to configure postfix? pls help.... I am behind this problem for the past 2 days......
[16:08] <LinuxMint_IT> pintook: right way is going to: nautilus
[16:08] <LinuxMint_IT> then modify
[16:08] <LinuxMint_IT> and preference
[16:08] <sipior> konza: what exactly is the problem?
[16:08] <LinuxMint_IT> pintook: are u there?
[16:10] <konza> sipior, i installed postfix and dovecot-postfix but when I run this command 'telnet mail.example.com 25' its getting stuck....
[16:10] <chuckf>  /part
[16:10] <mtlife> is there a drproject package for ubuntu?
[16:10] <sipior> konza: stuck? also, you aren't literally using "mail.example.com", right?
[16:11] <zhanglearn> how can i get emacs on ubuntu?
[16:11] <pintook> yes linuxmint
[16:11] <konza> sipior, my mailname is mail.shyam.com.....
[16:11] <LinuxMint_IT> pintook: so did u find it?
[16:11] <pintook> no
[16:11] <zhanglearn> "apt-get install emcacs" can not install it
[16:11] <pintook> come again with the help
[16:11] <konza> sipior, actually i typed the command 'telnet mail.shyam.com 25'
[16:12] <sipior> konza: when you say "stuck", what do you mean? is it a "connection refused"?
[16:12] <LinuxMint_IT> pintook: what's your language?
[16:12] <mtlife> is there a drproject package for ubuntu?
[16:12] <mtlife> !info drproject
[16:12] <konza> sipior, i will tell u the output... 1 sec
[16:12] <Nepomuceno> chchipistachi
[16:12] <sipior> konza: if it's substantial, kindly use a pastebin :-)
[16:13] <Nepomuceno> do you speaking to me? ee eee
[16:13] <pintook> lenglish
[16:13] <konza> sipior, Trying 71.6.202.217...
[16:13] <konza> Connected to mail.shyam.com.
[16:13] <konza> Escape character is '^]'.
[16:13] <konza> 220 diane.everybox.com ESMTP Postfix (Debian/GNU)
[16:13] <FloodBot3> konza: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:13] <Nepomuceno> spam
[16:13] <Nepomuceno> spamspam
[16:13] <Nepomuceno> v
[16:13] <Nepomuceno> spam
[16:13] <FloodBot3> Nepomuceno: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:13] <Nepomuceno> spam
[16:13] <Steve^> zhanglearn,   "sudo apt-get install emacs" ?
[16:13] <sipior> !paste > konza
[16:14] <sipior> konza: looks like it's running, at any rate.
[16:14] <konza> sipior, but after that its not responding... i had to kill it to see the prompt again
[16:14] <sipior> konza: well sure: you don't speak SMTP :-)
[16:15] <konza> sipior, didnt get u
[16:15] <darkjackaho> hi there
[16:15] <darkjackaho> who use lirc?
[16:16] <sipior> konza: postfix is not intended to be used through telnet. the daemon is running; you just need to configure it properly now.
[16:16] <Newbee> Does anybody know why linux shows another cpu freqency than memtest and than one would expect by the settings in the BIOS? I am really confused about what linux shows me and its meaning
[16:17] <konza> sipior, its written like that in help.ubuntu.com
[16:17] <Tetracomm> Hello.
[16:17] <Steve^> hi!
[16:17] <sipior> konza: sure, it's intended as a quick test to see if the thing is running.
[16:17] <Tetracomm> I wish Ubuntu had a built in calendar which I can add reminders to.
[16:18] <tj83_> Newbee,  what are they reporting? could cpu scaling be what your seeing?
[16:18] <konza> sipior,  yeah its a test to check weather its running correctly or not... now what should i do?
[16:19] <furythor> Hello, Can anyone advice how I can get DVD working in Ubuntu ?
[16:19] <Steve^> Tetracomm, I believe that events you put into Evolution appear in the desktop calender (at the top of the screen)
[16:19] <Zip86> hello everyone
[16:20] <sipior> konza: read the rest of the documentation at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix. ask if you have specific questions.
[16:20] <Newbee> tj83_: the ting is I raised the fsb just a little bit. memtest shows the values one would expect after that. Linux shows is the kde system monitor an in /proc/cpuinfo the old frequencies as if linux could "reset" my changes
[16:20] <tj83_> Newbee, I dont know... OC does funny things.
[16:20] <groobu> hey guys, really quick question. I have dual booted my machine with win7 and ubuntu, I've got 2x large (Roughly 1tb each) NTFS partitions containing my data (Music, tv etc). I can see that they are mounted when i access them through the places menu in Gnome. I'm going to be running a few apps through wine and as such will need to have a constant reference point to them. I'm imagining that the best way to have them constnatly moun
[16:20] <Newbee> tj83_: and I don't know wheater the linux scaling feature cannot handle my changes and resets them or shows wrong data or whatever
[16:21] <tj83_> Newbee, more than likely just reporting old data, as the data is puled from the cpu itslef.... see sudo lshw for more info
[16:22] <groobu> i'm intending to just create the entries in /etc/fstab and called them storage and storagehash under the /media directory, but will gnome still recognise and play nice if it is manually mounted rather than being mounted through gnome>?
[16:22] <Third3ye> Hey there
[16:22] <pintook> i want to change my mouse setting from single click to double click
[16:22] <Newbee> tj83_: what kind of tool is that? - I just want to know what I am doing and what the things i see mean
[16:22] <Third3ye> Why is pulseaudio needed by ubuntu anyways?
[16:23] <tj83_> Newbee, will just give you more details about your hardware..... if you changed it in the BIOS, assume that to be correct, Ubuntu will NOT change your FSB
[16:23] <konza> sipior, thanks... I will try that out
[16:23] <sipior> konza: good luck
[16:23] <|-Gobi-|> question: If a software installs shared libraries and I remove that software and no other software uses those libs anymore, does apt automatically remove those obsolete libs?
[16:23] <Trijntje> groobu: i dont think that should make any difference, as far as i know gnome uses the same command under the hood
[16:23] <robysath> Does 9.04 install suppport the read/write mounting of an old freebsd ufs filesystem on my second drive?
[16:23] <vijay_> hi i m unable to detect my webcam
[16:24] <Newbee> tj83_: but what does the scaling (cool n quiet) feature? Does it just operate on the multiplier and the voltage?
[16:24] <groobu> cool, thank you Trij
[16:24] <coma_> hi everyone, "Configure software raid" is not showing up on my Ubuntu server installation, but "Activate Serial ATA RAID devices?" is
[16:24] <sipior> |-Gobi-|: if the libraries are part of the package manifest, they'll be removed when the package is.
[16:24] <Newbee> tj83_: because my system seems to scale the cpu - what is goog because it saves energy
[16:24] <Trijntje> vijay_: weren't you asking that question here yesterday? if so, please give all the information you learned then when asking it again
[16:24] <|-Gobi-|> sipior: K, ty
[16:25] <pintook> i want to change my mouse setting from single click to double click
[16:25] <bakakas> exit
[16:26] <apoc_> How can I make a script run when my laptop resumes from sleep?
[16:26] <Trijntje> pintook: you mean you want to doubleclick on times on you desktop and in nautilus?
[16:26] <vijay_> ya i tried so much even i upgrade my kernel but  i m not solved these issue yet
[16:27] <Newbee> tj83_: lshw shows the right clock (the value I setted) and shows with "size: 2100MHz " the value the frequency was before my adjustment
[16:27] <Padhu> WHy people still stick in windows?
[16:27] <guntbert> !ot | Padhu
[16:27] <Trijntje> vijay_: please include my name if you awnser me, that way i get a notification someone is talking to me
[16:27] <vijay_> ok
[16:27] <winky> fail
[16:28] <garchotron1> help! nvidia-xconfig doesn't let me anymore to set 1280x1024, why???
[16:28] <Trijntje> vijay_: i'm not a webcam expert. You should ask again with a sumary of what you have already tried, that way its more likely that other people will help you
[16:29] <sky_1> Padhu: because of games
[16:29] <Da_Wi> hello #ubuntu, is there a way of merging pdf images loke montage (image magick) would do it? with pdftk i only can join them to a 2 sided pdf. If I do it with montage the resolution goes to nearly 0. Thx for replies :).
[16:29] <pintook> yes Trinjntje
[16:29] <ddy> Hi, I'm trying to get blender working on a toshiba x86 laptop from wal mart. it leaves a lot of garbage in the screen. I have been told that this has to do with the video card. I updated the drivers as per this link http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/graphic-video-drivers-ubuntu-repository.html to no avail.
[16:29] <pintook> hi  Trinjntje
[16:30] <garchotron1> why nvidia-xconfig changes the resolution like this? it doesn't show 1280x1024 anymore
[16:30] <vijay_> Trijntje : ok i ve upgrade kernel installed ricoh driver
[16:30] <pintook> i am here  Trinjntje
[16:31] <Trijntje> pintook: you keep saying my name wrong, use tab-completion ;)
[16:31] <legend2440> pintook: open nautilus >edit>preferences>behavior  choose  Double click to open items
[16:31] <elfranne> how to find out if my ubuntu is 32 or 64 bit ?
[16:31] <konza> sipior, in that doc, i am asked to edit /etc/postfix/sasl smtpd.conf           but there is no such file
[16:32] <grawity> konza: I think postfix config is in /etc/postfix/main.cf?
[16:32] <garchotron1> elfranne: in a terminal: uname -a
[16:32] <elfranne> thx garchotronl
[16:33] <devD> must watch http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yX8yrOAjfKM
[16:33] <pintook> pls help i want to doubleclick  on my desktop and in nautilus?
[16:33] <vijay_> Trijntje i  want my wbcm wiil detct
[16:33] <konza> grawity,  but its written like that in the documentation... what should i do?         here is the link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix
[16:33] <Trijntje> vijay_: you found out the exact model using lsusb?
[16:33] <garchotron1> please help me out...i've lost the ability to set 1280x1024 in a nvidia gfx...it's very odd, has it happened to anyone else?
[16:34] <legend2440> pintook: open nautilus >edit>preferences>behavior  choose  Double click to open items
[16:35] <eni_> can someone help me to build my ati driver rom the ati webpage from this : http://forlong.blogage.de/entries/2007/10/23/fglrx-8423---finally-with-AIGLX-support ?
[16:35] <pintook> pls where is nautilus located legend
[16:35] <eni_> i get errors at this part : sudo m-a build,install fglrx-kernel
[16:35] <Trijntje> !nautilus|pintook
[16:36] <Spike1506> eni_, why not do it the official way?
[16:36] <Trijntje> pintook: nautilus is the file browser: just go to locations -> homefolder. Than do as legend said
[16:36] <pintook> pls help i want to doubleclick  on my desktop Trijntje
[16:36] <legend2440> pintook: on top panel open Places>Home Folder
[16:36] <eni_> Spike1506, cos it runs slow..
[16:37] <Trijntje> pintook: yes, do what legend2440 said, that will fix it
[16:37] <Spike1506> eni_, what version of ubuntu do you have?
[16:37] <eni_> Spike1506, im obliged to use 8.04
[16:37] <Fokker> :-D
[16:37] <Spike1506> !ati | eni_
[16:37] <pintook> i am there what do i do next legend
[16:37] <Spike1506> eni_, that page explains howto install ati drivers the correct way.
[16:38] <eni_> ill have a look at it.
[16:38] <legend2440> pintook: open nautilus >edit>preferences>behavior  choose  Double click to open items
[16:38] <sky_1> legend2440: learn him where is it located too
[16:38] <Fokker> Эй кто ставил Ubuntu на ноутбуки LG
[16:38] <konza> can anyone help me out in configuring postfix?
[16:38] <sky_1> !ru
[16:39] <pintook> legend thank u u are greatr
[16:39] <legend2440> pintook: your welcome
[16:40] <vijay_>       <Trijntje>          Bus 001 Device 002: ID 05ca:1839 Ricoh Co., Ltd
[16:40] <kannan01> how to check the amount of video memory present in my system..
[16:41] <Trijntje> vijay_: now google for '05ca:1839 ubuntu' and you will find how people have solved this problem
[16:41] <nutzer> hihi
[16:41] <nutzer> hey guys whats up
[16:41] <alek66> I shutted down some services en ubuntu and I have no mouse, or keyboard running,...could it be Udev? how can I re add it
[16:41] <egomosis> hey
[16:42] <nutzer> wer kann deutsh
[16:42] <Spike1506> kannan01, lspci -v | more
[16:42] <Spike1506> kannan01, for more info see; http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2114120,00.asp
[16:42] <nutzer> where can german
[16:42] <pintook> Legend can i invite u for a chat
[16:42] <legend2440> !de
[16:43] <tony99> how can i remove a program from my applications->system menu.......i already uninstalled it
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[16:43] <nutzer>  thanks guys i love all
[16:43] <legend2440> pintook: not right now. on phone
[16:43] <pintook> ok
[16:43] <pintook> later
[16:43] <Spike1506> tony99, you can hide it via System -> Preferences -> Main menu
[16:43] <Trijntje> vijay_: I dont understand you
[16:44] <bhaka> when i add a domain name into Ubuntu 9.04 /etc/hosts file - it does not work. I added it like this
[16:44] <bhaka> 192.168.1.1 mydomain.com
[16:44] <bhaka> when i nslookup it, it still shows another ip address for mydomain.com
[16:44] <pintook> bye legend
[16:44] <grawity> bhaka: that's because nslookup/dig/host skip /etc/hosts.
[16:44] <alek66> Anyone knows.... I shutted down some services... I have no keyboard or mouse... please
[16:44] <stew> bhaka: nslookup only uses dns, it doesn't use /etc/hosts
[16:45] <Trijntje> vijay_: maybe you should try your local ubuntu channel for help, what county are you from?
[16:45] <legend2440> pintook: bye
[16:45] <stew> bhaka: you can try "getent hosts mydomain.com"
[16:45] <grawity> bhaka: These tools were created for testing DNS; and so they only use DNS. Use the getent command stew gave you.
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[16:45] <bhaka> will firefox show me the contents of mydomain.com ?
[16:45] <sipior> konza: you can simply create the file from scratch
[16:45] <stealth-> is there any way to stop cryptsetup from prompting me for a encryption password at boot? There are people who use this system that dont know the password and I want the encrypted partition to be transparent to them
[16:45] <grawity> (Also, nslookup will be gone soon, I think - host or dig are better.)
[16:46] <grawity> stealth-: /etc/crypttab maybe
[16:46] <bhaka> grawity: im already using host
[16:46] <sipior> konza: do you really need SASL, by the way?
[16:46] <sipior> konza: what are your goals for postfix?
[16:46] <Trijntje> vijay_: you could try asking in #ubuntu-in if thats easier for you
[16:46] <stealth-> grawity: ill look into that, thanks
[16:46] <roel> #ubuntu-in
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[16:47] <mayajowo> test
[16:48] <eni_> Spike1506, is it normal glxgears gives me from 500FPS to 800FPS ?
[16:48] <Spike1506> eni_, glxgears is not a benchmark tool, so to be honest i have no idea
[16:48] <konza> sipior, actually i want to create a site similar to gmail... so i need to configure smtp server
[16:49] <sipior> konza: that would be the first step, yes :-)
[16:51] <xikteny> OK, I just ran glxgears out of curiosity, and found out my computer makes sort of a squealing noise for a second every time I run it... How/What/Why could this possibly happen??
[16:51] <sipior> konza: might be best to get it working, sans SASL, and setting that up later if you find you need/want it.
[16:52] <tisepti> how can i fully recursively download the .deb files for a package and all its dependencies - i need to ensure i have everything required to install on an offline machine
[16:52] <konza> sipior, actually i dont know anything about configuring smtp server... this is the first time i am doing this...so i am doing whatever written in the link u gave
[16:53] <sipior> konza: right, that's why it's best to keep things simple for a bit.
[16:54] <sipior> konza: try the "Postfix Baisc Setup Howto" which you can find on the documentation page you mentioned.
[16:54] <sipior> Basic, obviously
[16:55] <konza> sipior, I did till restarting postfix... should i stop and check weather its working or not?
[16:55] <sipior> konza: yes
[16:56] <blackxored> konza, postfix or exim are pretty easy to configure, with sendmail I won't take my chances
[16:56] <secwarrior> I am trying to change the file permission on an ntfs usb memory stick.
[16:56] <secwarrior> It is set to root. When I try to change it it won't let me?
[16:56] <blackxored> secwarrior, I don't think it will preserve anything more than 755 mode
[16:56] <egomosis> tisepti: have you tried going to http://packages.ubuntu.com and searching for your file? I'm pretty sure they list all the dependencies
[16:56] <konza> sipior, srry! how to check it.
[16:56] <konza> blackxored, form where did u learn to configure this?
[16:57] <alek66> where can I check which services are loaded on boot up?
[16:57] <blackxored> konza, in the ubuntu contributed doc are intros for both
[16:58] <tisepti> egomosis: yes i was looking at that - id just like a way to fully grab all the packages automatically if I could - i want all the dependencies down to libc and it seems like there should be a better way then tracing it all out myself
[16:58] <userone> i am about to copy about 100gb data from one laptop to another. the first username is userone, and the second usertwo. all files were created by userone. is there an 'easy' way to make sure all the files will have read and write access by usertwo on the second laptop?
[16:59] <Steve^> userone, use a group
[16:59] <tisepti> egomosis: though looks like libc itself has dependencies
[16:59] <th0r> tisepti: do you have the software installed on a computer somewhere? aptoncd might be something that could help you out
[16:59] <Steve^> userone, use chgrp to set the group of all the files to a group that both users are a member of
[16:59] <Steve^> and chmod to make sure the group permissions are up to scratch
[16:59] <konza> sipior, srry! how to check it.?
[17:00] <tisepti> th0r: i looked at that - aptoncd does not seem to list all of the packages
[17:00] <userone> Steve^: ok, and will these files be secure to only this group (and root, of course)?
[17:00] <blackxored> th0r, aptoncd will only list cached pkgs
[17:00] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ZOMFG it's AMAZING how Ubuntu sets up my printer and wirelessly shares it on the WLAN so automagicallyeasily!!!!!
[17:00] <Steve^> userone, yup
[17:01] <grouse> userone, you can use id <username> to check what groups the user belongs to
[17:01] <th0r> tisepti: right. But if you had the software installed on one machine, you would know that all the dependencies are available. Create an aptoncd from that machine, and then install the software on the machine that is not online
[17:01] <konza> blackxored, could u please help me?
[17:01] <blackxored> konza, sure
[17:01] <Steve^> userone, unix permissions are amazingly simple. You restrict permissions by username, group and everything else
[17:01] <blackxored> konus, but i wasn't following that long, so you may have to tell me what exactly you need to accomplish with smtp
[17:02] <grawity> Steve^: As long as you don't use POSIX ACLs.
[17:02] <konza> blackxored,  pls take this link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix
[17:02] <blackxored> Steve^, or acls if you like to ;)
[17:02] <Steve^> Umm, ok
[17:02] <Steve^> not something I'm aware of
[17:02] <konza> blackxored, i did till restartin the postfix daemon... now how should i check weather its working or not?
[17:02] <marcPV> hi there
[17:02] <tisepti> th0r: aptoncd is not listing the particular package i am interested in ensuring gets on another machine - that package is not from the standard ubuntu repositories if that matters
[17:03] <blackxored> Steve^, acls extend basic permissions to let more users or groups to have access to a set of files or dirs
[17:03] <ddy> How do I reduce and/or turn off hardware acceleration?
[17:03] <userone> Steve^: thanks, i just wanted to be sure i wasnt making things unnecessarily difficult! btw, do you know of a way of keeping the files synced between the two laptops?
[17:03] <blackxored> tisepti, just sudo aptitude download <pkg>
[17:03] <marcPV> maybe this is not the place to ask but how come firefox 3.5 does not remember my passwords?
[17:03] <Steve^> blackxored, is this available by default?
[17:03] <blackxored> konza, you could check the logs but a simple netstat -tan | grep 25 will do it
[17:04] <blackxored> Steve^, you need to install the acl package
[17:04] <Steve^> userone, I use Dropbox to store important files, relying on an external service and is severly space limited. If you find a good sync tool, let me know
[17:04] <blackxored> Steve^, and read the doc of course, although is quite easy to setup
[17:05] <blackxored> konza, if it shows anything then it's running, of course a ps ax | grep postfix will do it too
[17:05] <grouse> marcPV, make sure that the site allows password saving
[17:05] <Steve^> userone, rsync is a good start
[17:05] <tisepti> blackxored: that gave me the <pkg> - but not pkg's dependencies
[17:05] <konza> blackxored, the output is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/267375/
[17:05] <Pupeno> How do I clean up the trash of a usb device *without* cleaning up the trash of the machine?
[17:05] <blackxored> konus, and finally you could do a mail -S test <your user>
[17:06] <vijay_> nobody is there in india forum
[17:06] <blackxored> tisepti, what I've done and may work for you is to set apt-cacher-ng
[17:06] <Steve^> Pupeno, manually edit the hidden trash folders
[17:06] <blackxored> konza, then you got it
[17:06] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> sup people
[17:06] <konza> blackxored,  1 sec
[17:07] <blackxored> konza, just do mail -S test <your user>, fill the message ending with a "." alone, and then just mail
[17:07] <userone> Steve^: I was thinking of writing a little python program to match file names and dates. If the file names matched, it would overwrite with the latest date modified. that was the theory, never got round to writing the program! anyone else any ideas?
[17:07] <blackxored> konza, should list your message there
[17:07] <danbhfive> tisepti: a quick and hacky way would be to just clean your cache, then apt-get install the package, then backup your cache.  It should have all the files you want
[17:07] <userone> Steve^: just looking up rsync...thanks
[17:07] <blackxored> konza, although I've found exim easier to setup
[17:07] <grouse> Pupeno, look in the root directory of your usb, there will be a 'hidden' .trash folder
[17:07] <erUSUL> Pupeno: got to the device press crtl + H ... shift + supr the trash folder
[17:07] <blackxored> danbhfive, +1 for that one
[17:07] <Steve^> userone, rsync will do that bit for you. I'm not aware of a full solution that will wrap rsync for you though (maybe rdiff-backup)
[17:07] <konza> blackxored, i have maild it to my gmail id
[17:08] <tisepti> blackxored: im not sure what you mean - is that an other option i can use for aptitude?
[17:08] <blackxored> tisepti, sudo aptitude clean && sudo aptitude install <pkg> && aptoncd
[17:08] <konza> blackxored,  is that enough
[17:08] <blackxored> konza, sorry?
[17:08] <blackxored> tisepti, apt-cacher-ng is an apt-proxy, you may or not need it
[17:08] <konza> mail -s "hello" myemail@gmail.com
[17:09] <konza> blackxored, mail -s "hello" myemail@gmail.com
[17:09] <blackxored> konza, no, your local user in your machine
[17:09] <konza> blackxored, is that enough?
[17:09] <blackxored> konza, first try with your local user
[17:09] <blackxored> konza, I mean your login
[17:09] <blackxored> konza, then push to the outside
[17:09] <mtlife> anyone here  with experience in trac/drproject?
[17:09] <konza> blackxored, can u pls tell the command
[17:10] <konza> blackxored, mail -s "hello" username
[17:10] <blackxored> konza, mail -S test `whoami`
[17:10] <logfils> hi room! I'm trying to use Ubuntu 9.04 liveCD to fix parents' computer. I'm trying to view the windows system log files (file type *.log). Gedit won't open the files and gives the error code "has not been able to detect character encoding. please make sure you're not trying to open binary file"
[17:10] <blackxored> konza, s/-S/-s
[17:11] <treble54> how do I make background images for the Gnome Panels stretch the height of the panel? currently I have to have the panel's vertical size at 23 for me to not see the background image tiled on the panel
[17:12] <konza> blackxored, i did it. after that i typed mail command... it showed ' no mail for shyam'
[17:12] <Steve^> treble54, you probably need to edit your background image to be the height you wait
[17:12] <Steve^> *want
[17:12] <blackxored> konza, did you set maildir or mbox format???
[17:12] <userone> Steve^: rsync looks like it may do the job for me. Thanks for the tip, and for the advice on groups!
[17:12] <grouse> logfils, have you tried opening it with vi?
[17:13] <logfils> grouse... what is vi?
[17:13] <Steve^> userone, I must warn you, I'm not sure what happens with similarly named groups on different systems. You might need to look at the groupIds or something
[17:13] <konza> blackxored, maildir
[17:13] <grouse> logfils, command line text editor
[17:13] <grouse> if you are just viewing the file, it's more than enough
[17:13] <konza> blackxored, am not sure ... wait
[17:13] <Steve^> userone, likely the user you log in with when using rsync will determine the owner of the files on the remote system, so everything will be fine anyway
[17:13] <kahen> logfils: what does the program "file" say about the file(s)?
[17:14] <blackxored> konza, k
[17:14] <logfils> grouse... is vi native to the liveCD?
[17:14] <treble54> Steve^: thats one solution I thought of, just wondering tho
[17:14] <Dezine> This isn't Ubuntu specific but maybe some1 can help.. is it possible to make a multi Linux live dvd? Of several live cds?
[17:14] <kahen> grouse: don't make people use vi as their first commandline editor... recommend nano or something, please
[17:14] <blackxored> konza, if you set maildir the mail command won't work out of box, you have to do some tweaking
[17:14] <konza> blackxored,  i think its maildir...  i typed this command    sudo postconf -e 'home_mailbox = Maildir/'
[17:14] <userone> Steve^: i will check that out. at least groups seem to be a simple solution, for now
[17:14] <kahen> grouse: not that vi is bad... but it's not exactly first-time-user friendly
[17:14] <grawity> Ugh, ~/Maildir/ :|
[17:14] <blackxored> konza, I don't remember right now how to make mailx to use that format
[17:15] <grawity> I doubt mailx supports the maildir format.
[17:15] <blackxored> konza, I remeber you have to set MAILDIR=$HOME/Maildir
[17:15] <grouse> kahen, good point, I can't remember what the ubuntu base install has with it >_<
[17:15] <Steve^> userone, nah, just use rsync, I'm sure it will sort it for you
[17:15] <logfils> grouse / kahen... i'm just looking for something to view the windows log files. gedit is not working. I'm stuck in the liveCD enviro. windows enviro is not usable
[17:15] <blackxored> konza, but probably you have to do something else, I personally use mutt for cmd-line mail
[17:15] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> How do I disable wifi completly in Ubuntu?
[17:15] <grawity> blackxored: 1) mailx does not support Maildir storage, AFAIK
[17:16] <konza> blackxored, now what should i do?
[17:16] <grawity> blackxored: 2) It's probably MAIL, not MAILDIR
[17:16] <blackxored> grawity, that answers everything ;) thanks
[17:16] <blackxored> konza, use mutt
[17:16] <grouse> logfils, like kahen says, type in the command: file <filename>
[17:16] <shivek>  < http://pastebin.com/m54c31b3e > . How to execute it ? !
[17:16] <blackxored> konza, or evolution if you like it
[17:16] <guntbert> !info nano | grouse kahen  that is standard
[17:16] <konza> blackxored, how?
[17:17] <blackxored> konza, with evolution or mutt???
[17:17] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> nevermind figured it out ;)
[17:17] <grouse> guntbert, thanks, but I know what nano is, I was just using the first text editor that came to mind
[17:17] <logfils> grouse... back in a sec w the result of file <filename>
[17:17] <konza> blackxored, i am doiing this for the first time.... you have to tell me excatly what i should do with mutt.. otherwise i wont understand anything
[17:18] <blackxored> konza, then set evolution
[17:18] <guntbert> grouse: sorry, it was a lazy way to say: this one is in the standard installation :-)
[17:18] <konza> blackxored, i think i have installed mutt
[17:18] <grouse> lol
[17:19] <shivek>  < http://pastebin.com/m54c31b3e > . How to execute it ? !
[17:19] <blackxored> konza, fire up evolution, go to edit->preferences->mail accounts
[17:19] <secwarrior> how can I format a usb stick with ntfs with ubuntu?
[17:19] <logfils> grouse.. the .Evt files come back as     AppEvent.Evt: data       log files come back as       system.LOG: MS Windows registry file, NT/2000 or above
[17:20] <konza> blackxored, what server type should i select while setting evolution
[17:20] <blackxored> konza, go add a new account <your_user>@<your_host> in receiving mail set to maildir format mail dirs and you're done
[17:20] <tisepti> blackxored: i am creating the test cd now - however i dont believe it will work as there is a warning in console that "there are some packages installed that are not avaiable in cache"
[17:20] <blackxored> konza, ^^^
[17:20] <guitbass> ok u guys have been a big help with my learning command line, now i need some help with configuring squid
[17:20] <blackxored> tisepti, that's the issue with aptoncd, if it's not cached, then it won't find it, that's the way it works against /var/cache/apt/archives AFAIK
[17:20] <konza> blackxored, srry?
[17:21] <grouse> logfils, you can try opening it with the command line editor: nano <filename>
[17:21] <blackxored> guitbass, if you have just learned cmd-line, I won't take my chances with squid, is quite tricky to setup properly
[17:21] <kahen> secwarrior: have you tried http://www.google.com/search?q=linux+format+ntfs ?
[17:21] <blackxored> konza, see above = ^^^^
[17:21] <kahen> secwarrior: GIYF and all that...
[17:21] <secwarrior> I am doing that
[17:22] <secwarrior> I tried gparted but ended up with a stick that only works in windows
[17:22] <blackxored> konza, nevermind is "Maildir-like-format mail directories" and set it to /home/<your_user>/Maildir
[17:22] <konza> blackxored, i am opening evolution for the first time... so its asking which server type i should choose..
[17:22] <tisepti> blackxored: is there some way to force a full dependency tree to be downloaded to cache then?
[17:22] <blackxored> konza, see above again
[17:22] <robf> quick question;   How do I boot from an ubuntu cd to CLI?
[17:22] <jess12345> back again nearly there - i have now installed 8.04 lts and all is fine.  But my dual monitor is not working - basically I can get both the laptop and the monitor to work but they display the same thing not not different things.  i had this working before - anyone any ideas - it cant be that complicated.  When I go into system preferences and screen resolution - the clone screens is off, I think i need to add something to my xorg fil
[17:22] <sky_1> secwarrior: what doesnt work ?
[17:22] <blackxored> tisepti, probably, not that I'm aware of
[17:23] <robf> it by standard boots to X which I really can't use with this small ram netbook
[17:23] <ilya_> Can I use only Portuguese and Russian keyboard layouts, and do not use USA?
[17:23] <logfils> grouse...  both the .Evt and .Log files open in nano, but they're >1000 pages of garbage characters. Does that indicate that the files are binary?
[17:23] <grawity> ilya_: yes
[17:23] <jess12345> even better is there a gui that i could play around with ? thanks
[17:23] <blackxored> ilya_, just add the ones you like and delete the USA layout
[17:23] <grawity> logfils: Most .log files are plaintext usually. _Except_ for Windows Registry logs - they are kinda like filesystem journals, in binary.
[17:23] <ilya_> thanks
[17:23] <robf>  How do I boot from an ubuntu cd to CLI?
[17:24] <secwarrior> actually it is mounting now. just took a while.
[17:24] <logfils> grawity.... is there anything in the Ubuntu 9.04 LiveCD environment to get the files human readable? I'm trying to diagnose what the hell is wrong with XP on this machine
[17:24] <grawity> logfils: Probably not.
[17:24] <blackxored> logfils, I think i remember a windows log viewer for linux, which read exactly what eventvwr shows you, so try googling it
[17:25] <blackxored> logfils, you could also try a windows live cd such as erd commander or the like
[17:25] <logfils> blackxored... dumb question. if I find that & download that, will I be able to run it while running the LiveCD ubnutu as the operating system?
[17:25] <konza> its asking something for server configuration
[17:25] <billybigrigger> how do i get my bottom panel back in gnome after i've deleted it? i can make a new panel, but it doesn't show my running applications
[17:26] <blackxored> logfils, no, it's a windows on its own, just that it's live, and has diagnostic and repair tools
[17:26] <blackxored> konza, server type: maildir-format mail directories
[17:26] <G_A_C> billybigrigger: you need to right click your new panel and add the correct panel element
[17:26] <Uqbar> logfils: evtviewer is a Perl utility that converts EVT log files into actual log files. beware, though - its memory requirements grow with the size of EVT files.
[17:26] <logfils> blackxored... for lack of a better description, where would this downloaded windows log viewer for linux program "go" in order to execute?
[17:26] <robf>  How do I boot from an ubuntu LIVE cd to CLI?
[17:26] <blackxored> konza, path: /home<your_user> maildir
[17:26] <logfils> since I'm running from the LiveCD right now
[17:26] <billybigrigger> G_A_C, i've looked through, do you know the name by chance?
[17:26] <blackxored> logfils, can't remember it's name, it's the package name (the executable I mean)
[17:26] <G_A_C> I was just trying to find it, maybe window list?
[17:26] <billybigrigger> G_A_C, i can get the window switcher back, the rest aren't what i'm looking for
[17:27] <loufoque> anyone knows a good FTP client which, unlike gftp, can save the server/user/password of multiple accounts?
[17:27] <blackxored> logfils, you need to install that, it won't come by default
[17:27] <bastidrazor> billybigrigger: window list
[17:27] <loufoque> preferably for gnome
[17:27] <fccf> How does one create a personal wiki page on wiki.ubuntu.com?
[17:27] <jess12345> my laptop spec is http://pastebin.com/m2daec947
[17:27] <blackxored> konza, got it?
[17:27] <grawity> logfils: I think FileZilla works on Ubuntu.
[17:27] <logfils> blackxored... and I can install it while I'm running the LiveCD on this computer? Doing so won't mess with the Windows/NTFS hard drive
[17:27] <logfils> ?
[17:27] <Uqbar> logfils: http://sourceforge.net/projects/evtviewer/
[17:27] <blackxored> grawity, +1
[17:27] <blackxored> logfils, the log viewer? don't it will install on your live system
[17:27] <kahen> logfils: grawity just booped up with <tab> :)
[17:28] <konza> blackxored, i finished that.... after that , in a window named sending mail, its asking server configuration
[17:28] <roel___> m
[17:28] <blackxored> konza, server type: smtp, server: <your host>
[17:28] <bastidrazor> !panels | billybigrigger
[17:28] <bruno> i have a speedstream 5200 connected on my pc by an usb port, this modem is on router mode. I tried found a solution for up it on ubuntu 9.04 but all problems that I had found reports a solution to bridge mode on this model of modem, someone knows how can i up this modem?
[17:29] <billybigrigger> ahh nice
[17:29] <billybigrigger> thanks bassliner
[17:29] <billybigrigger> err bastidrazor
[17:29] <loufoque> Uqbar: error 500
[17:29] <konza> blackxored,   server1.example.com          is thin enough?
[17:29] <A1> heh
[17:30] <Uqbar> loufoque: what?
[17:30] <blackxored> konza, no, your machine there, you'll be using postfix as your MTA, remember?
[17:30] <loufoque> Uqbar: http://sourceforge.net/projects/evtviewer/ gives error 500
[17:30] <bastidrazor> billybigrigger: good luck.. after you have rest the panels. you can right click them and see what they are if in the future you don't want to fully reset again.
[17:30] <blackxored> loufoque, the link is ok
[17:30] <logfils> blackxor / kahen / grouse / grawity... I think I'm going to throw in the towel on this one. I'll just wipe the machine & reinstall XP for them. I'll try to convince them to go w/ Ubuntu, but that's an uphill battle. Thanks, all for the help on this.
[17:31] <blackxored> konza, so there you have to put either "localhost" or your hostname (the output of the hostname command)
[17:31] <loufoque>  Error 500
[17:31] <loufoque> This page is unavailable at the moment. Please try again shortly. Sorry for the inconvenience.
[17:31] <blackxored> loufoque, just checked the link is ok, try again
[17:31] <Uqbar> loufoque: well it's not related to evtviewer - it seems like sourceforge is experiencing problems. here's a direct link: http://garr.dl.sourceforge.net/project/evtviewer/evtviewer/evtViewer-0.4/evtViewer-0.4.tgz
[17:31] <jess12345> back again nearly there - i have now installed 8.04 lts and all is fine.  But my dual monitor is not working - basically I can get both the laptop and the monitor to work but they display the same thing not not different things.  i had this working before - anyone any ideas - it cant be that complicated.  When I go into system preferences and screen resolution - the clone screens is off, I think i need to add something to my xorg fil
[17:31] <grouse> logfils, sorry about not being help, ubuntu and windows don't really mix too well
[17:32] <konza> blackxored, shoud i enable the check box                     server require authentication
[17:32] <blackxored> konza, yes, and then check for supported types, mine's CRAM_MD5
[17:33] <alek66> how do i add vnc to ubuntus startup programs (text mode)
[17:33] <root_> hi every one
[17:33] <silentsplash> hello guys
[17:33] <konza> blackxored, mine is PLAIN  & LOGIN
[17:34] <konza> blackxored, whichone should i select?
[17:34] <grawity> PLAIN.
[17:34] <blackxored> konza, ok that will work, test for supported types
[17:34] <blackxored> grawity, PLAIN is ok for localhost only
[17:34] <grawity> blackxored: If you use TLS (which you should _always_ use), it's ok for everything.
[17:35] <konza> blackxored, actually my aim is to create a website similar to gmail... so is that enough?
[17:35] <blackxored> grawity, and even with that, i can't think what a sniffer could do to your mail ;)
[17:35] <grawity> blackxored: What?
[17:35] <blackxored> konza, probably, but since you haven't told me that before
[17:35] <grawity> blackxored: SSL is fine for HTTP (even banking websites), why do you say it's insecure for SMTP?
[17:36] <blackxored> konza, if you'd then i'd be pointing you to squirrellmail
[17:36] <silentsplash> hello, i was wondering if i could ask any help to anybody...
[17:36] <blackxored> grawity, I was referring to plain auth
[17:36] <konza> blackxored, i have installed that
[17:36] <blackxored> grawity, and don't let the marketing buy you, ssl has been "broken" two times in less than a year
[17:36] <blackxored> konza, all right then
[17:36] <grawity> blackxored: Which version of SSL, and how exactly?
[17:36] <Pici> !ask | silentsplash
[17:37]  * grawity does know something about cryptography and things.
[17:37] <blackxored> grawity, the sotirov's attack and the ssl injection, google them :D
[17:37] <blackxored> grawity, and the debian openssl bug
[17:37] <blackxored> grawity, that's three of them, but don't scary it's ok now
[17:37] <Arc_Orion> !xfce
[17:37] <blackxored> grawity, for the moment :D
[17:37] <grawity> blackxored: Sotirov's was the MD5 one?
[17:38] <maxagaz_> what does mean mysql-server (5.1.30really5.0.75-0ubuntu10) ? is it 5.0 or 5.1 ?
[17:38] <erika> jfujdud
[17:38] <konza> blackxored, what shd i do?
[17:38] <blackxored> grawity, yes, the certificate clone
[17:38] <erika> hola
[17:38] <blackxored> konza, about?
[17:38] <erika> que tal
[17:38] <grawity> blackxored: It only affects CAs that use MD5, which was already known as insecure at that time.
[17:38] <blackxored> erika, este es un canal de habla inglesa, mayormente
[17:38] <erika> eres español o española
[17:38] <blackxored> erika, entra a #ubuntu-es
[17:38] <silentsplash> ok, could anybody help me to hack my own imac to get it up and working? so i can dual boot ubuntu and mac osx
[17:38] <konza> blackxored, how to set it up?
[17:39] <blackxored> grawity, my point is that broke ssl, or could :D
[17:39] <erika> baleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[17:39] <abitmorepewpew> hi
[17:39] <blackxored> konza, I have no experience with squirrellmail, but someone else could help on that
[17:39] <erika> nada
[17:39] <blackxored> erika, no hay problema
[17:39] <abitmorepewpew> question: id like to use the b43, not wl, drivers for my wireless card. help?
[17:39] <erika> ya lo sabia
[17:40] <bastidrazor> !es
[17:40] <erika> bueno como te llamas
[17:40] <konza> grawity, do u know configuring squirrellmail?
[17:40] <AxesDNite> hi do we have the gdm theme support in ubuntu 9.10 ?
[17:40] <Pici> !9.10 | AxesDNite
[17:40] <erika> 4blackxored
[17:41] <erika> a que curso bas
[17:41] <ph33r> Pici: thank you :)
[17:41] <erika> yo a primero la ese
[17:42] <rapha> Hi!
[17:42] <erika> a buenoooooooooooooç
[17:42] <konza> grawity, u there dear?
[17:42] <konza> blackxored, thanku for helping me.......thnx a lot;;;;;
[17:42] <erika> rapha cuantoa
[17:42] <rapha> I have a 3G internet connection on my laptop which I would like to share to another laptop over WLAN ... the WLAN ad-hoc net I've set up works fine, but how do I now share the 3G connection?
[17:43] <Leif> Can somebody help me with a Document that was lost whilst cut and pasting ?
[17:43] <erika> rapha cuantos años tienes
[17:43] <rapha> erika: sorry, no parlo el portugues :/
[17:43] <neeroze> guys iam having problem with my wifi can any one help me out
[17:43] <rapha> erika: 27, I think
[17:43] <blackxored> konza, np, you may find something here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Squirrelmail
[17:43] <Pici> !pt | erika
[17:43] <erika> no soy portuguesa
[17:43] <blackxored> erika, rapha could you plz keep it private
[17:44] <neeroze> can any one help me
[17:44] <silentsplash> any of you guys knows how i can install ubuntu on my imac, which is currently booting from the terminal?
[17:44] <neeroze> plz
[17:44] <asas> hy
[17:44] <rapha> erm sorry i was just talked to in a language i basically dont understand :P
[17:44] <neeroze> any onw
[17:44] <erika> hnsygstf4
[17:44] <Leif> Can somebody help me with a Document that was lost whilst cut and pasting ?
[17:44] <neeroze> knock knock is there any onw
[17:44] <erika> que dices rapha
[17:44] <rapha> erika: how can I help you? Unfortunately I'm afraid both my spanish and portuguese are very rudimentary
[17:45] <Pici> Erika: Este canal es el Inglés solamente. Si / Join # ubuntu-es para el español
[17:45] <tlf> I have my external drive plugged into my laptop via usb, I just restarted the laptop and i've noticed that ubuntu isn't seeing my drive at all.
[17:45] <erika> como es tu numero de telefono
[17:45] <erika> rapha
[17:45] <silentsplash> any of you guys knows how i can install ubuntu on my imac, which is currently booting from the terminal?
[17:45] <tlf> fdisk returns nothing, gparted returns nothing as well
[17:45] <grawity> erika: /query rapha
[17:45] <Leif> Can somebody help me with a Document that was lost whilst cut and pasting ?
[17:46] <saymoo> .
[17:46] <unoobtu> hi all
[17:46] <rapha> so erm
[17:46] <Leif> Is there a possibility to recover a Document that was lost whilst cutting and pasting ?
[17:46] <C--> hello
[17:46] <rapha> anybody have any idea about this 3G connection thingy sharing i was asking a bout?
[17:46] <speedhunt3r> how do i use gparted to merge an empty partition with my windows partition in order to increase the disk space ? I don't see a merge option... do I have to remove the partition that will be merged?
[17:47] <BlackViper2> silentsplash, this works with installing ubuntu too ,http://www.apple.com/macosx/compatibility/
[17:47] <unoobtu> a simple question, how can i run a different jvm on the command: java -jar app.jar
[17:47] <unoobtu> i got java6 but i wanto to run app.jar with java5
[17:47] <Leif> Can somebody help me with a Document that was lost whilst cut and pasting ?
[17:47] <silentsplash> yo leif  i think you could search on the file by pointing to places and clicking search for files, thats if you remember the file name
[17:47] <unoobtu> (i already installed java5 too)
[17:47] <kahen> unoobtu: just enter the full path to the java5 executable?
[17:48] <BlackViper2> unoobtu, what about this sun-java6-jre?
[17:48] <Ty-> i can't get a game to work, everytime i open it with wine, the game Homeworld soon crashes.
[17:48] <unoobtu> kahen: java6 was not good, ok kahen so i must locate this executable :P
[17:48] <Leif> I do, the Problem is that I wanted to replace the file (got it stored in another folder and did hours of changes, cutted that document and pasted it into my main folder but the document that should have been replaced is still the old one
[17:48] <unoobtu> kahen let me see..
[17:48] <alek66> How do i make Remote desktop to start at boot?
[17:49] <BlackViper2> unoobtu, ok
[17:49] <kahen> unoobtu: it should be /usr/lib/jvm/java-5-sun/jre/bin/java or something like that
[17:49] <unoobtu> kahen thx a lot.. i'll try
[17:49] <silentsplash> alek66 i have the same question
[17:49] <Leif> and no trace of the previously changed file that should be in the main folder
[17:49] <Murchadh> Leif: Is there paste history. In kubuntu it's called clipper and it's in the taskbar. Not sure which app is in ubuntu to do this.
[17:50] <Murchadh> ^^klipper. Oops!
[17:50] <Leif> i'll google it, I'm using easypeasy
[17:50] <BlackViper2> silentsplash, do you have a macbook?
[17:50] <tlf> Ubuntu wont read my external drive, gparted and fdisk both don't pick the drive up either. Any clues>?
[17:51] <dollarbang> Hey people, my Ubuntu 9.04 server is reporting Grub error 15. Is that fixable? This is my 3rd attempt on installing Ubuntu server on this PC.
[17:52] <Ret_> Are there any other distros with a guided partitioner for dualbooting like Ubuntu?
[17:53] <BlackViper2> Ret_, most distros have a graphical patitoner
[17:54] <Padhu> is any internet guard available to block unwanted websites in ubuntu 9.04?
[17:54] <unoobtu> kahan can it be /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-gcj-4.3-1.5.0.0/jre/bin/java
[17:54] <tlf> Ubuntu wont read my external drive, gparted and fdisk both don't pick the drive up either. Any clues>?
[17:54] <Gast123> hello @all, why can?t i click on this window. I installed adobe flash player on ubuntu ( http://media.ubuntuusers.de/forum/attachments/1732405/Bildschirmfoto.png)
[17:55] <Ret_> blackviper2: I used Debian a lot and it doesn't have one with ease of use like Ubuntu
[17:55] <BlackViper2> Gast123, is just an image
[17:55] <Gast123> yes i know BlackViper2
[17:55] <BlackViper2> Ret_, yea i remember debian lenny
[17:55] <unoobtu> kahen can it be /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-gcj-4.3-1.5.0.0/jre/bin/java
[17:55] <Ret_> And I cant be bothered partitioning manually... got any ideas?
[17:55] <Gast123> but i mean when it is really, i can not click it
[17:55] <Gast123> XD
[17:56] <BlackViper2> thats why, Gast123
[17:56] <unoobtu> kahen the fact is that if open with right click and "open with "Sun Java 5.0 Runtime" it works, i want to do the same thing from commandline
[17:56] <BlackViper2> i'll try again
[17:56] <Gast123> of course i know that i can not click it when it is an image
[17:56] <blackxored> unboobty JAVA_HOME=<your path to jdk5> your_command
[17:56] <Gast123> i show it you that you understand what i mean
[17:57] <unoobtu> blackxored i'm working with java6 so JAVA_HOME is ok.. i just want to run an old client with Java5...
[17:57] <BlackViper2> Gast123, i brought it up on my web browser
[17:57] <Gast123> it is for settings for adobe flash player
[17:57] <blackxored> Padhu, what you need is a content-filter for a linux proxy, I have tried Squid + SquidGuard with good results
[17:58] <blackxored> unoobtu, set JAVA_HOME prior to the execution of the command as I told you: JAVA_HOME <blah > <your comamnd> all in one command
[17:58] <tlf> Ubuntu wont read my external drive, gparted and fdisk both don't pick the drive up either. Any clues>?
[17:58] <BlackViper2> Gast123, yea i know, but its just an PNG image of that
[17:58] <Padhu> blackxored: No My friend is using desktop linux. He is using broad band. He wants child lock to third rate websites.
[17:58] <unoobtu> blackxored so it's not persistent but just for that command, i imagine.. ok let me try
[17:59] <grawity> Padhu: Tell him to try OpenDNS :|
[17:59] <Gast123> BlackViper2: i will look for a right url
[17:59] <grawity> Padhu: But remember one thing: Everything is possible to get around.
[17:59] <BlackViper2> Gast123, ok
[17:59] <Gast123> http://www.mebeam.com/Testraum123
[17:59] <blackxored> Padhu, so you need browser content filtering then, firefox has some
[17:59] <blackxored> unoobtu, try then tell me
[17:59] <blackxored> unoobtu, if not you could always use java-wrappers
[18:00] <dollarbang>  my Ubuntu 9.04 server is reporting Grub error 15. Is that fixable? This is my 3rd attempt on installing Ubuntu server on this PC.
[18:00] <Ret_> nobody?
[18:00] <blackxored> grawity, did you check our little 3 ssl breakages?
[18:00] <Gast123> normally i can click in this, (if i have cam or not is not relevant)
[18:00] <grawity> blackxored: Yeah, uninteresting
[18:00] <blackxored> Ret_, sorry wasn't following, tell me
[18:00] <llopes> oi
[18:00] <blackxored> grawity, ok ;)
[18:01] <llopes> hey
[18:01] <tomek> hey
[18:01] <tomek> poland?
[18:01] <llopes> not
[18:01] <Ret_> blackxored: are there any distros other than ubuntu with a sliding bar for a partition manager? it's so easy i really cant be bothered doing it manually
[18:01] <Shanebe> no
[18:01] <Padhu> blackxored: will you please tell me the name of addon/plug-in?
[18:02] <blackxored> Ret_, if you mean to resize or merge, gparted will do it, don't it??
[18:02] <tlf> Ubuntu wont read my external drive, gparted and fdisk both don't pick the drive up either. Any clues>?
[18:02] <tomek> VIA chrome to linux
[18:02] <tomek> tubuntu
[18:02] <blackxored> Padhu, http://addons.mozilla.org => search for content-filtering, privacy or the like
[18:02] <Ret_> >.< I want to dualboot another distro with Windows but manual partitioning sucks. Is there another distro that has the dualbooting partitioner slider like Ubuntu?
[18:03] <Gast123> BlackViper2: you knownow  what i mean?
[18:03] <unoobtu> blackxored still using java6... grrrrrrr
[18:03] <AgentBlair> hi, I have a windows mobile phone and would like to access my ubuntu computer through my phone with remote desktop, what's the best way I can access my computer with Ubuntu's Remote Desktop?
[18:03] <Padhu> Ret_: are you new one to linux?
[18:03] <blackxored> unoobtu, then use java-wrappers
[18:03] <BlackViper2> Gast123, yes i know i just tried it
[18:03] <zc_> Hi everyone, I could use help with xc2028/3028 firmware...can anyone help me ?
[18:03] <jess12345> can someone help please im about to cry :   i have now installed 8.04 lts and all is fine.  But my dual monitor is not working - basically I can get both the laptop and the monitor to work but they display the same thing not not different things.  i had this working before - anyone any ideas - it cant be that complicated.  When I go into system preferences and screen resolution - the clone screens is off, I think i need to add someth
[18:03] <Ret_> Padhu: no, but I hate partitioning manually...
[18:04] <BlackViper2> Gast123, how did you install flash?
[18:04] <blackxored> jess12345, I assume you have mirror screens disabled, don't you???
[18:04] <jess12345> http://pastebin.com/m2daec947
[18:04] <Gast123> there was no flash installed and firefox asked me and i clickde to install flash-player
[18:04] <BlackViper2> !flash | Gast123
[18:04] <Padhu> ret_: auto partition does minimal partitions only. switching between distros will not solve your problem.
[18:05] <Ret_> ;FD;KLSDFKL;F
[18:05] <jess12345> blackxored: yes on the gui - is there a gui that can help configure this ?
[18:05] <Gast123> videos on youtube i can see perfect
[18:05] <BlackViper2> Gast123, did you restart firefox?
[18:05] <Ret_> No! Ubuntu 9.04 has a partitioner that lets you dual boot with Windows with  SLIDING BAR. It slides. You click and drag
[18:05] <Gast123> yes i did restart
[18:05] <Ret_> Are there any other distros with this function??!?
[18:05] <blackxored> jess12345, gnome-display-properties?
[18:05] <blackxored> Ret_, is not the distro, it's the installer or the software, so focus your question ;)
[18:06] <jess12345> blackxored: in sympatic manager ? i can search for it then
[18:06] <Padhu> Ret_: you can use gparted partition tool before installation.
[18:06] <blackxored> jess12345, in a terminal just execute that
[18:06] <Ret_> Blackxored: Yes, it is the distro. Ubuntu is the only distro I've come across with this option.
[18:06] <blackxored> Ret_, it depends on what you select, but I think the fedora installer has the option too
[18:06] <Padhu> Riding two horse at a single time is idiotic
[18:06] <Ret_> http://www.techotopia.com/images/1/1e/Ubuntu_disk_partitioning_screen_windows.jpg
[18:06] <Ret_> And fedora ftl
[18:07] <Ret_> Are there any other distros with this http://www.techotopia.com/images/1/1e/Ubuntu_disk_partitioning_screen_windows.jpg
[18:07] <jiffe> is there a way to define how long before a filesystem goes read only?
[18:07] <linux-evil> guys
[18:07] <arand> Ret_: No I don't thinks so, some of the ubuntu derivatives might (Linux Mint?)
[18:07] <linux-evil> got problem in my ubuntu
[18:07] <jess12345> blackxored: that is waht i used, it no longer even recognises the other monitor
[18:08] <Ret_> Thanks, arand
[18:08] <blackxored> Ret_, am not aware what ubiquity is currently using, but I think it's simple what they done, they have a grub-os-check and have a parted, so it lists your intsalled os
[18:08] <linux-evil> the installer cant see my harddisk partation
[18:08] <hhlp> Ret_, you can use gparted it the same
[18:08] <jess12345> my xorg.conf file is http://pastebin.com/m14d841f
[18:08] <Fenix|work> Greetings
[18:08] <blackxored> jess12345, maybe attaching your Xorg.log will help, dunno, not my area of expertise
[18:08] <Fenix|work> How do I connect to a remote machine's xserver from my own?
[18:08] <Cortes_Family_> sir asa ka
[18:08] <arand> linux-evil: not even if you go to manual partitioning?
[18:08] <jess12345> blackxored:  my xorg.conf file is http://pastebin.com/m14d841f
[18:09] <Gast123> my english is not so good. so what i have to do that flash works on ubuntu correctly?
[18:09] <grawity> Fenix|work: Usually it's done either through VNC or SSH.
[18:10] <thinkertinker> Hi i use Jaunty.My open office crashes just after showing splash screen without showing any error mesages but it shows document recovery dialog.PLease help
[18:10] <grawity> Fenix|work: For a "real" X11 connection, ssh -X remotehost (but you will not be able to see already-running programs, only open new ones)
[18:10] <blackxored> jess12345, I asked for the log files
[18:10] <BlackViper2> !intel | jess12345
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[18:10] <kahen> unoobtu: seems you have the gcj version of java 5 installed then. it's just a matter of choosing the right java executable
[18:10] <Fenix|work> grawity, that's fine.  Thanks
[18:10] <hhlp> Gast123, check if you have install flasplugin-nonfree
[18:10] <BlackViper2> jess12345, you have i810 intel graphics?
[18:10] <blackxored> jess12345, and btw your xorg.conf has only one monitor
[18:10] <Gast123> no i have not
[18:10] <kahen> unoobtu: i'd recommend setting a symlink in /usr/bin to the java5 program and call it "java5", obviously
[18:10] <Gast123> i looked that before
[18:11] <comrade_tuttle> Has any one had any issues with their cursor jumping around in text boxes and not being able to scroll through webpages on Juanty?
[18:11] <BlackViper2> Gast123, do a serach in synaptic for flash
[18:11] <Gast123> at my first installation i did this and it was the same
[18:11] <jess12345> Blackzored: let me amend this first
[18:12] <tlf> Ubuntu wont read my external drive, gparted and fdisk both don't pick the drive up either. Any clues>?
[18:12] <Gast123> i installed first on another pc over snaptic
[18:12] <kahen> comrade_tuttle: have you turned on caret browsing by accident? try pressing F7 in firefox
[18:12] <unoobtu> kahen it's something strange.. using the java5 version i pasted the app does not work properly..
[18:12] <unoobtu> kahen i can't find other java5 version installed anyway O__O
[18:13] <BlackViper2> unoobtu, you cant use java6?
[18:13] <comrade_tuttle> kahen: carat browsing is off and it flipping out on pigeon as well as fire fox.
[18:13] <linux-evil> the installer cant see my harddisk partations
[18:13] <unoobtu> BlackViper2 nope.. i use java6 to develop but i got to run an old client with java5
[18:13] <jess12345> blackxored: the thing is messed up im now in low graphics mode
[18:13] <comrade_tuttle> like the scroll bar will constantly shoot up to the top and stick there
[18:14] <blackxored> unoobtu, as I said use java-wrappers for that program
[18:14] <BlackViper2> unoobtu, oic
[18:14] <blackxored> jess12345, sorry?
[18:14] <comrade_tuttle> and while typing the cursor will constantly move to the begining of the text box
[18:14] <unoobtu> blackxored i'll google a bit about that wrappers.. anyway i'm a bit confused, i just run with right click and now i can't do the same from shell?
[18:14] <konza> blackxored, how to change the submission port for smtp
[18:15] <unoobtu> sooo sad..
[18:15] <fccf> What is going on with keyserver.ubuntu.com? cannot connect, this is happening way too often
[18:15] <BlackViper2> !java-sun5-jdk
[18:15] <djx> !java-sun6-jdk
[18:15] <djx> :S
[18:15] <comrade_tuttle> Any one have any idea as to what this is? google is out of the question with how badly i have to fight it just using pidgeon
[18:15] <blackxored> unoobtu, install the java_wrappers_package and then find your java5 runtime and launch the executable as you may do it from the command line
[18:16] <grawity> fccf: It's down. Try pool.sks-keyservers.net instead
[18:16] <gnychis> where did Applications -> Preferences -> Session go to in 9.04? I cannot find it
[18:16] <unoobtu> okk
[18:16] <fccf> grawity: will that work for syncing to launchpad?
[18:16] <djx> my wireless connection is allways going off
[18:16] <grawity> fccf: It should :|
[18:16] <djx> could any1 help me?
[18:16] <kahen> gnychis: system > prefs > startup applications.
[18:16] <gnychis> kahen: thanks
[18:17] <blackxored> gnychis, probably System->Administration->Login Window?
[18:17] <Padhu> grawity: ssh -X makes local xorg conf alias to remote.
[18:17] <djx> hello?
[18:17] <grawity> Padhu: It doesn't.
[18:17] <sebsebseb> hi
[18:17] <BlackViper2> sebsebseb, hiya
[18:17] <sebsebseb> BlackViper2: hi
[18:18] <Padhu> grawity: he requires remote xorg conf in local
[18:18] <thiebaude> thats better
[18:19] <comrade_tuttle> Any one have any info regarding my cursor query
[18:19] <thiebaude> seb
[18:19] <samuncle> hello
[18:19] <thiebaude> samuncle, hey
[18:19] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: why were you called the other name?
[18:20] <Ziber> How can I setup locales on ubuntu?
[18:20] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, i wanted something new
[18:20] <samuncle> sorry for my bad english
[18:20] <Cronus> only thing i can say about ur cursor get a new one
[18:20] <Ziber> "No such file/directory error"
[18:20] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, but thats not for me
[18:20] <ukryta> sorry for my bad polish :)
[18:20] <konza> blackxored, how to change the submission port for smtp
[18:20] <ukryta> jest tu jakiś Polak? :)
[18:20] <thiebaude> balckviper is a hacker
[18:20] <samuncle> I test a little bot with python
[18:20] <blackxored> submission port?
[18:20] <Padhu> grawity: then?
[18:20] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: proggrammer?
[18:21] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, yes
[18:21] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: What's wrong with your current name and does it have a meaning?
[18:21] <blackxored> unoobtu, check this, I couldn't find a better example on my own http://tr.im/yaWw
[18:21] <comrade_tuttle> Cronos: the weird thing is the actually mouse cursor doesn't move it's self, just the text cursor and the scroll bar. Would that still be a hardware issue?
[18:22] <konza> blackxored, ya, when we telnet we use the port 25 rite? its written that some isp's block port 25
[18:22] <unoobtu> blackxored thx a lot
[18:22] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, yea, thats why i switched it back, was just trying out the other name,-its not me and i dont want to lose my current name
[18:22] <blackxored> konus, dunno if it blocks 25 will probaby block everything check that first
[18:22] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: ok
[18:22] <Mr_Kaizer> So I've installed Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom, and the extra campaign without issue. But when I try to patch it, it doesn't work. The install shield initializing window comes up, but there it freezes. Any suggestions?
[18:23] <blackxored> unoobtu, you just replace the find_java_runtime with jvm_sun5 and then run_java for your program, and you can alter the classpath as in the example
[18:23] <konza> blackxored,  i dont know how to check it dear.....
[18:23] <blackxored> unoobtu, hope that works for you
[18:23] <comrade_tuttle> Ok now I can't see what replies are coming my way because the scroll bar is completely stuck up top on the chat room, please any one with answers message me them as i won't be able to see any new chat...fml
[18:23] <sebsebseb> Mr_Kaizer: You installed a game into Wine?
[18:23] <blackxored> konza, interesting fact then, you're blind
[18:23] <XtoTheZ> when i try to verify network printr i get "This print share is not accessible.", how to fix that?
[18:23] <unoobtu> blackxored i hope too.. thx 4 your time
[18:23] <Mr_Kaizer> sebsebseb: Yes
[18:24] <blackxored> unoobtu, welcome
[18:24] <blackxored> konza, second
[18:24] <sebsebseb> Mr_Kaizer: Ok  since it's not really Ubuntu related, other than your Wine being on Ubuntu (I assume), you should ask in #winehq
[18:24] <Mr_Kaizer> sebsebseb: Will do, thanks!
[18:25] <sebsebseb> Mr_Kaizer: Good luck getting your game to hopefuly work properly in Wine
[18:25] <sebsebseb> Mr_Kaizer: or  whatever your doing
[18:26] <x404x> I see a lot of options in conf files that seem commented out (start with # or ;) but still seem important, are these disabled or can they still be active even if they seem not ?, also I vonder if it is bad to end an option line with a comment ? can that confuse the programs ?
[18:26] <blackxored> konza, it seems that in main.cf
[18:26] <blackxored> you have to look for smtpd
[18:26] <blackxored> or 25, and then change that
[18:26] <blackxored> I won't post you a postconf example since I have no postfix installed
[18:26] <blackxored> konza, but that may work for you
[18:27] <konza> where in main.cf
[18:27] <blackxored> I assume in /etc/postfix
[18:27] <blackxored> konza, search for smtpd in that file
[18:28] <XtoTheZ> hello, does anybody know how to fix "This print share is not accessible" error?
[18:28] <konza> blackxored, many lines start with smtpd
[18:28] <blackxored> then search for inet
[18:29] <samuncle> joli troll
[18:29] <blackxored> and smtpd is at the end of line, so I was saying smtpd$
[18:29] <samuncle> sorry
[18:29] <ethen637> is there any problem with mail server?
[18:29] <samuncle> bad channel
[18:29] <unoobtu> blackxored i got it!!! i just "located" java5 instead java1.5.. now i finded java sun 1.5 and it works like a charm(even if i don't know what a "charm" is)
[18:30] <Frantic> what would one use to validate a XML file against a XSD schema on linux? :)
[18:30] <blackxored> unoobtu, kind of lost, what did you do?
[18:30] <unoobtu> blackxored when i was looking for java5 i searched java5 instead java1.5... to find the right folder
[18:31] <blackxored> unoobtu, in the script?
[18:31] <blackxored> Frantic, libxml2-utils provides xmllint
[18:31] <unoobtu> blackxored when locating the right java version to use..
[18:31] <blackxored> unoobtu, ok
[18:31] <unoobtu> blackxored i'm so noob :P sorry
[18:31] <blackxored> unoobtu, you didn't java to use wrappers
[18:31] <blackxored> unoobtu, nevermind :D we are all learning here ;) don't be shy
[18:32] <unoobtu> blackxored :-)
[18:32] <kahen> Frantic: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/programming-9/xmllint-against-xsd-validation-555989/ ?
[18:32] <pex> wahat does the programm source do, i need it for some sun prog, no man page no whatis , ..
[18:32] <kahen> Frantic: GIYF.
[18:32] <konza> blackxored, only two lines have inet
[18:32] <unoobtu> dinnertime, bye all.. and good luck!
[18:32] <blackxored> konza, one of those lines has smtpd too
[18:33] <blackxored> konza, i'm wrong, since i'm kind of blind here
[18:33] <GrimmVarg> hello guys, can anyone point me in the direction of ubuntu+macbook channels or gurus? tnx :)
[18:33] <kahen> topic needs a link to http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html IMO
[18:33] <whileimhere> Hello:
[18:33] <IdleOne> kahen: #ubuntu-ops to make your topic suggestions
[18:33] <blackxored> whileimhere, aloha :P
[18:33] <whileimhere> I was wondering what a netbook CAN'T do rather than what it CAN do. Anyone?
[18:34] <Frantic> blackxored: kahen: thanks
[18:35] <GrimmVarg> does anybody know anything about ubuntu efi boot and hardware acceleration on macbooks?
[18:35] <konza> blackxored, inet_interfaces = all             inet_protocols = true           only these two lines
[18:35] <guntbert> !ot | whileimhere
[18:36] <blackxored> konza, wow that's tricky would you paste your main.cf in paste.ubuntu.com
[18:36] <blackxored> konza, also, assuming you haven't selected to "split configuration files"
[18:36] <konza> blackxored,  did u mean master.cf
[18:36] <blackxored> just go to /etc/postfix
[18:36] <blackxored> and do a grep -R "smtpd$" *
[18:37] <tlf> Ubuntu wont read my external drive, gparted and fdisk both don't pick the drive up either. Any clues>?
[18:37] <blackxored> konza, or for "inet"
[18:37] <blackxored> tlf, without the usb connect ... logs hard to tell
[18:37] <b3rz3rk3r> good evening everyone
[18:38] <blackxored> b3rz3rk3r, hi, although isn't evening here ;) hope it was
[18:38] <blackxored> konza, also I'm not giving up but in #ubuntu-server you'll find better answers
[18:39] <vinpan> hey hey hey all
[18:39] <b3rz3rk3r> vinpan, hey
[18:39] <e370> hey
[18:39] <e370> :)
[18:39] <e370> so i have a pc game
[18:39] <e370> and i am tryin to install it
[18:39] <vinpan> is Rhorse here
[18:39] <blackxored> !enter | e370
[18:40] <tlf> There's no way to reinstall particular usb drivers?
[18:40] <e370> sorry blackxored
[18:40] <blackxored> tlf put lsusb and check if you see your devices
[18:41] <blackxored> e370, np
[18:41] <vinpan> well last nite i couldnt get the menu bar to show i reformatted a little bit ago and still didnt show well i didnt know u have to add them manualy
[18:41] <blackxored> tlf, make sure to sudo update-usbids first
[18:41] <blackxored> tlf, and tell me if you see your drive there
[18:41] <e370> im trying to install a pc game its on a cd
[18:41] <tlf> Well, one is my mouse and unless the other one is hidden, it must be my external
[18:41] <GeCk0> hi can someone help me. i need to setup the server:port in XChat
[18:41] <Arc_Orion> What game?
[18:41] <blackxored> tlf paste it
[18:42] <vinpan> so it works now WOOWOO
[18:42] <blackxored> GeCk0, you need to connect to a server on a non-standard port, that's it?
[18:42] <e370> who wants to be a millionaire
[18:42] <konza> blackxored, http://paste.ubuntu.com/267421/
[18:42] <vinpan> we all do
[18:42] <tlf> http://pastebin.com/m1cf1aeb0
[18:42] <GeCk0> yes blackxored
[18:42] <GeCk0> its a bouncer blackxored
[18:42] <e370> no thats the name of the game lol
[18:42] <blackxored> GeCk0, you mean a proxy???
[18:43] <GeCk0> no a bouncer
[18:43] <vinpan> i lovexchat so many roms
[18:43] <GeCk0> psybnc blackxored
[18:43] <vinpan> rooms
[18:43] <Arc_Orion> e370, I believe that's a Windows game.  You wouldn't be able to just "install" it on Linux.
[18:43] <blackxored> GeCk0, you need to connect thought it??
[18:43] <vinpan> i installed guild wars on linux
[18:43] <Arc_Orion> Might be able to use Wine, but I haven't used Wine before.
[18:43] <e370> all games are windows
[18:43] <tlf> I know whats wrong
[18:43] <Arc_Orion> !wine | e370
[18:43] <GeCk0> blackxored: i only need to know how to connect to an non-standard-port
[18:43] <blackxored> tlf so go to the /dev/disk/by-path and see if it is there
[18:43] <b3rz3rk3r> e370, not quite true ;)
[18:44] <e370> ive never seen a game sold in a shop which supports linux
[18:44] <e370> :)
[18:44] <b3rz3rk3r> e370, ever played any of the Quake series?
[18:44] <vinpan> guild wars is a windows game and it installed fine on linux and it runs faster
[18:44] <e370> you cant get the top games such as Cod 4 etc for it
[18:44] <b3rz3rk3r> e370, or Doom, or anything b y iD for that matter
[18:44] <blackxored> GeCk0, just put the port behind the slash in the network list tab like irc.freenode.net/6667
[18:44] <guitbass> or world of warcraft
[18:44] <Arc_Orion> Unreal Tournament isn't a top game?
[18:44] <vinpan> yes you can there is a scrpit for it ive seen it
[18:45] <GeCk0> thanks, it works
[18:45] <Pici> !offtopic
[18:45] <GrimmVarg> does anybody know anything about ubuntu efi boot and hardware acceleration on macbooks?
[18:45] <blackxored> e370, linux gaming has been improving in the last years
[18:45] <tbjj> hi, I have Atheros 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter and from System->administration->Hardware Drivers I see support for this card and driver is currently in use BUT I still cant see it with ifconfig or iwconfig. What could bossibly be missing?
[18:45] <blackxored> e370, BTW wine won't run extensive directx enabled games, cedega is for that
[18:45] <boulbul> Hi, I have installed ubuntu on sony vaio  vgn-ns20j...but wireless does not work
[18:45] <tlf> blackxored, there's nothing there
[18:45] <blackxored> e370, check alien_arena, doom, unreal, wolfsteing uff the list is huge
[18:45] <boulbul> can you help me please
[18:46] <tlf> blackxored, if it was showing up there I'd have no problem
[18:46] <Arc_Orion> Hmm, cedega?
[18:46] <Arc_Orion> !cedega
[18:46] <blackxored> tlf if you to /dev/disk/by-path
[18:46] <blackxored> tlf, you don't see nothing
[18:47] <tlf> There are files in /dev/disk/by-path
[18:47] <b3rz3rk3r> e370, you must be new.. you should check out POL (Play on Linux) as it will help you configure wine to run you games
[18:47] <blackxored> boulbul, don't ask for help, ask your question, someone will help! (hope to..)
[18:47] <tbjj> what could be wrong if I see my wireless card drivers in use but cant see interface to brong up?
[18:47] <e370> i am new
[18:47] <TheBrightKnight> Hi all
[18:47] <e370> i was just stating facts
[18:47] <TheBrightKnight> Not feeling so bright today
[18:47] <vinpan> installing COD4 on Linux http://www.fsckin.com/2008/02/21/how-to-run-call-of-duty-4-cod4-modern-combat-in-linux/
[18:47] <konza> blackxored,  u there
[18:47] <konza> blackxored,  u there
[18:47] <konza> hi
[18:47] <konza> hi
[18:47] <TheBrightKnight> wondering if someone can help me with "automatic startup" services
[18:47] <FloodBot3> konza: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:48] <e370> i went into Game and asked which games do you sell for linux they said none.
[18:48] <boulbul> blackxored: what driver would work with  sony vaio vgn-ns20j...or how could I make it work
[18:48] <boulbul> ?
[18:48] <m_law> Can anyone tell me why rhythmbox can't access the music on LAN HD but porgrams like mplayer, totem, nautilus can?
[18:48] <blackxored> konza, yes you have probably not read my message
[18:48] <TheBrightKnight> Linux teabag 2.6.28-15-generic #49-Ubuntu SMP Tue Aug 18 18:40:08 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[18:48] <TheBrightKnight> Linux teabag 2.6.28-15-generic #49-Ubuntu SMP Tue Aug 18 18:40:08 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[18:48] <m_law> im using sftp
[18:48] <boulbul> blackxored: is it better worded now :)?
[18:48] <blackxored> konza, I said you to paste your conf, to do a grep and to probably go to #ubuntu-server for better answers
[18:49] <b3rz3rk3r> e370, only tuxgames.com sell games for linux i think.. but there are lots of clients availble from the FTP of the game companies, otherwise WINE will run a lot of things
[18:49] <vinpan> so now my next big ubuntu project is networking my computers in the house and setting up a server :)
[18:49] <boulbul> any one knows how to get the wifi card to work with ubuntu on  sony viao vgn-ns20j
[18:49] <b3rz3rk3r> e370, Cedega is also a good option
[18:49] <boulbul> ?
[18:49] <tbjj> anyone how do I make networkinterface wlan0 by hand as it doesent appear even mu drivers are up
[18:49] <TheBrightKnight> init: squid main process (3751) terminated with status 1
[18:50] <b3rz3rk3r> e370, if you are serious about your gaming though, id just keep a copy of windows handy and avoid all the hassle *assuming you have Win?*
[18:50] <blackxored> b3rz3rk3r, exactly e370: remember that main focus of linux is not gaming, and windows owns most market of games for the simple reason it has more users
[18:50] <blackxored> e370, and as pointed check on http://www.playonlinux.com
[18:50] <blackxored> e370, on run a virtual or dualboot, whichever you prefer
[18:51] <tbjj> is there a channel for hardware related problems?
[18:51] <TheBrightKnight> is anyone interested in helping me to get squid to startup automatically on my machine?
[18:51] <Jeruvy> tbjj: try ##hardware
[18:51] <vinpan> is there a good website on setting up a home network?
[18:52] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, that's the default behaviour AFAIK
[18:52] <m_law> Can anyone tell me why rhythmbox can't access the music on LAN HD but porgrams like mplayer, totem, nautilus can? - i think its something to do with permissions
[18:53] <TheBrightKnight> I've probably messed around a little trying to fix it myself.
[18:53] <Arc_Orion> Actually, that brings up a question - which VM is going to offer the best video hardware support?
[18:53] <TheBrightKnight> But it's not working now anyway
[18:53] <Darkebrz> Hi, I'm having some trouble with my sound. I have uninstalled and removes Pulseaudio then added LASA (i think its called that), yet I still can't get sound.
[18:53] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, install sysv-rc-conf and enable it from there, that should work, assuming it starts and you haven't broke it of course
[18:54] <TheBrightKnight> Also - same issue with ushare
[18:54] <konza_> hi
[18:54] <masquerade> ahoy
[18:54] <TheBrightKnight> I tried adding /etc/init.d/squid start to /etc/rc.local
[18:54] <trism> Arc_Orion: vmware had some experimental support for using directx in a vm, didn't work too well when I tried though
[18:55] <trism> Arc_Orion: this was a while ago though, they may have perfected it
[18:55] <TheBrightKnight> I've got sysv-rc-conf and It's enabled there
[18:55] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, /etc/rc.local is for system admin customization only, per policy packages which include startup script set their links in /etc/init.d properly
[18:55] <Arc_Orion> Hmm, I'll look into that.  Thanks, trism.
[18:55] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, so try to do what I've told you, then come back if it doesn't works
[18:56] <TheBrightKnight> Now I'm in a pickle for ushare in there - cause some of the stuff I've tried myself has created probably non-standard entries in sysv-rc-conf
[18:56] <TheBrightKnight> If I was to uninstall ushare, squid then work on cleaning my init scripts
[18:56] <TheBrightKnight> Would that be a good way forward?
[18:57] <alex23> hi
[18:57] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, paste ls -la /etc/init.d/
[18:58] <rishiVIII> what is better clean install or upgrade (ubuntu) ?? just curious
[18:58] <kaushal> hi
[18:58] <kaushal> anyone used autossh in ubuntu ?
[18:59] <konza_> blackxored,  u there?
[18:59] <konza_> blackxored, there was some problem with connectioin
[18:59] <blackxored> rishiVIII, it's personal prefence, mine's dpkg --get-selections + clean install + dpkg --set-selections + apt-get dselect-upgrade
[18:59] <blackxored> konza_, which problemas
[19:00] <e370> thanks ubuntu for my free cd's btw
[19:00] <Arc_Orion> !rpm
[19:01] <kaushal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/267433/
[19:01] <rishiVIII> so there is no major technical difference (apart from backing up data) between clean install and upgrade
[19:01] <Arc_Orion> !bundle
[19:01] <kaushal> !autossh
[19:01] <jess12345> help monitors - how do i amend the xorg file for 2 screens
[19:02] <jess12345> both are working, they are not mirrors but they are showing the same thing
[19:02] <sin360> Has anyone here used vuze as a server for 360? I have it connected but it doesn't see any videos
[19:02] <TheBrightKnight> blackxored - i pasted in a seperate window
[19:02] <TheBrightKnight> thanks
[19:02] <TheBrightKnight> http://paste.ubuntu.com/267434/
[19:02] <konza_> blackxored, did u see the pastebin
[19:02] <Arc_Orion> !find bundle
[19:03] <konza_> blackxored, http://paste.ubuntu.com/267421/
[19:03] <Arc_Orion> Ah... Mac.
[19:03] <blackxored> konza_, on it
[19:03] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, try sudo invoke-rc.d squid start
[19:04] <unautre> hi.
[19:04] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, if it fails then won't start neither at boot up nor any moment else
[19:04] <TheBrightKnight> blackxored - I got the message "fail" - but squid is running just now
[19:04] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, really? sure?
[19:05] <TheBrightKnight> positive
[19:05] <blackxored> konza_, you've probably splitted you conf, check on #ubuntu-server
[19:05] <TheBrightKnight> root@teabag:/etc# sudo invoke-rc.d squid start
[19:05] <TheBrightKnight>  * Starting Squid HTTP proxy squid                                     [fail]
[19:05] <Pici> TheBrightKnight: It probably won't start if its already running....
[19:05] <TheBrightKnight> I'll shut it down and try again then.
[19:05] <b3rz3rk3r> lol.. you call your machine teabag?
[19:06] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, try if it supports the status option: sudo invoke-rc.d squid status
[19:06] <TheBrightKnight> Pici  / blackxored - it works
[19:06] <TheBrightKnight> blackxored - yeah that works
[19:06] <darkjackaho> hi there, how can i save my channels on xchat, i've forgot it 'coz i stop use it for long time
[19:06] <TheBrightKnight> root@teabag:/etc# sudo invoke-rc.d squid start
[19:06] <TheBrightKnight>  * Starting Squid HTTP proxy squid                                     [fail]
[19:07] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, it says it's started
[19:07] <TheBrightKnight> sorry
[19:07] <konza_> blackxored,  there is some prob with that channel
[19:07] <b3rz3rk3r> darkjackaho, just edit your preferred rooms under the server list
[19:07] <TheBrightKnight> blackxored - yeah the two commands you've provided both work
[19:07] <coolcourt> how do i log into the root on 9.04 desktop? I cant write files
[19:07] <TheBrightKnight> blackxored It says "squid is running"
[19:07] <IdleOne> darkjackaho: edit the options in the network list ( #ubuntu,#mychan,#etc )
[19:07] <b3rz3rk3r> coolcourt, just use "sudo"
[19:07] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, so kill it and try to start it
[19:08] <e370> !cedega
[19:08] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, sudo killall squid will do the dirty
[19:08] <coolcourt> but once i start developing i cannot write files
[19:08] <coolcourt> they say read only due to permissions
[19:08] <TheBrightKnight> blackxored - works
[19:08] <blackxored> so there's is it
[19:08] <b3rz3rk3r> coolcourt, then you need to change the permission on the files
[19:08] <e370> i dont have $5 for cedega
[19:08] <kahen> coolcourt: you're doing something horribly wrong then
[19:08] <TheBrightKnight> blackxored - but it won't start automatically though....
[19:09] <b3rz3rk3r> coolcourt, right-click-> properties->permissions
[19:09] <kahen> coolcourt: you should never need root for working with source code
[19:09] <darkjackaho> b3rz3rk3r 'n' IdleOne: thanks...
[19:09] <b3rz3rk3r> np
[19:09] <TheBrightKnight> blackxored - every time I boot up i have to kick it to have it started.  I think i'm in the wrong init mode, or the order for startup is wrong.
[19:09] <no_one> hi there evryone
[19:09] <b3rz3rk3r> coolcourt, kahen is right though i think.. what are you working on?
[19:09] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, if you kill it and start it works, so go ahead with sys-rc-... and enable it for runlevel 2
[19:10] <Nyoron> coolcourt: Sudo goes before the command
[19:10] <Like> .:)
[19:10] <hari_> Does anyone run Ubuntu on a Tablet PC (I have a Portege m200)
[19:10] <klenz> hey i want to put an xrandr script in my gdm startup so that it starts before the login screen how do i do that??
[19:11] <TheBrightKnight> blackxored - the squid service is currently enabled in sysv-rc... for runlevels 2 through 5
[19:11] <Darkebrz> Hi, I'm having some trouble with my sound. I have uninstalled and removes Pulseaudio then added LASA (i think its called that), yet I still can't get sound.
[19:11] <TheBrightKnight> blackxored - if the X in the box means that it is enabled.
[19:11] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, sure
[19:12] <klenz> i read that you can some how add scripts to etc/gdm but im not sure where
[19:13] <Dgould0622> can any1 help me with my sound configuration?
[19:13] <TheBrightKnight> blackxored - my dinner is ready - i will come back later to work on this.
[19:13] <Like> ....
[19:13] <blackxored> TheBrightKnight, all right, have fun
[19:13] <no_one> Darkebrz,     try at shell sudo alsamixer
[19:14] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[19:15] <Dgould0622> can any1 help me with my microphone please
[19:15] <Darkebrz> no_one, both are at 100%
[19:15] <coolcourt> how do i change my login to root access, i cannot read or write files in my localhost
[19:15] <Pici> !sudo | coolcourt
[19:16] <Dgould0622> can some 1 message me to help me with my micorphone configuration
[19:16] <b3rz3rk3r> why are the bots flooding the chan?
[19:16] <coolcourt> !sudo | coolcourt
[19:17] <klenz> can anyone help me with xrandr my monitor is detected as an unknown monitor
[19:17] <Dgould0622> can any1 please help me with my microphone configuaration
[19:17] <klenz> and i cant change my resolution
[19:17] <IdleOne> b3rz3rk3r: they are setting modes not exactly flooding
[19:17] <geoaxis> hello people, i have been using linux for 8 years now and after all these years i am finally feeling the pressure to go back to windows , reason, the software which I have to use is only available in windows
[19:17] <geoaxis> and this disturbs me alot
[19:18] <IdleOne> geoaxis: what software
[19:18] <geoaxis> has any one else been in this situation, feeling the presure
[19:18] <wildc4rd_> evening all
[19:18] <Dgould0622> can any1 help me please i cannot get my microphone to work
[19:18] <Trijntje> Hi all, i've just removed bootchart form my system and now update-initramfs keeps giving this error: WARNING: found more than one resume device candidate:
[19:18] <geoaxis> IdleOne: well for startes skype video calls (i can do primitive one in linux, but not the high quality one)
[19:18] <Darkebrz> no_one, that did not work
[19:18] <Pici> geoaxis: This isn't a discussion channel, if you want to talk about this you can join #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:19] <kahen> to all those that pointed coolcourt to use sudo. congratulations; you've given him enough rope to hang himself with. he said he had problems with diong some development stuff, so it sounds like he put source code in /usr/something rather than $HOME/something
[19:20] <coolcourt> yea, absoultely, i just wanna be able to read and write files it says files arent writeable due to permissions
[19:20] <Dgould0622> what channel can i go to for support
[19:20] <IdleOne> !sound | Dgould0622
[19:21] <Arc_Orion> !xserver-xgl
[19:21] <kahen> coolcourt: let me guess... you got the source code by using "sudo apt-get source <whatever>"?
[19:21] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> muahhahaha :p
[19:21] <Daremonai> !midi
[19:21] <Daremonai> !mid
[19:21] <coolcourt> yea, right now i run into this, permissions error
[19:21] <Like> hahaha
[19:21] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm
[19:21] <coolcourt> and i cant get phpmyadmin to load in localhost/phpmyadmin
[19:21] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> Try sudo
[19:22] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm
[19:22] <Pici> Like: Please stop, this is a support channel.
[19:22] <coolcourt> i cant even delete this file i created in home/user/public_html
[19:22] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> The permissions errors are usually hard to solve
[19:22] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> ok I can tell you how to delete
[19:22] <Like> ohhh sorry i dont see my line after anyway....
[19:23] <Like> tnx pici
[19:23] <Trijntje> Hi all, i've just removed bootchart form my system and now update-initramfs keeps giving this error: WARNING: found more than one resume device candidate. Whats going on? will my pc boot after this?
[19:23] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> go to the directory in terminal home/user/public_html then sudo rm -r home/user/public_html
[19:24] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> coolcourt: go to the directory in terminal home/user/public_html then sudo rm -r home/user/public_html did you get that?
[19:24] <coolcourt> yes almost done
[19:24] <kahen> coolcourt: what are the permissions on $HOME/public_html then?
[19:24] <Dgould0622> Please message me if some 1 can help me with my microphone settings
[19:24] <waqas> hello
[19:24] <t0s> im trying to install dockbarx https://launchpad.net/~dockbar-main/+archive/ppa , how do i get the public key?
[19:24] <coolcourt> well i guess since i created it with the root login
[19:24] <coolcourt> when i saved to that folder
[19:24] <kahen> root root? then sudo chown -R could be what you need
[19:25] <coolcourt> k
[19:25] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> try installing Apache without permission
[19:25] <kahen> coolcourt: man chown
[19:25] <Nyoron> Why don't you just use su
[19:25] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm
[19:25] <coolcourt> k just did man chown
[19:25] <Nyoron> su still works even though Ubuntu users aren't aware of it
[19:25] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> nice coolcourt
 files owned by root in $HOME is obviously wrong...
[19:26] <coolcourt> now can i make coolcourt the root from here
[19:26] <kahen> sudo is NOT what you do to fix it
[19:26] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> ahh
[19:26] <IdleOne> t0s: : : sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 38BD81CA
[19:27] <IdleOne> t0s: then sudo apt-get update
[19:27] <t0s> thanks
[19:27] <zenguy311> help
[19:27] <zenguy311> my networking doesn't work
[19:27] <waqas> sure.....
[19:27] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> are you using wifi zenguy311?
[19:27] <IdleOne> t0s: if you look at the ppa page there is a "Signing key" click on what is this? for info
[19:28] <waqas> yeah you using wifi
[19:28] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm
[19:28] <zenguy311> I was using ettercap gui when i right clicked and disabled my wireless connection while ettterca ws still sniffing.
[19:28] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> if you have firewall try disabling it
[19:28] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> In Ubuntu
[19:28] <zenguy311> i immediately closed ethercap and enabled wireless but nothings working..i restarted it and still no luck
[19:29] <typer666> witam mam problem....
[19:29] <MOUD> Hello
[19:29] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> have you tried through cable?
[19:29] <waqas> yeah and just right click on it and enable it again
[19:29] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> what waqas said
[19:29] <typer666> internet dziala irc jak widac tez a mozilla jednak sie z netem nie moze polaczayc..
[19:29] <Pici> !pl | typer666
[19:29] <typer666> ok
[19:30] <zenguy311> wagas i've done that a dozen times..
[19:30] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm
[19:30] <waqas> right click > Enable Networking and Enable Wireless
[19:30] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> have you tried restarting your rotuer zenguy311?
[19:30] <zenguy311> it saids device not ready
[19:30] <waqas> are you using any Laptop or desktop?
[19:30] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> Restart the router zenguy311!
[19:30] <Pici> !who
[19:30] <LinuX2half> Hi, I have a problem when I switch to fullscreen and the video is choppy
[19:31] <zenguy311> i tried a sudo ifconfig wlan0 down command which seems to work but i can;t bri g it back "up"
[19:31] <zenguy311> laptop
[19:31] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> try using mplayer LinuX2half!
[19:31] <waqas> if you are using laptop and there is a wireless disable enable button try using it again
[19:31] <Nyoron> LinuX2half: What player are you using?
[19:31] <waqas> cause this once happened to me and took so much time :(
[19:31] <zenguy311> i'm connected to the router my wireless just won;t work
[19:31] <LinuX2half> I'm using flash player
[19:31] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> try shutting the router down zenguy311!
[19:31] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> then start it up again zenguy311
[19:31] <Nyoron> LinuX2half: Oh you mean youtube videos.
[19:32] <kahen> LinuX2half: known problem. flash is basically a steaming pile of boop
[19:32] <zenguy311> right now i'm uing winblows because i coudn't even use ndiswrapper
[19:32] <damon> good evening
[19:32] <IdleOne> windows*
[19:32] <LinuX2half> specifically the online video works fine in regular screen but when it fill the screen, the video is choppy.
[19:32] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm
[19:32] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> Im stumped LinuX2half!
[19:33] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> I suggest installing flash from adobe LinuX2half!
[19:33] <Nyoron> LinuX2half: http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/supported_features.png It's this common.
[19:33] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> There is Ubuntu deb there
[19:33] <m_law> could anyone tell me how to creat symlinks across network shares?
[19:34] <kahen> LinuX2half: you're basically asking the impossible. flash is a steaming pile of whatsit across all systems -- just slightly more on linux than on windows and mac. blame adobe for making shoddy code
[19:34] <zenguy311> i'm connected to the router my wireless just won;t work?
[19:34] <zenguy311> what happens when you can no longer use the /etc/init.d/networking restart command to broing you wifi back to life?
[19:35] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm
[19:35] <LinuX2half> oh, I found some solution online but I'm not sure if the mtrr files exist
[19:36] <mthorn> quick question: Trying to compile gnome global menu on xubuntu, intrepid. configure is telling me that it can't find glib-2.0, but I definitely have libglib-2.0-dev installed. How would I check which version of that library I have?
[19:36] <Tetracomm> skype:slop?chat
[19:36] <Tetracomm> Is there a Skype button for Ubuntu?
[19:36] <MOUD> I reinstalled windows but on a different partition and restored the grub boot loader. But the problem is that since it's on a different partition now I can't boot to windows. How can I fix this?
[19:36] <arvind_khadri> !skype > Tetracomm
[19:36] <zenguy311> Lukasz_Tarkowski, what can i do to fix my wifi
[19:36] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> going to offtopic
[19:36] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> ok
[19:36] <izmel> hello. can som1 help me with expanding my ubuntu space.
[19:36] <vsMS> MOUD:you need to modify the grub entry for you windows
[19:36] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> zenguy311: try shutting router of and turn it back on
[19:37] <sebsebseb> MOUD: ok  Grub is still on the MBR?
[19:37] <sebsebseb> MOUD: why did you re install Windows,  also   gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:37] <m_law> could anyone tell me how to creat symlinks across network files
[19:37] <arvind_khadri> MOUD, adjust the entries of menu.lst to point properly to windows
[19:37] <zenguy311> fuestion: Trying to compile gnome global menu on xubuntu, intrepid. configure is telling me that it can't find glib-2.0, but I definitely have libglib-2.0-dev installed. How would I check which version of that library I have?
[19:37] <zenguy311> [14:36] *** izmel (i=3c30facc@gateway/web/freenode/x-xuhrkedaknddmkpz) joined
[19:37] <zenguy311> [14:36] <Tetracomm> skype:slop?chat
[19:37] <zenguy311> [14:36] *** no_one q
[19:37] <FloodBot3> zenguy311: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:37] <sebsebseb> MOUD: then you can  edit/add  the Windows entry
[19:37] <arvind_khadri> !paste > zenguy311
[19:38] <zenguy311> sorry
[19:38] <zenguy311> mistake
[19:38] <izmel> guys, im facing low space left on my ubuntu.how am i going to expand
 : what do you mean by "expanging" ?
[19:38] <sebsebseb> izmel: How big is your partition?
[19:38] <MOUD> sebsebseb: let me check.   arvind_khadri, I don't know what to change.
[19:38] <bipul> hi all
[19:38] <sebsebseb> MOUD: there's  an example in the  file  for  how you can add Windows
[19:38] <izmel> sebsebseb: im installing ubuntu after windows 7
[19:39] <bipul> i have just installed wine on my lappi
[19:39] <sebsebseb> izmel: Windows 7 :(  Vista version 2!
[19:39] <Nyoron> bipul You can just ask a question from the get go
[19:39] <LinuX2half> can someone tell me if this post is helpful for my kind of issue? http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090827103038AA0CL5Y
[19:39] <arvind_khadri> LinuX2half, whats your issue
[19:40] <izmel> sebsebseb: is there any way for me to extend my space?
[19:40] <zenguy311> lukasz_tarkowski, i know enough about networking to know ir's a software problem with ubuntu beacuse i dual-booted into vista and i'm chatting with guys for help
[19:40] <sebsebseb> izmel: you shoudn't just run out of space on Ubuntu
[19:40] <LinuX2half> I found this online and some are just not helpful because some commands aren't available.
[19:40] <MOUD> sebsebseb: Windows is added but when I reinstalled it I changed the partition so now when I select it on grub it doesn't work.
[19:40] <sebsebseb> izmel: unless your partition is to small for it
[19:40] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> ahh zenguy311
[19:40] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm
[19:40] <drvenom> Hey everyone, I'm new to linux. I just installed a gournal (program) via synaptic, but it does not show up under applications like the other software I have installed. Can anyone help.
[19:40] <Nyoron> arvind_khadri: His full screen flash player lags
[19:40] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> Im stumped
[19:40] <sebsebseb> MOUD: ok  well you need to know which partition it is,   is it the second partiton the first?
[19:40] <zenguy311> if i don;t have wifi i'm helpless
[19:40] <zach_> hey yall
[19:41] <Nyoron> drvenom: Open up a terminal and type the program name, for a test
[19:41] <izmel> sebsebseb: i think 10gb is quite big aite?
[19:41] <MOUD> sebsebseb: it was on sda1 but now it's on sda2
[19:41] <LinuX2half> arvind_khadri: yes, ummm I was was watching a online video and not a while ago I noticed that when I switched to full screen, the video is choppy. Some blame flash for this problem and others I had no idea....
[19:41] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> have you tried zenguy311 sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[19:41] <sebsebseb> izmel: 10GB for /   would be ok, but  if you got /home in there and  got bigish files and such,  your going to run out of space probably
[19:41] <zenguy311> lukasz_tarkowski, there is wmaster0 and wlan1. wlan1 is what is use.
[19:41] <arvind_khadri> MOUD, you just need to edit the entries of menu.lst thats it
[19:41] <drvenom> Nyoron, it opened up with no problem. Can I pin it to applications
[19:42] <izmel> sebsebseb: ok.thx
[19:42] <arvind_khadri> LinuX2half, you have compiz?
[19:42] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> zenguy311: try this command sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[19:42] <Like> drvenom,  Rigth Click In Your Desktop Launch ...
[19:42] <question> zenguy311: did you restart your networking devices?......etc/init.d/networking stop.....etc/init.d/networking start
[19:42] <sebsebseb> izmel: and this is why it's a good idea to have a seperate /home partition
[19:42] <zenguy311> lukasz_tarkowski, eth0 is ethernet cable connection i'm haven;t used that in months i'm using wireless
[19:42] <Zachk18> hey
[19:42] <sebsebseb> izmel: plus  it makes re installing Ubuntu easier, if you  have a reason to do that later on
[19:42] <sebsebseb> izmel: since your program user data files go in the hidden .folders in Home
[19:43] <izmel> sebsebseb: is there any differences between sda7 and sda5?
[19:43] <zenguy311> question, i've done that several times along side the force-reload command
[19:43] <izmel> sebsebseb: is it means different partition?
[19:43] <sebsebseb> izmel: then you re install programs, and the old settings should still work
[19:43] <LinuX2half> arvind_khadri: No, I removed it from my computer
[19:43] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> zenguy311:  try sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[19:43] <sebsebseb> !home |  izmel
[19:43] <sebsebseb> izmel: not  exactly
[19:43] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> In terminal and enter your password in the terminal
[19:43] <MOUD> sebsebseb, arvind_khadri:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/267464/
[19:43] <sebsebseb> izmel: for example if I open up gparted I don't have partitions in order from  sda1  to  sda7 or whatever,  in fact it skips some of the numbers
[19:44] <zenguy311> Lukasz_Tarkowski, i've used that command already
[19:44] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm
[19:44] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> well I am stumped zenguy311!
[19:44] <sebsebseb> izmel: on the top right though,  it should say like /dev/sda  and then if you cilck that, and you have another hard disk drive in, well  that's how you would  gain access to the partitions on it in gparted
[19:44] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> sorry
[19:44] <LinuX2half> arvind_khadri: are you trying to say that I could use compiz to view the fullscreen video?
[19:44] <zenguy311> i can't even scan using the "iwlist scan" command
[19:44] <sebsebseb> izmel: or unalloacted space on it, depending what's on the drive
[19:44] <LinuX2half> arvind_khadri: some said it had resolve this issue before
[19:44] <cornet> izmel: yes they are different partitions. partition numbers 1->4 are primary partitions, parition numbers 5 and above are logical partitions
[19:45] <x404x> is there a place to get xmake ? the official site seems to be down ?
[19:45] <izmel> how do i know i have a different partition for my ubuntu?
[19:45] <ctmjr_> zenguy311: what error do you get when you try to scan?
[19:45] <izmel> can i see it through windows?
[19:45] <kasansweat> I'm looking to two-way sync folders of mp3s on 2 computers. Unison looks okay, but is extremely slow on the first pass because of the large collection size. Does anyone know of a solution that's "less strict" -- i.e. could use filename and size and that's it?
[19:45] <zenguy311> Lukasz_Tarkowski, thanks for trying ..i'll lurk here someore until i can figure it out
[19:45] <sebsebseb> izmel: you won't have a seperate /home unless  you made one on install
[19:45] <blackxored> cornet, now that you pointed that out, there's another difference besides the fact it could be detected by bios, that makes them appart?
[19:45] <sebsebseb> izmel: or after install
[19:46] <navatwo> I need help, I cannot find the connection to my new internet server. It is hardwired, and plugged in. I have not used wireless internet so it could be my drivers. Could someone help me out here?
[19:46] <Dulak> kasansweat: you look at rsync?
[19:46] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> seems people are having trouble Ubuntu wireless
[19:46] <cornet> blackxored: sorry i don't understand what you mean ?
[19:46] <izmel> sebsebseb: if i run my ubuntu, i can see my windows partition, but when im on windows. i cant see ubuntu partition
[19:47] <blackxored> cornet, primary vs extended parts
[19:47] <sebsebseb> izmel: good :)
[19:47] <sebsebseb> izmel: and that's the way it's meant to be really
[19:47] <kasansweat> Dulak: I did, but when you start looking at 2-way, it gets a tad complicated. I may have to settle with rsync or Unison, but I was wondering if there was anything easier out there.
[19:47] <blackxored> cornet, structurally speaking, what makes them different
[19:47] <sebsebseb> izmel: Windows does not have  support for Ext3 partitions, but there is a driver that can be gotton so that it can access Ext3
[19:47] <earthling__> izmel .. a palian windows installation does not recognize the ext partitions
[19:47] <navatwo> yakman: how do I find out if my drivers are correct?
[19:47] <cornet> blackxored: oh right
[19:47] <earthling__> *plain
[19:48] <blackxored> cornet, ;)
[19:48] <sebsebseb> MOUD: yes
[19:48] <sebsebseb> MOUD: that looks like the Windows example to me
[19:48] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> zenguy311:  try this http://www.debianadmin.com/ubuntu-networking-for-basic-and-advanced-users.html
[19:48] <pranav> how to use copy and paste contents of one file into another file from nano ?
[19:48] <navatwo> I need help, I cannot find the connection to my new internet server. It is hardwired, and plugged in. I have not used wireless internet so it could be my drivers. Could someone help me out here?
[19:48] <sebsebseb> MOUD: however  you can't just use it by uncommenting removing the # or ##
[19:49] <sebsebseb> MOUD: in the  example  hd0,0  is the first partition on the first hard disk
[19:49] <MOUD> sebsebseb: that's the one that grub created before I reinstalled the XP on another partition
[19:49] <earthling__> navatwo, can u ping your server?
[19:49] <sebsebseb> MOUD: you must add a similar entry, with your partition number,  to  the bottom of the file with the Ubuntu entrys
[19:49] <izmel> sebsebseb: http://imagebin.org/63056 <- is my home partition are seperate from other partition?
[19:49] <sebsebseb> MOUD: well which one do you want to boot up by default?
[19:49] <navatwo> earthling__: I don't have the information for that
[19:50] <sebsebseb> izmel: I was going to suggest that, upload a screenshot
[19:50] <pranav> how to use clipboard in base console ?
[19:50] <pranav> how to use clipboard in base console ?
[19:50] <sebsebseb> izmel: so I can see your partitions
[19:50] <izmel> sebsebseb: http://imagebin.org/63056
[19:50] <nicklas_> hey, anyone knows the difference between nexuiz-linux-x86_64-glx and nexuiz-linux-x86_64-sdl ???
[19:50] <sebsebseb> izmel: yes already got your link
[19:50] <earthling__> navatwo,  do you know the ip addresss of your internet server/
[19:51] <pranav> I want a part of text from one file into another using "nano", is it possible ?
[19:51] <sospiet> guys, anybody know of an ftp client where you can set a timer to start transferring the queue? i've checked out filezilla, kftpgrabber, kasablanca, gftp but they don't have an option like that :/
[19:51] <pranav> I want to copy a part of text from one file into another using "nano", is it possible ?, plz help
[19:52] <pranav> I want to copy a part of text from one file into another using "nano", is it possible ?, plz help. The ctrl+K doesnt last on quit
[19:52] <cornet> blackxored: ok, done some reading ;) (cos i've forgotton)
[19:52] <pranav> I want to copy a part of text from one file into another using "nano", is it possible ?, plz help. The ctrl+K doesnt last on quit
[19:52] <izmel> sebsebseb: have u check it?
[19:53] <Arc_Orion> sospiet, couldn't you use cron and command line ftp?
[19:53] <blackxored> cornet, so did i ;) don't worry
[19:53] <cornet> blackxored: it's a limitation of the MBR partition scheme normally used on x86 machines. the MBR only has enough space to hold 4 parition entries ;)
[19:53] <sebsebseb> izmel: ok that's not what I wanted
[19:53] <earthling_> navatwo,  do you know the ip addresss of your internet server/?
[19:53] <sebsebseb> izmel: by default you won't have gparted installed, but you can easilly install it using the terminal
[19:53]  * Zachk18 is away: I am presently otherwise engaged.
[19:53] <navatwo> earthling_: no, I can find out though
[19:53] <sospiet> Arc_Orion: i could but im a little bit surprised seeing no gui ftp client being able to do that.. :/
[19:53] <cornet> blackxored: heh - I just found http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master_boot_record and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_boot_record
[19:53] <izmel> sebsebseb: hang on for a while..
[19:53] <sebsebseb> izmel: sudo apt-get install gparted
[19:53] <blackxored> cornet, exactly so the bios will only detect those
[19:53] <blackxored> cornet, besides that....?
[19:54] <sebsebseb> izmel: screenshot that
[19:54] <blackxored> cornet, there's no much you can do with 512k ;)
[19:54] <cornet> blackxored: logical paritions are defined as a chain rather than distinct entires, see the EBR link above
[19:54] <pranav> I am in the base system and want to copy a part of text into another using nano, but the Ctrl+K only last till exit, plz... help someone
[19:54] <izmel> sebsebseb: here;s my gparted screenshot http://imagebin.org/63057
[19:55] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm
[19:55] <Zachk18> "/<I'm otherwise engaged>
[19:55] <blackxored> cornet, that refreshed me up, thanks :D
[19:55] <cornet> blackxored: me too ;) np
[19:56] <Zachk18> "/away <I'm otherwise engaged>"
[19:56] <MOUD> This is the original GRUB before I reinstalled XP on another partition. Please tell me what to change.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/267475/
[19:56] <sebsebseb> izmel: Why have you got two  Ext3's ?
[19:56] <izmel> sebsebseb: thats the probs
[19:56] <izmel> sebsebseb: i try to solve it long time ago but not works
[19:57] <blackxored> how can i set a quick swapfile that gets active on demand, is it possible?
[19:57] <izmel> sebsebseb: i have install ubuntu 8.04 b4..then i remove.
[19:57] <Arc_Orion> sospiet: That seems odd to me, too.
[19:57] <izmel> sebsebseb: then i install 9.04, but its still there
[19:57] <pranav> I am in the base system and want to copy a part of text into another using nano, but the Ctrl+K only last till exit, plz... help someone
[19:57] <Arc_Orion> sospiet: I just ran through Filezilla quickly, because it seems like an obvious feature.
[19:57] <earthling_> MOUD : have u tried restoring grb from a live cd ?
[19:57] <sospiet> Arc_Orion it is an obvious feature :)
[19:57] <blackxored> pranav, use emacs ;) (kidding for you)
[19:58] <sospiet> certainly in countries where isps give u 50% on bandwidth used between hours you are asleep :)
[19:58] <sebsebseb> MOUD: did you put this, or did  Grub?   you re installed Grub? #now it's on /dev/sda2
[19:58] <jess12345> can somone assit with clone screen and xorg file please ?
[19:58] <Squawk> Hey guys, just installed ubuntu on a mates new puter, he has asked me to install photoshop cs3 on it if at all possible. A bit of a google has revealed a miriad of links, but none that seem up to date or applicable. Can anyone link me to the latest . Thanks
[19:58] <bastidrazor> blackxored: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq#Example%20of%20making%20a%20swap%20file
[19:58] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> pranav:  'ALT-6' to copy a line (copy as many lines as you like, and they will be pasted in the order you copied them)
[19:59] <sebsebseb> izmel: ok so you didn't delete the partition for 8.04?
[19:59] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> pranav: 'CTRL-U' to paste the lines
[19:59] <t0s> how do i reset the gnome panel to the original?
[19:59] <sebsebseb> izmel: instead you put 9.04 on  from a CD?
[19:59] <jess12345> i have 2 monitors working with correct resolution but they are a clone i cant get them to work independetly
[19:59] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> pranav: that was for nano !
[19:59] <izmel> sebsebseb: im not gud enough in using linux but i follow the guide
[19:59] <blackxored> bastidrazor, thanks but I meant on demand I mean when it's actually needed somehow, when my loadavg gets high, my %wa is high, my kswapd is consuming too much, you follow me?
[19:59] <bastidrazor> blackxored: actually scroll up a bit from where that link puts you in the page. it will show you -- How do I add more swap? .. that is the section you want
[19:59] <sebsebseb> izmel: I think I understand your partition set up
[19:59] <izmel> sebsebseb: unluckly, its still there. in the mean time. can u help me out to remove it?
[20:00] <sebsebseb> izmel: you still have  what used to be the 8.04  partition
[20:00] <sebsebseb> izmel: as well as the newer 9.04 partition
[20:00] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hopefully they didn't change it :p
[20:00] <Pabix> Hello! Is there a way to share the entire system?
[20:00] <blackxored> bastidrazor, on demand activation?
[20:00] <sebsebseb> Pabix: With what or who?
[20:00] <Pabix> be it with samba, vsftpd
[20:00] <bastidrazor> blackxored: you would need to script it then. have some way of monitoring your ram then have it mount the swapfile.
[20:00] <izmel> sebsebseb: FYI, my comp will boot 8.04
[20:01] <Blehk> Does anyone have suggestions on making a duplicate of a server? (making a seperate server with the same setup/information)
[20:01] <izmel> sebsebseb: then i'll only select 9.04
[20:01] <t0s> !gnomepanel
[20:01] <Pabix> sebsebseb, I am trying to configure a LiveCD (to be build with remastersys) that enables a person having its graphics card broken to recover all files on the system (including from windows partitions)
[20:01] <bastidrazor> !panels | t0s
[20:01] <blackxored> bastidrazor, weirdly I have figured out that myself, I was asking for an already-coded solution ;)
[20:01] <sebsebseb> Pabix: I am not following
[20:01] <blackxored> bastidrazor, but the faq was nice thanks :D
[20:01] <pranav> Lukasz_Tarkowski: thanks
[20:01] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> wohooo pranav ;)
[20:02] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> pranav: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/how-to-copypaste-a-line-in-nano-editor-548925/
[20:02] <zenguy311> i was suing ettercap when i right clicked and disabled my wireless connection while ettercap was still sniffing. now i can;t can't use my wireless device even afetr rebooting countless enableing/disabling of wirelessconnection and network connection, I 've even tried /etc/init.d/networking retart and reload command which are no good
[20:02] <eni> does the new ubuntu work with ati cards (radeon x300 )
[20:02] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> zenguy311: darn permission error
[20:02] <sebsebseb> MOUD: which partition is Windows on? the first the second, the third?  what's it on?
[20:02] <skystar> Hi people, can you help me? How can i uninstall kde ?
[20:03] <Pabix> sebsebseb, I just would like to configure a server (of any type but preferably FTP or samba) that will enable another computer to get all files of the system
[20:03] <bastidrazor> skystar: what do you want to keep? gnome?
[20:03] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> zenguy311: sorry I dunno then
[20:03] <sebsebseb> !puregnome |  skystar
[20:03] <cornet> blackxored: why not keep swap file there all the time ?
[20:03] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> zenguy311: shouldn't be there a way to reset wifi in ubuntu
[20:03] <sebsebseb> !ftp |  Pabix
[20:03] <vsMS> izmel: thats normal. windows has no support for ext3 filesystems, so you cannot mount the linux partitions from windows by default.
[20:04] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> I will look for more commands
[20:04] <sebsebseb> Pabix: oh is the other computer on your LAN?
[20:04] <dehqan> good day everybody ,how to play swf ? while playing with mplayer these error has been shown :
[20:04] <dehqan> libavformat file format detected.
[20:04] <dehqan> [swf @ 0xb8a580]Compressed SWF format not supported
[20:04] <dehqan> LAVF_header: av_open_input_stream() failed
[20:04] <FloodBot3> dehqan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:04] <Pabix> sebsebseb, yes.
[20:04] <sebsebseb> Pabix: Samba is  usaully for accessing Windows files over a LAN, but it can also be used  Linux to Linux, and there's something else hmm
[20:04] <sebsebseb> !network | Pabix
[20:04] <dehqan> good day everybody ,how to play swf ? while playing with mplayer these error has been shown > http://paste.ubuntu.com/267484/
[20:04] <sebsebseb> Pabix: nope not that
[20:05] <Pabix> :)
[20:05] <sebsebseb> Pabix: SCP  is one and there's something else
[20:05] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> zenguy311: sorry you stomped me
[20:05] <ctmjr> zenguy311: try sudo ifconfig wlan0 down /sudo dhclient -r wlan0 then sudo ifconfig up, if you have not yet
[20:05] <jiffe> is there a way to define how long before a filesystem goes read only?
[20:05] <blackxored> cornet, I was just investigating, my swap is ok
[20:05] <Pabix> sebsebseb, scp is great but I guess users will try to use a windows computer to connect
[20:05] <skystar> thank you people for your help!!!
[20:05] <sebsebseb> !samba | Pabix
[20:06] <Squawk> hey guys, can someone link me to the best means for installing photoshop in wine, struggling to find an up to date guide
[20:06] <sospiet> ubottu: do any of those ftp gui client support a timer option for the queue?
[20:06] <cornet> blackxored: tbh it doesn't sould like a good idea - if your load average is high then activating swap could make it go through the roof as it will start swapping and hitting the disks more.
[20:06] <sospiet> ohw ok :p
[20:06] <Pabix> thanks sebner
[20:06] <eni> DOES ubuntu work with ati radeon x300 ?
[20:06] <sebsebseb> Squawk: you would be better off asking in #winehq
[20:06] <Pabix> sebsebseb, sorry
[20:06] <cornet> blackxored: if it is swapping more than you would like then try tweaking /proc/sys/vm/swappiness
[20:06] <blackxored> cornet, good point
[20:06] <sebner> Pabix: np :)
[20:06] <Squawk> seb, that makes sense, thanks
[20:07] <sebsebseb> Squawk: good luck
[20:07] <mordof> eni: i don't see why it wouldn't
[20:07] <blackxored> cornet, so there's some way to push something harder when a system is loaded? I though about swapping, but as you pointed that may not be a good idea
[20:07] <x404x> eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[20:07] <mordof> eni: it may not install it with it's full potential out of the box though.. you may need to get different drivers
[20:07] <Pici> x404x: don't do that.
[20:07] <MOUD> sebsebseb: sorry, was on the phone.  Windows is on sda2 (there's a star on it). It's on the first hard disk.
[20:07] <x404x> *  +
[20:08] <sebsebseb> Pabix: heh  that's fine,   I get the names wrong on  auto completion sometimes
[20:08] <eni> mord, does it come with fglrx?
[20:08] <sebsebseb> MOUD: ok it's simple you have the Windows entry with your  Ubuntu kernels and that
[20:08] <sebsebseb> MOUD: all you got to do then is change the second number to the correct one, and it should boot
[20:08] <mordof> eni: no idea. i have an x1950xtx - works fine as far as i'm concerned for desktop use out of the box. if you'd like me to check what i'm using i can
[20:09] <eni> mordof, thanks.
[20:09] <sebsebseb> MOUD: also Grub starts on  0  so the first partition is 0
[20:09] <pranav> Lukasz_Tarkowski: but the copied thing doesn't last when I exit nano into next nano
[20:09] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm
[20:09] <LinuX2half> arvind_khadri: I'll try another way then
[20:09] <mordof> eni: though i forget how to check that xD
[20:09] <eni> mordof, /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[20:09] <eni> under Device
[20:09] <sebsebseb> MOUD: maybe it's  hd0,1   which would be the second partition on your first hard disk
[20:09] <blackxored> cornet, it's not an issue to me, but if we're going to migrate the company to ubuntu, we're going to find low-end machines
[20:10] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> pranav:  try these Select: ALT + M + A Copy: ALT + 6 Paste: CTRL + U
[20:10] <zenguy311> Lukasz_Tarkowski, permission error
[20:10] <blackxored> cornet, and don't talk to me about xfce since they'll hate it
[20:10] <blackxored> cornet, :)
[20:10] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> pranav: run nano with sudo
[20:10] <cornet> blackxored: lol
[20:10] <blackxored> cornet, ;)
[20:10] <mordof> eni: it's empty o.o
[20:10] <eni> wow..
[20:10] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> pranav: you have to run sudo everytime nano
[20:10] <eni> mordof, it can't be
[20:11] <cornet> blackxored: well if these are workstations then I probably wouldn't worry too much unless they are really going to push the machines (in which case they should spend some decient money)
[20:11] <mordof> sudo vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf - file is there, but opens an empty doc
[20:11] <Pici> Lukasz_Tarkowski: Er. No.
[20:11] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm ok
[20:11] <MOUD> sebsebseb: Oh ok. Thank you, I'll try.
[20:11] <revcane> this is my first time using ubuntu and my python binary is corrupt, how do i rebuild it?  i tried apt-get install python --reinstall  it says its complete but it did not update my binary
[20:11] <sebsebseb> izmel: still here?  can you boot 9.04?
[20:11] <eni> mordof, dunno..
[20:11] <blackxored> cornet, those are the fews as I said :D nevermind I'll just let them kill each other :D
[20:11] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> pranav: don't run nano with sudo
[20:11] <Pici> Lukasz_Tarkowski: pranav is using the ctrl-k which is a shortcut within nano, when nano closes, its 'clipboard' is lost as well.
[20:11] <izmel> sebsebseb: currently running 9.04
[20:11] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> ahh
[20:12] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> sorry stumped then
[20:12] <sebsebseb> izmel: ok, but 8.04 also boots up yes?
[20:12] <mordof> eni: it's a default install of 9.04.. maybe it's using some other file for default, and then reads xorg.conf as added?
[20:12] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> pranav: sorry stomped
[20:12] <Pici> Phase: If you are using gnome-terminal, you can use shift-ctrl-c and shift-ctrl-v for copying and pasting.
[20:12] <eni> mordof, have no idea .. i was asking you for help :D
[20:12] <izmel> sebsebseb: as my comp power up it will boot to 8.04
[20:12] <pranav> Lukasz_Tarkowski: You meant I should run nano with sudo ??
[20:12] <izmel> sebsebseb: then i will only select 9.04 from the boot selection menu
[20:12] <Phase> Pici, You highlighted me by accident.
[20:12] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> pranav:  no
[20:12] <mordof> eni: xD i fail
[20:12] <Pici> Phase: indeed I did.
[20:12] <pranav> Lukasz_Tarkowski: Ok, I will try
[20:12] <Phase> Pici, :)
[20:12] <sebsebseb> izmel: ok right now it can boot up both 8.04 and 9.04?
[20:13] <eni> mord, i ail asking a failor -_- :D
[20:13] <Pici> pranav: If you are using gnome-terminal, you can use shift-ctrl-c and shift-ctrl-v for copying and pasting.
[20:13] <eni> mordof ^^
[20:13] <eni> facepalm!
[20:13] <biomass> I*m running 8.04 and have somehow managed to get my terminal window to start in the top left corner and I can no longer see the title bar and move the window around with my mouse - is there any way to move the terminal window with the keyboard ?
[20:13] <cornet> blackxored: one issue I have seen before is when machines hit the swap and keep stuff there even when memory has become free again - making the machine slow. doing swapoff then swapon cures this
[20:13] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> aha
[20:13] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> what Pici said
[20:13] <pranav> Pici: I am on the pure base system
[20:13] <mordof> eni: lol
[20:13] <Cv> \list
[20:13] <mordof> anyone know why my xorg.conf is empty? default install of 9.04
[20:13] <blackxored> cornet, interesting
[20:13] <Cv> !list
[20:13] <izmel> sebsebseb: yeah..
[20:13] <eni> Cv, try /list
[20:13] <Pici> pranav: Then you'd need to use an editor that has more than one buffer, like emacs or vim.
[20:14] <sebsebseb> izmel: you also have Windows on there yes?  and you can boot that up?
[20:14] <Cv> how do i list the channels?
[20:14] <Pici> Cv: /msg alis help
[20:14] <Cv> Hi eni
[20:14] <erUSUL> mordof: modern xorg.conf no longer needs a full xorg.conf it autodetects most things.
[20:14] <izmel> sebsebseb: yeah..can boot all os
[20:14] <sebsebseb> izmel: all three ok
[20:14] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> pranav: othrwise i'm stumped
[20:14] <mordof> erUSUL: makes sense - so where do i find what drivers my video card is using?
[20:14] <izmel> sebsebseb: 3 of them works great
[20:14] <m0r0n> If I wrote something on gedit then erased it then wrote something on it and saved it, is it ppssible to recover the erased data?
[20:14] <Cv> help
[20:14] <sebsebseb> izmel: no other OS's by the looks of the screenshot,  ok what you have done is a triple boot  or  multi boot as some would say,    Windows,  Ubuntu 8.04, and Ubuntu 9.04
[20:14] <erUSUL> mordof: /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[20:15] <Cv> elis okie.. Thanks
[20:15] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> well I am still learning hehe  :p
[20:15] <cornet> blackxored: if any of our servers start hitting swap at all then there is usually a a big problem - i make sure there is at least 40% of RAM free under normal load to account for spikes
[20:15] <izmel> from the boot list.. 8.04, 9.04 and windows
[20:15] <sebsebseb> izmel: ,but you want to turn it into a  Windows and  Ubuntu 9.04 dual boot yes?
[20:15] <blackxored> cornet, no it's not for servers
[20:15] <blackxored> cornet, servers rock here :D
[20:15] <izmel> sebsebseb: yeah..u got me
[20:15] <blackxored> cornet, some low-end machines
[20:15] <sebsebseb> izmel: ok that's  pretty easy to do
[20:16] <izmel> sebsebseb: since im x running ubuntu 8.04 so i can save my space
[20:16] <Cv> help TOPIC
[20:16] <trism> pranav: or use screen, and then you can hit f7, navigate to what you want to copy with hjkl, hit space to make the start and end of the text selection, and then hit ctrl+a ] to paste
[20:16] <talifero> их
[20:16] <cornet> blackxored: yer i know, just saying :) just spend as much of the non-existant money on ram as you can :)
[20:16] <izmel> sebsebseb: sounds gud. so can we start nw?
[20:16] <Squawk> guys, just done a clean install of ubuntu, ran the updater and rebooted. On reboot I get an error, udevadm trigger is not permitted while udev is unconfigured
[20:16] <blackxored> cornet, surely it's 512 mb on the low-ended so it wouldn't be much of a problem
[20:16] <izmel> sebsebseb: been trying so much and asking for guide here..but nothing works
[20:16] <Squawk> various other error messgaes followed, and now I am droped into a shell
[20:17] <cornet> blackxored: as long as they don;t try to open a 2GB image file in GIMP then you'll be fine :)
[20:17] <sebsebseb> izmel:  since your booted into 9.04 right now,    well you won't be able to delete that partition, but you don't want to do that anyway
[20:17] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> who would do a 2gb image?
[20:17] <dehqan> good day everybody ,is not possible to play swf in x86_64 ?
[20:17] <sebsebseb> izmel: that  will  be the one that is  shown as   /   in  Gparted,  and then I assume  if you were in 8.04  the other one would be showing as /
[20:17] <googeek> Hey yall, I  installed a 9.04 of ubuntu and my audio worked out of the box, and nwo in xubuntu doesn't. Anyone got an idea on a package that might fix that?
[20:17] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> thats to big for gimp :p
[20:18] <mordof> eni: radeon_drv is the one mine is using. in the log that erUSUL told me to look through, it shows what chipsets are supported by that driver, and the x300 is in the list
[20:18] <sebsebseb> izmel: a partition can't be deleted when it's running
[20:18] <mordof> eni: radeon_drv.so  - module "radeon" is all it is called i guess
[20:18] <izmel> sebsebseb: so i need to delete it nw?
[20:18] <trism> Lukasz_Tarkowski: any graphic designer editing high-res files can get close to that...not a good idea in gimp though because it doesn't handle large files well
[20:18] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> thoughso trism
[20:18] <sebsebseb> izmel: last chance, to check what's in it,  and then easilly get any data,  if there is any, that you haven't backed up
[20:19] <pranav> trism, you mean after typing screen in the console
[20:19] <pranav> ?
[20:19] <baggar11> trying to do loop devices with losetup in ubuntu server 9.04 amd, but they are lost on restart, anyone familiar with this?
[20:19] <izmel> sebsebseb: do you mean i have to reinstall my linux after removing d partition?
[20:19] <trism> !screen
[20:19] <eni> mord, nice.. thanks does it run ok,.. ?
[20:19] <blackxored> cornet, actually the swappiness trick seems to improve even for me, (3 gb ram) :D
[20:19] <sebsebseb> izmel: well  there is a program that can access data of deleted partitions.   and no you don't need to re install  Ubuntu at the moment
[20:19] <eni> mordof
[20:19] <mordof> eni: i haven't tried any 3d apps yet..
[20:20] <izmel> sebsebseb: what shall i do nw?
[20:20] <eni> well, glxgears how many FPS does it output ?
[20:20] <sebsebseb> izmel: delete the 8.04 partition, make sure stuff is backed up from it first if there is anything,   and  then  manually edit  Grub to remove the  8.04  entry
[20:20] <cornet> blackxored: yikes i'm not touching my swap with 3GB :)
[20:20] <blackxored> cornet, wanted to try ;)
[20:20] <mordof> eni: how do i test that? lol. i just switched over to ubuntu from windows - haven't touched it in like 4 years before now x.x
[20:20] <izmel> sebsebseb: if i remove the 8.04 partition. wont i remove the 9.04 as well since both them inside ext3?
[20:21] <sebsebseb> izmel: no, because you have two Ext3's
[20:21] <sebsebseb> izmel: one for 8.04 and  the other is for 9.04
[20:21] <eni> mordof, open a terminal type glxgears and wait..
[20:21] <izmel> sebsebseb: so, how can i remove the 8.04 partition?
[20:21]  * Lukasz_Tarkowski yawns
[20:21] <sebsebseb> izmel: by deleting it in Gparted
[20:21] <pranav> trism: The bot says its window manager for terminal season, should I get it for the base system for copying and pasting /
[20:21]  * Lukasz_Tarkowski feels tired atm
[20:21] <mordof> eni: 4600FPS
[20:22] <izmel> owhh
[20:22] <eni> mordof, what card are you using?
[20:22] <sebsebseb> izmel: are you sure there isn't anything on it, that you want to keep?
[20:22] <zenguy311> i was using ettercap when i right clicked and disabled my wireless connection while ettercap was still sniffing. now i can;t can't use my wireless device even afetr rebooting countless enableing/disabling of wirelessconnection and network connection, I 've even tried /etc/init.d/networking retart and reload command which are no good
[20:22] <mordof> eni: x1950xtx 512mb
[20:22] <Wanderer> can you do something like "do-release-upgrade -d jaunty" ?
[20:22] <izmel> sebsebseb: right lick on sda5 and click delete? simply as it?
[20:22] <Wanderer> right now it seems to only want to go to hardy
[20:22] <izmel> sebsebseb: have nothing on 8.04
[20:22] <eni> mordof, is it any new card .. i have no idea
[20:22] <sebsebseb> izmel: yes
[20:23] <trism> pranav: it is very useful when you only have the command line to work with, might want to give it a try, since you seem to be only using a terminal
[20:23] <{HaRiTh}> hi all , i have a little problem in my Ethernet LAN card , anyone who would like to help would be appreciated , thanks
[20:23] <sebsebseb> izmel: right click and delete
[20:23] <zopiac> when i click a link in Firefox, i get this error: The 'Manual' browser command has been chosen, but no command has been set.
[20:23] <zopiac> whoops
[20:23] <izmel> sebsebseb: cant delete. Please unmount any logical partitions having a number higher than 5
[20:23] <zopiac> when i click a link in pidgin, i get that error
[20:23] <mordof> eni: it's the top card right before the newer dx10 series. i bought it.. jan of 07 i think?  can run crysis ok at close to full
[20:23] <trism> pranav: I mostly suggested it because it gives you a way to copy and paste between applications without being in an x session
[20:23] <sebsebseb> izmel: ok  maybe you opended it in Ubuntu
[20:23] <izmel> sebsebseb: then? how
[20:24] <sebsebseb> izmel: it should be on the desktop in that case,  where you can unmount, but  I think you can also do it in gparted to unmount
[20:24] <izmel> sebsebseb: i just click the format
[20:24] <eni> mordof, i see.. mine is older though. :/
[20:24] <googeek> let me be more specific, I installed a 64bit version of UBUNTU, and everything worked basically out of the box with some minor tweaks. But When I installed XUBUNTU 32bit, My audio isn't working. Is there a package or something I can get to fix this, or should I just go back to Ubuntu?
[20:24] <izmel> sebsebseb: no selection for unmount
[20:24] <sebsebseb> izmel: no not format
[20:24] <eni> mordof, better performance might be lined with better card mostly. (that's an ATI no?)
[20:24] <izmel> sebsebseb: i clicked format
[20:24] <reggieP123> hey whats the best way to backup a linux server or workstation using gui tools
[20:24] <eni> linked*
[20:24] <sebsebseb> !gparted |  izmel
[20:25] <sebsebseb> hmm
[20:25] <mordof> eni: yes it's an ati card. and yes, the better the card, the better the performance
[20:25] <pranav> trism: yes I am istalling it
[20:25] <izmel> sebsebseb: i have gparted installed already
[20:25] <sebsebseb> izmel: unmount on the desktop  or  something,  and then you should be able to delete it
[20:25] <mordof> eni: x300... the x100 series, then the x1000 series, so you have a low end card of a series that's a generation older than mine also
[20:25] <sebsebseb> izmel: or I got another idea
[20:25] <izmel> sebsebseb: theres; nothing to unmount on the desktop
[20:26] <swolchok> is there some system process that runs by default and monitors creation/deletion of files?
[20:26] <sebsebseb> izmel: ok  you can leave this for now
[20:26] <swolchok> I need it to go away post-haste
[20:26] <izmel> u mean reboot system or what?
[20:26] <eni> mordof, thanks for being 'modest' about your card.
[20:26] <canolucas> hi. is it possible to send a mail to an external adress from the console, ie to: canolucas@gmail.com
[20:27] <sebsebseb> izmel: and if you get back to me later on when   Ubuntu 9.10 is  released,   I'll  help you set up a nice  proper good partition set up,  with seperate /home and  Ext4  partitions :)
[20:27] <izmel> sebsebseb: then hws my ext3?
[20:27] <sebsebseb> izmel: in the mean time,   I  suggest you learn about unmounting partitions
[20:28] <sebsebseb> izmel: and maybe a little bit more about partitioning
[20:28] <fccf> canolucas: sendmail who@where.com filename
[20:28] <mordof> eni: o.o was that sarcasm? sorry.. was trying to give an idea of where they stood in comparison
[20:28] <eni> mordof, that was a joke :D
[20:29] <{HaRiTh}> hi , i have Realtek RTL-8100C Ethernet LAN on vostro 1510 with ubuntu 8.10 installed , can't connect to the internet through it , an help please ?
[20:29] <sebsebseb> izmel: It would be a good idea for you to clean install  when Ubuntu 9.10 comes out,  and  then it also makes sense to sort out your partitions more properly
[20:29] <eni> how should i format my ubuntu partition so that it's acessable from windows after installing ext3 drivers. default formating doesnt work i think.
[20:29] <izmel> kekekekekekek
[20:29] <franz_> in synaptic, some lines in the File menu refer to "Markings" (read, save, save as). What is that and where the "markings" file is ?
[20:29] <izmel> sebsebseb: when it will be release?
[20:29] <sebsebseb> izmel: October 29th
[20:29] <izmel> sebsebseb: nw im afraid since i just formated my 8.04
[20:30] <izmel> sebsebseb: wil my system boot up
[20:30] <fiver22> is there a way to have Ubuntu display UTC *as well* as my local time? -I mean without having to add Reykjavik or Greenwich as a second Location -So it displays *both* in my upper panel.  Cheers.
[20:30] <{HaRiTh}> hi , i have Realtek RTL-8100C Ethernet LAN on vostro 1510 with ubuntu 8.10 installed , can't connect to the internet through it , an help please ?
[20:30] <majnoon> having trouble getting the propritary(sp) nvidia drivers to work
[20:30] <izmel> gosh
[20:30] <sebsebseb> izmel: gparted doesn't do anything,  until you apply it
[20:30] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> They work fine for me majnoon
[20:30] <fccf> franz_: save/save as create a marking file ... read reads the file ... you chose where it gets saved... not automatically there
[20:30] <majnoon> i think it in xorg.conf
[20:30] <sebsebseb> izmel: it will however show a simulation of what it will do
[20:30] <izmel> sebsebseb: luckyly u have that answer
[20:31] <sebsebseb> izmel: plus you told me that you wanted to remove 8.04
[20:31] <majnoon> i have an nvidia geforce fx 5200 card
[20:31] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> majnoon:  try sudo nvidia-settings in terminal
[20:31] <izmel> sebsebseb: yeah. i want to remove the 8.04 at the 1st place. but im worry my comp cant boot after this since its boot to 8.04
[20:31] <majnoon> using the opensource driver right no
[20:31] <majnoon> *now
[20:31] <ubuntistas> how can i add this key with a command?
[20:31] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm
[20:31] <ubuntistas> Add GPG keys:
[20:31] <franz_> fccf: I know what save and read mean! I would like to understand what Markings are and where (in which dir, under which name) is the relevant file(s) saved
[20:31] <fccf> !gksudo | Lukasz_Tarkowski majnoon
[20:31] <ubuntistas> $gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv 2836CB0A8AC93F7A
[20:32] <ubuntistas> $gpg --export --armor 2836CB0A8AC93F7A | sudo apt-key add -
[20:32] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> oops
[20:32] <FloodBot3> ubuntistas: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:32] <sebsebseb> izmel: sure, because  it's the default boot in  menu.lst
[20:32] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> ok I will remember that
[20:32] <sebsebseb> izmel: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[20:32] <sebsebseb> izmel: ,but if you remove the entry for 8.04  it won't boot up anymore
[20:32] <sebsebseb> izmel: 9.04 still will though
[20:32] <majnoon> Lukasz_Tarkowski, the NV driver works ,using that to run xchat
[20:33] <majnoon> got "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. "
[20:33] <fccf> franz_: they arn't there unless you put them there ... only for backing up or cloning a system... you can save it anywhere you have write access to
[20:33] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm sorry stumped majnoon :p
[20:33] <ubuntistas> how can i add this key with a command?
[20:34] <ubuntistas> Add GPG keys:  $gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv 2836CB0A8AC93F7A  $gpg --export --armor 2836CB0A8AC93F7A | sudo apt-key add -
[20:34] <izmel> sebsebseb: so, what is the best way to remove ti?
[20:34] <freefall7> ﻿Hi, I try to install a theme (downloaded form www.gnome-look.org) into gDesklets but I received "...does not appear to be a valid theme" Strange because I expect a  index.theme. Do I mix things?
[20:34] <franz_> fccf: which kind of data are contained in a synaptics's marking file
[20:34] <izmel> sebsebseb: delete the partition and install new and clean 9.04?
[20:34] <sebsebseb> izmel: no
[20:34] <fccf> ubuntistas: ubuntu keyserver is down... use pool.sks-keyservers.net
[20:35] <sebsebseb> izmel: remove 8.04 if you want, or just the  Grub entry for it, and save stuff to that partition for now if you want
[20:35] <ubuntistas> how fccf?
[20:35] <sebsebseb> izmel: keep your 9.04 install for now
[20:35] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> I might play some ragnarok on windows toomarowc :p
[20:35] <trism> fiver22: yeah, in gconf-editor set /apps/panel/applets/clock_screen0/prefs/format to custom and then set custom_format to whatever you want in the same key folder
[20:35] <fccf> ubuntistas: replace keyserver.ubuntu.com with pool.sks-keyservers.net
[20:36] <fccf> franz_: text file of package names
[20:36] <h4f> df
[20:36] <pranav> trism: So I wrote "sudo screen nano /mnt/C/test.txt" but even I press F7, I cant use the hjkl keys to navigate and space to copy, is there sth wrong in this process ?
[20:36] <franz_> ok, thanks fccf
[20:36] <ubuntistas> so fccf tell me the complete command
[20:36] <Yoil>  8-)
[20:37] <trism> pranav: you want to start screen first
[20:37] <trism> pranav: just type screen
[20:37] <fccf> ubuntistas: you are trying to recieve a key or to push it to the server?
[20:37] <izmel> sebsebseb: i want to remove it from my system so will left the 9.04 only
[20:38] <fiver22> Thanks, trism!
[20:38] <dustan> hey im having a problem on my desktop that it wont boot into the GUI i can only get the terminal i want to copy stuff from my hard drive to my flash drive how do i do that
[20:38] <ubuntistas> to inform the repository  fccf
[20:38] <pranav> trism: typed it cleared the screen
[20:38] <krdyt> is there a way to put thunderbird on a truecrypt mount?
[20:38] <pranav> trism: should I load the file using nano now ?
[20:38] <trism> pranav: yep
[20:39] <pranav> trism: loaded
[20:39] <sebsebseb> izmel: to delete a partition it can't be mounted
[20:39] <pranav> trism: but even I press F7, the cursors don't move with hjkl ?
[20:39] <izmel> sebsebseb: figuring on how to unmount
[20:40] <trism> pranav: try ctrl+a ESC
[20:40] <trism> pranav: ubuntu screen-profiles remaps it to f7 since copy/paste is fairly common
[20:41] <fccf> ubuntistas:       gpg --send-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 8digitkey
[20:41] <trism> pranav: but you might have to install that separately I forget
[20:41] <pranav> trism: I copied but cant paste ?
[20:41] <zenguy311> i was using ettercap when i right clicked and disabled my wireless connection while ettercap was still sniffing. now i can;t can't use my wireless device even afetr rebooting countless enableing/disabling of wirelessconnection and network connection, I 've even tried /etc/init.d/networking retart and reload command which are no good
[20:41] <Pe3k> hello, I have intrepid installed and have problems with my flash memory stick with size 8GB ...I see in dmesg wrong detection:  sd 5:0:0:0: [sdc] 7897088 512-byte hardware sectors (4043 MB)  then after mounting it it does not work good ...how to solte that?
[20:41] <trism> pranav: you paste it with ctrl+a ]
[20:42] <pranav> trism: you mean "]" together ?
[20:42] <trism> pranav: ctrl+a and then hit ]
[20:42] <sebsebseb> !unmount |  izmel
[20:42] <talifero> hello , why command  set `ps -A | grep $var` working normal . but set `ls -l | grep $var` not working ???
[20:42] <Keiffer> Hi. I have a system with multiple users. I want to do this: even if no user is logged in, 3 procesess must run: sshd, transmission and crontab. Is this possible?
[20:42] <fccf> ubuntistas: good howto here http://pastebin.com/m5773ec6d
[20:42] <pranav> trism: Thanks so much !
[20:43] <trism> pranav: np, glad I could help
[20:43] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> nw if you admins could fix the login 24 hr bug
[20:43] <mordof> trying to watch avi's.. (older anime shows) movie player is listing the audio codec as mpeg 1 audio, layer 3 (MP3) - stereo, 48000hz, 128kbps.  the sound is all choppy though and i'm not sure why
[20:43] <biondo8630> ciao
[20:43] <biondo8630> !list
[20:43] <ubuntistas> i want a gpg key for kubuntu fccf what that command u send me?
[20:43]  * Zachk18 is back (gone 00:50:17)
[20:44] <Zachk18> gpg key!
[20:44] <erUSUL> Keiffer: sshd and crond will run with no user logged in... a gui app such as transmission is more tricky...
[20:44] <mordof> when i'm watching one with MPEG2 audio  it's fine, smooth..
[20:44] <fccf> ubuntistas: you have to create a key ... look at http://pastebin.com/m5773ec6d
[20:44] <erUSUL> Keiffer: you should look into using headless torrent client... rtorrent; mlnet and deluge is no broken in server  + gui
[20:45] <Keiffer> erUSUL, well, transmission is the least important. I am satisfied with ssh and crontab.
[20:45] <Keiffer> erUSUL, headless client?
[20:46] <erUSUL> Keiffer: one that does not need a gui/X session running
[20:46] <Keiffer> erUSUL, ok. Thank you!
[20:47] <Hydrid> how to give to my chroot_list users specific permissions for a symlink??
[20:47] <denis> !icq
[20:47] <erUSUL> Keiffer: for example is easy to setup  ssh + screen + rtorrent
[20:47] <ubuntu1> Hi guys
[20:48] <jasa> Hey.
[20:48] <werti_rus> hi
[20:48] <ubuntu1> help over here please
[20:48] <denis> !quitum
[20:48] <sebsebseb> !ask |  werti_rus
[20:48] <denis> !quitim
[20:49] <Keiffer> erUSUL, i don't understand what do you mean by that
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[20:49] <ubuntu1> I can't boot
[20:49] <arvind_khadri> !helpme | ubuntu1
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[20:49] <denis> ?
[20:49] <ubuntistas> is it worth to install the latest verion of firefox in jaunty?
[20:50] <ubuntu1> filed  OS
[20:50] <ubuntu1> see
[20:50] <Ploegskaar1> alo everyone
[20:50] <Flannel> ubuntistas: It's easy to do, just install the firefox-3.5 package
[20:50] <erUSUL> Keiffer: rtorrent is cli torrent client you can log in a machine through ssh run screen then rtorrent inside screen. then deatach from the screen session and log out. rtorrent will keep running and you can resume the screen session later
[20:50] <erUSUL> !screen | Keiffer
[20:50] <Ploegskaar1> i need to movie on my ubuntu, how!?
[20:51] <ubuntu1> I format to install win in other part of my HD and it's filed then i delete it
[20:51] <zopiac> when i click a link in Pidgin, i get this error: The 'Manual' browser command has been chosen, but no command has been set. How do i fix this?
[20:51] <arvind_khadri> Ploegskaar1, dvd?
[20:51] <jarod__> Heja
[20:51] <jarod__> ktos z polski?
[20:51] <fccf> ubuntistas: the lastest version of anything is likely to have more bugs than a older/and more updated version...
[20:51] <Ploegskaar1> just any movies
[20:51] <Ploegskaar1> wma mpg...
[20:51] <arvind_khadri> Ploegskaar1, install the codecs...
[20:51] <Keiffer> Thanks again erUSUL. Learning new things
[20:51] <Ploegskaar1> how
[20:51] <Ploegskaar1> ?
[20:52] <erUSUL> Keiffer: no problem
[20:52] <durt> !pl | jarod__
[20:52] <arvind_khadri> Ploegskaar1, run the movie, you will be asked to install the codecs
[20:52] <VCoolio> zopiac: in your buddies window, search the edit > preferences menu for the tab for browser settings
[20:52] <ubuntu1> any aىسصثق
[20:52] <erUSUL> !arab
[20:52] <zopiac> thanks
[20:52] <erUSUL> !sa
[20:52] <Ploegskaar1> i did that, but it dont find the codecs
[20:53] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> well bye for now everyone
[20:53] <rayy> guys what is startup file in ubuntu (backtrack4) to launch Shell scripts after login?
[20:53] <h4f> df
[20:53] <unr3a1> hey all
[20:53] <arvind_khadri> Ploegskaar1, ok, check if your repos are enabled...and try using some other player...
[20:53] <frca1> hi, i have problems with my mouse, is in linux something like "mouse server" which i could restart?
[20:53] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> don't messeup your ubuntu packages :p
[20:54] <unr3a1> what package to I install for flash player for firefox using apt-get?
[20:54] <RootChaos[h]> rayy : /etc/rc.local
[20:54] <unr3a1> do I install*
[20:54] <rayy> :RootChaos[h] thanks, do i just add them as command lines at the end?
[20:54] <arvind_khadri> !flash > unr3a1
[20:54] <indian_munnda> can anyone guide me how do i assemble a code using assembler here, i have executed that code in TASM in windows successfully but now i want it to run with NASM in UBUNTU but its giving errors...?
[20:55] <Ploegskaar1> how do i install the codecks?
[20:55] <RootChaos[h]> •rayy• you can yes, or call a shell script from there with whatever you need...
[20:55] <unr3a1> ty arvind_khadri
[20:55] <RootChaos[h]> tsk
[20:55] <rayy> thank you
[20:55] <erUSUL> Ploegskaar1: tried installing ubuntu-restricted-extras
[20:55] <RootChaos[h]> rayy: no probs
[20:55] <fiver22> when dual-booting XP and Ubuntu: if you set GRUB's timeout to '0' will it just wait for you to choose between Ubuntu and XP? or will it auto jump into the first OS listed?
[20:55] <arvind_khadri> unr3a1, np...
[20:55] <erUSUL> fiver22: the later
[20:55] <thiebaude> !medibuntu | Ploegskaar1
[20:56] <Flannel> fiver22: 0 will auto jump, -1 will wait forever
[20:56] <erUSUL> fiver22: will boot whatever default is set to
[20:56] <indian_munnda> arvind_khadri: hello can u help me?
[20:56] <kudi> how do i change my user password
[20:56] <Ploegskaar1> im a linux noob, but i c
[20:56] <arvind_khadri> Ploegskaar1, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[20:56] <RootChaos[h]> kusi : #man passwd
[20:56] <jiffe> can anyone think of a good way to have one directory with several pointers to it, except for one file inside of that directory that must be unique?
[20:57] <indian_munnda> kudi: passwd
[20:57] <RootChaos[h]> * kudi
[20:57] <fiver22> so setting it to '-1' will make it wait for your input?
[20:57] <thiebaude> Ploegskaar1, medibuntu if you want to check it out, you know need it if you dont want it
[20:57] <arvind_khadri> indian_munnda, no, not really...i too tried using it, but didnt succeed...
[20:57] <thiebaude> dont
[20:57] <indian_munnda> arvind_khadri: :(
[20:57] <RootChaos[h]> hi gabriel_
[20:57] <arvind_khadri> indian_munnda, google
[20:57] <hermitcrabred> Hi!
[20:57] <zero-n> hi all
[20:57] <indian_munnda> arvind_khadri: did that too but didnt find any usefull info
[20:58] <arvind_khadri> !hi | hermitcrabred , zero-n
[20:58] <Flannel> fiver22: apparently commenting out (with #) the timeout line will also make it wait orever
[20:58] <indian_munnda> anyone tell me how do i assemble a code using assembler here, i have executed that code in TASM in windows successfully but now i want it to run with NASM in UBUNTU but its giving errors...?
[20:58] <trism> indian_munnda: tasm and nasm likely have different code formats, so you will probably have to update the code to assemble with nasm
[20:58] <indian_munnda> trism shell i show  my code?
[20:58] <hermitcrabred> Thank u I apprciate it, so u know I`m new to Linux
[20:58] <hermitcrabred> ...But I`ll stick Linux, I love it!
[20:59] <indian_munnda> trism: shall i show u my little code?
[20:59] <sabrina_> #ostenberg
[20:59] <MrHeavy> Is there a DeviceKit equivalent to the lshal utility?
[21:00] <trism> indian_munnda: pastebin the code/errors and I'll look, but I haven't done any assembly in a while
[21:00] <indian_munnda> trism: ok thanks i m doing
[21:00] <indian_munnda> !pastebin
[21:00] <trism> indian_munnda: you'd probably be better off googling for the differences between tasm and nasm, such as http://rs1.szif.hu/~tomcat/win32/intro.txt
[21:00] <fiver22> My intention is to get GRUB to WAIT for my input indefinately -do I accomplish this by setting the timeout to '-1" -or as Flannel suggests replacing the whole timeout line with '#'? If not, how?
[21:00] <Keiffer> Question: If I want to make a user, for normal use, what shell should i assign to it? bin/bash?
[21:01] <indian_munnda> trism: check this http://paste.ubuntu.com/267506/
[21:01] <xikteny> Keiffer: yes
[21:01] <thiebaude> !pastebinit
[21:01] <berrt> i have a hypothetical question: i have vista and ubuntu on my hd but i use vista exclusively because i have a zune and am forced to do so. if i were to somehow --err-- obtain a version of windows vista black and burn it as .iso to a dvd, could i boot up ubuntu, obtain a VM, and install vista black inside of it so i could still use my ubuntu with a vm for syncing my zune?
[21:02] <Flannel> fiver22: Comment it out
[21:02] <trism> berrt: that'd likely work just fine
[21:02] <thiebaude> berrt, run vista in a vm
[21:03] <fiver22> Flannel: Thanks!
[21:03] <ehazlett> anyone have any luck running openvpn as normal user?
[21:03] <v86> You usually need superuser privs
[21:03] <indian_munnda> trism: u checked that code?
[21:03] <ehazlett> v86: so network-manager doesn't work then?
[21:04] <trism> indian_munnda: I need to see the errors you get when you try to assemble it, cause I'm too lazy to install nasm
[21:04] <grendal_prime> hey guys, i have  a blue ant ear bug for my phone, i just realized i can use it with my computer.  However, i see no way to add devices to the machine via the blue tooth manager...what am i missing?
[21:04] <berrt> thiebaude - i would like - i have a legal copy of vista - but i don't have the install discs or the HP recovery partition to make said discs. so i'd have to be a bit nefarious in my methods. what is the major VM for ubuntu?
[21:04] <thiebaude> !vm
[21:05] <indian_munnda> trism: http://paste.ubuntu.com/267510/
[21:05] <indian_munnda> trism: check this error
[21:05] <trism> berrt: I've had the best luck with virtualbox, since there is a version in the repos, but I had issues getting usb devices to work in the vm...I have better luck with vmware for that
[21:06] <grendal_prime> berrt  virtualbox.  We run vmware at my work here, but on the laptop i run virtualbox.  It outperforms vmware on speed.  No virtual switches though.
[21:07] <v86> ehazlett, nm-applet is not openvpn.
[21:07] <Ploegskaar1> i386 or lpia ???
[21:07] <v86> ehazlett, the nm-applet vpn facility is buggy, at best.
[21:07] <v86> ehazlett, look at gopenvpn.
[21:07] <grendal_prime> I just build my own router and put it on an internal network in virtual box.  then use it like a switch.
[21:07] <ehazlett> v86: yeah, i know but with the network-manager-openvpn it won't connect due to the privileges
[21:07] <berrt> trism grendal_prime - i would need usb compatibility (to sync zune) - i should go with virtualbox first and try vmware if it isn't up to par?
[21:08] <Keiffer> is /bin/nologin good if i want to restrict a user from getting a terminal session?
[21:08] <ehazlett> v86: cool - i haven't seen gopenvpn -- i will probably just use the command line, but wondered why nm didn't work...
[21:08] <trism> berrt: that's what I'd do
[21:08] <Zachk18> what's the site for pasting large chat messages?
[21:08] <grendal_prime> you cant use the ose version of virtualbox then.  Just go to the virtualbox websit and get the liscensable version of it.  vmware is slow .
[21:08] <Flannel> Zachk18: paste.ubuntu.com
[21:08] <Zachk18> Flannel: thanks
[21:09] <v86> ehazlett, that would be openvpn.
[21:09] <Zachk18> Flannel: i don't have a large message just wanted to know for future reference
[21:09] <v86> ehazlett, the nm-applet one really shouldn't be used.
[21:09] <thiebaude> Keiffer, can you set up an guest account for that user?
[21:09] <ehazlett> v86: yeah, everything works fine with openvpn -- it was just a curiosity question...
[21:09] <zero-n> zack18 : it's http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[21:09] <goddard> anyone know where you can get gns ios images?
[21:09] <ehazlett> v86: cool, thx
[21:09] <v86> Welcome
[21:09] <indian_munnda> trism: u checked that?
[21:09] <trism> indian_munnda: the problem seems to be it just isn't in nasm syntax, you'll have to read up on nasm a bit more, there are some sample programs here http://www.csee.umbc.edu/help/nasm/sample.shtml
[21:09] <thiebaude> Keiffer, i dont have an answer to your original question
[21:10] <Keiffer> thiebaude, do you think that is a better alternative?
[21:10] <hermitcrabred> ...one question
[21:10] <goddard> anyone know where you can get gns ios images?
[21:10] <unop> goddard, did you mean GNS3 ?
[21:10] <sebsebseb> !ask |  hermitcrabred
[21:10] <thiebaude> Keiffer, i would do that myself
[21:10] <a|3x> hey, people, i had some major crash with ubuntu, need help recovering files
[21:11] <hermitcrabred> I have all my music on a portable hard-drive and when I trasfer my songs to Linux it copies every song twice???
[21:11] <thiebaude> Keiffer, i've never had to do that since im the only user
[21:11] <thiebaude> Keiffer, my wife isn't a geek
[21:11] <hermitcrabred> ...not sure what`s going on
[21:12] <thiebaude> yo
[21:13] <Keiffer> thiebaude, guest seems ok, if it does not give access to a terminal
[21:13] <hermitcrabred> ...maybe I should convert all songs to a single format ogg, for example
[21:13] <indian_munnda> trism: i have assembled a same program succesfully but i dont know how to execute, can u tell me the command..?
[21:13] <loki_> blabla
[21:13] <loki_> nico ou es-tu
[21:13] <Keizer> Hey yall
[21:13] <thiebaude> Keiffer, i think it does
[21:13] <nandan_> I have used "root=/dev/sda7" in my grub kernel option, but it says file not found, how to resolve this. The image file I mentioned is there for sure. But I believe that partition is not mounted at that stage.. plz help
[21:14] <IdleOne> loki_: #ubuntu-fr
[21:14] <Keizer> How can I download the source code of a package on my machine so I can build a plugin against it?
[21:14] <Keiffer> haha, i don't have a guest user in users and groups. or in shutdown menu
[21:14] <thiebaude> Keiffer, im not too familiar with guest sessions
[21:14] <trism> indian_munnda: did you assemble it to a .o file? then you'd need to compile it first, it's all there on the sample page
[21:15] <indian_munnda> trism: i just did nasm filename...
[21:15] <trism> indian_munnda: sorry, not compile, link
[21:15] <trism> indian_munnda: if you have the executable, you just do a ./executable_name_here in the shell
[21:16] <loki_> "/join #shtooka"
[21:16] <indian_munnda> trism: when i did nasm hello.asm it has created a new file name "hello" in the directory...
[21:16] <trism> indian_munnda: so you would do a ./hello
[21:17] <indian_munnda> trism: it say cannot execute binary file
[21:17] <trism> indian_munnda: then you didn't assemble/link it correctly, it tells you how in the comments for the hello.asm file
[21:18] <Keiffer> i don't have a guest user. how do i create it?
[21:18] <Nokio> Hi all, I know this is not really a ubuntu related question. I would like to buy a computer tu make a home linux serveur with ubuntu and i was wondering if anyone had any suggestion on the kind of computer that i could buy. For a good price. The server would do standart stuff such as web,dhcp, proxy file server. Thanks in advance
[21:18] <sebsebseb> Keiffer: having a gust user is a Windows thing
[21:19] <sebsebseb> Keiffer: most people that run Ubuntu I think only run  it with one user account
[21:19] <nandan_> indian_munnda: What is the extension of the file that ir created after nasm filename
[21:19] <nandan_> ?
[21:19] <nicklas_> hello, i installed some games, and did a reboot, when the desktop was about to start the panels they tried to start a few times before giving up, im using xubuntu and have checked, xfce4-panel package is installed
[21:19] <sebsebseb> Keiffer: ,but it's easy  to add more users
[21:19] <indian_munnda> trism: sorry i didn't saw comments and yes it executed this tym...thank you
[21:19] <trism> sebsebseb: ubuntu has a guest user, at least in jaunty
[21:19] <trism> indian_munnda: yw, good luck figuring it all out
[21:19] <Keiffer> sebsebseb, ok. guest is a user thing, and i too run only one user
[21:19] <sebsebseb> trism: oh didn't know that
[21:20] <indian_munnda> nandan_: it doesn't have any extension
[21:20] <indian_munnda> trism: thank you sir
[21:20] <Keiffer> but i need to do this: encrypt my home, swap and tmp but still. others can use the computer
[21:20] <brainsoft> i had the possibility of chaning to other 'area of work' clicking a button down right in gnome but it dissapeared how do I activate it again?
[21:21] <nandan_> indian_munnda: so did you do ./hello to execute it , actually I was trying that too
[21:21] <a|3x> anybody care to help me with recovering my files after filesystem crash?
[21:22] <nicklas_> anyone knows why this happens?
[21:22] <lu6cifer> Many times, when I restart my computer, I have an "unclean shutdown", and it scans my drives
[21:22] <nandan_> trism: How can I know uuid of diff. partitions ? actually I need it in menu.lst
[21:23] <lu6cifer> except I usually shut down regularly
[21:23] <osse> Hi, my microphones works splendidly in Mumble, but not Ekiga or Sound recorder. I've noticed that the X over the microphone symbols underneath all the sliders in the Record tab of the volume control keep popping back as soon as I close  the volume control
[21:23] <lu6cifer> and the computer takes really long to scan the drive
[21:23] <bastidrazor> nandan_: sudo blkid   ..this will give you uuid's of all partitions
[21:23] <thiebaude> lu6cifer, ubuntu scans your drives?
[21:24] <lu6cifer> thiebaude: it says "unclean shutdown, scanning your drives"
[21:24] <lu6cifer> or something like that
[21:24] <lu6cifer> and then it takes a really long time at /dev/sda7 (my home)
[21:24] <lu6cifer> then it exits to a root terminal
[21:24] <lu6cifer> telling me to perform some manual fsck
[21:25] <thiebaude> lu6cifer, what version of ubuntu do you have?
[21:25] <lu6cifer> 8.10
[21:25] <thiebaude> ok
[21:25] <lu6cifer> wait
[21:25] <lu6cifer> 9.04
[21:25] <nandan_> bastidrazor: thanks
[21:26] <Tamale> can anyone here help me troubleshoot my random freezes on Jaunty?
[21:27] <durt> Tamale, it's better if you ask specific technical questions rather than for help, not too many people want to hand hold.
[21:27] <Tamale> durt: understood, but I don't even know where to begin. Nothing is showing up in var/log/messages
[21:28] <durt> Tamale, start with hardware. mem check etc.
[21:28] <Tamale> durt: everything checks out
[21:28] <Tamale> durt: I have no problems when I boot into CentOS
[21:29] <arand> lu6cifer: I'd recommend getting a livecd, boot it up and do "fsck -p /dev/sda#" (where # identifies your root partition "/"). If that doesn't do an fsck you might have to do "fsck -fy /dev/sda#" (which will force the check even if it thinks the system is clean)
[21:30] <durt> Tamale, then figure out what is different, video card wise, kernel wise. the big stuff, then to applications. What are you doing when it freezes etc.
[21:30] <a|3x> anybody care to help me with recovering my files after boot crash?
[21:30] <lu6cifer> arand: okay, I'll try that if the problem persists
[21:30] <Tamale> durt: Sometimes I'm not doing anything.. that's what's so weird.  Shouldn't there be something some log?
[21:31] <Tamale> durt: I only know of dmesg and var/log/messages.. are there other logs to check?
[21:31] <a|3x> how can i mount to a partition that was encrypted by ubuntu installation with default crypto settings?
[21:31] <durt> Tamale, not if it's a total crash, sounds like video to me, what card? what drivers?
[21:32]  * Zachk18 is away: I am presently otherwise engaged.
[21:32] <Tamale> nvidia
[21:32] <blackxored> easy and fast way to convert an nrg iso to iso????
[21:32] <mordof> whenever i try to watch shows with mpeg 1 audio, the audio is all choppy - no idea what to do to fix this, running 9.04 - default install, no additional/different drivers installed
[21:32] <durt> Tamale, same driver version as CentOS?
[21:32] <blackxored> nrg2iso my bad
[21:32] <Tamale> yeah, that's a good one to check.  i'll look into that
[21:32] <Tamale> thanks!
[21:32] <mordof> anyone able to help solve my poor audio quality issue?
[21:33] <Tamale> durt: i actually have an ati card, and it's using the nvidia driver
[21:33] <Tamale> that's amazing is compiz is working
[21:33] <dreamy_> has anyone ever switched on the HyperZ .. on the Radeon Ligh edition ( m6 ly) (mobility 700) or (rv100)
[21:33] <chocolatte> Is DBAN autonuke mode good enough for removing confidential data?
[21:34] <durt> Tamale, I have never heard of that.
[21:34] <dreamy_> *mobility 7000
[21:34] <Tamale> durt:  I used to have an nvidia card in this system.  Now it's an ati
[21:34] <dreamy_> hyper z is for making games perfomance
[21:34] <Tamale> durt: I forgot about that
[21:36] <Tamale> wow, this is amazing llo
[21:36] <IndyGunFreak> Tamale: whats amazing?
[21:37] <Tamale> IndyGunFreak: That I'm using the nvidia driver for an Ati card and it's working with compiz
[21:37] <IndyGunFreak> Tamale: that seems extremely unlikely.
[21:37] <Tamale> IndyGunFreak: I know.
[21:38] <IndyGunFreak> how do you know its actually using the nvidia driver?
[21:38] <zmotok> hello everyone; can I specify in the install of ubuntu 9.04 the creation of the root partition as LUKS encripted?
[21:38] <Tamale> Section "Device"
[21:38] <Tamale>     Identifier     "Configured Video Device"
[21:38] <Tamale>     Driver         "nvidia"
[21:38] <Tamale> EndSection
[21:38] <FloodBot3> Tamale: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:38] <adac> Does anyone know if on a live usb stick the xorg.conf is generated on every reboot?
[21:38] <dreamy_> did anyone ever installed XP , with the help of a LAN ? can i ask this here ? :S
[21:39] <IndyGunFreak> adac: unless you've made it persistent, yes it is.
[21:39] <durt> adac, if the stick is not persistent any changes you make will be lost
[21:40] <adac> IndyGunFreak, durt how do I check if the stick is persistent?
[21:40] <IndyGunFreak> adac: most likely if you don't know, its not... what did you use to make the thumb drive?.. unetbootin?
[21:40] <adac> mean what does persistent mean in this case
[21:40] <IndyGunFreak> adac: means changes are saved..
[21:40] <adac> hmm somthing with caspar
[21:40] <adac> IndyGunFreak, changes are saved i can upgrade it and so on
[21:41] <IndyGunFreak> adac: then its a persistent install, so it should "save" your xorg.conf
[21:41] <ctmjr> Tamale: run this in a terminal and see what it say's egrep "Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers" /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[21:41] <Poul|Raider> Hello :) I just got a Lenovo s12, formated and installed ubuntu and have updated the software. I cant get the wireless to work, anyone able to assist ?
[21:41] <a|3x> plz help with encrypted partition
[21:41] <IndyGunFreak> Poul|Raider: whats the wireless device?
[21:42] <Poul|Raider> IndyGunFreak, i dont know sorry. Command to check ?
[21:42] <IndyGunFreak> Poul|Raider: open a terminal.. "lspci" no quotes (assuming its an internal wireless device)
[21:42] <Tamale> $ egrep "Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers" /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[21:42] <Tamale> (II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers//nvidia_drv.so
[21:42] <a|3x> plz help with mounting encrypted partition
[21:42] <IndyGunFreak> Poul|Raider: i think most o the Lenovo's usually have intel devices, a bit surprised it doesn't work.
[21:42] <Poul|Raider> IndyGunFreak, if i do iwlist scan it say failed to read data,invalid argument.
[21:43] <adac> IndyGunFreak, I noticed that pretty much on every pc I boot the stick the resolution is detected correctly (accoring to the monitor). What part of bootin is responsable for that? And does this not mean that xorg.cof was rewritten?
[21:43] <Tamale> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc M56P [Radeon Mobility X1600]
[21:43] <IndyGunFreak> Poul|Raider: well, find what the device is.. thats the first step.
[21:44] <IndyGunFreak> adac: i'm not really that familiar w/ persistent installs, so can't help you there
[21:44] <guntbert> dreamy_: this channel is for ubuntu support, you could be successful in ##windows
[21:44] <_mnemonic76> Any ideas how to troubleshoot suspend/hibernate on a Sony VAIO running jaunty? I guess I can mess with /etc/default/acpi-support but I would be flying blind.
[21:44] <durt> adac, xorg.conf does not get written to at all at boot, ever.
[21:44] <ctmjr> Tamale: well have fun when it breaks it is going to break good
[21:44] <ascheel> Anybody here ever use 'tcptrack' before?
[21:45] <_mnemonic76> IndyGunFreak: You in Indianapolis?
[21:45] <IndyGunFreak> Tamale: you are begging for a disaster, i'd make sure you're well backed up
[21:45] <IndyGunFreak> _mnemonic76: beech grove.. just south of indy
[21:45] <biZoru> hello every body
[21:45] <adac> durt, "The livecd uses /usr/bin/dexconf to generate xorg.conf"
[21:45] <Tamale> ctmjr: I'm facing random freezes. i'm sure I know why now
[21:45] <Poul|Raider> IndyGunFreak, well it works semi. I can see wireless from the gnome network controler. It just cant scan, and it pop up semi connecting when i type in the essid, but then it also pop saying authentication is needed, but the dropdown box is empty
[21:45] <_mnemonic76> IndyGunFreak: That's funny, I'm from BG.
[21:45] <Tamale> ctmjr: question is, how did this driver get installed
[21:45] <biZoru> i would like to know how can i open a udp port on ubuntu
[21:45] <IndyGunFreak> _mnemonic76: lived here most my 28yrs
[21:45] <biZoru> maybe anyne could help me
[21:46] <ascheel> biZoru: open a udp port?  Open it how?
[21:46] <biZoru> how yes
[21:46] <cornet> biZoru: could you please describe your problem in more detail
[21:46] <ascheel> biZoru: You've lost me.  You using your Ubuntu as a firewall or something?
[21:46] <ctmjr> Tamale: no idea but you better fix it while you still can
[21:46] <biZoru> thereis something graphical to manage ports??
[21:46] <IndyGunFreak> Poul|Raider: are you on a live cd?
[21:46] <Poul|Raider> IndyGunFreak, and now it say connection establised but its just gray in the gnome network manager
[21:47] <Poul|Raider> IndyGunFreak, naa i got ubuntu installed
[21:47] <m_law> anyone here use elisa media centre?
[21:47] <biZoru> no its just that i want to receive data by an udp port, but ubuntu closes every port
[21:47] <cornet> biZoru: what is the problem you are trying to solve. i.e. why are you wanting to open a udp port
[21:47] <biZoru> and i dunnno how i can open it
[21:47] <ascheel> biZoru: You need to have an application running that can listen on the port
[21:47] <cornet> biZoru: ok you can't receive data on a port unless something is there to receive it
[21:47] <Tamale> ctmjr: It's not an important system.  I think I should format and re-install
[21:47] <IndyGunFreak> Poul|Raider: again, what is the wireless device
[21:48] <Poul|Raider> IndyGunFreak, 2sec need to google it
[21:48] <ascheel> biZoru: What kind of data are you trying to receive?
[21:48] <IndyGunFreak> Poul|Raider: just look in lspci like i told you
[21:48] <biZoru> you mean that if ive got the app running ubuntu would let me pass that data through ??
[21:48] <biZoru> datagrams
[21:48] <biZoru> an special kind of datagrams
[21:48] <datacrusher> hi everyone. i got a computer with ubuntu, with only one hard disk. i wish to know if i grab another disk, ill be able to install windows xp and boot both without losing ubuntu
[21:49] <ascheel> yes, bizoru.  Ubuntu doesn't know what to do with random data.  You have to have a program listening on that port and you'll not have a problem.
[21:49] <Poul|Raider> IndyGunFreak, ohh sorry must have missed that.
[21:49] <biZoru> im asking it because when i run nmap to the machine there is only the ssh port open
[21:49] <ascheel> biZoru: type this to see all programs listening on ports and what ports they're listening on:  netstat -an
[21:49] <datacrusher> sameshima
[21:49] <IndyGunFreak> Poul|Raider: open a terminal and type "lspci".. assuming its a internal device, it will spit out some crap about your internal devices, look for your wireless device
[21:49] <nickUK> Hi - Can anyone help me with Network Bridging?
[21:49] <ascheel> biZoru: are you running nmap on a computer behind someone else's firewall?
[21:49] <biZoru> no no
[21:50] <ascheel> biZoru: so both computers are on the same LAN then, is that correct?
[21:50] <gabrielseymour> a sup
[21:50] <biZoru> in the same network i run nmap pointing to my machine
[21:50] <tvjudge> I have something in my trash that I do not have permission to delete. Where is the trash folder and can I access it by su and delete it that way?
[21:50] <biZoru> it only shows me ssh port open
[21:50] <Poul|Raider> IndyGunFreak, Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g
[21:50] <biZoru> yes
[21:50] <ascheel> ok, biZoru then you don't have any program listening on the port you're trying to send data to
[21:50] <biZoru> it correct ascheel
[21:50] <guntbert> !trash | tvjudge
[21:51] <IndyGunFreak> Poul|Raider: i'm not really that familiar w/ broadcom devices...
[21:51] <IndyGunFreak> !broadcom | Poul|Raider
[21:51] <mxyztplk> I'm (trying) to install Pidgin in Windows XP (My Ubuntu machine died).  I keep getting messages that it can'
[21:51] <gabrielseymour> A can you help me?
[21:51] <gabrielseymour> A can you help me?
[21:51] <gabrielseymour> A can you help me?
[21:51] <FloodBot3> gabrielseymour: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:51] <biZoru> ok so you say that i've got to have the program listening
[21:51] <cornet> biZoru: ok, on the machine in question do     netstat -ln   the first part of the output will show you what ports open & waiting for data
[21:51] <biZoru> so there wont be any kind of problem
[21:51] <Poul|Raider> IndyGunFreak, okay, willl take a look there
[21:51] <hari_> Why did the location of ~/.Trash change? Who sets policies for it? Why make it so deep in the hierarchy?
[21:51] <cornet> biZoru: (by first part i mean everything before "Active UNIX domain sockets")
[21:51] <mxyztplk> I'm (trying) to install Pidgin in Windows XP (My Ubuntu machine died).  I keep getting messages that it can't find modules in libgdk.dll and the Pidgin module itself.  Ahat to do?
[21:51] <gabrielseymour> a
[21:51] <gabrielseymour> a
[21:51] <FloodBot3> gabrielseymour: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:51] <mxyztplk> s/Ahat/What/
[21:52] <ascheel> biZoru: that's what I'm saying, yes.
[21:52] <tvjudge> thanks bot that fixed it
[21:52] <nickUK> Can anyone help me with Network Bridging
[21:52] <guntbert> hari_: there are not too many developpers here ...
[21:52] <cornet> nickUK: ask away
[21:52] <tvjudge> and thanks guntbert also
[21:52] <biZoru> to there is no problem listening on some kind of port
[21:52] <hari_> guntbert all right thanks
[21:52] <nickUK> Cornet can I PM?
[21:52] <guntbert> tvjudge: you are welcome :-)
[21:53] <biZoru> just i've got to run the program
[21:53] <cornet> nickUK: go for it - can't promise i can help but will try
[21:53] <ascheel> biZoru: that's correct
[21:53] <biZoru> i was thinkin that i have to open the port fist
[21:53] <Drether> Hello everyone. I'm planning on buying a laptop for school with Ubuntu preinstalled. I'm really considering buying from system76 but I was wondering if anyone had other recommendations.
[21:53] <biZoru> first
[21:53] <frojnd> Hello there. I have a question. How can I install 32bit softwae on 64bit processor? Some guy told me that I have to execute apt-get install ia32-libs && dpkg --force-architecture -i your-i386.deb Where do I get your-i386.deb ?
[21:53] <gabrielseymour> a
[21:53] <tavi> hy
[21:53] <Taulus> Any recomendations for an IRC client for new ubuntu user.
[21:53] <tavi> i have problems whit internet
[21:54] <IndyGunFreak> Taulus: xchat or xchat-gnome  are both ppretty easy to use.
[21:54] <ddelgaudio> taulus, pidgin works well
[21:54] <invisime> (relative) newbie seeking help getting sound working. anyone willing to dare the dreadful waters?
[21:54] <Poul|Raider> thanks IndyGunFreak , the link provided some stuff, gonna reboot and see if its solved
[21:54] <Drether> taulus, i use pidgin
[21:54] <Taulus> :)
[21:54] <ascheel> biZoru: no sir.  By starting a program that listens on that port, it 'opens up'.  This still means you have to configure your router if you plan on sending data to it from outside of your network.
[21:54] <invisime> pidgin, ftw.
[21:54] <IndyGunFreak> ddelgaudio: gag.. pidgin for IRC is horrible.
[21:54] <guntbert> gabrielseymour:  do you have an ubuntu support question?
[21:54] <ascheel> tavi: what problem are you seeing?
[21:54] <ddelgaudio> invisime: pidgin, ftw.! yeah!
[21:54] <IndyGunFreak> Poul|Raider: np.. hope it works, like i said, not real familiar w/ broadcom
[21:54] <dayo> !shisha
[21:54] <dayo> shisha ftw
[21:55] <dayo> :-)
[21:55] <biZoru> ahh ok i do understand
[21:55] <gabrielseymour> IndyGunFreak touched my penis
[21:55] <gabrielseymour> IndyGunFreak touched my penis
[21:55] <gabrielseymour> IndyGunFreak touched my penis
[21:55] <FloodBot3> gabrielseymour: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:55] <IndyGunFreak> Taulus: are you looking for something that has a bazillion options, or just something simple?
[21:55] <biZoru> well actually i've got a public ip
[21:55] <biZoru> address
[21:55] <invisime> ddelgaudio: does that mean you want to help me get my system to recognize my soundcard again?
[21:55] <dayo> get a room, u two.
[21:55] <biZoru> so i think there wont be any kind of problem
[21:55] <adam_> welcome in my hell ...i heave some questions..please help
[21:55] <IndyGunFreak> someone ban that twit gabrielseymour
[21:55] <Poul|Raider> IndyGunFreak, the guide said just to install b43-fwcutter and reboot, so bye and thanks
[21:55] <Taulus> Simples good, I used Coloquy on OSX and Icechat on XP.
[21:56] <invisime> it's quiet here... too quiet...
[21:56] <ddelgaudio> invisime: sorry, mate i even know whats your problem...
[21:56] <invisime> me either, exactly.
[21:56] <gabrielseymour> IndyGunFreak, the guide said just to install b43-fwcutter and reboot, so bye using my penis
[21:56] <invisime> except that my sound's not working, and most of the tools I know to use to fix it won't even run.
[21:56] <guntbert> !ops | gabrielseymour - repeated spamming
[21:56] <IndyGunFreak> !ops | gabrielseymour
[21:57] <ddelgaudio> wow, invisime: lots of messages, PVT pls
[21:58] <RootChaos[h]> on 8.04LTS, i'm trying to install pdns-backend-mysql, but it says it can't find the package... i have done apt-get update as well, no luck...
[21:58] <Kyo> como me conecto a ubuntu es?
[21:58] <mostafa_> hey there I have a problem I enable the compositing from system settings -> Desktop -> resume compositing but when I reboot all settings gone failed and compositing is suspended
[21:58] <mostafa_> can anyone help plz
[21:58] <durt> !es | Kyo
[21:58] <RootChaos[h]> how do i know if its still available through apt-get ?
[21:58] <biZoru> ascheel
[21:59] <adam_> i must install new nvidia driver before log in system..but i cant write password...like usb keyboard problem...or whatever can i remove temporary my password?
[21:59] <ascheel> biZoru: yessir?
[22:00] <IndyGunFreak> adam_:  i take it you don't have one of those little generic usb-ps2 adapters?
[22:00] <biZoru>  well actually i've got a public ip address
[22:00] <curtmack> I tried to add the PlayDeb repository to my APT sources.list, but Ubuntu puts preference on its own packages over the PlayDeb packages, even thought the PlayDeb packages are newer versions. How can I fix this?
[22:00] <ascheel> biZoru: just run the program and see if it works.
[22:00] <biZoru> ok then im going to create ir
[22:00] <biZoru> it
[22:01] <biZoru> will you be here more time??
[22:01] <Darkebrz> Hi, I just downloaded some eyecandy for GNOME called Glass Icons. It came in a .tar.gz file, how do I use it?
[22:01] <mostafa_> hey there I have a problem I enable the compositing from system settings -> Desktop -> resume compositing but when I reboot all settings gone failed and compositing is suspended
[22:01] <mostafa_> can anyone help plz
[22:02] <curtmack> Darkebrz: System -> Preferences -> Appearance and drag the .tar.gz onto the Appearance Preferences window
[22:02] <IndyGunFreak> Darkebrz: easiest way, right click desktop/change background/theme tab.. then drag the tar file into that window, let it install, then click apply
[22:02] <curtmack> that works too
[22:03] <loki_> ouhou
[22:03] <loki_> nico
[22:03] <mostafa_> can anyone help me with my compiz settings
[22:03] <Daedalus-Sax> I need to install the ati driver for my graphics card, the one actually from ati. i could do this on 8.04 and 8.10, worked awesome. why cant i do it on 9.04?
[22:03] <loki_> t'es la
[22:03] <mostafa_> can anyone help me with my compiz settings
[22:03] <mostafa_> ?
[22:04] <adam_>   ERROR: nvidia-installer must be run as root
[22:04] <IndyGunFreak> adam_: can you just enable the restricted driver instead of installing the driver?
[22:04] <adam_> help me     ERROR: nvidia-installer must be run as root
[22:05] <IndyGunFreak> adam_: quit being so annoying and 1. repeating and 2. if you're not gonna lsiten and answer questions, stop asking
[22:05] <yoritomo> hello all, any  users of Ekiga this evening ?
[22:05] <adam_>   ERROR: nvidia-installer must be run as root]\
[22:05] <ctmjr> adam_: do as IndyGunFreak suggest or go away
[22:05] <yoritomo> i would like to know how to see the call credit of Low-Rate Voip in Ekiga
[22:06] <TheEvilOne> anyone here know how to fix a really slow net connection in ubuntu
[22:06] <TheEvilOne> my speed test results average only 4Mbps in linux when there like around 12Mbps in windows
[22:06] <invisime> so, uh, does anyone know what it means if my /dev/sndstat is a dangling symlink?
[22:06] <cellofellow> I've got a problem. dbus-daemon is hogging a lot of CPU. I can't find what is causing it. How can I find out? How do I stop it?
[22:06] <Flannel> adam_: You should use the restricted drivers manager instead of manually installing them.
[22:06] <invisime> I think this may be the cause of my sound not working.
[22:06] <IndyGunFreak> TheEvilOne: you sure windows isn't falsely reporting?
[22:06] <adam_> how do it flannel
[22:06] <loki_> shtooka
[22:06] <IndyGunFreak> Flannel: i told him that like 3x
[22:06] <Daedalus-Sax> how can i force my ati driver down ubuntu 9.04's throat? cause the driver works awesome, ubuntu does not
[22:06] <Flannel> IndyGunFreak: I know
[22:07] <IndyGunFreak> adam_: again.. system/admin/hardware drivers
[22:07] <galen> I have a new install of the latest ubuntu, but when I log into gnome or gnome failsafe, the desktop appears, then dies before I can really interact with it.. I am left logged out. What's the best log file to check? Or potential solution? Intel i810 system
[22:08] <ctmjr> !intel | galen
[22:08] <bastidrazor> galen: ~/.xsession-error ..but know intel and 9.04 are having issues
[22:09] <cellofellow> how do I tell which pids are openning /var/run/dbus/syystem_bus_socket?
[22:09] <Poul|Raider> IndyGunFreak, hey again - same as before, it says the wireless connection is established but it wont allow me to go on the net without pluggin in the cable.
[22:09] <mord> cellofellow: try dbus-monitor --system or --session to see if there's some single agent that creates a lot of traffic
[22:09] <thegusty> Quick question...
[22:09] <eni> just installed ubuntu, is it normall i dont have turnoff/shutdown/ or anything like this button ?
[22:09] <thegusty> I seem to be having problem installing kubuntu, after I clicked install, my screen has a pattern of vertical lines of red, green, gray colors that are flicking to yellow
[22:09] <IndyGunFreak> Poul|Raider: and it is seeing wireless networks, right?
[22:10] <curtmack> I added PlayDeb to my sources.list, and I can install new software from it just fine, but for some reason Ubuntu always puts preference on Canonical packages, even if the PlayDeb package is newer. Is there a way to fix this?
[22:10] <IndyGunFreak> thegusty: thats telling you KDE sucks, and to try gnome instead
[22:10] <IndyGunFreak> its code
[22:10] <thegusty> IndyGun it is really a kde problem?
[22:10] <cyber_666_uk> hey guys may seem like a silly quetion but it really bugs me, in ubuntu my firefox browser wont go back by pressing <backspace> which im used to, and i can icant find ay options that deal with this. This isnt a windows thing is it, its firefox, do i need to enable something, can it be done? thx
[22:10] <Poul|Raider> IndyGunFreak, well i have to connect it to it myself typing in the know essid as i cant search for avalible connections
[22:11] <mord> cellofellow: fuser, lsof
[22:11] <Poul|Raider> IndyGunFreak, and in the gnome network manager its just gray(showing the connection gray)
[22:11] <cellofellow> mord: I know lsof has something to do with it.
[22:11] <cellofellow> mord: but I'm lost as to what
[22:11] <sddfdf> how can i connect to a wpa network through terminal ?
[22:11] <IndyGunFreak> Poul|Raider: that is weird... never had a prob like that(atheros)
[22:11] <mord> cellofellow: man lsof will tell you what it does much better than i can explain here
[22:12] <_Roman> Is it possible to do midi over ethernet with ubuntu?   if so, can someone point me in the right direction as to what software I need to install.
[22:12] <Poul|Raider> IndyGunFreak, it shouldnt be a problem using wpa2-psk
[22:12] <IndyGunFreak> Poul|Raider: i wouldnt think so.. but like i said, i've not kept up on the issues involving broadcom and linux.
[22:13] <llua> isn't ubuntu related, But after i installed vista, i cant access my storage partition
[22:13] <ctmjr> thegusty: on the install menu  press f4 then choose safe graphics mode then try to install
[22:13] <thegusty> ctmjr: thanks i'll try that
[22:13] <charles_> Question about samba. I can see my files on my ubuntu box from my windows box, but I can't seem to login.  I remember my password and user name, but maybe I missed up something.
[22:13] <charles_> Sorry I see my folders not files I can't log into my folders
[22:14] <curtmack> llua: It sounds like Vista formatted over it.
[22:14] <IndyGunFreak> probably
[22:14] <curtmack> Windows installers have a reckless disregard for non-Windows partitions
[22:14] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[22:14] <llua> curtmack,  i tho that for a min too, but i can access the partition from ubuntu
[22:14] <curtmack> Windows XP may as well have said "This is a worthless piece of crap partition that Microsoft programmers have an irrational hatred of, would like to bomb the crap out of it?"
[22:14] <cyber_666_uk> what exactly does the ubuntu FF mod. plugin do? could that be it?>
[22:14] <curtmack> cyber_666_uk: I think it just provides the apt:// protocol
[22:14] <curtmack> maybe a few other GNOME integration things
[22:15] <curtmack> I didn't catch what your problem was though, so I have no idea
[22:16] <cyber_666_uk> curtmack: thx - i just ried to disable and it makes no difference, it really bugs me that i cant press backspace to go back on the FF browser, simple i know but its annoying having to grab the mouse to click the arrow, i just find it strange that FF on Ubuntu wrks differently
[22:17] <curtmack> cyber_666_uk: alt-left?
[22:17] <cyber_666_uk> curtmack: lol that works, prefer backspace tho
[22:17] <jbarket> Question. Is there a simple way with aptitude or its friends to activate a new version of a package? In other words, I have ruby 1.8 and ruby 1.9 installed. All symlinks point to ruby 1.8 for ruby, gem, rake et cetera. Is there a simple way to switch these all at once, or do I need to manually change the symlinks?
[22:17] <mud_> cyber_666:  go to about:config and search for browser.backspace_action
[22:18] <mud_> then see if changing the integer value helps
[22:18] <guntbert> cyber_666_uk: have a look at http://lifehacker.com/269945/set-backspaces-firefox-behavior
[22:18] <cyber_666_uk> http://embraceubuntu.com/2006/12/21/fix-firefox-backspace-to-take-you-to-the-previous-page/
[22:18] <cyber_666_uk> found one - phew
[22:18] <cyber_666_uk> thx guys
[22:19] <cellofellow> can't find anything weird connecting to dbus. Why is it running at 30% cpu?
[22:19] <cellofellow> I mean, it normally runs at <1%.
[22:19] <ctmjr> !info wpasupplicant | ctmjr
[22:20] <galen> ctmjr: i'm following the directions in hopes this fixes it... it appears to be xorg related
[22:20] <cyber_666_uk> lol - u cant tell how much easier that makes things
[22:23] <obf213> wouldn't it be easier to emulate a mac layer on top of linux than a windows layer? why isn't there a wine like application for mac, or am I wrong and it is significantly harder
[22:24] <frojnd> Hello there. I have a question. How can I install 32bit softwae on 64bit processor? Some guy told me that I have to execute apt-get install ia32-libs && dpkg --force-architecture -i your-i386.deb Where do I get your-i386.deb ?  Is this the name of the package I install it with apt-get install package? Or where do I get .deb ?
[22:25] <pilow> Hello, I have gnome 2.26.1, how can I a TTF font into my systtem ? thanks a lot
[22:26] <prince_jammys> !fonts | pilow
[22:26] <McShane> frojnd, "you-i386.deb" is just a generic name for a deb package file
[22:26] <IndyGunFreak> McShane: but will it work on a 64bit system?
[22:26] <frojnd> McShane: so it can be vlc?
[22:27] <McShane> frojnd: yes
[22:27] <IndyGunFreak> this just has epic phail written all oer it.
[22:27] <guntbert> obf213: I don't know if you are wrong or right - but *here* this is off topic :-)
[22:27] <Poka> When I configure host.allow and host.deny, do I have to restart some service that the changes will be applied ?
[22:28] <Poka> hosts *
[22:28] <dominique> hi, does anyone know since when Apple's Mac OS bases on UNIX?
[22:28] <dominique> my father told me it was since mac os x, I feel this to be a bit late...
[22:28] <pilow> thank you prince_jammys
[22:28] <jrib> dominique: try the mac os x channel
[22:28] <McShane> IndyGunFreak: most 32-bit apps will run in a 64-bit system well enough, but I think some things like Flash have a 64-bit version
[22:29] <IndyGunFreak> McShane: i hope so..
[22:29] <jetsaredim> is there a utility or procedure for creating a usb boot from any linux install iso other than usb-creator?
[22:29] <McShane> IndyGunFreak: you can run 32-bit Ubuntu on a 64-bit CPU, for example
[22:29] <IndyGunFreak> McShane: i don't know, like i said, i hope so.
[22:30] <McShane> IndyGunFreak: I'm running 32-bit Ubuntu on an Athlon 64 right now :)
[22:30] <bucky> !info unetbootin | jetsaredim
[22:30] <IndyGunFreak> McShane: that is totally different.. i know you can do that.
[22:30] <IndyGunFreak> even a mental midget knows that
[22:31] <jetsaredim> bucky: ok thanks
[22:31] <Poka> When I configure hosts.allow and hosts.deny, do I have to restart some service that the changes will be applied ?
[22:31] <jetsaredim> bucky: ugh - qt?
[22:31] <Amqui> on XChat on I write a command line ?
[22:32] <guntbert> Poka: I'd say no, do you experience problems?
[22:32] <Amqui> on XChat how i write a command line ?
[22:32] <bucky> jetsaredim, yeah but it works good http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[22:33] <IndyGunFreak> jetsaredim: unetbootin is pretty good, if you're looking to try linux from a USB device.. i'd recommend 2gigs, even though it says 1gig
[22:33] <guntbert> Amqui: if you want to talk to your client start the line with a /
[22:33] <jetsaredim> IndyGunFreak: yea - have 8
[22:33] <IndyGunFreak> jetsaredim: well thats plenty
[22:33] <jetsaredim> have used this stick to install ubuntu on a system before with usb-creator - but need to install some other distro on another system
[22:33] <Amqui> guntbert: i want to start a perl script that i'v just loaded
[22:33] <Poka> guntbert just wanna know that they rly work without booting
[22:33] <IndyGunFreak> jetsaredim: depends on the distro.. its not 100% w/ every distro, but i've found most work pretty well... what distro are you trying
[22:34] <Baconheart> anyone konw why 6.06's mod_auth_ldap doesn't do SSL?
[22:34] <jetsaredim> IndyGunFreak: Oracle VM
[22:34] <guntbert> Amqui: then I misunderstood, ask in #xchat please
[22:34] <IndyGunFreak> jetsaredim: never tried it, sorry
[22:35] <jetsaredim> IndyGunFreak: its a slimmed down version of rhel that's built strictly for Xen
[22:35] <IndyGunFreak> hmm, ok
[22:35] <nozu> Hi, I'm new to linux and need some help
[22:35] <lu6cifer> My desktop cubes aren't working--first, there isn't a cube when I switch workspaces, and though it shows that I have 4 spaces, I can only access two...
[22:35] <sebsebseb> !ask | nozu
[22:35] <lu6cifer> can anyone help with this?
[22:36] <Amqui> guntbert: sorry i found my mistake
[22:36] <Amqui> i have to type the command line in a term :P
[22:36] <skierpage> I'm debugging broken resume from suspend and I'm not sure what to check.  After resume failed (display didn't turn on, no disk activity), I powered off and booted Kubuntu 9.04 live CD and mounted my drive.  But so far I don't see any useful logs of the resume failure.  Is there anything I can do?
[22:36] <jiffe> is there a way to define how long before a filesystem goes read only?
[22:36] <guntbert> Poka: according to the man page the files are read every time
[22:37] <nozu> I'm thinking of installing a billing software through wine. But can does the software I'd install recognize the printer installed in linux and know how to use it?
[22:37] <Poka> guntbert ok thx :)
[22:37] <guntbert> Poka: np :-)
[22:38] <sebsebseb> nozu: there are some good finanical  softwares for Linux out there
[22:38] <Blebleman> Hey guys, I've got a problem with my laptop :| I've tried installing the ATI drivers, but it turns out my specific onboard ATI card isn't supported, and now all I can do is boot into recovery mode. I've tried reconfiguring xserver-xorg, but no dice.... can someone help?
[22:38] <sebsebseb> nozu: and yes if  your printer works in Ubuntu otherwise, it should also work with Wine
[22:39] <webustany> hi there
[22:39] <nozu> sebsebseb, not in Finnish language... I'd have to install it for my parents... :)
[22:39] <Fa1nt> Hello, all.
[22:39] <sebsebseb> Blebleman: ok which version of Ubuntu?
[22:39] <sebsebseb> !ati | Blebleman
[22:39] <webustany> I'm totally new to ubuntu, albeit experienced with other distros. I have a Hardt system that I can't update, but I need sqlite 3.6
[22:39] <nozu> sebsebseb, but that answers my question, thanks a lot!
[22:39] <webustany> what's the cleanest way to import a packge from a more recent version ?
[22:40] <Flannel> webustany: What package?
[22:40] <biZoru> reinstall
[22:40] <Blebleman> Newest version, always forget the name :(
[22:40] <sebsebseb> nozu: ok no problem :)
[22:40] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[22:40] <webustany> Flannel: sqlite3
[22:40] <Flannel> Oh, sqlite
[22:40] <Flannel> !prevu | webustany
[22:40] <webustany> I searched on the ppas
[22:40] <webustany> Flannel: thanks I'll have a look
[22:40] <Blebleman> 9.04...nickname unknown haha
[22:40] <Flannel> webustany: Try that.  depending on what sqlite needs (and what uses it), it may be easy, or might be a headache
[22:40] <frojnd> McShane: so it can be vlc? I meant vlc.deb? where do I get .deb?
[22:40] <webustany> let's see..
[22:41] <IndyGunFreak> frojnd: why are you looking for the .deb file.. just apt-get it?
[22:41] <Blebleman> running on latest kernel
[22:41] <Fa1nt> Got a fresh-installed Xubuntu 9.04 on a Compaq Presario SR5102HM, no known hardware issues. Installed fine. Haven't installed any restricted drivers (such as for the video card) yet. Did let it install all available updates, though... and then, after restarting, I get a mouse cursor and a light blue blank desktop and nothing else.
[22:41] <McShane> frojnd: Look up VLC in Synaptic, the deb package manager
[22:41] <frojnd> IndyGunFreak: and how can I execute than? dpkg --force-architecture -i vlc?
[22:41] <IndyGunFreak> frojnd: are you trying to install 32bit apps, on a 64bit OS?
[22:41] <ghost781> what do you guys use to partion your drives?
[22:41] <sebsebseb> Blebleman: ok  there was someone the other day with a similar issue
[22:41] <Fa1nt> ghost781: gparted is great
[22:42] <IndyGunFreak> ghost781: i use partedmagic live cd..
[22:42] <ghost781> aight that's what i just made a DVD of but i wasn't sure
[22:42] <frojnd> I've tried dpkg --force-architecture -i vlc and I got: dpkg: error processing vlc (--install): cannot access archive: No such file or directory Errors were encountered while processing: vlc
[22:42] <frojnd> IndyGunFreak: McShane how come?
[22:42] <sebsebseb> Blebleman: by the sounds of it, you won't have luck with 9.04,  you won't have luck with 8.10  even,  and why, because of the versions of xorg they have, but 8.04 should work
[22:42] <Blebleman> If I boot X, screen is kinda garbled, and I can't even switch terminals.
[22:42] <ghost781> See i used to use nortons partion magic on XP but i just recently did the switch and i never made a liveCD of partition magic
[22:42] <IndyGunFreak> frojnd: you've yet to answer my question
[22:42] <qbrix> Is the standard desktop download the same as a LiveCD version?
[22:42] <frojnd> IndyGunFreak: yes
[22:42] <Fa1nt> Anybody got any idea what I can do about my blank desktop problem?
[22:43] <Blebleman> Well, it's all right if I can't run the drivers, I just want to be able to boot into X again! :)
[22:43] <ghost781> Hmm i think i need a better name lol
[22:43] <IndyGunFreak> ghost781: partedmagic is a bit different.. its not Partition magic.. google it.. its a little better than Gparted IMO, but both will get the jo done
[22:43] <sebsebseb> Blebleman: do  recovery mode  from Grub, and then do an xfix
[22:43] <sebsebseb> Blebleman: that should take care of that
[22:43] <IndyGunFreak> frojnd: and you don't see any issues at all w/ what you're doing?
[22:43] <sebrock> I have an issue with not being able to login using GDM, SSH is however working fine. Authlog says this: pam_unix(sshd:session): session opened for user sebastian by (uid=0). pam_unix(gdm:auth): authentication failure; logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty=:0 ruser= rhost=  user=sebastian.  And my uid is NOT=0 it is really 1001. Any thoughts?
[22:43] <ghost781> Oh my bad hahahaha i totally misread that.
[22:43] <Blebleman> Tried that, and the xorg.conf doesn't even change. (tbh, it's quite empty.)
[22:43] <qbrix> Is the standard desktop download the same as a LiveCD?
[22:44] <guntbert> qbrix: yes, if you burn that you have a live CD and can install from it
[22:44] <skierpage> Blebleman, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver tells you how to switch between the free radeon and ATI's fglrx
[22:44] <sebsebseb> !xorg |  Blebleman
[22:44] <qbrix> cool thx
[22:44] <IndyGunFreak> ghost781: if you have a live cd of Gparted, it will be fine, I just like partedmagic, cuz it actually has some networking tools, etc. and i surf the net while big drives are partitionining, rather than sitting around being bored
[22:44] <ghost781> Oh well that's bloody cool.
[22:45] <sebsebseb> !language | ghost781
[22:45] <Blebleman_> Whoops.
[22:45] <IndyGunFreak> sebsebseb: ?.. bloody?.. thats pushing it.
[22:45] <ghost781> I've got TV and my laptop though so I guess I'm not to worried about that. HOwever I would like to play around with Ubuntu a bit more while it's partitioning.
[22:45] <sebsebseb> IndyGunFreak: heh
[22:45] <ghost781> Ya I know right, that was pretty vicious for not a bad word.
[22:46] <ghost781> but i guess i shouldn't bash and get banned
[22:46] <sebsebseb> ghost781: depends on it's context,  but I guess not in that one,  and the o  ps   woudn't ban or kick you for that
[22:46] <IndyGunFreak> ghost781: well, you could jut use the Ubuntu Live CD... and install Gparted on it, and use it to partition the drive, and still surf the net, etc.. while it partitions.. but.. the system can sometiems be slow while doing all that
[22:46] <Darkebrz> !sound | Darkebrz
[22:46] <robbmunson> Guys, can we keep the non technical (non ubuntu related) chat in #ubuntu-offtopic? :)
[22:47] <Amqui> somebody here using zeus script on XChat ?
[22:47] <sebsebseb> robbmunson: this channal goes a bit offtopic every now and again
[22:47] <IndyGunFreak> robbmunson: what has been "non technical"... nothing.
[22:47] <ghost781> Oh my bad lol didn't know it was supposed to be in another channel
[22:47] <IndyGunFreak> ghost781: don't worry about it, some folks just like to feel like they are somebody, just don't be blatant about it.
[22:48] <ghost781> nah i'm pretty laid back lol but i understand the need for a separate channel
[22:48] <IndyGunFreak> yup
[22:49] <skierpage> apw, sir, I see your https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKernelSuspendHibernateResume but it doesn't have any suggestions for debugging resume.  Is there any useful information I can get off my disk after a failed resume?
[22:49] <guntbert> Amqui: I'm sure that #xchat is the better place for that question
[22:49] <v86> I wonder why I don't have the `¦' key
[22:49] <Amqui> ok
[22:50] <nidelius> I'm having trouble with my webcam. Ubuntu detects it but it shows only a black screen. I have tried installing different drivers but always the same problem. I
[22:50] <herenbdy> hey. if I uninstall firefox, all of my settings will be kept right if I re-install, right?
[22:50] <rww> herenbdy: yes
[22:50] <herenbdy> through apt-get
[22:50] <rww> herenbdy: firefox settings are stored in your home directory, which isn't touched by apt-get package removal.
[22:50] <nidelius> I'm starting to get worried that I have messed up my gstreamer library could that make the webcam functions stop working?
[22:50] <herenbdy> thought so, thanks
[22:51] <skierpage> herendby, your profiles (or pointers to them in profiles.ini) are in ~/.mozilla/firefox and an uninstall leaves that alone.
[22:52] <luis_> ey if i have a ubuntu karmic koala alpha version i can update to release when release is back?
[22:53] <sebsebseb> luis_: trying to update to the next release of the alpha,  doesn't  always just work also #ubuntu+1 for Karmic chat
[22:53] <guntbert> !karmic | luis_
[22:53] <luis_> ok
[22:53] <sebsebseb> luis_: I mean updates can be installed, and then still not get the features that are in the next Alpha
[22:53] <pacopil> online boxing game http://www.kobox.org/kobox-fande-Nourine.html
[22:54] <paissad-hp> hi all
[22:54] <sebsebseb> luis_: or not all the features
[22:54] <v86> does anyone have the `¦' key
[22:54] <v86> I can't find it ;|
[22:54] <biZoru> i
[22:54] <Dimitree> Is there software that can make my USB to store an exeptionally large password nad use it when Ubuntu boots up ? App that will convert my USB to a authentication stick ? Does this make any sense ? :)
[22:55] <paissad-hp> i would like to rename all file ending with MP3 to mp3, here is the beginning, how can i continue that ? ..... --> find -name  '*MP3' -exec mv -f '{}' ?????
[22:55] <paissad-hp> thanks in advance for helping
[22:55] <hawkman> is there an advanced config tools for the desktop effects in 9.04 or do I only get to choose, off, on, obnoxius jello windows ?
[22:56] <guntbert> paissad-hp: there is a channel #bash
[22:56] <v86> biZoru, you do?
[22:56] <v86> I have `|' but no '¦'
[22:56] <paissad-hp> guntbert, ok thanks
[22:56] <guntbert> !ot | v86
[22:56] <biZoru> yes on my laptop i've got the key |
[22:57] <v86> guntbert, I wasn't talking to you, thanks for the interjection; but this is an ubuntu related matter.
[22:57] <v86> I hate people like that.
[22:57] <Flannel> !ccsm | hawkman
[22:57] <v86> biZoru, do you have the ¦ char?
[22:57] <biZoru> "|" is technical the same as '¦'
[22:57] <biZoru> no?
[22:57] <inimesekene> hello, i''m using a thinkpad x60s and an external LG usb disc drive, if i try to boot into the live cd, the drive is spinning but after a half an hour, nothing has happened
[22:57] <v86> technically, sure
[22:57] <guntbert> v86: what is your problem after all?
[22:57] <v86> but I can't find '¦' in the keyboard settings for ubuntu
[22:57] <Flannel> v86: older keyboards generally printed the dashed pipe on the keyboard
[22:58] <v86> Flannel: hmm.
[22:58] <inimesekene> does anyone have any ideas what this could be about?
[22:58] <v86> Flannel, is there a way to get the dashed pipe settings back
[22:59] <Flannel> v86: Er, on the keyboard?  Scratch off some of the line?
[22:59] <guntbert> inimesekene: are you certain, that the iso was not corrupted?
[22:59] <robbmunson> inimesekene: is the drive visible in bios? I mean is it the first boot option in bootup?
[22:59] <christian_byler> hey. how do i keep the desktop from rotating (compiz) with the scroll wheel on the touchpad?
[22:59] <burntresistor> dvd decrypter gui window  disappearing when i spin the cube, anything i can do to bring it back up?
[23:00] <v86> Flannel: and how would that return '¦' to screen?
[23:00] <Poul|Raider> Hey, anyone who got a wireless device BCM4312 who can tell me if it just dont support iwlist scan or if i havent configured it right?
[23:00] <inimesekene> guntbert, i have used the same disc to  install ubuntu on anouther pc before
[23:01] <inimesekene> robbmunson, i can get to the part where i select to "try ubuntu without..."
[23:01] <guntbert> inimesekene: then it *should* be ok, I guess...,
[23:02] <robbmunson> inimesekene: ah, ok, I was thinking maybe the cd-rom drive wasnt visible at all (the hardware itself to the computer)..there goes one of my ideas.
[23:02] <guntbert> inimesekene: was the succesful install from the same drive?
[23:02] <Blebleman_> Awesome, I got it to work by purging the fglrx driver! Thanks a lot guys!
[23:03] <blackjack_> I am looking for elite hackers
[23:03] <inimesekene> guntbert, no, it was an internal dvd drive
[23:03] <a|3x> where can i see the command that kernel is using on boot to mount encrypted partition?
[23:03] <blackjack_> Are there any one
[23:03] <guntbert> !ot | blackjack_
[23:04] <robbmunson> guntbert: if you wish to take over inimesekene's query completely or if others wish to pitch in be my guest, im headed out guys.
[23:04] <inimesekene> bye, robbmunson
[23:05] <guntbert> inimesekene: then it could be that a slightly misburnt CD and a slightly "odd" drive don't fit
[23:05] <guntbert> robbmunson: have a nice time :)
[23:06] <kernelpanic> hi everybody!"! ..
[23:06] <b0red> i have crw------- 1 root root 1, 3 2009-07-19 23:33 /dev/null, is that wrong?
[23:07] <guntbert> b0red: crw-rw-rw is better
[23:08] <b0red> guntbert, chmod +crw /dev/null?
[23:08] <christian_byler> how can i disable cube rotate on scroll wheel in compiz?
[23:08] <Tetracomm> Is there a channel for Ekiga?
[23:08] <guntbert> bored no : sudo chmod v +rw /dev/null
[23:08] <guntbert> bored no : sudo chmod -v +rw /dev/null
[23:09] <Poul|Raider> anyone know if bcm4312 wireless device support scanning for connections ?
[23:10] <Darkebrz> Okay, I have done as much as I can to fix this. I absolutely no sound in GNOME even after updating ASLA. I would really appreciate if anyone could help
[23:10] <nicklas_> hey, how do you manage the menu in xfce?
[23:11] <carogna63> hi!
[23:11] <hipitihop> does Jaunty use an automounter by default or how can I tell if an automounter is being used ?
[23:12] <drygrain> dammit
[23:12] <drygrain> i cant get this other comp to boot from USB
[23:14] <abhi69> join #pidgin
[23:14] <drygrain> i cant get this other comp to boot from USB, even though i changed the boot order
[23:14] <abhi69> how to join new chat room from xchat?
[23:14] <abhi69> any help?
[23:14] <Flannel> abhi69: /join #pidgin
[23:14] <SirMontu> hey guys quick question, I just installed version 8.10 for the first time, there was an issue on install about not being able to install the Grub Boot loader on the MBR, so after reading around and not finding much but, "skip that step", i skipped it and it finishing, but after i rebooted I didnt get a GUI like I expected... Did i miss something?
[23:14] <c1s4n7> ALGUIEN CONOSE  uNDERSEC?
[23:15] <tomvb2> abhi69: /join #<channel>
[23:15] <djshotglass> yo, just installed ubuntu on my second machine, and i wish to remote desktop it from my windows desktop
[23:15] <djshotglass> what do i need to do
[23:16] <qwerkus> Hello; I'm looking for a lightweight simple editor (gedit, mousepad) wou can set to show a 2 colums splitted display, so that you can compare contents of both columns. Any idea ?
[23:16] <guntbert> djshotglass: install "terminal server client"
[23:16] <energyy> .it
[23:17] <djshotglass> guntbert, how, and how do i add it to startup so i dont have to hook a monitor and keyboard and mouse to the machine every time it boots
[23:17] <SirMontu> Anyone know why I wouldnt get the ubuntu gui after a fresh install from the CD?
[23:18] <guntbert> djshotglass: sorry, I'm on my way out, please ask the channel again
[23:18] <nicklas_> there is no way to install a menu editor then? in xfce
[23:18] <djshotglass> terminal server client will allow me to control it though gui?
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> djshotglass: to a windows server, yes
[23:19] <djshotglass> to?
[23:19] <djshotglass> i want to remote desktop the ubuntu box FROM windows
[23:19] <drygrain> I'm trying it install ubuntu on my second machine. I have the same USB stick with the install image on it that i used on this box. I have changed my BIOS settings to boot from USB and it still goes right to windows. Help?
[23:19] <Poul|Raider> if i get interface dont support scanning - is it because of configured wrong or are there network devices that cant scan ?
[23:19] <drygrain> djshotglass, telnet
[23:19] <drygrain> :]
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> djshotglass: you can use vnc but i suggest you analyse why you want to use the desktop and look at more graceful methods
[23:20] <zopiac> how do i wipe my hard drive? like, actually wipe it
[23:20] <Flannel> zopiac: shred
[23:20] <zopiac> ok
[23:20] <gwildor> or Dban
[23:20] <semioticrobotic> zopiac: sledge hammer
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> drygrain: try using the boot menu, usually its f11 when the system first powers on
[23:20] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I get my public key block like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Dinomite/PGP_key ?
[23:20] <zopiac> semioticrobotic: /wipe/ nos /smash/
[23:20] <drygrain> ActionParsnip, I did
[23:20] <zopiac> not*
[23:20] <zopiac> :)
[23:21] <semioticrobotic> :]
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> djshotglass: why do you want to acccess the full desktop? What are you wanting to achieve
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> drygrain: try the usb in the system that worked ok, just to verify it boots
[23:21] <djshotglass> ActionParsnip: i am wanting to achieve acccess the full desktop
[23:21] <techtronic> hi folks any1 know how to setup pam-usb to use 2factor authentication
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> djshotglass: but for what end?
[23:22] <djshotglass> i dont understand the question
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> djshotglass: why do you need the desktop of the remote system. What will you be doing when you get connected?
[23:22] <djshotglass> ssh is all fine and dandy, but it has a gui i might as well use it
[23:22] <djshotglass> so i can run things like vmware on it
[23:22] <drygrain> ActionParsnip, do I need to use Unetbootin or whatever its called
[23:22] <djshotglass> cant do that though ssh only
[23:22] <mord> djshotglass: you're probably looking for this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=392184
[23:22] <dannyD> I have a mac hfs+ USB stick that I need to write to in Ubuntu but for the life of me I can't. Can anyone help.
[23:22] <hwilde> djshotglass, use free nx
[23:22] <djshotglass> as vmware needs gui
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> djshotglass: vmware has a web interface you can connect to
[23:23] <djshotglass> lol
[23:23] <djshotglass> vmware server is a joke
[23:23] <hwilde> djshotglass, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/share-your-ubuntu-desktop-using-remote-desktop.html
[23:23] <djshotglass> so is that web interface
[23:23] <djshotglass> im talking about vmware workstation
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> djshotglass: most apps have web interfaces designed to run over networks, vnc is very slow in comparison
[23:23] <djshotglass> ty mord and hwilde
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> djshotglass: torrent apps often have web interfaces
[23:24] <techtronic> any1 use pam-usb
[23:24] <rw> dannyD: there is a driver for it here http://sourceforge.net/projects/linux-hfsplus/
[23:24] <djshotglass> ActionParsnip, so what?
[23:24] <dannyD> rw:  I installed that but I still can't write.
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> djshotglass: just showing you that vnc is pretty excessive for miost users needs, i always ask what is required when people make noises of vnc
[23:25] <dannyD> rw: wait let me look at that carefully maybe I didn't install that
[23:25] <rw> dannyD: have you considered formatting the drive and use an filesystem Linux and OSX can handle? Like fat32.
[23:25] <dannyD> I installed something from synaptic. The file is 6.2 gigs son fat32 won't work
[23:25] <biZoru> anyone knows a tool to repair rar files on ubuntu??
[23:26] <charles_> Having a problem with samba. I can see folders, but my login isn't working. I must of missed type something in my user name or password. I'm not sure thought. Is there a way I can change this
[23:26] <rw> dannyD: well they must support have a FS in common that will handle large files
[23:26] <Fa1nt> Can anyone recall what the name of the restricted nVidia driver package is so I can ask apt for it?
[23:27] <Gouda> Can do apt-cache search nvidia
[23:27] <stealth-> Fa1nt: apt-cache search nvidia will help
[23:27] <dannyD> rw: hmm, dunno. it would be great if it was HFS+ though. I read that ubuntu can mount and r/w hfs+ parts but for some reason I can't get read privilges on this usb stick
[23:27] <rw> Fa1nt: synaptic has a search feature, as does apt
[23:28] <on0bi> does anyone know how to get firewire to work with ubuntu 9.04?
[23:28] <ActionParsnip> Fa1nt: unless your card is ancient then nvidia-glx-185 or nvidia-glx-180 will be fine
[23:28] <djshotglass> hwilde: I am using KDE is that guide for GNOME only?
[23:28] <Fa1nt> Gouda, stealth, ActionParsnip: thanks all
[23:28] <charles_> Anyone able to help me?
[23:28] <rw> dannyD: I hope you get the driver working. I don't have a mac, so never faced that problem before.
[23:28] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I get my public key block?
[23:28] <dannyD> rw: thanks
[23:28] <Geraldo1977> oi
[23:28] <ActionParsnip> on0bi: sudo modprobe ieee1394
[23:28] <hwilde> djshotglass, with kde you will need a vnc program.  my favorite is freenx
[23:29] <hwilde> !nx
[23:29] <biZoru> use swat charles
[23:29] <MeXTuX> I want to install Ubuntu Server on a Core 2 Quad Q6600 64 bits machine. Which one ISO do I need?? ubuntu-9.04-server-amd64.iso or ubuntu-9.04-server-i386.iso ??? Help!!
[23:29] <Gouda> I am using Freenx as we speak. I am at work in my machine at home. It works really good
[23:29] <Flannel> MeXTuX: You want 64bit, so you want the amd64 one
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> MeXTuX: if the cpu is 64bit, use 64bit linux
[23:29] <Prodego> why is it called amd64 anyway?
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> Prodego: amd got their spec in for 64bit chips in first
[23:30] <djshotglass> hwilde: ok looks good what about the login at boot now, how do i start the nx server before login so i can control box rmeotely without having to hook a monitor,kb,mouse to it
[23:30] <zopiac> yay AMD, boo Intel
[23:30] <rw> ActionParnsip: yeah, steal my thunder
[23:30] <rw> :p:p
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> Prodego: intel chips have a few amd instructions ni to make OS development easier afaik
[23:30] <MeXTuX> ohh 'Cos it is an Intel processor I thought ubuntu-9.04-server-amd64.iso was meant for AMD processors only
[23:30] <hwilde> djshotglass, install the server and it will be running
[23:31] <djshotglass> and i can take over at login screen to login?
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> MeXTuX: its just 64bit, it will work on both intel and amd
[23:31] <hwilde> djshotglass, yes.   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeNX
[23:31] <djshotglass> epic man thx
[23:31] <Gouda> Just do a ps -A
[23:31] <djshotglass> exactly what im lookin for
[23:31] <Gouda> You should see nxserver processes running
[23:31] <waseem> hello, my laptop freeze's after a few minutes on the ubuntu OS. (I am in vista right now)
[23:31] <charles_> Having a problem with samba. I can see folders, but my login isn't working. I must of missed type something in my user name or password. I'm not sure thought. Is there a way I can change this
[23:32] <waseem> I used to have ubuntu installed before and reinstalled it, and now this is happening.
[23:32] <Gouda> Waseem: Does it freeze in Vista?
[23:32] <waseem> Gouda, no.
[23:33] <on0bi> ActionParsnip: do i need to apt install anything for this to work?
[23:33] <Gouda> Waseem: It sounds like a driver issue
[23:33] <waseem> Gouda, how can I fix it?
[23:33] <waseem> without having it crash before I can.
[23:33] <Gouda> Waseem: Have you tried booting up in safe mode?
[23:33] <MeXTuX> :D Is there any advantage in downloading the 9.04 version over the 8.04 LTS version???
[23:33] <waseem> no I have not
[23:34] <Gouda> Waseem: I would try that and see if the problem persists, then you can start there
[23:34] <waseem> ok thanks ill try that now.
[23:34] <rw> MeXTuX: newer software
[23:34] <rw> and more features
[23:35] <MeXTuX> and what about performance or security fixes???
[23:35] <Cyber-Dogg> I have jaunty installed (mythbuntu)
[23:35] <Cyber-Dogg> I have firefox 3.5 installed
[23:35] <Cyber-Dogg> I have flash alpha installed
[23:35] <Cyber-Dogg> but the sound isn't working with flash
[23:35] <Cyber-Dogg> it works with mythtv fine
[23:35] <rw> MeXTuX; it supports EXT4, which speeds things up a bit, security fixes are done the same as on the LTS
[23:35] <dannyD> rw: you still here?
[23:35] <Cyber-Dogg> any thoughts?
[23:35] <rw> dannyD: yeah sorry, was away for a bit
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> on0bi: should be a package automagically installed for you
[23:36] <dannyD> np. I am just thinking that it is more of the way it is being mounted. how can I make sure or force the usb to be mounted with r/w privleges for all users..command line
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> on0bi: does: lsmod | grep iee     not show anything?
[23:37] <on0bi> ActionParsnip: it doesn't seem to do anything. no feedback at all and no mount point shows
[23:37] <rw> dannyD: so you can read, but not write?
[23:37] <dannyD> rw: yes, I can read. ( i presume as it is empty) . sudo mount -t hfsplus /dev/sdd2 /media/mac is what I am typing to mount.
[23:37] <LoCoBoi187> can somebody help me install labview 8.5?
[23:38] <on0bi> ActionParsnip: with lsmod | grep iee, i get ieee1394               94660  0
[23:38] <rw> dannyD: I'm not a guru on these things, and other members can join in. But have you tried chmod 777 the folder it's mounted too.
[23:38] <waseem> Gouda, seems like i dont have a "safe" mode
[23:39] <adam_> how find drivers for lexmark printer?
[23:39] <dannyD> rw: when I mount, it shows it as being owned by root so I can't write to it.  Let me try chmod. I tried chowning it.
[23:39] <Gouda> ??? All ubuntu should have a safe mode option
[23:39] <waseem> i am in my normal ubuntu install
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> on0bi: thats great
[23:39] <waseem> and removing the restricted driver for my gf card
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> rw: 777 isnt very advised
[23:39] <Gouda> During boot did you press f4, f1, f8, delete? not sure which one brings up the menu
[23:39] <rw> ActionParsnip: 775 then
[23:40] <rw> I don't know these things out of my head
[23:40] <ActionParsnip> rw: i'd use 770 at most
[23:40] <dannyD> ActionParsnip: its not a permanent thing. Just need to transfer some files
[23:40] <rw> ActionParnsip; isn't the third number the user, or it that the public one
[23:40] <ActionParsnip> dannyD: then you can use mount with the extra option  uid=1000
[23:41] <LoCoBoi187> can somebody help me install labview 8.5?
[23:41] <Gyndawyr> I have plugged my dualshock 3 in via USB while running ubuntu, and i dont know how to test it or install its drivers
[23:41] <dannyD> to late...777 already..lol
[23:41] <booobbb> hey there. im experiencing some problems with bluetooth under 9.04
[23:41] <rw> LoCoBoil87: is it in the repositories?
[23:41] <fccf> LoCoBoi187: LabView is not officially supported by ubuntu and is not supported here
[23:41] <rw> fccf: we can try
[23:42] <LoCoBoi187> ok can somebody still help me?
[23:42] <LoCoBoi187> i thought its all open here
[23:42] <dannyD> grr, its still showing that only root is the owner..everything else is greyed out
[23:42] <waseem> hello Gouda I have removed my gfx restricted drivers.
[23:42] <fccf> rw: not if it isn't in the repository
[23:42] <waseem> also i only have a recovery boot no safe boot
[23:42] <rw> dannyD: have you tried open Nautilus as root and then trying to write too it?
[23:42] <dannyD> let me try remounting it with uid 1000
[23:42] <LoCoBoi187> rw: can u help me?
[23:42] <waseem> last thing is when shutting down there was some writing, something about bus connection failed.
[23:42] <dannyD> rw: no..will try next
[23:42] <rw> LocoBoi187: dunno, maybe
[23:43] <Flannel> LoCoBoi187: You'll want to just follow whatever instructions NI gives out for installing.  If you have specific questions along the way, feel free to ask.
[23:43] <Gouda> Waseem: That's itneresting...almost sounds like a hardware error message
[23:43] <waseem> Gouda, yeah but because vista works without freezing or errors I am not entirely sure.
[23:44] <waseem> ill know now anyway if it freezes
[23:44] <waseem> if it doesnt then it means it was the gfx driver
[23:44] <Gouda> Waseem: I would try googling that error message and see if anyone else has seen it
[23:44] <Gouda> Yeah, you just have to narrow it down
[23:44] <booobbb> anyone willing to help me with my bt problem :-)
[23:44] <waseem> i cant the error message is when shutting down
[23:44] <waseem> and i forgot what it said exactly
[23:44] <Gouda> take a picture of it with a digicam :)
[23:45] <booobbb> waseem: does your pc crash and reboot instantly?
[23:45] <waseem> booobbb, no. It freezes and just stays like that.
[23:45] <on0bi> does anyone know how to get firewire to work on ubuntu 9.04?
[23:45] <booobbb> system was fine for months and now just does that?
[23:45] <MaximLevitsky> is there a repostry of gcc 4.4 for ubuntu 9.04?
[23:45] <dannyD> ActionParsnip: give me a little help on the uid=1000 its not liking that. Is it uuid?
[23:46] <rw> dannyD: try writing to it as root (alt+f2 gksu nautilus). That way we can determin if it's a driver issue or a permission one
[23:47] <dannyD> rw: ok will do
[23:47] <waseem> booobbb, no system was working but had issues which I fixed and then updated. but the updated version (9.04) wasnt compatible with the drivers so i reverted back to LTS edition. and now this all happens.
[23:47] <charles_> Having a problem with samba. I can see folders, but my login isn't working. I must of missed type something in my user name or password. I'm not sure thought. Is there a way I can change this
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> dannyD: sudo mount /dev/<partition> /mount/point -o rw,user,uid=1000
[23:48] <dannyD> rw: well that seems to be doing something. hmm so I guess it was permissions
[23:48] <booobbb> ah ok. see, im not at all a linux specialist, but i had a tought time searching for a crash-and-reboot on my notebook lastly
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> charles_: sudo smbpasswd -a $USER
[23:48] <waseem> hmm i think it was my restricted gfx drivers causing this freeze as now i have them uninstalled and its still running
[23:48] <yener> zurna
[23:48] <waseem> usually would freeze by now.
[23:48] <exco_> is there a way to turn off the "reboot now" window ... because when I click reboot - I just want it to happen
[23:48] <dannyD> ActionParsnip: thanks I knew I was missing somthing at the end but it seems to be working in a su'd nautilus now
[23:48] <booobbb> after 2 wooks of searching and reinstalling os and formatting hard drive, it turned out that it was a hardware problem
[23:49] <booobbb> probably graphic card or motherboard broken. send in my notebook to asus
[23:49] <booobbb> sent*
[23:49] <charles_> ActionParsnip, Thank you
[23:49] <Gouda> That's your first mistake right there...Asus
[23:49] <Darkebrz> Okay, I have done as much as I can to fix this. I absolutely no sound in GNOME even after updating ASLA. I would really appreciate if anyone could help
[23:49] <rw> dannyD: at least you got it working :p
[23:49] <booobbb> hehe
[23:49] <andresmh> how do i figure out what version of pulse i am using? i find it confusing that in synaptic it  shows something like 1:0.9.16. What's up the the colon?
[23:49] <Gouda> I have had more issues with Asus boards and so have friends
[23:49] <waseem> yeah booobbb I would suspect its the hardware if it wasnt for dualbooted vista working fine.
[23:49] <booobbb> the point is
[23:50] <on0bi> Darkebrz: try installing PulseAudio
[23:50] <booobbb> it worked out fine with this and this configuration
[23:50] <TheEvilOne> does anyone here know how I can get more incvolved with Ubuntu and beceom part of Motu
[23:50] <booobbb> but it got worse
[23:50] <dannyD> rw: yeah, thanks millions for your help. I don't use these commands too often so I forget all the ins and outs
[23:50] <waseem> but seems like my comp is not crashing now, but this leads to me wondering why the drivers caused it to crash in the first place.
[23:50] <booobbb> first, reinstalling graphics driver would work
[23:50] <booobbb> than booting into safe mode
[23:50] <rw> dannyD: no prob, that's why I'm here
[23:50] <waseem> now i need to find gfx drivers that wont crash it lol
[23:50] <on0bi> Darkebrz: you can find it in the repos. or in the add/remove program
[23:50] <Darkebrz> on0bi, I had PulseAudio, I removed it after a suggestion from a friend. (sound didn't work with PulseAudio anyways)
[23:50] <booobbb> then booting on a secon display. but this is pointless
[23:50] <Darkebrz> What would reinstalling it do?
[23:51] <nOStahl> anyone know what kind of problems i'd be looking at using karmic koala for developing websites with
[23:51] <JeoTheLeo> hello
[23:51] <on0bi> Darkebrz: did you try switching the audio streams when you had it?
[23:51] <booobbb> Darkebrz: you have checked if channels are muted in alsamixer? press m.
[23:51] <on0bi> Darkebrz: that was a problem for me when i had it
[23:51] <Darkebrz> I have checked that booobbb, and I guess I will try that on0bi
[23:52] <TTilus> panels insist being on top of my mythfrontend ... they went nicely behind it with gutsy, but now (jaunty) they wont and i cant figure out how to make them
[23:52] <Darkebrz> Would I have to uninstall ALSA for PulseAudio to work?
[23:52] <booobbb> checked "aplay" in the console? does it print an error message?
[23:52] <Flannel> nOStahl: #ubuntu+1 is the place to ask about Karmic
[23:52] <nOStahl> k
[23:53] <ctmjr> Darkebrz: no
[23:53] <on0bi> Darkebrz: use this how to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=776739
[23:54] <Darkebrz> Just ran aply, waiting for it to finish
[23:54] <Darkebrz> *aplay
[23:55] <Darkebrz> What does aplay doing, its taking WAY to long
[23:55] <Darkebrz> Unless its supposed to take an extremely long time.
[23:55] <waseem> if its any better I use the fglrx driver for my xpress 200m graphics adaptor.
[23:55] <ctmjr> Darkebrz: you will be waiting a long time if you just typed aplay
[23:55] <thais> hi! ive got a wireless card here, but is not detected in lspci
[23:56] <thais> how can i find out what card is it exactly?
[23:56] <waseem> and i need to install fglrx and not have my laptop freeze
[23:56] <waseem> any help is appreciated
[23:56] <Jorsher> helloooo guys can anyone answer a simple question for me? :)
[23:56] <goddard_> who runs a web server here
[23:56] <riggs498> I have two running
[23:56] <hektorgibson> exit
[23:56] <Darkebrz> Okay, I'm gonna do that tutorial ctmjr, I hope it works
[23:57] <goddard_> do you use a dns service?
[23:57] <Jorsher> i set init 1 on a remote server through ssh and er, cannot log in now :/
[23:57] <riggs498> Yes, Domain name and DNS serivce is exported out
[23:57] <saahr> Hala possible question
[23:58] <goddard_> well I have been trying to set it up properly
[23:58] <riggs498> Are you having a hard time getting to yours?
[23:58] <Jorsher> will rebooting the system clear the init 1?
[23:58] <goddard_> but for some reason some firewall or sercurity feature is blocking it
[23:58] <saahr> I used version 9.04 Labantu new and I want to know your card or the way defined
[23:58] <saahr> I used version 9.04 Labantu new and I want to know your card or the way defined
[23:59] <riggs498> Did you set the router for the cable modem to export it out?
[23:59] <Tetracomm> hg: So\ you are mercury? :)
[23:59] <goddard_> The router is setup properly I believe it actually has my DNS update client inside it
[23:59] <saahr> I used version 9.04 Labantu new and I want to know your card or the way defined
[23:59] <goddard_> Let me say it this way port 80 is forwarded to the server
[23:59] <goddard_> that is what ive done