[00:00] <batrick> how is your printer connected? over LAN?
[00:00] <ping0> i have some problems with ubuntu studio and wlan :S
[00:00] <dayglo98> Anyone wants to take a look at my x config
[00:00] <Ammon> Finally, got my IRC to work. Ok, now I need some help installing my wireless card. Anyone available?
[00:00] <dayglo98> I guess I'll just re-install and update the ati fglrx drivers AFTER the x server updates
[00:02] <bucky> Ammon, do you know where the Ammonites came from?
[00:02] <axle> hey, do mkfs.ntfs partitions work for installing windows?
[00:02] <localhost__> who can tech me how to sniff with tcp dumb
[00:02] <localhost__> who can tech me how to sniff with tcp dump
[00:02] <shane2peru> !offtopic
[00:02] <Ammon> Not off hand, no
[00:02] <odiamar> I have a problem. How to make authorization on all the files and folders on the drive?
[00:02] <jrib> odiamar: what do you mean exactly?
[00:03] <haris> Why is it when I start Gnome through GDM PulseAudio works, I can hear sound playback but if I start from startx instead of invoking GDM soound doesn't play? (Note: I don't want to run GDM ..I want to login to console and start GUI using startx)
[00:03] <jrib> odiamar: please do not pm me.  Use this channel and prefix what you say to me with "jrib: "
[00:03] <Ammon> How can I install my wireless driver in 8.04. I have the stuff out and ready and installed the inf file, but it's not letting me use the wireless. It's built in.
[00:03] <jrib> odiamar: what filesystem?
[00:03] <shane2peru> !pm | odiamar
[00:03] <odiamar> jrib: ok here it is
[00:04] <odiamar> !pm
[00:04] <localhost__> who can tech me how to sniff with tcp dump
[00:04] <batrick> jer_: are you installing hplip?
[00:05] <jrib> localhost__: try googling "tcpdump tutorial"
[00:05] <odiamar> jreb: I installed a driver. But it can't modify or access the config because the file seems to be chmoded or I have no authorization
[00:05] <localhost__> jrib : thanks
[00:07] <Ammon> Is there a way to install my wireless driver that's windows based?
[00:07] <odiamar> here is the error message.. please edit your x configuration file. Just run 'nvidia-xconfig" as root
[00:07] <jrib> odiamar: you need to state *exactly* what you are doing.
[00:07] <odiamar> here is the error message.. please edit your x configuration file. Just run 'nvidia-xconfig" as root
[00:07] <jrib> odiamar: ok.  Why are you not using the drivers from the repositories throught System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers?
[00:08] <Phase> Is there a way to force an already running perl script to use both cores?
[00:08] <jrib> !wifi > Ammon
[00:08] <mgv1> hello, does anybody knows why i can't connect to efnet channels?
[00:08] <david_> #join ubuntu.fr
[00:08] <jrib> mgv1: no...
[00:09] <Fjord> so who want to walk me through intalling ubuntu 8.04 on virtual machine workstation 6.5
[00:09] <odiamar> jrib: I'm confused.
[00:09] <jrib> odiamar: ok.  About what?
 the joining channel option is greyed out
[00:09] <jrib> Fjord: usually you just download the iso and tell your virtual machine to boot from the iso.  Then install as usual
[00:10] <jrib> mgv1: what client are you using?  Are you connecting to the network itself without any issue?
[00:10] <Fjord> the install immediatly freezes at the beginning, we get the install screen but it freezes as soon as we tell it to install, whether normally or in safe graphics mode
[00:10] <odiamar> jrib: about running as root
[00:10] <jrib> Fjord: try the virtual machine channel then
[00:10] <Fjord> ok thanks
[00:10] <jrib> odiamar: I didn't tell you to run as root.  Can you answer my question?
[00:11] <jrib> Fjord: make sure you verify the md5sum of the iso by the way
[00:11] <purpzey> Can someone recommend DVD burning software that will allow me to create DVDs (with menus) from media (videos) on my desktop that will play in my DVD player?
 i'm using xchat and i don't know is the network is connected
[00:11] <shane2peru> purpzey: I like dvdstyler
[00:12] <odiamar> jrib: well here's the next question. Because you answered my first question which is nvidia drivers I'm now installing it
[00:12] <shane2peru> purpzey: devede is another one that is simple
 it says  Welcome to the EFnet Internet Relay Chat Network
[00:12] <NitroD> a little more advanced question....[adding updates to a persistent usb drive, will not make ubuntu unable to run as a live user?
[00:12] <jrib> mgv1: so then try /join #whatever
[00:13] <purpzey> shane2peru: Ok, thanks, I will check those two out.
[00:13] <fbianconi>  /join #whatever
[00:13] <shane2peru> purpzey: tovidgui is another, but I find it a bit complex
 nothing happens and it says "Visit us @ http://www.servercentral.net o"
[00:13] <bucky> #whatever is a lonely channel
[00:14] <jrib> mgv1: connect to a different server
[00:14] <jrib> mgv1: http://www.efnet.org/?module=servers
[00:14] <XiXaQ> I have ubuntu jaunty installed. It's not ubuntustudio, but I suspect it will be the same. How do I make it so that I hear my own voice when I sing into the mic? That is, recording works nicely, but I'd like to hear it in the headphones at the same time.
[00:15] <chiques> Opera pwnes Firefox
[00:15] <Nadroj>  subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[00:15] <Nadroj> Errors were encountered while processing:
[00:15] <Nadroj>  acpid
[00:15] <Nadroj> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[00:15] <FloodBot1> Nadroj: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:15] <Nadroj> Help =X
[00:15] <nineclock> hiz
[00:15] <chrisa_> hey folks - new here so excuse me for asking questions perhaps in the wrong forum, but i'd like to know why the admin account i created during install has no permissions to create a new account
[00:16] <nineclock> hos is the code to  make colorate echo in script bash ?
[00:16] <nineclock> how*
[00:16] <shane2peru> XiXaQ: if you right click on the volume icon on the bar and select volumes, you can unmute your mic
[00:16] <XiXaQ> chrisa_, check to see if that user is in the admin group.
[00:16] <haris> Does anyone have any clue why sound works if I login using GDM login window, but if I use the command prompt and use startx nothing happens?
[00:16] <chrisa_> I am no longer a windows user as of sept 21, 2009 -  a proud day
[00:16] <chrisa_> ok
[00:17] <Keld> chrisa_, my user is part of admin and has no permission to add users..
[00:17] <shane2peru> yeah chrisa_ !!  Congrats
 now it's working thank you - why did i needed to connect a different server?
[00:17] <Keld> congrats chrisa_
[00:17] <chrisa_> thank you - it feels so good to know it possible
[00:17] <Jordan_U> Nadroj: Could you please pastebin the output from running "sudo sh -ex /var/lib/dpkg/info/acpid.postinst" ?
[00:17] <jrib> mgv1: somethings probably wrong with that other server
[00:17] <susanmccourt> chrisa_: I'm not far behind you
[00:17] <shane2peru> chrisa_: I've been windows free for about 2 years now
[00:18] <Nadroj> Hey guys, Currently having a ACPID problem. http://paste.ubuntu.com/276128/
[00:18] <Keld> but...chrisa_, i use 'sudo' followed by adduser with no probs :)
 hey folks - new here so excuse me for asking questions perhaps in the wrong forum, but i'd like to know why the admin account i created during install has no permissions to create a new account <-- ubuntu does not make use of a administrator=> root account, the first account you create, however, has sudo rights, which means you can SuperUserDO  actions
[00:18] <Nadroj> Any help? :-\
[00:18] <jeiworth> this is an irc-chan, and not a forum btw... ;)
[00:18] <Jordan_U> Nadroj: Could you please pastebin the output from running "sudo sh -ex /var/lib/dpkg/info/acpid.postinst" ?
[00:19] <Keld> hmm, to satisfy my curiousity (long time since i installed ubuntu...well...6 months), is the root account enabled as default?  If it is, I don't remember setting the password...
[00:20] <LjL> !root | keld
[00:20] <Nadroj> http://paste.ubuntu.com/276129/
[00:20] <jeiworth> chrisa_: usually when you try to do administravie things through the gui a password box will appear asking you for your user-pw
[00:20] <Jordan_U> jeiworth: What do you mean it has no permissions to create a new user? System > Administration > Users and Groups will let you add a user once you unlock it with your password, or you can run "sudo adduser"
[00:20] <Keld> thanks LjL
[00:20] <NitroD> is the root even there?
[00:20] <jeiworth> chrisa_: in the console, you need to use sudo <command> to have the system start the program with administrative rightd
[00:20] <jeiworth> -d+s
[00:20] <Fjord> jrib: thanks, the md5sum was off, and as it turns out our file was only 128MB
[00:21] <Casandrax> root is always there in some shape or form
[00:21] <jeiworth> Jordan_U: ??
[00:21] <Fjord> way smaller than the 8.04 install should be
[00:21] <chrisa_> when i open the GUI for users and groups, the add user button is greyed out as not being selectable
[00:21] <O__o> pulseaudio really suck why ubuntu has to include it?
[00:21] <Casandrax> Yey, fjords!!!
[00:21] <XiXaQ> shane2peru, I do have audio. And I can record. What I can't do, is hear the sound from my microphone in the headphones while recording. Or at all, actually.
[00:21] <jeiworth> Casandrax: yes, but in ubuntu the password for root is not set which basically disables any human login with root
[00:21] <chrisa_> the account ive logged in with is the only account i created when installing
[00:21] <jeiworth> sudo su will of course do the trick
[00:21] <Jordan_U> jeiworth: Sorry, that was meant for chrisa_
[00:22] <chrisa_> i dont even remember setting a root passwd :(
[00:22] <jeiworth> Jordan_U: kk ^^
[00:22] <Casandrax> jeiworth: Does slack still have have NULL :)
[00:22] <Keld> chrisa_: click 'Unlock' first.
[00:22] <Keld> (you'll need to enter your password)
 what can be wrong with this main server of efnet?
[00:22] <jeiworth> Casandrax: hmmmm good question that, never used slack
[00:22] <chrisa_> jeiworth - i just manned sudo to see how that works
[00:22] <Casandrax> jeiworth: It could be argued null is none and void ;)
[00:22] <OldSmoke> still cant get both nvidia cards to work 9500gt with ubuntu
[00:23] <XiXaQ> chrisa_, the button is greyed out because you have to unlock the application in order to edit.
[00:23] <jeiworth> chrisa_: excellent idea
[00:23] <jeiworth> Casandrax: or zero ;)
[00:23] <Casandrax> jeiworth: root / moot / hoot ... Cool either way
[00:23] <Casandrax> ;)
[00:24] <jeiworth> hehe
[00:24] <linuxguy2009> Is it possible to run a command in a CLI only failsafe session to remove ALL ubuntu packages that are installed on  top of the main core of ubuntu in order to cleanly change desktop invironments as cleanly as possible and then  installing another desktop with apt-get install?
[00:24] <XiXaQ> chrisa_, if you like to read and understand, then you might want to read about PolicyKit as well. It's the one who greyed out your button :)
[00:24] <Hjonthn> o)
[00:25] <chrisa_> thanks...i see the unlock button ;0
[00:25] <NitroD> a little more advanced question....[adding updates to a persistent usb drive, will not make ubuntu unable to run as a live user?
[00:25] <chrisa_> and yes, policykit - next read
[00:25] <NitroD> need to be able to run it from usb for many differnt systems
[00:25] <Casandrax> jeiworth: im making some attack prevention codes etc. Could it be nice to block portscans based on how many ports a certain host is connected to you think ?
[00:26] <shawn_> How do I move things around on my taskbar (like clock etc) on ubuntu
[00:26] <Boondoklife> shawn_: right click then move
[00:26] <bastid_raZor> shawn_: right click the item then make sure 'Lock to Panel' is not checked, then move
[00:26] <jrib> mgv1: no idea, try asking on efnet :)
[00:27] <jeiworth> linuxguy2009: hmm take look at telinit manpage, i think that is what you are looking for
[00:27] <jrib> shawn_: or middle click drag
[00:27] <mgv1> i want to install ubuntu from the beggining but my hard drive is encrypted using the alternate cd - where do i put all my files before installing ubuntu again?
[00:27] <linuxguy2009> jeiworth: thank you
 ok :)
[00:27] <jeiworth> linuxguy2009: you can of course always switch to a terminal (alt-shift-f1 e.g.) and then simply kill gdm
[00:28] <Casandrax> phogg needs to learn the jedi way ;)
[00:28] <xguru> ctrl+alt+f2 i tried "update-manager -d" and it threw an error.  then i did it in a terminal window and it worked fine...any ideas?  (jaunty)
[00:28] <xguru> tried = typed
[00:28] <venky80> kdesu does not work is there a config thing i can use to make it work
[00:28] <chrisa_> thanks for the help folks, im sure i will be back
[00:28] <Guest63376> hi
[00:28] <linuxguy2009> jeiworth: ahh not even close to what I asked. sorry hehe
[00:28] <jeiworth> linuxguy2009: ah yes, ctrl-altf<something> it is, sorry
[00:29] <shane2peru> how do I ssh and get graphical interface?
[00:29] <linuxguy2009> I just want to know if there is a command to remove ALL installed packages rather than going through with synaptic an d manually doing it. I mean gnome and all. Just leave the base system.
[00:29] <jeiworth> linuxguy2009: ok, then jump to a treminal with e.g. ctrl-alt-f1 and then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[00:29] <linuxguy2009> Is aptitude what I need?
[00:29] <Casandrax> ssh -XC -l UserName HostName
[00:29] <xguru> ctrl+alt+f2 i tried "update-manager -d" and it threw an error.  then i did it in a terminal window and it worked fine...any ideas?  (jaunty)  <--  it was a runtime error?
[00:29] <jeiworth> linuxguy2009: aaaah ok
[00:30] <jeiworth> linuxguy2009: aptitude purge ubuntu-desktop
[00:30] <Casandrax> got it shane2peru ?
[00:30] <bastid_raZor> xguru: doesn't that command launch a GUI window?
[00:30] <stender> do anybody use ubuntu on a ps3
[00:30] <shane2peru> Casandrax: I think it is ssh -X
[00:30] <jeiworth> linuxguy2009: aptitude, apt-get or dpkg, whatever you favour ;)
[00:30] <linuxguy2009> jeiworth: Will that not just remove the meta-package called gnome-desktop?
[00:30] <axle> can i get some help?
[00:31] <Casandrax> shane2peru: C means use client libs, incase the servers have none
[00:31] <bastid_raZor> linuxguy2009: what are you going to replace gnome with?
[00:31] <jeiworth> linuxguy2009: it should remove all apps included as well as long as they are not needed by any other packages
[00:31] <Casandrax> shane2peru: C is faster if you have them
[00:31] <xguru> bastid_raZor: it does in a terminal window in the gui...but originally i was doing it from alt+ctl+f2
[00:31] <jeiworth> linuxguy2009: however, i am not really sure
[00:31] <tazsk8> I
[00:31] <axle> #windows
[00:31] <Jordan_U> Nadroj: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[00:31] <shane2peru> Casandrax: how do I set that?  on the client install what?
[00:31] <Casandrax> shane2peru: And you most likely do, right ?
[00:32] <shane2peru> Casandrax: now sure I follow you.
[00:32] <Casandrax> shane2peru: terminal window ?
[00:32] <jeiworth> linuxguy2009: seems you're right :-/
[00:32] <bastid_raZor> xguru: well what i'm getting at is that may require X to run that program.
[00:32] <shane2peru> Casandrax: yes, I have terminal. :)
[00:32] <Nadroj> Ah where did nitro go :-x
[00:32] <Nadroj> He was helpingme
[00:32] <Nadroj> lol
[00:32] <Casandrax> GO GO GO!!! :)
[00:32] <stender> do anyone have  ubuntu on a ps3?
[00:32] <shane2peru> Casandrax: usually that is the way I log in, but some times I need gui on occasion
[00:33] <Jordan_U> Nadroj: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[00:33] <mgv1> when i swhich mouse buttons the mouse pad is acting like right button. why can i do?
[00:33] <jeiworth> btw, how can i clear the selection for installing/deinstalling packages in aptitude?
[00:33] <xguru> bastid_raZor: you must be right, thanks :)
[00:33] <Nadroj> Hardy I believe.
[00:33] <bastid_raZor> stender: #ubuntu-ps3 is a good place to look.
[00:33] <linuxguy2009> bastid_raZor: Well I make my own repository disks and I want to have the main ubuntu CD and then be able to test out as many desktops as possible by removing the old and installing from my repo DVD.
[00:33] <Casandrax> shane2peru: guis rule, if they rule, which they do, when they rule
[00:33] <xguru> later....going to try the 9.10 experience... ....wish me luck..
[00:33] <shane2peru> Casandrax: so ssh is all setup, but sometimes I need gui, then -X is the way to go right?  What is the -C thing?
[00:33] <xguru> any major issues?
[00:34] <bastid_raZor> linuxguy2009: ahh, check out !purekde to see what packages it wants you to remove to get rid of gnome completely. ignore the install portion.
[00:34] <Jordan_U> Nadroj: "lsb_release -a" should tell you
[00:34] <shane2peru> Casandrax: it is for my kids computer, I have them setup with timekpr (awesome time keeper for Ubuntu) but it is messing up, and I have to use gui for that.
[00:35] <phao> I've just installed adobe air
[00:35] <shane2peru> Casandrax: brb, gotta run down and fix their ip setup to static
[00:35] <phao> what is the command line program to run a .air file?
[00:36] <mgv1> can anyone give me simple way to connect with proxy?
[00:36] <wikki_> alguien sabe cual es el canal de para age of empires?
[00:37] <stender> but how can i get vid-site's like youtube runnung on my ubuntu ps3? i tried so many things but i still cant watch vids the only site which works is nothingtoxic... after   i chosed to watch it over wind.mediapl...
[00:37] <OldSmoke> i was using miro for a bit it used to work
[00:37] <jbwiv_> guys, around a week ago, mp3s stopped playing on my Jaunty system. I can't figure out what's going on. Here's a pastie of trying to play one with mpg321, and then running it through strace. (http://pastie.org/626760) Any ideas?
[00:38] <jbwiv_> problems also occur when using rhythmbox
[00:38] <tim1671> how can i split a file into several archive files to later re-join them ?
[00:38] <jbwiv_> tim1671 with split and cat
[00:38] <iDontCare> Excuse me. could someone help me?
[00:38] <jbwiv_> tim1671: http://defindit.com/readme_files/split-cat.html
[00:38] <jon_> i just got ubuntu 9.04 and the volume controls on my laptop do not control the volume, how do i fix this?
[00:39] <tim1671> jbwiv_: cool i'll have a look at those, thanks
[00:39] <jon_> my volume controls cause the volume indicator on the screen to appear
[00:39] <jbwiv_> tim1671: no problems
[00:39] <wikki_> who know some channel for age of empires?
[00:39] <jbwiv_> guys, around a week ago, mp3s stopped playing on my Jaunty system. I can't figure out what's going on. Here's a pastie of trying to play one with mpg321, and then running it through strace. (http://pastie.org/626760) Any ideas? This also occurs with rhythmbox
[00:40] <iDontCare> I just recieved the Ubuntu 9.04 dic today and it seems that when I try to install it, a bunch of words appear and then the screen goes dark and nothing happens
[00:40] <mgv1> looks like irc channels in hebrew apear in gibrish. anything that solve that?
[00:41] <Casandrax> shane2peru: Im using my girlfriends windows computer. If it blinks or the symanticcs antivirsyth tells me i may be at risk again ill throw this thing out the window /hehe (A true horrorbox)
[00:41] <Swian> Hi, I keep getting this notice running Ubuntu 9.04 -
[00:41] <jeiworth> jbwiv_: are you by any chance on kde?
[00:41] <OldSmoke> use ultimate 2.3 it is wicked
[00:41] <Flannel> mgv1: Make sure your client is set to UTF-8
[00:41] <jon_> my volume controls cause the volume indicator on the screen to appear and change, but it does not affect the actual volume setting according to what i hear and according to the alsa mixer
[00:41] <OldSmoke> lol
[00:42] <Moon_Doggy> ok i'm useing program  but i had to run as root to make it work but i don't want to be root to make it work so is their a quick way to change the permissions of a group of files
[00:42] <jbwiv_> jeiworth: no, gnome
[00:42] <Boondoklife> Moon_Doggy: what program?
[00:42] <jeiworth> jbwiv_: strange, thought only kde used pulseaudio...anyway, check this guide:http://www.pulseaudio.org/wiki/PerfectSetup
 where it should be in? and also, im not sure how to make xchat to connect several channels on startup
[00:42] <Moon_Doggy> boondoklife blootbot
[00:42] <Circs> What should I download to convert an aiff file to a wav file?
[00:42] <shane2peru> Casandrax: just tell her it had a virus and you fixed it, (install Ubuntu) :)
[00:42] <bastid_raZor> jon_: right click then select preferences, what is the volume controls actually controlling?
[00:42] <iDontCare> Why won't my disc install the os so I can dual boot?
[00:43] <jeiworth> jbwiv_: you have this in your log: ALSA lib pcm_pulse.c:626:(pulse_prepare) PulseAudio: Unable to create stream: Invalid argument
[00:43] <jon_> HDA intel alsa mixer
[00:43] <jeiworth> jbwiv_: seems like alsa is not able to connect to the pulseaudio server
[00:43] <Flannel> mgv1: Hmm, it'd probably be in server properties or global preferences or something.  Someone else in the channel can help you with xchat, I'm sure.
[00:43] <jon_> when i change the volume in the mixer, it changes, but not the volume buttons on my laptop
[00:43] <jbwiv_> jeiworth: ok, interesting...I'll check that. thanks
[00:43] <jeiworth> jbwiv_: np
[00:44] <jbwiv_> jeiworth: sigh...yep...stupid hung pulseaudio process. Killing it fixed the issue. Thanks!
[00:44] <nitroD> who was having the install problem that i was helping?
 ok
[00:44] <jeiworth> jbwiv_: :D
[00:44] <localhost__> how can i limit my own pc....?
[00:45] <jeiworth> localhost__: install visat *fg*
[00:45] <jeiworth> */scnr
[00:45] <iDontCare> Why won't my disc install the os
[00:45] <iDontCare> I just got 8.04 in the mail today
[00:46] <Casandrax> shane2peru. Yeah, i really really want to because it makes me so inneficient (Trapped behind evil) /Semi Metallica etc, heh. The cumputer is a "HP pavillion Entertainment pc". The shift buttons/etc have been cut into half size so you cant type very fast
[00:46] <iDontCare> but when I go to install it, a bunch of words pop up and the screen goes black.
[00:46] <Casandrax> shane2peru. But i can obviously turn the laptop screen all around... whenever i would possibly wanna do that :)
[00:46] <bastid_raZor> jon_: try different devices to see which works.
[00:47] <jon_> only that one works, but again, it works, it is the graphical volume indicator that pops up that is incorrect
[00:47] <jon_> the alsa mixer is correct
[00:47] <mgv1> what about proxy? how can i find a proxy to connect with? does anyone can see my ip?
[00:47] <bastid_raZor> jon_: that i don't have a clue about.
[00:47] <jon_> ok, thanks
[00:48] <X31> If I want to use lsof in repeat mode to see what files a process accesses, how would I go about this?  for example: lsof -r -c who        doesn't output anything when I actually run it, and then run who in a different console on the same system, what am I missing?
[00:49] <karsten> Just upgraded to Jaunty, konqueror is having horrible display artifacts on page scroll.  Known issue / fix / workaround?
[00:49] <jon_> is anyone else familiar with the volume indicator?
[00:49] <collag> hi. if I set files and folders to the octal permission 700 and the user and group to user X, does that mean that only root and user X can read, write, or access these files and there is no back door for someone else to access or even view these files (besides zero-day, unpatched exploits or simply using a different linux OS where you have root, of course)?
[00:49] <karsten> And sorry, I'm unfamiliar w/ Ubuntu's BTS, so a gentle nudge in that direction....
[00:49] <karsten> collag: That's the general idea.
[00:49] <karsten> collag: If you want a higher level of security, encrypt the files.
[00:50] <collag> karsten: is that a 'yes'? :P
[00:50] <karsten> collag: Aye.
[00:50] <collag> karsten: I already encrypt the whole hard drive. I'm talking about access while the hard drive is mounted.
[00:50] <dragon> How can i set a higher priority for a network interface? I want my computer to use LAN before WLAN if both are available.
[00:50] <bastid_raZor> collag: 700 would be user only, no one else group or otherwise would be able to access them
[00:50] <mezquitale> collag, oui, if you want to make it private just encrypt your home directory, that's what i do
[00:51] <karsten> collag: Right.  Encrypted drive will get you around the problem of someone stealing your disk and attempting to read your files.  If they can back-door the system while the FS is mounted, you lose.
[00:51] <dragon> !chmod | collag
[00:51] <localhost__> [06:45] <jeiworth> localhost__: install visat *fg* <== i m googling but not found...? what is meant..?
[00:51] <karsten> collag: It's all about your risk/threat model.
[00:51] <karsten> collag: What's your goal?
[00:51] <jeiworth> localhost__: visat=>vista
[00:52] <jeiworth> localhost__: it was a joke :P
[00:52] <localhost__> wekekekkekkeke
[00:52] <collag> well, I realize that I'm doomed if an attacker gets root. but I want to cover the case that an attacker gets access to my system with an account that is not root. and I want to prevent him from accessing these files when the FS is mounted.
[00:52] <Casandrax> X31: touch script.sh && chmod 755 script.sh (add a while with hook parantheses around a one/1 then add a "do". After this add your commands, and then "done" ) (I hate this cumputer)
[00:52] <nitroD> Nadroj,
[00:53] <localhost__> jeiworth <== may i PM u...?
[00:53] <karsten> collag: That's the intent of chmod / file perms.  Encryption gives you a further leg up.  That is all.
[00:53] <bobbyd> hi
[00:53] <bobbyd> does anyone know where the settings are stored from the compiz config settings manager?
[00:53] <soreau> bobbyd: It depends on which backend you use
[00:53] <bobbyd> I often want to just disable compiz temporarily, but I lose my custom settings when I do that
[00:53] <collag> okay, thanks.
[00:54] <bobbyd> soreau: whatever comes as default with jaunty
[00:54] <twit324> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dOZVDu8vlw#t=1m20s
[00:54] <Casandrax> bobbydÖ if done correctly it should be in /etc/compiz-config-manager/*settings*...
[00:54] <soreau> bobbyd: Install simple-ccsm and then a Custom option will appear in addition to normal and extra
[00:54] <coz_> bobbyd,  that would be  gconf backend
[00:54] <localhost__> jeiworth <== may i PM u jeiworth
[00:54] <FloridaGuy> where can i find some good 3D desktop icons
[00:54] <bobbyd> so mabe I should ask: is there a way to temporarily disable compiz but keep my settings?
[00:54] <X31> Casandrax: thanks, but the -r option for lsof puts it into repeat mode so it basically "listens" for a process which starts with who (-c is the process name), it shouldn't need a scripted loop since the loop is built-in, there's either something wrong with my syntax or with the way I understand the concept
[00:55] <soreau> bobbyd: When using Custom, your settings shouldn't be reset. You have to install simple-ccsm package for it to appear
[00:55] <Biovore> bobbyd: metacity --replace
[00:55] <Biovore> bobbyd: will replace comviz for the current session
[00:55] <bobbyd> Biovore: thanks
[00:55] <soreau> bobbyd: Normal and Extra automatically use a predefined set of effects. But if you install simple-ccsm, a Custom option will appear that will save your settings
[00:56] <Casandrax> X31: So basically you need a "See if the process has died and then do something" ?
[00:56] <localhost__> how can i limit my own pc....? i m using ubuntu
[00:56] <Biovore> localhost__: limit what?
[00:56] <bobbyd> soreau: yes, but to disable them I'm going to "normal" and then when I go back to "custom" my settings are gone
[00:56] <X31> Casandrax: what I would like to do is track down which files are accessed by the process, lsof seemed like the tool to do it with
 localhost__: limit what? limit internet trafic
[00:57] <localhost__> in my own pc
[00:57] <karsten> localhost__: Send it to crummy schools, taunt it, feed it poorly, and don't fund it adequately.
[00:57] <crackheadjunky> hello, can someone help me with my wireless issue in GOS?
[00:57] <soreau> bobbyd: You should go to 'None' to disable. Then back to custom. As soon as you select normal or extra, your settings will be gone
[00:57] <mikubuntu> wooowee.  i think todays update to chrome's linux version is the first to have flash enabled ... kool
[00:57] <Biovore> localhost__: rate limit..  take a look at QOS and Traffic Cop..  There sorta a pain to setup though..
[00:57] <crackheadjunky> soreau: thanks for your help earlier, but i still havent gotten it fixed
[00:57] <Biovore> !QOS
[00:57] <karsten> localhost__: Um.  Shoot for a slightly clearer statement of what you're trying to do.  QoS is probably generally what you're thinking about.  The question "why" comes to mind.
[00:58] <Biovore> !TrafficShaper
[00:58] <twit324> I would assume QOS for torrent downloads and response times for gaming?
[00:58] <crackheadjunky> Biovore: its not qos, its GOS
[00:58] <crackheadjunky> Biovore: deritive of ubuntu
[00:58] <mikubuntu> crackheadjunky: ever thought of quitg the crack, you might have a clearer view of things
[00:58] <Casandrax> X31: Skip the -r and make a diff between newfile and oldfile taken on the previous run from the script (ok in practice but from exp i do it in c)
[00:58] <soreau> crackheadjunky: Sorry, my internet went out then I took a nap
[00:58] <Biovore> crackheadjunky: Quallity of Service.
[00:58] <LjL> crackheadjunky: QOS wasn't for you
[00:59] <crackheadjunky> Biovore: oh, thanks
[00:59] <crackheadjunky> soreau: thats ok
[00:59] <crackheadjunky> soreau: i couldnt figure it out, so i quit too
[00:59] <Xayto> Anyone here manage to get openvpn 2.1-rc11 working on a 9.04 server edition of ubuntu? im having trouble getting openvpn to execute a script when var's are passed to it
[00:59] <soreau> crackheadjunky: Now let me see if I can find any info about what I was thinking of earlier. In the meantime, can you please try: sudo apt-get install apt-file && sudo apt-file update
[00:59] <Casandrax> QOS: Qute Operating System
[01:00] <crackheadjunky> soreau: ?
[01:00] <karsten> Konqueror bug previously mentioned: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/369266
[01:00] <localhost__> i want to limit every download from my terminal, like using HTB or CBQ
[01:00] <soreau> crackheadjunky: That will install apt-file and update it so we can use it to track down the kernel object you need with: apt-file search ath9k.ko
[01:00] <karsten> Already filed.  Display artifacts in a bunch of KDE 4.2.2 apps.
[01:00] <Biovore> localhost__: http://www.securityfocus.com/infocus/1285  <-- some begining reading.. there isn't any fancy gui tool to do it..
[01:00] <mgv1> do you know why gawab mail always give "domain name dismatch" confirmation when using imap?
[01:01] <crackheadjunky> soreau: so sudo apt-get install apt-file
[01:01] <fred_> hi guys anyone wanna help setup my sound on a brand new install of xubuntu
[01:01] <soreau> crackheadjunky: sudo apt-get install apt-file && sudo apt-file update && sudo apt-file search ath9k.ko
[01:01] <kermit> whats to keep anything with user access from poping up something looking like an update window and getting your root password?
[01:01] <localhost__>  <Biovore> localhost__: http://www.securityfocus.com/infocus/1285  <-- some begining reading.. there isn't any fancy gui tool to do it.. <== i ll try to do that
[01:01] <Biovore> localhost__: And http://lwn.net/1998/1119/shaper.html
[01:01] <soreau> crackheadjunky: Err.. no sudo for the last command needed
[01:01] <X31> Casandrax: hm, let me restate, lsof listens for a certain process that is not currently running yet, that's where the -r comes in, when the process runs it needs to be established which files that process accessed, be that read/write/execute, basically I want to know for sure what file i/o is happening because of that process
[01:02] <localhost__> i m sorry cuz i m newbie
[01:02] <localhost__> i was using ubuntu in 2 days
[01:02] <Casandrax> fred_: open a terminal window, type alsamixer or alsa-mixer then turn everything relevant up.
[01:02] <Biovore> unfortionaly what your asking for is sorta a complex deal.
[01:02] <Guest33995> Casandrax, actually the problem I think is I want to specify the default sound device
[01:03] <Casandrax> X31: Im saying... iterate a loop and look once per pass for anything you wish to catch ?
[01:04] <Casandrax> Guest33995: change to some unused nickname
[01:04] <unusedhopefully> lol
[01:04] <Casandrax> haha
[01:04] <ant0xa> :))
[01:04] <unusedhopefully> ok so I have 3 sound devices on my comp
[01:04] <Casandrax> well done
[01:04] <unusedhopefully> audigy 2, onboard and hdmi on vidcard
[01:04] <zsquareplusc> X31: with strace you can log what a process is doing when you start it manually
[01:05] <crackheadjunky> soreau: complete but i have to reboot
[01:05] <crackheadjunky> brb
[01:05] <Casandrax> Audigy is actually ok. Original fujitsu motherboars suck though
[01:05] <X31> Casandrax: I understand, a loop would certainly work, I had just hoped for lsof, a loop may miss some really short process while lsof wouldn't
[01:06] <Casandrax> Is Fujitsu still selling computers btw ?
[01:06] <X31> zsquareplusc: thanks will look into it
[01:06] <unusedhopefully> dont think so casandra
[01:06] <unusedhopefully> not under the fujitsu name at least
[01:07] <Casandrax> unusedhopefully: good, maybe they wont pack those onto unknowing peoples that wants their computers to actually work more then a few weeks before their HDs burn out... over and over and over again
[01:08] <unusedhopefully> So Casandrax u think you can point me in the right direction
[01:08] <localhost__> Biovore <== whould you like to see my PM
[01:08] <unusedhopefully> about how to set my default device in alsa
[01:08] <crackheadjunky> soreau: ok im back
[01:08] <localhost__> Biovore <== whould you like to see my PM
[01:08] <Ammon> I'm needing help with my pidgin. I reinstalled ubuntu, now I can't seem to get it to work.
[01:09] <Maritim> Hit it with a hammer
[01:09] <Maritim> or give us some more details
[01:09] <Ammon> No. I like my laptop
[01:09] <Casandrax> unusedhopefully: Hit tab or space etc a few times.. youll get it
[01:09] <Ammon> I'm using a wireless connection and all I see for pidgin is a power plug.
[01:09] <unusedhopefully> lol what ?
[01:09] <Ammon> Like it's trying to connect
[01:09] <nnooplo> #arabe
[01:09] <soreau> crackheadjunky: Now, you did 'sudo apt-file update'?
[01:10] <crackheadjunky> yes, but it didnt return anything
[01:10] <nnooplo> # arabe
[01:10] <crackheadjunky> soreau: sorry that one did the last one didnt
[01:10] <soreau> crackheadjunky: What?
[01:10] <Maritim> Ammon: got any details about what's not working?
[01:10] <crackheadjunky> soreau: i did that and it updated my file
[01:10] <Casandrax> unusedhopefully: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alsamixer
[01:10] <crackheadjunky> soreau: the last cmd didnt return anything though
[01:10] <soreau> crackheadjunky: Ok, now does 'apt-file search ath9k.ko' give any output?
[01:11] <crackheadjunky> no
[01:11] <kevin|demarest> netboot installation?  dnsmasq not starting?
[01:11] <crackheadjunky> soreau: no but i will try it again now that i have updated the apt-file
[01:11] <unusedhopefully> thanks casandrax
[01:11] <Casandrax> unusedhopefully: Np, youll be ok
[01:11] <crackheadjunky> that returns nothing
[01:12] <crackheadjunky> soreau: that returns nothing
[01:12] <Casandrax> unusedhopefully: Usually its just about cranking up the volume etc :=)
[01:12] <soreau> crackheadjunky: ugh.. that means your distro packaged your kernel without building ath9k module. What kernel version are you running? (uname -a)
[01:12] <mib_mib> Hi Guys - Question: Problem with SSH on ubuntu 9.04 -  I just set up a private key to ssh, and copied it to the remote server - then I restarted SSH (/etc/init.d/ssh restart) on the remote server - When I try to ssh now, it says "Agent admitted failure to sign using the key" and I just have to type in my password - whats wrong here?
[01:12] <unusedhopefully> I know casandrax i was on gentoo some years ago...but now I have to find how to specify once and for all, wich device I want alsa to use by default
[01:13] <crackheadjunky> soreau: Linux gateway 2.6.24-24-generic #1 SMP Sat Aug 22 01:06:14 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[01:13] <soreau> crackheadjunky: Ok, sec
[01:13] <dragon> How can i set a higher priority for a network interface? I want my computer to use LAN before WLAN if both are available.
[01:13] <unusedhopefully> because i am using movie player (?) in xubuntu and the speaker icon and all sound related options are greyed out
[01:14] <dragon> !details | Maritim
[01:15] <Casandrax> unusedhopefully: nowdays those are called HD most likely. Gentoo is nice, although i think their package manager could have been made easier at the time. Ive written one that could be better i think.
[01:15] <Ammon> I have another question. I"m trying to use my bluetooth mouse in 8.04 and everytime I connect it, my computer freezes.
[01:15] <soreau> crackheadjunky: Yea, your distro is apparently based off hardy lts. You need ath9k and in order to get it you need a newer kernel
[01:15] <Maritim> dragon: you should throw that one at the guy which actually had the problem. I was the one asking him for details about what was not working :p
[01:15] <dragon> mib_mib: you're supposed to copy the public key part, not the private key, to the remote server
[01:15] <dragon> Maritim: oops my bad
[01:15] <crackheadjunky> soreau: so how do update the kernel?
[01:16] <dragon> !details | Ammon
[01:16] <mib_mib> dragon: sorry - i misspoke- i moved the public key (id_dsa.pub)
[01:16] <Ammon> Just what I said. I try to pair my bluetooth mouse with my computer and it freezes on me.
[01:16] <Ammon> I'm running 8.04
[01:16] <judgen> Anyone else having problems with getting to the keyserver atm?
[01:17] <Samemax> hi, I'm new to this server and at this moment I would like to know if there are some chennels here, where you can just be.. not serious ;) A hint from someone? Or do I have to check the whole chan-list?
[01:17] <soreau> crackheadjunky: That depends on you distro. Is there any reason why you're not using ubuntu?
[01:17] <webbb82> hey im trying to get gnome-do to speed up  but the thing is when my mouse is on it it moves ok but when i go from not being on it to on it it will lag
[01:17] <dragon> mib_mib: first, you should be using RSA instead of DSA. Second, it's probably a bad key-file name or permissions on the server. This guide should help - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys
[01:18] <SilentJonathan> how does insmod know where the modules are, i dont want to have to type in the full path to the module to insert it
[01:18] <crackheadjunky> soreau: this is a netbook, and it will not boot with 9.04 on the usb key
[01:18] <nitroD> ok fixed another one. Who needs something
[01:18] <crackheadjunky> soreau: crashes every time it tries to use the live cd and the regular install even after disabling everything
[01:18] <mgv1> my thunderbird got stuch in the middle of message sending
[01:18] <mib_mib> dragon: okay - i just changed the permissions of it, namely: 'chmod go-w ~/.ssh/authorized_keys ~/.ssh/ ' would that have any effect?
[01:18] <stylist> What are the top two free open source shopping cart solutions for websites ?
[01:19] <Casandrax> unusedhopefully: But then again, i only code some stuff that most dists uses. Odd though that only Debian, Slackware and Mandriva etc wants to chat/get updates on progress etc. Redhat/Fedora lacks severely here, though they are using a few apps
[01:19] <soreau> crackheadjunky: Hmm.. well I'd say do a dist-upgrade but if the live cd fails, it may fail after the dist-upgrade as well
[01:19] <dragon> mib_mib: it should work now. If it doesn't, check /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[01:19] <unusedhopefully> nice to see you're contributing casandrax
[01:19] <crackheadjunky> soreau: i dont have a cd drive, so it would have to be with the usb key image
[01:20] <mgv1> at the end it continiued
[01:20] <crackheadjunky> soreau: can i do that in linux? an upgrade?
[01:20] <Casandrax> unusedhopefully: Hehe, began in 1996
[01:20] <Casandrax> ;)
[01:20] <kevin|demarest> invoke-rc.d inetd stop
[01:20] <kevin|demarest> invoke-rc.d: unknown initscript, /etc/init.d/inetd not found.
[01:20] <kevin|demarest> ?
[01:20] <dragon> webbb82: it is probably because gnome-do is based on mono and mono is a bloat.
[01:20] <soreau> crackheadjunky: Yes but I'm not sure I'd recommend it since the newer image fails. Have you tried intrepid 8.10 from usb key yet?
[01:20] <ldlework> I have an NTFS mount. Can someone tell me how I can make it so that my normal user can like execute applications, etc from this mount? Currently everything is owned by root so I can't chmod anything to +x or chown the files since its NTFS. Any help to this will be appreciated.
[01:21] <ludmil> hi. i have ubuntu 9.10 workstation, and mythbuntu with samba share on it. for some time now i'm unable to browse the network shares on the mythbuntu box from my ubuntu. it sees the workgroup, but when i click on it, it displays "failed to retreive share list from server". at the same time findsmb displays the mythbuntu box
 are you a linux support guy?
[01:21] <ludmil> any idea what i should try next?
[01:21] <crackheadjunky> soreau: no, i havent. i dont have that image on usb key, but i guess i could get it
[01:21] <mgv1> sorry sorry
[01:21] <soreau> mgv1: Sure, why?
[01:21] <mgv1>  i tought im in a different channel
[01:21] <soreau> crackheadjunky: Try Intrepid 8.10
[01:21] <dragon> !fstab | ldlework
[01:21] <unusedhopefully> Casandrax u know what I dont even have an asound.conf file
[01:21] <dragon> !karmic | ludmil
[01:21] <kevin|demarest> inetd is in /usrb/sbin/ could that be the problem?
[01:21] <nitroD> crackheadjunky, sounds like you got a bad .iso burn on your usb. try donig a checksum on it
[01:21] <crackheadjunky> soreau: ok, will do.
 i was thinking that im in israel channel
[01:22] <unusedhopefully> or .asoundrc
[01:22] <soreau> mgv1: Oh, no
[01:22] <Casandrax> kevin|demarest: as easy as: update-rc.d --- 123 . ? (We need to fix this wont we ?)
[01:22] <crackheadjunky> nitroD: i did, its not a bad image, i used 2 diff images, and also was able to install GOS
[01:22] <dragon> kevin|demarest: you have a directory called /usrb ?
[01:22] <ldlework> dragon : my fstab line is :
[01:22] <ldlework> /dev/sdb1	/media/data	ntfs-3g	rw,user,fmask=0111,dmask=0000	0	0
[01:23] <kevin|demarest> dragon: :(
[01:23] <ldlework> which should be all users read/write right?
[01:23] <Casandrax> unusedhopefully: Maybe the name changed or you need to check the logs ..
[01:23] <nitroD> crackheadjunky, did you use the usb startup creator of the live cd or from an .iso file in ubuntu?
[01:23] <ludmil> also, smbclient -L servername does not find the server, but smbclient -L servername -I <IP> works ok and lists shares
[01:23] <unusedhopefully> k thanks
[01:23] <Casandrax> np
[01:23] <crackheadjunky> nitroD: iso file but from windows, the way i was instructed on the ubuntu site
[01:23] <ludmil> dragon - my bad, it is 9.04, not 9.10, sorry
 :)
[01:23] <nitroD> hmm....
[01:23] <dragon> ldlework: replace the "rw,user...dmask=0000" part with "defaults,errors=remount-ro"
[01:23] <danny> How come windows is the world leading operating system
[01:24] <LjL> danny: a good question for #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:24] <dragon> !ot | danny
[01:24] <Ammon> danny: because mac isn't. lol
[01:24] <nitroD> burn a live cd and install it to the usb that way. windows doesn't copy crap rigth espcially for boot options
[01:24] <kevin|demarest> Casandrax: not that easy...but I'll look it up
[01:24] <danny> Ow sorry LjL
[01:24] <crackheadjunky> i have a live cd of 8.10 how do i burn it to the key?
[01:24] <nitroD> crackheadjunky,  burn a live cd and install it to the usb that way. windows doesn't copy crap rigth espcially for boot options
[01:24] <FuRom> Does anyone know if there is any firefox plugin to tell websites I'm running windows instead of linux? I'm having a major conflict with the website that google chrome is distributed on because I'm a linux. =(
[01:24] <dragon> kevin|demarest: it should work if you have /usr/sbin on your PATH variable. Try `echo $PATH`
[01:25] <crackheadjunky> nitroD: i have a live cd of 8.10 how do i put that on the usb key?
[01:25] <mycomputer> any software to connect internet automatically in ubuntu
[01:25] <nitroD> crackheadjunky, restart the computer and have it boot from cd with the live cd in it. then under system>admin you'll see create usb start up
[01:25] <nitroD> easy as that
[01:25] <Casandrax> kevin|demarest: A hint and some inspiration is nice, but itll be even more nice when you have solved it yourself ;)
[01:25] <prince_jammys> FuRom: look for something that causes firefox to send a fake User-Agent header.
[01:26] <dragon> FuRom: yes, you can change the user agent line in different ways. Try  #firefox
[01:26] <mycomputer> any software to reconnect internet automatically in ubuntu
[01:26] <kevin|demarest> working...
[01:26] <crackheadjunky> nitroD: i dont have a cd rom, that would get rid of my problem completely if i did
[01:26] <Brando753> If I write an Email and Sign it with PGP and send it to a windows computer how can they verify that signature, how about if I send it to another Ubuntu Computer?
[01:26] <dragon> mycomputer: reconnect under what circumstances?
[01:26] <FuRom> prince_jammys, thanks. It's been a while since I've done header spoofing. I didn't remember that it was User-agent.
[01:26] <nitroD> crackheadjunky, hmmm... i'm sending you a query.
[01:26] <dragon> crackheadjunky: user the utility usb-creator
[01:26] <pzn> I need to run a command as user "nobody". how could I do this? "sudo -u nobody command" seems to work, however I don't know how to set up visudo to enable everybody to run things as user nobody. any hint?
[01:27] <dragon> !info usb-creator| crackheadjunky
[01:27] <mycomputer> dragon: net is often disconeecting how to make to reconnect it automatically
[01:27] <dragon> LOL
[01:27] <nitroD> crackheadjunky,
[01:27] <Ammon> mycomputer: Are you on broadband or dial up
[01:27] <mycomputer> dragon: braoband dsl connection
[01:27] <dragon> mycomputer: How do you connect? DSL? Wireless? LAN? Cable?
[01:28] <mycomputer> Ammon: broad band
[01:28] <Casandrax> mycomputer: Change DSL provider
[01:28] <crackheadjunky> nitroD: yep
[01:28] <crackheadjunky> nitroD: sup
[01:28] <mycomputer> dragon: cable
[01:28] <nitroD> crackheadjunky, are you using mibit or an irc client. i sent you a "pm"
[01:28] <Ammon> mycomputer: Can you connect using windows or another computer?
[01:28] <crackheadjunky> im using irc client xchat irc
[01:29] <Brando753> If I write an Email and Sign it with PGP and send it to a windows computer how can they verify that signature, how about if I send it to another Ubuntu Computer?
[01:29] <Casandrax> nitroD: mibit is like a puke in a newly conditioned car ?
[01:30] <Casandrax> :)
[01:30] <ZenMasta> Does anyone know of a windows server channel on this server?
[01:30] <Casandrax> HAHHAHAHAHHA
[01:31] <ZenMasta> yeah good times
[01:31] <Casandrax> MUUUhahahahahaHAHAHHAHAha ha ha!
[01:31] <ZenMasta> thanks ahole
[01:31] <Brando753> ZenMasta: got to /join ##Windows
[01:31] <Casandrax> lol
[01:31] <Brando753> If I write an Email and Sign it with PGP and send it to a windows computer how can they verify that signature, how about if I send it to another Ubuntu Computer?
[01:32] <Out_Cold> damn nickserv all laggin
[01:32] <Out_Cold> IDENTIFY DAMNIT
[01:34] <epic1501> Yes i got a error with my cdrom/dvdrom drive in ubuntu it was working fine in windows xp and now that i got ubuntu it gives me this error http://i36.tinypic.com/2n6yrds.jpg
[01:34] <dragon> ubottu is on vacation.
[01:34] <dragon> better.
[01:35] <epic1501>  Yes i got a error with my cdrom/dvdrom drive in ubuntu it was working fine in windows xp and now that i got ubuntu it gives me this error http://i36.tinypic.com/2n6yrds.jpg
[01:35] <Guest32183> DAMN YOU NICKSERV
[01:35] <Casandrax> Yo, Mr ZenMasta (hehe) ... Its not that some of us hate microsoft or windows, we just think it has blown since it began to be coded. The whole thing is complex though, to be fair and stirn.
[01:35] <jtk001c> I'm trying to install ubuntu on a VM but it's stuck at 'Running post-installation trigger libc6' any ideas? Did I set it up wrong? I've installed in onto my machine normally from this disk already.
[01:35] <dragon> !caps | Guest32183
[01:35] <Guest32183> i was shouting for a reason
[01:36] <Bllasae> wow
[01:36] <Bllasae> wish I could have seen THIS netsplit
[01:36] <Out_Cold> you didn't?
[01:36] <Bllasae> no
[01:36] <Bllasae> I don't have the conference mode thing on
[01:36] <dragon> Out_Cold: not a good idea.
[01:37] <Out_Cold> my logs just went up by about 3 mb with all the channels and servers
[01:37] <Bllasae> lol
[01:37] <Out_Cold> well dragon unless you are gonna boot me... i'll make a cuss at the network services when i'm frustrated
[01:38] <Flannel> Out_Cold: Please mind your language.
[01:38] <Casandrax> Log this: Once i had 10 microsoft certificates of excellence. Now they have burned :P
[01:38] <Out_Cold> and again.. i minded my words so w/e
[01:38] <Brando753> If I write an Email and Sign it with PGP and send it to a windows computer how can they verify that signature, how about if I send it to another Ubuntu Computer?
[01:39] <phoenixz> How could I make an image file of a DVD?
[01:39] <Casandrax> Flannel: Mind yer language
[01:39] <Out_Cold> phoenixz, you can try dvdrip
[01:39] <Flannel> Casandrax: Hmm?
[01:39] <Casandrax> Flannel: the word "Language" is now branded an "evil" word
[01:39] <Casandrax> Hmm, yeah
[01:39] <DawnRyder> OMG there are tons of people here!
[01:39] <iDontCare> Why won't ubuntu install...
[01:39] <Out_Cold> that was lame..
[01:40] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, could be many reasons give us more info please
[01:40] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, what happens
[01:40] <iDontCare> Well, first off, I got the free 8.04 cd in the mail today.
[01:40] <Out_Cold> good
[01:40] <iDontCare> I'm running a 1.6ghz Window XP sp3
[01:40] <iDontCare> 8500gt nvidia
[01:40] <dragon> !enter | iDontCare
[01:40] <iDontCare> 1.5gb of ram.
[01:41] <iDontCare> Anyway, when I reboot my computer and go to install
[01:41] <iDontCare> a bunch of words pop up, concluding the words error
[01:41] <iDontCare> and I don't remmeber the other, then eventually it goes to a black screen and does nothing
[01:41] <RockClimb> evening everyone
[01:42] <RS> I just installed openssh-server. I can connect "ssh localhost" but when I enter "ssh <myip>" on a computer connected to the internet, it just sits waiting for long and then says "Server closed connection unexpectedly"
[01:42] <lasthopesinyouu> i know this seems silly but how do i get icons on my desktop
[01:42] <Brando753> If I write an Email and Sign it with PGP and send it to a windows computer how can they verify that signature, how about if I send it to another Ubuntu Computer?
[01:42] <jrib> RS: behind a router?
[01:42] <iDontCare> bleh
[01:42] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, how are you trying to install? are you using the auto install or manual?
[01:42] <dragon> RS: is that your public IP?
[01:42] <thiebaude> lasthopesinyouu, drag and drop them
[01:42] <lasthopesinyouu> i accidentally put them into the recycle bin and now i dont get the icons just like mIRC.desktop and no icon
[01:42] <iDontCare> you don't think ubuntu gave me a fault disc
[01:42] <RS> The ISPs Router
[01:42] <jrib> Brando753: you can use gpg on ubuntu
[01:42] <iDontCare> umm
[01:42] <iDontCare> when it pops up I did the rgular install
[01:42] <iDontCare> \regular*
[01:42] <RS> Yup
[01:43] <RockClimb> anyone have multiple router setup experience?
[01:43] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, you can run "check disk" and test the integrity
[01:43] <dragon> RS: you'll need to forward the ports from the router to the server
[01:43] <iDontCare> hmm, all right, question though
[01:43] <dragon> !anyone | RockClimb
[01:43] <RS> Yeah, how is it donw?
[01:43] <RS> *done
[01:43] <dragon> RS: http://portforward.com/
[01:44] <iDontCare> I forgot it's name but I guess I installed this from the disc while my computer was running I believe
[01:44] <iDontCare> oh yea
[01:44] <iDontCare> install in windows.
[01:44] <Yossi> whats the file browser process name?
[01:44] <iDontCare> I downloaded all 14gb I think and it told me to reboot, yet I see nothing about picking my os.
[01:44] <RockClimb> ok, I need to make some changes to my multiple router setup, and I need some help
[01:44] <RS> How will I know my ISPs system?
[01:44] <Out_Cold> well from the windows version you can't install??
[01:44] <jrib> RS: ask your actual question...
[01:45] <jrib> RockClimb: ask your actual question...
[01:45] <ZykoticK9> Yossi, in Gnome it's called Nautilus
[01:45] <Yossi> thank you
[01:45] <iDontCare> what do you mean?
[01:45] <jrib> RS: what do you connect the ethernet cable on your computer to?
[01:45] <thiebaude> iDontCare, 14 gb
[01:45] <iDontCare> I downloaded the 14gb.
[01:45] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, yea 14 gb?? from where and what?
[01:45] <RS> It comes from my ISP
[01:45] <tom__> ping
[01:45] <Out_Cold> pong
[01:45] <jrib> RS: look at your wire.  What is at the other end?
[01:45] <thiebaude> no way
[01:46] <iDontCare> from the disc, I popped it in at my desktop.
[01:46] <R0b0t1> Ello, for some reason my flash sound is not playing. Games, etc, work fine. Any suggestions/info you need?
[01:46] <thiebaude> iDontCare, what did the disc say?
[01:46] <ihddn> Could someone either help of direct me to information on a good approach for debugging why my USB system is crashing?
[01:46] <iDontCare> clicked install in windows.
[01:46] <iDontCare> or so.
[01:46] <RockClimb> have 3 routers on 3 subnets, I need to set them up on one subnet so that the computers connected on each of the routers can see each other
[01:46] <Out_Cold> !flash
[01:46] <thiebaude> !wubi
[01:46] <iDontCare> well it told me to reboot
[01:46] <iDontCare> but nothing happened
[01:46] <RS> Its the ISPs end
[01:46] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, read the wubi link
[01:46] <jrib> RockClimb: I don't really see how its related to ubuntu... try ##networking maybe?
[01:47] <R0b0t1> Out_Cold: My flash has worked fine before.
[01:47] <R0b0t1> Resinstalling might help, but I doubt it.
[01:47] <iDontCare> Out_Cold
[01:47] <iDontCare> would that let me dual boot?
[01:47] <jrib> RS: I have no idea if you mean the ISP gave you a router or if you are connecting your computer straight into a jack
[01:47] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, and if you can download the 9.04 iso it might do ya better
[01:47] <iDontCare> oh, I just picked the disk because I thought it'd be easier.
[01:47] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, installing ubuntu any which way will allow dual booting
[01:48] <jtk001c> Problem: Ubuntu is stuck at 'Running post-installation trigger lib6' at 99% on the install. I'm using a disk that has worked before on a physical machine and trying to install it onto a Virtual Machine. Any ideas?
[01:48] <kermit> why would my /dev/video0 dissapear?  it used to work, now it says no such device.
[01:48] <iDontCare> Err, I didn't exactly understand that last statement
[01:48] <RS> I connect the computer straight into a jack..
[01:48] <R0b0t1> Ello, for some reason my flash sound is not playing. Games, etc, work fine. Any suggestions/info you need?
[01:49] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, you can install from wubi, live, alternate.. they all allow dual booting
[01:49] <jrib> RS: so it's not a port forwarding issue.  Your ip corresponds to your computer, not a router.  Correct?
[01:49] <iDontCare> all right
[01:49] <jrib> !who | RS
[01:49] <iDontCare> question, when I run the error check what should I be expecting?
[01:49] <RS> Yeah
[01:49] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, no errors
[01:49] <jrib> RS: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[01:49] <RS> 9.01
[01:49] <RS> 9.04
[01:49] <Brando753> jrib: I download an attached signature how do i verify it in ubuntu? how about Windows?
[01:50] <iDontCare> so basically no words should pop up?
[01:50] <jrib> Brando753: use gpg in ubuntu, no clue about windows
[01:50] <Out_Cold> try and tell us what errors they say..
[01:50] <Biovore> Brando753: in windows.. get the gpg bins and install them.. :-P
[01:50] <Biovore> or cygwin
[01:51] <Out_Cold> any errors means that the disk might be corrupted and you need anoter
[01:51] <Out_Cold> *another
[01:51] <RS> jrib: Its Ubuntu 9.04
[01:51] <Brando753> how about ubuntu it says open a file to verify, and i can never figure it out past there
[01:51] <jrib> RS: have you setup any firewall rules?  For example, using ufw or firestarter?
[01:51] <eltigredelatrump> exit
[01:51] <RS> jrib: Nope
[01:51] <jrib> Brando753: what is "it"?
[01:51] <iDontCare> all right, well I'm extracting file from E:
[01:51] <jrib> RS: your isp may be blocking it then... Ask them.
[01:52] <iDontCare> so when it asks me to reboot and I do, I should be able to pick which os to boot?
[01:52] <mib_mib> hi guys, 9.04 here, i'm trying to set up memcached, but it says "bind(): Address already in use" - how do i find out what is at this address? I want to do "sudo memcached -u www-data -p 11211 -m 32 -d"
[01:52] <Brando753> i will be given a signature file and it opens a pogram called verify signature, it wants me to open a file ,,, what do i do next?
[01:52] <dragonlyre> gotta a quick very noobie question. If I log onto the first user name I set up is that root? Or is it admin?
[01:52] <Flannel> dragonlyre: No, it's just a user that has admin capabilities
[01:53] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, it should default to ubuntu if the installation is complete.. but i have never installed from wubi and it SHOULD ask you what and how to install during the installation
[01:53] <pzn> how to configure "sudo" to allow everyone to run commands as nobody? sudo -u nobody command...
[01:53] <dragonlyre> ok thanks, I was getting confused and figured I should get it straight
[01:53] <Bigbucks> hmmmf
[01:53] <iDontCare> you mean like "install in windows" and "Demo version"
[01:53] <iDontCare> ?
[01:54] <nitroD> dragonlyre, it'll ask for passwords when you need to be the su (superuser)
[01:54] <Bigbucks> I installed ubuntu on a USB drive, with vista on my main hard drive
[01:54] <Out_Cold> you should read the wubi link.. if you have a live cd.. like the one from the mail. yes those 2 options are there.. but i am not sure in wubi
[01:54] <Brando753> i will be given a signature file and it opens a pogram called verify signature, it wants me to open a file ,,, what do i do next?\
[01:54] <nitroD> Bigbucks, and it's not running
[01:55] <Bigbucks> when I unplug the USB drive, it still loads the grub, and it wont load Vista without my usb drive in and I choose it on the menu
[01:55] <dragonlyre> right, but a admin can add/remove programs and not mess up the shell right?
[01:55] <Out_Cold> Bigbucks, you installed grub on the mbr
[01:55] <jrib> Brando753: I'm not familiar with that, but my guess would be you need to indicate the file that the .sig file is the signature for
[01:55] <nitroD> correct dragonlyre
[01:56] <Bigbucks> if I did, ubuntu did it itself
[01:56] <woodyjlw> :(  ubuntu 9.04 has way too many problems for my laptop and 8.04 has a few problems too but 8.10 runs best and have almost zero problems but what happens when support for 8.10 stops?
[01:56] <dragonlyre> sweeeeeeeeeet! :) thanks for clearing that up
[01:56] <Out_Cold> Bigbucks, it's defaulted
[01:56] <Bigbucks> how do I change it
[01:56] <nitroD> Bigbucks, easy fix.
[01:56] <Bigbucks> whats the fix then
[01:57] <nitroD> Bigbucks, get your windows cd out get into the recovery console and type fixboot
[01:57] <Bigbucks> ...
[01:57] <Bigbucks> I dont have the time to do a recovery
[01:57] <Out_Cold> woodyjlw, hopefully 9.04 will be fully supported ;)
[01:57] <nitroD> no no no it's not like installs windows all over again
[01:57] <nitroD> i'm sedning you a query Bigbucks
[01:59] <Out_Cold> geez.. people think ubuntu is hard to install... i've been trying gentoo in vmware for 2 days
[01:59] <mib_mib> hi guys, 9.04 here, i'm trying to set up memcached, but it says "bind(): Address already in use" - how do i find out what is at this address? I want to do "sudo memcached -u www-data -p 11211 -m 32 -d"
[02:00] <SilentJonathan> was that a botattack from hijacked computers?
[02:00] <woodyjlw> Out_Cold,  yeah 9.04 broke my ati 200m and my sound card and my synaptics touchpad  and my broadcom wireless got real weak and droped net a lot, only problem with 8.04 is bluetooth. but 8.10 works great with everything
[02:00] <Brando753> jrib: evolution is sending my signatures as .asc not .sig?
[02:00] <Out_Cold> was what an attack?
[02:00] <jrib> Brando753: k
[02:01] <Out_Cold> woodyjlw, what you can learn is taking your old drivers and loading them into the new kernel.. also you can d/l the drivers and modprobe them
[02:01] <Cyrano_De> woodyjlw: I have had lots of issues with 9.04 on my laptop as well.  The good news is that by the time 8.10 is out of support 10.4LTS should be out.  I am also hopping 9.10 resolves some of the random freezes I have had with 9.04
[02:01] <zebrafusion> ahhhhhhhhhhhh, I just updated and my touchpad isn't working anymore
[02:02] <zebrafusion> there's got to a be a clever soluation to revert my last update
[02:02] <zebrafusion> anyone know?
[02:02] <Out_Cold> the way i see it.. if you don't break your system.. you aren't trying hard enough :p
[02:02] <zebrafusion> x is also hosed
[02:02] <Cyrano_De> woodyjlw: For my primary laptop that I do the most of my work on I will leave it at 8.10 until I have vetted 9.10.
[02:03] <Brando753> jrib: so how will i verify the signatures then?
[02:04] <woodyjlw> yeah I would love to learn more about how to load drivers and such with ubuntu.  can do it all day long in windows but I am done with windows I will stay with linux now that I know what true freedom is  and I just have a new learning curve now :) even with all the bugs I cant force myself back to windows
[02:04] <Out_Cold> woodyjlw, saame here....
[02:04] <Out_Cold> switched 2 years ago and haven't looked back
[02:05] <Brando753> woodyjilw: switched a year ago havnt needed to go back :P
[02:05] <Out_Cold> a couple of books and a few all-nighters will get ya caught up
[02:05] <woodyjlw> so I guess I am safe with 8.10 then for a while
[02:05] <woodyjlw> ubuntu  ROCKS!
[02:06] <woodyjlw> even with bugs its still better
[02:06] <jrib> Brando753: if you are using evolution, then it should do the verification on its own... As I said, I only know how to work with gpg directly, not with the gui you are using
[02:06] <nitroD> woodyjlw, afraid of updates?
[02:06] <woodyjlw> no I have seen updates fix many problems in the past
[02:07] <undurundur> I need tree view sidebar on exaile
[02:07] <woodyjlw> ive been playing with ubuntu now since 7.4 I think
[02:07] <Brando753> jrib: I want to learn how to do it from gpg
[02:07] <Pici> !offtopic
[02:07] <jrib> !gpg | Brando753
[02:08] <axle> if a brand new drive isn't working right, can i use dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda to zero fill?
[02:08] <woodyjlw> use to dual boot xp and ubuntu but was too much hassle and I have found every program in linux to replace ones I used in MS
[02:09] <Out_Cold> axle, that looks right, but see if it's mountable or able to format cuz that takes a long time
[02:09] <axle> woodyjlw: thats what i wanted to do, and it worked to except for writing 360 games, im trying to get windows installed right now :S
[02:09] <woodyjlw> I have a canon i350 I cant get to work under ubuntu but everything els works
[02:09] <axle> Out_Cold:  i did format it, to ntfs
[02:09] <nitroD> woodyjlw, get a card reader
[02:10] <woodyjlw> card reader ?
[02:10] <Out_Cold> axle, you formated it correctly?
[02:10] <axle> Out_Cold: im trying to install MS on it but its not working, tried several discs, xp ,vista
[02:10] <axle> Out_Cold:  i did mkfs.ntfs
[02:10] <fbianconi> axle: yes you can, it will wipe out EVERYTHING (every partition also)
[02:11] <mr> hello
[02:11] <Out_Cold> yea /dev/zero might be a fix
[02:11] <axle> Out_Cold: its a brand new barracuda
[02:11] <woodyjlw> vbox is good to run MS on
[02:12] <Guest43373> Can I mount GPT on ub 9.04?
[02:12] <Out_Cold> if it's over 100 gb you could go eat dinner and watch a few movies by the time it's done
[02:12] <axle> woodyjlw:  i couldn't detect my 360 in vbox?
[02:12] <fbianconi> axle: have you tried left blank (unpartitioned) space and use the installer to make it's own partitions?
[02:12] <woodyjlw> well guess I need to back everything up again and install 8.10
[02:13] <woodyjlw> I could not get my blackjack II to detect in vbox either
[02:13] <axle> fbianconi: first thing i tried, then parting with ubuntu after
[02:13] <axle> fbianconi: its a brand new drive btw .. not sure if that matters at all
[02:14] <ratapoil> I dual boot with WinXP. Can I virtually boot that partition? what should I get? virtualbox?
[02:15] <axle> Out_Cold: fbianconi: you guys think 0fill might work? i've never had to do it before, and find it weird i gotta do it on a brand new drive
[02:16] <Out_Cold> axle, if you do that and it's still no good, you have boughten junk
[02:16] <axle> Out_Cold: xp says the ntfs parts are not compatible, and vista gives some sort of error
[02:16] <dawl> I have a dead freenas, all my partitions are gpt. I would like to mount them in ubuntu. Can this be done?
[02:16] <axle> Out_Cold: yeah, sounds like it
[02:16] <axle> Out_Cold: do manufactors test their drives at all?
[02:16] <axle> Out_Cold: cause i got it straight from tiger direct
[02:17] <fbianconi> axle: is it an SP2 install disk at least?
[02:17] <axle> yeah, tried 2 sp2 discs, and 1 vista
[02:17] <MadJestyr1> I need some help with a screensaver (I think) problem.
[02:18] <hikenboot> hello anyone able to tell me the apt sources list (default) for ubuntu 9.04 PowerPC I have to do an apt mirror for building these G4's and dont have access to a G4 right now thanks for the help in advance
[02:18] <axle> Out_Cold: fbianconi: should i unmount the device before zero filling, i thought i read that somewhere but im not sure now
[02:19] <fryser_d> Hi everyone I'd like some help to find a professional backup tool installed on a Linux server, with Windows and Mac Workstations. (Wake from LAN
[02:19] <fryser_d> boot PXE on lan
[02:19] <fryser_d> Restore image when asked or scheduled, Remotely
[02:19] <fryser_d> Can manage backup
[02:19] <fryser_d> Web Gui (if possible)
[02:19] <FloodBot3> fryser_d: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:19] <fryser_d> Free
[02:19] <Out_Cold> axle, i would
[02:20] <fryser_d> Hi everyone I'd like some help to find a professional backup tool installed on a Linux server, with Windows and Mac Workstations. (Wake from LAN
[02:20] <moparirc_TNy0V> hmm
[02:21] <fbianconi> axle: asuming you'r system is not in that drive, yes. Otherwise you'll have to use a liveCD
[02:21] <Out_Cold> fryser_d, a short script might do the problem
[02:22] <FuRom> Is there a way to configure my touchpad mouse to automatically disable when I plug my wireless mouse into my laptop?
[02:22] <fryser_d> I mean I need a backup tool that can make and image  Every night the server wakeup all computers and restore an image according to the computer connected(MAC ADDRESS). Ex: Laptop=>Windows and soft for THIS Laptop, Mac=>MAC_OS for this PC, etc...
[02:22] <moparirc_TNy0V> Nitro?
[02:22] <moparirc_TNy0V> are you still here
[02:22] <nitroD> yes
[02:22] <moparirc_TNy0V> ah
[02:22] <moparirc_TNy0V> its bigbucks
[02:22] <nitroD> did it work?
[02:22] <moparirc_TNy0V> it did not work
[02:23] <moparirc_TNy0V> it said that fixboot is not a command
[02:23] <fryser_d> BackupPC AMANDA Bacula only use Achive... not Images :(
[02:23] <Logomachist> I backed up a drive image (spanned across a few files) on another computer using dd. I was told I could restore it with the command "cat x* | dd of=/dev/sda1" but when I try to do this I get a permission denied error (even when I use sudo). What gives?
[02:23] <nitroD> you wer ein the place that looked like the command console
[02:23] <moparirc_TNy0V> does it change anything that I am running vista
[02:23] <nitroD> oh yeah. i'm a ssumed
[02:23] <moparirc_TNy0V> I ran the restore, clicked the "Command Prompt" option
[02:24] <nitroD> let me check something. one sec moparirc_TNy0V
[02:24] <MadJestyr1> whenever my screen saver has been running ahwile (not sure of how long)  the screen goes blank, I have power management turned to never on both the monitor and the HDD, some time after that (between 1 and 2 hours) nothing I do can unsuspend it is just a blank screen though the monitor is on and the computer fans are running.  I have to powerdown and reboot.
[02:24] <Josh_> How do I disable the popup notification when I adjust the volume with the external volume control?
[02:25] <dawl> I have a dead freenas, all my partitions are gpt. I would like to mount them in ubuntu. Can this be done?
[02:26] <moparirc_TNy0V> If this does not get fixed, I will probably restore the entire system
[02:26] <henryfranz2005> hi! can I install cPanel on ubuntu?
[02:26] <dawl> can I mount a GPT disk on ubuntu?
[02:26] <Out_Cold> MadJestyr1, i have seen that with a poor swap setup.. it goes into sleep or hibernation and messes up..
[02:26] <Logomachist> henryfranz2005:  what is cPanel?
[02:27] <henryfranz2005> Logomachist: tools for webmaster?
[02:27] <henryfranz2005> Logomachist: it is
[02:27] <serengeti> MadJestyr1, and I have seen something like that with compiz, opengl screensaver and fglrx drivers.
[02:28] <henryfranz2005> is there a safemode here in ubuntu?
[02:28] <MTec007> henryfranz2005, yeah but i think its not free, i think you have to buy a license?
[02:28] <Logomachist> henryfranz2005: Oh right, that's it. I thought it sounded familiar.
[02:28] <fbianconi> moparirc_TNy0V: you should enter help on that commandline and search for command that looks like boot, fix, mbr, or any combination of those, and then ask help on it (as in 'help <command>'). good luck
[02:28] <Pici> henryfranz2005: cPanel isn't free, so you should contact cPanel support
[02:28] <henryfranz2005> Pici: right
[02:28] <henryfranz2005> :)
[02:29] <moparirc_TNy0V> there are none
[02:29] <henryfranz2005> I need some help. Beginner here.
[02:29] <fryser_d> What's the best "IMAGE Professional backup Tool" for Linux out there? That support WakeOnLAN, PXE, to auto restore all PC every night?
[02:29] <fryser_d> :)
[02:31] <brax> Erm... I'm having problems with booting ubuntu 9.04 from my flash drive, can someone help please?
[02:31] <dios_mio> how can i change my computer name?
[02:32] <brax> dios_mio: Perhaps through the BIOS?
[02:32] <dios_mio> brax, no, the desktop name
[02:32] <brax> Ah.
[02:32] <brax> I don't know.
[02:33] <mikepett> hey guys... trying to install ubuntu 9.04 on a desktop (Acer Aspire), it's been awhile since I did a desktop install. Anyway, the initial boot up keeps hanging at "Starting bluetooth"... my computer doesn't even have bluetooth. How can disable that so it doesn't hang at boot?
[02:34] <nitroD> i've got a raid 5 with 1tb drives in it. I could go out to the movies and play golf
[02:34] <clamiax> hi
[02:34] <nitroD> mikepett> one sec i'll get you the site
[02:35] <henryfranz2005> how can I chmod all files ?
[02:35] <mikepett> nitroD: sweet, thanks!
[02:35] <brax> Can anyone PLEASE help me?!
[02:35] <brax> :[
[02:35] <nitroD> you are still able to boot to ubuntu correct?
[02:35] <clamiax> henryfranz2005: how do you tell "all files" in shell language?
[02:35] <dios_mio> mikepett, well... first while it says "grub loading press esc for menu" press ESC.. and pick "recovery" mode... and then in there you should search the start up scripts.. I think best to google it to find where exactly blutooth is located
[02:35] <brax> clamiax: *, right?
[02:36] <clamiax> Yes, it's '*'.
[02:36] <brax> clamiax: MAybe you can help me?
[02:36] <clamiax> brax, I don't know. Explain your problem.
[02:36] <AfC> brax: you said you're having "problems [with your flash drive]". You didn't say what the actual problem is.
[02:36] <brax> Okay.
[02:37] <brax> I didn't?
[02:37] <AfC> brax: no, not quite
[02:37] <brax> Oh, sorry, said it in another room by accident.
[02:37] <henryfranz2005> here. When I try to edit a file then afterward save it a msg says that "can't open fiel to write" what is that?
[02:37] <mikepett> dios_mio: keep in mind that I haven't even made it through the install... so I can boot into recovery mode before even completing an install?
[02:37] <iDontCare> Out_Cold
[02:37] <dios_mio> mikepett , well why not try
[02:37] <AfC> s/actual problem is/what you're trying to accomplish, what you've tried to do so far, and why you think it isn't working the way it should/
[02:37] <Out_Cold> si senor?
[02:37] <brax> Okay, so, I went to pendrivelinux.com and downloaded the ubuntu 9.04 kit.
[02:37] <iDontCare> I wrote down some onf the things it said while I was trying to install it.
[02:38] <iDontCare> "timer not connected to IO-APIC"
[02:38] <brax> I did all of the things it told me to do, and it gave me no error messages.
[02:38] <iDontCare> "Res 40/00.00.00.00.00/00.00 emak ox4 timeout
[02:38] <clamiax> henry, you have no write access to that file, I guess.
[02:38] <kevin|de1arest> is dnsmasq used on any network hardware?
[02:38] <mikepett> dios_mio: well I could just randomly try things on my own, which I've been doing :) which is why I came here so someone could tell me how vs. random try this or try that. :) But I'll give it try I suppose.
[02:38] <brax> (By the way, I'm installing to a 2.0 gig sd card in a usb card reader)
[02:38] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, i have never run into that before but others may know
[02:39] <iDontCare> Hmm
[02:39] <henryfranz2005> how to set permissions?
[02:39] <iDontCare> I'm starting to wonder if this is even worth it.
[02:39] <brax> So, when I reboot, the BIOS boots from the usb device, and I see the little load icon and it bounces back and forth.
[02:39] <iDontCare> is linux any good?
[02:39] <M4rotku> hello, can someone recommend a good file browser to use with fluxbox?  whenever I use nautilus, it takes over a bunch of other stuff.
[02:39] <AfC> brax: ah. Try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImgFiles probably "Command Line Interface"
[02:39] <dios_mio> mikepett , well I gave you my own advice.. if you cant boot then you are supposed to try the recovery mode.. it is like the safe mod of windows
[02:40] <clamiax> iDontCare, no. It just sucks less.
[02:40] <brax> And back, and forth, and back and forth AGAIN AND AGAIN. It finally displayed what somewhat resembled a terminal.
[02:40] <iDontCare> oh, I heard it can't run as many games as xp
[02:40] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, i never went back.. and i have never learned so much about computers until i switched
[02:40] <nitroD> mikepett> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=624094
[02:40] <brax> But the real thing never loaded, I guess.
[02:40] <nitroD> mikepett> there's a post from abedbajia and they have your answer
[02:40] <brax> So what's wrong?
[02:40] <mikepett> nitroD: thanks!
[02:41] <nitroD> no prob
[02:41] <ycl> henryfranz2005,You can edit it use sudo
[02:41] <nyu_> odd question, my drives are mounted but not showing on the desktop or places menu, how do i get them there?
[02:41] <mikepett> dios_mio: and I do appreciate that, I'll give both of them a try
[02:41] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, you can always try a new iso
[02:41] <nitroD> nyu_> goto the Place menu
[02:41] <iDontCare> hmm, I guess, I really did't wanna resort to an .iso
[02:41] <henryfranz2005> ycl: ok what is the command for sudo to uninstall ?
[02:41] <Out_Cold> iDontCare, or check your bios/hardware compatibility on the buntu website
[02:41] <nitroD> dios_mio> sorry didn't see you helping him
[02:41] <dios_mio> mikepett , boot into the recovery mode and uninstall bluetooth using the ocmmand in that site
[02:41] <nyu_> they arent on the places menu
[02:41] <dios_mio> nitroD , its ok no problems
[02:42] <nitroD> nyu_> you have them attached to the system
[02:42] <mikepett> dios_mio: you guys are quick, I just got to that line in the post, gonna give it a shot
[02:42] <brax> AfC: I don't want to INSTALL ubuntu, I want to RUN it from the flash drive
[02:42] <nyu_> yeah, they're mounted and in the media folder and everything
[02:42] <nyu_> they just arent on the places menu or desktop
[02:42] <henryfranz2005> where can I find the files of the drivers
[02:43] <nitroD> nyu_> but you can't see them in the places menu?
[02:43] <LogicFan> hi, I currently have Ubuntu 9.04 and Vista installed in a dual boot scenario (with grub), and the Vista partition is the boot partition.  I want to completely delete/format the Vista ntfs partition and add the remaining space/format to the Ubuntu ext3 partition.  I understand I can do this without wiping out everything with the gparted live-cd, but I am wondering about the Vista partition boot flag.  Will gparted automatically set the Ubuntu partition
[02:43] <LogicFan> boot flag, or will I have to reboot again with the gparted livecd and set it manually?
[02:43] <nyu_> nope
[02:43] <schoppenhauer> hello. i just read in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq that I need a swap partition to be able to suspend ubuntu to disk. i installed ubuntu on my macbook, according to the tutorials (and my expierience) for this, i cannot add another partition, so I have to use a swapfile. is there any possibility of getting suspend to disk work anyway (i.e. using hibernate or something)?
[02:43] <nitroD> nyu_> i'm sending you a query
[02:43] <brax> Hello?
[02:44] <deamonunix> help....my website is running localy..how to setup my web so that it is accesable anywhre in the net
[02:45] <deamonunix> pls help me
[02:45] <schoppenhauer> deamonunix, could you be more specific?
[02:45] <tking> deamonunix, have your router forward ports to the box your webserver is running on, 80 or 8080
[02:45] <deamonunix> not yet
[02:45]  * thiebaude this compiz is fun
[02:46] <deamonunix> coz i am using pfsense a my router
[02:46] <iDontCare> bleh
[02:46] <tking> deamonunix, consult pfsense documentation on how to forward ports to machines on your local lan, then test from the outside if you can access your webserver
[02:46] <deamonunix> then my webserver is running using dhcp that provided
[02:47] <deamonunix> ok
[02:47] <deamonunix> the port 80 ?
[02:47] <tking> deamonunix, have pfsense's NAT give your webserver a static internal IP based on its MAC address or something
[02:47] <deamonunix> t obe forwarded?
[02:48] <deamonunix> yes...
[02:48] <mikepett> dios_mio: nitroD: that thread tells me to edit a file and then reboot... which I can't do since I am installing from CD. Maybe I didn't explain it properly, but this is during the first boot during the install process I can't edit files located on the cd during from recovery mode. Anyway removing --quiet splash from the boot parameters worked.
[02:48] <tking> deamonunix, I suppose, is your external IP static and your domain linked to it, or are you using dynamic dns?
[02:48] <deamonunix> yup..i am using dynamic DNS from my ISP
[02:49] <deamonunix> they have given me 5 dynamic IP ad
[02:49] <ratapoil> say, if I actually have a working WinXP installation on my computer, but I'd like to boot it virtually while still running ubuntu. without having to reboot. what should I use? it seems like VirtualBox doesn't give me that option.
[02:49] <deamonunix> so what should i do?
[02:49] <mikepett> great, now I have no keyboard or mouse functionality.. I thought Linux installs were much improved now! :)
[02:49] <tking> well just have pfsense's nat forward port 80 to your LAN webserver, then someone should be able to type http://you.yourisp.net/ and access your website
[02:50] <tking> deamonunix, ^
[02:50] <mikepett> this is reminiscent of installing Redhat 6.1 on my old hp laptop years ago
[02:50] <nitroD> mikepett> there are. you sure you don't have bluetooth card on there?
[02:51] <M4rotku> hello, can someone recommend a good file browser to use with fluxbox?  whenever I use nautilus, it takes over a bunch of other stuff.
[02:51] <deamonunix> so i ned to forward port 80 to my pfsense?
[02:51] <mikepett> not that I know of... let me see if I can find specs... its Acer Aspire AM5641-B5540
[02:52] <mikepett> I'm gonna google it and see if I can find out for sure
[02:52] <deamonunix> pls help me
[02:52] <Logomachist> I backed up a drive image (spanned across a few files) on another computer using dd. I was told I could restore it with the command "cat x* | dd of=/dev/sda1" but when I try to do this I get a permission denied error (even when I use sudo).
[02:52] <ZykoticK9> M4rotku, you can check out rox-filer - it's kinda minimal, mind you so is fluxbox
[02:52] <n-iCe> Grr, I deleted my nm-applet from the bar, any way to recover it ?
[02:53] <Josh_> So I'm trying to disable the popup notifications when I change volume, etc. I've removed the executable bit on the program notify-osd, now I still get the notification but it's in the center of the screen rather than top right
[02:53] <beto> oiiiiiiiii
[02:55] <mapper> is it safe to reboot the server when regular fsck is running on the big drive?
[02:55] <M4rotku> thanks ZykoticK9
[02:56] <FuRom> I have a major problem with Ubuntu jaunty. I'm not sure what is wrong with it, but when I press ctrl+alt+f8, I expected the old school terminal, but I think the refresh rate is off or something, because all I see is a static-ie line at the top of the screen that looks like scrolling text.
[02:56] <AfC> n-iCe: nm-applet actually isn't an applet - it displays itself in the Notification Area applet.
[02:57]  * nitroD booosh.
[02:57] <nitroD> what's next
[02:57] <AfC> n-iCe: so if you are missing it, then either a) you need to re-start it [`nm-applet --sm-disable &`] or replace the missing Notification Area applet on your panel.
[02:58] <peepsalot> what does %k represent in a .desktop file?
[02:59] <brez> ksw
[02:59] <brez> kde*
[02:59] <nitroD> nyu_> did that work?
[02:59] <nyu_> nothing
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> peepsalot:  i think ive seen that documented at the 'freedesktop.org' site
[03:00] <nitroD> nyu_> crazy. i would just make a launcher to them then
[03:00] <AfC> peepsalot: see the .desktop file spec, http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/ar01s06.html
[03:00] <nyu_> well, not entirely nothing, it added my cd drive to the places menu
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> peepsalot:  proberly a filename/path/url
[03:00] <nyu_> O__o
[03:00] <nitroD> nyu_> you can still get to them and see all the files on them by other means though?
[03:00] <nyu_> yeah
[03:01] <nitroD> nyu_> you got me.
[03:03] <nyu_> well...
[03:03] <nyu_> im stumped
[03:03] <nitroD> nyu_> you got us stumped
[03:03] <nyu_> i tried remounted and nothing
[03:03] <nyu_> remounting
[03:04] <nitroD> nyu_> try kicking it. i heard taking it with you swiming helps alot too
[03:04] <nyu_> heh
[03:05] <nitroD> they don't even shw up in the places menu? never came a across this
[03:05] <nyu_> lemme try a full reboot
[03:05] <nyu_> nope
[03:05] <nitroD> k
[03:08] <dani|el> #hardware
[03:08] <dani|el> oops.
[03:08] <LOLZebra> hi, i narrowed my resolution problem down to needing fglrx.ko module, but after updating synaptic all the fglrx pkgs are installed, but i did download a .run from ati's website.
[03:08] <LOLZebra> would the .run work
[03:09] <nyu_> nothin
[03:09] <gymsock> I'm trying to set up nis and i'm getting this error when switching users - su: Authentication service cannot retrieve authentication info
[03:09] <nitroD> nyu_> got a big magnet
[03:09] <nyu_> i just realized i have another issue that may or may not be related
[03:09] <Kasm279> whos excited for Karmic?
[03:10] <nyu_> grub is f-ed up and ubuntu will only boot with supergrubdisk
[03:10] <jimbeam12> hey nyu i been there..
[03:10] <jimbeam12> it sucks
[03:10] <luist> hey... i applied an icon theme but in avant-window-navigator, some icons stayed the same (firefox for example) (even after restart), how can i fix that?
[03:10] <cordor> hello, where does gnome remember the mount device? it mounts one of my partition with root access only, how can i change it.
[03:11] <Kasm279> luist: change the icons manually in Awn's settings
[03:11] <jimbeam12> nyu start from the beginning...
[03:11] <jimbeam12> i did..
[03:11] <Kasm279> cordor: in terminal do "sudo nautilus"
[03:12] <linuxguy2009> Does anyone know of any apps that are like WinABX for double blind listening tests of audio codecs and bitrates?
[03:12] <Kasm279> linuxguy2009: wine should work ;)
[03:13] <luist> Kasm279: so i have to load every png 1 by 1?
[03:13] <cordor> Kasm279: and then?
[03:13] <linuxguy2009> Kasm279: Oh yeah thats true. I fogot about that. Thanks
[03:13] <Kasm279> luist: yes
[03:14] <Kasm279> cordor: you should get a window
[03:14] <Kasm279> that window  has root access
[03:14] <Kasm279> 'chang the permisions of hte partition to your user
[03:15] <astronut> my friend's laptop suspends fine with s2disk from uswsusp but not with whatever the quit menu uses, how do i override the quit menu?
[03:15] <Kasm279> hey, anyone know of drivers for an S3 UniChrome Pro K8M800?
[03:15] <coaxmt> so... there are a bunch of power management packages (powernowd, cpufreqd, cpudyn, powersaved...). Anybody know which are better for laptop battery life?
[03:15] <cordor> Kasm279: oh, i don't want to access the partition as root. should i modify the fstab?
[03:15] <jamiejackson> i'm installing karmic, and i've got raid+lvm setup. can anyone help me get grub2 working with this setup?
[03:15] <Kasm279> cordor: i dunno
[03:15] <Sdaros> I have 4096 MB ram, and installed 64-bit ubuntu. When I use "top" from command line I see that in the memory section it says 3988 MB of ram, is that normal?
[03:15] <Kasm279> cordor: whats the CPU?
[03:16] <Kasm279> Sdaros: yes
[03:16] <Juzzy> Sdaros: you using ram for video?
[03:16] <Kasm279> Sdaros: does your laptop have shared RAM?
[03:16] <Kasm279> lol
[03:16] <Juzzy> jinx
[03:16] <Kasm279> no6t exactly
[03:16] <Kasm279> grr
[03:16] <Kasm279> i hate this keyboard
[03:16] <MadJestyr> Ubuntu 9.04 64 bit : My screen goes blank after about 15 min after the screensaver starts, power management is set to never on both the monitor and the Hard disk, after a couple of hours the computer locks up forcing me to shutdown using the power button.  Other than power management, I have no Idea where to start.  searching google, ubuntu forums, and launchpad didn't help at all.
[03:16] <Sdaros> Kasm279: I have Nvidia 9600 gt videocard, with restricted drivers installed on my desktop. No shared ram.
[03:17] <Kasm279> :\
[03:17] <Kasm279> Sdaros: its normal though
[03:17] <Sdaros> Kasm279: okay thank you :)
[03:18] <orudie> question. does ubuntu support or ever going to support steam and steam games to the fullest ? thanks
[03:18] <haris> Sdaros, do one thing. What is the second line in the output of "free -m"
[03:19] <nitroD> orudie> you trying to play fulltiltpoker aren't you
[03:19] <qaz2010> hello
[03:19] <orudie> no, company of heroes
[03:19] <Sdaros> haris: "Mem:          3895       1095       2799          0         70        404"  thats the output
[03:19] <nitroD> orudie> oh, you try using wine?
[03:19] <Kasm279> sh: line 1: free: command not found
[03:19] <Kasm279> lol
[03:19] <orudie> i have in the psat with CSS it was really bad
[03:20] <nitroD> orudie> it's not ubuntu's choice, it's steams
[03:20] <haris> Sdaros, That says that out of 3895MB, 1095 is used and 2800 MB is free. However, the second line normally has more information (the line that begins with -/+ buffers / cache) ..
[03:21] <Sdaros> haris: "-/+ buffers/cache:        619       3275
[03:21] <Sdaros> "  okay thats the line after that
[03:22] <Ubuntero> Please heeelp
[03:22] <orudie> so there is no point of even trying yet ?
[03:22] <Ubuntero> I removed network-manager-gnome !!
[03:22] <luist> Kasm279: cant i copy all the icons to an specific folder at once to make awn recognize them?
[03:22] <Ubuntero> What can I do to connect to the internet?!?!
[03:22] <webbb82> im trying to install amarok but keep getting these errors amarok-utils:
[03:22] <webbb82>  Depends: libtag-extras0 but it is not going to be installed
[03:22] <Kasm279> wee
[03:22] <Kasm279> luist: i dunno
[03:22] <haris> That's interesting. Normally you subtract the second line from the first line under the "used" column to find actual used, and you add the 2 columns under "free" to find total free, but you seem to have more free than total memory itself .. that's odd
[03:22] <LOLZebra> Ubuntero, what do you usually use to connect?
[03:22] <Kasm279> lol
[03:22] <Ubuntero> network-manager-gnome, isn't that installed by default?
[03:22] <cordor> Ubuntero: what do you mean?
[03:23] <Kasm279> Ubuntero: yes
[03:23] <LOLZebra> cable/dsl/modem?
[03:23] <durt> Ubuntero, what were you trying to do?
[03:23] <orudie> nitroD, ^^
[03:23] <Ubuntero> dsl
[03:23] <nitroD> orudie> yes?
[03:23] <Ubuntero> wireless
[03:23] <Kasm279> Ubuntero: what wifi card do you have?
[03:23] <orudie> so there is no point of even trying yet ? nitroD
[03:24] <LOLZebra> never used dsl
[03:24] <Kasm279> Ubuntero: if its broadcom let me know
[03:24] <Sdaros> haris: strange :S
[03:24] <Ubuntero> Kasm279: if, iwl3945,
[03:24] <nitroD> well they have new versions of wine, but i would dual boot or try a vbox
[03:24] <MadJestyr> Ubuntu 9.04 64 bit : My screen goes blank after about 15 min after the screensaver starts, power management is set to never on both the monitor and the Hard disk, after a couple of hours the computer locks up forcing me to shutdown using the power button.  Other than power management, I have no Idea where to start.  searching google, ubuntu forums, and launchpad didn't help at all.
[03:24] <Ubuntero> but what's that about
[03:24] <Ubuntero> I need any internet client, to connect
[03:24] <Ubuntero> my wireless card works fine
[03:24] <Kasm279> ah
[03:24] <LOLZebra> im still running on 800x600 and don't have the fglrx module, the ati drivers wont extract
[03:24] <Ubuntero> how can I conect using iwconfig?
[03:25] <Ubuntero> i did, iwconfig wlan0 essid name, and the same with key
[03:25] <coaxmt> so... there are a bunch of power management packages (powernowd, cpufreqd, cpudyn, powersaved...). Anybody know which are better for laptop battery life?
[03:25] <Ubuntero> but isn't connectins :(
[03:25] <Kasm279> any ideas on how to get an Elantech touchpad working in jaunty? it works in intrepid :\
[03:25] <Kasm279> !repeat coaxmt
[03:25] <Kasm279> facepalm o.\)
[03:25] <coaxmt> 0.o
[03:26] <Kasm279> !repeater
[03:26] <the_beav> using a Toshiba Satellite A215 series, anyone ever got suspend/hibernate to work correctly?  cuz the battery is crap, and i can't really find a whole lot on google..
[03:26] <Kasm279> !help
[03:26] <nitroD> Kasm279> that i think would be a NO!
[03:26] <ratapoil> if I actually have a working WinXP installation on my computer, but I'd like to boot it virtually while still running ubuntu. without having to reboot. what should I use? it seems like VirtualBox doesn't give me that option.
[03:26] <coaxmt> what are you trying to accomplish?
[03:26] <Kasm279> nitroD: wha?
[03:26] <dft> how do you enable init.d scripts to start at boot?
[03:26] <nitroD> it was a joke about the bot commands
[03:26] <Kasm279> oh lol
[03:27] <dft> is there a chkconfig equivalent for ubuntu?
[03:28] <mikepett> ok, so I went into my bios (still trying to install 9.04) and change to "failsafe options" and now I can get to the welcome screen without freezing on "starting bluetooth" or having to change any boot options... but my usb keyboard and mouse doesn't work. Any ideas?
[03:30] <ZykoticK9> dft re: init.d -- update-rc.d is probably what you're looking for
[03:30] <demonspork> I have an NTFS partition that works fine in windows and worked fine until earlier today in Ubuntu, I have run chkdsk in windows and tried to fix it from Ubuntu but so far I can't mount it at all in Ubuntu. What else can I do?
[03:30] <dft> ZykoticK9: great <i'll check it out
[03:31] <LOLZebra> where can i find the "restricted drivers manager"
[03:31] <Kasm279> im wondering, will winXP only recognize 128GB of a hard drive?
[03:31] <mechdave> demonspork, have you tried to mount it with type ntfs-3g
[03:31] <mib_mib> how does one check what is running on a given port? I run memcached on 11211, but how do i check what is running on each port? 'netstat' doesn't seem to catch this
[03:31] <demonspork> mechdave, yes
[03:31] <Ubuntero> is network-manager in the cd?
[03:31] <LOLZebra> Kasm279, xp can recognize up to 500gb from my experience, probably more.
[03:31] <lstarnes> mib_mib: try netstat -alp
[03:31] <Saltuk> hi i have a problem .. i hope some1 can help .. my problem : i wanna make a proxy server that users can connect not from lan from internet and can use msn webcam and sound chat... How can i  solve this problem. i am newbie on linux and ubuntu
[03:31] <Kasm279> LOLZebra: System, Administration, Hardware Drivers
[03:31] <demonspork> mechdave, that is also what fstab tries to mount it with on boot
[03:32] <Kasm279> LOLZebra: i have a 250GB drive in my laptop and olny ubuntu knows about anything past the 128GB
[03:32] <LOLZebra> Kasm279, bios is probably showing it wrong then
[03:32] <mechdave> demonspork, when you try and mount it from terminal is there any errors?
[03:32] <LOLZebra> try to force bios to update
[03:32] <Kasm279> LOLZebra: no, its not :\
[03:32] <LOLZebra> oh :s
[03:32] <ZykoticK9> demonspork, what (if any) output do you get when you try to mount the drive from a terminal?
[03:33] <LOLZebra> i had an old bios that wouldnt see anything over like 100gb and i had two 250gb in there under linux heh.
[03:33] <LOLZebra> also there are no drivers under the hardware drivers :\
[03:33] <LOLZebra> this is relaly annoying at a low resolution
[03:34] <LOLZebra> kermit i didnt know you go to so many channels on here :O
[03:35] <demonspork> mechdave and ZykoticK9, holy cow, it just randomly worked this time, I have been working on this for 30+ minutes, thanks for your attempts to help
[03:35] <mechdave> demonspork, no worries
[03:39] <nyu_> did i break anyone's brain yet?
[03:40] <Kasm279> hey LOLZebra
[03:40] <Kasm279> you might have to add the sceen size to xorg.comf
[03:40] <Kasm279> conf*
[03:41] <glick> hey does anyone know anything about build systems?  Im looking for a good portable cross platform build system.
[03:41] <demonspork>  is there a way I can get alt+f2 to work for the run dialog while I have gnome-panel turned off?
[03:41] <astronut> the_beav: apparently hibernate works fine with s2disk from uswsap
[03:41] <astronut> i'm trying to find out how to replace the standard hibernate w/ that
[03:42] <Kasm279> !commands
[03:42] <Kasm279> grr
[03:42] <the_beav> astronut:  so, if u select hibernate from the gnome menu, it's gonna go fine?  s2disk and uswsap doesn't mean much to me
[03:43] <astronut> the_beav: that's what i'm working on
[03:43] <astronut> "hibernate" doesn't work, 's2disk' from the console does
[03:43] <LogicFan> !flash
[03:43] <astronut> working on making hibernate use s2disk
[03:44] <Kasm279> !s2disk
[03:44] <Kasm279> sh: line 1: s2disk: command not found
[03:44] <Kasm279> im on mac lol
[03:44] <FloridaGuy> in 9.04 where do i go to set gnome to auto login
[03:45] <Kasm279> FloridaGuy: user acounts i think
[03:45] <nitroD> i'll double check
[03:45] <astronut> http://blog.paulbetts.org/index.php/2007/02/11/fixing-software-suspend-hibernate-with-uswsusp-in-ubuntu-feisty-and-edgy/
[03:45] <LOLZebra> oh my graphics card is no longer supported, but still works with older drivers that are not included in 9.04, no wonder nothing is working here
[03:46] <nitroD> opps can't double check that on this one
[03:46] <Kasm279> LOLZebra: what card?
[03:46] <FloridaGuy> Kasm279, was all ready there.. dident see anything in there for auto login
[03:46] <Kasm279> FloridaGuy: login window?
[03:46] <LOLZebra> ATI Mobility Radeon 9700
[03:47] <dani|el> is there a command to kill applications in the console?  i need to kill synaptic or something my computer blew up
[03:47] <nitroD> i know there was a option during install for it
[03:47] <LOLZebra> gonna reboot .. hopefully i'll be able to load xwindows after these updates..
[03:47] <Kasm279> LOLZebra: thats not as bad as my old laptop
[03:47] <nitroD> users and groups i would think cover auto log on
[03:47] <Kasm279> LOLZebra: it has an ATi 345m
[03:47] <Kasm279> grr
[03:47] <the_beav> astronut: it woke up , let me log in..then 10 secs later went to flashing cursor...and isn't suspend the one that actually saves the battery?
[03:47] <FloridaGuy> Kasm279, login window was it...thanks
[03:47] <Kasm279> wtf is FloodBot
[03:48] <Kasm279> dani|el: kill [pid]
[03:48] <Kasm279> kill: usage: kill [-s sigspec | -n signum | -sigspec] [pid | job]... or kill -l [sigspec]
[03:48] <nitroD> Kasm279> floodbot  hates you, but floodbot3 wants your babies
[03:48] <Kasm279> nitroD: wtf is it?
[03:48] <astronut> the_beav: suspend is ambigious
[03:48] <nitroD> Kasm279> stops people from flooding the room with things.
[03:49] <Kasm279> nitroD: why does it set exemps though?
[03:49] <FloridaGuy> Kasm279, floodbot is ubuntu's gaurd
[03:49] <astronut> there is "sleep" (suspend to ram) and "hibernate" (suspend to disk)
[03:49] <nitroD> those are people that it has deemed have been flooding the chat
[03:49] <chattta> anyone program in java on ubuntu9.04???
[03:49] <nitroD> !flash
[03:50] <FloridaGuy> not me
[03:50] <Kasm279> Say, FloodBot3 , you're full of organs, aren't you? And you wouldnt notice if you were missing a few?
[03:50] <Kasm279> oops
[03:50] <the_beav> astronut: great as long as it makes it so the battery doesn't die if i walk away for an hour.....so i'll try that too...and brb....but as i said hibernate didn't work :(
[03:50] <Kasm279> lolwut
[03:51] <Kasm279> nitroD: and then they deop eachother
[03:51] <nitroD> Kasm279> i bet you can't say hi 10 times fast in seprate lines.
[03:51] <Kasm279> !windows
[03:51] <CARMANO> hi
[03:51] <the_beav> astronut: i'm no linux noob, but i am a desktop computer guy...and i need this PITA to sleep like it did w/ vista....
[03:51] <nitroD> Kasm279> yes, cause floodbot can't flood it's self.
[03:51] <the_beav> brb
[03:51] <Kasm279> hi
[03:51] <Kasm279> hi
[03:51] <Kasm279> hi
[03:51] <Kasm279> hi
[03:51] <Kasm279> hi
[03:51] <FloodBot1> Kasm279: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:51] <CARMANO> any one around nows how to remove shirotoko?
[03:52] <CARMANO> and reinstall firefox 3.5 pleasE?
[03:52] <nitroD> !offtopic
[03:52] <Kasm279> CARMANO: use synaptics
[03:52] <astronut> the_beav: tehre are 2 different states: one where you stay in ram but go to sleep, using some power, but much less, and one where you copy to disk and use no power (but have a slower resume time)
[03:52] <chattta> anyone program in java at all??
[03:52] <astronut> ##java
[03:52] <CARMANO> I tried throurgh apt-get to remove all firefox* reboot and reinstall it
[03:52] <FloridaGuy> nitroD, saying ( hi ) 10 times fast enought..you trying to get him booted
[03:53] <Cyrano_De> I avoid java at all costs like the plague it is.
[03:53] <astronut> CARMANO: that won't remove your personal settings
[03:53] <CARMANO> but even when it says its installing firefox when I run it its shirotoko
[03:53] <astronut> Cyrano_De: i used to, then i used it professionally and found out it's actualyl pretty good if not abused
[03:53] <CARMANO> :O
[03:53] <astronut> CARMANO: get rid of your ~/.mozilla/firefox
[03:53] <nitroD> after explaining what floodbot does and how it works. i honestly would have understood that it was a joke and not to try it
[03:54] <CARMANO> thanks astronout
[03:54] <FloridaGuy> lol
[03:54] <Kasm279> lol nitroD
[03:54] <Cyrano_De> astronut: Good for programmers maybe.  For users and for systems adminstrators it should die a Slow painful death.
[03:54] <Kasm279> if im dared, i do
[03:54] <astronut> Cyrano_De: it's actually not that bad if you know how to use it
[03:54] <Out_Cold> CARMAN0, or select complete removal from right click in synaptic
[03:54] <astronut> Out_Cold: won't remove his ~/.m/f
[03:54] <nitroD> it's also a great way to get glined or klined
[03:55] <Kasm279> lol
[03:55] <astronut> Cyrano_De: i worked for a VERY large and successful tech company with a pretty big java infrastructure, it worked out pretty well for them
[03:55] <Out_Cold> thought that was what it did..
[03:55] <Cyrano_De> CARMANO: sudo apt-get purge shirotoko && rm -rf ~/.mozilla/firefox
[03:55] <Out_Cold> is g-line similar to z-line
[03:55] <antonius> astronut: totally same thing..suspend came back to let me log in, and went blinking cursor...black screen of death lol.....after a few seconds...this sucks
[03:55] <astronut> Out_Cold: no, purge will remove in /etc
[03:55] <astronut> things that are flagged as conffiles
[03:55] <nitroD> blocks out thru the ip and can knock out large chunks or ISP's
[03:55] <Out_Cold> ahh
[03:55] <astronut> that are installed by the package
[03:55] <astronut> not created at runtime
[03:55] <antonius> always heard of linux hiberate issues, but being a desktop guy, never had to experience them firsthand
[03:56] <astronut> antonius: sorry
[03:56] <CARMANO> well I can't access ~/.mozilla/firefox that way
[03:56] <Kasm279> nitroD: i doubt theres anyone on my IP
[03:56] <CARMANO> seems it is somewhere else
[03:56] <Kasm279> ISP*
[03:56] <Cyrano_De> astronut: I work in a very large successful company with a pretty big java infrastructure and I am constantly watching java proccesses bring large servers down with run away processes and memory leaks.
[03:56] <astronut> Cyrano_De: ouch
[03:57] <astronut> older version w/ the bad GC?
[03:57] <SnakDoc> anyone know why the weather would  have quite working ?
[03:57] <the_beav> astronut: well, xchat just automatically changes my nick to my username...lol....
[03:57] <nitroD> Kasm279> you still using AOL? LOL
[03:57] <Cyrano_De> astronut: Does not matter the backend server.  Jboss, Websphere, webmethods.  They all eventually break.
[03:57] <meshuggah> hi
[03:57] <Kasm279> nitroD: no
[03:57] <meshuggah> how can i install an old kernel?
[03:57] <SnakDoc> anyone know why the weather would  have quite working ? when i say weather talking about one with date and time
[03:57] <nitroD> just checking
[03:57] <meshuggah> i want 2.6.26.1
[03:58] <Kasm279> nitroD: MicroServ, its local wireless (from 512k up tp 4mb)
[03:58] <astronut> SnakDoc: did the rain stop?
[03:58] <nitroD> Kasm279> ahh i see
[03:58] <Cyrano_De> astronut: Not to mention just starting up a java process on a websphere server will take a hold of every bit of ram you allocate to java even if the proccess is sitting idle and does not currently need the entire stack.
[03:59] <Kasm279> i think im he only static.ida.net
[03:59] <the_beav> so, suspend/hibernate Toshiba Satellite A215 series, anyone have any sort of luck here?
[03:59] <Cyrano_De> astronut: Really puts a BIG dent in shared memory usage in a virtual server farm.
[03:59] <SnakDoc> astronut think so lol
[03:59] <webbb82> whats the best theme manager, is emerald any better than the others?
[03:59] <JohnCDI> anyone have any suggestions on getting ubuntu to recognize a dlink dwa-125 usb adapter?
[03:59] <CARMANO> guys just deleted all firefox installed from synaptics, ran apt-get install firefox and this is what appeared, is it right?
[03:59] <CARMANO> firefox-3.5 firefox-3.5-branding ubufox
[04:00] <FloridaGuy> ready things on ubuntu 9.10.....where is people geting that ubuntu is trying for a 25 sec bootup....im already geting 20 sec on 9.04
[04:00] <demonspork>  is there a way I can get alt+f2 to work for the run dialog while I have gnome-panel turned off?
[04:00] <chrisa_> hey folks - anyone know why it seems webcam makers are exclusively owned by microslop?
[04:00] <bobertdos> CARMANO: That should work. The dependencies SHOULD get installed with it too, so give it awhirl.
[04:00] <Kasm279> demonspork: dont repeat yourself
[04:00] <nitroD> ok i got to get going. later all
[04:01] <Cyrano_De> FloridaGuy: I heard they were trying to get 8 sec bootup in 9.10
[04:01] <Out_Cold> demonspork, might be able to set hot keys in admin menus
[04:01] <Cyrano_De> Or is that 10.4
[04:01] <Kasm279> lol some Macs boot in 3 seconds
[04:01] <fiber_> hello, i was wondering if there was a way to use apt-get to install something but local to the user only? (so that you don't need root access)
[04:01] <CARMANO> thanks bobertdos
[04:01] <demonspork> Kasm279, I said that like 30 minutes ago...
[04:01] <Out_Cold> SSDs boot ultra fast
[04:01] <chrisa_> i have 3 cams in the house, every friggen one offers only microslop drivers...what the #$@!
[04:01] <Desmond> is there a way to search packages useing commandline and apt-get?
[04:01] <SnakDoc> anyone have a idea why the weather isn't showing in the date and time area ?
[04:01] <FloridaGuy> Cyrano_De, 10.4 i think...with sdd drives
[04:01] <coaxmt> apt-cache search
[04:02] <fiber_> Desmond: sudo apt-cache search searchterm
[04:02] <Out_Cold> Desmond, if you want to search via CLI use aptitude
[04:02] <spiniker> is there a room for hardware support?
[04:02] <Out_Cold> ** browse
[04:02] <bobertdos> CARMANO: I came in late, so just so I know, what's the original problem you're trying to resolve?
[04:02] <Cyrano_De> apt-cache does not require sudo privledges.
[04:02] <Desmond> fiber_ , Out_Cold: thanks
[04:02] <fiber_> Cyrano_De: my bad
[04:03] <demonspork> Out_Cold, the run dialog box is a function of the panel, I need a good replacement for it that I can bind to a key combo, because without the panel I can't get the same dialog.
[04:03] <CARMANO> I was trying to install latest firefox version
[04:03] <Cyrano_De> fiber_: Not bad, just an fyi.  Always good to limit privledge escalation where it is not needed.
[04:03] <CARMANO> but instead of 3.5 I got 3.5.4 shiretoko
[04:03] <CARMANO> and its a pre-release
[04:03] <CARMANO> I dont wan it
[04:03] <chrisa_> trying to get ubuntu to recognize a logitech webcam, any pointers, references?
[04:03] <Pici> !shiretoko | CARMANO
[04:03] <CARMANO> but I was unable to remove it either
[04:03] <Out_Cold> demonspork, i use yakuaki but it's a whole terminal
[04:04] <Out_Cold> is called up by F12
[04:04] <Pici> CARMANO: Its not the pre-release, its the final version, please read that link
[04:04] <CARMANO> yeah but it was very different
[04:04] <CARMANO> well in the about
[04:04] <CARMANO> it said
[04:04] <CARMANO> pre-release
[04:04] <Cyrano_De> demonspork: I think there are some other "run" command options in the repos.  Look in the Miscellaneous - Graphical sections
[04:04] <FloodBot1> CARMANO: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:04] <JohnCDI> blah
[04:04] <CARMANO> ok sorry
[04:05] <Cyrano_De> demonspork: You may need to enable the multiverse repos to get at most of them.
[04:05] <SnakDoc> what was reason they keep firefox separate ?
[04:06] <Out_Cold> read the link ^^
[04:06] <bobertdos> CARMANO: Try it, see if it gives you what you want. If you're really that set on it, you could install the official Mozilla build instead.
[04:06] <CARMANO> well it didnt work any ways, just reinstall firefox 3-5 and this is what appears at the about: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux x86_64; en-US; rv:1.9.1.4pre) Gecko/20090922 Ubuntu/9.04 (jaunty) Shiretoko/3.5.4pre
[04:06] <webbb82> what exactly is gtk
[04:07] <LOLZebra> moo.
[04:07] <bobertdos> webbb82: In a nutshell, it's the framework used in Ubuntu for GUI's.
[04:07] <Out_Cold> mmm.. milk
[04:07] <StevenMyers> Hey everyone.
[04:07] <webbb82> what is the best theme manager for ubuntu
[04:08] <Out_Cold> !best
[04:08] <StevenMyers> My wife is annoying the crap out of me when she changes my wallpaper. I need to know how to keep the wallpaper I have (active) and no way for her to change it. Is there anything such as a command I can do to keep this wallpaper restricted from being changed?
[04:08] <misteralexander> webbb82: it's a programming thing, check out Wikipedia for "GTK" and you'll get WAY more than you'd ever thought.
[04:09] <Out_Cold> webbb82, most people use gnome or kde.. but that's more so for high end graphix users
[04:09] <Pici> CARMANO: The branding that the link discusses includes the useragent string.
[04:09] <SnakDoc> StevenMyers log her in guest account
[04:09] <bobertdos> webbb82: It depends on how fancy you want to get basically. Metacity is standard if you just want to stick with standard themes and decoration. Compiz is used if you want to get into 3D effects and so forth.
[04:09] <StevenMyers> OHHHH!!!
[04:09] <StevenMyers> SnakDoc you gave me an excellent idea.
[04:09] <StevenMyers> Thank you very much
[04:09] <StevenMyers> :-)
[04:10] <SnakDoc> StevenMyers or her own account ...
[04:10] <Cyrano_De> StevenMyers: You might look into kios mode as well.
[04:10] <StevenMyers> SnakDoc: Agreed.
[04:10] <StevenMyers> Cyrano_De: How?
[04:10] <Out_Cold> yea.. there isn't a guest pass is there?
[04:11] <astronut> StevenMyers: i think you'll find marital discord along that path
[04:11] <astronut> (the blocking thing)
[04:11] <LogicFan> hi, I currently have Ubuntu 9.04 and Vista installed in a dual boot scenario (with grub), and the Vista partition is the boot partition.  I want to completely delete/format the Vista ntfs partition and add the remaining space/format to the Ubuntu ext3 partition.  I understand I can do this without wiping out everything with the gparted live-cd, but I am wondering about the Vista partition boot flag.  Will gparted automatically set the Ubuntu partition
[04:11] <LogicFan> boot flag, or will I have to reboot again with the gparted livecd and set it manually?
[04:11] <Cyrano_De> StevenMyers: pessulus - lockdown editor for GNOME,
[04:11] <StevenMyers> astronut: It's annoying because she will use her windows xp but when my ubuntu is she freakin changes it...
[04:11] <astronut> so just give her her own account
[04:12] <StevenMyers> Cyrano_De: I have that but it does not have that option.
[04:12] <StevenMyers> astronut: Going to now.
[04:12] <Cyrano_De> StevenMyers: KDE 3.5 had some great utilities for setting up Kiosk mode
[04:12] <StevenMyers> Cyrano_De: Got KDE on the way ;-)
[04:12] <Cyrano_De> StevenMyers: I agree with astronut that she should have her own account.
[04:12] <StevenMyers> Would install via USB on boot but I'd like to have the disk instead. Don't feel like burning it either.
[04:12] <legend2440> StevenMyers: sudo apt-get divorce ?
[04:12] <StevenMyers> LOL
[04:13] <Desmond> lol
[04:13] <dragonlyre> LOL
[04:13] <StevenMyers> No that is out of the question :-P
[04:13] <StevenMyers> I love my wife to DEATH
[04:13] <prince_jammys> She will get half of your dual-boot.
[04:13] <Out_Cold> StevenMyers, keyloggers are widely available..
[04:13] <Cyrano_De> legend2440: is that an install, remove or purge switch?
[04:13] <StevenMyers> lol
[04:13] <legend2440> StevenMyers: purgr
[04:13] <bobertdos> LogicFan: Grub may need to be updated once you do it, but if you have the LiveCD, that shouldn't bee too difficult.
[04:13] <legend2440> purge
[04:13] <StevenMyers> purge?
[04:14] <Balsaque> does ubuntu or any linux installeasily on those old g4 apple desktops (2002 models...)
[04:14] <StevenMyers> prince_jammys: She has 36.7GB of free space, she is good to go
[04:14] <Desmond> yea
[04:14] <Out_Cold> Balsaque, i would assume so.. mac is after all unix
[04:14] <Desmond> Balsaque: try puppy, but i heard fedora has an active ppc devel team, not sure about ubuntu
[04:15] <LogicFan> bobbob1016, updated to remove the old Vista partition?  or do you mean in regards to the boot flag?
[04:15] <webbb82> is there any advantage to useing emerald for themes
[04:16] <Cyrano_De> Out_Cold: G4 was pre OSX.  They used openfirmware.  That being said it should still not be THAT difficult to install a PPC distro on one.
[04:17] <bobertdos> LogicFan: I mean in regards to flag, which is to say, where grub loads. Although, by default, that should be on the Ubuntu partition already.
[04:17] <legend2440> !emerald | webbb82
[04:17] <webbb82> ok
[04:18] <Balsaque> (out cold, Desmond) yeah seems like a perfect match too me, i see those old g4 desktops cheap every so often
[04:18] <LogicFan> bobertdos, since i installed Vista first, Ubuntu second, the Vista partition is boot
[04:19] <StevenMyers> Ok. To those who have helped, I appreciate it very much for the ideas. I have created the user account "Guest" for her and the password she knows and set privileges. Also set when the screensaver goes off that it kicks back to the login screen which will FORCE her to log into her account.
[04:19] <deamonunix> pls help me to up my own website using my exixting ubuntu 9.04 desktop ed
[04:19] <bobertdos> LogicFan: Which is why you'll probably need to point grub back to Ubuntu when you're done.
[04:19] <deamonunix> because im using dynamic ip from my router
[04:20] <Cyrano_De> !dynamicdns
[04:20] <Balsaque> anyone ih here actually running an apple with a linux OP
[04:20] <Cyrano_De> Too bad...
[04:20] <LogicFan> bobertdos, couldn't i just set the boot flag for the ubuntu partition with gparted?
[04:21] <gOLDfeesh> is there a way of doing "Line in" or "wave out" in Ubuntu?
[04:21] <bobertdos> LogicFan: Possibly, but I've never done it that way before, and besides, Grub may or may not recognize that.
[04:22] <LogicFan> !grub
[04:22] <bobertdos> gOLDfeesh: depends on your hardware and what program you're using
[04:22] <obf213> just wondering is there a better plugin for WMV than the default totem plugin?
[04:22] <obf213> on firefox
[04:23] <thiebaude> !medibuntu
[04:23] <thiebaude> obf213, have you tried the mediaplayer connectivity plugin for firefox?
[04:23] <LogicFan> obf213, you can try using the VLC one
[04:23] <obf213> thiebaude i dont need info on the media repository i'm mearly asking for an opinion
[04:24] <thiebaude> obf213, i just relized that
[04:24] <obf213> yeah i use the basic totem plugin, i've tried the vlc on it doesn't seem to work, i was just wondering if they snuck a superior one in ther and i didn't notice
[04:24] <thiebaude> obf213, what about mplayer?
[04:25] <gOLDfeesh> bobertdos, I'm not using ANY program really lol. that's why I'm asking
[04:25] <thiebaude> it works for me
[04:25] <obf213> i'll try that
[04:25] <thiebaude> obf213, ok, good luck with it
[04:26] <bobertdos> gOLDfeesh: Well, try using Audacity and fiddling with the Audio I/O preferences in there.
[04:26] <gOLDfeesh> ACK, don't like audacity
[04:26] <thiebaude> obf213, when i used vlc a couple times before i didn't have sound
[04:26] <obf213> yeah its funky
[04:27] <obf213> i just want something that actualy lets me skip content without breaking
[04:27] <gOLDfeesh> bobertdos, basically using all audio coming from my soundcard because passed as Line-in /  Wave out
[04:27] <thiebaude> but i use mediaplayer connectivity plugin for firefox and i can choose which player i want to use, obf213
[04:28] <xXNikkiXx> Helo?
[04:28] <obf213> thiebaude, what is the name of that package i dont think have it
[04:28] <obf213> is it in the repos
[04:28] <bobertdos> gOLDfeesh: Yeah, Audacity should allow you to do that.
[04:28] <thiebaude> i had to google for mediaplayer connectivity
[04:28] <demonspork> Cyrano_De, thank you, I found several and am taking my pic of them
[04:29] <thiebaude> obf213, im not sure if its in synaptic
[04:29] <obf213> ok
[04:29] <webbb82> im trying to install a theme but i get a error saying i need to install ubuntulooks but in synaptic if i download ubuntulooks it tells me i need to remove ubuntu desktop  any clue
[04:32] <nyu_> is it possible through any sort of app to rdp in an ubuntu machine
[04:32] <nyu_> ?
[04:34] <Cyrano_De> nyu_: rdesktop, and tsclient frontend.  They work quite well.
[04:34] <nyu_> cool
[04:35] <Cyrano_De> nyu_: I use them daily @W$ork
[04:35] <nyu_> just wasnt sure what to look for
[04:35] <nyu_> thanks
[04:35] <obf213> thiebaude, thanks so much for this plugin. vlc works much better than the vlc plugin and i can skip back and forth in the stream
[04:35] <Cyrano_De> nyu_: In the gnome menu it is Terminal Server Client
[04:35] <webbb82> is it safe to uninstall ubuntu-desktop so i can installg gtk themes,,i heard that the package ubuntu-desktop is only needed for a dist upgrade
[04:35] <thiebaude> obf213, no problem
[04:35] <ZykoticK9> anyone installed ut2003 on 9.04?  i'm getting "tail: cannot open `+266' for reading: No such file or directory"
[04:36] <linuxguy2009> Can I get a recommendation for a video editor that works well?
[04:38] <Jerub> if i want to file a bug against the python packaged in ubuntu 9.04, how do I go about doing that?
[04:38] <durt> !launchpad | Jerub
[04:38] <Jerub> durt: yeah, I know about launchpad.
[04:39] <Jerub> durt: but where exactly do I go there? It's a big site and isn't specifically ubuntu.
[04:39] <ZykoticK9> FYI solution for that error is at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1129279 -- new error now
[04:39] <durt> Jerub, search bugs python, then pick the appropriate package.
[04:39] <durt> !info python
[04:40] <karategeek6> I have Ubuntu 9.04, and am trying to manually edit my wireless network configuration with the iwconfig command.  lspci shows BCM4311 Network controller.  I always run iwconfig with sudo, and none of the commands work.  Does Network Manager get in the way, or is there something else not allowing me to do this?  Thank you for any help you are able to provide.
[04:41] <schism2009> does anyone know if I could use a Ubuntu bootcd to recover files on a MAC?
[04:41] <Jerub> durt: okay, a little more help. am I searching on the 'bugs' tab for 'python' in project 'ubuntu' or am I searching for keywords on my bug within project 'python'
[04:41] <durt> the first
[04:42] <brianV> what's currently the best bet for a gaming video card on Linux? Should I be looking at ATi or Nvidia?
[04:42] <ZykoticK9> brianV, Nvidia is my strong vote
[04:43] <brianV> ZykoticK9: That's how I lean as well. However, the RadeonHD driver seems to be making some great strides forward. I am starting to think it won't be long until they are on par with the NV binary driver
[04:43] <brianV> in the meantime, nouveau doesn't seem to be going anywhere fast
[04:44] <durt> brianV, let's hope so, but talk is cheap
[04:44] <ZykoticK9> brianV, Nvidia has put out GL drivers for there cards for Linux, BSD, Solaris for years -- ATI has only recently started to get into the linux game -- I support companies that support the OS(s) I want to run.
[04:45] <brianV> ZykoticK9: but the Nvidia drivers (which I have used for years) are very poor. I can hardly call that 'support' from nvidia
[04:46] <durt> meh, nvidia drivers are quite good, aside from being non-oss.
[04:47] <webbb82> one last question  how come some themes only change parts of the panel but others change the entire panels colors as in behind the words
[04:51] <ubuntu> so much reading
[04:51] <n-iCe> ubuntu: about
[04:52] <ubuntu> learning ubuntu/linux
[04:52] <DarkwingDuck> Quick Virtual Box question... if it is installed on a 64bit sys does the guestOS have to be 64 bit or can they be x86?
[04:53] <demonspork> I am trying to bind an application (gexec) to alt+f2, and it works find, only the applications opens in the bottom right of the screen rather than in the middle
[04:53] <lstarnes> DarkwingDuck: the guest can most likely be 32-bit
[04:53] <demonspork> how do I fix it so it opens in the middle of the screen
[04:53] <DarkwingDuck> lstarnes: Thanks
[04:54] <n-iCe> ubuntu: it's amazing, don't you think?
[04:54] <daishadar> why for a simple udev rule like: KERNEL=="sda", SYMLINK+="disk0" am i getting the following error: update_link: no reference left, remove '/dev/disk0'
[04:57] <Roasted> Does anybody use GAdmin Rsync?
[04:58] <durt> wow, uncharacteristically slow in #ubuntu, everyone downloading alpha 6?
[04:58] <nanotube> durt: everyone sleeping ;)
[04:58] <nanotube> durt: the guys in #ubuntu+1  are the ones downloading alpha6
[04:59] <durt> even so, still slowfor this chan.
[04:59] <huwaw69> whats a good ide compiler for visual basic in linux?
[05:00] <nanotube> huwaw69: mono ?
[05:00] <huwaw69> is it user friendly nanotube?
[05:00] <lstarnes> nanotube: mono isn't an ide
[05:00] <huwaw69> nyaaaaaaaah
[05:00] <huwaw69> is gambas ok?
[05:01] <nanotube> lstarnes: but it is a compiler. :)
[05:01] <Roasted> How would I set up a command to check if a drive is mounted BEFORE it rsync's data to it?
[05:01] <nanotube> huwaw69: i thought gambas wasn't a true VB clone... but what do i know, i don't actually do anything in vb. ;)
[05:01] <huwaw69> well ok thanks ill just try it out
[05:02] <kandjar`> heya
[05:02] <puddles> roasted: grep -q /path/to/mountpoint /proc/mounts && rsync ...
[05:02] <slanter> does anyone know where I can find a driver that works with a "Diamond Stealth 64 Video VRAM PCI S3 Vision 968" video card? Been lookin on google but can't find anything for linux
[05:03] <zerothis> I'm about to head off to trade school to learn to make videogames (or not). I'm determined to remain committed to Libre Software. Does anybody have any advice for me? Does anybody know about Full Sail University?
[05:03] <Roasted> puddles - would that be in the same command? Like would I run what you posted, THEN rsync -r --delete /home/jason /media/storage        ??
[05:03] <zerothis> Does Canonical have any ties (at all) to Full Sail?
[05:03] <kandjar`> once a ssh connectino is established; what's the command to see all the router a packet go through to arrive at destination??
[05:04] <Cyrano_De> slanter: Does the xserver-xorg-video-s3 driver not work?
[05:04] <puddles> Roasted: yes
[05:04] <Roasted> puddles - have you used GAdmin Rsync?
[05:04] <puddles> Roasted: no idea what that is
[05:04] <Roasted> puddles - it's a GUI program to set up rsync backups.
[05:04] <barstool> i am so lost
[05:05] <Roasted> puddles - I was thinking about setting up my rsync backups through there instead of the script I wrote, just to try something different. But I dont want to try it until I learn a few things baout it yet so I'm just asking around about it.
[05:05] <slanter> Cyrano_De: I checked to make sure that was installed a while ago, but thus far I've been unable to get it to work
[05:05] <nyu_> so i got tsclient installed... what now?
[05:05] <barstool> on the floor
[05:05] <puddles> Roasted: for linux machines at home i personally use amanda and dumping to HD partition, with rotation (full / incremental)
[05:06] <nanotube> zerothis: never heard of full sail... but that doesn't really mean much :)
[05:06] <Roasted> puddles - Does amanda check to make sure the drive is mounted prior to running? I just dont want my backup drive to die and my rsync command push 500gb of data to the directory the drive WAS mounted in, cause then itd just dump it on root and root is only 20gb
[05:06] <duxbarak> i'm trying to disable my touchpad while typing, but syndaemon gives me an error: BadDevice, invalid or uninitialized input device
[05:06] <puddles> Roasted: configuration is pretty straightforward, and when you've set it up right it just keeps running
[05:06] <Cyrano_De> slanter: I would think you need to set your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file up to use that driver or the xserver-xorg-video-s3virge dirver.
[05:06] <kandjar`> anyone?
[05:07] <comp3> rgggtrh
[05:07] <puddles> Roasted: so what if that's the case, it'd just fill up root but since you have root-reserved percentage you can still get things done
[05:07] <Cyrano_De> nyu_: applications>internet>Terminal Server Client
[05:07] <nanotube> kandjar`: probably you're looking for tcpdump
[05:07] <Roasted> puddles - right, but then if I reboot, I cant log back in. I've had this happen before and I had to boot to a live CD to explore the HDD and remote the data.
[05:07] <puddles> Roasted: and besides if your drive die it wouldn't die in such a way that it would be unmounted ... it'd just be mounted but partially / fully dead
[05:08] <nyu_> yeah, i got that far
[05:08] <nyu_> i want to remote in, not out
[05:08] <Cyrano_De> kandjar`: traceroute not working?
[05:09] <Cyrano_De> nyu_: tsCLIENT....It is for connecting to a windows remote desktop session.
[05:09] <duxbarak> i'm trying to disable my touchpad while typing, but syndaemon gives me an error: "BadDevice, invalid or uninitialized input device", any ideas?
[05:09] <nyu_> i want to remote from a windows machine into my ubuntu box
[05:09] <kandjar`> Cyrano_De: i must not know how to use it; i keep getting unknown host
[05:09] <Roasted> puddles - does amanda zip the entire contents of the directory to be backed up and dump that zipped file in the remote location you specify?
[05:10] <Cyrano_De> nyu_: There are several ways to connect to a linux machine remotely.  vnc, freenx and my favorite is ssh -AYC ubuntu and run an xserver on my windows machine.
[05:10] <Cyrano_De> !cygwin
[05:10] <Cyrano_De> nyu_: cygwin allows you to run x on windows.
[05:10] <nyu_> well, is there a way to do it with rdp though?
[05:10] <Biovore> posix unix enviroment for unix
[05:10] <Biovore> (for windows)
[05:10] <jimbeam12_> hey all wsup
[05:10] <puddles> Roasted: amanda is client-server, the client (usually) dumps via dump command, the bytestream then makes its way to server (can be on same machine) and (optionally compressed) dumped to the specified destination
[05:11] <celthunder> Cyrano_De, you can run X through ssh you dont really need cygwin for it
[05:11] <jimbeam12_> anyone know how to use the startup manager
[05:11] <Cyrano_De> nyu_: no, rdp is a microsoft server protocol.  It is not open source.
[05:11] <The> nope
[05:11] <nyu_> sigh
[05:11] <jimbeam12_> how come i cant highlight or tick the bootloader themes
[05:11] <Roasted> puddles - so if I want to back data up from my home directory to a 2nd hard drive in my system, amanda probably is overkill?
[05:11] <Cyrano_De> celthunder: If you want to run graphical programs remotely you need to run a local xserver to display the window of the application
[05:12] <neil_d> I am having trouble on the 9.04 server install... I had a setup with 3 disk RAID5 using the whole drive...  Now I want to change it use using partitions.  but the installer seems to have a bug. :( when doing a manual partition. I go to partition a HDD is ask if I want to create a partition table, I say yes.  It then says the drive is in use by a RAID and asks if I want to remove it, I say yes again.  It then returns to the menu, but the RAID is still there :
[05:12] <neil_d> (  how can I get rid of it?
[05:12] <nyu_> problem is, i wanna remote into my home pc from work.  and i cant install software at work.
[05:12] <nyu_> anything that can run off of a flashdrive would work though
[05:12] <puddles> Roasted: it depends.  do you want ability to do incremental backup?  do you want to automatically handle rotation?
[05:12] <Cyrano_De> celthunder: Windows does not have X so it would not be able to "run X" through ssh
[05:13] <celthunder> Cyrano_De, X11 tunneling
[05:13] <Cyrano_De> celthunder: X11 tunneling to what?  He wants to connect from a windows machine.
[05:13] <puddles> nyu_: what's wrong with ssh/telnet?
[05:13] <Roasted> puddles - honestly I'm not sure. My backups have always been a straight 1-to-1 backup.... like I'll just sync the data its in entirety. I've never ran incremental backups or packaged backups or anything.
[05:14] <nyu_> puddles: im not sure i know how to do that
[05:14] <Roasted> puddles - like I could literally open my /media/localbackup directory and it looks identical to my home directory, cause its just a sync off of that. No packaging.
[05:14] <celthunder> Cyrano_De, from a windows machine install putty click the "X forwarding" optionand then connect to a linux machine that has X forwarding enabled as well
[05:14] <mb_again_> putty has an X server built in?
[05:15] <puddles> Roasted: but you have 1 copy, right?  or multiple copies?  what about on specific date?  can you find the copy you made on such-and-such date?  that's what something like amanda (and of course commercial packages) can do
[05:15] <lstarnes> mb_again_: no, but it supports X forwarding
[05:15] <Cyrano_De> mb_again_: Not the last time I checked.
[05:15] <IdleOne> celthunder: he is connecting from windows at work and can't install any software. he needs a solution that can run from a flash drive.
[05:15] <lstarnes> mb_again_: there are X servers for windows, like Xming and Cygwin's X server
[05:15]  * BossaNesta hi guys, is there any irc room for hardware?
[05:15] <lstarnes> BossaNesta: that's not a proper use of /me
[05:15] <celthunder> IdleOne putty can run from a flashdrive...
[05:15] <Roasted> puddles - yeah, that might be overkill for what I need. But perhaps I should give it a shot anyway.
[05:15] <lstarnes> BossaNesta: I think you may want ##hardwarwe
[05:15] <mb_again_> what about just vnc home? Is there not a vnc server
[05:15] <Cyrano_De> mb_again_: So as I was saying, you need to install an X server for putty to forward X too.
[05:16] <lstarnes> BossaNesta: sorry, ##hardware
[05:16] <duxbarak> i'm trying to disable my touchpad while typing, but syndaemon gives me an error: "BadDevice, invalid or uninitialized input device" please, anyone?
[05:16] <Roasted> puddles - because dpeending on compression level, I'm not sure how much I can back up. I mean I have two 500gb drives, but my main drive is using 211gb, so Im sure I can get 2 backups on there on my backup drive hwich is 500gb, but beyond that I'm not sure
[05:16] <Roasted> puddles - its just a new concept to me so I'm trying to figure it out and learn as much as I can.
[05:16] <BossaNesta> lstarnes thx..
[05:16] <durt> BossaNesta, searchirc.com
[05:16] <IdleOne> nyu_: as per celthunder  from a windows machine install putty click the "X forwarding" optionand then connect to a linux machine that has X forwarding enabled as well ( putty runs on flash drive )
[05:17] <puddles> Roasted: let's say you have one directory where you keep your development (suppose you're not using CVS :-) and you have generated files, these change on day-to-day basis but most files do not change.  you accidentally delete one (or you find your generation is corrupted) and you want to go back in time to retrieve a known-good copy from 37 days ago ... with incremental, it's unlikely you have 37x the storage of the entire tree
[05:17] <BossaNesta> durt thx..
[05:17] <jo_> hi
[05:17] <slanter> Cyrano_De: I opened the xorg.conf file and have looked at the manual for it, but I'm still not sure of how to set up the Device section (I assume that's the correct one). When I opened the file the only thing in that section was a line that said 'Identifier    "Configured Video Device"'. Based on the other sections I'm guessing I need to add a Driver line, but I don't know what to put on the line.
[05:17] <BossaNesta> wow.. this is a really busy chatroom.
[05:17] <celthunder> IdleOne, thank you finally someone understood what i said would work lol
[05:17] <Roasted> puddles - right. I understand how itd be a smart thing to do at a business. But for me I'm just not sure if I have the disk space to accomodate that kind of backup, cause I know I couldnt go 37 days ago.
[05:18] <jo_> hi
[05:18] <jo_> hello
[05:18] <puddles> Roasted: 500GB disks are cheap :-)  dedicate one for backup
[05:18] <jo_> +hello
[05:18] <Roasted> puddles - but like I said, it depends on compression level too. If it can take a snapshot of 211gb and store it in a 5gb file, well yeah, I can handle that. But if it takes a snapshot of 211gb of data and stores it @ 200gb, well..... I can only replicate 200gb so many times.
[05:18] <celthunder> jo_, hello
[05:18] <Roasted> puddles - I am...
[05:18] <Cyrano_De> celthunder: again.  X forwarding only works if you have an X server running on the host you are connecting from.  Putty does not have an X server.  It just handles the ssh tunnel and the forwarding.
[05:19] <Roasted> puddles - I have 4 drives in my computer, two 500gb, two 250gb. The 500s are mine (1 to run on, 1 for backup) and the 250s do the same thing, but for samba network file sharing. One for samba, one for samba backup.
[05:19] <puddles> Roasted: that is correct, text files will compress much better.  the good news is if your binaries don't change then they don't impact the incremental much
[05:19] <Roasted> puddles - I cant fit any more hard drives in my tower unless I get a full size ATX tower
[05:19] <jo_> whats up
[05:21] <Roasted> puddles - perhaps what Ineed to do is test this small scale, like copy 40gb of data to a test directory and run a backup and see how much it can compress it.
[05:21] <jimbeam12_> hey anyone  having problems with bootloader themes in ubantu
[05:21] <duxbarak> can anyone please tell me how to fix syndaemon so i can turn off my touchpad?
[05:22] <miramardesign> on my dual boot machine the sound is too low in linux but fine in win32, is there a way to turn up the sound past 100
[05:22] <nanotube> Roasted: use 'rsnapshot' for backup - it only stores changed files in a snapshot, the rest are just hardlinks to one unchanged file. very cool.
[05:22] <puddles> miramardesign: you might want to look at both "master" and "pcm" levels
[05:22] <duxbarak> miramardesign: try turning up pcm
[05:22] <Roasted> nanotube - good tip. I'll write that down and check it out. It's amazing how many sync options there are for linux. I friggen love it.
[05:22] <Roasted> puddles - thanks for your help brosef. I appreciate your time.
[05:23] <mb_again_> xming says portable x server for windows. Site has configs for ssh (use putty for example) i bet its easy enough to get on a usb drive http://www.straightrunning.com/XmingNotes/
[05:23] <puddles> Roasted: no prob
[05:23] <Roasted> puddles - I'll remember amanda and check out a couple things and see what works best for me. Take care!
[05:23] <nanotube> Roasted: indeed. :) as everyone on this channel knows, linux r00lz. ;)
[05:23] <miramardesign> both master and pcm are at 100 :(
[05:23] <puddles> miramardesign: this is not pulseaudio is it?
[05:23] <puddles> miramardesign: straight up alsamixer right?
[05:23] <miramardesign> pud alsa i think let me check
[05:24] <miramardesign> HAD nvidia alsa mixer
[05:24] <miramardesign> hda nvidia alsa mixer
[05:25] <puddles> miramardesign: that's odd.  check the other levels.  usually at 100 you're already amplifying the sound (see the 0.0db = max, anything positive you're already boosting the levels a little bit)
[05:26] <miramardesign> k puddles, i changed the dropdown to pulseaudio, is it better??
[05:26] <Cyrano_De> slanter: I think you can use Driver  "s3virge" in your xorg.conf
[05:26] <Cyrano_De> slanter: man s3virge
[05:27] <puddles> miramardesign: try and see :-)  i don't have the same hardware
[05:27] <jetscreamer> oh god i had an s3virge.. i feel for you
[05:27] <miramardesign> i think pulseaudio sounds better, definitely a cooler name
[05:29] <Benja> alguien que able español por fa
[05:29] <Cyrano_De> slanter: http://www.x.org/archive/X11R6.8.0/doc/s3virge.html   and http://www.x.org/archive/X11R6.8.0/doc/RELNOTES3.html
[05:29] <Techie> !es benja
[05:29] <Techie> !es
[05:29] <Cyrano_De> !es > benja
[05:30] <Cyrano_De> That works...
[05:30] <jimbeam12_> hey anyone use startup manager in ubuntu
[05:30] <jimbeam12_> and if so..have they got a problem with bootloader themes..
[05:31] <Cyrano_De> jimbeam12_: I have but only to set the resolution and turn off the annoying splash mess
[05:31] <Benja> alguna chica
[05:31] <Benja> latina bella
[05:31] <Benja> para charlar
[05:31] <jimbeam12_> i need to it change the boot menu at startup
[05:31] <IdleOne> !es | Benja
[05:32] <Balsaque> encantada d' cpnerserlo
[05:32] <slanter> Cyrano_De: Great, thanks. Now to see if it worked ;-)
[05:32] <Cyrano_De> slanter: Good luck.
[05:33] <techie> when using the default vo in mplayer i get no video display
[05:33]  * Cyrano_De is glad to be rid of editing xorg.conf 
[05:34] <tzolkin> Why my gnome-do can't run when I install the gnome-do-plugins?
[05:35] <tzolkin> when i remove the plugins, it runs good
[05:36] <jimbeam12_> anyone know how to change the boot menu at startup so as to load the ubuntu theme running dual boot system
[05:37] <puddles> jimbeam12_: you mean the background?
[05:37] <jimbeam12_> yes when u boot up...
[05:37] <puddles> jimbeam12_: grub?
[05:37] <jimbeam12_> i have 2 options..one is ubunut the other is windows
[05:38] <jimbeam12_> just as u boot the system
[05:38] <jimbeam12_> need to change the background
[05:38] <puddles> jimbeam12_: if grub, look for line with splashimage= and change it to the xpm file that you want to use.  check on gnome-look.org for grub themes
[05:38] <duxbarak> is there any way i can get ubuntu to recognize non-standard keyboard input?
[05:39] <tzolkin> edit the /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:39] <ScottNYC> whats the name of the preferred text editor on linux?
[05:39] <duxbarak> like weird keys on my keyboard?
[05:39] <puddles> ScottNYC: anything you want, baby :-)
[05:39] <[1]Napst3r> hey guys !
[05:39] <ScottNYC> i want textmate
[05:39] <ScottNYC> lol
[05:39] <puddles> duxbarak: X or console?
[05:39] <[1]Napst3r> there is a fatal error in Debian website
[05:39] <puddles> scottnyc: the guy doesn't want to port, what can i say?
[05:39] <duxbarak> puddles: X
[05:40] <[1]Napst3r> i need talk to an admin
[05:40] <Cyrano_De> ScottNYC: vi of course!
[05:40] <Cyrano_De> !best
[05:40] <Cyrano_De> ];>
[05:40] <puddles> duxbarak: i'd run "xev", press said keys and observe the keycode.  stick the keycodes in ... uh ... one sec
[05:40] <ScottNYC> what about emcs
[05:41] <ScottNYC> god i wanna use linux natively
[05:41] <[1]Napst3r> THERE IS A FATAL ERROR IN DEBIANS WEBSITE..NEED TO TALK TO THE ADMIN
[05:41] <ScottNYC> and not on VM
[05:41] <ScottNYC> im gonna by a PC just for linux
[05:41] <Cyrano_De> ScottNYC: I already have an os, mail client, web browser, mud client.  Why would I want to run another.
[05:41] <[1]Napst3r> PM ME
[05:41] <bullgard4> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SeaMonkey: "SeaMonkey consists of a web browser, an e-mail and news client program (SeaMonkey Mail & Newsgroups, which shares code with Mozilla Thunderbird), an HTML editor and an IRC client (ChatZilla)." How can I call 'SeaMonkey Mail & Newsgroups' without calling Thunderbird?
[05:41] <Cyrano_De> ScottNYC: I do it the other way around.  I run Linux with Windows in a VM.
[05:42] <ScottNYC> ya me too
[05:42] <duxbarak> puddles: xev doesn't register anything when i press them, probably too proprietary
[05:42] <ScottNYC> I think im might buy liek a 300 dillar pc
[05:42] <ScottNYC> for linux
[05:42] <[1]Napst3r> does maulkin here ?
[05:42] <Cyrano_De> [1]Napst3r: Maybe you should try #debian
[05:42] <ScottNYC> oh I mean I run linux and windows as VM;s in OSX
[05:42] <puddles> duxbarak: oh, it must be a hardware key then?
[05:42] <[1]Napst3r> doesn't work cyrano
[05:43] <puddles> duxbarak: what key is it by the way?
[05:43] <Cyrano_De> [1]Napst3r: It isn't going to work here either.  Ubuntu != Debian
[05:43] <ScottNYC> ubuntu 9.04 and windows 7, with snow leopard as host
[05:43] <[1]Napst3r> ok
[05:44] <ScottNYC> anyone live in the UK?
[05:45] <thehungus> how does one change the default display language in ubuntu? i've installed the spanish lang pack, logged in with spanish selected and find that the vars listed by 'locale' are all still for english
[05:45] <thehungus> did have to do anything else on my other machines...
[05:46] <bullgard4> thehungus: This depends on your Ubuntu version. What version do you use?
[05:46] <steven_> Does Ubuntu come with a firewall enabled upon install?
[05:46] <xangua> yes
[05:46] <Cyrano_De> ScottNYC: I'm just guessing but I think a lot of people live in the UK.
[05:46] <steven_> Iptables is the name of the firewall then or is that just the name of the configuration tool?
[05:46] <Guest17159> hello, im having trouble connecting to an IRC server
[05:47] <ScottNYC> lol
[05:47] <ScottNYC> I meant anyone here
[05:47] <Guest17159> lol
[05:47] <xangua> steven_: just a gui
[05:47] <techie> when using the default vo in mplayer i get no video display
[05:47] <thehungus> ubuntustudio 9.04
[05:47] <Guest17159> hello...
[05:47] <tzolkin> Anyone knows why my gnome-do can't run when I install the gnome-do-plugins?
[05:47] <thehungus> i think, how do i check
[05:47] <Cyrano_De> techie: Did you try other output options?  xV perhaps?
[05:47] <ScottNYC> I wanna know if they do 2 3 4 mnth apartment leases out there, I wanna go there for a few months after I graduate
[05:47] <puddles> has anybody tried installing ubuntu via preseeding?
[05:48] <Cyrano_De> thehungus: cat /etc/lsb-release
[05:48] <Guest17159> nope
[05:48] <durt> xangua, no, iptables is _not_ a gui.
[05:48] <techie> Cyrano_De, yes i tried a few but they werent that great, mplayer works under windows without a hitch
[05:48] <thehungus> yeap, 9.04 "jaunty" re:language issue... any ideas?
[05:49] <steven_> So when I install Ubuntu I don't need to mess with the firewall or configure it in any way then?
[05:49] <sanchiro> currently my permissions are this >> drwxr-sr-x >> how can I change them to this instead >> drwxr-xr-x   ???
[05:50] <durt> steven_, the default install has no rules, you need to configure it.
[05:50] <Cyrano_De> sanchiro: chmod g-s .
[05:50] <arooni_____> can someone help me troubleshoot sound on ubuntu jaunty?  i cant hear anything!  i booted into live cd and sound worked great so i know its a config issue.   using a nvidia mobo with integrated sound (mcp51 is hardware identifier).  ideas?
[05:50] <steven_> I read that ufw is disabled by default. I set the default to deny and then I enabled ufw afterwards. Is that sufficient?
[05:51] <puddles> arooni: unmute the master channel
[05:51] <sanchiro> Cyrano_De, thanks... much
[05:51] <Cyrano_De> sanchiro: That will remove the sgid bit from the directory.
[05:51] <arooni> puddles, i cant even open alsa mixer =< "no such devcie"
[05:51] <_Trinity_> k, thanks guys. Time to put chatzilla away
[05:52] <sanchiro> Cyrano_De, could that have created this boot message, or rather login message >> User's $HOME/.dmrc file is being ignored. ????
[05:52] <puddles> arooni: custom kernel you compiled yourself?
[05:52] <durt> steven_, sounds good to me, but I've never used ufw.
[05:52] <steven_> Iptables guy?
[05:52] <arooni> puddles, no sir
[05:52] <steven_> Anyone know where a good guide to learn iptables is at?
[05:53] <Bluey1> i cheat and use webmin - but I'd like to know the answer to that one myself
[05:53] <Cyrano_De> arooni: amixer scontrols show you anything.
[05:53] <puddles> arooni: cat /proc/asound/modules
[05:53] <Cyrano_De> sanchiro: That very well could have.  GDM/gnome was pretty picky about that file ownership.
[05:54] <arooni> puddles,  0 snd_hda_intel
[05:55] <puddles> arooni: ok, so why can't you run alsamixer?  are you in the proper group?
[05:55] <Cyrano_De> sanchiro: If I remember correctly you can turn off strict permmision checking in GDM.  Don't remember where to do it or which version allows it.
[05:55] <sanchiro> Cyrano_De, again, thank you! This is helping me too http://www.codecoffee.com/tipsforlinux/articles/028.html
[05:55] <arooni> puddles, alsamxier => cannot open mixer: No such device
[05:56] <puddles> arooni: sorry, no idea.  i'm way too wasted, naptime now.  good night
[05:56] <Cyrano_De> arooni: What does is the output of "groups" on the commandline.
[05:56] <BugsCrash> Help: How I install Ubuntu on my sdCard with bootloader on Pendrive. Cause my BIOS not read the sdCard.
[05:57] <arooni> Cyrano_De, david adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin admin pulse-rt sambashare
[05:57] <Cyrano_De> arooni: Try adding yourself to pulse and pulse-access.
[05:58] <revenge> Can someone help me install LinuxSampler?
[05:58] <arooni> Cyrano_De, i already exist in both groups
[05:59] <yanwei> i
[06:03] <jamescarr> if my .profile contains http://gist.github.com/191734 and I have neither .bash_login or .bash_profile, a bin directory exists with an executable file that runs if I specifiy ~/bin/filename, why would it not work!?
[06:03] <jamescarr> I mean, why can't I run the command anywhere?
[06:03] <jamescarr> ARGH!
[06:05] <Cyrano_De> jamescarr: I just sent some questions in #LinuxHelp
[06:07] <Jordan_U> jamescarr: Is that anything else in your .profile? If you echo $PATH do you see ~/bin ?
[06:07] <dragonlyre> revenge where have you looked for help?
[06:08] <jamescarr> nvm, i got iy
[06:08] <jamescarr> *it
[06:09] <Mr_Giraffe> Hi, I just installed a new (dark-colored) theme and for some reason firefox isn't playing nice with it
[06:09] <MrFSL> revenge: http://download.linuxsampler.org/packages/ubuntu/
[06:09] <Mr_Giraffe> every other app has white text in the menu bar, but firefox and openoffice (both java) are blue...
[06:10] <Mr_Giraffe> and adding a userChrome.css to ~/.mozilla/ doesn't help
[06:10] <revenge> dragonlyre: i have looked just about everywhere in google
[06:11] <Jordan_U> Mr_Giraffe: Explain "Not playing nice"
[06:11] <Jordan_U> Mr_Giraffe: Sorry, just missed you second comment
[06:11] <revenge> MrFSL: I am sort of newbie still with linux/ubuntu, could you help me set up linuxsampler provided w/ site you gave me?
[06:11] <Mr_Giraffe> heh, wait a minute, nevermind
[06:12] <Mr_Giraffe> Jordan_U, it was simply that I was putting userChrome.css in the wrong directory
[06:12] <MrFSL> revenge, what version of Ubuntu are you running?
[06:12] <dragonlyre> ok, here is a good thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=734738
[06:12] <Xgates> with the ubuntu-9.04-desktop-amd64.iso for the GUI installer can you customize the install/pkgs? I don't want to use Gnome...
[06:12] <Mr_Giraffe> Jordan_U, it's still doing the same thing for OO.o though
[06:13] <revenge> 9.04
[06:13] <Mr_Giraffe> does openoffice always parse GTK+ themes wrong?
[06:13] <revenge> jaunty
[06:13] <Jordan_U> Xgates: No, you can remove them after install or use the minimal / alternate CD
[06:13] <MrFSL> revenge, the packages at http://download.linuxsampler.org/packages/ubuntu/ should still work
[06:13] <Xgates> Jordan_U: ok, were's the min. iso at?
[06:14] <Jordan_U> !minimal | Xgates
[06:14] <MrFSL> revenge, start by downloading http://download.linuxsampler.org/packages/ubuntu/linuxsampler_1.0.0-1_i386.deb
[06:14] <revenge> MrFSL: when i install all of those where will linuxsampler program be?
[06:14] <Xgates> Jordan_U: thanks, btw is E17 in Ubuntu repo?
[06:14] <MrFSL> revenge, double-click the deb file and install
[06:14] <Jordan_U> Xgates: I don't think so
[06:14] <Rev1500> hi i just got done installing the drivers for my wireless usb adpter its a alfa awus035h chipset r8187 and im having low power problems could it be im olny have it connected with 1 usb port and not two?
[06:15] <MrFSL> revenge, from what I have read linux sampler runs as a service
[06:15] <MrFSL> revenge, if you start qtsampler or some other frontend it should run linuxsampler for you
[06:15] <Xgates> ok I see this for now:  http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-install-e17-enlightenment-desktop-in-ubuntu.html
[06:16] <revenge> MrFSL: so how can i make music on it?
[06:16] <dragonlyre> MrFSL I got an error so I believe you are correct, it runs in the bckground
[06:17] <dragonlyre> revenge do you have a sampler?
[06:17] <Jordan_U> Xgates: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Enlightenment is more up to date
[06:17] <revenge> dragonlyre: no
[06:17] <revenge> dragonlyre: can you explain?
[06:18] <mikepett> alright this is turning into a freakin joke... seriously ubuntu??? You will not recognize a usb keyboard or mouse?? this is Ubuntu 9.04, I cannot believe I can't even get it to install!
[06:18] <arooni> can someone help me troubleshoot sound on ubuntu jaunty?  i cant hear anything!  i booted into live cd and sound worked great so i know its a config issue.   using a nvidia mobo with integrated sound (mcp51 is hardware identifier).  ideas?  also tried upgrading to latest alsa.
[06:19] <Xgates> Jordan_U: ok thanks
[06:19] <dragonlyre> revenge you need to have something running to use linuxsampler what do you use for recording?
[06:19] <Jordan_U> Xgates: np
[06:20] <dragonlyre> revenge get qsampler. open it up and linuxsampler will then run in the background ( you won't see much in the way of dials and clickies)
[06:21] <Xgates> one thing that strikes me as odd that Ubuntu has always done is not correctly built the packages or at least the label on the iso, especially to call the x64 iso AMD, when there are Intel and AMD compile ARCH flags...
[06:21] <Xgates> hmmm
[06:21] <Jordan_U> mikepett: When you boot the liveCD you get to the desktop but just can't do anything?
[06:21] <revenge> dragonlyre: i have qsampler, when i run it, it says sorry could not start server everytime
[06:21] <revenge> dragonlyre: my only problem
[06:21] <seidos> Xgates: maybe not enough developers/funding
[06:22] <dragonlyre> revenge goto this link http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=734738 it might fix the problem
[06:22] <mikepett> Jordan_U: yes, exactly... or if I just try to do the install I get to the welcome screen and cant do anything.
[06:22] <revenge> dragonlyre: i am using jaunty
[06:22]  * zerothis must sleep
[06:22] <Jordan_U> mikepett: Does the caps lock light turn on?
[06:22] <dragonlyre> revenge it should still work
[06:23] <mikepett> Jordan_U: damn, can't remember... I think it does.. let me run it again.
[06:23] <seidos> zerothis: unfortunately, yes
[06:24] <MrFSL> revenge: you don't need to compile
[06:24] <ulrika`> moi taas,täytän tänään 28v
[06:24] <MrFSL> linuxsampler has ubuntu packages
[06:24] <revenge> dragonlyre: ok, maybe i should uninstall somethings and start from beginning
[06:24] <Xgates> The thing is Intel has always been a more dominant ARCH for development, over AMD you never see anyone in Linux developing only for AMD when they compile, if anything it's more Intel flag based and then if it needs to be more specific AMD, but if anything the code is built so that whatever cpu you use it optimizes for it...
[06:25] <MrFSL> revenge, download linuxsampler_1.0.0-1_i386.deb, liblinuxsampler_1.0.0-1_i386.deb, and libgig6_3.3.0-1_i386.deb from the site I gave you
[06:25] <Jordan_U> mikepett: If the keyboard is being recognized and it's just a problem with X then you should be able to check by hoding alt+sysrq+k which will kill X
[06:25] <revenge> MrFSL: i did
[06:25] <ulrika`> heittelin tosib sekavia hiipparix:lle.sori hiipparix,liikaa santtuja
[06:25] <Out_Cold> what the heck?? "The enclosing drive for the volume is locked" when i try to access a disk in /media/
[06:25] <MrFSL> revenge, and then from the command line run: sudo dpkg - i linuxsampler_1.0.0-1_i386.deb liblinuxsampler_1.0.0-1_i386.deb libgig6_3.3.0-1_i386.deb
[06:25] <ulrika`> ei tuu toistuu
[06:25] <seidos> Xgates: maybe there are Ubuntu developers at AMD?
[06:26] <Jordan_U> Out_Cold: BIOS lock?
[06:26] <MrFSL> ok
[06:26] <revenge> MrFSL: i get this with liblinuxsampler-dev
[06:26] <MrFSL> revenge, the difference is I am using the qsampler from the official repos
[06:26] <revenge> MrFSL: Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: liblinuxsampler (= 1.0.0-1)
[06:26] <Out_Cold> Jordan_U, i doubt it.. never had any problems before..
[06:26] <Xgates> yeah I'm sure but you get my point? You don't build pkgs for one Arch or call your packs or iso AMD, that technically means it excludes Intel...
[06:26] <MrFSL> revenge, you are trying to install additional packages not needed
[06:26] <Out_Cold> and as root.. i can't access even as root
[06:27] <Out_Cold> oops.. it's late..
[06:27] <MrFSL> revenge, you only need the three packages from this site
[06:27] <Jordan_U> Out_Cold: What happens when you try to mount it manually?
[06:27] <nadarilla> g
[06:27] <MrFSL> revenge, and install them from the command line using the dpkg command
[06:27] <Xgates> An AMD pkg or Intel pkg means it was built for that ARCH so to complement both you simply call your pkgs by the arch x86 or x64 is all
[06:27] <Xgates> and the same for an iso
[06:28] <Xgates> This is what Ubuntu is calling their iso --->  ubuntu-9.04-desktop-amd64.iso
[06:28] <Biovore> AMD and Intell have the same instruction set..
[06:28] <Xgates> that's not technically correct...
[06:28] <Xgates> No they dont
[06:28] <Biovore> last time I checked.. AMD licenses the op codes from intel
[06:28] <seidos> Xgates: how would you title an optimized iso?
[06:28] <Biovore> might be a few differances..
[06:29] <Out_Cold> wait.. what is the difference between media:/ and /media/ ??
[06:29] <arooni> can someone help me troubleshoot sound on ubuntu jaunty?  i cant hear anything!  i booted into live cd and sound worked great so i know its a config issue.   using a nvidia mobo with integrated sound (mcp51 is hardware identifier).  ideas?  also tried upgrading to latest alsa.
[06:29] <revenge> MrFSL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/276215/
[06:29] <nadarilla> guys, my rythmusic player doesnt have sound..help me?
[06:29] <Out_Cold> Jordan_U, it appears to be mounted in /media/ and not media:/
[06:29] <Xgates> my understanding is the intel floating point
[06:29] <seidos> Out_Cold: ermmm, /media/ is a folder?
[06:29] <wrapster> is there a way I can create a .deb pkg from a tarball?
[06:29] <mikepett> Jordan_U: the very first screen that pops up asking me to select a language, the keyboard works, then when I get to the desktop, nothing... no lights, nothing on the keyboard or mouse. The mouse pointer is on the screen but doesn't work.
[06:29] <Jordan_U> !packaging | wrapster
[06:29] <Out_Cold> seidos, it's a folder of mounted disks yes..
[06:30] <Biovore> Xgates: the floating point still produces the same stuff..  to do a floating multiply is still the same op-code.
[06:30] <MrFSL> revenge, there is no space between - and i
[06:30] <MrFSL> revenge sudo dpkg -i
[06:30] <wrapster> ubottu: / Jordan_U: its like this.. Im actually trying to build a .deb pkg of sun studio 12
[06:30] <Biovore> Xgates: there are some differances in pipe line dude to different memory access archtectures..
[06:30] <Jordan_U> mikepett: Did you try alt+sysrq+k ?
[06:30] <seidos> what's media:/?
[06:31] <revenge> MrFSL: lol k
[06:31] <Out_Cold> seidos, some other pointer??
[06:31] <mikepett> Jordan_U: yes, it does not do anything
[06:31] <Xgates> they have a large set of instructions in common
[06:31] <revenge> MrFSL: k, now what?
[06:31] <Xgates> different processor families even from one manufacturer have their own sets of instructions, usually referred to as "extensions
[06:31] <Biovore> Xgates: correct
[06:31] <seidos> arooni: have you tried the tests in system -> prefs -> sound?
[06:31] <revenge> MrFSL: by the way what does the -i stand for?
[06:31] <Jordan_U> mikepett: Has this USB controller worked with previous versions of Ubuntu?
[06:31] <Xgates> but to say AMD and Intel all share the same is not correct
[06:31] <Biovore> Xgates: 99.999% of applications don't use them..
[06:32]  * seidos remembers mmx and 3dnow!
[06:32] <neil_d> using the command line... how do I upgrade from intrepid to jaunty ?
[06:32] <Biovore> there still in most processors
[06:32] <arooni> seidos, i did; i got no output for any playback option
[06:32] <nadarilla> yes
[06:32] <Xgates> As example unless the Xine developers changed Xine, it ran better compiled under AMD...
[06:32] <mikepett> Jordan_U: it's the first time I've tried installing linux on this box... if it means anything I have the same problem with Mint (which is expected since it's an ubuntu variant) and Fedora.
[06:32] <nadarilla> its all enabled
[06:32] <Xgates> for it's flags...
[06:32] <Jordan_U> neil_d: With do-release-upgrade
[06:32] <seidos> arooni: did you try changing the sound device under playback?
[06:33] <Jordan_U> !upgrade | neil_d
[06:33] <MrFSL> revenge, "install"
[06:33] <arooni> seidos, i tried all the various drop down options in the playback section; none worked
[06:33] <neil_d> Jordan_U: thanks.
[06:33] <Jordan_U> neil_d: np
[06:33] <MrFSL> revenge, did the install work this time?
[06:33] <Xgates> but still the Ubuntu dev shouldn't be calling pkgs and iso AMD, they should just be either x86 or x64....
[06:33] <seidos> arooni: did you try lshw -C sound?
[06:34] <tehbaut> what's the diff between ubuntu and xubuntu?
[06:34] <jbu> hi all, I have never been able to take my system out of suspend/hibernate mode.  My hardware is fairly new.  Do I need to press a certain combination of keys to get it to come out of these modes or is it just not working?
[06:34] <arooni> seidos, running now
[06:34] <tehbaut> "it's made for humans" -xubuntu
[06:34] <tehbaut> doesn't tell me much
[06:34] <Jordan_U> mikepett: Can you try removing the "splash" kernel parameter from the menu at boot ( F6 to edit the kernel parameters I think ) so you can see any errors?
[06:34] <jbu> I'm using ubuntu 9.04
[06:34] <revenge> MrFSL: sorry i have been doing this all day, does this work: http://paste.ubuntu.com/276217/
[06:35] <mikepett> Jordan_U: sure, one moment
[06:35] <Out_Cold> !xfce
[06:35] <Biovore> Xgates: its call AMD because AMD invented the 64bit extentions..  Thats the only reason..
[06:35] <arooni> seidos, output: http://pastebin.com/f53d08141
[06:35] <wrapster> Jordan_U: what i will be doing is almost the same except that apt-get source wont be used as i wget'ed the tarball from an external link.. in that case i wont have a .dsc,orgin.tar.gz and diff.gz files. how do i approach it in such a case?
[06:35] <wrapster> please help im a newbie to this..
[06:35] <quicksilver_> Hello. Quick question. How can I tell if this is 64 bit ubuntu installed or 32 bit?
[06:35] <MrFSL> revenge, did you download the three packages I listed to your desktop?
[06:35] <Jordan_U> jbu: Just not working, are you using any proprietary drivers like fglrx ( ATI ) ?
[06:35] <MrFSL> revenge, they don't seem to be there
[06:36] <seidos> arooni: module snd_hda_intel
[06:36] <jbu> Jordan_U, nvidia drivers
[06:36] <arooni> seidos, yes what about it?  what should i do?
[06:36] <revenge> MrFSL: these? linuxsampler_1.0.0-1_i386.deb liblinuxsampler_1.0.0-1_i386.deb libgig6_3.3.0-1_i386.deb
[06:36] <jbu> Jordan_U, what is the button to get out of hibernate/suspend?  Do I need to press the power button on the computer?
[06:36] <mikepett> Jordan_U: I remember in the old days there was a parameter you could use to make the boot process stop once the screen was full until you hit any key to continue so you could actually read the errors flying by, does that still exist?
[06:36] <Jordan_U> jbu: Usually the power button
[06:36] <MrFSL> Xgates, sorry haven't been following the thread but AMD64 is in reference the the amd64 architecture licensed by intel
[06:36] <seidos> arooni: I'm not sure, I don't have your nvidia based motherboard.  either driver needs to be changed, or there might be a way to get snd_hda_intel to work with your hardware
[06:37] <jbu> Jordan_U, yeah that doesn't work either
[06:37] <MrFSL> revenge, that is correct
[06:37] <seidos> arooni: check out this how to.  I used it to play around with my sound config, but I don't recall everything I did.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[06:37] <MrFSL> Xgates, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86-64
[06:37] <z3r0_> does anyone know how to edit the windows list applet for icons only?
[06:38] <arooni> seidos, do i need the nvidia drivers to get sound working
[06:38] <captnchaos> arooni, no
[06:38] <quicksilver_> Anybody know a quick way to check whether I'm running 32 or 63 bit ubuntu?
[06:38] <captnchaos> uname -a
[06:38] <quicksilver_> Thanks
[06:38] <Xgates> BUT look what the might Wiki says ---->  The terms x86-64 and x64 are often used as vendor-neutral terms to collectively refer to x86-64 processors from any company.
[06:38] <Xgates> LOL
[06:39] <Xgates> anyhow...
[06:39] <MrFSL> Xgates, read on for a better understanding of the term amd64 and its differences from ia-64 and hence its canonical name and conventional use in packages built for said architecture
[06:40] <mikepett> Jordan_U: getting this error... ehci_hcd unlink after no_irg controller, probally using wrong irq, usb 1-2 not accepting address 2, error 110, new high speed usb device using ehci_hcd and address 3... usb 1-2 not accepting address 3
[06:40] <Xgates> yeah but I hope you get my point, just be vendor netural :)
[06:41] <seidos> arooni: I'm not sure, but captnchaos says no, so the how to I sent you should help.  You probably just need to put something in your sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[06:41] <seidos> I think I need more caffeine
[06:42] <captnchaos> arooni, i didnt get the full story, tell me what exactly you are about to do
[06:44] <MrFSL> Xgates, I fail to see the point. Intel refers to these chips as amd64 architecture ... so why would ubuntu refer to them otherwise
[06:44] <MrFSL> ?
[06:44] <arooni> captnchaos, i read over the link that seidos sent;  trying to fix sound on jaunty on an asus p5ne-sli mobo with realtek alc883 sound.  trying to specity actual model in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[06:44] <captnchaos> arooni, please poste what lspci says
[06:45] <ewp> lspci | grep Audio
[06:45] <captnchaos> arooni, or did you already do that?
[06:45] <revenge> MrFSL: are you still there?
[06:45] <MrFSL> revenge, yes
[06:45] <Jordan_U> mikepett: Try adding the kernel parameter "irqpoll"
[06:45] <arooni> captnchaos, , havent yet secified specific model (which i believe is asus)
[06:45] <arooni> captnchaos, 00:10.1 Audio device: nVidia Corporation MCP51 High Definition Audio (rev a2)
[06:45] <seidos> here is arooni's pastebin for lshw -C sound
[06:45] <seidos> http://pastebin.com/f53d08141
[06:47] <captnchaos> arooni, please nopaste dmesg, too
[06:47] <tehbaut> thanks Out_Cold... wasn't aware there were more interfaces beyond Gnome and KDE
[06:47] <tehbaut> what are the benefits/caveats of each?
[06:47] <revenge> MrFSL: ok i had to put them all into a folder in my desktop, how can i install them all in one command?
[06:48] <Out_Cold> tehbaut, there are dozens.. its all in what you need and what you are willing to learn
[06:48] <arooni> captnchaos, http://pastebin.com/f63eef940
[06:48] <MrFSL> revenge: open a terminal and 'cd' into the directory
[06:48] <MrFSL> revenge, if they are on your desktop open a terminal and then cd Desktop
[06:48] <captnchaos> arooni, try "sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel"
[06:48] <MrFSL> revenge, from there: sudo dpkg -i as I showed you above
[06:49] <arooni> captnchaos, ok now what
[06:49] <revenge> MrFSL, i did that much
[06:49] <captnchaos> no errors?
[06:49] <arooni> no errors
[06:49] <revenge> MrFSL, now after the dpkg what command?
[06:49] <captnchaos> than try to replay somthing
[06:49] <MrFSL> revenge, post the output
[06:50] <arooni> captnchaos, still cant hear anything
[06:50] <revenge> MrFSL, http://paste.ubuntu.com/276219/
[06:50] <arooni> alsamixer shows => cannot open mixer: No such device
[06:51] <MrFSL> revenge, good looks like it all worked.. now you will need a frontend for linuxsampler
[06:51] <captnchaos> arooni, type "alsamixer" and take a look if somthing is muted. play around with the settings. if theres somethin like xxx-loop, mute it.
[06:51] <MrFSL> revenge, there should be qsampler in the official repos
[06:51] <arooni> captnchaos,  alsamixer shows => cannot open mixer: No such device
[06:51] <captnchaos> aha
[06:51] <MrFSL> revenge, sudo apt-get install qsampler
[06:51] <revenge> MrFSL, i have qsampler already
[06:51] <wrapster> what type of package should ss12 be ? (single binary, multiple binary, library, kernel module or cdbs?)
[06:51] <revenge> MrFSL, got it from add/remove programs
[06:51] <MrFSL> revenge, cool so run qsampler from terminal
[06:51] <revenge> k how
[06:52] <tehbaut> if using xfce, do I need versions of apps that work with it? how do I discern app compatibility when an app doesn't specifically say what it's made for?
[06:52] <ewp> !qsampler
[06:52] <MrFSL> revenge, type qsampler
[06:52] <captnchaos> arooni, what does "asound -l" say?
[06:52] <ewp> what is qsampler? :P
[06:52] <tehbaut> or are there apps that work with any interface?
[06:52] <MrFSL> ewp, apt-cache show qsampler
[06:52] <mikepett> Jordan_U: I'm in business... thanks a million, I've been working on this for a few hours now. Can't wait to see what's in store trying to get my usb wifi working. :)
[06:52] <Jordan_U> tehbaut: With very few exceptions ( like panel applets ) all applications work in all Desktop environments
[06:52] <xwin_> I just installed ubuntu, now I can't login as root...
[06:52] <arooni> captnchaos, command not found
[06:52] <captnchaos> ic
[06:52] <revenge> MrFSL, Nice it works! how do i open linuxsampler?
[06:52] <captnchaos> ups
[06:52] <captnchaos> ment aplay
[06:52] <Jordan_U> mikepett: :)
[06:53] <MrFSL> revenge, qsampler runs linuxsampler for you
[06:53] <ewp> MrFSL, ah okay
[06:53] <ooypp> sudo
[06:53] <Morder> where can i get the kernel-source for ubuntu 9.10?
[06:53] <MrFSL> revenge, linuxsampler runs in the background, it is not a graphical app
[06:53] <tehbaut> Jordan_U: so what about g/k specifics like gparted or the number of k* named apps I've seen in the package manager?
[06:53] <arooni> captnchaos, http://pastebin.com/f738e24af
[06:53] <ewp> hey does anyone know how to hack gnome-terminal into accepting CTRL-V to paste?
[06:53] <krejustin1979> can someone help me install a windows 7 on my pc from ubuntu?
[06:53] <captnchaos> arooni, good that means your card has now a driver.
[06:53] <ewp> krejustin1979, why in the world would you install windows 7?
[06:53] <terry> kre: why?
[06:53] <Out_Cold> tehbaut, there are two types of 'interfaces' there are Window Managers and Desktop Environments.. KDE and Gnome are DEs and nearly all apps work on all interfaces
[06:54] <ewp> krejustin1979, ubuntu is all you need :-)
[06:54] <captnchaos> arooni, asoundconf list
[06:54] <krejustin1979> because i need to use it for sending files and docs in word
[06:54] <arooni> captnchaos, name of avaialbe sound cards: Nvidia
[06:54] <tehbaut> Out_Cold: so what about g/k specifics like gparted or the number of k* named apps I've seen in the package manager?
[06:54] <krejustin1979> for work and college
[06:54] <Out_Cold> i use gparted in kde
[06:54] <captnchaos> asoundconf set-default-card NVidia
[06:54] <arooni> captnchaos, ok did that; whats next
[06:54] <krejustin1979> I want it on a separate partition
[06:55] <captnchaos> again alsamixer
[06:55] <Out_Cold> among other gnome items.. you just need the right libraries
[06:55] <tehbaut> gotcha
[06:55] <JohnMcClane> krejustin1979: make new partition, ntfs.
[06:55] <arooni> captnchaos, cannot open mixer: No such device
[06:55] <arooni> man its hard to play sounds ;p
[06:55] <captnchaos> hehe
[06:55] <Jordan_U> tehbaut: KDE uses QT to draw it's widgets (buttons, menus etc) Gnome and XFCE use GTK to draw their widgets so QT apps match the look of KDE better and GTK apps match the look of GNOME / XFCE better
[06:55] <solor>  :)
[06:55] <JohnMcClane> krejustin1979: then install windows7, dual boot.
[06:55] <krejustin1979> yea but the files to big to burn on a dvd how do i get it to that partition?
[06:55] <krejustin1979> can u walk me threw it ?
[06:56] <revenge> MrFSL, k sorry, one question, if  i have a usb microphone and usb midi keyboard how can i add them, and how can i make beats?
[06:56] <captnchaos> arooni, sudo alsa reload
[06:57] <tehbaut> Out_Cold: so I've seen comments about KDE being a bit more resource hungry... is that really just the case with the interface itself? Or is using apps with (KDE) libraries going to have a similar effect, as opposed to using a universal version of a (similar) app?
[06:57] <arooni> captnchaos, alsamixer still says no such device
[06:57] <tehbaut> Jordan_U: that makes sense then, thanks
[06:57] <JohnMcClane> krejustin1979: what size your hdd?
[06:57] <Jordan_U> tehbaut: np
[06:57] <madhatter> help
[06:57] <tehbaut> let me ask this then, what's better to develop for UI-wise: qt or gtk
[06:58] <break_> hey all. I just installed openbox and am trying to configure it to automount my usb drives. i installed gnome-volume-manager, but how do i actually use it? i've read that i just need to add "gnome-volume-manager --sm-disable" to my autostart.sh, but I don't seem to have a gnome-volume-manager binary installed (command not found)
[06:58] <Out_Cold> tehbaut, depends on how hungry those apps are... but no usually there isn't a huge diff using one app on different interfaces
[06:58] <break_> any ideas?
[06:58] <arooni> captnchaos, any otehr ideas ? ;p
[06:58] <captnchaos> arooni, query
[06:58] <MrFSL> revenge, good questions I suggest you ask them in the ubuntu studio channel. I also suggest looking at hydrogen in the official repos
[06:58] <arooni> captnchaos, is that a package?
[06:58] <Jordan_U> tehbaut: Thats a question to start flame wars but I would say probably qt but obviously both are popular
[06:59] <Haljavs4ikinjsh> Mornin'
[06:59] <captnchaos> arooni, typ "/query captnchaos" in your ircclient
[06:59] <Morder> http://paste.ubuntu.com/276220/ <-- says "warning i'm missing full kernel sources" i assume that's what's causing it to not compile - can anyone give any other incite?
[06:59] <Out_Cold> Jordan_U, it's the famous pepsi/coke conundrum
[06:59] <Out_Cold> ** i meant tehbaut
[07:00] <revenge> MrFSL, one question does hydrogen run with qsampler?
[07:00] <Paul1957aa> Hi folks. I'm a new xubuntu user after xp was totally trashed by a virus. loving it. I have a 2nd hdd that I can access via gigolo. I can read but can't write because the drive is owned by root. can someone tell me what to do so I can save to that drive?
[07:01] <MrFSL> revenge, not that I know of... it is a standalone package
[07:02] <rpinto__> Hi room
[07:02] <revenge> MrFSL, nice, and if i have a usb device do i chose alsa?
[07:02] <revenge> MrFSL, nice, and if i have a usb device for sound i mean
[07:02] <rpinto__> i si\\indtalled smokeping but my graphs arnt diplayed
[07:02] <Out_Cold> !hi | rpinto__
[07:03] <rpinto__> ive done all the sonfiguration
[07:03] <rpinto__> thank you guys
[07:03] <rpinto__> i need help on this
[07:03] <ewp> Paul1957aa, cool hmm where to begin. open up a terminal and type 'cat /etc/fstab' then type 'blkid' and paste all the info you see in pastebin.com
[07:03] <jsoft> Ive an xorg.conf, but its pretty empty. I want to alter the keyboard section, but it does not have one. (for ctrl as caps lock)
[07:03] <jsoft> Any ideas what I should do here?
[07:04] <rpinto__> im done with all the configuration
[07:04] <ewp> Paul1957aa, also paste info of 'df -h'
[07:04] <rpinto__> when i first did it yesterday, the graphs were displayed without any issues
[07:06] <techie> anyone in here ever got a dual head system working with GL on an ATI radeon 9600 card using the open source drivers?
[07:08] <tehbaut> guess I could peruse some existing qt vs. gtk discussions
[07:08] <Paul1957aa> # /etc/fstab: static file system information.
[07:08] <Paul1957aa> #
[07:08] <Paul1957aa> # Use 'vol_id --uuid' to print the universally unique identifier for a
[07:08] <Paul1957aa> # device; this may be used with UUID= as a more robust way to name devices
[07:08] <Paul1957aa> # that works even if disks are added and removed. See fstab(5).
[07:08] <FloodBot1> Paul1957aa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:08] <Paul1957aa> #
[07:08] <rpinto__> but now it's just the internet connection heading without the graph
[07:08] <tehbaut> how about ubuntu server edition... should I assume that comes without any GUI?
[07:08] <ewp> !pastebin | Paul1957aa
[07:10] <powertool08> !samba > powertool08
[07:11] <morpheuss> Hi
[07:11] <rpinto__> anybody worked with smokeping?
[07:13] <krejustin1979> does anyone know the run down on how to boot off my usb harddrive from ubuntu 9.04?
[07:14] <revenge> How can i find out what my speaker device is?
[07:14] <mcmlxxi> revenge, lspci?
[07:15] <revenge> mcmlxxi: and how do i know if it is using OSS, ALSA, Pulse Audio, Jack?
[07:16] <Xgates> Say on the minimual iso install it's asking me how I want to do updates, by default in Ubuntu isn't it set to not do automatic updates?
[07:16] <hajmola> with compiz enabled, conky doesn't show up on every virtual desktop
[07:16] <seidos> Xgates: I think security updates are enabled by default in synaptic
[07:17] <soreau> hajmola: conky doesn't play well with compiz
[07:17] <krejustin1979> can anyone tell me how to boot of a usb hard drive?
[07:17] <krejustin1979> on ubuntu?
[07:17] <revenge> mcmlxxi: and it doesnt show up in lspci because its a usb
[07:17] <hajmola> soreau,  aw, I was hoping there wasa n easy fix
[07:17] <Paul1957aa> ewp - http://paste.ubuntu.com/276225/
[07:17] <seidos> Xgates: oh you said isn't set to not do...did you mean is set to not do?
[07:17] <mcmlxxi> lsusb then
[07:17] <mcmlxxi> revenge, ^^^
[07:17] <hajmola> krejustin1979, are you talking about creating a bootable USB or actually booting from a USB drive?
[07:18] <Xgates> hmm I thought it would just notify you of security updates and then ask you what to do...
[07:18] <revenge> mcmlxxi, i don
[07:18] <krejustin1979> just booting form a usb drive
[07:18] <revenge> mcmlxxi, i dont understand
[07:18] <mcmlxxi> revenge, type lsusb
[07:18] <Xgates> seidos: I have an option to pick ---> No automatic updates
[07:18] <seidos> Xgates: during installation?
[07:19] <Xgates> seidos: yeah I'm doing the minimual iso install over the net...
[07:19] <hajmola> krejustin1979, that's not something "ubuntu" does. When you reboot your computer, there should be options upon startup that tell you to press a certain key for boot options
[07:19] <krejustin1979> ok
[07:19] <Xgates> seidos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[07:19] <seidos> Xgates: if you change a setting, then it isn't default, I guess
[07:19] <revenge> mcmlxxi, it says Bus 007 Device 003: ID 041e:3040 Creative Technology, Ltd SoundBlaster Live! 24-bit External SB0490
[07:19] <revenge> mcmlxxi, although what do i put under devices
[07:20] <ewp> Paul1957aa, so do you have this device plugged in at all? i suspect it's the /dev/sdb1 the 20GB one?
[07:20] <Xgates> seidos: well I'm not sure with the ncurses gui install when it highlights an option that is considered the default or not
[07:20] <revenge> mcmlxxi, such as hw:0 etc
[07:20] <Paul1957aa> yes. the 20gb one
[07:20] <mcmlxxi> revenge, sorry, I am busy now
[07:20] <Paul1957aa> I can read it ok but not write to it
[07:20] <seidos> Xgates: never used the ncurses gui install
[07:20] <seidos> Xgates: no time
[07:21] <Xgates> after that it says, 'Install security updates automatically' and manage system with landscape'
[07:21] <Xgates> it's not a biggie really, was just wondering what Ubuntu used by default was all and I thought it just notified you when there were updates was all...
[07:23] <ewp> Paul1957aa, okay well were goin to add this to fstab so it'll read and write
[07:23] <seidos> I know what my install did by default :)
[07:23] <xlberz5> so I tried to put my new ubuntu install into hibernate, and it wouldn't come back so I did a hard restart. Now immeditely following the ubuntu splash loadbar screen I get static displayed on the screen and then it freezes. Any idea how to rescue this?
[07:23] <Paul1957aa> ok
[07:24] <ewp> Paul1957aa, get my message?
[07:25] <ymazlumyan> Hi guys. I'm having problem with compiling app in KDevelop. any help?
[07:25] <Steil> sure
[07:26] <Steil> whats the problem?
[07:26] <xlberz5> How do I even get to a prompt so I can diagnose this problem further? please.
[07:26] <ymazlumyan> well it returns an error 2
[07:26] <ymazlumyan> I can copy the whole error message
[07:27] <captnchaos> ymazlumyan, did you ever compile anything?
[07:27] <ymazlumyan> no.
[07:27] <captnchaos> ymazlumyan, what do you want to compile?
[07:27] <ymazlumyan> Usually I was doing it with Eclipse
[07:28] <ymazlumyan> now I switched to KDevelop
[07:28] <captnchaos> and what are you about to compile?
[07:29] <ymazlumyan> well just about anything. I even tried Hello World
[07:29] <ymazlumyan> It didn't do it
[07:29] <captnchaos> ymazlumyan, hello world using what language and what framework?
[07:30] <ymazlumyan> C
[07:30] <chendy> h
[07:30] <ymazlumyan> yeah
[07:31] <seidos> fastest way to transfer files between two ubuntu computers on the same intranet?
[07:31] <Xgates> I just did the minimal iso install, are there online docs to show me how to get Ubuntu up and going with X and a desktop?
[07:31] <Bluey> seidos -- I use scp
[07:31] <seidos> I've been using sftp, and I get throughput of about of about 3 to 2MB/s
[07:32] <Xgates> I didn't want to install Gnome so I opted to go this route but I thought the minimal iso net install would guide me through installing a system, but all it gave was a base system to run from the CLI
[07:32] <seidos> Bluey: do you know how fast it is?
[07:32] <seidos> Bluey: for you?
[07:32] <captnchaos> ymazlumyan, show the whole output.
[07:32] <Bluey> seidos - no I don't I never measured it - but it doesn't require an ftp client - just ssh iirc
[07:32] <Bluey> ftp server
[07:33] <linny> Xgates: do you have the base installed ? what DE do you want ?
[07:33] <linny> Xgates: its as simple as sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[07:33] <Xgates> linny: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Enlightenment
[07:33] <Xgates> I want to get E17 so I wonder if I just follow that it will of course give me X and what I need...
[07:34] <linny> well normally they are used along side gnome
[07:34] <seidos> Bluey: I think I've used it before, but like a year ago.  thanks
[07:34] <u-foka> Hy!
[07:34] <Xgates> I just want a real lightweight streamed install,  no gnome or kde...
[07:35] <linny> Xgates: apt-get install e17 and see what it installs
[07:35] <u-foka> Anyone know why keyserver.ubuntu.com is soo sloooow??
[07:35] <wzssyqa> Xgates: lxde
[07:35] <Bluey> seidos - most people have ssh already installed
[07:35] <linny> i personanny use openbox
[07:35] <linny> hehe cant write
[07:36] <morpheuss> My isp is playing with me :(
[07:36] <Bluey> i measured samba at one time - and that was decent between linux/windows
[07:36] <Xgates> linny: yeah I'll try and see what it shows me
[07:36] <redwanker> hey irc...i have ubuntu starting and when it boots up...i get this error b4 it autologs in. Users $Home.dmrc file is being ignored. This prevents the defaut session and language from being saved. File should be owned by user and have 644 permissions. Users home directory must be owned by user and not wittable by other users. Anyone know how i can fix this
[07:37] <linny> Xgates it will prolly even tell you what you need in reccomended packages
[07:37] <Xgates> wzssyqa: I had E17 running uder Archlinux it was really nice...
[07:37]  * Xgates logs in at the console
[07:37] <wzssyqa> Xgates: if you like it,go on
[07:38] <Xgates> yeah E17 was pretty sweet...
[07:38] <wzssyqa> Xgates: e17 don't support chinese well
[07:39] <Xgates> no worries I don't need chinese...
[07:39] <wzssyqa> Xgates: so,i have to give it up
[07:39] <seidos> Bluey: scp looks to be about the same as sftp, I guess it's the secureness overhead
[07:39] <Bluey> yeah --
[07:40] <lupine_85> you can disable encryption and compression IIRC
[07:40] <seidos> Bluey: though I will say I like scp, more intuitive command
[07:40] <seidos> Bluey: thank you
[07:40] <crash1hd> ok so I did a really really bad and dumb thing apt-get remove python
[07:40] <Bluey> seidos - you are welcome --
[07:40] <crash1hd> and went through with it
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> yowser
[07:41] <wzssyqa> crash1hd: wowowowowo
[07:41] <linny> crash1hd: so.. apt-get install it again ?
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> crash1hd: can you boot to recovery root console with network?
[07:41] <crash1hd> I was able to get ubuntu back with apt-get install desktop-manager python and got most bacl
[07:41] <crash1hd> after booting into recovery
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> crash1hd: sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-desktop
[07:42] <crash1hd> and then rebooting I had to do apt-get upgrade which gave me almost everything back
[07:42] <steven_> Does gksudo require a password?
[07:42] <crash1hd> but I have noticed that i had to manually reinstall xchat gparted ect.. is there anyway of knowing what else?
[07:42] <lstarnes> steven_: yes
[07:42] <steven_> Mine does not
[07:42] <momo28> hi guys anybody knows the best webcam that works out-of-the box in ubuntu ?
[07:42] <steven_> Why is that
[07:43] <revenge> is anyone familiar with configuring sound with Hydrogen?
[07:43] <Bluey> Wow you'd think they'd better design this programme to say, hey I can't burn to an already burned disc, instead of just terminating the programme
[07:43] <steven_> Oh nvm...it does...it makes me enter something first as opposed to asking for password first
[07:43] <lstarnes> steven_: it might remember the password for 15 minutyes or so
[07:43] <morpheuss> Do we have Key Ring manager kind of thing in ubuntu?
[07:43] <crash1hd> ActionParsnip, yeah thats pretty much what I did
[07:43] <rpinto__> anybody worked with smokeping?
[07:43] <momo28> hi guys anybody knows the best webcam that works out-of-the box in ubuntu ?
[07:44] <ActionParsnip> !webcam | momo28
[07:44] <rpinto__> i have some problem with thelatency graphs
[07:44] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | momo28
[07:44] <rpinto__> they arnt being displayed
[07:44] <crash1hd> ActionParsnip, Im just wondering if there is a way to know if any software on my machine is still busted?
[07:44] <O__o> momo28, logitech messenger webcam works pretty good
[07:45]  * Xgates adds the repo for E17
[07:46] <Bluey> i still haven't gotten my logitech quickcam to work
[07:46] <axle> ActionParsnip: hey, i just got a new drive and its not working, ms installer won't part it, and wont install to parts made and formatted with mkfs.ntfs, im almost done 0filling it, then im gonna try again, and then check the cable is good, other than that can you think of anything else to try? I want to make sure it's actually not operational before i send it back
[07:46] <crash1hd> I will say that I know not to do that again :)
[07:46] <Bluey> it involved using an old compiler to recompile the dirver - and I wasn't comfortable with that
[07:46] <crash1hd> all because deluge wouldnt open even after uninstalling and reinstalling it
[07:46] <revenge> Can someone help me configure my sound with Hydrogen H2 Drumkit? i have SoundBlaster Live! 24-bit External USB
[07:47] <ActionParsnip> axle: ask the channel instead
[07:48] <eyeron> nick
[07:48] <axle>  hey, i just got a new drive and its not working, ms installer won't part it, and wont install to parts made and formatted with mkfs.ntfs, im almost done 0filling it, then im gonna try again, and then check the cable is good, other than that can you think of anything else to try? I want to make sure it's actually not operational before i send it back
[07:49] <crash1hd> the worst part is that deluge still wont open
[07:49] <koganei> so I've got mplayer open on full screen with a black screen, nothing playing. but even if I try to kill the process, it won't die
[07:49] <Jordan_U> axle: If the drive works in linux but not windows you might want to ask in ##windows
[07:49] <eyeron> reboot
[07:50] <koganei> meh
[07:50] <koganei> trying to avoid that
[07:50] <indus> hi
[07:50] <eyeron> have you used xkill?
[07:50] <koganei> I've got streaming vids downloading :p
[07:50] <axle> Jordan_U: havent tested it works yet, but i was in ##windows, they reccomended 0filling and then returning if that didint work
[07:50] <eyeron> thought that will probably kill everything
[07:50] <eyeron> hmm
[07:51] <koganei> I haven't tried xkill
[07:51] <crash1hd> Can anyone help me figure out why I cant get deluge to open?
[07:51] <axle> Jordan_U: havent tested in linux i mean, i guess just copy some files to it and back?
[07:51] <ewp> so why does ubuntu ignore ctrl-alt-backspace to restart X?
[07:51] <koganei> the process says <defunct> in ps
[07:51] <indus> crash1hd: did you try running it from a terminal
[07:51] <wzssyqa> ewp: man xorg.conf
[07:51] <ActionParsnip> crash1hd: run it from terminal and watch the output
[07:51] <Xgates> ok all done now running sudo apt-get install e17
[07:51] <Jordan_U> crash1hd: You probably already have it open but hidden in the notification area
[07:51] <crash1hd> indus, yeah I am getting permission denied all over
[07:51] <Xgates> shows X and 85MB of stuff to get...
[07:52] <Xgates> looking good :)
[07:52] <eyeron> ctrl-alt-bkspc has been disable in jaunty. try ctrl+prntscrn+k instead
[07:52] <indus> crash1hd: excellent
[07:52] <morpheuss> guys Im unable to play media files
[07:52] <indus> crash1hd: how did u install it?
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> crash1hd: also check what Jordan_U says with: ps -ef | grep del
[07:52] <morpheuss> installed restricted extras too
[07:52] <crash1hd> indus, through add/remove and through synaptec
[07:52] <netwrkspider> hi all
[07:52] <Jordan_U> ewp: You can re-enable ctrl+alt+backspace
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: can you expand please, is there certain ones you can/cant play, any error messages
[07:52] <indus> crash1hd: should file a bug , permissions are wrong iam sure
[07:53] <netwrkspider> i need smtp,pop3, imap mail server on localhost
[07:53] <netwrkspider> pls guide me'
[07:53] <Jordan_U> ewp: It was a decision made upstream
[07:53] <morpheuss> ActionParsnip: all of them even ogg is not working
[07:53] <koganei> eyeron: nope, no reaction
[07:53] <indus> crash1hd: simple step, did u try reinstalling
[07:53] <crash1hd> ActionParsnip, Jordan_U not there
[07:53] <crash1hd> indus, yes
[07:53] <daishadar> why for a simple udev rule like: KERNEL=="sda", SYMLINK+="disk0" am i getting the following error: update_link: no reference left, remove '/dev/disk0'
[07:53] <Jordan_U> crash1hd: What happens when you try to run deluge from a terminal?
[07:54] <indus> crash1hd: so i assume it runs with sudo
[07:54] <crash1hd> Jordan_U, getting permission denied
[07:54] <crash1hd> Jordan_U, getting permission denied errors
[07:54] <netwrkspider> indus: i need smtp, pop3, imap4 mail server on ubuntu 9.04 for localhost pls guide me
[07:54] <indus> yikes netwrkspider networking noob me
[07:54] <crash1hd> indus, no
[07:54] <koganei> eyeron: whatever, I'll just reboot eventually
[07:54] <koganei> eyeron: thanks though
[07:54] <indus> crash1hd: deluge is a torrent client correct
[07:54] <netwrkspider> hi all:  i need smtp, pop3, imap4 mail server on ubuntu 9.04 for localhost pls guide me
[07:55] <crash1hd> indus, yes
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: gives lots of tasty codecs
[07:55] <morpheuss> i did it ActionParsnip
[07:55] <linuxguy2009> I just installed dreamchess but the sound doesnt work. Anyone know why?
[07:55] <indus> netwrkspider: hi,sorry iam not familiar with those
[07:55] <netwrkspider> ok indus
[07:55] <indus> netwrkspider: but there are many here who will help ,please ask again in 10 min :)
[07:56] <morpheuss> ActionParsnip: still if i open a media file player comes and then disappears in a flash
[07:56] <netwrkspider> ok indus, thx
[07:56] <indus> crash1hd: can you check permissions of the .deluge folder with ls -al
[07:57] <netwrkspider> gson: hi i need smtp, pop3, imap4 mail server on ubuntu 9.04 for localhost pls guide me
[07:57] <indus> !mail
[07:57] <indus> !mailserver
[07:57] <ewp> what does xubuntu as a text editor?
[07:57] <morpheuss> ActionParsnip: can it be related to vga drivers ?
[07:57] <crash1hd> indus, hmm well I just change the permisions to the folder that it was complaining about to 777 and my user
[07:57] <indus> netwrkspider: check the link above
[07:58] <indus> crash1hd: good, run it now
[07:58] <crash1hd> indus, still no go
[07:58] <crash1hd> indus, but I am wondering about subdirectorys
[07:58] <fiber_> hello, I was wondering if anyone knew of a good FTP program that supports multi-part downloading... I've been searching but no luck (the best I got was using DownThemAll! on firefox, but I'd rather have a dedicated program with preferably no gui)
[07:58] <indus> crash1hd: try to remember, when deluge installs, did it ask for any config setup
[07:59] <crash1hd> no
[07:59] <indus> crash1hd: try complete uninstall, then reinstall it?
[07:59] <crash1hd> tried that
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: possibly
[08:00] <indus> crash1hd: navigate to the .config dir
[08:00] <indus> crash1hd: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=783666
[08:00] <indus> crash1hd: its something to do with startup probably
[08:00] <chrizthop> hi
[08:00] <morpheuss> ActionParsnip: how do i check it?
[08:01] <crash1hd> indus, will check
[08:01] <mikepett> sweet so I got ubuntu installed, got wifi working... now  can anyone point in the right direction towards getting 1024x768 resolution, the highest I can select in preferences is 800X600
[08:01] <morpheuss> ActionParsnip: shall i give you lspci? or xorg.conf
[08:01] <mikepett> I have nvidia chipset, not sure exact model though
[08:01] <hcl> hi........
[08:02] <revenge> how can i find out what my device i.e. dev/etc/  for my USB Speakers?
[08:02] <indus> revenge: its under lsusb
[08:02] <hcl> hi jackson
[08:03] <LogicFan> having trouble with gparted.  gparted says my entire hdd is "unallocated" whether I use the live cd or not.  output of fdisk -l -u checks out.  not turning up anything useful in google so far.  but people are having the same problem
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; sudo lshw -C display > ~/action.txt; cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf >> ~/action.txt; pastebinit ~/action.txt; rm ~/action.txt
[08:03] <revenge> indus: like i am using Hydrogen Drumkit and i need to put something under ALSA or OSS i dont know what to do
[08:04] <revenge> indus, Bus 007 Device 003: ID 041e:3040
[08:04] <indus> revenge: wow is that the name of the speakers?
[08:04] <indus> revenge: dont you have any sound?
[08:04] <revenge> yes i do have sound
[08:04] <revenge> but not in Hydrogen DRumkit
[08:05] <indus> revenge: then?
[08:05] <SolarisBoy> is there a better option than k3b to burn music to a dvd?
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> SolarisBoy: theres no better or best
[08:05] <SolarisBoy> ok
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> SolarisBoy: try a few, see which you like
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> !burn
[08:05] <revenge> indus, Bus 007 Device 003: ID 041e:3040 Creative Technology, Ltd SoundBlaster Live! 24-bit External SB0490
[08:05] <revenge> indus, that is speaker
[08:05] <SolarisBoy> awesome thanks
[08:06] <indus> revenge: thats a soundblaster
[08:06] <colblood> isnt firedtv supposed to be workin on ubuntu 9.04?
[08:06] <crash1hd> how to chown and chmod recursivly?
[08:06] <indus> revenge:  i dont see any hydrogen there
[08:06] <morpheuss> http://pastebin.com/f50dca6cc ActionParsnip
[08:06] <indus> crash1hd: chown -R
[08:06] <revenge> indus, lol go to add/remove programs and type in Hydrogen
[08:06] <Jordan_U> crash1hd: Be carefull with chmod
[08:06] <revenge> indus, i cant get sound in that program
[08:06] <indus> revenge: ya is it some software
[08:06] <indus> revenge: aah ok
[08:07] <crash1hd> Jordan_U, yep I know :)
[08:07] <crash1hd> indus, thanks
[08:07] <indus> !info hydrogen
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: ok run: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[08:07] <indus> revenge: sorry dont know about this application
[08:07] <chrizthop> hmm??
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: scroll to line 43: Identifier      "Configured Video Device"
[08:07] <chrizthop> :D
[08:08] <crash1hd> ok now I am confused
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: and under that line add:   Driver "s3"
[08:08] <crash1hd> deluge says its running but I cant see it
[08:08] <morpheuss> ActionParsnip: done, what i need to change  there
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: so it looks a little like this: http://pastebin.com/d51866e42
[08:08] <morpheuss> ok
[08:09] <Jordan_U> crash1hd: Check in the notification area for a deluge icon
[08:09] <crash1hd> nope not there
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: save the new file, close gedit, press ALT+sysrq+K and prey to the X gods
[08:09] <crash1hd> its in system monitor
[08:10] <Jordan_U> crash1hd: Do you have a notification area in the pannel currently? ( if you are using xchat you should see its icon there )
[08:10] <crash1hd> i see xchat yes
[08:12] <RUMMY> I want change os and go to install ubuntu 9.04 but how can I backup thunderbird on windows xp and then restore it on ubuntu?
[08:12] <tehbaut> anyone know of any good workflow tracking apps?
[08:12] <tehbaut> something that logs time spent in various apps
[08:12] <tehbaut> there is a win app called Chrometa that's decent, but no linux version
[08:13] <Jordan_U> RUMMY: The Ubuntu installer has an importer for thunderbird, not sure if it works when you are overwriting though
[08:13] <indus> tehbaut: maybe try run it under wine
[08:14] <indus> Jordan_U: does that import all the mails?
[08:14] <Jordan_U> indus: I don't know
[08:14] <tehbaut> I'm trying to avoid wine like the plague... as well as cliches
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> tehbaut: its not under the wine appdb, could try it
[08:15] <tehbaut> it's also java based, but I assume it uses programming specific only to Windows windows
[08:15] <wzssyqa> is there a gnome applet to shutdown the screen of laptop?
[08:15] <tehbaut> so I don't see how it can get a title from a linux windows
[08:15] <tehbaut> linux window*
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> tehbaut: java is fully portable
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> tehbaut: windows java = linux java = any java
[08:16] <morpheuss> ActionParsnip: it worked superbly
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: good lad :)
[08:16] <morpheuss> but the problem is
[08:16] <morpheuss> http://pastebin.com/f38b0ae1a
[08:17] <jimbeam12> hey all
[08:17] <morpheuss> resolution is set to low
[08:17] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: if you run: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[08:17] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: line 57 should give a clue ;)
[08:17] <jimbeam12> hey actions wsup bro
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> jimbeam12: illin and chillin
[08:18] <Xgates> does anyone know if the keyboard layout for a macbook pro is pc101?
[08:18] <jimbeam12> great
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> !mac | Xgates
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> jimbeam12: you?
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> Xgates: bah thought that would be useful
[08:18] <morpheuss> ActionParsnip: to option to change the resolution to higher values
[08:18] <Xgates> lol
[08:19] <jimbeam12> fine thx ..having some tuna with rice and chilli..
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: yes, set it to 1024x768@60 or whatever you use
[08:19] <morpheuss> ActionParsnip: ok
[08:19] <axle> its been 2.5 hours and dd still hasnt zero'ed my hd :(
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> Xgates: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook
[08:20] <jimbeam12> and its hot action..
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: if you go too high it wont work and you'll have to edit in root recovery mode using nano / vi
[08:21] <morpheuss> ActionParsnip: i can do that, thanks mate :)
[08:21] <Xgates> well I'm running sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and it's asking for the keyboard, the guide says for US to pick pc104, but then there is a macintosh option too
[08:21] <rpinto__> room, i need assistance regarding smokeping please
[08:21] <Xgates> hmm
[08:21] <rpinto__> it 's not showing the Curl Graphs
[08:21] <MeStillRodent> Can anyone run me through how to set up bind9 to resolve addresses (as per hosts file) for local network while running as a caching name server?
[08:21] <rpinto__> it was workin b4
[08:22] <Xgates> I'll just pick man I can always run it if it's borked, hehe
[08:22] <Xgates> man/mac....
[08:22] <rpinto__> smokeping's installed and configured, it was showing the graphs b4
[08:22] <rpinto__> but it's not displaying any of the graphs now
[08:23] <jimbeam12> anyone know how i can create a splash image to ubuntu bootloader
[08:23] <revenge> guys for some reason my firefox browser sound on youtube doesn't work anymore...i have flash player but idunno
[08:24] <jimbeam12> iam startup -manager..it doesent allow me to tick bootloader themes..?
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> !bootsplash
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> !splash
[08:26] <linuxgeek25> I need a maximum of documentation links for Archlinux x86_64 for french canadians (websites, blogs, wikis, forums, and more ...)
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> linuxgeek25: i suggest you ask in #archlinux then
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> linuxgeek25: this is ubuntu
[08:26] <linuxgeek25> I need a maximum of documentation links for Archlinux x86_64 for french canadians (websites, blogs, wikis, forums, and more ...)
[08:26] <linuxgeek25> I need a maximum of documentation links for Archlinux x86_64 for french canadians (websites, blogs, wikis, forums, and more ...)
[08:26] <linuxgeek25> I need a maximum of documentation links for Archlinux x86_64 for french canadians (websites, blogs, wikis, forums, and more ...)
[08:26] <FloodBot2> linuxgeek25: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:27] <abadr> What's the right way to upgrade postgres to 8.3.8 since it's not in the package repository yet?
[08:27] <ActionParsnip> abadr: you can find a ppa with it on, add the ppa and install from it
[08:28] <jimbeam12> brb
[08:29] <abadr> thanks
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> oh well: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-security-proposed/+archive/ppa
[08:31] <Xgates> all right I got gdm installed and working and booted into E17
[08:31] <Xgates> WoOt
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> gl
[08:31] <Xgates> is there a way to get GTK2 running for apps? In E17 Synaptic is using GTK not GTK2
[08:32] <linuxgeek25> I need a maximum of documentation links for Archlinux x86_64 for french canadians (websites, blogs, wikis, forums, and more ...)
[08:32] <linuxgeek25> I need a maximum of documentation links for Archlinux x86_64 for french canadians (websites, blogs, wikis, forums, and more ...)
[08:32] <linuxgeek25> I need a maximum of documentation links for Archlinux x86_64 for french canadians (websites, blogs, wikis, forums, and more ...)
[08:32] <FloodBot2> linuxgeek25: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:32] <maxagaz> sox can't convert from gsm to mp3, although i have the package libsox-fmt-mp3, it keep saying: sox formats: can't open output file `test2.mp3': SoX was compiled without MP3 encoding support
[08:33] <Myrtti> linuxgeek25: this isn't #archlinux
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> linuxgeek25: its not supported here, and spamming the channel makes people not want to talk to you
[08:34] <Myrtti> maxagaz: dump the audio to wav first?
[08:34] <nrpil> hi people, where do i go with a question about installer translation ?
[08:34] <revenge> For some reason my sound isn't working with flash anymore!
[08:34] <Myrtti> nrpil: if there's a bug, you can file it on launchpad
[08:35] <Myrtti> !bug | nrpil
[08:36] <bernardlychan> hey guys to install unr, can i just burn the .img to a disk and boot it up?
[08:36] <nrpil> Myrtti: thanks
[08:39] <bernardlychan> guys to install unr, can i just burn the .img to a disk and boot it up?
[08:39] <maxagaz> how to open a gnome-terminal and run a command in it ?
[08:40] <staticextasy> Howdy
[08:41] <wzssyqa> maxagaz: application -
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> bernardlychan: you can convert the img to iso
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> !terminal | maxagaz
[08:41] <bernardlychan> hi ActionParsnip: how do i do this?
[08:42] <staticextasy> Just wondering if someone could point me to some documentation that explains how i can get my files from my Vista partition if i installed Ubuntu 9.04 from within Windows.
[08:42] <^carme^> hola a todos :D
[08:42] <WonderfunkJones> Hi there, can't install the provided creative drivers for X-Fi card, terminal says they're "deprecated," any assistance on this?
[08:43] <arangs> i can't install my nvidia drivers. please help me
[08:43] <ActionParsnip> !info img2iso
[08:43] <morpheuss> ActionParsnip: you will be laughing if i say this
[08:43] <linuxguy2009> I know I can add sudo commands to /etc/rc.local for my account, but how do you about changing sudo startup runs on multiple user accounts. I created a unprivileged account and I want to run "/usr/share/gdm/guest-session start" only on that account and have it login automatically after 10 secs. If I add that to /etc/rc.local wont that execute on all accounts?
[08:43] <morpheuss> the problem was of resolution, it was set to 1600x
[08:43] <natrixnatrix89> hey. how do I use qmake-qt4? Because when i cd to the necessary directory and do qmake-qt4, all i get is this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/276251/.. What is the proper syntax for qmake?
[08:43] <bernardlychan> ActionParsnip: dw.. i'll google... ty
[08:43] <ActionParsnip> bernardlychan: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-447855.html
[08:43] <morpheuss> ActionParsnip: i changed to 1280x its working fine
[08:44] <tehbaut> ActionParsnip: but can Java intercept active windows and capture titles and such properties of windows natively?
[08:44] <morpheuss> ActionParsnip: thanks alot mate :)
[08:44] <wzssyqa> arangs: more details
[08:45] <maxagaz> How to make a mp3 automatically run by: gnome-terminal -e play "my.mp3" (actually I need it for gdm files)
[08:45] <natrixnatrix89> !qmake
[08:45] <tehbaut> ActionParsnip: and if so, I suppose it depends on whether the developers implemented those functions, or decided to use a Windows library for supporting such requirements of the app ;)
[08:45] <maxagaz> the quotes are important
[08:45] <^carme^> !lista
[08:45] <natrixnatrix89> !qt4
[08:45] <linuxguy2009> Anyone know if there is a per account file that i can add startup commands using with or without sudo?
[08:45] <techie> am i able to setup a netboot server for oldworld macs easily?
[08:46] <staticextasy> Bye.
[08:46] <Xoop> Whats the command to restart apache2
[08:46] <morpheuss> httpd restart Xoop
[08:46] <WonderfunkJones> Hi there, can't install the provided creative drivers for X-Fi card, terminal says they're "deprecated," any assistance on this?
[08:46] <^carme^> !addon
[08:46] <morpheuss> Xoop: /etc/init.d/httpd restart
[08:47] <jimbeam12> action u there..
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> jimbeam12: sup?
[08:47] <jimbeam12> i am into that screen with !gconf-editor splash image
[08:48] <arangs> can anyone tell me how to install nvidia driver?
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> jimbeam12: i dont use splash screens dude. I actively remove them on a clean install
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> arangs: what is the output of: sudo lshw -C display | grep product
[08:48] <jimbeam12> just want to make the startup a bit more nice..
[08:49] <ReHarachte> moin
[08:49] <indus> jimbeam12: i repeat,you should type the full nick to highlight user
[08:49] <indus> jimbeam12: ActionParsnip
[08:49] <indus> ActionParsnip:
[08:49] <jimbeam12> cool
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> hi indus
[08:49] <indus> hi
[08:49] <indus> :)
[08:49] <eross> how do I safely uninstall / reinstall ta spring? Originally I did a make/compile for version 0.79.1 but since then they made it easier.. and my version is out of sync.  Keep in mind I built the wine at version 1.1.22 and that's what it shows when I do a which, even though I know wine 1.2.27+ is installed also
[08:49] <eross> and I've tried to remove wine/rename it etc, the earlier version
[08:49] <revenge> indus, my sound on youtube doesn't work w/ my videos
[08:50] <revenge> indus, but i have flash
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> jimbeam12: i rarely startup so see it as a waste of space, i also like the bootup messages incase things go wrong (I use karmic)
[08:50] <crash1hd> I have also somehow lost access to my QuickSearch in the Synaptic Package Manager?
[08:50] <indus> revenge: ya, close any other apps which might be using sound and check
[08:51] <sarutobi> #ubuntu.pl
[08:51] <`brandon`> what is a good mac emulator that can run .app files?
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> arangs: you can copy / paste to and from the terminal
[08:51] <revenge> indus, check how?
[08:51] <bsm> hi, when I reboot Ubuntu Jaunty with the "reboot" command I don't get into the bios but the kernel seems to restart, which kind of feature is this?
[08:51] <WonderfunkJones> Hi there, can't install the provided creative drivers for X-Fi card, terminal says they're "deprecated," any assistance on this?
[08:51] <indus> revenge: play youtube again
[08:52] <Xgates> I'm only using E17, no Gnome installed, so Synaptic and other GTK apps are running as GTK1, in order to get them to work as GTK2 do I just need to install gtk2-engines?
[08:52] <revenge> indus, i even restarted my computer
[08:52] <indus> revenge: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=919424
[08:53] <`brandon`> what is a good mac emulator that can run .app files?
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> WonderfunkJones: creative cant even support windows well. This may help: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=239981
[08:53] <indus> revenge: do you have any program called libflash support installed
[08:53] <WonderfunkJones> ActionParsnip: So I've heard with the drivers..:D
[08:53] <linuxguy2009> Ok lets try my other question. I set a folder in my desktop PC home folder to shared. On my Dell Mini netbook I try and browse the network group to see it and it dont connect. I have to manually type smb://ipaddress to get to it. Anyone know why am I missing a step?
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> WonderfunkJones: yep, they can be a pain
[08:53] <revenge> indus, nope
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> WonderfunkJones: i flat out refuse to buy them due to appauling support
[08:53] <indus> ActionParsnip: hmm not really true, they have opened the drivers now and x fi works out of the box in karmic
[08:54] <WonderfunkJones> ActionParsnip: Would onboard sound almost be a better option to go?
[08:54] <indus> ActionParsnip: not as angelic as realtek though :)
[08:54] <ActionParsnip> WonderfunkJones: http://discuss.extremetech.com/forums/thread/1004398358.aspx
[08:54] <indus> WonderfunkJones: yeah onboard is great really
[08:54] <revenge> indus, brb
[08:54] <ActionParsnip> indus: indeed, all my onboad stuff works out of the box
[08:55] <Myrtti> `brandon`: there is no such thing.
[08:55] <maxagaz> how to avoid this message when i run a script: Do you want to run "mus.sh", or display its contents?
[08:55] <indus> WonderfunkJones: my realtek 6ch on board is just fine
[08:55] <WonderfunkJones> hmm maybe I'll free up a PCI slot, it's getting pretty crowded in there...
[08:55] <lucjan> ubuntu-pl
[08:55] <indus> WonderfunkJones: but if you want true blueray or HD audio in movies, you need stuff like X FI
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> lucjan: try: /join #ubuntu-pl
[08:56] <indus> i personally dont bother too much about sound, its no surprise that onboard is more than enough for most stuff, also amd chipsets are integrating hdmi onboard too
[08:56] <WonderfunkJones> well I'm coming straight from windows and I miss some games
[08:57] <AstralAzure> hello
[08:57] <AstralAzure> Does anyone know much about using a tablet with ubuntu?
[08:57] <crash1hd> ActionParsnip, indus any idea how to get QuickSearch in Synaptic Package Manager back? (meaning not greyed out)
[08:58] <AstralAzure> I'm trying to use the four buttons on my wacom bamboo tablet, and the scroll wheel thing too. The scroll wheel on the tablet only goes up but not down
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> crash1hd: if you run: gksudo synaptic    is it ok?
[08:59] <AstralAzure> the scroll wheel on the mouse is fine
[08:59] <ninwa> I notice that when I right click on a file, and select 'create archive' that in this application in the 'advanced options' there's a grayed out option to separate the archive into specifically sized files, but for none of the compression types is this option un-grayed. Is there a package that adds more compression types (like rar?) where this might be available?
[08:59] <crash1hd> ActionParsnip, no
[09:00] <meanieface> crash1hd: have you tried aptitude?
[09:00] <ActionParsnip> crash1hd: thats all i got, i always use apt-get
[09:00] <AstralAzure> i have looked all over forums and guides for an answer to activate the buttons and scroll wheel on my bamboo tablet
[09:00] <crash1hd> meanieface, you mean apt-get?
[09:00] <ActionParsnip> !info aptitude
[09:01] <meanieface> crash1hd: no i mean the program aptitude
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> crash1hd: its the same difference basically
[09:01] <trijntje> AstralAzure, are you sure the buttons don't work?
[09:01] <trijntje> AstralAzure, are you sure the buttons don't work? Maybe ubuntu doesnt know what to do with them
[09:01] <AstralAzure> trijntje, there's no way to set what the buttons
[09:01] <rpinto__> hello room, non of the applications are running on ubuntu server8.04
[09:01] <AstralAzure> do
[09:01] <revenge> indus, i am back and i do have libflash
[09:01] <AstralAzure> and the scroll wheel only works in one direction
[09:02] <revenge> indus, but the thing was that my sound was working earlier
[09:02] <rpinto__> all processes are hung, can't ssh, only vnc is working
[09:02] <trijntje> AstralAzure, so you are sure that the buttons do send events?
[09:02] <WonderfunkJones> quickie:  how can you autoimplement a theme?
[09:02] <AstralAzure> wacom-tools doesn't see my tablet
[09:03] <rpinto__> can't start Terminal on the server
[09:03] <rpinto__> can anybody help me on this?
[09:03] <rpinto__> no applications can be run
[09:03] <rpinto__> it's like the server has ung
[09:03] <rpinto__> hung*
[09:03] <trijntje> AstralAzure, can you run xev in a terminal and see if you get events when you use the buttons?
[09:04] <crash1hd> meanieface, didnt know about aptitude lol its neat but it seems that uninstalling and reinstalling synaptic fixed the problem :)
[09:04] <ActionParsnip> rpinto__: the server release goes straight to terminal logon
[09:04] <meanieface> crash1hd: thats cool as long as its fixed :)
[09:04] <crash1hd> for sure
[09:04] <rpinto__> ActionParsnip.. i didnt get u
[09:05] <rpinto__> yeah it does
[09:05] <ActionParsnip> rpinto__: the server release of ubuntu doesnt have a desktop, it goes directly to terminal
[09:05] <rpinto__> i've installed gnome
[09:05] <AstralAzure> trijntje, nothing happens when I press the buttons running xev, but I do see that the terminal is showing the pen is working
[09:05] <ActionParsnip> rpinto__: then you may as well have installed the desktop
[09:05] <rpinto__> ssh isnt working
[09:05] <dios_mio> how can i change my hostname?
[09:06] <rpinto__> yes
[09:06] <Flannel> !hostname | dios_mio
[09:06] <rpinto__> i have installed the desktop
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> rpinto__: if you neeeded a desktop, why didnt you install desktop?
[09:06] <jsoft> What package has all the man pages for the libc functions?
[09:06] <wzssyqa> jsoft: the gnu c ref manual
[09:07] <rpinto__> i have installed the server edition with gnome gui as i needed vnc support
[09:07] <dios_mio> Flannel thankz
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> rpinto__: you should have installed desktop  then, servers can be managed via ssh
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> rpinto__: if you can't launch a terminal you really have issues. I suggest you reboot
[09:07] <trijntje> AstralAzure, so the pen works, and one scroll button?
[09:08] <morpheuss> unable to use compiz
[09:08] <dryg> Hmm
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: i'd ask in #compiz
[09:08] <morpheuss> did settinsg in advanced desktop
[09:08] <techie_> is anyone able to aid me in setting up a netboot server?
[09:08] <rpinto__> i started firefox on the server, it hung, then i tried starting firefox again, it didnt work, and then none of the applications were starting
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: did you run: compiz --replace
[09:08] <meanieface> morpheuss: have you tried fusion-icon?
[09:08] <Xgates> how can you ---> cd /root? you can't do sudo cd /root so how can you gain access to /root direc?
[09:08] <morpheuss> ActionParsnip: did it
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> rpinto__: is this a real server or are you just calling it a server?
[09:09] <jsoft> wzssyqa: what?
[09:09] <jsoft> I cant find any packages by that name.
[09:09] <AstralAzure> trijntje, it's recognizing that both directions of the scroll work, but the faulty direction doesn't have any identification
[09:09] <morpheuss> meanieface: nop
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> morpheuss: run it in terminal, you will get useful output
[09:09] <Flannel> Xgates: What do you need to do there?
[09:09] <meanieface> morpheuss: seems to be more up-to-date
[09:09] <soreau> morpheuss: If you'd like to come to #compiz I'll help you there
[09:09] <dryg> I've just removed all the files from my 2gig USB drive, and it still says that 700mb is being used. I've gon into terminal and tried to rm -rf the directory and it says it is busy. I've checked the option marked 'Show hidden files' as well and deleted the /.Trash directory as well, but my drive still isnt empty. How else can I format it?
[09:10] <trijntje> AstralAzure, a quick google search showed that it should work, if you edit your xorg.conf. Thats all I know about it, i dont own a bamboo
[09:10] <morpheuss> soreau: ya sure
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> dryg: use: gksudo gparted
[09:10] <AstralAzure> thanks trijntje
[09:10] <dryg> ?
[09:10] <Xgates> Flannel: it's my box and I need to put in .gtkrc-2.0 so I  can get my gtk apps to run as gtk2, I did a netinstall of Ubuntu...
[09:11] <Flannel> Xgates: Your gtk apps to run as gtk2 for root?
[09:11] <rpinto> ActionParsnip...Rebooting the server did it for me.. but i need to find what went wrong in the first place.. any ideas
[09:11] <Xgates> yeah
[09:11] <ActionParsnip> rpinto: nano /var/log/kern.log  may help
[09:11] <Flannel> Xgates: just use sudo when copying
[09:11] <ActionParsnip> dryg: what format do you want it to be?
[09:12] <dryg> erm
[09:12] <dryg> whatevers convinent
[09:12] <dryg> i just want it empty
[09:12] <ActionParsnip> dryg: is it going to be used with windows?
[09:12] <dryg> sometimes
[09:12] <ActionParsnip> dryg: sudo apt-get install ntfstools
[09:13] <ActionParsnip> !info ntfstools
[09:13] <dryg> oh my
[09:13] <Jordan_U> dryg: Try "fuser /path/to/mountpoint" to see if any of the deleted files are still in use
[09:13] <ActionParsnip> !info ntfstools
[09:13] <ActionParsnip> ?
[09:13] <Xgates> Flannel: I still need to be able to look inside /root to see what's going on there
[09:13] <dryg> well i suppose it doesnt matter at the moment, i'm not using it with windows tonight
[09:13] <dryg> if thats easier
[09:14] <Flannel> Xgates: Well, you could sudo ls, or if you want to open a root terminal, `sudo -i` will get you one
[09:14] <dryg> fuser return no output
[09:14] <Xgates> ahh ok forgot about that
[09:14] <ActionParsnip> !info sudo ntfsprogs
[09:14] <Xgates> hehe'
[09:14] <ActionParsnip> !info ntfsprogs
[09:14] <ActionParsnip> ayyy
[09:14] <ActionParsnip> dryg: sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs
[09:14] <lucjan> #ubuntu.pl
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> dryg: will then allow you to use: mkfs.ntfs /dev/<partition name>
[09:15] <dryg> okay
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> dryg: make sure the partition is NOT mounted
[09:15] <dryg> oh my
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> dryg: use: sudo fdisk -l     to verify the partition to use
[09:15] <dryg> then how will i know its path?
[09:15] <dryg> its not /media/disk then?
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> dryg: no, you need to run: sudo umount /media/disk
[09:16] <dryg> okay
[09:16] <Jordan_U> dryg: No, it will be something like /dev/sdb1 and be VERY carefull you have the right device since it will destroy any data on the device you choose
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> dryg: then run: sudo fdisk -l    to show the partitions available, one will be the usb stick, you can then use: sudo mkfs.ntfs /dev/sdb1    (example) and format it ntfs
[09:17] <dryg> i believe its sda05 then
[09:17] <dryg> from fdisk -l
[09:17] <Xgates> Flannel: alright making a symlink from my Home to /root for gtkrc-2.0 got it working :)
[09:18] <Jordan_U> dryg: You might want to use gparted instead, it's graphical and will prevent you from doing some catastrophic things
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> dryg: it will most likely be a single partition on a disk if its only 2gb
[09:19] <dryg> well im already at 56%
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> dryg: if you put the fdisk output in a pastebin we can advise
[09:19] <dryg> and my computer hasnt eaten itself yet
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> hehe
[09:20] <Jordan_U> dryg: Have a fire extinguisher on hand just in case ;)
[09:20] <dryg> lol
[09:21] <dryg> http://pastebin.org/21651
[09:21] <dryg> ah shit
[09:21] <LexR> Hello, which ubuntu version is better for PIII @700 MHz and 256 mb RAM? 9.10 or 8.04LTS? Or something else?
[09:21] <dryg> i think i formatted my swap partition
[09:22] <dryg> zounds
[09:22] <Jordan_U> dryg: You did
[09:22] <void_pointer> LexR crunchbang lite
[09:22] <revenge> can someone help me fix my flash sound?
[09:22] <dryg> it was sdb
[09:22] <wzssyqa> LexR: hahaha,
[09:22]  * dryg curses the sky
[09:22] <Jordan_U> dryg: YOu should probably shut down now, and hopefully you aren't using much swap currently
[09:22] <LexR> what's so funny xD?
[09:22] <wzssyqa> LexR: maybe,you need lxubuntu
[09:22] <dryg> shut down and then what
[09:23] <dryg> run the install cd?
[09:23] <Myrtti> LexR: I'd get the mini.iso and build the system from scratch package by package
[09:23] <Myrtti> !mini
[09:23] <LexR> yeah :) at the moment I am running 9.04 with lxde, great :) but i was wondering does LTS since it is older eat up less resources...
[09:23] <DJones> !xubuntu | LexR You might be better trying Xubuntu rather than Ubuntu, the XFCE desktop which is a lighter on resources
[09:23] <Jordan_U> dryg: I think you will be fine when you start back up, it's just that you've corrupted any memory that was swapped to disk and I don't know what's going to happen when the kernel tries to swap it back :)
[09:24] <dryg> ah okay
[09:24] <dryg> would you mind explaining the swap partition's function
[09:24] <dryg> now that i've formatted it
[09:24] <dryg> :D
[09:24] <LexR> well, xubuntu is surprisingly not lighter on resources. I installed ubuntu and added xubuntu desktop, it eats as much ram as gnome xD
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> dryg: you can run: sudo mkswap /dev/<partition name>; sudo swapon /dev/<partition name>
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> dryg: its like the pagefile in windows
[09:24] <LexR> but lxde is another story... It only eats 70-90mb of ram ...
[09:25] <wzssyqa> DJones: i think xubuntu is too heavy to lexr's
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> LexR: lxde ftw :D
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> LexR: even lighter is flwm
[09:25] <kim0> Hi Folks, can some please tell me, why I see 2 debs (linux-headers-xxx) and (linux-headers-xxx-generic) ? what's the difference
[09:25] <LexR> I'll check the repo for flwm
[09:25] <lucjan> #ubuntu-pl
[09:25] <LexR> what aout IceWM?
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> all are light and good
[09:26] <wzssyqa> i have use xubuntu on a 750mhz,it's slow
[09:26] <deamonunix> my webserver was no luck
[09:26] <gp5st> i have a macbook pro, i installed ubuntu on it, and used ntfstools and gparted to make a 3rd partiion on the same drive ntfs, but the mac os won't recognize that it's formated, any help
[09:26] <deamonunix> pls give me a link that contains step by step config pls
[09:26] <deamonunix> anyone?
[09:26] <LexR> I need something that has icons on desktop and is usable like gnome/kde/windows... so I can add or remove icons easily (It's not just for me)
[09:26] <Jordan_U> dryg: When applications need to allocate more memory than is available in RAM their data is written to the swap partition on the hard drive ( which is extremely slow compared to RAM but better than running out of memory )
[09:27] <LexR> I will look into it (IceWM and flwm)
[09:27] <LexR> thanx ppl :)
[09:27] <hcl> i want a game for upuntu
[09:27] <LexR> hcl, which one?
[09:27] <wzssyqa> LexR: good idea
[09:27] <Jordan_U> dryg: When they want to read that data it's swapped from disk to real RAM ( and other memory is swapped from RAM to disk to make space for it )
[09:27] <hcl> from india
[09:27] <deamonunix> pls help me
[09:28] <Myrtti> !helpme | deamonunix
[09:28] <gp5st> i mean gparted seems to know it's a guid pt, so it should update everything correctly?
[09:28] <LexR> a game from india for ubuntu? hcl ?
[09:28] <deamonunix> sowe
[09:29] <hcl> i want a link 2 download games
[09:29] <shrewd> hey guys, i just installed an atheros5008 into my laptop, lspci shows it quite clearly but ubuntu isn't detecting / using it, any ideas?
[09:29] <kim0> Can some please tell me, why I see 2 debs (linux-headers-xxx) and (linux-headers-xxx-generic) ? what's the difference
[09:29] <dios_mio> hcl, www.addictinggames.com
[09:29] <Jordan_U> dryg: It's a little more complicated than that but you basically just formatted what programs on your computer consider ram, luckily you probably weren't low on free memory so you probably didn't corrupt any programs memory
[09:30] <DJones> !games | hcl
[09:30] <LexR> hcl, in ubuntu, open synaptic package amnager and go to category look and select games and entertaiment, and there you will see all available games for ubuntu
[09:30] <dryg> oh interesting
[09:30] <hcl> software related 2 upuntu
[09:30] <dryg> so i didnt foul things up too bad then
[09:31] <hcl> but i want some animated games
[09:31] <Jordan_U> dryg: Which is why you should shut down before you DO run low on memory, or an app asks for memory that has been swapped to disk and is now corrupt
[09:31] <dryg> theres lots of games in that list hcl
[09:31] <dryg> ah gotcha
[09:31] <dryg> brb then
[09:31] <gp5st>  i have a macbook pro, i installed ubuntu on it, and used ntfstools and gparted to make a 3rd partiion on the same drive ntfs, but the mac os won't recognize that it's formated
[09:32] <wzssyqa> gp5st: fomate it under windows
[09:32] <hcl> i want adventure games
[09:32] <Jordan_U> gp5st: What verion of OSX, IIRC OSX only natively supports reading NTFS, and only recently at that
[09:32] <gp5st> wzssyqa: that's not an option, i don't have an install
[09:33] <wzssyqa> gp5st: get a winPE?
[09:33] <gp5st> jordan: there have been rumors that it can be coxed to write:-p  but still I could just use ntfs-3g, but it's not playing nice with my machine
[09:33] <gp5st> winpe?
[09:34] <wzssyqa> gp5st: a windows livecd
[09:34] <gp5st> interesting, but still, why would that solve the problem? what is gparted/ntfsprogs doing wrong
[09:34] <gp5st> yeah, i'm reading up on it; i didn't know they existed
[09:37] <hcl> i want ubuntu software link
[09:37] <captnchaos> what was the bottest channel?
[09:37] <DJones> !bit | captnchaos
[09:37] <captnchaos> !best
[09:37] <DJones> !bot | captnchaos
[09:37] <DJones> grr, wrong one
[09:37] <callum__> Hi I am just wondering if there are any GAY or BI Guys here?
[09:37] <callum__> Ok thanks X ^
[09:38] <DryGrain> :D
[09:38] <DryGrain> lol
[09:38] <erUSUL> !ot | callum__
[09:39] <callum__> DryGrain I KNOW RIGHT.
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> callum__: in support, sexual orientation is moot
[09:42] <gp5st> is there anyway to read an hfs+ drive with journaling on?
[09:43] <Jordan_U> gp5st: Yes, just not write
[09:43] <Guest_178> :)
[09:43] <Guest_178> :(
[09:43] <gp5st> jordan: err, i emant read/write
[09:43] <Guest_178> o.O
[09:43] <Jordan_U> gp5st: No
[09:43] <Guest_178> (a)
[09:43] <wzssyqa> 挂牌
[09:43] <gp5st> and isn't it bad to have journaling off
[09:43] <Guest_178> (A)
[09:43] <FloodBot2> Guest_178: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:43] <gp5st> or am i just being a sissy
[09:43] <wzssyqa> gp5st: haw many you fs?
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> gp5st: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=173438
[09:43] <Jordan_U> gp5st: It's less than ideal
[09:44] <ActionParsnip> gp5st: http://www.ubuntuproductivity.com/journal/macintosh/08/2009/readwrite-to-hfs-on-ubuntu/
[09:45] <gp5st> wzssyqa: haw many you fs?
[09:45] <hcl> i want nfs games for upuntu any one have link
[09:46] <wzssyqa> gp5st: how many kind of filesystem dou you use?
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> hcl: http://tiny.cc/SXTaP
[09:46] <gp5st> jordan: if there is a patch that does clean journaling, then why isn't it in the kernel?
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> hcl: appdb makes HUGE links, i used that to lessen
[09:46] <Jordan_U> gp5st: There isn't
[09:46] <hcl> thks
[09:47] <gp5st> wzssyqa: osx has hfs+, i did linux as xfs, and i planed on having a shared part. be ntfs, as i wanted to keep vm images there
[09:47] <gp5st> if i could write to anything from both safely i would gladly use it:-\
[09:48] <wzssyqa> gp5st: you are crazy
[09:48] <weechat_user> hello
[09:48] <gp5st> qzssyqa: dual boot with a shared space isn't that crazy?
[09:48] <Jordan_U> gp5st: What exactly is the problem you are having with ntfs-3g on OSX ?
[09:48] <gluonman> What terminal command can I use to copy the contents of a file into another file?
[09:48] <weechat_user> what address of russian ubuntu chanel?
[09:48] <gp5st> jordan: that link you sent me said it cleanly journaled:p
[09:49] <krejustin1979> how do i boot an iso
[09:49] <gp5st> jordan: ntfs-3g doesn't show up in diskutil
[09:49] <gp5st> jordan: i also tried using it from the cmd line, but it didn't like it as a fs type either
[09:49] <krejustin1979> im trying with my usb but it says ntldr missing
[09:49] <krejustin1979> is there a program that will boot a iso?
[09:49] <erUSUL> !ru | weechat_user
[09:50] <weechat_user> thx
[09:51] <gp5st> krejustin: what do you mean by boot an iso? you can burn it to a CD, otherwise you can't boot it because there isn't anything to read it
[09:51] <Xgates> boy installing Ubuntu with the min. iso sure is fun :(
[09:51] <Xgates> :)
[09:51] <Xgates> I mean that with a smile
[09:52] <SandGorgon> how do I set a kernel flag - e.g. turning off NEW_FAIR_SLEEPERS . Do I need to rebuild the kernel ?
[09:52] <krejustin1979> can anyone help me boot an iso?
[09:53] <Xgates> Say I don't have Gnome installed for me to look at the app names they use for System and Preference Maintenance... What is the Upgrade app called?
[09:53] <gluonman> Is there a unix command that will dump the contents of one file into another file?
[09:53] <wzssyqa> krejustin1979: maybe,freedos can help you
[09:53] <indus> krejustin1979: gp5st answered your question
[09:53] <Xgates> I mean the update application....
[09:53] <hcl> i want a bike game 2 which upuntu support
[09:53] <Weust`> hi, i o
[09:53] <gp5st> kre: you're not booting an iso.  You're putting it's contents on a flash disk and booting the flash disk
[09:53] <indus> krejustin1979: you need to create a bootable usb or cd with that iso
[09:53] <hcl> i want car game which upuntu supports
[09:53] <Weust`> sorry, hi i want a special title for my gnome-terminal when i ssh to an specific host, can this be done in .ssh/config ?
[09:53] <hcl> hi
[09:54] <Jordan_U> gp5st: I didn't give you a link, and I am pretty sure there is no way currently to write to a journaled hfs+ partition from linux
[09:54] <indus> hcl: it supports nothing good
[09:54] <kraut> moin
[09:54] <indus> hcl: you could try running games under wine if you are desperate
[09:54] <gp5st> kre: 1st result on a google search: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/ubuntu-help/89624-ntldr-missing-error.html
[09:54] <gp5st> is it helpful?
[09:54] <indus> !appdb
[09:54] <Jordan_U> Xgates: update-manager
[09:54] <Xgates> anyone know the Update app in Gnome, or please look and tell me?
[09:54] <Xgates> thanks
[09:54] <Jordan_U> Xgates: np
[09:54] <hcl> indus: k thks
[09:55] <indus> krejustin1979: do you understand???
[09:55] <Xgates> Jordan_U: thanks
[09:55] <Raid3n> !list
[09:55] <gp5st> jordan: sorry, I thought it was you, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=173438 it mentions a kernel patch from the gentoo folk that allows clean journaling
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> hcl: you can always shell out for crossover office or cedega
[09:56] <indus> !unetbootin | krejustin1979
[09:56] <iwobbles> how to display what video card/chip is in use so I can search for correct drivers ? using Ubuntu 9.04 in terminal what should I type ?  is there another way without opening box, video is on motherboard, no card is installed
[09:57] <indus> iwobbles: lshw -C display
[09:57] <zhiyong_wicker> lshw -
[09:57] <gp5st> iwobbles: lspci
[09:57] <indus> iwobbles: or that lspci
[09:57] <hcl> i want thems for upuntu can u send me a link
[09:57] <gp5st> inuds: didn't know about lshw:-p
[09:57] <rxd> anyone running aufs as root filesystem?
[09:57] <Xgates> Jordan_U: I'm getting E17 all decked out with the basic apps that Gnome uses without having the gnome bloat :)
[09:58] <purplefool_> i have a dual boot system with winxp and ubuntu and would like to make ubuntu the default os.  however, every tutorial that i have found has a different initial screen then what i get.  how should i proceed?
[09:58] <Weust`> anybody knows about this? : i want a special title for my gnome-terminal when i ssh to an specific host, can this be done in .ssh/config ?
[09:58] <indus> gp5st: lspci is simpler , i prefer that, but i forgot this time :)
[09:58] <iwobbles> thanks indus & gp5st the first command worked warned me I should be superuser but still gave out put,,
[09:58] <Xgates> if I want firefox do I just pick the one named firefox, and it will get me the latest versions?
[09:59] <Xgates> I see a few...
[09:59] <Paul1957aa> hi all. someone tried to help me earlier but still not happening. I have 38g drive with xubuntu and secondary 20g drive. can read but not write to 20g drive. can anyone help?
[09:59] <wzssyqa> purplefool_: sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[10:00] <Jordan_U> gp5st: That's interesting, that patch is years old and so probably won't work with a current kernel, but there may be a more up to date patch available. That it's not in mainline though suggests that its not high quality
[10:00] <iceroot> Xgates: firefox is the metapackage for the official supported one
[10:00] <Weust`> Paul1957aa: what filesystem is the second drive formatted in ?
[10:00] <iceroot> Xgates: firefox = 3.0.x
[10:00] <Paul1957aa> maybe ext2
[10:01] <Paul1957aa> or 3 :-)
[10:01] <Weust`> hm
[10:01] <Paul1957aa> new to this so not sure
[10:01] <gp5st> jordan: that's what i figured, that or noone paid attention to it:-p; i'd try it but i've been up for 24 and don't want to compile my kernel, this was all suppose to just work:-p
[10:01] <wzssyqa> Paul1957aa: which formate?
[10:01] <bullgard4> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SeaMonkey: "SeaMonkey consists of a web browser, an e-mail and news client program (SeaMonkey Mail & Newsgroups, which shares code with Mozilla Thunderbird), an HTML editor and an IRC client (ChatZilla)." How can I call 'SeaMonkey Mail & Newsgroups' without calling Thunderbird?
[10:02] <gp5st> i mean, i could do it, i have everything on an archiver, so data lose is an inconvientce not deadly
[10:02] <Aalinux> geirha: Hello
[10:02] <Paul1957aa> how can I tell what file system?
[10:02] <gp5st> paul: df
[10:03] <gp5st> err, nm that, sorry
[10:03] <Paul1957aa> df?
[10:03] <gp5st> df tells you disk space and which device
[10:03] <gp5st> not the fs type
[10:03] <Xgates> iceroot: so should I just install 'firefox' or ff 3.5?
[10:03] <wzssyqa> Paul1957aa: mount
[10:04] <gp5st> paul: df -T will tell types
[10:04] <iceroot> Xgates: depending on what version you want. i am running both and like 3.5 more (its not called firefox its called shiretoko)
[10:04] <Paul1957aa> sorry, but if I knew what you were talking about, I wouldn't be asking
[10:05] <Aalinux> geirha: How can i know if a partition is mounted or not? What's the command / shell script?
[10:05] <wzssyqa> Paul1957aa: you can run mount in termial
[10:05] <gp5st> paul: go to application>accessories>terminal
[10:05] <gp5st> it'll give you a prompt ending in $
[10:05] <gp5st> then type df -T
[10:05] <TheShahFactor> My friend cannot enable/disable wireless on his computer (Ubuntu) ..For enabling wireless on windows, he uses a key combination of the "function" key and some other key..But that doesnt work in Ubuntu
[10:05] <TheShahFactor> any ideas
[10:06] <bazhang> hcl, themes at gnome-look.org
[10:06] <gp5st> so, how do i get two finger+click or [ctrl|super]+click to be my secondary mouse
[10:06] <Xgates> iceroot: if it's shiretoko why's it listed a firefox 3.5 in Synaptic?
[10:07] <Paul1957aa> thanks gp5st - http://paste.ubuntu.com/276276/
[10:07] <wormsxulla> hello
[10:07] <indus> !hi
[10:07] <gp5st> paul: np
[10:08] <asz> my hard drive is incorrectly detected as a raid set member, any way to fix this? if i create a partition on /dev/sdd, /dev/sdd1 is created but unmountable and it disappears on reboot
[10:08] <Xgates> iceroot: I just want the latest ff
[10:08] <ruby_on_tails> is it possible to install google chrome from synaptec ?
[10:08] <indus> how to create a bootable windows usb
[10:08] <asz> chrome is windows only
[10:08] <Steil> asz: Chrome is available for linux
[10:08] <ruby_on_tails> asz: there is a ubuntu dev build of chrome
[10:08] <Steil> ruby_on_tails: It's not in synaptic, but if you goto the google dev channel you can download a deb
[10:08] <asz> oh, ok
[10:09] <Steil> gdebi will install it for you :)
[10:09] <ruby_on_tails> Steil: any link ?
[10:09] <ruby_on_tails> or the channel name ?
[10:09] <Steil> hold on 1 sec
[10:09] <djp> is there a log kept of when a machine has been booted and shutdown anywhere?
[10:09] <Steil> http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel
[10:09] <Steil> http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/eula_dev.html?dl=unstable_i386_deb
[10:09] <Steil> http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/eula_dev.html?dl=unstable_amd64_deb
[10:10] <ruby_on_tails> ?
[10:10] <ruby_on_tails> which one to download ?
[10:10] <ruby_on_tails> lol
[10:10] <iwobbles> how can I veiw my /var/log/Xorg.0.log file to check something ? do I use gkedit with sudo ?
[10:10] <ruby_on_tails> k I will find out
[10:10] <ruby_on_tails> thanks for the links
[10:10] <FloodBot2> ruby_on_tails: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:10] <ruby_on_tails> oops
[10:10] <Steil> ruby_on_tails: do you have 32 or 64bit os?
[10:11] <Steil> if you have 32bit use i386, if you have 64bit use amd64
[10:11] <ruby_on_tails> ubuntu 9.04 32bit
[10:11] <Steil> ok
[10:11] <ruby_on_tails> hmm k
[10:11] <Steil> http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/eula_dev.html?dl=unstable_i386_deb is what you want :)
[10:12] <asz> if i format using fdisk and try to mount, it still says "unknown filesystem type silicon_medley_raid_member" -- are there other tools to format your disk such that you can remove this from the disk?
[10:12] <Aalinux> geirha: How can i know if a partition is mounted or not? What's the command / shell script?
[10:12] <asz> cat /etc/mtab
[10:14] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[10:14] <silv3r_m00n> I am looking for a phone recording software
[10:15] <amortvigil> is there an ubuntu macbook support channel?
[10:15] <gp5st> a second mouse button would be uber nice :-\
[10:15] <amortvigil> ubottu: macbook
[10:15] <amortvigil> ubottu: mac
[10:16] <narcotiQ> hi all
[10:16] <amortvigil> hi
[10:16] <wzssyqa> narcotiQ: hi
[10:16] <gp5st> amortvigil: how did i miss those?
[10:17] <ceue_chubbie> jakarta
[10:17] <ceue_chubbie> amira
[10:18] <amortvigil> gp5st: :) i am searching for more infos too
[10:18] <ceue_chubbie> amira
[10:18] <ceue_chubbie> bandung
[10:18] <bazhang> !id
[10:19] <Weust`> anybody knows about this? : i want a special title for my gnome-terminal when i ssh to an specific host, can this be done in .ssh/config ?
[10:19]  * gp5st feels stupid now
[10:19] <ruby_on_tails> Steil: I get this error: Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libnss3-1d (>= 3.12.3)
[10:19] <Steil> you need to find and install libnss3
[10:20] <ruby_on_tails> what is that ?
[10:20] <iceroot> !shiretoko | Xgates
[10:20] <DXBLouie> hi everyone
[10:21] <Xgates> ok
[10:23] <DXBLouie> i got an Acer Aspire Revo.. quite a nice machine.. ubuntu 9.04 running fine on it.. but the wireless drivers are giving me a headache :( ath5k works intermittently, connection is fine, but suddenly it gets stoned.. i can't reach any hosts, even the local gateway.. setting the rate to 1M helped a bit yesterday but not anymore.. and the built in madwifi drivers (ath_pci) causes the computer to crash (it simply freezes).. any help?
[10:23] <Mert> Hi, can anyone help me with the chown command?
[10:23] <DXBLouie> Mert: ask.. i maybe able to
[10:23] <ActionParsnip> Mert: in what way?
[10:24] <neurochrome> OK, now I'm really quite peeved... I just copied 3GB of data from my local drive to an external.  then hit delete.  my pc crashed halfway though the delete.  now I have 700mb free on the local drive and the external is full.  so where is my free space on the local??! and not all files are showing on the external even though the space has been taken up...
[10:24] <AstralAzure> i'm testing ubuntu's load capacity (running a lot of applications all at once) and I'm pleased
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> neurochrome: i'd fsck the partitions
[10:24] <neurochrome> can I check disc to recover these files, or has Ubuntu pwned my files
[10:24] <Mert> I messed up something and now some of the apps not working I guess I should change it with chown command
[10:24] <neurochrome> ActionParsnip, both loca and external
[10:25] <Mert> I mean I should change all
[10:25] <Mert> all the users
[10:25] <neurochrome> ActionParsnip, will I have to do this from a livecd?  you can't fsck mounted drives, no?
[10:25] <ActionParsnip> DXBLouie: could try the latest ath5k driver source and compile
[10:25] <soreau> Mert: Which application is not working specifically?
[10:25] <ActionParsnip> neurochrome: no, do it from live cd
[10:25] <Ollards> hello all
[10:25] <Mert> unrar is the one I can see now
[10:26] <Mert> maybe more
[10:26] <c0nfl|ct> Bom dia
[10:26] <neurochrome> ActionParsnip, I'll give it a go...
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> Mert: what happens when you run an app from terminal, say, gedit
[10:26] <DXBLouie> ActionParsnip: link? i know google is my friend, but if you know an official link it would save me the trouble :)
[10:26] <Mert> checking
[10:26]  * neurochrome wants the day to come when random lockups are a thing of the past
[10:27] <Mert> emm how can I run an applicatin?
[10:27] <soreau> Mert: Are you or have you been running as root or with sudo?
[10:27] <AstralAzure> the only time I get random lockups is when I'm running the linux-rt kernel
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> DXBLouie: linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/ath5k
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> Mert: type gedit in terminal and press enter
[10:28] <Mert> as far as I know I am root but it may change because I guess I did something wrong
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> Mert: what is the output of: whoami
[10:28] <AstralAzure> and it locks up because somehow access to the HDD stops, no HDD activity, and trying to start stuff causes freeze, any ideas on how to fix?
[10:29] <Mert> ActionParsnip: Unsaved Rocument 1 - gedit is opened
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> Mert: ok so why do you need chown?
[10:29] <AstralAzure> goodnight everyone
[10:29] <purplefool_> am still trying to get the dual boot system to accept ubuntu as default.  wzssyqa (i think) helped me, but his/her suggestion did not work.  how can i change the default boot option?
[10:29] <revenge> i have downloaded and uninstalled flash player so manytimes how can i just clean out the whole thing?
[10:29] <wzssyqa> AstralAzure: which your timezone?
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> purplefool_: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[10:30] <AstralAzure> oh, it's it /boot/grub/menu.lst, purplefool_
[10:30] <AstralAzure> wzssyqa, alaska
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> purplefool_: change the default value to represent the menu item that ubuntu is at
[10:30] <Mert> because synaptic didn't work earlier and I fixed it using "sudo chown YOURUSERNAME .Xauthority" command
[10:30] <indus> revenge: sudo apt-get --purge flashplugin-nonfree
[10:30] <soreau> purplefool_: Yes, change your default boot line in menu.lst
[10:30] <Mert> maybe I can fix unrar error same way
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> Mert: but other apps are fine, as you can see
[10:30] <AstralAzure> night
[10:30] <Mert> but I don't know how ta
[10:30] <purplefool_> soreau, that doesn't work...
[10:31] <Mert> *to
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> Mert: what does unrar output when you run it?
[10:31] <soreau> ! work | purplefool_
[10:31] <Mert> An error occurred while extracting files.
[10:31] <Mert> Command not found
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> Mert: sudo apt-get install unrar
[10:32] <Mert> Write error in the file conan.avi [R]etry, [A]bort
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> Mert: looks like your archive is damaged, have you tried with other rar files?
[10:32] <purplefool_> i am assuming (based on comments) that red writing means that only i see the message...sorry about doesn't work.  anyway, menu.lst does not change anything, even if i change the default from 0 to 1.
[10:32] <Mert> ActionParsnip: I tried that it is not working
[10:33] <indus> hehe windows forums are so empty
[10:33] <wzssyqa> purplefool_: did you save it?
[10:33] <indus> i just thought ill pop in there
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> indus: maybe they dont need help
[10:34] <indus> maybe they dont subscribe to the whole community culture
[10:34] <Mert> re-installing it may work
[10:34] <indus> so is it possible to create a bootable windows usb
[10:34] <purplefool_> so, anyway, i don't get a list of recently updated ubuntus to choose from, but one winxp and one ubuntu.  then, if i pick ubuntu, i have 5 sec. to choose if i want to choose a specific version of ubuntu...if i choose windows i am very unhappy.
[10:34] <indus> there are 300 odd users there but no one is talking
[10:34] <soreau> purplefool_: The comments in red mean they contain your nick name purplefool_. Everyone else can see the message as well. When you are talking to others, you should include their nick in your comment as well
[10:35] <purplefool_> and yes, i did save it...just restarted and opend again and default is still 1 but had to choose ubuntu
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> Mert: sure: sudo apt-get --purge remove rar unrar; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get install rar unrar
[10:35] <indus> ActionParsnip: i think when using purge remove is not required?
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> indus: i've heard of people doing it, its kinda offtopic though
[10:35] <purplefool_> then why are your nicknames so hard to spell sometimes!!  what a pain, but thx for the heads up soreau!
[10:35] <Mert> ActionParsnip: are those commands?
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> indus: if you just purge, i think it only wipes the config but leaves the app,let me check man file
[10:36] <soreau> ! tab | purplefool_
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> Mert: indeed
[10:36] <wzssyqa> purplefool_: is there an # before it?
[10:36] <OB1> Hi all - any KVM experts here ?
[10:36] <indus> ActionParsnip: aah no sorry wrong syntax
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> indus: purge is identical to remove except that packages are removed and purged (any configuration files are deleted too).
[10:36] <indus> ActionParsnip: no no it works
[10:36] <soreau> purplefool_: The default will be a line offset even if the line is a comment or is blank. The default shoud not be commented in the file either (having a # in front of the line)
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> indus: from man apt-get, looks like you were right
[10:37] <purplefool_> wzssyqa,  (cool thing with the tabs...thx!) where is the # that you mean?
[10:37] <indus> ActionParsnip: ya dont need to specify remove
[10:37] <tehbaut> anyone know off hand exactly which SSD was used in the 5-second boot test Ars did?
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> indus: i have learned :D
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> tehbaut: i'd guess a class 6 one
[10:37] <henry4> hi all
[10:37] <tehbaut> I didn't see any references to which one
[10:37] <indus> ActionParsnip: ya just no need to use -- , instead use purge instead of remove
[10:37] <indus> and all disappear
[10:37] <purplefool_> ok, no # in front of the changed line.
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> indus: sweet, thanks
[10:38] <wzssyqa> purplefool_: i means that is there a "#" before the "default"?
[10:38] <henry4> i facing problem installing the JDK package from apt-get
[10:38] <Stevie> hey, can someone guide me through changing my firefox language, its in thai and i can't read the menu's
[10:38] <tehbaut> I wonder what a cheaper SSD would get, speed wise
[10:38]  * indus wonders why i use remove instead of purge,its good to clean up fully
[10:38] <tehbaut> <= cheapskate
[10:38] <purplefool_> wzssyqa, , no there is not one
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> indus: i always purge
[10:38] <soreau> purplefool_: Try changing it to 3 or so, make sure to save the file and see if it makes a change
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> tehbaut: lower class = slower
[10:38] <nrpil> Myrtti: i've reported a bug and was expecting to see it as "List reported bugs"
[10:38] <indus> ActionParsnip: ya so you can omit the 'remove' now and directly purge
[10:39] <soreau> purplefool_: Also make sure there is only one default entry in the file
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> indus: http://www.ngine.de/article/id/8
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> indus: for windows on usb
[10:39] <purplefool_> soreau, ok, will do.  have to work now, so will be back in a couple of hours with neg results (otherwise will be working and happy)
[10:39] <djp> does ubuntu keep a log of boot and shutdown activity?
[10:39] <tehbaut> this 32GB SSD is only $80: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820141419
[10:39] <wzssyqa> djp: dmesg
[10:40] <tehbaut> not much info about it though
[10:40] <revenge> indus, sudo apt-get --purge flashplugin-nonfree is wrong
[10:40] <djp> wzssya, thanks
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> djp: if you want to see what your system has been up to since boot run: dmesg | less
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> djp: use cursors to read up and down
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> djp: q to quit
[10:40] <tehbaut> looks like it is indeed a jmicron drive though, but I figured for that price
[10:40] <henry4> please refer here http://paste.ubuntu.com/276291/
[10:41] <indus> revenge sudo apt-get purge flashplugin-nonfree
[10:41] <djp> ActionParsnip: cheers. how long back are records kept? from my /var/log directory it appears only the last 5 days, is that correct?
[10:41] <purplefool_> soreau, one more question:  what if default is 3 and there are only 2 systems on the computer?  will that cause a crash (still very 'windows-shy') or just do the default 0 because there is not other option?
[10:41] <henry4> i already apt-get clean
[10:42] <henry4> and apt-get install back
[10:42] <Dyllan> Hi all. Is there a file that I can view/access where Synaptic keeps its proxy settings?
[10:42] <henry4> it still did not work
[10:42] <henry4> ;(
[10:42] <purplefool_> soreau, and there is only one default that i have found...
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> djp: dmesg is since the kernel came online
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> djp: there are logs in /var/log which i dont know how far back they go
[10:42] <djp> ActionParsnip: thanks
[10:43] <wzssyqa> purplefool_: ubuntu have 3 items,the first is called 0
[10:43] <henry4> what mean by:
[10:43] <henry4> ailed to fetch http://my.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/multiverse/s/sun-java6/sun-java6-bin_6-16-0ubuntu1.9.04_i386.deb  Size mismatch
[10:43] <babu_> hi
[10:43] <henry4> size mismatch?
[10:44] <jamieleshaw> Hello, does Ubuntu Netbook Remix work out of the box with Asus eee PC 1000HA, what about things like webcam, wireless, special keys, audio, trackpad, mouse gestures etc?
[10:44] <babu_> where are you from
[10:44] <iceroot> henry4: tried "sudo apt-get update" before?
[10:45] <iceroot> jamieleshaw: its working by default (like with normal ubuntu too) tested on jaunty here
[10:45] <henry4> yaya
[10:45] <knut_> hi, does anyone know how to enable direct3d support in virtualbox?
[10:45] <henry4> i update first
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> henry4: run: sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get update
[10:45] <henry4> the install
[10:45] <iceroot> knut_: #vbox
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> henry4: then do whatever you did, again
[10:45] <henry4> ok
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> knut_: install guest additions
[10:45] <iceroot> knut_: use the nonfree version (3.x) and use the porperties of a vm to enable it
[10:45] <henry4> thank actionparsnip
[10:45] <neve> hi
[10:46] <ollards> hi
[10:46] <knut_> ActionParsnip: already done.. has no effect
[10:46] <jamieleshaw> iceroot, What about special keys, mouse gestures, webcam, wifi(important)
[10:46] <indus> ##windows is not official channel for windows
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> knut_: did you edit xorg.conf to use the new driver?
[10:46] <indus> they dont have one it seems
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> knut_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=777759
[10:46] <knut_> ActionParsnip: i only installed the guest additions
[10:46] <ssokolow> How do I get rid of the auto-started pulseaudio on my IceWM session without simply uninstalling it and having apt dependencies gut my GNOME and KDE sessions? (I'm on an old 2Ghz Celeron and it's just a hair too slow to playback 720p HD with PulseAudio installed. I've got hardware mixing.)
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> knut_: then the drivers are there, just not being used
[10:47] <iceroot> jamieleshaw: what about testing a livecd? but if i am correct its all working by default
[10:47] <indus> ssokolow: take a look at /etc/pulse.conf
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> knut_: dont expect miracles, direct3d isnt great
[10:47] <indus> ssokolow: for clues
[10:47] <jamieleshaw> iceroot, There are no hardware damage rishs are ther?
[10:47] <jamieleshaw> risks* there*
[10:47] <knut_> ActionParsnip: :) i only want to enable aero design for emulated win7
[10:47] <b3rz3rk3r> jamiejackson, with a live cd? no
[10:47] <ssokolow> indus: Ahh, for clues. I was about to respond that /etc/pulse.conf wouldn't be checked unless pulse was autostarting.
[10:47] <indus> ssokolow: sorry wait
[10:48] <indus> ssokolow: so you know better, good
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> knut_: looks tacky if you ask me, like an afterthought
[10:48] <knut_> ActionParsnip: what means tacky?
[10:48] <eto> hello
[10:48] <revenge> indus, http://paste.ubuntu.com/276296/
[10:48] <jamieleshaw> b3rz3rk3r, Was that message for me
[10:48] <eto> i have problem with 1280x1024 resolution in ubuntu 8.04
[10:48] <b3rz3rk3r> knut_, poor quality and not in good taste
[10:48] <knut_> ah
[10:48] <babu_> hi
[10:48] <knut_> ty
[10:48] <eto> somebody able to tell me how to fix it?
[10:49] <b3rz3rk3r> jamieleshaw, haha.. yeah it was :p
[10:49] <eto> must be x.conf edited
[10:49] <eto> ?
[10:49] <b3rz3rk3r> jamieleshaw, well spotted
[10:49] <b3rz3rk3r> ;)
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> knut_: plastic and cheap
[10:49] <jamieleshaw> b3rz3rk3r, Thanks ;)
[10:49] <indus> revenge: use purge without the --
[10:49] <b3rz3rk3r> np
[10:49] <knut_> ActionParsnip: you mean the whole aero design
[10:49] <indus> revenge: sudo apt-get purge
[10:50] <eto> well somebody please?
[10:50] <gp5st> so how do you restart X? apperently it's not ctrl+alt+backspace, but alt+sysrq+k, what if you don't have sysrq?
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> knut_: yes, its also aero that means you must have a 3d gfx card just to run the desktop, its appauling
[10:50] <indus> revenge: also after that do sudo apt-get remove swfdec
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> eto: have you installed video drivers?
[10:50] <ssokolow> gp5st: SysRq = Print Screen
[10:50] <bazhang> !dontzap
[10:51] <eto> ActionParsnip : were detcted automagically -> matrox mga device -> relysis TL950 flat panel -> VGA connected cable
[10:51] <nrpil> !bugs
[10:51] <gp5st> sskolow: I know, i was fond of it, but macs don't have it
[10:51] <knut_> ActionParsnip: i know that it costs lot of performance.. but why dont use it when i have the ressources :), i like my jaunty to look like jaunty but i want my win to look like win in full gear :)
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> eto: then yes you will need to edit xorg.conf. Run: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:51] <gp5st> bazhang: I saw that, but i was wondering why they would make a decision that involved a key ppl didn't have
[10:51] <b3rz3rk3r> gp5st, macs dont have a print screen key??
[10:52] <b3rz3rk3r> srly?
[10:52] <gp5st> so it had to be somewhere or mapped to something
[10:52] <ssokolow> gp5st: Ahh. I don't use macs because I prefer commodity hardware, I hate control freaks like Steve Jobs, and I disagree with some of the hardware and software design decisions.
[10:52] <gp5st> b3z: no, it's cmd+shift+3 in macos
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> knut_: your choice. Id rather plow system resources into running apps better than some pathetic gloss
[10:52] <bazhang> gp5st, its print screen
[10:52] <b3rz3rk3r> gp5st, dang, thats harsh. id miss my print key :p
[10:52] <gp5st> sskolow: it was free from work
[10:52] <revenge> indis, couldnt find pack swfdec
[10:52] <indus> revenge: nvm\
[10:52] <gp5st> baz: what is?
[10:52] <eto> ActionParsnip DPMS probe told me : that resolution is supported on windows boxes it supports both 60 and 75 hertz, some info how to accomplisch editing?
[10:53] <indus> revenge: open synaptic and search for that
[10:53] <gp5st> that's just a map in the system to the command not a key seq replacing it
[10:53] <ssokolow> gp5st: Ahh. If I got a free Mac, I'd use it only as a test platform and package-building box for OSX versions of my creations.
[10:53] <dios_mio> ActionParsnip , cannot run gedit with sudo? must it be gksudo?
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> eto: can you provide the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> dios_mio: gksudo is for gui apps, sudo is ONLY for cli apps
[10:53] <knut_> ActionParsnip: one thing in jaunty i have is that the windows open with some kind of delay, i dont know where this issue come from. when i had intrepid this problem wasnt there
[10:53] <dios_mio> ActionParsnip , oh I see
[10:53] <gp5st> ssololow: unless you don't have the money to buy a computer because you're broke because you just graduated and work as an acedemic
[10:54] <gp5st> honestly, get off your high horse
[10:54] <gp5st> a computer is a computer
[10:54] <bazhang> lets take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[10:54] <gp5st> and it's not that less modable than a regular laptop
[10:54] <wzssyqa> ActionParsnip: are you god?you are so quick!
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> dios_mio: sudo doesnt setup the environment correctly for X based apps and you ca damage file ownerships
[10:54] <ssokolow> gp5st: I'd just drop by the local FactoryDirect.ca and pick up a ~3Ghz
[10:54] <eto> ActionParsnip well i have only one network cable : wait for me to reconfigure
[10:54] <gp5st> it takes standard mem and harddisks which is about all you can change anyway
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> wzssyqa: i use cli most so my typing isnt too shabby
[10:54] <dios_mio> ActionParsnip , I see
[10:54] <ssokolow> gp5st: I'd just drop by the local FactoryDirect.ca and pick up a ~3Ghz Athlon64 with 1GiB RAM and 40GiB hard drive for $120 CAD.
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> wzssyqa: mouse takes too long
[10:54] <bazhang> ssokolow, gp5st please continue in #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:55]  * ssokolow shuts up
[10:55] <gp5st> ssololow: $120 is food funds for almost two months
[10:55] <vxbinaca> Wow, no one has any codec problems?
[10:55] <gp5st> baz: sorry
[10:55] <bazhang> vxbinaca, please clarify
[10:55] <gp5st> so, i guess no one knows what the combo is on macs then
[10:55] <hawodi> hello all
[10:55] <vxbinaca> http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Ubuntu#.23ubuntu_moar_liek_.23unhelpful
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> gp5st: could just reboot
[10:55] <vxbinaca> bazhang ^
[10:56] <bazhang> vxbinaca, dont paste that here
[10:56] <gp5st> action: :-p
[10:56] <revenge> indis, still doesnt work
[10:57] <hawodi> my cups scheduler is not running. What could be wrong pls? I have googled and search and the ubuntu forum without luck. It used to work!
[10:57] <sergiu> Hi, anyone know, is there globalmenu for karmic on lunchpad
[10:57] <wzssyqa> i'll go to have dinner,88
[10:57] <sergiu> I had installed ubuntu karmic, it really rocks
[10:57] <sergiu> ;-)
[10:57] <vxbinaca> hawodi: http://localhost:631
[10:57] <bazhang> sergiu, #ubuntu+1 for karmic support
[10:57] <vxbinaca> is it up?
[10:58] <babu_> okey carry on
[10:58] <babu_> hi dear
[10:58] <mustafa_> irc.freenode.org #ubuntu-tr
[10:58] <bazhang> mustafa_, /join #ubuntu-tr
[10:58] <babu_> i dont know
[10:59] <bazhang> babu_, did you have a support question
[10:59] <Paul1957aa> thanks gp5st. c ewes later.
[10:59] <babu_> ya tell me
[10:59] <hawodi> tried that without luck as well.It can't connect to that port.
[11:00] <babu_> ok
[11:00] <bazhang> babu_, this is ubuntu support; random chat in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[11:00] <babu_> kick
[11:00] <hawodi> vxbinaca: It doesn't connect to that port.
[11:01] <eto> ActionParsnip : check http://pastebin.com/d2f42adad
[11:03] <jsoft> Hmmm.
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> eto: ok so you have the res, you just want to crank the refresh?
[11:03] <jsoft> How does one normally wake up a laptop which is suspended?
[11:04] <jsoft> If i suspend my laptop ( sony vaio ) I cant wake it up.
[11:04] <eto> ActionParsnip : no it doesn't show in ubuntua's, desktop resolution applet
[11:05] <ssokolow> How do I get rid of wpa_supplicant? This machine is right next to my gigabit switch and I don't trust wireless networking for use in my core LAN. (It's my policy that physical access must be a requirement for core LAN access)
[11:06] <ssokolow> (In other words, how do I get rid of wpa_supplicant on a system where hell would freeze over before it'd be more than a waste of RAM?)
[11:06] <eto> ActionParsnip so I would like to set it. When, using other desktop resolution applet -> something-gtk (i don't remember ) there is FLAT panel with my resolution, but resolution requires restart to set. After restarting ubuntu is in low resolution mode
[11:07] <ssokolow> Ideally, how do I also get rid of NetworkManager and just have simple dhcp-on-boot network configuration?
[11:07] <ebel> I'm on ubuntu jaunty on a laptop, and there is no touchpad preferences in System->Preferences->Mouse. Is there somethign I need to install?
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> eto: theres a sample xorg.conf file here
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> eto: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-mga/+bug/393129
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> eto: you can st the resolution in the Screen -> display subsection
[11:08] <eto> ActionParsnip: I am on ubuntu 8.04 9.04 doesn't even boot saying IO APIC resources limit reached
[11:08] <ichat> who here can explain me  a best practis set up for ubuntu on a verry low end ssd -  - this idea is that id want to setup ubuntu (or ubuntu server) on a transent ide flash module for a home server project...   i allready know  that  with  sreadahead  it would be possible to get a better bootup process,     my uiestion is,   witch part  for example  /boot   /bin  /usr   etc would help me me to...
[11:08] <ichat> ...get nearly instant  boot up...
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> eto: is this a clean install?
[11:09] <ichat> i know that /swap and /tmp  - are best on a hdd... but how about the remaining
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> ichat: /home is good too, makes backup easy too :)
[11:10] <cynth3tik> hello
[11:10] <eto> ActionParsnip : clean install, whole drive mode directly from boot menu, updated with default system update manager
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> eto: did you MD5 check the ISO yo udownloaded? Did yo uverify the CD once iitially booted to?
[11:11] <ichat>   also  /home would be where data as well as  profiles are, that would require massive storrage thus a hdd... but say one has only a  256mb or 1gb (at most)  flash card...
[11:11] <cynth3tik> http://pastebin.com/m435f3fa - can someone tell me why im getting this error when that package is installed
[11:12] <eto> ActionParsnip no MD5 check, no uverify - can u enlighten me how to do it?
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> ichat: thats plenty, just restrict the amount of user data you haul around, also restrict your browser from retaining too much web cache to reduce bloat in the temp internet files folder
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | eto
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> eto: bad disk will make bad install
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> eto: you have no way of knowing if the image you downloaded was good, but used it blindly
[11:14] <soreau> cynth3tik: You need to install the development package
[11:14] <xaxes> hey there
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> eto: the CD verifier is on the first CD boot screen
[11:14] <soreau> cynth3tik: libgtk2.0-dev
[11:15] <cynth3tik> ah ok let me try that
[11:15] <xaxes> I cant mount my xfs partition.. Im on backtrack4 and mount tells me: unknown filesystemtyp "xfs" .. I installed xfsprogs and xfsdump.. but the same error.. anybody who can help me?
[11:15] <eto> ActionParsnip : builtin cd verifier is guaranteed to verify booting CD?
[11:15] <ichat> ActionParsnip:  -  let me reprase what i mean, -   i want to install linux  as where  booting it up ...  or accessing (reading)  the OS goes as fast as possible...  -     my data will reside on  hdd's  raid aray's  ... the thing is that i want to save energy   but still best performance...
[11:15] <bazhang> xaxes, please see #remote-exploit for bt4 support
[11:15] <xaxes> bazhang: thx
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> eto: its guaruntees a good installed system too
[11:16] <pik> i need to get my wireless card atheros ar5008 working on jaunty. can anyone please help me?
[11:16] <revenge> indis, any more reasons why my flash still isnt playing sound?
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> ichat: then raid is ideal
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> ichat: i cant think of anything you can do except add more disks to the array
[11:18] <ichat> ActionParsnip:  -  I THOUGH  that  installing certain parts that hardly ever get overwritten   of the os to an ssd  would help me improve speed
[11:18] <cynth3tik> it says that libgtk2.0-dev has unresolvable deps, i might not have the needed repositories?
[11:18] <eto> ActionParsnip : okay i am gonna reboot the machine and verify medium if it is okay I will get back okay?
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> ichat: ssd is massively slower than internal drives so will slow stuff down
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> eto: sure
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> eto: md5 check the iso too
[11:19] <cynth3tik> get a fusion-io SSD those arent slow ;D
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> cynth3tik: compared to even PATA, yes they are
[11:20] <ichat> ActionParsnip:  - i just thought that that was only true for writing files to disk - not from reading from it
[11:20] <cynth3tik> not those
[11:20] <cynth3tik> i'd like to see a PATA drive write at over 500MB/s
[11:20] <jared__> has anyone had a problem with ubuntu 9.04 pausing for like a whole minute before the splash screen even appears?
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> cynth3tik: thats because its on an internal PCIExpress card
[11:21] <cynth3tik> bypasses the ATA interface ;p
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> cynth3tik: and slowass usb
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> 80Gb for 3000 USD, pretty cheap
[11:22] <cynth3tik> usb is terribly slow
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> cynth3tik: and bursty, which is why i use firewire
[11:22] <cynth3tik> maybe 3.0 will be nicer
[11:22] <Mert> Hi, can somebody help me re-install archive manager?
[11:22] <Hadi> hey
[11:23] <Hadi> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[11:23] <Hadi> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> Mert: sudo apt-get --reinstall file-roller
[11:23] <Hadi> where to write this ?
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> Hadi: in terminal
[11:23] <Hadi> "sudo dpkg --configure -a"
[11:24] <Mert> ActionParsnip: it says ActionParsnip:
[11:24] <Mert> E: Invalid operation file-roller
[11:24] <Hadi> hadi@ubuntu:~$ sudo dpkg --configure -a
[11:24] <Hadi> [sudo] password for hadi:
[11:24] <Hadi> dpkg: failed to write status record about `gstreamer0.10-plugins-good' to `/var/lib/dpkg/status': No space left on device
[11:24] <Mert> mert@mert-desktop:~$ sudo apt-get --reinstall file-roller
[11:24] <Mert> E: Invalid operation file-roller
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> Mert: oopos sorry: sudo apt-get --reinstall install file-roller
[11:25] <jrib> Hadi: "No space left on device"
[11:25] <soreau> Hadi: You are out of disk space
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> Mert: don't double paste, it only floods the channel
[11:25] <Hadi> no im not
[11:25] <Myrtti> Hadi: df -h
[11:25] <Mert> ActionParsnip: thank you
[11:25] <soreau> Hadi: What does df -h say?
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> cynth3tik: those fusion io's arent bootable
[11:25] <Myrtti> !pastebin | Hadi
[11:25] <Hadi> Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[11:25] <Hadi> /host/ubuntu/disks/root.disk
[11:25] <Hadi>                       2.7G  2.7G     0 100% /
[11:25] <Hadi> tmpfs                 743M     0  743M   0% /lib/init/rw
[11:25] <Hadi> varrun                743M  112K  743M   1% /var/run
[11:25] <Hadi> varlock               743M     0  743M   0% /var/lock
[11:25] <FloodBot2> Hadi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> cynth3tik: looks sweet though: http://www.smartcomputing.com/editorial/article.asp?article=articles%2F2009%2Fs2003%2F03a03%2F03a03.asp
[11:26] <soreau> Hadi: If you flood in the channel, you will be muted or kicked. And you are out of disk space on your root file system
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> is there a way to pipe the output of a terminal command onto the clipboard for pasting?
[11:27] <Hadi> om
[11:27] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip: why not use pastebinit...
[11:27] <Hadi> soreau : please re read im not out
[11:27] <geirha> ActionParsnip: xclip I think
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> Myrtti: thats what i'm getting at, if i can run pastebinit then have the url spat onto the clipboard so I dont have to copy it manually ;)
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> geirha: i'll look into it, thanks
[11:28] <soreau> Hadi: The df -h output clearly says you are. Plus, I already told you that and so has df
[11:28] <indus> whats a clipboard
[11:28] <Hadi> /dev/sda1             233G   66G  168G  29% /host
[11:28] <Myrtti> Hadi: are you running on Ubuntu installed with wubi?
[11:28] <cynth3tik> http://pastebin.com/m71775b80 whats the deal with this
[11:28] <Hadi> yes myrtti
[11:28] <ichat>     they use sdd in databases for readcash because its faster than a normal hdd, id like to know if its possible to change the idea a bit to aply on my systemroot -  so  i dont have to use more and more ram just to have a blazing fast response for my os...
[11:28] <Myrtti> Hadi: your / is 100% used
[11:29] <Myrtti> Hadi: whatever your /host says has no meaning
[11:29] <soreau> Hadi: The one of interest is the one mounted on /
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> geirha: got it, you  were right: pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf | xclip
[11:29] <Hadi> yes i got it now what to do
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> geirha: laziness ahoy!!
[11:30] <richard_ma> cn
[11:31] <cynth3tik> soreau: i tried to install libgtk and its giving me the error i linked above..what repositories might i be missing
[11:31] <geirha> ActionParsnip: The less movement of the mouse, the better :)
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> geirha: fact
[11:31] <soreau> cynth3tik: Sorry, can you post the link with my nick?
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> geirha: mouse is sloow
[11:31] <cynth3tik> soreau: http://pastebin.com/m71775b80
[11:32] <Hadi> guys what to do with my problem please
[11:32] <cynth3tik> looks like maybe each one of those deps has ten more deps
[11:32] <eto> ActionParsnip : both CDs inbuilt checker said the image is OK, ISOs were detleted since then so i cannot check them with md5 sum but i will in the future. Does this mean that install is correct?
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> eto: ok we'll fly blind
[11:32] <irmandos_mobile> Do any of you guys know of an app that I can use to show all the vitals of my headless server without needing to log in?
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> eto: should be ok. Are you fully updated?
[11:33] <bibuser02> hallo
[11:33] <soreau> cynth3tik: You have broken packages. Try sudo apt-get -f and sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> irmandos_mobile: you could cron a script to email you what you wanna know every now and again....
[11:33] <cynth3tik> the odd thing is the app im trying to compile from source has an older version i got from the package manager, im just trying to install the new one since its not on the manager
[11:33] <bibuser02> hallo
[11:33] <cynth3tik> not sure how the older one works w/o all those deps
[11:33] <bibuser02> how are you gays
[11:34] <CyberZet> bibuser02= troll
[11:34] <CyberZet> RUN!
[11:34] <Hadi> ok nvm
[11:34] <Hadi> nobody wants to help
[11:34] <Hadi> see u
[11:34] <indus> hadi
[11:35] <indus> damn it
[11:36] <eto> ActionParsnip : fully updated
[11:36] <irmandos_mobile> ActionParsnip: that will not work as I would like to see squid reports with squid report generator as well. I'm currently using webmin and want to view my squid reports without actually logging into wembin
[11:36] <eto> after my experiments ubuntu now always start in low graphics mode
[11:36] <BleSS> I've seen in any tutorials how it's used 'tune2fs -c0 -i0' to change the checking in filesystems, where would be better it's use? laptops, flash memories, or is usefull for whatever disk?
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> irmandos_mobile: webmin isnt really advised, dont go installing or configuring with it
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> eto; then you will need to play with xorg.conf
[11:37] <indus> !info webmin
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> irmandos_mobile: so how do you plan to get information if you wont access te server directly, or have an email sent to you?
[11:37] <indus> !webmin > indus
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> !webmin
[11:38] <cynth3tik> !ebox
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> just use ssh, secure and easy
[11:39] <irmandos_mobile> I have direct access but want the website for squid reports in particular not to have user authentication
[11:39] <Mert> Hi, I cannot open files through Archive Manager, details here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=127324 , can anyone help please?
[11:39] <sixnonep> Hi Guys, running a wired LAN with Xubuntu an one box, Ubuntu on the other. Both 9.04. I can ping, portscan etc and the shares are visible, however, when trying to access the Xubuntu share, I get the following:  Unable to mount location Failed to mount windows share.
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> irmandos_mobile: not hugely secure is it, fully accessiblity to your proxys reports.
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> sixnonep: have you installed samba on both and configured shares?
[11:40] <cynth3tik> he might be running it in a secure LAN that he ssh tunnels into :-p
[11:41] <irmandos_mobile> The webpage is only visible on the local lan my router blockes all outside access
[11:41] <sixnonep> ActionParsnip: Do you know is the samba package for Xubuntu??
[11:41] <cynth3tik> irmandos_mobile: try #squid ?
[11:41] <eto> ActionParsnip : check the dmesg report ACPI status http://pastebin.com/d3835037c somethnig with ACPI prevented 90.4 from installing
[11:41] <irmandos_mobile> I'm using squid
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> sixnonep: its the same for all buntus
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> eto: then use bootoptions to disable acpi
[11:42] <OldSmoke> im still not having much luck with nvidia sli anybody know how?
[11:42] <cynth3tik>  /join #squid
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | eto
[11:42] <sixnonep> ActionParsnip: Thanks, I'll see how I go.
[11:43] <jimbeam12> hey all
[11:43] <jimbeam12> anyone here
[11:43] <OldSmoke> hi
[11:44] <soreau> jimbeam12: nope
[11:44] <eto> ActionParsnip : disabled everything on 9.04 -> acpi=off, noapic, nolapic. No single option specification and no combination of those worked, so I reverted to 8.04 which installs and runs
[11:44] <jimbeam12> hey
[11:45] <jimbeam12> need some help ..
[11:45] <eto> ActionParsnip: no 1280 x 1024 resolution
[11:45] <jimbeam12> have u used splash screen
[11:45] <eto> on 8.04, so I should try to edit xorg.conf?
[11:46] <levene> what package contains the code that runs the gnome desktop (the code that responds when something is drag-dropped from an app onto the desktop)?
[11:46] <jimbeam12> need to get a splash screen on boot menu
[11:47] <jimbeam12> i need to add a splash image to ubuntu bootloader
[11:50] <soreau> jimbeam12: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=30341
[11:50] <pretender> two ubuntu pc's how do i share files between them ubuntu 9.04 (copy video etc to other ubuntu pc)
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> eto: yes thats how you set the res
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> eto: for your card
[11:51] <eto> okay i am gonna try it, thank you very much for your help so far
[11:51] <jimbeam12> Soreus...brilliant thanks
[11:52] <indus> mmmm gui
[11:52] <indus> jimbeam12: you aim to make your installation perfect i presume :)
[11:53] <jimbeam12> yes ...
[11:53] <jimbeam12> jhye indux how are u bro..
[11:53] <jimbeam12> man are u here all day...
[11:53] <Reactor> Guys where is startmenu situeted? (I wanna edit it manually)
[11:54] <jrib> Reactor: read the spec on freedesktop.org then
[11:54] <Reactor> jrib: ?
[11:54] <jrib> Reactor: but I really recommend you just right click on the ubuntu icon and "edit menu"
[11:54] <jrib> Reactor: what's the question mark for?  What is your question?
[11:54] <eto> go to that site Reactor and read the specifications
[11:54] <Reactor> jrib: thx
[11:55] <Reactor> eto: ty
[11:55] <`brandon`> how do i amke a deb file?
[11:55] <`brandon`> make *
[11:55] <jrib> !packaging | `brandon`
[11:56] <lee> hello all
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> Reactor: you can use alacarte
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> Reactor: you can edit the ubuntu apps menu
[11:58] <mcmlxxi> when I plugin my usb device, tracker-applet says it can't reindex. i click Cancel , it doesn't go away. i click OK, it doesn't go away. how do I make it go away?
[11:58] <Guest214> I am having difficulties with my sound...
[11:58] <Guest214> i hear a Clicking sound... very annoying.
[11:59] <Guest214> but when I do play a movie / mp3... it plays fine. and the clicking goes away...
[11:59] <Guest214> until I exit out of the totem/mplayer or whatever app I am using
[12:01] <brendonsteen> anyone able to help me out with setting up my network connection in ubuntu 9.04?
[12:02] <lee> I have a fresh install of hardy (8.04 LTS, 64 bit) and I am trying to install vmware server.  I have the build-essential, ia32-libs, and linux-headers-2.6.27.4 packages for the running kernel, but I can't complete vmware-config.pl; it fails with "unable to build the vmmon module" after pages of output ( http://pastebin.com/m7dac5c21 ).  I can't find anything useful relating to this on google, vmware communities, or the ubuntu forums.  anybody ...
[12:02] <lee> ... have any ideas?
[12:02] <indus> brendonsteen: wired or wireless
[12:03] <brendonsteen> wired. static ip.
[12:03] <supermegazord> hello
[12:03] <indus> lee: is your system updated completely
[12:03] <lee> indus: yes
[12:03] <supermegazord> i have a proble with Munin softweare
[12:04] <supermegazord> after instalation soft dont create symlink in /etc/munin/plugins
[12:04] <LonelyDragon> any suggestions with ALSA sound...  when not playin a file.. it CLICKs in my speakers...
[12:05] <supermegazord> when i create this symlink munin node not download any data from my computer (localhost, 127.0.0.1
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> LonelyDragon: pull sliders for volumes down to 80%
[12:05] <indus> lee: run all the .configure , make etc?
[12:05] <lee> indus: the vmware-config script does all of that
[12:05] <indus> k
[12:05] <LonelyDragon> that just makes it less annoying.
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> !sound | LonelyDragon
[12:06] <indus> lee: maybe a hardware issue? with all those mem errors
[12:07] <lee> indus: umm... I don't think so... it's had a week of burn-in before going live
[12:07] <LonelyDragon> I can hear sound GREAT...  listen to my mp3s and movies...  without this crazy clicking... but once I leave the app after playing the mp3s...  this damn clicking starts...
[12:07] <LonelyDragon> !sound
[12:07] <indus> lee: dont know this'
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> LonelyDragon: maybe theres a setting in the sound options you are missing that may be outlined in the guides
[12:08] <indus> lee: i suggest copy the line from the paste and google with it
[12:08] <indus> works good
[12:08] <LonelyDragon> i'll check out the guides..
[12:08] <`brandon`> do you guys know about any parallels for Ubuntu 9.04?
[12:08] <krishnasut> i want to setup a cyber cafe .. and using ubuntu ... please you can tell me some useful tools !
[12:08] <indus> `brandon`: what is a paralle
[12:09] <doktoreas> hello folks, can I run a memory test on a remote server?
[12:09] <indus> krishnasut: what type of tools , for im use pidgin , use skype  etc
[12:09] <indus> krishnasut: could install windows apps with wine
[12:10] <duffydack> krishnasut, there is something called kiosk or something...
[12:10] <indus> krishnasut: also if you wait 1 month for newest ubuntu, you will have MSN video/voice with im
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> doktoreas: you could set memtest as the default boot in grub and reboot it....
[12:10] <krishnasut> i hate windows app !! I like to only use which is open sourced !
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> doktoreas: not sure about stopping it gracefully though
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> doktoreas: dead easy if you have a RAC card
[12:11] <`brandon`> have you ever heard of plesk?
[12:11] <indus> krishnasut: well depends on what your visitors want to do
[12:11] <indus> krishnasut: iam sure you got all the default open source apps with ubuntu already
[12:12] <indus> why is it that in yahoo or msn we only need to enter username and password while in linux its too many configs
[12:12] <indus> just one option to select protocol is understood but ,,,,,,
[12:13] <cgroza> hello
[12:13] <`brandon`> indus: why not just use pidgin?
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> indus: thats all i enter in my clients for chat
[12:13] <cgroza> how can i use wget to download files in a specific folder via terminal?
[12:14] <`brandon`> cd /path/to/the/folder/you/want/ then wget http://that.website.net/file.tar.gz
[12:14] <zamba> you can also use wget -O
[12:15] <cgroza> zamba,and after -0 to type the path?
[12:15] <zamba> or -P to define the path
[12:15] <krishnasut> I need server-client program .... cclfox... i tried but it not working and asking for .pam file.
[12:15] <cgroza> zamba thanks
[12:15] <zamba> wget -P /tmp/folder/i/want http://that.website.net/file.tar.gz
[12:15] <zamba> for instance
[12:15] <Sagaci> cgroza: wget --help
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> man wget
[12:17] <krishnasut> what is .pam file !!! please help !
[12:18] <sixnonep> Hi Guys, I have samba working on my LAN, does anyone know what the network gui is called under places in ubuntu, as it is not included in XUbuntu.
[12:18] <amortvigil> is there an ubuntu macbook chat channel?
[12:18] <kyja> why doesn't cron work? it takes * * * * * bash /home/jeromy/run.sh and the run.sh works fine if I launch from nautilus but it cron wont run it every minute
[12:18] <mcmlxxi> when I plugin my usb device, tracker-applet says it can't reindex. i click Cancel , it doesn't go away. i click OK, it doesn't go away. how do I make it go away?
[12:19] <mcmlxxi> !pam | krishnasut
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> !cron | kyja
[12:20] <kyja> ok I will read those
[12:20] <krishnasut> It may be a configuration file needed for running cllfox ! ubotto !!
[12:21] <sergiu>  sixnonep, you want to access network place?
[12:21] <sergiu> network:///
[12:22] <sixnonep> sergiu: Yes, I can from Gnome to XFCE, but not sure vice versa.
[12:22] <allan8904> hey, everytime i open kate or kontact 2 instances of it open in the taskbar, then when i quit the application only 1 dissapears...any ideas?
[12:23] <sobersabre> hi. is there a dedicated 64-bit ubuntu channel ?
[12:26] <`brandon`> This channel supports 64 bit.
[12:26] <`brandon`> as well as 32 bit.
[12:27] <stevej26uk> anyone tried the netbook remix im currently using the normal 9.04 on my netbook
[12:27] <sobersabre> ok, I have a nice and strong ubuntu server, and I'd like to know what do I need to do in order to install a virtual machine inside it to run 64-bit windows.
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | stevej26uk
[12:28] <sobersabre> my CPU supports the virtualization, I need to understand what alternatives I have "natively" supported by the ubuntu.
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> sobersabre: you will need to check your cpu can handle 64bit guests
[12:29] <d2do> hello, guys
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> sobersabre: not all can
[12:29] <bazhang> !kvm | sobersabre
[12:30] <sobersabre> bazhang: reading, thanks.
[12:30] <d2do> hey guys, anybody free?
[12:30] <bazhang> d2do, best to just ask
[12:30] <d2do> I want to know if there is a python channel in freenode.net?
[12:30] <geekbuntu> #python
[12:30] <bazhang> #python ?
[12:30] <geekbuntu> & ##python
[12:31] <geekbuntu> & #python-web
[12:31] <krishnasut> can anyone tell me what is .pam file ?
[12:31] <d2do> I tried #python, can't join
[12:31] <bazhang> d2do, are you registered
[12:31] <geekbuntu> read the message that pops up - you have to register
[12:31] <`brandon`> !lamp | `brandon`
[12:31] <bazhang> ask in #freenode d2do
[12:32] <MenZa> !register | d2do
[12:32] <ccfontes1> hi
[12:33] <`brandon`> there is no sudo apt-get install lamp?
[12:33] <d2do> there isn't a message telling me to register
[12:33] <d2do> & ##python
[12:34] <bazhang> d2do, please continue this in #freenode
[12:34] <Guest80801> hi
[12:34] <d2do> ok bazhang
[12:35] <ccfontes1> I installed the ubuntu-restricted-extras, but still I cant hear mp3 in banshee media player. what else may be happening? I have gstreamer erros on the terminal. but they dont specify anything
[12:36] <Prathap_> hi
[12:36] <bazhang> ccfontes1, this is 9.04? do other apps play the mp3 or no
[12:37] <ccfontes1> bazhang: yes it is 9.04 and vlc plays it
[12:37] <a_> bazhang || try audacious .
[12:37] <Vashta_Nerada> 9.04 roawks
[12:38] <sobersabre> ActionParsnip: how can I test if my CPU can support 64-bit guests ?
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> sobersabre: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep model | grep name     will tell you what CPU it is
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> sobersabre: you can then websearch its capabilities
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> sobersabre: you could also just download a 64bit ISO and try, its free
[12:40] <bazhang> ccfontes1, that is odd; banshee works fine here--have you tried adding the w32codecs from medibuntu.org
[12:40] <masquerade> hi everyone
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> sobersabre: even  a gentoo minimal will do
[12:40] <m0r0n> Why does my audio muffle all the time
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> sobersabre: or minimal ubuntu iso
[12:41] <dsdeiz> hi there, what is it called when i press ctrl+alt+f1? vtty1 ?
[12:41] <masquerade> m0r0n: muffle?
[12:41] <masquerade> dsdeiz: yes, i think so. it should display it
[12:41] <bullgard4> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SeaMonkey: "SeaMonkey consists of a web browser, an e-mail and news client program (SeaMonkey Mail & Newsgroups, which shares code with Mozilla Thunderbird), an HTML editor and an IRC client (ChatZilla)." How can I call 'SeaMonkey Mail & Newsgroups' without calling Thunderbird?
[12:42] <m0r0n> masquerade: Yes, when I listen it just muffles. As in it mashes sounds together skips some etc at the same time
[12:42] <dsdeiz> masquerade: uhm, is there a way i can view what was written upon boot up? i've removed 'quiet' from menu.lst in order for me to see what's happening upon boot time
[12:42] <masquerade> hm, im not familiar with sound problems, im sorry
[12:42] <masquerade> dsdeiz: istnt there a logfile?
[12:43] <dsdeiz> masquerade: dunno. hehehe
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> bullgardopera does all those things
[12:43] <masquerade> and maybe botting in recovry mode may help reviewing the written stuff
[12:43] <Jejege> When I pass the curson over a scroll bar the mouse focuses on this scroll bar without clicking it. Does anybody know how could I make the mouse focus on a scroll bar only after I click on it?
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> bullgard: opera does all those things
[12:43] <dsdeiz> i thought at first that switching to vtty1 and just pressing page up would allow me to see the things written
[12:44] <sipior> dsdeiz: try "dmesg"
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> Jejege:  you sure its not activating the whole window? I dont see that effect here.
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> Jejege:  or do you mean it scrolls with out actually 'activating the window' so the window still stays unselected/below the others.  (i like that feature)  L:)
[12:45] <ccfontes1> bazhang: no, I didnt.. I will try now. do there w32codecs have the same name as the usual ones?
[12:45] <bullgard4> ActionParsnip: Great! But I'd like to concentrate on Firefox and SeaMonkey. That's enough for me.
[12:45] <sipior> dsdeiz: if you need more, enable bootlogd in /etc/default/boologd
[12:45] <eto> ActionParsnip : after too much fiddling i just replaced the card with nvidia it now works with proprietary driver
[12:45] <bazhang> ccfontes1, there is a deb to dl at medibuntu.org should you wish to avoid activating the medibuntu repos
[12:45] <dsdeiz> sipior: how?
[12:46] <Jejege> Dr_Willis yeah, for example if I move the cursor over the scroll bar of xchat, when I use the scroll button, this bar scrolls automatically
[12:46] <manolo> hello
[12:46] <eto> anybody is there a way to have different language for each user?
[12:46] <sipior> dsdeiz: edit the file /etc/default/bootlogd. change "No" to "Yes"
[12:46] <manolo> i need help with dolphin of boonex
[12:46] <Dr_Willis> Jejege:  Yes. i like that feature. :) I miss it when im on my windows machines.
[12:46] <bernardlychan> guys how do i convert a .img to .iso? whenever i try to put the .img on the usb... and try to boot it up... it says invalid file system. i'm trying to use unr
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> eto: nvidia kicks ass
[12:47] <acostello> hello all, i just got my netbook up with ubuntu 9.04 and need a bit of help with with wireless. it sees my atheros chip, but wont show up in the network section, and my three interfaces show no wireless extensions
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> eto: should be
[12:47] <manolo> the installation say what /ur/bin/php not found
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> bernardlychan:  what command EXACTLY are you using to put the img on the usb drive?
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> !locale | eto
[12:47] <ccfontes1> bazhang: I already have medibuntu because of skype.. is it the same package name? if so, how can I know easily im downloadind the right package?
[12:47] <bazhang> bernardlychan, there is an imgwriter deb ppa you can download
[12:47] <_qUaNtUm_> hi guys, ive just installed glipper with "apt-get install glipper" and it went fine but itz not in my Applications and the .bin does not appear in usr/bin, plus if i run "glipper" from a terminal no such... also tried reinstall it but it says itz already there... thanks
[12:47] <Jejege> Dr_Willis, I prefer to click over it. I mess up a lot of settings with this feature, especially when there are multiple scroll bars in a window
[12:48] <bernardlychan> Dr_willis: i'm using the windows img writer thing.
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> the UNR 'img' file is not a iso image...
[12:48] <eto> is locale used even by gtk/gui apps?
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> its a 'hard drive image'
[12:48] <acostello> ActionParsnip: hey bud, its crackheadjunky, i just got my netbook up on ubuntu finally, and could use your help if you have a second
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> acostello: ask the channel
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> bernardlychan:  odd.. You could try just using the dd command to put it on the usb.
[12:48] <acostello> ActionParsnip: i did... just waiting...
[12:48] <bernardlychan> maybe my download was bad ?
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> bernardlychan:  similer to 'dd if=whatever.img  of=/dev/sdb' (NOT sdb1)
[12:48] <bazhang> ccfontes1, does apt-cache search w32codecs return anything
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> bernardlychan:  thats possible.
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> bernardlychan:  its larger then a normal cd. so you cant burn it to cd.
[12:49] <bernardlychan> Dr_Willis: tried burning it to a dvd... but didn't work? couldn't boot it up?
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> acostello: if you run: sudo iwlist scan   do you see access points?
[12:49] <eto> bernardlychan : today i just learned to md5sum everything if you have hash you should try it
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> acostello: if not run: sudo lshw -C network | grep product    to see the chip you have, you can then websearch that
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> bernardlychan:  its NOT an iso image file.  the .img extension was just used because they couldent thin of any other extension. Its a ext2/3 filesystem image.
[12:49] <acostello> i see lo, eth0, and pan0 with interface doesnt support scanning
[12:50] <_qUaNtUm_> hi guys, ive just installed glipper with "apt-get install glipper" and it went fine but itz not in my Applications and the .bin does not appear in usr/bin, plus if i run "glipper" from a terminal no such... also tried reinstall it but it says itz already there... thanks
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> bernardlychan:  UNR for 9.10 comes on ISO  it seems last i looked. :)
[12:50] <eto> DVD requires special bootsector i believe and completely different FS
[12:50] <dox> I'm having a problem with launching apps on particular screens in X, could anyone give me a hand with that?
[12:50] <JeoTheLeo> hello, I need help with my intel G35 chipset
[12:50] <ccfontes1> bazhang: yes, it is the version from medibuntu. and it is already installed. maybe from the ubuntu restricted extras meta package. one else can I do.. this is very strange
[12:50] <bernardlychan> Dr_Willis: so i must put it on a usb?
[12:50] <sobersabre> ActionParsnip: I don't get it.
[12:50] <eto> bernardlychan : you must put it onto the hdd
[12:51] <captnchaos> _qUaNtUm_, GLipper: Clipboard manager for the GNOME panel
[12:51] <iamleneko> hi
[12:51] <sobersabre> I have a rather high end machine. It CURRENTLY runs intrepid 64-bit.
[12:51] <acostello> ActionParsnip: it sees my three interfaces, but says interface does not support scanning
[12:51] <sipior> _qUaNtUm_: if it's a gnome panel applet, it won't show up in applications. try adding an applet to the panel.
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> acostello: then i ave a second command for you to run
[12:51] <sobersabre> ActionParsnip: how can I know it CAN or CANNOT host a 64-bit windows ?
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> bernardlychan:  yes.
[12:51] <mcmlxxi> when I plug in my usb device, tracker-applet says it can't reindex. i click Cancel , it doesn't go away. i click OK, it doesn't go away. how do I make it go away?
[12:51] <iamleneko> what speed transfert would be possible with transfering files via nfs and a 1GB/ network ?
[12:52] <dox> iamleneko: Probably the transfer rate of the slowest disk involved.
[12:52] <_qUaNtUm_> sipior, captnchaos: i tried that -_- but its not in the list
[12:52] <bernardlychan> ty Dr_Willis... i must have a bad download then. after i put the img onto the usb, will i see files on the usb? or will there be nothing?
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> iamleneko:  I recall there being some tweaks you can do to nfs to get a little more speed.. but its got fairly low overhead  compared to other ways
[12:53] <GobiTheGoblin> Hi guys =)
[12:53] <iamleneko> dox, so i must have a problem, right now it does ~ 9Mo/s
[12:53] <JeoTheLeo> mcmlxxi, tried configuring the tracker-applet?
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> sobersabre: websearches
[12:53] <sipior> sobersabre: check the vmware website. i believe they distribute a utility which can check for you (or you can do some digging via google)
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> bernardlychan:  the thumnbdrive will be a ext2/3 filesystem.  BUT  you will have to mount 'sdb' in linux to see them. Not sdb1  (its weird that way)
[12:53] <JeoTheLeo> hello Dr_Willis
[12:53] <mcmlxxi> JeoTheLeo, no, I didn't even know it can be configure
[12:53] <mcmlxxi> d
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> acostello: sudo lshw -C network | grep product
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> acostello: tells you the chip, you can then websearch for guides
[12:54] <dox> iamleneko: Seems like it, it's probably the way the disk is accessed rather than the physical drive limit but I'm afraid I can't help.
[12:54] <ax-ax> how can i see a list of groups i'm in?
[12:54] <GobiTheGoblin> Do i have to put ssh server in /etc/init.d/ order it to start autmatically before login?
[12:54] <captnchaos> _qUaNtUm_, its a plugin for gnome. there is no executable
[12:54] <dox> How do you get X to launch an app in the screen it was launched rather than screen 0 ?
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> ax-ax: groups
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> ax-ax: thats the command
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> GobiTheGoblin:   When i install the openssh service.. it auto sets itself up to run at boot time.
[12:54] <acostello> ActionParsnip: it shows both my nic cards the atheros, and the realtek
[12:54] <ax-ax> aha
[12:54] <ax-ax> :D
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> dox:  DISPLAY=X.X  commandtorun
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> acostello: then remove the grep for more info, you can then get it installed
[12:55] <GobiTheGoblin> Dr_Willis: I  tought that too.. but it doesn't start. well i take a look. Ty
[12:55] <dox> There must be a more... useable way?
[12:55] <captnchaos> _qUaNtUm_, Glipper can now be used by right-clicking on the GNOME panel and select "Add to Panel". In the dialog, choose Clipboardmanager and Glipper will appear in the Panel.
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> !bum | GobiTheGoblin
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> GobiTheGoblin:  try sudo service ssh restart
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> GobiTheGoblin: you can add it using bum
[12:55] <iamleneko> i am not sure at all the drives are involved with my problem, the nfs server have 2 networks cards that acces 2 different network, i don't know but i have the intuition it come from this
[12:55] <_qUaNtUm_> captnchaos: ok, maybe ill just try something else, another thing, du no how to put the servers list here in x-chat for gnome in the lower screen instead of on the left side?
[12:55] <GobiTheGoblin> ActionParsnip: ty =)
[12:56] <indus> whats a good HDD size to buy today? 250 gb fair ?
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> dox:  a program looks at the DISPLAY variable to see where to launch.. some have a SCREEN/Display option/configs tehy may read.. but not  all/many
[12:56] <captnchaos> _qUaNtUm_, right click your  gnome panel, select "Add to Panel" and add "Clipboardmanager"
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> indus: depends on needs
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> indus:  i dont waste my time on anything under 500gb. or 1tb
[12:56] <miller> cheers
[12:56] <indus> ActionParsnip: i dont store any movies etc, just predatorand alien :)
[12:56] <dox> Dr_Willis: Hmm, it's amazing how un-useable dual-monitors is proving to be!
[12:56] <dox> Dr_Willis: But thank you.
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> indus:   you spend $50 for 250gb.. for @50 more - ya get 1TB...
[12:56] <indus> i guess with HD content that could be an issue
[12:56] <acostello> ActionParsnip: it says its disabled
[12:56] <indus> hmm yeah
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> indus: if you need space, buy it, if you dont, buy something smaller to save cash
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> dox:  i have no issues with dual monitors. :) but i do use Twinview - I dont see any reason to run 2 X servers.
[12:57] <_qUaNtUm_> captnchaos: told u i have already done that but theres no such thing as glipper or clipboard manager
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> acostello: thats ecause it has no driver
[12:57] <indus> is it true that smaller HDD are faster?
[12:57] <dox> Dr_Willis: TwinView is fine, EXCEPT that it spans the wallpaper
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> indus: no
[12:57] <captnchaos> _qUaNtUm_, what language do you speak?
[12:57] <acostello> indus: absolutely not, the bigger the platter the faster the device
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> dox:  actually..  I just make extra wide custome wallpaper...
[12:57] <indus> the spindle has to travel less to access data?
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> dox:  you are doing a lot of work for fancy wallpaper...
[12:57] <dox> My monitors aren't equal sized.
[12:57] <indus> hmm interesting
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> dox:  neitehr are mine.. so i customiuzed the wallpaper.. it wasent hard
[12:58] <indus> seagate or WD?
[12:58] <dox> I'm always changing my wallpaper so I'd spend more time editing than working
[12:58] <acostello> indus: i use both.
[12:58] <indus> i want something that lasts for 10 years like an IBM
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> dox:  perhaps ya should just quit twiddling with things and use a solid color..
[12:58] <acostello> acostello: both are good drives
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> dox:  actually I think KDE let me set different wallpapers on each monitor..
[12:58] <acostello> indus: well, ibm has never lasted for years like that. dont you remember the deathstar they made not long ago
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> dox:  im pretty SURE kde4 let me do that.
[12:58] <miller> how can i add a "Add/Remove..." button on Ubuntu Netbook Remix?
[12:59] <eto> well ActionParsnip i am correcting myself the res work however the logon screen is locked in some wicked resolution so the buttons are not visible
[12:59] <indus> acostello: that was after you were born :)
[12:59] <JeoTheLeo> anyone experienced with intel graphics chipsets?
[12:59] <_qUaNtUm_> captnchaos: im bilingual and also speak other languages, but dont understand what this has to do with my prob o_O
[12:59] <eto> will deleting xorg.conf fix that?
[12:59] <dox> Dr_Willis: Yeah it crossed my mind but changing WM to achieve that seems extreme :)
[12:59] <indus> acostello: i have a 10 GB drive which still works
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> dox:   worrying about wallpaper seems extreme to me.
[12:59] <JeoTheLeo> lol
[12:59] <rroot> HI
[12:59] <JeoTheLeo> hola
[12:59] <indus> ill wantto try newer brand with 16 mb cache etc
[12:59] <dox> Dr_Willis: When you spend as much time in front of the computer as I do, a plain blue background gets old real quick
[12:59] <acostello> indus: dude, go buy a 500gb drive and move on. the speed on the interface for that 10 gb has to be like 4200
[13:00] <indus> WD seems nice , \
[13:00] <captnchaos> _qUaNtUm_, cause it wont be called "cliboard manager" if you dont have an english version of ubuntu. it will be translated into your language
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> dox:  i alwo recall that Google app Picassa (i think) could do 'collages'  the size of your current desktop :) it makes some nice wallpapers.
[13:00] <acostello> indus: have you looked at newegg?
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> dox:  learn to maxamize your working apps. :)
[13:00] <indus> acostello: well i will,when they launch in india :P
[13:00] <acostello> indus: lol
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> eto: get logged into something then run: gksudo nvidia-settings    set the  res then click   save to xorg.conf   this will fix that for you
[13:00] <dox> Dr_Willis: :)
[13:00] <_qUaNtUm_> captnchaos: ok that im a noob, but im not an idiot though :D
[13:00] <captnchaos> _qUaNtUm_, ;)
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> dox:  write an app that  resizes/joins the 2 images.. and sets the wallpaper.. that shouldent be too hard to do. :)
[13:00] <captnchaos> _qUaNtUm_, its there. 100%
[13:01] <dox> Dr_Willis: I'm more likely to just buy a new monitor tbh :)
[13:01] <acostello> indus: paypal me some loot, and i will get you a drive from newegg... lol
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: imagemagick ;)
[13:01] <_qUaNtUm_> captnchaos: anyway could u tell me how to move the servers bar right here in x-chat from the left to the lower side of the screen?
[13:01] <indus> acostello: will get stuck at customs
[13:01] <acostello> indus: ah....
[13:01] <acostello> indus: customs suck...
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  yep. :)
[13:02] <indus> acostello: nvm i think ill go for 500 gb then , but the price is quite higher than 250 gb
[13:02] <dsdeiz> sipior: so how do i view it after i've enabled bootlogd?
[13:02] <indus> nvm its off topic discussion maybe
[13:02] <indus> Amaranth:
[13:02] <indus> oops
[13:02] <captnchaos> _qUaNtUm_, no
[13:02] <JeoTheLeo> anyone tried intellinuxgraphics.org
[13:02] <JeoTheLeo> ?
[13:03] <acostello> indus: in case you couldnt tell, this is crackheadjunky from yesterday..
[13:03] <indus> i know
[13:03] <acostello> indus: i got ubuntu on the netbook
[13:03] <acostello> indus: and upgraded to 9.04 but cant get the wireless up still.
[13:03] <JEEB> Well hello there #ubuntu. I'm running the 9.04 ubuntu server and I'd like to have some game servers etc. to start on bootup. What's the correct way to do that?
[13:03] <sobersabre> sh1t!
[13:03] <DryGrain> i also have ubuntu on  a netbook
[13:03] <sobersabre> I ran the vmware test tool, and it tells me "This host is capable of running a 64-bit guest operating system under this
[13:03] <sobersabre> VMware product"
[13:04] <tehbaut> is there a specifications document somewhere that details how server edition was configured? I'm curious to check it out, since I'm looking to setup a desktop with some benefits of what the server ed. offers
[13:04] <Pici> sobersabre: Please mind your language here.
[13:04] <sobersabre> sorry.
[13:04] <sobersabre> is it possible the testing tool is not updated enough ?
[13:04] <JeoTheLeo> !intellinuxgraphics
[13:04] <JeoTheLeo> !intel
[13:04] <acostello> sobersabre: what kind of cpu is it?
[13:05] <sobersabre> acostello: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU           E5420  @ 2.50GHz
[13:05] <sobersabre> this kind.
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> JEEB: add the command to call them in /etc/rc.local    remember to add & tobackground run the service
[13:05] <acostello> sobersabre: model?
[13:05] <sobersabre> E5420 ... isn't it the model ?
[13:05] <sobersabre> Xeon QuadCore.
[13:05] <acostello> sobersabre: that will run 64 bit
[13:06] <sobersabre> acostello: we're talking about "guest 64-bit OS inside the current 64-bit OS"
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> dox:  heres my gimp template for my 'wallpaper' background   i normally play with  http://drop.io/gx1kiao
[13:06] <sobersabre> RIGHT ?
[13:06] <miller> can someone help me ive got a question about netbook-launcher
[13:06] <JEEB> ActionParsnip, thanks! I'll see what I can find on /etc/rc.local's manpages etc. to see how to properly conf it :) Also, I guess there'll be settings on which user it'll be started etc.?
[13:06] <acostello> sobersabre: see, the quad core means you can run up to 4 different vms in vmware, and that shouldnt be a problem 64 bit inside a 64 bit os
[13:06] <acostello> sobersabre: at least in windows...
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> JEEB:  its just launches stuff as root..  not much to it.
[13:07] <acostello> sobersabre: dont know bout ubuntu
[13:07] <eto> thx ActionParsnip very much! it worked, now I am happy thank you all for support
[13:07] <sobersabre> acostello: so.. now the oposite question: why would VMWAre tool report me otherwise ? :)
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> JEEB:  no need for sudo. use & after commands that may 'hang/take over the shell' and put stuff befor the last exit command.
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> JEEB: its just a script of stuff thats ran when everything is done
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> JEEB: but before the logon prompt
[13:07] <JEEB> Dr_Willis, isn't it not recommended to run stuff as root?
[13:07] <acostello> sobersabre: is it the latest tool? also, if you call them, they will help you also. they are very friendly, and can answer just about every question you have.
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> eto: np
[13:07] <JEEB> Yeah, that part I understand
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> JEEB:  its the last service that runs.. but  depending on what you do it may not finish befor gdm shows up
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> JEEB:  its ran by  the system..  so of course it runs as root.
[13:08] <JEEB> ok...
[13:08] <acostello> sobersabre: have you tried it in virtualbox?
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> JEEB: you may need to modify the run so it runs as a limited user for security
[13:08] <JEEB> Yeah
[13:08] <JEEB> That's what I was thinking about
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> JEEB:  you can make it run specific commands as a specific user if you want. but it all depends on your exact needs.
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> JEEB:  its more of a 'catch all' for things that just need to  'get-r-done' :)
[13:09] <JEEB> well, I set up an ubuntu server for my friend and he wants to run an et server on it that gets started up as he starts the machine :)
[13:09] <JEEB> So I guess I'll be making it run it as a specific user
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> Proberlyt a good idea.
[13:12] <kjelle> lo
[13:12] <kjelle> which ubuntu distro goes with 2.6.14?
[13:12] <kjelle> (which must i use to have that kernel)
[13:13] <jpds> kjelle: None: http://paste.ubuntu.com/276369/
[13:13] <cgroza> how can i mount a md5 file ?
[13:13] <jimbeam12> hey all wsup
[13:13] <levene> cgroza: you can't. an md5 file is a checksum
[13:13] <cgroza> levene , an mdf
[13:13] <cgroza> sorry
[13:14] <indus> !md5 | cgroza
[13:14] <jimbeam12> anyon know how to get gnome-session-manger to run
[13:14] <jimbeam12> just typed in terminal and it didnt work
[13:14] <cgroza> how can i mount a mdf file ?
[13:14] <indus> jimbeam12: it alwass runs in background
[13:14] <indus> cgroza: aah thats an iso
[13:15] <indus> cgroza: its an image file i believe
[13:15] <cousteau> what's the /cow directory?
[13:15] <indus> cgroza: you have to use the command mount
[13:15] <cgroza> indus, i tied with gmount-iso but i get an error
[13:15] <cousteau> I'm trying to run java from a live Hardy CD and it tries to find something on a directory called /cow
[13:15] <indus> cgroza: some game you trying to play?
[13:15] <Dr_Willis> cgroza:  ive heard that the fuseiso (or was it iso9660fuse) tools can allow you to access mdf and other formats
[13:16] <cgroza> indus,i want to see if call of duty works in wine...
[13:16] <Dr_Willis> cgroza:  but games with copy protection WONT be happy with it.
[13:16] <Nielsen> i use AcetoneISO
[13:16] <jimbeam12> hey indus still cant ge that to work..adding splash image to booloader
[13:16] <cgroza> Dr_Willis,i have a pirated version :D
[13:16] <indus> cgroza: mount -o loop  image_name.mdf /directory/name
[13:17] <cgroza> thanks
[13:17] <usuario_> tus muertos
[13:17] <indus> cgroza: understand? this will probably autorun the files in it
[13:17] <cgroza> indus,yup
[13:17] <usuario_> tu puta amadre
[13:17] <jpatota> does anybody have recommended tool for managing their ipod?
[13:17] <bazhang> usuario_, stop that
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> cgroza:   one of the main uses for mdf was to 'include' the copyprotection stuff.. thus it still might have issues with copy protection.
[13:17] <indus> jimbeam12: please ask the channel, i cant answer all questions, nor do they pay me any money
[13:17] <dsdeiz> !divx
[13:18] <usuario_> esla
[13:18] <Myrtti> !es | usuario_
[13:18] <indus> Dr_Willis: naah i think that happens after the mount is done
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> cgroza:  try those fuse tools or track down a mdf->iso converter also..
[13:18] <acostello> ah yes. my netbook has wireless. thank god!
[13:18] <usuario_> k os foyen
[13:18] <compgenius999> i've just installed arch linux on /dev/sda3 and ubuntu is running on sda1
[13:18] <indus> Dr_Willis: i have mounted smiliar things before probably gears of war
[13:18] <compgenius999> how would i get grub to boot arch?
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> indus:  yes. but when the game runs.. and dosent see the disk it wont work.
[13:18] <cgroza> Dr_Willis , i am trying via terminal now
[13:18] <jimbeam12> i repeat... still cant ge that to work..adding splash image to booloader
[13:18] <indus> Dr_Willis: not sure though, you re right probab;ly
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> compgenius999:  edit your menu.lst and put in a proper entry for the ARCH system
[13:19] <compgenius999> i have no idea how to do that...
[13:19] <indus> cgroza: pirated call of duty i believe
[13:19] <compgenius999>  know how to edit menu.lst
[13:19] <compgenius999> but not arches info
[13:19] <JEEB> question: I google'd with rc.local ubuntu to see examples, but I got https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RcLocalHowto which says that ubuntu doesn't have rc.local... which it has in /etc/ >_> Someone can give me some light if this page is out-of-date?
[13:19] <bazhang> jimbeam12, using splashy?
[13:19] <indus> jimbeam12: did u add the xpm file to grub folder?
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> compgenius999:  then you proberly shouldent be runnign arch linux. You  may want to read up on  the arch wiki pages on proper grub enetries for booting it.. put the entry at the end of tue ubuntu grub menu.lst
[13:20] <jimbeam12> yes it doing my head in...lol
[13:20] <compgenius999> i am going to then
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> compgenius999:  archlinux wikis are the first place to check :)
[13:20] <bazhang> compgenius999, their channel is #archlinux
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> compgenius999:  #archlinux - and they will tell you to go read the wiki :)
[13:20] <compgenius999> ok
[13:21] <indus> compgenius999: i think he can get advice here too?
[13:21] <jimbeam12> yes i did
[13:21] <indus> bazhang: ubuntu is friendlier :)
[13:21]  * compgenius999 goes and checks the arch wiki
[13:21] <cgroza> indus,when i try to mount in terminal its says : you must specify filename type
[13:21] <indus> cgroza: ya sorry
[13:21] <Myrtti> indus: archlinux is not ubuntu
[13:22] <acostello> i need to share this with you guys, so you all know. the only way i could get to 9.04 was if during boot up, and the ubuntu was loading, i unplugged the usb key, then plugged it back in. that found the usb key again, and started the load. then i updated from 8.10 to 9.04 and whalla. it works.
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> archlinix is about as far from ubuntu as a disrto can get. :)
[13:22] <indus> Myrtti: he is dual booting, but its your channel so fair enough
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> acostello:  ive seen several systems that goof up with some usb exteranl drives/keys - this pc wont even BOOT anything with   my new external usb HD plugged in. :)
[13:22] <cgroza> Dr_Willis,how do i install acetoneiso
[13:22] <cgroza> in terminal i cant
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> cgroza:  if its in the repos.. sudo apt-get install PACKAGENAME
[13:23] <roygbiv> i couldn't get 9.04 to install on ext3. i had to use ext4
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> !info acetoneiso
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> cgroza:  ive never heard/seen that tool.
[13:23] <cgroza> Dr_Willis,it looks like its not
[13:23] <indus> cgroza: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/mount-and-unmount-isomdfnrg-images-using-acetoneiso-gui-tool.html
[13:23] <indus> super easy
[13:24] <indus> !info acetone
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> fuseiso - FUSE module to mount ISO filesystem images
[13:24] <acostello> Dr_Willis: it was really messed up. but the loading is so fast in unr that i couldnt get it to work, so i had to back to 8.10 full version to get it to load up..
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> fuseiso9660 - File System in User Space - Module for ISO9660
[13:24] <indus> cgroza: try with the iso9660 filetype
[13:24] <CyberZet> cgroza: I recommend, afterwards, to convert all your images to the STANDARD ISO9660
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> cgroza:  those 2 packages fuseiso and fuseiso9660 claim to be able to access more then just iso9660 formated files.
[13:24] <indus> bah thats only for cd roms i think
[13:25] <tj83_> hey guys, maybe someone can help me out. How can I log in my gdm session say at home from remote location over ssh? what command will log the gdm session in?
[13:25] <cgroza> i am installing fuseiso
[13:25] <cgroza> thanks
[13:25] <CyberZet> tj83_ : You can't, use VNC
[13:26] <iceroot> tj83_: if you need ony one App with gui, use ssh -X. if you want the desktop, use vnc
[13:26] <iceroot> tj83_: with ssh -X you can start a GUI-App at the host, and see it at your pc
[13:26] <tj83_> CyberZet, i think maybe your missing my intention, but thanks for replying, i realize i cant over ssh get the GUI... but thats not my intent, say after a reboot, and i have user logon enabled, VNC would not actually start untill that local user was logged on, so after a reboot, i need to log on the gdm session to be able to do other task which are not possible until the gdm session is esablished.
[13:26] <tj83_> iceroot, yea i know xforwarding too
[13:27] <iceroot> tj83_: auto-login?
[13:27] <tj83_> iceroot, well i could do that. but then there are security possibilities local there at the machine
[13:27] <tj83_> iceroot, i'd like to do it from command line.
[13:28] <tj83_> per session
[13:28] <acostello> now, i have to get power management to work and work well
[13:28] <Dr_Willis> tj83_:  you can set up gdm to auto-login
[13:28] <tj83_> Dr_Willis, yea, but not what i am after
[13:28] <Dr_Willis> tj83_:  you can set up vncserver where you dont have to use  the current logged in user.
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> tj83_:  no need to login via gdm at all.. ssh in, run vncserver, connect via vncviewer
[13:29] <tj83_> Dr_Willis, yea i know that too... is what i am seeking that rare of a task?
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> tj83_:  you dont want to vnc over the internet without running it throguh a tunnle either..
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> tj83_: why not just use ssh to command line to do what you need?
[13:29] <tj83_> Dr_Willis, i have some experience :P
[13:30] <Dr_Willis>  tj83_  so im not sure what you want to do.. but theres ways to get vnc going without gdm.
[13:30] <raza> how to back up ubuntu set up on usb
[13:30] <tj83_> Dr_Willis, i dont care about vnc at all....
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> tj83_:  and you could edit the gdm configs to auto-logion then restart gdm
[13:30] <tj83_> this is potentially useful in providing support to noobs
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> tj83_:  so ive totally lost what you are tryign to do then. :)
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> Oh 'noob support' :)
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> tj83_: http://stevenharman.net/blog/archive/2008/12/13/vnc-to-a-headless-ubuntu-box.aspx
[13:31] <tj83_> ok, say you have a box Dr_Willis and this user has an account obviously, NOT auto-login, and they are away from the machine, you have ssh access. but you still need to log them in, if you have the login info you should be able to do this some kinda way
[13:32] <Rabbitbunny> No, you shouldn't.
[13:32] <raza> how to backup ubuntu settings on usb? somebody help me please
[13:32] <dsdeiz> hmm, so how do i play divx movies in ubuntu?
[13:32] <tj83_> Why not Rabbitbunny i mean if you have root access you SHOULD be able to do whatever you need to do
[13:33] <able> tj83_, not without the users prior knowledge and consent
[13:33] <Rabbitbunny> tj83_: Not remotely. You can do anything you need via ssh. There is no reason to allow graphical login.
[13:33] <tj83_> ITS MY BOX! lol
[13:33] <Rabbitbunny> then use shh.
[13:33] <llml> Anyone: with what tools can I add comments/notations to certain lines in a pdf file?
[13:33] <Superpsyko> hello
[13:34] <able> differents situation if it's your box
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> Just because  You want to - dont mean you can.
[13:34] <tj83_> here is the deal and it should make more sense, i like to log into my gdm, I like to play video/music for my girlfriend from ssh via mplayer. kinda a romantic kick
[13:34] <Superpsyko> could anyone help me getting sound through HDMI ?
[13:34] <sahil> wo
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> tj83_:  theres also specific security features to block that kind of stuff. :)
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: +1 for ssh
[13:35] <tj83_> Dr_Willis, hmm... well this is Linux, if i wanted to be told what i can and cant do by a machine i'd be using windows now wouldnt I? lol
[13:35] <cgroza> when i try to install acetoneiso it says dependecy not satisfied?what can i do?
[13:35] <dsdeiz> ssh? gdm? i thought ssh was all text
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> tj83_: vlc has a web interface you can connect to via http, much more sleek
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> tj83_:  whatever.
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> dsdeiz: it can be, you can also use x forwarding
[13:35] <Rabbitbunny> tj83_: You're being ignorant. use mpd via ssh to do what you want, You do not need to login via gdm.
[13:36] <dsdeiz> oh cool. never thought about that
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> tj83_: you can also use x forwarding for media apps, display is local but sound stays on the server
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> tj83_: no need for stupid vnc
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> but if another user is logged in.. they may have the sound exculisively locked.
[13:36] <dsdeiz> ActionParsnip: lol! i was about to ask about vnc hehehe
[13:36] <tj83_> nm, i'll figure it out. sorry to waste all your time. and yea VNC doesnt work well on a 3360x1050 desktop
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> Otherwise i could make the wifes pc make 'Moo Cow sounds'  from the basement.
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: not if you ssh as the same user, its what i do here.
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  :) shes getting a MooCow wakeup call then! :)
[13:37] <Rabbitbunny> tj83_: I just told you how to do it. First rule of linux, listen to those that know more than you.
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> dsdeiz: i hate vnc, there are billions of better solutions to the things people use it for
[13:37] <santic> .
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> X forwarding is fun.
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: hehe, use espeak during the night, thats a fun one ;) set the speed fairly slow too
[13:37] <santic> hey everybody
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  :)  We need a good Talking Clock!
[13:38] <tj83_> Rabbitbunny, your so cool... wish i could grow up and be big and bad and all knowing like yourself there. whom doesnt even know the answer i seek. lay off, I'm out, i do a lot of support for Ubuntu as a whole. respect is what you need.
[13:38] <bazhang> lets keep it civil please
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: i go for "This is the voice of the mysterons"
[13:38] <Pici> Lets also keep it on topic.
[13:39]  * Dr_Willis checks the repo for a talking clock
[13:39]  * indus does nothing
[13:39] <theNorth> Hi can someone help me please, I reformatted my partition to FAT (and as a result deleting ubuntu). Now I recieve grub error 17. I want to uninstall/remove grub and ubuntu alltogether. I am using the live cd 8.10 right now.
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: could pipe the output of time to espeak
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> libtime-human-perl - convert localtime() format to "speaking clock" time
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> now what is 'speaking clock' format? used by.
[13:40] <saurav> what is pdfcube ? is it useful !!
[13:40] <indus> theNorth: so if ubuntu doesnt exist, how can you boot
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> saurav:  shows your pdfs on a cube i thought
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> !info pdfcube
[13:40] <theNorth> indus: I am using live cd right now.
[13:40] <indus> theNorth: do you have windows installed? and want to install ubuntu again?
[13:41] <indus> ActionParsnip: your are tireless in your efforts :)
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> indus: i try
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> indus: bravo to you too sir
[13:41] <indus> ActionParsnip: naah i dont know anything really
[13:41] <theNorth> indus: yes.
[13:41] <indus> lol thanks
[13:41] <dsdeiz> hello again, i've enabled bootlogd, so how can i see the logs?
[13:42] <indus> oh that was for my comment oops
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz:  i never was able to get bootlogd to actually work.
[13:42] <indus> theNorth: so whta exactly is the problem? with live cd you can easily reinstall ubuntu
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz:  im not sure it even works at all.
[13:42] <irmandos> I have apache installed and made some manual changes to the conf files f'ing it up. is there anyway that I can 'reset' apache to all the defaults?
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> !info bootlogd
[13:43] <indus> theNorth: i assume you have separate partitions on the drive so you can do a nice manual install
[13:43] <theNorth> indus: I dont want to reinstall ubuntu, I want to uninstall it.
[13:43] <dsdeiz> ok, so maybe there's a workaround for me to review what was written upon boot up?
[13:43] <indus> theNorth: it cannot be uninstalled, once you format the partition its gone thats it
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> theNorth:  then you restore your bootloader with whatever os you want to controll the bootloader
[13:44] <indus> theNorth: which i believe you did, so what is next? you want to remove grub i suppose
[13:44] <[A]KangB> Having problems woth latests kernels.... I hace posted it 3 weeks ago without eny response.. any idea? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7952837
[13:44] <indus> theNorth: just use the windows rescue cd and do a 'fixmbr' and grub will be histroy
[13:44] <indus> history
[13:45] <theNorth> indus: Didnt get a recovery disc with my laptop, only a recovery partition (but cant access due to grub error 17)
[13:45] <indus> theNorth: wokay?
[13:45] <indus> theNorth: aah sorry then iam not sure whatto do , can anyone else maybe Dr_Willis or ActionParsnip advice
[13:45] <theexperts> i want to use google chrome in ubuntu it works or not ??
[13:46] <jtk001c> not
[13:46] <jtk001c> unless you run some sort of VM with windows on it.
[13:46] <santic> wasn't there a beta of it?
[13:46] <theexperts> koo;
[13:46] <theexperts> kool
[13:46] <santic> on linux I mean
[13:46] <jtk001c> No.
[13:46] <indus> theexperts: there is a version on google site i believe
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> theNorth:   Theres some live cd's that can recover the windows mbr and boot specific pariottions.. Or many laptops use alt-f10  to boot  the rescue parittion bypassing the mbr.
[13:46] <indus> theexperts: a PPA
[13:47] <platius> indus;  can supergrubdisc handle theNorths problem?
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> theexperts:  google has repos.. it works
[13:47] <santic> used the beta on Jolicloud
[13:47] <santic> which kind of is Ubuntu
[13:47] <etb>  i accidentally broke one pkg. how can i reinstall it?
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> platius:  supergrubdisk, systemrescuecd, or gparted livecd
[13:47] <alokito> etb, sudo apt-get install -f
[13:47] <indus> Dr_Willis: he has removed ubuntu, but wants to get rid of grub from mbr thats the issue
[13:47] <theexperts> can anybody tell which browser is the best for ubuntu
[13:47] <Pici> !best | theexperts
[13:47] <indus> theexperts: opera :)
[13:48] <etb> alokito: cups-bsd is already the newest version.
[13:48] <alokito> !best | theexperts
[13:48] <theNorth> Dr_Willis: gparted is part of this live cd, can i use that to fix my problem? if so how would I do it?
[13:48] <alokito> indus, i disagree
[13:48] <indus> theexperts: try all, but frankly i think firefox is getting worse now
[13:48] <theexperts> indus: thanks
[13:48] <[A]KangB> Having problems woth latests kernels.... I hace posted it 3 weeks ago without eny response.. any idea? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7952837
[13:48] <arpu> hello afters yesterday update jaunty amsn does not work anymore :-/
[13:48] <indus> theexperts: firefox is the darling of the open source world but its better in windows than on linux
[13:49] <Pici> !offtopic | indus
[13:49] <theexperts> indus: ok
[13:49] <alokito> !best | theexperts
[13:49] <indus> theexperts: opera is really fast and imo its a brilliant project but closed source, if you care
[13:49] <Pici> indus: Please stop
[13:49] <indus> Pici: ok how is browsertalk off topic
[13:49] <[A]KangB> arpu, put "amsn" in a console... it will return the error because it not work.. paste it in www.pastebin.org
[13:49] <theexperts> pici: whats up pici
[13:50] <bazhang> indus, please take it elsewhere
[13:50] <indus> Pici: he asked and i talked about the different browser choices no?
[13:50] <alokito> indus, because its ubuntu support channel not software discussion channel
[13:50] <Pici> indus: That doesn't mean that its on-topic for this channel.
[13:50] <alokito> indus, and u can't call a browser "best"
[13:50] <bazhang> indus, check out the !best factoid.
[13:50] <alokito> agreed with bazhang
[13:50] <indus> ya got the point about the best, the rest is on topic not?
[13:50] <theexperts> kool every one
[13:51] <indus> cant we advice on the browser choices available to a user?
[13:51] <indus> !best > indus
[13:51] <LjL> !browsers | indus
[13:51] <LjL> indus: bestbot will probably list more
[13:51] <arpu> [A]KangB: amsn have no error output only an tk windows with problem loading an AMSN module TKCxImage : could not load file
[13:52] <alokito> indus, opera is proprietary as u can see, and we all prefer open-source
[13:52] <arpu> undefined symbole Tk_PgInitStubsCheck
[13:52] <saad_> hey, does anyone know when GNOME 2.28 will be released?
[13:52] <[A]KangB> arpu, maybe you don't have instaled the latest TCL / TK or there aren't ther development versión
[13:53] <indus> alokito: we all?
[13:53] <alokito> indus, yah we all linux users do prefer open source
[13:53] <[A]KangB> arpu, ther is an option on synaptic where you can reinstall it, or install broken depenceces.. try that!
[13:53] <[A]KangB> :D
[13:53] <alokito> anyway I g2g, c u later
[13:53] <arpu> [A]KangB:  i do not change anything alls works fine bevore the update
[13:54] <JeoTheLeo> !intelif I'm to get a new graphics card, what do you recommend?
[13:54] <JeoTheLeo> sorry, -!intel :D
[13:54] <[A]KangB> arpu, but maybe the program changes... or one of its depences
[13:54] <JeoTheLeo> !graphics
[13:54] <JeoTheLeo> !graphics card
[13:54] <JeoTheLeo> !nvidia
[13:55] <arpu> sudo aptitude reinstall amsn [A]KangB same
[13:55] <JeoTheLeo> !ati
[13:55] <[A]KangB> Having problems with latests kernels.... I have posted it 3 weeks ago without any response.. any idea? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7952837
[13:55] <bazhang> JeoTheLeo, please /msg ubottu
[13:55] <JeoTheLeo> ok
[13:55] <noise_> hi ,i dont understand open source?
[13:56] <JohannesSM64> !opensource
[13:56] <Pici> noise_: The open source philosphy is a bit offtopic for here, but we'd be glad to explain it in #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:56] <thiebaude> noise_, it means the code is there for anyone to look at
[13:56] <noise_> whre can i look it?
[13:56] <[A]KangB> arpu, i'm reading the man pages to solve your problem.. please wait
[13:56] <noise_> can i do modification?
[13:56] <JohannesSM64> yes
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> noise_:  if you have the skill.. yes.
[13:56] <etb> how can i find which binaries does a pkg install? and where
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> !info apt-find
[13:57] <JohannesSM64> noise_: www.fsf.org
[13:57] <noise_> i want to know ,can i read any book?
[13:57] <thiebaude> noise_, and most of the time free software
[13:57] <Pici> noise_: Please /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> !info apt-file
[13:57] <noise_> ok,
[13:57] <bazhang> noise_, please take this to #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:57] <noise_> ok!!!!!!!11
[13:58] <JohannesSM64> :|
[13:58]  * thiebaude i think he gets it
[13:59] <[A]KangB> arpu, sudo aptitude build-dep amsn
[13:59] <[A]KangB> it will reinstall the dependences of amsn...
[13:59] <[A]KangB> arpu, it will reinstall the dependences of amsn...
[14:00] <arpu> [A]KangB:  same problem :-/
[14:00] <[A]KangB> arpu, paste on www.pastebin.org the log that aptitude returns please
[14:01] <arpu> [A]KangB:  i think there is a wrong /usr/lib/amsn/utils/TkCximage/TkCximage.so in the amsn package
[14:01] <[A]KangB> maybe
[14:03] <_UsUrPeR_> hey guys
[14:03] <Frisky_Dingo> hello
[14:04] <_UsUrPeR_> I'm having a heck of a time getting TLS working with LDAP in Ubuntu 9.04. Is anybody familiar with it?
[14:04] <Pany94> Bonjour a tous & a toutes.
[14:04] <Pici> !fr | Pany94
[14:04] <Pany94> Bonjour...Quelqu'un pourrais éclairée mes l'anternes?
[14:04] <thiebaude> !fr
[14:04] <armaguedon> alguien habla espanol
[14:04] <armaguedon> necesito ayuda
[14:04] <thiebaude> !es
[14:05] <armaguedon> con mi ubuntu
[14:05] <[A]KangB> armaguedon, yo.. entra en #ubuntu-es
[14:05] <noise_> The Linux Programmer's Toolbox (Prentice Hall Open Source Software Development Series)  <<< is this an usefull book
[14:05] <noise_> ?
[14:05] <Pici> !es | armaguedon
[14:05] <Frisky_Dingo> _UsUrPeR_> sorry not familur at all
[14:06] <pdelgallego> armaguedon, Usa el canal #ubuntu-es
[14:06] <_UsUrPeR_> Frisky_Dingo, ok. #ldap is not familiar with the changes made to ldap for ubuntu :/
[14:07] <[A]KangB> pdelgallego, armaguedon is on #ubuntu-es right now :d
[14:07] <Frisky_Dingo> _UsUrPeR_> let me look something up
[14:10] <Frisky_Dingo> _UsUrPeR_> I'm sorry I don't know it enough to help.
[14:11] <_UsUrPeR_> no problem, Frisky_Dingo. Do you know of anybody in #ubuntu who may be able to help?
[14:11] <sphenxes> I got a message that my hard drive is low on space. i found kernel.log and debug.log file is reaching 15 GB. I deleted them but in few minute kernel.log fiel is 500 MB. what can i do to stop kernel.log file to be so large
[14:11] <_UsUrPeR_> sphenxes: holy crap. What is showing up in your kernel.log? There must be a few repeating messages...
[14:11] <Frisky_Dingo> _UsUrPeR_> not sure of anyone here right now. Maybe in a couple hours when the silicone valley people wake up
[14:12] <_UsUrPeR_> k, thank you
[14:12] <Frisky_Dingo> np
[14:13] <Dr_Willis> !info plymouth
[14:13] <thiebaude> !plymouth
[14:14] <rabidmachine9> hey guys, I have ubuntu installed on a macbook 2 and I dont have sound when I use headphones
[14:14] <henryfranz2005> how to kill a running program using sudo? thanks
[14:14] <Dr_Willis> henryfranz2005:  with the kill command.
[14:14] <Dr_Willis> henryfranz2005:  or killall command
[14:15] <Dr_Willis> henryfranz2005:  xkill for a gui app you want to click on.
[14:15] <SilentJonathan> is there a way to change the default window width of gnome terminal?
[14:15] <MenZa> sphenxes: Might want to look up logrotating
[14:15] <henryfranz2005> Is xkill provided?
[14:15] <henryfranz2005> or must be installed?
[14:15] <MenZa> sphenxes: I'm not sure if it'll do what you want, but try it.
[14:15] <sphenxes> MenZa, how can i do it (rotating
[14:16] <[A]KangB> what kind of files on info can be place into ".disk" on a CD!? I'm interested on that, and cannot find anything
[14:16] <kulight> any one know how to get lyrics in exaile ?
[14:16] <Pici> henryfranz2005: It should be installed.  Theres also a Gnome panel applet for force-quitting a program.
[14:16] <Dr_Willis> henryfranz2005:  type it in and see.. right clck to cancle it.. click on window to kill it
[14:16] <henryfranz2005> Dr_Willis : Is it provided? or do I have to install it sit?
[14:16] <henryfranz2005> Pici : ok
[14:16] <Dr_Willis> henryfranz2005:  TRY it and see.. you could of allready answered that yoruself.
[14:16] <MenZa> sphenxes: I have no clue.
[14:16] <henryfranz2005> Pici : thanks man
[14:17] <henryfranz2005> Dr_Willis : Thanks sir
[14:17] <Dr_Willis> be care full with xkill :) you can accidently log your self out.
[14:17] <penol> enyone know of a package named pnp4nagios ?
[14:18] <captnchaos> hi
[14:18] <captnchaos> i just installed the via chrome9 driver. now my mouse disappeared. does anybody have an idea how i get the cursor back?
[14:18] <Frisky_Dingo> captnchaos> hello
[14:18] <captnchaos> Frisky_Dingo, hello
[14:19] <Frisky_Dingo> captnchaos> what version of Ubuntu are you using
[14:19] <captnchaos> 9.04
[14:19] <sahilsk> i need to know how one can make his desktop look cooler adding some cool gui and effect using bash????is that possible
[14:20] <Wrec> hi
[14:20] <captnchaos> sahilsk, what? you can use compiz as window-manager
[14:20] <Dr_Willis> sahilsk:  theres dozens of silly things you can do to your desktop
[14:20] <Dr_Willis> i dont know what 'ussing bash' has to do with it.
[14:21] <Wrec> got an error 11: unrecognized device string
[14:21] <henrik-> I need a torrent client I can run on my headless server, and I need the following: Web interface, and preferrably CLI. Possibility to change upload/download on each torrent. (And preferrably RSS feeds, at least a watch folder and a third-party RSS client)
[14:21] <Dr_Willis> sahilsk:  go spend a few hours playing with 'conky'
[14:21] <henrik-> Any suggestions
[14:21] <henrik-> !torrent
[14:21] <Frisky_Dingo> henrik-> vuze
[14:21] <henryfranz2005> can somebody recommend the best website for learning UBUNTU and its commands? thanks
[14:21] <Dr_Willis> !training
[14:21] <henrik-> Frisky_Dingo: and I can run that on a headless server, ie without Gnome/KDE?
[14:21] <Wrec> i think the menu.lst is all screwed up..how do i fix it..
[14:22] <indus> henryfranz2005: tldp is good www.tldp.org
[14:22] <Dr_Willis> henryfranz2005:  ubuntu 'commands' are LINUX commands for the most part. and  there are dozens of 'leran the shell' sites out.. most all say the same  things. :)
[14:22] <Frisky_Dingo> henrik-> oh, hmm... prob not
[14:22] <indus> Wrec: can i see your menu.lst
[14:22] <Wrec> how??
[14:22] <indus> Wrec: cat /boot/grub/menu.lst
[14:22] <Wrec> i cant even get into it..
[14:22] <indus> !paste | Wrec
[14:22] <henryfranz2005> indus : oks I'll tri it
[14:23] <henryfranz2005> indus : oks I'll try it
[14:23] <indus> kk
[14:23] <Wrec> iam in windows os 7 now
[14:23] <e3co> Does compiz replace metacirty - ubuntu 9.04
[14:23] <Kasm279> e3co: no
[14:23] <Wrec> oh ok ill boot of the live cd brb
[14:23] <bazhang> e3co, no
[14:24] <Kasm279> only if you turn odoes anyone know why firefox keeps sending me to .com.tw instead of .com?
[14:24] <Pici> e3co: Only if its enabled.
[14:25] <bazhang> Kasm279, google? which site?
[14:25] <Kasm279> it does it in Flock too so is not a FF thing
[14:25] <Kasm279> bazhang: almost any site
[14:25] <djp>  if i add erasedups to the line export HISTCONTROL=ignoredups in my .bashrc, will that get rid of all duplicate entries in my .bash_history? It's huge at the moment... the .bash_history list that is! ;)
[14:25] <bazhang> Kasm279, could you provide another example?
[14:26] <indus> guys a question, from a live cd is the command /boot/grub go into the installed ubuntu's path or some other
[14:26] <indus> cd /boot/grub i mean
[14:26] <Kasm279> bazhang: what do you mean "another example"?
[14:26] <MenZa> indus: that would get you to GRUB's directory, i.e. the bootloader. of the livecd, iirc.
[14:26] <sahilsk> Dr.willis conky??
[14:26] <bazhang> Kasm279, not all sites have a com.tw
[14:26] <sahilsk> soosrry for replying late
[14:27] <e3co> Pici:  thanks
[14:27] <indus> MenZa: hmm so iam thinking how to navigate a live cd
[14:27] <Kasm279> bazhang: if i go to cnet it redirects me to taiwan.cnet.com
[14:27] <e3co> Pici:  so no desktop effects = metacity
[14:27] <MenZa> indus: I didn't quite understand that
[14:27] <Kasm279> i just installed lest night :|
[14:27] <_Cyrano_De_Z> djp: I believe ignoredups is not retroactive.  It will only ignore new, duplicate entries not purge old ones.
[14:27] <indus> MenZa: i want to enter the /boot dir of installed ubuntu, from a live cd terminal how do i reach there
[14:28] <indus> MenZa: cos i think cd / will taek me to live cd;s root?
[14:28] <alkisg> Is there any way, in a standard ubuntu desktop installation, to disable the users from accessing sound devices? E.g. if I remove them from the audio group, it doesn't prohibit them from using audio devices...
[14:28] <bazhang> Kasm279, that is odd, does not happen here--are you using a proxy?
[14:28] <MenZa> correct, indus
[14:29] <Kasm279> bazhang: its just in firefox, no proxy
[14:29] <Kasm279> err and flock
[14:29] <indus> MenZa: hmm i asked a user for his menu.lst but from live cd how does he do that is the question.,
[14:29] <Kasm279> bazhang: and the region is set to in the US :\
[14:29] <bazhang> Kasm279, I just bookmark the site google.com/ncr
[14:30] <indus> MenZa: probably easy but i dont remember how to just now
[14:30]  * Frisky_Dingo has dirty optics. Cleaning
[14:30] <Kasm279> bazhang: why is this doing this though?
[14:30] <Kasm279> all my region setting are correct and...
[14:31] <Kasm279> it works fine in windows
[14:31] <indus> Kasm279: this depends on the isp iam sure
[14:31] <bazhang> Kasm279, not sure; cnet loads fine here in English
[14:31] <benwood> hello
[14:31] <Kasm279> indus: it loads properly in winXP
[14:31] <indus> Kasm279: bazhang for example, in dubai if you search in google you are taken to arabic site, i think Kasm279 is just serching in google sarch bar
[14:32] <indus> Kasm279: are you typing the full url
[14:32] <Kasm279> indus: its more than google
[14:32] <MenZa> indus: Mount his /boot (or /) partition :)
[14:32] <benwood> can someone please help, I don't understand how to get my tv tuner to work with Ubuntu
[14:32] <captnchaos> Frisky_Dingo, didnt solve the problem
[14:32] <Kasm279> indus: its with almost every site
[14:32] <indus> MenZa: hmm true , and assuming live cd does mount the partitions , it should be simple enough
[14:32] <benwood> It's an Asus U3100
[14:32] <indus> Kasm279: tell me, which country you are
[14:32] <benc> can I open two separate sockets with the same port number but one on an external IP and one on the local IP?
[14:32] <Kasm279> benwood: did you try google?
[14:32] <esaka> hi there
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> benwood: lspci will identify it, you can websearch for the outputted info pertaining to the card
[14:33] <Kasm279> indus: Idaho, USA
[14:33] <benwood> yes
[14:33] <indus> Kasm279: also,in mainn address bar, www.google.com goes where
[14:33] <Kasm279> google.com
[14:34] <esaka> hi there
[14:34] <indus> Kasm279: ok wait let me scroll up a little
[14:34] <jean_> using ubuntu jaunty on X61T (lenovo tablet). Everything works fine except when I rotate the tablet while it is connected t an outside projector. Although the tablet rotates, the stylus and the screen are not in a perfect position. So it is hard to give a presentation Does anyone have an idea why that would be
[14:34] <Kasm279> hm
[14:34] <Nirkus> hi! is there any meta package one can install to get the "server version" of ubuntu 8.04 like with "kubuntu-desktop" or is there simply a difference in the installer package and shipped packages on the cd?
[14:34] <indus> Kasm279: which sites do this
[14:34] <Kasm279> indus: nevermind, it fixd itself o.p
[14:34] <indus> Kasm279: hmm
[14:34] <esaka> woww i like that
[14:35] <indus> esaka: yes
[14:35] <Kasm279> bleh i hate this keyboard (the first apple USB one)
[14:35] <bloopletech> If I'm on hardy, how do I install a package from 'karmic' with apt-get?
[14:35] <bazhang> bloopletech, you dont
[14:35] <indus> bloopletech: you are not supposedd to
[14:35] <ravigehlot> Nirkus: You can add the Ubuntu server equivalent of the sources.list and keys. Then try an update. It should install all the server stuff that you need.
[14:35] <indus> bloopletech: why,what is the reason?
[14:35] <bazhang> bloopletech, breakage is guaranteed
[14:35] <bloopletech> Well I want the version of nginx provided in karmic, not the version provided in hardy
[14:36] <indus> bloopletech: could try a backport when karmic is released i believe
[14:36] <elfazendero> #ubuntu.it
[14:36] <bloopletech> Fine, I'll just apply the configure line karmic uses to my source dist of nginx and compile that
[14:37] <indus> bloopletech: why dont you just use karmic then
[14:37] <DJones> bloopletech: Have you looked to see if there is an updated package in the ppa's? That might be an option
[14:37] <Kasm279> hm
[14:37] <indus> bloopletech: its better than messing up the sources list
[14:37] <Kasm279> koala?
[14:37] <Epoxy> anyone care to help me troubleshoot: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=837257
[14:37] <Nirkus> ravigehlot: so there is a fundamental difference?
[14:37] <bloopletech> tbh I'm not up on the version naming at the moment, and I don't know what karmic is ;)
[14:37] <indus> bloopletech: ya best method is ppa
[14:37] <bloopletech> ppa?
[14:37] <indus> or safer maybe
[14:37] <indus> !ppa
[14:37] <Kasm279> hm
[14:38] <bloopletech> thanks
[14:38] <Kasm279> i have an Averatec 3715/TwinHead Stylebook 12D/ Philips soething or other
[14:38] <Wrec> hello
[14:38] <Kasm279> :)
[14:38] <Kasm279> im off
[14:38] <Kasm279> later
[14:38] <indus> Wrec: hi
[14:39] <indus> bloopletech: ppa are a good way of using the latest packages for something ,unless its already available in backports
[14:39] <Wrec> hi
[14:39] <esaka> bye all
[14:40] <bloopletech> indus: thanks, I think I'm just going to compile from source
[14:40] <Wrec> error 11: unrecongnized device string
[14:40] <indus> kk
[14:40] <Pici> !details | Wrec
[14:40] <indus> Wrec: i asked you for the menu.lst
[14:40] <Wrec> i cant get it
[14:40] <indus> Wrec: are you on live cd now?
[14:40] <Wrec> iam on live cd at the moment and that command dont work
[14:41] <Wrec> cat something
[14:41] <indus> Wrec: you need to get it from live cd
[14:41] <indus> Wrec: i know
[14:41] <Wrec> iam in live cd now
[14:41] <JP_Ezzy> Hi
[14:41] <indus> MenZa: you think you can help here with Wrec's problem
[14:42] <MenZa> Wrec: What exactly are you trying to do?
[14:42] <JP_Ezzy> does any one know a player that can play .wmv files
[14:42] <MenZa> !wmv | JP_Ezzy
[14:42] <indus> MenZa: he has some grub error ,unrecognised device string, i believe some bad entry in menu.lst ,so now how do we go  there from a live cd
[14:42] <elfazendero> #ubuntu-it
[14:43] <MenZa> indus: I really would like to help, but I don't have time right now. Basically, what you want is to enter grub, locate your grub install, and update it. See !grub.
[14:43] <MenZa> !grub > indus (Please see the private message from the bot)
[14:43] <indus> MenZa: ok np thanks
[14:44] <vikb> karmic koala xsplash install in jaunty
[14:44] <henrik-> I need a torrent client I can run on my headless server, and I need the following: Web interface, and preferrably CLI. Possibility to change upload/download on each torrent. (And preferrably RSS feeds, at least a watch folder and a third-party RSS client)
[14:44] <henrik-> Any suggestions
[14:44] <indus> Wrec: hi do you see your ubuntu partitions mounted somewhere?
[14:45] <genii> henrik-: I don't know about the RSS but torrentflux is a decent web based torrent system
[14:45] <henrik-> torrentflux uses way too much CPU
[14:45] <preetam> can anybody help me. my screen resolution has been messed up after upgrading to 8.10. i have a nvidia graphic card.
[14:46] <erUSUL> henrik-: rtorrent + web interface (iirc there are a few) or try mlnet (it has torrent support )
[14:46] <indus> Wrec: can i see the output of mount please
[14:46] <indus> !paste | Wrec
[14:46] <henrik-> erUSUL: rtorrent does not support upload/download limits per torrent, so it's out of the question
[14:47] <erUSUL> henrik-: you seem to have a very clear (and hard) set of requirements. seems that you are the only one in position to judge the clients
[14:47] <smn_> im having some pc performance issues. Anyone that can point me to a program where i can se what is clogging my system?
[14:47] <Wrec> bad entry in menu.lst/ cant find it
[14:47] <erUSUL> smn_: top or htop in console.
[14:48] <indus> Wrec: i asked you some question, could you please answer it
[14:48] <indus> Wrec: or i cant help
[14:48] <Wrec> partition?
[14:48] <Nirkus> mhhh... are there extra repositories for ubuntu server? because i cant find any via google/ search on ubuntu.com?
[14:48] <indus> Wrec: in a terminal type mount
[14:48] <henrik-> erUSUL: Yes, I'm just looking for suggestions. I use Deluge now, but the web interface isn't completely finished, and it lacks a lot of features.
[14:48] <erUSUL> Nirkus: no the repos are common
[14:49] <Wrec> ok done
[14:49] <Wrec> what am looking for
[14:49] <indus> Wrec: now copy that output , go to paste.ubuntu.com and paste there
[14:49] <erUSUL> henrik-: the new version can be splitted (gui in one machine and server in the other )
[14:49] <erUSUL> versions*
[14:49] <Nirkus> erUSUL: so as long as i dont install any desktop meta packages, i got the server edition?
[14:49] <indus> then write name and click send, and give me the url
[14:50] <smn_> thanks erUSUL looking what this is about if i can understand this :)
[14:50] <Wrec> ok done
[14:50] <henrik-> erUSUL: Too bad I'm running OS X on my desktop and MBP, and they don't have a proper package for OS X that doesn't require me to compile and install a bunch of tools.
[14:50] <erUSUL> Nirkus: afaik deluge does not pull any meta-package defaul in ubuntu is transmission
[14:50] <indus> Wrec: give me the link
[14:50] <Wrec> http://paste.ubuntu.com/276416/
[14:50] <erUSUL> smn_: top by default sorts processes by cpu usage
[14:52] <indus> Wrec: now give me paste of sudo fdisk -l
[14:52] <preetam> hello can anyone help me my display resolution has been messed up after upgrading to ubuntu 8.10.i have a nvidia display card.
[14:52] <erUSUL> Nirkus: sorry i messed up the topic of two persons.... yes you will have a server. install the server kernel and the packages you need
[14:53] <Wrec> http://paste.ubuntu.com/276417/
[14:54] <indus> Wrec: good now type mkdir ubuntumount
[14:54] <indus> Wrec: do u see a folder appear in home dir?
[14:54] <ktml> #ubuntu.it
[14:54] <indus> Wrec: now do sudo mount /dev/sda5 -t ext3 ubuntumount
[14:54] <Wrec> nope
[14:54] <indus> Wrec: nvm just do the command i said
[14:55] <Pici> !who | Wrec
[14:55] <Wrec> ok done
[14:55] <eto> hello
[14:55] <Wrec> ok done indus
[14:55] <indus> Wrec: hmm now can u enter your home directory and see if folder ubuntumount is there
[14:56] <indus> Wrec: just go from places>home
[14:56] <eto> when i copy the users home folder to some backup device, and copy it back into new install will be the users custom settings and all preserved?
[14:56] <eto> or is it like with windows?
[14:56] <eto> that the profile must be recreated after reinstall?
[14:56] <Wrec> ok done indus
[14:56] <Wrec> im in home directory
[14:56] <indus> Wrec: do u see some partitions like etc ,boot etc
[14:57] <eto> please somebody respond to me, I have highlight set to nick
[14:57] <indus> Wrec: because we mounted your ubuntu partition in here
[14:57] <smn_> erUSUL: the system is stressing with just one game running
[14:57] <smn_> both cpus are constantly over 80%
[14:57] <Pici> eto: You'll need to create the user again, but once you put their home directory back their settings will return
[14:57] <_2> eto
[14:58] <erUSUL> smn_: did you see with top with process consumes the more cpu ?
[14:58] <eto> Pici : thank you very much
[14:58] <Wrec> no i dont indus
[14:58] <smn_> yeah. its a game i play. eve-online
[14:58] <indus> Wrec: do u see a folder ubuntumount??
[14:58] <indus> Wrec: it must be there
[14:58] <smn_> i got the game on low ghrapics and stuff but cloggs
[14:59] <Wrec> yes
[14:59] <_2> what program do i need to view LZW files ?  ---- "Due to patent reasons KFax can not handle LZW (Lempel-Ziv & Welch) compressed Fax files." <<< error message recieved.
[14:59] <smn_> i need a nvidia graphic card expert to set it proper i think
[14:59] <indus> go inside it
[14:59] <smn_> the config i mean.
[14:59] <indus> see some things now?
[14:59] <xrfang> is there a simple method to run x script, where x means shell/python/ruby etc, while a usb external disk is inserted (e.g. do some backup task to the usb disk).
[14:59] <Wrec> darn..
[15:00] <Mert> Hi, I can't delete a file anyone can help me?
[15:00] <sipior> /me thought the whole LZW patent thing had gone away years ago
[15:00] <indus> Wrec: ?
[15:00] <indus> Wrec: i dont have much time
[15:00] <_2> sipior obviously not completely
[15:00] <Wrec> ok done indus
[15:00] <sipior> _2: obviously.
[15:01] <indus> Wrec: so you see folders etc boot etc?
[15:01] <_2> sipior know of an app that can view them ?
[15:01] <indus> Wrec: go to boot/grub/menu.lst open it
[15:01] <Pici> _2: Looks like the ncompress package can decompress those. Thats probably a cli tool though.
[15:01] <Wrec> yes there are indus
[15:01] <_2> pici cli is good
[15:01] <indus> Wrec: so copy paste the contents of menu.lst to paste
[15:02] <Mert> anyone nows delete a file command?
[15:02] <indus> Mert: where is the file
[15:02] <indus> Mert: the commadn is rm
[15:02] <erUSUL> Mert: rm filename
[15:02] <Mert> in the file system
[15:02] <Wrec> and paste where..
[15:03] <indus> Wrec:paste.ubuntu.com
[15:03] <indus> i told you already
[15:03] <_2> Mert you may need to sudo that...   sudo rm /path/to/file.name
[15:03] <indus> !patience | indus
[15:03] <Nishok> Can someone that knows how to start Ubuntu please make a private chat with me?
[15:03] <MenZa> !pm | Nishok
[15:03] <Mert> I see thanks
[15:03] <Nirkus> erUSUL: thanks
[15:04] <indus> Mert: for example is file is in etc/somefile you do sudo rm /etc/filename <gulp>
[15:04] <Wrec> darn indus sorry gives that link again.
[15:04] <Nishok> when I start Ubuntu, I see the loading screen, then it opens a sort of CMD, what do I need to type to start ubuntu?
[15:04] <indus> Mert: be extremely careful with rm when used with sudo
[15:04] <[dive]> hi all. have a trouble with ubuntu. my windows 7 die, as usually (: and i want to boot from ubuntu 9.04 livecd (no error on cd) and install it. but when livecd switch from text mode to graphic mode - i have a black screen and nothing happen. Cannot switch to console (ctrl+alt+F*) to see a problem. Just download ubuntu 9.10A6, and have same problem. any ideas? maybe nvidia 9500Gt with dual DVI is a problem?
[15:05] <indus> Wrec: iam waiting
[15:05] <Wrec> whats the link sorry
[15:05] <indus> Wrec: paste.ubuntu.com
[15:05] <Nishok> when I start Ubuntu, I see the loading screen, then it opens a sort of CMD, what do I need to type to start ubuntu?
[15:05] <smn_> erUSUL: acctually Xorg uses the most. now on top of cpu usage with 86%
[15:06] <erUSUL> smn_: do you have your graphic card drivers correctly installed ?
[15:06] <indus> Nishok: are you using live cd ?
[15:06] <Mert> thank you for melp guys
[15:06] <Wrec> http://paste.ubuntu.com/276421/
[15:06] <smn_> should
[15:06] <Mert> *help
[15:06] <smn_> v 180 recomended in use
[15:06] <indus> Mert: so did u remove the file?
[15:06] <indus> Wrec: please fast, iam dying here
[15:06] <indus> :)
[15:07] <Wrec> i pasted it indus
[15:07] <Mert> it is a big file it is holding riht now
[15:07] <Wrec> http://paste.ubuntu.com/276421/
[15:07] <Nishok> indus: I don't know my version since I installed it 1-2 years ago, I want to get inside to upgrade it
[15:07] <indus> Wrec: i need the link
[15:07] <smn_> erUSUL: yeah the lates driver is in use
[15:07] <Wrec> http://paste.ubuntu.com/276421/
[15:07] <indus> Wrec: i want the contents of the file menu.lst
[15:07] <smn_> AFK
[15:07] <erUSUL> smn_: then i dunno... sorry
[15:07] <indus> Wrec: open the file and then psaste from it :|
[15:08] <indus> Nishok: 2 years ago?
[15:08] <Moon_Doggy> good morning
[15:08] <abdo> good morning
[15:08] <indus> Wrec: double click on that menu.lst and oepn it
[15:09] <indus> Wrec: understand?
[15:09] <abdo> i've a question guys
[15:09] <indus> dont we all abdo :)
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> indus: can't pastebinit be used?
[15:09] <Nishok> indus: at the top of the CMD it says BusyBox v1.1.3
[15:09] <abdo> how can i mount my windows partitions at startup
[15:09] <indus> Nishok: aah ok then forgot booting it
[15:09] <indus> ActionParsnip: too tired
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> !ntfs | abdo
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> !ntfs-3g | abdo
[15:10] <indus> Nishok: u are booting ubuntu after 2 years?
[15:10] <abdo> !ntfs
[15:10] <abdo> ?
[15:10] <indus> Nishok: rather install a new version with some live cd
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> abdo: read the factoids ubottu gave, she is wise
[15:10] <Aalinux> !ubuntu
[15:10] <Nishok> indus: yes because this year we finally are going to start working with ubuntu in school
[15:10] <indus> Nishok:super,are you in india?
[15:11] <Nishok> indus; Belgium
[15:11] <indus> Nishok: belgium hmm nvm
[15:11] <ngappppp> After using Unetbootin to install Ubuntu 9.04, I reboot computer and Ubuntu is not in grub menulist. My grub menu just has 3 items: Ubuntu memtest, Other OS and Windows XP. So I can not boot into Ubuntu. How can I fix this problem?
[15:11] <crankyadmin> ooooooo whats occuring?
[15:11] <indus> Wrec: hello
[15:11] <indus> Wrec: what are you doing
[15:11] <Mert> indus: I couldn't delete the file
[15:11] <Wrec> ok indus
[15:11] <ActionParsnip> !grub | ngappppp
[15:11] <Mert> it is a .tgz file
[15:11] <indus> Mert: where is this file
[15:11] <Wrec> iam in that directory ive highlight the menu.list but i cant open it
[15:12] <Mert> at /
[15:12] <indus> Wrec: what do u mean i cant open it
[15:12] <ngappppp> After using Unetbootin to install Ubuntu 9.04, I reboot computer and Ubuntu is not in grub menulist. My grub menu just has 3 items: Ubuntu memtest, Other OS and Windows XP. So I can not boot into Ubuntu. How can I fix this problem?
[15:12] <Wrec> its there menu.lst how do i open it
[15:12] <Mert> and it's size 134 GB
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> ngappppp: the grub howto will help, ubottu gave you the link
[15:12] <crankyadmin> ngappppp: Install arch!
[15:12] <ngappppp> Not lost grub, I install Windows XP first then Ubuntu
[15:12] <indus> Mert: here is a safe way, do a gksu nautilus , this will open file manager as root, then go to / and delete it
[15:12] <Nishok> indus: I downloaded this: ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso Is this correct?
[15:13] <indus> Wrec: just double clic k it
[15:13] <indus> Nishok: yes
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> Nishok: make sure you verify it with MD5
[15:13] <indus> Nishok: now you need to burn to cd
[15:13] <Mert>  indus: how can I do a gksu nautilus?
[15:13] <Nishok> ok I'm
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> indus: verify first
[15:13] <indus> Mert: from a terminal
[15:13] <abdo> i do have need to edit the /etc/fstab so that i can mount my win32 partitions at startup automaticly ?
[15:13] <Mert> ok
[15:13] <Halitech> Mert, Alt + F2 and type in gksudo nautilus
[15:13] <indus> ActionParsnip: ya Nishok please verify it first, btw how to do that :)
[15:14] <ngappppp> My problem is in /boot/ I can find the file vmlinuz, its mean that I can't boot into Ubuntu.
[15:14] <indus> oh god
[15:14] <ActionParsnip> !md5
[15:14] <indus> ActionParsnip: this md5 is there in live cd itself isnt it
[15:14] <Mert> it says Failed to run nautilus as user root. Unable to copy the user's Xauthorization file.
[15:14] <Nishok> indus: huh? :/
[15:14] <Wrec> http://paste.ubuntu.com/276426/
[15:15] <Wrec> indus this is what iam getting
[15:15] <abdo> i do need to edit the /etc/fstab so that i can mount my win32 partitions at startup automaticly ?
[15:15] <Halitech> abdo, yes
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> abdo: yes
[15:15] <abdo> Ok
[15:15] <indus> Wrec: yes in this folder there is a file called menu.lst , ignore all others
[15:15] <CaMason> Hi guys. Anybody know how I can view the raw 1s and 0s of a file from the command line?
[15:15] <captnchaos> Mert, why do you want do run nautilus as root?
[15:15] <Wrec> ok how do i open it then indus
[15:16] <indus> Wrec: just double click it
[15:16] <Nishok> indus: burning now
[15:16] <Mert> captnchaos: because I need to delete very large file
[15:16] <indus> Nishok: wait
[15:16] <Nishok> indus ok
[15:16] <indus> Nishok: should always verify the iso with md5
[15:16] <Halitech> Mert, can you do sudo apt-get update in a terminal?
[15:16] <captnchaos> Mert, sudo rm file
[15:16] <Nishok> indus: whats md5?
[15:16] <Mert> ok
[15:16] <indus> Nishok: to check if the iso is good , am i correct ActionParsnip
[15:16] <mikepett> how can I get to root shell when ubuntu boots instead of going to x?
[15:17] <Wrec> ok got it indus
[15:17] <indus> !md5
[15:17] <trijntje> mikegerwitz, choose recovery mode in grub menu
[15:17] <Nishok> indus: where to find that?
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> indus: yes md5 checks are needed to check the data before use Nishok
[15:17] <indus> Nishok:check the link above
[15:17] <ngappppp> My problem is in /boot/ I can find the file vmlinuz, its mean that I can't boot into Ubuntu. How to fix it? I have downloaded many ubuntu iso file and reinstall to check, but still get this problem.
[15:17] <trijntje> mikepett, choose recovery mode in grub menu
[15:17] <Nishok> indus: oh k
[15:18] <Wrec> http://paste.ubuntu.com/276427/
[15:18] <Wrec> indus here it is
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> Nishok: the download completed but you have no way of knowing if its ok or not, md5 gives this. OS installs do not like errors on the file
[15:18] <indus> ActionParsnip: i think the iso can be checked after burning to cd?
[15:18] <mikepett> trijntje: sweet, thanks!
[15:18] <abdo> another prob, i installed a soft using Wine, but now when i desinstalled it, a directory still in the wine menu, it won't be deleted..how can i do that ? plz
[15:18] <Halitech> indus, no, the cd can be checked by booting and running the cd check option
[15:18] <Nishok> actionparsnip: ty
[15:19] <indus> Halitech: ya ya same
[15:19] <Wrec> indus did you get it
[15:19] <indus> Wrec: yes
[15:19] <Halitech> indus, but then you run the risk of wasting the cd
[15:19] <Wrec> http://paste.ubuntu.com/276427/
[15:19] <ngappppp> My problem is in /boot/ I can find the file vmlinuz, its mean that I can't boot into Ubuntu. I have downloaded many ubuntu iso file and reinstall to check, but still get this problem. How to fix it?
[15:19] <revygttam> abdo, you should just be able to go in and delete it manually, either from nautilus or from the commandline.
[15:19] <TimTom> When i start Ubuntu or another Distribution of Linux, and installed the Guest addions before there is only a black box and white letters and a sentence like: Kubuntu login: Can anyone help me please? =(
[15:19] <indus> Halitech: true, but it is actually checking the iso in both cases? strange
[15:20] <ikonia> ngappppp: what happens when you try to boot
[15:20] <ngappppp> My problem is in /boot/ I can not find the file vmlinuz, its mean that I can't boot into Ubuntu. I have downloaded many ubuntu iso file and reinstall to check, but still get this problem. How to fix it?
[15:20] <ikonia> ngappppp: what happens when you try to boot
[15:20] <Halitech> indus, no, the iso may be fine but be a bad burn ... granted I've never had a bad download but maybe I'm lucky
[15:20] <Nishok> actionparsnip: hmm when I open the md5sum.exe it opens a window for like 0,01 second then closes
[15:20] <abdo> revygttam, how can i do that plz ?
[15:20] <TimTom> When i start Ubuntu or another Distribution of Linux, and installed the Guest addions before there is only a black box and white letters and a sentence like: Kubuntu login: Can anyone help me please? =(
[15:20] <Nishok> actionparsnip: nvm I just have read the post of the link.. lol
[15:20] <tanxxx> Hello everyone
[15:20] <indus> Wrec: tell me when did you start getting this error?
[15:21] <revygttam> abdo, just open nautilus and browse to your ~/.wine/drive_c directory
[15:21] <ngappppp> @ikonia: Ubuntu is not in grub menulist When I boot my computer
[15:21] <trijntje> timtom, thats a command line only login, i had that too some time ago
[15:21] <Wrec> hmm about 1hr ago
[15:21] <abdo> what's nautilus ??
[15:21] <ikonia> ngappppp: what is in your menu list
[15:21] <revygttam> abdo, your file explorer in ubuntu
[15:21] <indus> Wrec: was working ok before?? did you do anything when this happened
[15:21] <abdo> oh!
[15:21] <revygttam> abdo :)
[15:22] <Wrec> yes
[15:22] <abdo> hihi
[15:22] <rob```> abdo: the submarine of captain nemop
[15:22] <TimTom> trijntje: When i write: TimTom and then my password there is: TimTom(at)Root or something ô.Ô
[15:22] <rob```> nemo
[15:22] <ngappppp> @ikonia: Boot Menu list has just 3 items: Ubuntu memtest, Other OS and Windows XP
[15:22] <Wrec> ..indus check out my backup one
[15:22] <indus> Halitech: ActionParsnip iam against all md5 checks if not possible with gui
[15:22] <indus> Wrec: ok now do what i say
[15:22] <indus> Wrec: in a terminal type sudo grub
[15:22] <stefg> TimTom: so you're obviously running a virtual machine... which virtualizer is that?
[15:23] <ikonia> ngappppp: it that's not possible for the installer to install those options but not install the ubuntu option
[15:23] <trijntje> timtom: yes, the guest additions broke the X server.. You can fix it, but it takes some work
[15:23] <Halitech> indus, I've never run an md5 check either
[15:23] <indus> Halitech: me neither and for the same reason
[15:23]  * kaspersky i love people who's care someone need to help.
[15:23] <p[j]aN> yes, but does it come with bacon?
[15:24] <abdo> me too kasper
[15:24] <ikonia> kaspersky: ?
[15:24] <dmh> i read a certain type of cpu architecture shows double the cores to ubuntu? something about 2 threads per core?
[15:24] <TimTom> Yes Im unsin Sun xVM Virtualbox :)
[15:24] <TimTom> *using
[15:24] <rabidmachine9> does anybody know if there is a way to open my audio jack output from the alsamixer?
[15:24] <ikonia> dmh: that is correct
[15:24]  * kaspersky it's call ubuntu community.
[15:24] <trijntje> timtom: here is the fix: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-904jaunty-and-virtualbox-video-driver-for-xguest-additions.html
[15:24] <dmh> ikonia, is that hyperthreading?
[15:24] <indus> Wrec: i see a line in your menu.lst which says vga=792 who added that there?
[15:24] <ikonia> kaspersky: what are you talking about ?
[15:24] <rob```> rabidmachine9: there is not
[15:25] <ikonia> dmh: that's right
[15:25] <rabidmachine9> I also want to open the microphone...
[15:25] <TimTom> thx trintje =D
[15:25] <kaspersky> ikonia: open source spirit
[15:25] <abdo> how can i access with root from the boot screen ?
[15:25] <Wrec> indus this is the backup menu.lst
[15:25] <dmh> so if i get a cpu/motherboard combo that supports hyperthreading, ubuntu will show twice the amount of cores?
[15:25] <Wrec> http://paste.ubuntu.com/276432/
[15:25] <ikonia> kaspersky: keep in mind this channel is for ubuntu support only please.
[15:25] <Nishok> actionparsnip: the health is 99% of that iso file
[15:25] <rabidmachine9> I have ubuntu on macbook and I have no sound when I plug in...
[15:25] <revygttam> abdo: you should be able to boot into the recovery mode and that will give you a root prompt.  Or if your already at a prompt do a 'sudo -i'
[15:25] <trijntje> TimTom, you're welcome, good luck!
[15:26] <dmh> or should i say, twice the amount of cpus?
[15:26] <abdo> no, i want it from the splashcreen
[15:26] <indus> Wrec: you have edited the menu.lst
[15:26] <Nishok> indus: the iso file has 99% health, that 1% does it harm?
[15:26] <ikonia> dmh: it can do that yes
[15:26] <Wrec> yes i have
[15:26] <indus> Nishok: dont know, ask ActionParsnip
[15:26] <Halitech> abdo, you can't
[15:27] <indus> Wrec: who adviced you?
[15:27] <Nishok> indus: he isn't responding
[15:27] <Wrec> can i replace it with the backup one
[15:27] <abdo> Halitech, Ok !!?
[15:27] <Wrec> and save it with the menu.lst
[15:27] <indus> Wrec: hmm ok but its different
[15:27] <abdo> that was possible with Mandriva
[15:27] <Halitech> abdo, you need to select it grom the grub boot menu
[15:27] <Nishok> actionparsnip: you there?
[15:27] <indus> Wrec: it has more entries than in menu.lst , why did you remove some entries?
[15:27] <Halitech> abdo, different distros do things differently
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> Nishok: sup
[15:28] <stefg> rabidmachine9: Have you checked https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook already ?
[15:28] <Nishok> actionparsnip: the health is 99% of that iso file
[15:28] <abdo> Halitech, ok dude ..
[15:28] <Nishok> actionparsnip: does it harm?
[15:28] <revygttam> abdo, you could also just do a crtl+alt+f1 - f7 from the login screen and you will get a terminal.
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> Nishok: did it pass md5 test, do the md5sums calculated, match?
[15:28] <abdo> revygttam, nice
[15:28] <Wrec> ok here goes thx indus
[15:28] <Halitech> revygttam, does that allow logging in as root?
[15:28] <indus> Wrec: what
[15:28] <revygttam> abdo: you can do that within gnome, crtl+alt+f7 is your main
[15:28] <crash1hd_> how do I check to see what ports are in use?
[15:28] <Nishok> actionparsnip: well I can't get that to work.. but I used poweriso, that checks the health of the iso too
[15:29] <revygttam> Halitech: yes cuz you are prompted with a login screen
[15:29] <Wrec> iam going to reboot and c what happens
[15:29] <indus> Wrec: ok i guess use the backup
[15:29] <indus> Wrec: wait
[15:29] <Wrec> ok thanks
[15:29] <indus> Wrec: how did you do that?
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> Nishok: if you dont have the valid hash then poweriso cant do squat
[15:29] <indus> Wrec: ok nvm
[15:29] <Halitech> revygttam, but if root is disabled then how can they log in using root?
[15:29] <indus> Wrec: reboot
[15:29] <dmh> ikonia, is there something special i need to do?
[15:29] <Wrec> playing around with it grrrrrrrr
[15:29] <Wrec> brb hope
[15:29] <revygttam> Halitech: oh, if root is disabled you cannot, i didnt know that was the case
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> Nishok: here are the hashes: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[15:29] <iceroot> Halitech: you can only login with root if root is enabled
[15:29] <abdo> Halitech, what do u mean by disabled ??
[15:29] <ikonia> dmh: enable it in the bios and that's it
[15:29] <iceroot> Halitech: login = login-promt
[15:29] <indus> ActionParsnip: i think his iso is fine
[15:29] <abdo> Halitech, who can disable the ROOT ??
[15:29] <dmh> ikonia, enable hyperthreading?
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> Nishok: have an md5 check ran on the file, and compare the code to the ones on the site
[15:30] <Halitech> revygttam, root is disabled by default
[15:30] <ikonia> dmh: correcy
[15:30] <ikonia> correct
[15:30] <revygttam> abdo: just login with your normal username, and then do a sudo -i, that will give you root privelages
[15:30] <indus> i gtg byeeeeeee
[15:30] <dmh> ikonia, cool, tx
[15:30] <Dantix> hi all, I'm running Jaunty on LG net laptop, and my problem is when the battery is almost discharged Ubuntu doesn't hibernate, simply power off. Is there another settings beyond Power Management at Preferences screen?
[15:30] <Halitech> !root abdo
[15:30] <indus> ActionParsnip: bye
[15:30] <abdo> revygttam, Ok
[15:30] <henrik-> Anyone here from UK?
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> Nishok: the guide gives you a great md5 calculating app
[15:30] <abdo> !root
[15:30] <Halitech> !root |abdo
[15:30] <grawity> Halitech, abdo: Not disabled (that would be insane) - it is only locked, without a password.
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> indus: peace
[15:30] <revygttam> Halitech: thats not always the case though correct, i think you can specify to use root during install
[15:30] <grawity> revygttam: Nope.
[15:30] <grawity> revygttam: But you can set a password anytime after.
[15:30] <Halitech> grawity, sorry, wrong terminalogy
[15:31] <revygttam> grawity, Halitech: okay cool, ill remember that ;)
[15:31] <abdo> ubottu, ..?
[15:31] <Halitech> abdo, ubottu is a bot
[15:31] <grawity> abdo: Basically, the 'root' account has no password, and so it is not allowed to login. It can only be used through the 'sudo' command. (Unless, of course, you set a password manually.)
[15:31] <henrik->  "Phone: 213-271-2575 Extension 815169" Based in the UK, what number do I need to dial in order to reach him? I need the country code, which I believe is +44
[15:31] <Wrec> hey indus
[15:32] <Wrec> thx for that
[15:32] <abdo> Ok..i'm talking to bots now...so amazing ...
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> henrik-: yes, uk is +44
[15:32] <juanc> anyone speek in spanish???
[15:32] <henrik-> ActionParsnip: But what about the "Extension"-number?
[15:32] <abdo> hola
[15:32] <Nielsen> henrik-, i believe 0044 213 271 2575 (wait) 815169
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> !es | juanc
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> henrik-: thats individual to the company/whatever
[15:33] <Wrec> hey wheres indus
[15:33] <juanc> ok, thanks
[15:33] <henrik-> Nielsen: Ah, all right! That sounds quite right, never experienced that before - the only times I do experience that, I get a voice telling me what to press.
[15:33] <Nielsen> henrik-, and if you're calling from a cell phone, you call up +442132712575 then dial 815169 manually
[15:34] <abdo> how to delete temporary files in Ubunut ? so i can have more free space ..?
[15:34] <MenZa> !offtopic | Nielsen, henrik-
[15:34] <henrik-> Nielsen: All right. Nice! Thank you!
[15:35] <trijntje> abdo: they should be in /tmp i guess
[15:35] <abdo> trijntje, so i delete the contents of /tmp only ?
[15:35] <abdo> how to delete temporary files in Ubunut ? so i can have more free space ..?
[15:35] <prodigel> hi all. I have an old computer without x installed only for dosemu use, but the video module is buggy: after exiting dosemu, if trying again I get a black screen with nothing displayed
[15:36] <prodigel> where can I find a better driver for it
[15:36] <prodigel> ?
[15:36] <trijntje> abdo: i think so, but running programs might get angry
[15:36] <MenZa> !repeat | abdo
[15:36] <SilentJonathan>  what is the difference between /proc/ and /dev/ in relation to a kernel module
[15:36] <trijntje> abdo: also, /tmp is very small on my system, why do you think temporal files take up a lot of space?
[15:37] <abdo> trijntje, coz that makes me feel a strange feeling ...xD
[15:38] <trijntje> abdo: buy an extra harddrive;)
[15:39] <Halitech> abdo, if you want to check the size of the temp folder run df -h /tmp
[15:39] <Chun1> Just loaded jaunty on a relatively new Toshiba Satellite laptop. The wireless network worked perfectly in Vista; in ubuntu I can connect to the router perfectly, but pinging the router or any other networked computer fails - viewing pages in Firefox only works intermittently. Any suggestions?
[15:39] <TimTom> Hello again =(
[15:39] <Chun1> I can confirm that the network works fine on Ubuntu on other machines in the house, wirelessly
[15:40] <trijntje> Chun1, have you checked the following?
[15:40]  * vxr 0.o
[15:40] <trijntje> !wireless
[15:40] <TimTom> Can anyone give me live support via ICQ or MSN? I'm still trying to install guest addions on a virtualBox but it dont work for me =(
[15:40] <Chun1> trijntje: yes, haven't found anything which appears to help
[15:41] <revygttam> I need to delete all *.jpg files within several directoires with other extensions within the folders.. how can i find and delete just *.jpg files?
[15:41] <iceroot> TimTom: its not that hard. mount the cd with the excentions, switch to the cd and run sudo ./script-for-your-architectur
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> revygttam:  with good use of the 'find' command
[15:42] <trijntje> iceroot, no it isnt that easy, the guest additions don't know Xorg 6..
[15:42] <revygttam> Dr_Willis, i thought thats how i did it last time, i just couldnt remember the command
[15:43] <iceroot> trijntje: hm and what is using xorg 6?
[15:43] <trijntje> iceroot: 1.6 that is :P
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> revygttam:  i alwas have to check the man pages and google for examples...
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> revygttam:  i rarely use find. :)
[15:44] <iceroot> trijntje: which ubuntu is using a xorg which makes problems with tne vbox-extcensions?
[15:44] <trijntje> iceroot: jaunty
[15:44] <revygttam> Dr_Willis, me either ill have to google it
[15:44] <iceroot> trijntje: i am using jaunty on vbox with guesst extensions without problems
[15:45] <iceroot> trijntje: just start the script with sudo, reboot, finish
[15:45] <trijntje> iceroot: strange, i had to follow this guide before it would run http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-904jaunty-and-virtualbox-video-driver-for-xguest-additions.html
[15:45] <iceroot> trijntje: vbox3?
[15:45] <trijntje> iceroot: and it looks like timtom has ran into the same issue
[15:45] <iceroot> trijntje: working fine with vbox3 without problems here
[15:46] <Baba_B00ie> whats the link to download old ubuntu distros again ? i would like to grab 8.04
[15:46] <Baba_B00ie> ubuntu.com/oldreleases ?
[15:46] <trijntje> iceroot: I have 2.1.4 from the repo
[15:46] <genii> Baba_B00ie: 8.04 is still available from main sites
[15:46] <Halitech> genii, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate
[15:47] <iceroot> Baba_B00ie: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[15:47] <Halitech> Baba_B00ie, sorry, this was for you http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate
[15:47] <iceroot> trijntje: dont know if the old vbox had problems, the new one works out of the box
[15:47] <Baba_B00ie> Halitech, , iceroot , genii  thanks to ya all
[15:48] <trijntje> iceroot: I dont like installing software thats not in the repo's, I want to keep my system clean
[15:48] <geekbuntu> in ubuntu 9.04 - how can i set the default mail client to be thunderbird?
[15:48] <abdo> thanks for help guys ..appreciated ;)
[15:48] <iceroot> trijntje: its in the vboc-repos
[15:48] <iceroot> trijntje: its in the vbox-repos
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> geekbuntu: its in preferences, its one of the settns in default applications
[15:49] <iceroot> trijntje: they have ubuntu-repos for jaunty, hardy and so on with vbox 3.0x
[15:49] <geekbuntu> ActionParsnip: cool - ty
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> geekbuntu: System > Preferences > Preferred Applications.
[15:50] <trijntje> iceroot: I see, but 2.4 works fine for me. But why doesn't ubuntu copy that repo?
[15:50] <geekbuntu> ActionParsnip: man that's gonna save some headaches
[15:50] <iceroot> trijntje: because ubuntu only releases security-updates
[15:50] <geekbuntu> ActionParsnip: any chance you know how to set app's to start by themselves at startup?
[15:50] <iceroot> trijntje: the nice thing about vbox3 is the 3d-card-support for playing games
[15:50] <geekbuntu> (besides cron)
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> geekbuntu: System > Preferences > Startup Applications
[15:51] <ActionParsnip> !startup | geekbuntu
[15:51] <geekbuntu> ActionParsnip: omg xD
[15:51] <trijntje> iceroot, ill keep that in mind. But you get newer versions of programs when there's a new release of ubuntu right?
[15:51] <geekbuntu> i came to the right place :)
[15:51] <ActionParsnip> geekbuntu: its all there, you just gotta know where to look
[15:51] <iceroot> trijntje: correct
[15:52] <iceroot> trijntje: but within a ubuntu-version you only get security-fixes
[15:52] <trijntje> iceroot, lol, I never noticed ;)
[15:52] <chattta> Found a problem with program/package adding.  Is there a channel that I should post the problem to?
[15:52] <ActionParsnip> !bug | chattta
[15:53] <ActionParsnip> peace out kids. gotta jet
[15:53] <alfred_> hi
[15:54] <trijntje> !hi | alfred_
[15:54] <turbore> ubuntu ne reconnais pas mon dd exterieur usb
[15:54] <stefg> !fr
[15:54] <trijntje> !fr | turbore
[15:55] <trijntje> sweet, thats smart of ubottu
[15:56] <stefg> turbore: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && dmesg | pastebinit , then post the link you get in here
[15:59] <preetam> my boot menu does not shows ubuntu 8.10 option after upgrading to ubuntu 8.10 from ubuntu 8.04.
[16:00] <Halitech> !paste | preetam, use pastebin to show us your menu.lst file
[16:00] <Mithran> Does anyone here know how to set up a QLA2100 HBA? Using 9.04
[16:01] <StevenMyers> Mithran: what software is that?
[16:01] <StevenMyers> And is it from the repo's from the package manager?
[16:01] <Mithran> StevenMyers: Not software, hardware. It's a fibre channel host bus adapter.
[16:01] <N1ckR> Off topic but I have a cousin called Steve Myers !
[16:02] <StevenMyers> lol
[16:02] <StevenMyers> Good name too N1ckR
[16:02] <StevenMyers> :-)
[16:02] <StevenMyers> Mithran: Ah ok
[16:02] <N1ckR> You dont have a cousin called Nick do you ;)
[16:02]  * StevenMyers thinks
[16:03] <hansa> hello is there someone who can help me with kvm ?
[16:03] <StevenMyers> No I don't
[16:03] <hansa> or better libvirt
[16:03] <preetam> i checked the /boot/grub/menu.lst.  this shows the old option of ubuntu 8.04.1 LTS against the latest karnel.
[16:06] <clearscreen> I'm using rhythmbox 0.12.4, despite having the "status icon" plugin enabled, rhythmbox does not minimize to tray (instead, it just minimizes to the task bar), anyone that can point me in the right direction?
[16:07] <Halitech> preetam, how did you upgrade?
[16:07] <captnchaos> re
[16:07] <jarl22> question: I am restoring a ubuntu installation that used a  swap partiton. In the new hard disk I will not use swap. I already recovered files and restored grub, Should I do something to disable the swap on the new installation?
[16:08] <preetam> i upgrade through internet using update manager
[16:08] <Halitech> preetam, are you sure it upgraded successfully?
[16:08] <erUSUL> jarl22: comment it out in the fstab
[16:08] <erUSUL> jarl22: or delete the line alltogether
[16:09] <jarl22> ok, thank you erUSUL
[16:12] <preetam> yes yes it upgraded successfully.i think the system was unable to modify the grub menu.lst since it was manually changed by me. my laptop is a dual boot one with windows XP as the other OS.
[16:14] <mikepett> I'm setting up my printer via CUPS... and it's asking for username and password, the tutorial says it's usually root and the root password, but I don't remember ever setting a password for root when I installed ubuntu.
[16:14] <FloridaGuy> let hope my grub does right...after upgrade to 9.10 is done...but im already useing grub 2 in 9.04
[16:14] <Halitech> preetam, there should be a command to update grub but I don't know it off hand
[16:14] <erUSUL> mikepett: are you using System>Admin>Printers ?
[16:15] <Nishok> someone speaks dutch that can help me installing ubuntu?
[16:15] <erUSUL> Halitech: preetam sudo update-grub
[16:15] <mikepett> erUSUL: no, I'm in the web browser CUPS configuration
[16:15] <Halitech> mikepett, it would be your primary users password
[16:15] <Halitech> erUSUL, I was thinking it might be that but wasn't sure
[16:15] <erUSUL> mikepett: any reason to use the web over the gui ?
[16:15] <mikepett> I've tried my user name with that password (my username is primary user), it's not working
[16:16] <Hagus> I am trying to install apache2 webserver but when I do sudo a2enmod userdir, it tells me that userdir module is not found.  What should I do?
[16:16] <mikepett> nope, I just don't know what I'm doing so I'm following the tutorial step by step (installing wireless printer driver)
[16:16] <Nishok> someone speaks dutch that can help me installing ubuntu?
[16:16] <erUSUL> mikepett: are you on lpadmin group ?
[16:16] <erUSUL> !dh
[16:16] <preetam> yes i have already tried the command sudo update-grub to update it.but it is of no use
[16:16] <_UsUrPeR_> I'm having a heck of a time getting TLS working with LDAP in Ubuntu 9.04. Is anybody familiar with it?
[16:16] <clearscreen> Nishok: PM me ;)
[16:16] <mikepett> erUSUL: I don't know... I didn't make any changes to default install
[16:17] <Halitech> mikepett, in a terminal run groups and see
[16:17] <erUSUL> mikepett: add yourself to it « sudo adduser $USER lpadmin »
[16:17] <mikepett> lpadmin is listed so yes?
[16:18] <mikepett> ok, there it goes... damn I'm an idiot
[16:18] <Pici> Hagus: What version of apache2 do you have installed?
[16:18] <Hagus> lemme see Pici
[16:18] <mikepett> I was entering root with my root password instead of entering my username, I thought I tried that, but maybe I typed my password wrong that time... thanks guys!
[16:19] <OhLookItsKyle> Can someone PM me who knows about wine
[16:19] <mikepett> fn sweet... got wifi working, screen res correct, and now wifi printing... I'm in heaven
[16:19] <sanguisdex> how difficult would it be to revert xorg to ver 6?
[16:19] <Pici> OhLookItsKyle: The best place to ask about wine would be in their support channel: #winehq
[16:19] <genii> OhLookItsKyle: Why not try their channel instead, #winehq
[16:19] <OhLookItsKyle> Thanks
[16:19] <OhLookItsKyle> I didnt know they had one
[16:21] <Hagus> Pici: Apache2 version 2.2.11-2ubuntu2.3
[16:21] <Decano> how can I map a printer on a windows server on a ubuntu machine?
[16:21] <Dr_Willis> Decano:  i just run the printer config tool and point it to the windows shared printer server/printer
[16:22] <Pici> Hagus: And do you have apache2.2-common installed? apt-cache policy apache2.2-common will show you
[16:22] <Vinceman> !vanilla
[16:22] <Vinceman> what is a vanilla kernel?
[16:22] <haytix> heyya
[16:23] <Decano> Dr_Willis, I've tried
[16:23] <oks> Need a step by step guide for setting up PostgreSQL database server in ubuntu
[16:23] <matrixblue> Vinceman, last time I heard of a Vanilla kernel it was when I was running MAC OSX on a non apple computer
[16:23] <Hagus> It seems to be - Installed: 2.2.11-2ubuntu2.3
[16:24] <Dr_Willis> Decano:   You might want to set your linux machines default workgroup in /etc/samba/smb.conf also.  I also always install the full samba server and otehr samba packages.
[16:24] <Decano> Dr_Willis, but I didn't see the printer
[16:24] <Hagus> I just typed in what you said
[16:24] <Hagus> It gave several lines in response
[16:24] <preetam> hello anybody can suggest how to install the nvidia driver in ubuntu 8.10.
[16:24] <Dr_Willis> Decano:  i also always set up identical usernames/passwords on the windows bos as i do the linux box.
[16:24] <Pici> Hagus: Then you should be okay.  Can you check if userdir.load exists in /etc/apache2/mods-available ?
[16:24] <Dr_Willis> Decano:  or be sure to have 'guest' access allowed on the windows box.
[16:24] <Decano> Dr_Willis, ok.. I'll check the samba
[16:25] <mikepett> no way to create a passwordless user account huh?
[16:25] <Dr_Willis> Decano:  i always set up home shares and stuff.
[16:25] <Dr_Willis> mikepett:  theres ways.
[16:25] <Halitech> preetam, check and see if it exists in System - admin - restricted drivers
[16:25] <mikepett> Dr_Willis: I'm all ears. :)
[16:25] <Dr_Willis> mikepett:  no gui tools to do it. last i did that i had to manually edit the passwd file i recall
[16:25] <Hagus> When I tried doing cd /etc/apache2/mods-available it said No such file or directory, Pici :(
[16:25] <Dr_Willis> mikepett:  i made a user calleed 'shutdown' whos login shell was 'shutdown' :) and no password.
[16:26] <Pici> Hagus: How did you install apache?
[16:26] <Hagus> sudo apt-get install apache2
[16:26] <mikepett> Dr_Willis: where can I find that password file?
[16:26] <Hagus> I then mucked around with pear and symfony
[16:26] <mikepett> Dr_Willis: just set a password with the gui, and the edit the filev (delete the password)?
[16:26] <Hagus> It is since starting with symfony that I have had the problem
[16:27] <Dr_Willis> mikepett:  if you dont know about /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow   then you PROBERLy shouldent be messing with them...
[16:27] <Hagus> However, it is no longer confined to my symfony project.
[16:27] <Hagus> It is now affecting everything bar phpmyadmin
[16:27] <Decano> Dr_Willis, ty very much mf
[16:27] <Dr_Willis> mikepett:  i recall it being one 'field' in /etc/shadow i had to change for the user in question.
[16:27] <mikepett> Dr_Willis: I understand but I'm ok... that's all I needed to know. :|
[16:27] <mikepett> Dr_Willis: gotcha
[16:27] <preetam> yes it exists in the system admin -> hardware drivers but whenever i activate it the resolution becomes an absolute mess.
[16:27] <Dr_Willis> mikepett:   its proberly on web sites.. but last i did it was ages ago.. and its a big security issue.
[16:28] <Dr_Willis> mikepett:  backup ANY files you edit by hand.
[16:28] <Hagus> I shall tryp sudo apt-get install again
[16:28] <Halitech> preetam, what do you mean by a mess?
[16:28] <Pici> Hagus: Well, that path should definitely exist on an apache2 install.  I suggest that you backup any custom stuff you have in /etc/apache2/ and then apt-get purge apache2.2-common and then apt-get install apache2
[16:28] <mikepett> Dr_Willis: ya, this is just a shared acount for my kids for our home shared computer, figured I'd make it simpler for them, there's nothing not needs to be password protected on here
[16:29] <Hagus> ty Pici :)
[16:29] <Dr_Willis> mikepett:  gdm has a auto-login feature.
[16:30] <Balsaque> is xubuntu faster than ubuntu 8.10?
[16:30] <Halitech> Balsaque, not really
[16:30] <Superpsyko> hello
[16:30] <mikepett> Dr_Willis: I thought about that, but from time to time I want to login as I have a password protected account on that computer as well. Is there a way to enable auto login for their account but be able to hit a certain key so that I can login to my account if I want?
[16:30] <elfazendero> \ join#ubuntu.it
[16:30] <Superpsyko> need help to acces windows sharfolders with ubuntu
[16:30] <Pici> elfazendero: /join #ubuntu-it
[16:31] <elfazendero> oops, thanxs
[16:31] <Balsaque> just got this on mt Hd yesterday, love it, should i do the 9.04 upgrade (newbie)
[16:31] <Halitech> Balsaque, what video card do you have?
[16:31] <Hagus> Pici: Thankyou! It works!
[16:32] <Pici> Hagus: Great to hear
[16:32] <Balsaque> Halitech...8mb ati 2x agp xpert from 11 years ago
[16:32] <Halitech> Balsaque, I wouldn't unless y ou want to have headaches
[16:32] <acostello> sup yawl... lol
[16:33] <Halitech> Balsaque, if you can get a decent nvidia card then I would say yes
[16:33] <Balsaque> Halitech...no i am am definitely opposed to headaches
[16:33] <Balsaque> like to keep it simple
[16:33] <oks> How can i check in ubuntu that apache is installed?
[16:34] <acostello> does anyone have a minute to help me with amarok? i hear test sounds, but amarok wont playback
[16:34] <Halitech> Balsaque, ati support on old cards has really dropped off so stay under 9.04 unless you can get a better card
[16:34] <bullgard4> '~$ apt-cache show ekiga' outputs a line: "Task: mobile-mid." How is this information used in Ubuntu? What is meant here by 'Task'?
[16:34] <Balsaque> Halitech...i can get a 128mb video card according to dell
[16:34] <Halitech> oks, open up a browser adn go to http://localhost
[16:34] <Pici> oks: apt-cache policy apache2
[16:34] <Halitech> Balsaque, ati or nvidia?
[16:35] <Balsaque> don't recall they offered it too me months ago-will check on it...why is nvidia beeter for linux?
[16:35] <fabian5003> Hi geeks: Can anyone tell me what font did they use in this logo on the word "software"?
[16:35] <fabian5003> http://promote.opera.com/logos/Opera_logo5_t.png
[16:35] <fabian5003> Thanks!!
[16:35] <Pici> !offtopic | fabian5003
[16:35] <Halitech> Balsaque, nvidia currently has better support then ati
[16:36] <oks> pici: tnx. :)
[16:36] <acostello> Halitech: im running ati card right now without bugs
[16:36] <acostello> Halitech: it really depends
[16:36] <Halitech> acostello, I do as well but most of the older cards in 9.04 don't currently work well
[16:36] <Balsaque> Halitech-great i have read a lot about them
[16:37] <JP_Ezzy> hi all
[16:37] <anodesni> Hi, I have an ftp folder (with Connect to server... in places menu), which I want to access from the terminal. Where is it located?
[16:37] <JP_Ezzy> can any one tell me how to play .wmv files on my machine ?
[16:37] <acostello> Halitech: i know nvidia is alot better than ati when it comes to linux, that is no question, but i havent had extremely hard problems with them. which card does he have?
[16:37] <Halitech> !multimedia | JP_Ezzy
[16:37] <captnchaos> anodesni: ftp
[16:37] <captnchaos> anodesni: man ftp
[16:37] <Balsaque> this computer is 11 years old, will probably go for the nvidia but a pretty moderate one as the computer may die at any time
[16:38] <acostello> Balsaque: i wouldnt put a dime in that thing...
[16:38] <Halitech> acostello, no issues here either but I'm not a gamer or run compiz ... older 8meg Xpert agp
[16:38] <chack-1> hello all
[16:38] <anodesni> captnchaos: doesn't nautilus mounts the ftp folder to the filesystem?
[16:38] <Balsaque> acostell-well ithought maybe some of the old cards would be sold cheap
[16:38] <Halitech> Balsaque, check around with kijiji or craigslist or a local mum and pop store and see if you can get something for next to free
[16:38] <chack-1> i can view nothing on my screen after changing the resolution
[16:39] <grawity> anodesni: It kind of does - under the virtual ~/.gvfs/ filesystem.
[16:39] <Balsaque> Hailiteck-now yut talin my language
[16:39] <grawity> captnchaos: Look under ~/.gvfs/
[16:39] <acostello> !gconf
[16:39] <Hagus> Pici - although the installation of the webserver seems to have gone OK, when I try to open a local webpage, it wants to download it instead.
[16:39] <Halitech> Balsaque, there is a place around here that I buy alot of used stuff from and they have 64meg agp cards for 5.00
[16:40] <Halitech> Hagus, html or php page?
[16:40] <Hagus> php
[16:40] <captnchaos> grawity: what?
[16:40] <Hagus> well, have not tried html page yet
[16:40] <grawity> captnchaos: <grawity> captnchaos: Look under ~/.gvfs/
[16:40] <acostello> Halitech: you could also look at a goodwill or a donation place to find a card, they have alot of computers that people give them
[16:40] <Halitech> Hagus, did you install php and restart the server?
[16:40] <acostello> bah
[16:40] <grawity> captnchaos: meh, nevermind that.
[16:40] <captnchaos> grawity: what should be there?
[16:40] <captnchaos> grawity: why do you tell me?
[16:40] <Hagus> I did not install php after I last installed the webserver
[16:40] <acostello> Balsaque: you could look at goodwill, or a local place thats gets donations and could probably get one for free from there
[16:40] <anodesni> grawity: it's not ther
[16:40] <Halitech> acostello, good point, except the closest to me is a long distance on the bus
[16:41]  * Hagus goes to reinstall php now
[16:41] <Pici> Hagus: If its a php page you need to re-enable your php module
[16:41] <Halitech> Hagus, then you need to install php module
[16:41] <acostello> Halitech: i would spend the time on the bus and not put any money into that machine if possible
[16:41] <acostello> anyone good with amarok?
[16:41] <Halitech> acostello, if I needed the card I probably would but I don't currently :)
[16:42] <Balsaque> Halitecdo i need better video card for xubuntu (like it because it says it takes up 1.5g instead of ubuntu-took 2.9 on my HD)
[16:43] <Ashhh> um
[16:43] <Halitech> Balsaque, honestly xubuntu is not much different then ubuntu anymore. it should run with the card you have currently but guess on the age, I would probably go with LXDE for the desktop as it is much lighter
[16:43] <djp> does anyone know how to get the erasedups option to work with .bashrc?
[16:43] <Ashhh> how do I quota on someone's /home/** folder??
[16:44] <el_friki> hola
[16:44] <Ashhh> el friki
[16:44] <Ashhh> how do I quota on someone's /home/** folder??
[16:45] <grawity> Ashhh: By using the 'quota' command. (apt-get install quota first.)
[16:45] <Halitech> Ashhh, http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2139737,00.asp
[16:45] <el_friki> de que va este canal?
[16:46] <Ashhh> damn
[16:46] <Ashhh> too much text
[16:46] <aLeSD> hi ... how could I know all the program running on my opened ports ?
[16:46] <Ashhh> screw it
[16:46] <Ashhh> I don't need to quota someone
[16:46] <Pici> !ask
[16:46] <Balsaque> Halitech/is there a website i can go to for LXDE?
[16:47] <oks> ubottu: well said. :)
[16:47] <Halitech> Balsaque, http://lxde.org
[16:47] <n08l3J> hello everyone
[16:47] <n08l3J> any recommendations on music recording software for ubuntu ?
[16:47] <mikepett> I'm trying to stop the bluetooth module from loading at boot (since I don't have bluetooth anyway), it's freezing and causing me to boot with acpi=off... I found a post that said I should add blacklist hci_usb to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist... that does sound right? I just don't want to disable the wrong thing, like usb support.
[16:47] <Halitech> Balsaque, if  you have 9.04 installed you can simply run sudo apt-get install lxde
[16:48] <Balsaque> Halitech/i have 8.10 with the 349 updates right now
[16:48] <oxi> hi
[16:48] <oxi> Is it bad practice to use iptables rerouting for services on port <1025?
[16:48] <oxi> What are the pro/cons of using iptable rerouting VS sudo native bind and privilege drop?
[16:48] <Oli``> How can I get the current X resolution from the command line (over ssh)?
[16:48] <Halitech> Balsaque, ok, then you would need to get it manually from the website
[16:48] <sartan> heya.  Around 2PM every day, ubuntu decides to apply dhcp to eth0.  I've removed network-manager, and i'm only using a static IP in /etc/network/interfaces.  What exactly would cause this behavior?
[16:48] <Balsaque> runs great! nut will be trying to resurect another ols puter soon
[16:49] <Halitech> Balsaque, if you are happy with it then stick with what you like :)
[16:49] <n08l3J> sartan check the logs for it
[16:49] <addisonj_> alright, needing some help, using an HP workstation which has a full range speaker built into the case, having trouble changing my default output to the other sound device so that it goes through the speakers
[16:49] <erUSUL> mikepett: sounds right. in case there is some problem you only have to delete a line from a fie
[16:49] <Balsaque> Halitech/oh i will keep it on this set, want the lighest weight system for my next resurection
[16:50] <n08l3J> How you guys use your ipod to sync with ubunutu ?
[16:50] <sartan> n08l3J: that's the first place I checked. unfortunately there truly is nothing
[16:50] <n08l3J> what music players u prefer / recommend
[16:50] <mikepett> erUSUL: well I was just worried that since my keyboard is usb, if I disable usb, then... but I guess theres probably a way.
[16:50] <Halitech> Balsaque, maybe for the next one go 9.04 minimal install from the alt cd and then install lxde
[16:50] <erUSUL> mikepett: there is allways the livecd route
[16:50] <n08l3J> sartan: did you tried re-installing network-manager to see if the problem dissappears ?
[16:51] <mikepett> erUSUL: I did it, rebooting now. :)
[16:51] <revygttam> n08l3J: You can use gtkpod to synch your ipod.
[16:51] <sartan> n08l3J: this was happening before network-manager was removed too.
[16:51] <Balsaque> Halitech/would of never gueasssed you get lighter than the 1.5g xubuntu uses
[16:51] <sartan> I removed network-manager as it was doing other funky dhcp things with my 14 usb ethernet adapters.
[16:51] <superdump> hey
[16:51] <geekbuntu> revygttam: know of anything to sync a LG phone (env3) besides the beta bitpim? =-]
[16:52] <n08l3J> thanks revygttam
[16:52] <mikepett> erUSUL: omg, my computer is smoking, what did you do???
[16:52] <Halitech> Balsaque, there are alot that are lighter, any of the *box window managers will be even lighter
[16:52] <superdump> i've kept my home partition separate from root and boot and whatnot so that when i switch distributions or reinstall, i can just mount my home directory
[16:52] <sartan> is it signifigant that /etc/network/interfaces is; "auto eth0; iface eth0 inet static" - auto and iface on two different lines?
[16:52] <mikla> gz
[16:52] <revygttam> geekbuntu: your probably gonna have to stick with that fellow.
[16:52] <Halitech> mikepett, is it old enough to smoke?
[16:52] <superdump> when i've done this, i've removed all unwanted ~/. files and dirs
[16:52] <geekbuntu> revygttam: i was hoping i didn't have to but i haven't seen anything else
[16:52] <n08l3J> sartan: you can always try it, to see if that make any difference ?
[16:53] <superdump> unfortunately, when doing this i've removed ~/.bashrc and it hasn't been reinstated
[16:53] <n08l3J> i m not getting this 2AM thing
[16:53] <sartan> :P
[16:53] <n08l3J> whay at that time
[16:53] <erUSUL> mikepett: i closed my eyes concentated in your nick... then your name was revealed to me and you house.... i sumonned a firebolt from hell and melted your computer
[16:53] <sartan> 2PM
[16:53] <revygttam> geekbuntu: yeah unless theres some way that you can mount its filesystem its dobutful
[16:53] <superdump> how can i recreate ~/.bashrc for my user?
[16:53] <n08l3J> yah 2PM
[16:53] <sartan> I've no idea either. I thought it was a cronjob but there's nothing there
[16:53] <Vinceman> Ubuntu is Debian-base
[16:53] <Vinceman> d
[16:53] <sdcurlee> I edited my "sources.list" a while back, I think I ruined my system update process.  What is the command to search through folders to find files?
[16:53] <superdump> the default one when creating a new user
[16:53] <geekbuntu> revygttam: so far - it's the only way in i've found - thanks for answering tho
[16:53] <Halitech> sdcurlee, *find*
[16:53] <sartan> when removing auto eth0, the interface doesn't start when i restart /etc/init.d/networking.
[16:53] <n08l3J> sartan, can u manually start it using ifconfig eth0 up ?
[16:54] <m4j> I need Help I want to download sound converter
[16:54] <mikepett> erUSUL: lol.... it's not smoking, but it caused all kinds of havoc... I got Ubuntu is running in low-graphics mode and errors referencing nvidia kernel modules  and failing to intiliase nvidia graphics device
[16:54] <Halitech> m4j, sudo apt-get install sound-convertor
[16:54] <sartan> well, of course, as that's not a script. when it flipflops to dhcp, i actually ifdown eth0 && ifup eth0 too
[16:54] <revygttam> m4j, if your okay with command line look into pacpl, without a doubt it supports the most filetypes
[16:54] <Hagus> OK - have downloaded php5 but browser still wanting to download rather than show php files
[16:54] <erUSUL> mikepett: seriously.. the line you added to the blacklist file can not be the couse of graphic misconfiguration
[16:54] <Halitech> Hagus, did you restart apache?
[16:54] <Tothee> češi?
[16:55]  * sartan scratches head
[16:55] <Cpudan80> Halitech: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[16:55] <Hagus> Is the command apache2 restart?
[16:55] <Hagus> ah ta Cpudan80
[16:55] <Cpudan80> apache2 might be aliased to that
[16:55] <Cpudan80> not sure
[16:55] <m4j> can you log in to my computer
[16:55] <Cpudan80> no
[16:55] <m4j> and do it for me
[16:56] <Halitech> !who | m4j
[16:56] <m4j> it cave me a erroe
[16:56] <addisonj_> any media apps that will support connecting to an orb server?
[16:56] <revygttam> m4j what is giving you an error?
[16:56] <Halitech> Cpudan80, thanks, been too long since I've had to restart apache
[16:56] <sdcurlee> Halitech: find doesn't seem to locate it, do you happen to know where the sources.list file is?
[16:56] <erUSUL> mikepett: as i said usb_hci has nothing to do with nvidia... maybe there was a ernel upgrade ?
[16:56] <Halitech> sdcurlee, /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:56] <m4j> HALITECH can you login to my come
[16:56] <sdcurlee> Halitech: thank you.
[16:57] <Halitech> m4j, can I? probably yes, will I? no
[16:57] <mikepett> erUSUL: I also removed the acpi=off since I was hoping would no longer be necessary. It was freezing when is got to starting bluetooth, but adding that option allowed to to boot so I figured removing bluetooth should allow me to boot without disabling acpi, but to no avail... when I put that option back it, it's booting again
[16:57] <Halitech> m4j, what error did you get?
[16:57] <m4j> Reading state information... Done E: Couldn't find package sound-convertor
[16:57] <Hagus> I did restart but problem persists
[16:57] <erUSUL> mikepett: i see... running without acpi is not nice...
[16:58] <duffydack> Hagus, sudo a2enmod php5
[16:58] <duffydack> Hagus, also try clearing your browser cache.
[16:58] <mikepett> erUSUL: I guess I just need to leave well enough alone, but it's just aggravating... exactly, I'd sure like to have acpi
[16:58] <m4j> halitech, Reading state information... Done E: Couldn't find package sound-convertor
[16:58] <erUSUL> mikepett: maybe you can try another boot options...
[16:59] <erUSUL> !boot | mikepett
[16:59] <Halitech> m4j, sudo apt-get install soundconvertor ... no - between them
[16:59] <sdcurlee> is there a command i can run to do a system update without having to open a graphical package manager?
[16:59] <Hagus> grr it says ERROR: Module php5 does not exist!
[16:59] <revygttam> sdcurlee: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[16:59] <Halitech> sdcurlee, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[16:59] <sdcurlee> thank you
[16:59] <duffydack> Hagus, need the apache module then :)
[16:59] <Halitech> revygttam, wouldn't that be to upgrade from say 8.10 to 9.04?
[17:00] <m4j> Halitech, E: Couldn't find package soundconvertor
[17:00] <pluma> How can I make it so that my users can receive e-mails sent to username@servername.tld? Sendmail is installed and e.g. bad sudo warnings are sent to his mailbox, so internal mail seems to work
[17:00] <dehqan> Good day everyone , Is there any way to voice chat in yahoo in ubuntu ?
[17:00] <mikepett> I appreciate those references, but I've tried just about every boot option under the sun.. it's not really that it won't boot, it's that my usb keyboard/mouse won't work unless I have acpi=off
[17:00] <revygttam> Halitech: yea i think your right ';\
[17:01] <duffydack> Hagus, libapache2-mod-php5
[17:01] <mikepett> I thought it was the bluetooth because that's where I was getting irq errors, but I blacklisted that and still get those errors and no keyboard/mouse without turning off acpi so I"m at a loss on that.
[17:01] <Halitech> m4j, strange ... can you use pastebin to show us the output of cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:01] <ubuntu_giant> Sorry, I forgot the channel for Ubuntu mentors. :(
[17:02] <Hagus> ty duffydack - now dowloading it ;)
[17:02] <m4j> Halitech, I am new to this
[17:02] <Halitech> pluma, sendmail is for sending email, not recieving ... you need a mail client
[17:02] <Halitech> !pastebin > m4j
[17:03] <huangguoji> helo
[17:03] <mikla> anyone know good html editor with code completition? :D
[17:03] <ubuntu_giant> mikla: There isn't an absolute perfect one for gnome, but bluefish seems to be best.
[17:03] <m4j> Halitech, can you help me
[17:04] <the_beav> how much does space ubuntu 9 - 64bit install to?  i know it's more than 32, but just how much?
[17:04] <Halitech> m4j, do you know how to open a terminal?
[17:04] <clearscreen> is there a way to get rid of the little seperators on the taskbar?
[17:04] <pluma> Halitech: How do I go about that? I want a pop3+imap server. I think it may be installed, but not configured.
[17:04] <mikla> thx
[17:04] <Halitech> the_beav, huh?
[17:05] <Halitech> pluma, unless you've installed it there isn't one installed by default
[17:05] <m4j> yes
[17:05] <pluma> Halitech: I found a tutorial, but it says receiving always works, which it doesn't.
[17:05] <Halitech> m4j, okay, open a terminal and type in /cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:05] <pluma> Halitech: I'm using a VServer provided by a hosting company, so I think they pre-installed it. Apache2 came preinstalled as well.
[17:05] <the_beav> Halitech: how much hard drive space does 64 bit install too, as opposed to 32 bit?
[17:06] <the_beav> halitech: 64 bit requires XX amount of HD space
[17:06] <Halitech> pluma, they should have documentation on using their software thats installed
[17:06] <Halitech> the_beav, it should be about the same
[17:06]  * Hagus waves with gratitude and respect at duffydack, Halitech, Cpudan80 and Pici, who all helped him to get his life back :)
[17:06] <m4j> Halitech, bash: /cat/etc/apt/sources.list: No such file or directory
[17:06] <Cpudan80> yw
[17:06] <Hagus> My webserver works again :)
[17:07] <Halitech> m4j, no type in this  cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:07]  * Hagus goes skipping through the channel
[17:07] <the_beav> Halitech: thx...
[17:07] <pluma> Halitech: They don't. It usually comes with Debian 4 + Confixx, but I wanted to use Ubuntu because Confixx wouldn't let me adjust usernames etc. Long story short: there's no info on what the system has and what it hasn't. A tutorial to setting up a POP3+IMAP server would be enough to get me started, but Google isn't my friend today.
[17:07] <m4j> Halitech,  bash: /etc/apt/sources.list: Permission denied
[17:08] <pluma> m4j: sudo?
[17:08] <m4j> pluma, WHat
[17:08] <pluma> m4j: type sudo cat ...
[17:08]  * addisonj_ cringes
[17:09] <Halitech> pluma, I used to have a link but I cant find it right now but howtoforge has some good walk throughs
[17:09] <m4j> pluma, it is not doing anything
[17:09] <mostermand> m4j permission denied means you have to be root to do it use sudo <the_command> to get root
[17:09] <pluma> m4j: sudo cat /etc/whateverthepathwas
[17:09] <Halitech> m4j, cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:10] <pluma> Halitech: howtoforge? Will have a look.
[17:10] <shredder12> hey,, how do i rotate my screen ??
[17:10] <Halitech> you don't need sudo to use the cat command to get the info from a text file
[17:10] <josephstalin> Sup guys, is there any way to get my default font configuration back from my fresh install with openbox? Or is there anyone using openbox that can just tell me the default fonts?
[17:10] <pluma> shredder12: You take the screen with both of your hands and turn.
[17:11] <josephstalin> Hahaha
[17:11] <shredder12> pluma, thanks.. i tried but it seemed pretty heavy.. is there any way i can do the same with my virtual desktop... using some utility
[17:11] <vascot> josephstalin: i'll look for you
[17:11] <jeofizik> hello. I downloaded and burned debian lenny ISO file to my flashdisk with Ubuntu startup creator.  then I restarted my system. While installing debian, it says there is no CD in the cd-rom. How can I install it using my flashdisk?  How can I say the installer that my instalition files are in my flashdisk ?
[17:12] <pluma> shredder12: If you're using nVidia the proprietary driver can do that for you, I think.
[17:12] <fbianconi> shredder12: xrandr --rotate [orientation] (see man xrandr for details)
[17:12] <josephstalin> Thanks, vascot!
[17:13] <shredder12> fbianconi, pluma  actually i was looking for a command or a similar thing..  I tried xrandr --rotate right but it gave some "usage error"
[17:13] <pluma> man xrandr?
[17:13] <shredder12> kk
[17:13] <Halitech> pluma, found this http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu8.04-lts
[17:13] <ja> cze
[17:14] <ja> mam a sprzedanie xp rginałka
[17:14] <pluma> Halitech: Thanks. I'll have a read.
[17:14] <Halitech> pluma, and the 'official' guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MailServer
[17:14] <pluma> Thanks, Halitech
[17:15] <shredder12> pluma, i read the man page and I think i m probably doing the right thing. ""xrandr --rotate orientation" which could be normal,left ,right or inverted
[17:15] <Halitech> jeofizik, I don't think the ubuntu startup creator works with the debian install
[17:15] <jeofizik> Halitech:  but it works
[17:15] <bullgard4> '~$ apt-cache show ekiga' outputs a line: "Task: mobile-mid." How is this information used in Ubuntu? What is meant here by 'Task'?
[17:16] <Halitech> jeofizik, not if its not looking in the right place for the files it isn't
[17:16] <m4j> pluma, i am new to linux can you help
[17:16] <fbianconi> shredder12: try "xrandr -o [orientation]"
[17:16] <shredder12> fbianconi, kk lemme see..
[17:16] <m4j> pluma, i am typing what you are tell me
[17:16] <grawity> bullgard4: They're kind of like groups, I think... for example, ubuntu-desktop is a task, not a real package, but you can install it and it'll get all the packages it needs.
[17:16] <whileimhere> Hi is there a channel for questions about hardware?
[17:16] <shredder12> fbianconi,  it says "bad match (invalid parameter attribute)" and some 3-5 lines of error
[17:17] <Pici> grawity: No, ubuntu-desktop is a metapackage, its a package that installs nothing but has many dependencies.
[17:17] <grawity> Hmm. Forgot that.
[17:17] <Pici> bullgard4: Take a look at tasksel --list-tasks
[17:17] <pluma> How do I scroll the log in irssi?
[17:18] <warriorforgod> pluma: the page up key
[17:18] <ZmAY> can someone help me reconfigure fstab, i need some partition to be mounted at boot, which paramaters should i insert
[17:18] <pluma> Ah!
[17:18] <nanotube> whileimhere: if your question involves getting the hardware to work on ubuntu, then this channel should be ok. :)
[17:18] <nanotube> !hardware | whileimhere
[17:18] <shredder12> fbianconi, here is the full error http://paste.ubuntu.com/276462/
[17:18] <pluma> warriorforgod: Thanks. That did the trick
[17:19] <fbianconi> shredder12: which video card do you have and with what drivers are you using it?
[17:19] <bullgard4> tasksel allows to selct from 34 software collections.  But I find myself unable to associate 'mobile-mid' to one of  them. Can you help?
[17:19] <bullgard4> Pici:  tasksel allows to selct from 34 software collections.  But I find myself unable to associate 'mobile-mid' to one of  them. Can you help?
[17:19] <shredder12> ZmAY, you can use something called storage device manager it will help you mount the devices you want at startup
[17:19] <racecar56> anyone know of a UI designer for gtk?
[17:19] <bullgard4> s/selct/select/
[17:20] <shredder12> fbianconi, i have nvidia card and i have installed the drivers from the hardware driver manager
[17:20] <racecar56> it's got to be able to work with python
[17:20] <nanotube> racecar56: glade ?
[17:20] <shredder12> fbianconi, the recommended one.
[17:20] <racecar56> nanotube: does it work with python?
[17:20] <Pici> bullgard4: I see mobile-mid in my list.
[17:20] <racecar56> nanotube: i used it a while ago and i don't think it did but i'd better check again
[17:20] <racecar56> nanotube: s/while/long time
[17:21] <Pici> bullgard4: tasksel --list-tasks| grep mid
[17:21] <nanotube> racecar56: it outputs xml files, which can be used with a number of languages, including python.
[17:21] <mikepett>  sweet...now got it shutting down without pressing the power button. One more thing then I'm going to bed!
[17:21] <racecar56> nanotube: k
[17:21] <nanotube> racecar56: http://glade.gnome.org/
[17:21] <racecar56> nanotube: do you remember me?
[17:22] <Balsaque> Halitech/yes just read about "puppy" only takes up 1/4g of HD, supposed to be real snappy, sounds like fun
[17:22] <nanotube> racecar56: no... should i? :)
[17:23] <fbianconi> shredder12: you need to add the line 'Option "RandRRotation" "on" '  to your device secion in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, resatart xserver and try again
[17:23] <racecar56> nanotube: i remember you... i haven't been around this channel in about 6 months i think
[17:23] <mikepett> I've been googling this, can't quite find the answer I'm looking for... I have a desktop user account set to auto login, and it asks for the default keyring password to that account everytime (I know it's a security thing but it kind of defeats the purpose of auto-login)... anyway to get rid of that?
[17:23] <Halitech> Balsaque, its good for restoring really old systems
[17:23] <znh> Hello
[17:23] <ZmAY> shredder12, in column 4, which parameters should i put
[17:23] <shredder12> fbianconi, thanks.. i will give it a try..
[17:23] <nanotube> racecar56: ah heh, according to my logs, i see we've talked before. :)
[17:23] <cousteau> hey, what exactly is that /cow folder that appear when I tried to install java on a liveCD?
[17:23] <mikepett> I don't want to disable any password protection from my main account, just get rid of the keyring password prompt from the "desktop user" account.
[17:24] <Balsaque> HAliteach/my goal is to make an old powerpc MAC destop run real fast on the ne...a dedicated internet comuter used for not much else
[17:24] <shredder12> ZmAY,  you mean 4th column in /etc/fstab file??
[17:24] <ZmAY> yes
[17:24] <Halitech> Balsaque, don't think puppy will work on a power pc
[17:25] <shredder12> ZmAY, in my fstab file..  i used "defaults" to mount my windows ntfs partitions
[17:25] <Halitech> Balsaque, check here http://distrowatch.com/search.php?category=All&origin=All&basedon=All&desktop=All&architecture=powerpc&status=Active
[17:25] <Pici> !offtopic
[17:25] <Balsaque> Halitech/oh, the gut at Idisk told me that 9ships ubuntu dics for free less shipping)
[17:25] <Balsaque> guy* (gut)
[17:26] <ZmAY> shredder12, i have "umask=077" for my win7 partition
[17:26] <Halitech> Balsaque, they do but unless its an intel based mac, 9.04 won't work
[17:26] <nanotube> racecar56: ever made anything out of that headless hp server box? ;)
[17:26] <racecar56> nanotube: no
[17:26] <racecar56> nanotube: it's in a box now, doing nothing
[17:26] <Halitech> Balsaque, for a powerpc you may want to look to the roots and use Debian on it
[17:26] <ZmAY> shredder12, and it works, i now need to mount ubuntu partition, but parameter "auto" doesent work
[17:26] <nanotube> racecar56: hehe ic
[17:26] <shredder12> ZmAY,  you should try storage device manager.. it will do everything for you....
[17:26] <Balsaque> Halitech/the guy at idisk, a shipping terminal for ubuntu, gave me that little tidbit of info...
[17:27] <the_beav> anybody notice any problems with flash player in 64-bit ubuntu?  Using fglrx?  I had issues in the past...
[17:27] <shredder12> ZmAY,  my options look like "/dev/sda1 /media/disk ntfs defaults 0 0"
[17:27] <racecar56> nanotube: i had a computer that had very close hardware to the server but it broke somewhat
[17:27] <shredder12> ZmAY, /dev/sda1 is the C:/
[17:27] <ZmAY> shredder12, /dev/sda1        /mnt/win         ntfs-3g     umask=077        1   0
[17:27] <racecar56> nanotube: so, i can't install ubuntu onto that computer and switch the hard drive
[17:28] <znh> Hello!
[17:29] <Balsaque> i guess i got lucky here, i simply ordered free ubuntu and pounded into my old dell without researching many of your options...man i was like a child walking thru a minefield  but its runs great
[17:29] <shredder12> ZmAY, stil.. try replacing it will defaults.. and reboot.. it won't do any harm..
[17:29] <shredder12> ZmAY,  it will either mount or not
[17:29] <znh> I configured dual screen on this 9.04 installation and it doesnt work properly. Anyone, help?
[17:29] <Halitech> Balsaque, the cd they ship works with any intel system, only need to go looking otherwise if you are running powerpc
[17:29] <ZmAY> shredder12, that line i gave u works, and mounts win7, but i need to mount other ubuntu partition, which doesent mount, also if i give auto option
[17:30] <szeck> hei guys anyone can help me? my netowrk manager gone crazy! Under "wired network" there's "device not managed"!!!! how to fix it?
[17:30] <[A]KangB> hi! how can I know the UUID of a HDD? I want to modify the fstab to mount a new disk as /home
[17:30] <znh> szeck: verify that NetworkManager is running
[17:30] <danbhfive> [A]KangB: blkid
[17:30] <szeck> znh is running?
[17:30] <szeck> znh what do you mean?
[17:31] <szeck> znh is running for sure
[17:31] <szeck> znh is on the tray
[17:31] <znh> szeck: I don't think I can help you :)
[17:31] <G_A_C> szeck: the tray icon is just a "frontend" for NetworkManager
[17:31] <G_A_C> try "sudo /etc/init.d/NetworkManager restart" from a command prompt, this will restart the backend daemon
[17:31] <[A]KangB> thanks danbhfive
[17:31] <szeck> ok
[17:32] <racecar56> nanotube: do you remember when i was trying to use testdisk on a hard drive with a stupid gparted mistake on it?
[17:32] <racecar56> nanotube: that problem is long gone :D
[17:32] <znh> I configured dual screen on this 9.04 installation and it doesnt work properly. Anyone, help?
[17:32] <markl_> is it possible to configure apt-get to download more than one file at a time from the same source?
[17:32] <bullgard4> Pici: At this moment I am pretty busy with upgrading Karmic as I had several crashes. I will do as you said thereafter.
[17:32] <shredder12> ZmAY, if it is an ubuntu partition the use something like "/dev/you_partition /media/folder ext3 defaults 0 0"
[17:33] <shredder12> ZmAY,  I am sure about this.. but doint something wrong in your fstab file.. jst won't mount.. so you may give it a try.. or if you have something better
[17:33] <szeck> G_A_C restarted. i'm connected with the pppoeconf, i just want to manage my eth0 with the nm.....(?)
[17:33] <ZmAY> i have use ReiserFS, does it have to be ReiserFS or reiserfs
[17:33] <paradizelost> hey all, i'm having issues with plasma in KDE eating 99% cpu
[17:33] <paradizelost> any ideas on how to resolve?
[17:34] <racecar56> paradizelost: is your computer old?
[17:34] <racecar56> paradizelost: if it is then maybe kde is too much
[17:34] <paradizelost> core 2 duo laptop w/ 128MB Nvidia GPU
[17:34] <shredder12> ZmAY, try man reiserfs
[17:34] <shredder12> Zmay, i mean use reiserfs
[17:34] <shredder12> ZmAY, i read it in man fstab
[17:34] <ZmAY> ok, reboot
[17:34] <racecar56> paradizelost: i have a similar comp (it's a laptop) and kde4 ran fine...
[17:34] <racecar56> paradizelost: same processor too
[17:35] <eduardo_> Edu
[17:35] <paradizelost> shredder12:  you're recommending reiser when the main programmer is in jail for killing his wife?
[17:35] <racecar56> paradizelost: i think
[17:35] <eduardo_> fmz ?
[17:35] <paradizelost> racecar56:  it's fine until i get a few gadgets on
[17:35] <racecar56> paradizelost: k
[17:35] <paradizelost> but it doesn't tell me what gadget is causing it
[17:35] <racecar56> paradizelost: maybe do some process exploring, ps aux
[17:35] <shredder12> paradizelost,   lol..  i didn't recommend him to use reiser he was already using reiser, he jst needed for mounting it
[17:36] <szeck> G_A_C?
[17:36] <spaztik> does optical spdif work on 9.04?
[17:36] <fabiod79> !list
[17:36] <fabiod79> lista
[17:36] <Balsaque> anyone know which flash player i need play youtube vids?
[17:36] <paradizelost> spaztik:  does for me on my desktop at home
[17:37] <paradizelost> probably depends on your sound card
[17:37] <Ashhh> adobe flash player
[17:37] <racecar56> Balsaque: flashplugin-nonfree is the most reliable
[17:37] <Ashhh> lol
[17:37] <Ashhh> um
[17:37] <Dom_> Hello
[17:37] <racecar56> Balsaque: downside is that it's not opensource
[17:37] <Ashhh> I need help
[17:37] <paradizelost> i don't know if it helps or not, but i'm running x64
[17:37] <fabiod79> xdcc send
[17:37] <Ashhh> like
[17:37] <racecar56> paradizelost: same
[17:37] <Ashhh> how to I mount an ssh share, like "connect to server" in ubuntu
[17:38] <Ashhh> I'm using xubuntu
[17:38] <nanotube> racecar56: heh no, don't recall that one. ;)
[17:38] <arthurg> ns volume
[17:38] <racecar56> nanotube: didn't think so
[17:38] <Balsaque> here are my specs: 400mgz, 768ram, 8mb ati, turtle beach montego sound
[17:38] <shredder12> how to i restart my xserver, will "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart" do??
[17:38] <lobak__> hello
[17:38] <spaztik> Ashhh, you need sshfs
[17:38] <Ashhh> um
[17:38] <Ashhh> like apt-get install it??
[17:39] <nanotube> shredder12: yes it will
[17:39] <racecar56> nanotube: glad it was solved, i had to make testdisk search for partitions under the 'no partition table' type of partition table O_o
[17:39] <spaztik> .... is it something you can't try before asking?
[17:39] <lobak__> have anyone use gnu screen? i would like to know how to save and resume screen session after reboot/shutdown
[17:39] <shredder12> nanotube, thanks..
[17:39] <lenswipe> hey guys
[17:39] <lenswipe> ubuntu is returning an error code when i try and start freeradius
[17:39] <lenswipe> can someone help
[17:39] <Ashhh> O.o
[17:39] <Balsaque> i guess if you tube is not open source they can stick it
[17:39] <paradizelost> shredder12: do it in a screen or on the console, otherwise it may not start it back up
[17:39] <nanotube> racecar56: heh
[17:39] <Ashhh> hiay slensyfwo
[17:39] <Ashhh> hiya lenswipe***
[17:40] <racecar56> nanotube: i canceled a resize or was it a move operation
[17:40] <lenswipe> Ashhh, hey ash thought you might be in here
[17:40] <racecar56> nanotube: then it happened
[17:40] <Ashhh> :
[17:40] <Ashhh> so
[17:40] <lenswipe> Errors were encountered while processing:
[17:40] <lenswipe>  freeradius-mysql
[17:40] <lenswipe> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[17:40] <Ashhh> anyone wanna help me
[17:40] <racecar56> nanotube: at least the partition had nothing on it :D
[17:40] <Ashhh> how to I mount an ssh share, like "connect to server" in ubuntu
[17:40] <lenswipe> wht do u need help with Ashhh
[17:40] <lenswipe> oh right
[17:40] <Ashhh> someone suggested sshfs
[17:40] <nanotube> lobak__: ehrm... i don't think you can save sessions through a reboot... at least not that i know of
[17:40] <Ashhh> but didn't respond to my next question
[17:40] <Ashhh> wtf is sshfs
[17:40] <lenswipe> Ashhh, try adding to fstab
[17:41] <Balsaque> someon told me flash 10 (free) makes you tube run on ubuntu but i just read flash 10 is for 64bit...which i am not
[17:41] <Ashhh> adding what to fstab
[17:41] <grawity> Ashhh: 'man sshfs'
[17:41] <www2> .j #vegastrike
[17:41] <spaztik> Ashhh, i certainly DID answer your next question
[17:41] <grawity> lenswipe: fstab with sshfs? Does that work?
[17:41] <getBoa> Has anyone tested Paralells on Ubuntu?
[17:41] <MenZa> grawity: Certainly.
[17:41] <Ashhh> no you didn't
[17:41] <spaztik> Ashhh, [11:39] <spaztik> .... is it something you can't try before asking?
[17:41] <lenswipe> Ashhh, ii suspect that ssshfs stands for sshfilesystem and is a package allowing u to mount ssh shares
[17:41] <spaztik> Ashhh, quit being a dumbfuck and google it you twat
[17:41] <grawity> Ashhh: sudo apt-get install sshfs; mkdir ~/somehostfiles; sshfs user@host:/home/user/ ~/somehostfiles
[17:41] <Ashhh> oops
[17:41] <lenswipe> grawity, no im talking about addint the ssh share to fstab
[17:41] <Ashhh> lol
[17:41] <Ashhh> :D
[17:41] <MenZa> !ops | spaztik (abuse)
[17:41] <Ashhh> thnaks
[17:41] <FloodBot2> Ashhh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:41] <Ashhh> thanks**
[17:41] <nanotube> Ashhh: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHFS
[17:42] <lenswipe> !language spaztik
[17:42] <grawity> lenswipe: And SSH shares are mounted with FUSE, no?
[17:42] <lenswipe> i dont know, just a guess
[17:42] <lenswipe> sorry for trying to help
[17:42] <MenZa> Correct, grawity.
[17:42] <sipior> grawity: they are indeed, yes
[17:48] <botanicus> Hi
[17:48] <botanicus> I'm trying to install Ubuntu 9.04 on my EEE PC (=> no CD ROM)
[17:48] <sash_> botanicus: take a usbstick and unetbootin
[17:48] <MenZa> !usb | botanicus
[17:48] <botanicus> I used unetbootin to get ISO to the USB
[17:48] <botanicus> And it works
[17:49] <michael_> hi there
[17:49] <botanicus> It's alternate install CD (other has problems)
[17:49] <botanicus> But I got http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-945847.html
[17:49] <Nishok> Can someone help me with installing programs? (I'm new to ubuntu)
[17:49] <michael_> fluxbox
[17:49] <ryguy> nishok: what would you like to install
[17:49] <Crash1hd> ugg how do I find out where a package is from?
[17:49] <Crash1hd> like its repo?
[17:50] <botanicus> The error is after I select install base system - base-installer: error: exiting on error base-installer/no_codename
[17:50] <danbhfive> Nishok: whats the problem?
[17:50] <botanicus> I tried to find where the problems comes from but I have absolutely no idea.
[17:50] <danbhfive> Crash1hd: apt-cache policy name
[17:50] <Nishok> ryguy: I want to know how to install stuff, when for example I find a program, I get a script, how to install it? I kn ow its not the same as windows .exe files
[17:50] <sash_> botanicus: why do you try to install 8.10?
[17:50] <coz_> /join #ubuntu+1
[17:51] <coz_> damn
[17:51] <botanicus> sash_: 9.04
[17:51] <hape> \leave
[17:51] <danbhfive> botanicus: did you check the cd?
[17:51] <ryguy> nishok: You should goto the Applications menu and click Add/Remove
[17:51] <ryguy> nishok: from there you can just choose which applications to install
[17:51] <botanicus> sash_: I just posted msg which someone else had (but with different version of ubuntu)
[17:51] <sash_> botanicus: with my eeepc 1000h and installing jaunty from usb i had no problems
[17:51] <sash_> which eee do you use?
[17:51] <botanicus> danbhfive: I have no CD, it's USB
[17:52] <ryguy> nishok: these are packages, no need to do any make or make install or any of that mumbo jumbo
[17:52] <botanicus> sash_: 1101 HA ... which version of ubu install cd you used?
[17:52] <MichNroll> hi everybody
[17:52] <MichNroll> i need help
[17:52] <MichNroll> could somebody help me?
[17:52] <fahadsadah> !ask | MichNroll
[17:52] <Pici> !ask | MichNroll
[17:52] <danbhfive> botanicus: that's a very new one, right?
[17:52] <sash_> botanicus: default-whatever-jaunty-install
[17:52] <MichNroll> !ask
[17:52] <Pici> MichNroll: see ubottu's reply above.
[17:52] <Nishok> ryguy: oh I see, tyvm :)
[17:53] <botanicus> danbhfive: July I guess ... so yes
[17:53] <botanicus> (I also tried daily builds of 9.10 and got exactly the same)
[17:53] <MichNroll> i need help..i've searched and readed lot of guides but nothing works out
[17:54] <ryguy> nishok: no problem. If you get a message asking you to use Synaptic Package Manager, just goto System > Synaptic Package Manager and use the menu on the left to look through the catagories
[17:54] <pronoy> is there a way to see the description of the functions included in the standard c libraries ? because i get nothing when i use man
[17:54] <MichNroll> i want try here
[17:54] <fahadsadah> MichNroll: What is your problem?
[17:54] <Flare-Laptop> MichNroll: What exactly are you trying to do?
[17:54] <Pici> MichNroll: You need to ask a question first.  All you've said so far is that you need help.
[17:54] <danbhfive> botanicus: hmm, maybe the newness of the is causing you a problem.  Sometimes it takes a bit for drivers to make it to release
[17:55] <theadmin> Why does gnome-network-manager never connect to pptp while KVPNC does just fine? It's weird
[17:55] <botanicus> danbhfive: so it should works in daily builds, right :) ? But it didn't ... and mainly I don't think this is about drivers, it boots, works, everything's fine until one point
[17:55] <ProGenY> hi to all .. i have a problem with the wireless in my laptop ... ubuntu 9.04 ... the wireless card does not scan for avelable wireless networks but it is recognized and enabled
[17:55] <MichNroll> well...i need to connect my Creative Zen X-Fi to my ubuntu...i installed all the MTP necessary files and lib..but something doesnt work
[17:56] <pronoy> is there a way to see the description of the functions included in the standard c libraries ? because i get nothing when i use man
[17:56] <iTroll> hey guys, is there a package i can use to generate http redirects on a gateway running ubuntu?
[17:56] <Pici> pronoy: install the manpages-dev package
[17:56] <dartagnon> Please take a look at my forum post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1272405
[17:56] <dartagnon> And let me know if you have any ideas about how I can get my DVI working
[17:57] <danbhfive> botanicus: i don't know.  Sounds like you should report a bug: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs
[17:57] <rasputin> is there a command that will enable sound in bt4?
[17:57] <pronoy> Pici isn't it just the linux docs or even c/posix etc ?
[17:57] <ryguy> When making a .deb package, do the packages under "depends" automatically get installed with my package?
[17:57] <Flare-Laptop> ryguy: Yes
[17:57] <Pici> rasputin: We do not support backtrack here, please use their support channel: #remote-exploit
[17:57] <Vinceman> debian is almost the same as ubuntu, isn't it?
[17:57] <MichNroll> none's helping me...
[17:58] <Flare-Laptop> !patience | MichNroll
[17:58] <pronoy> Vinceman nope ubuntu is based on debian core
[17:58] <MichNroll> well...i need to connect my Creative Zen X-Fi to my ubuntu...i installed all the MTP necessary files and lib..but something doesnt work
[17:58] <Korlis> what up people
[17:58] <erUSUL> pronoy: install manpages-dev
[17:58] <Pici> pronoy: That has the library calls in it, the posix stuff is in manpages-posix-dev
[17:58] <ryguy> flare: are you sure cause someone was telling me that the packages needed to be under "pre-depends" and the manual is pretty vauge about it
[17:58] <sipior> MichNroll: that doesn't really give us much to go on.
[17:59] <pronoy> Pici what bout c and the mostly used libs
[17:59] <Flare-Laptop> ryguy: I'm pretty sure.
[17:59] <fahadsadah> MichNroll: You could try Amarok, Banshee, or Rhythmbox.
[17:59] <ryguy> flare: alright, thank you
[17:59] <fahadsadah> They all have MTP support.
[17:59] <Pici> pronoy: some of those are in manpages-dev, but a more comprehensive resource would be the glibc-doc package
[17:59] <compgenius999> hey does slackware have any irc channel?
[18:00] <Flare-Laptop> ryguy: Np.
[18:00] <MichNroll> ok...let's try like this...i have a creative zen X-Fi mp3 player...i need to mount it as a drive
[18:00] <Pici> compgenius999: ##slackware
[18:00] <AzizLight> hi everybody
[18:00] <fahadsadah> MichNroll: It's MTP, and thus can't be mounted as a drive.
[18:00] <ProGenY> hi to all .. i have a problem with the wireless in my laptop ... ubuntu 9.04 ... the wireless card does not scan for avelable wireless networks but it is recognized and enabled
[18:00] <fahadsadah> Use RhythmBox, with the MTP plugin
[18:01] <AzizLight> does anyone know what the -u flag means in zsh please? ie autoload -u
[18:01] <Flare-Laptop> ProGenY: Are you sure you have the correct drivers installed?
[18:01] <xerox1> hi, i am looking for a console rss reader; any advice?
[18:01] <psyk> does anyone want to help me set up conky? its giving me issues :(
[18:01] <fahadsadah> !anyone | psyk
[18:01] <ProGenY> Flare-Laptop: its what ubuntu installation installed automaticaly
[18:01] <MichNroll> if i use rhythmbox withe the correct MTP plugin it crashes and close by itself while checking the player
[18:02] <psyk> fahadsadah: old habits die hard
[18:02] <Crash1hd> danbhfive: not sure that worked
[18:02] <psyk> I'm having an issue with conky, whenever I replace the rc file and start conky it has no effect on conky, and conky has a title bar...
[18:02] <m4j> how do i install a program
[18:02] <Flare-Laptop> !repeat | psyk
[18:02] <Crash1hd> danbhfive: trying to figure out where I am getting python-libtorrent from
[18:02] <fahadsadah> m4j: Open Synaptic Package Manager.
[18:03] <psyk> flare-laptop: are you fucking kidding me? Did you not just see what fahadsadah did?
[18:03] <iskin> How do I prevent GDM from loading at start up?
[18:03] <Pici> psyk: Please mind your language and attitude here.
[18:03] <MichNroll>  if i use rhythmbox withe the correct MTP plugin it crashes and close by itself while checking the player
[18:03] <guntbert> psyk: please keep polite
[18:03] <danbhfive> Crash1hd: works for me, whats the problem?  You are looking for which repo the package came from, right?
[18:03] <sipior> psyk: he just left the channel; i was going to say something as well :-)
[18:04] <psyk> Pici: sorry
[18:04] <urthmover> iskin I think you can remove gdm from /etc/init.d
[18:04] <fahadsadah> I have to go.
[18:04] <psyk> guntbert: will do
[18:04] <djzn> I am buying a mobo today, and I just have two choices: NVIDIA Chipset with Gefore 7025 and AMD690/SB600 with Radeon... for LiNUX, which one should I buy...
[18:04] <racecar56> dj801: nvidia
[18:04] <vxr> djzn: with nvidia of course
[18:04] <iskin> urthmover, there isn't away to start Ubuntu in GRUB without  GDM?
[18:04] <racecar56> dj801: avoid ati at all costs for linux
[18:04] <dartagnon> What is a good resource to solve monitor/graphic card issues?
[18:04] <m4j> fahadsadah, i am new to ubuntu where is that at
[18:04] <MichNroll>  if i use rhythmbox withe the correct MTP plugin it crashes and close by itself while checking the player
[18:04] <racecar56> dj801: oops wrong person
[18:04] <djzn> isn't Radeon X1200 mature enough in linux?
[18:04] <racecar56> djzn: nvidia
[18:05] <racecar56> djzn: ati + linux = fail
[18:05] <MichNroll> what can i do?...i tried gnomad2 too...but it crashes...
[18:05] <racecar56> djzn: although i have seen the X1270 work quite well with the opensource driver
[18:05] <urthmover> iskin: within GRUB picking kernel.2.6.blah.blah (Recovery Mode)   is without GDM
[18:05] <m4j> how do i install a program
[18:05] <sipior> MichNroll: start rhythmbox from the terminal, and pastebin the errors it gives upon crashing
[18:05] <Pici> !software | m4j
[18:06] <Pici> m4j: If you have a more detailed question, please ask it.
[18:06] <iskin> urthmover, okay, i'll try that out. Thanks.
[18:06] <MichNroll> it gives no errors when it crashes...
[18:06] <urthmover> iskin: yw
[18:06] <djzn> racecar56: I don't wand to find out that the ATI driver does not give 80 features that it's got in windows, later on, know what I mean?
[18:07] <MichNroll> rhythmbox gives no errors when it crashes...
[18:07] <sipior> MichNroll: you launch it from the terminal, and it dies without a peep? that's unfortunate. you can try running it under strace, i suppose, although that'll be quite a mess to wade through.
[18:07] <MichNroll> aw well i understad...wait a minute...brb
[18:08] <m4j> it is a ( tar.gz )
[18:08] <Vinceman> you can throw all your C++ knowledge out the window when you start using ubuntu, can' you?
[18:08] <guntbert> !who | m4j
[18:08] <Crash1hd> hmm how come I am getting a request to update python-libtorrent to 0.14.6b-0ubuntu1?
[18:08] <MichNroll> it says "segmentation fault"
[18:09] <Crash1hd> when the repositorys are showing the latest version to be 0.14.5-2~jaunty~ppa1?
[18:09] <excalibas> Hello, my mouse pointer is a big white square with some pixels, If I take a screenshot it looks fine, and my visual effects are turned off. any help on how to fix this?
[18:09] <nanotube> m4j: which software in particular is it?
[18:09] <Crash1hd> on the web
[18:09] <albacker> how do i install jAVA in ubuntu 9.10 ? i already have restricted installed.. but a page with java isnt working
[18:09] <guntbert> m4j: did you look in the software management if your software is not available in the repositories?
[18:09] <Pici> !9.10 | albacker
[18:09] <Pereirao> Have no sound in a fresh 9.04 install on a hp dv6 1245dx pavillion notebook. Any hints?
[18:10] <nanotube> Crash1hd: maybe you have a ppa repo in your sources.list, that has a newer version?
[18:10] <MichNroll> it says "segmentation fault"
[18:10] <guntbert> !ot | Vinceman
[18:11] <MichNroll> it says "segmentation fault"
[18:11] <SuperLag> if you go to one of the update mirrors, where do the actual packages reside?
[18:11] <Crash1hd> nanotube: well I have the ppa that I needed to get deluge
[18:11] <SuperLag> what directory? is there a standard path?
[18:11] <guntbert> !who | MichNroll
[18:11] <Vinceman> how can you point your PC at the your webcam?
[18:11] <nanotube> Crash1hd: well, that explains it, then :)
[18:12] <excalibas> I think the problem is with my graphics card, but there are no hardware drivers available
[18:12] <m4j> yt2mp3.tar.gz
[18:12] <Vinceman> at the new location of your webcam *
[18:12] <preetam> nvidia driver problem in ubuntu 8.10 can anybody help me
[18:12] <guntbert> !who | m4j
[18:13] <MichNroll> !sipior it says "segmentation fault"
[18:13] <MichNroll> like this?
[18:13] <Pici> MichNroll: Don't include the ! before the name
[18:13] <guntbert> MichNroll: just type the first characters of the nick, then press <tab>
[18:13] <urthmover> What is the word with Evolution 2.28 and Jaunty?
[18:14] <Crash1hd> nanotube: ok but I still cant find where its actually coming from
[18:14] <MichNroll> sipior: it says "segmentation fault"
[18:14] <sipior> MichNroll: well, that doesn't say a great deal. you might consider filing a bug report with the package maintainer, although i'd try it on another ubuntu system first, if you have one to hand. also, you're running ubuntu 9.04, right?
[18:14] <nanotube> m4j: well, that looks like a source package, so unzip it, and look an the installation instructions that live inside (probably a 'readme' or 'install' text file). and of course, read the general instructions on installing from source on the wiki.
[18:14] <nanotube> !software
[18:14] <nanotube> !software | m4j
[18:15] <Pici> m4j: Please use complete sentences to ask questions, we aren't psychic.
[18:15] <Pereirao> Have no sound in a fresh 9.04 install on a hp dv6 1245dx pavillion notebook. Any hints?
[18:15] <MichNroll> sipior: yes..9.04..
[18:15] <qbaz> irc.coolsmile.net
[18:17] <bullgard4> urthmover: I do not understand your question. Say it in other words.
[18:17] <MichNroll> sipior:  what's the package maintener?
[18:17] <preetam> can anybody share his experience regarding nvidia driver in ubuntu 8.10
[18:17] <LOLZebra> my network manager is not starting up with the session even though its enabled in the startup
[18:17] <excalibas> Hello, my mouse pointer is a big white square with some pixels, If I take a screenshot it looks fine, and my visual effects are turned off. I think the problem is with my graphics card, but there are no hardware drivers available any help on how to fix this?
[18:18] <jed_c> preetam, you should be able to find nvidia drivers under system->administration->hardware drivers, works great for me
[18:18] <handjob> Good evening gentleman. When i made soft link using "ln -s /home/handjob/Pulpit/ Desktop" it worked well however the "ls -l" does not display "Desktop" as a link. Why is that so?
[18:18] <sipior> MichNroll: the person(s) responsible for a particular package in the ubuntu repositories
[18:18] <urthmover> bullgard4: I would like to install the latest stable evolution 2.28 on my jaunty 64 system here.  I am unable to find a PPA with it.  I have attempted to download and compile myself but I get a number of dependenciy errors (even after sudo apt-get builddep evolution)  What do you reccomend?  Do you know of a PPA that has the latest evolution 2.28 on it?
[18:18] <pluma> I've tried the instructions on HowToForge and help.Ubuntu, but I can't get postfix to use TLS and AUTH PLAIN. Any idea where the problem could lie?
[18:18] <G_A_C> handjob: because you have your parameters the wrong way round
[18:18] <racecar56> handjob: maybe you made it the 'wrong direction'
[18:19] <racecar56> handjob: as G_A_C said
[18:19] <MichNroll> sipior:  so what i have to do practically?
[18:19] <lightness> hi one question i want to download a streaming video(all of it) from a site in the form of avi? how can i do that?
[18:19] <G_A_C> handjob: you just created a link TO /home/handjob/Pulpit called Desktop
[18:19] <preetam> jed_c, the resolution and display becomes a mess as soon as i activate the driver whether version 173, 177 or 180
[18:19] <Berzerker-> urthmover, try thundebird.
[18:19] <guntbert> !latest | urthmover
[18:20] <oxyz> hi, can anyone help me?
[18:20] <erUSUL> !ask | oxyz
[18:20] <ryguy> oxyz: whats up
[18:20] <jed_c> preetam, hmm, i dont know what the problem is then, maybe you can fix it under system->adminitration->nvidia x server settings
[18:20] <racecar56> urthmover: want latest? there's always debian sid :P
[18:20] <sayed> Anybody know any video recording software for Linux? Such that I can make use of my laptop webcam?
[18:20] <G_A_C> urthmover: I'm pretty sure Evolution is a core GNOME component, which wouldn't work without the rest of GNOME 2.28
[18:20] <ryguy> !ask | ryguy
[18:20] <handjob> Ok thanks for support.
[18:20] <urthmover> Berzerker-: I'm currently using thunderbird but want an email client with a good calendar (since lightning doesn't seem to work right)
[18:21] <erUSUL> sayed: cheese ?
[18:21] <ryguy> lol jw =)
[18:21] <oxyz> How do i install my graphics card drives, and how to install steam and other games (window's games)?
[18:21] <ProGenY> How to check if i have the right drivers for my wireless card
[18:21] <erUSUL> !info cheese | sayed
[18:21] <urthmover> G_A_C: you're probably right I didn't consider that
[18:21] <bullgard4> urthmover: Today I have heard that a stable Evolution 2.28 is to be released with Karmic. So my advice would be that you install now the stable Evolution version that you can obtain now and upgrad at the end of October to Karmic and Evolution 2l.28.
[18:21] <erUSUL> oxyz: what graphic card do you have ?
[18:21] <sipior> MichNroll: i'd dig around some on google, see if you can't find anyone else having a similar problem to yours. be sure to search on the specific model of the music player. also be sure to check out the current bug status of rhythmbox, say, on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu. might be someone as already reported the issue.
[18:21] <oxyz> ATi Radeon 9200 Series
[18:21] <dartagnon> Has anyone ever heard of drivers only working for VGA output, and not DVI?
[18:21] <bullgard4> s/upgrad/upgrade/
[18:21] <skysong> hello, any of you people managed to install bitchx on ubuntu?
[18:21] <erUSUL> oxyz: system>admin>hardware drivers
[18:21] <erUSUL> !wine | oxyz for windows games
[18:22] <Pici> !bitchx | skysong
[18:22] <jed_c> oxyz, you can run some windows software using wine, so you just need to install wine. "sudo apt-get install wine" or you can use add/remove or synaptic
[18:22] <urthmover> bullgard4: good advice I'll plan on that being my upgrade path  thanks everyone
[18:22] <preetam> jed_c can you send me any link that will help me in resolving my resolution problem(i can't go for higher resolution with nvidia driver active).
[18:22] <bullgard4> s/2l.28/2.28/
[18:22] <Mr_Giraffe> Hey, so I'm trying to install Gnome 3 and apparently the libgnome-desktop-dev package is outdated...where can I find something that's more recent?
[18:22] <Mr_Giraffe> I need version 2.26 but the ubuntu package is 2.24
[18:22] <racecar56> erUSUL: isn't the 9200 too old for non-free drivers?
[18:22] <racecar56> erUSUL: you have to use the opensource ones for it
[18:22] <erUSUL> racecar56: probably... is r200
[18:22] <G_A_C> Mr_Giraffe: which version of Ubuntu do you have? I have Jaunty with gnome 2.26...
[18:22] <MichNroll> sipior: i'll try
[18:22] <racecar56> erUSUL: i have a 9200se laying around and it uses the opensource one
[18:22] <Mr_Giraffe> G_A_C, I'm using Intrepid
[18:23] <racecar56> erUSUL: it's a rv280se
[18:23] <sipior> MichNroll: good luck to you
[18:23] <[TiZ]> Hi. I'm having trouble getting my system to use the proper label of my iPod for its mount point. It's supposed to be "TiZPod". mtools says it is, more specifically, "TiZPod (abbr=TIZPOD  )" but the mount-point is still all-caps, "TIZPOD". I'm nit-picky and that's highly irritating to me. How can I get my system to use the label it's supposed to?
[18:23] <Berzerker-> how do I find out what version of gnome I have?
[18:23] <erUSUL> oxyz: so you have to use the opensource drivers. you probably already are using them. so you do not need to do anything
[18:23] <racecar56> Berzerker: somewhere in the system menu i think
[18:23] <Nielsen> Berzerker-, System -> About
[18:23] <G_A_C> Mr_Giraffe:  well in that case you'll either need to compile yourself a standalone installation of 2.26 in your Intrepid, or to upgrade to Jaunty which should have the -dev package you need
[18:23] <erUSUL> Berzerker-: system>about gnome
[18:24] <Mr_Giraffe> G_A_C, I don't really feel like updating to Jaunty to try GNOME Shell
[18:24] <jed_c> preetam, i dont have much experience, the nvidia drivers have always worked for me, this link has some problems and solutions but i just found it not sure if it will help: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/common-problems-and-solutions-for-nvidia-restricted-drivers-after-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex-upgrade.html
[18:24] <Mr_Giraffe> G_A_C, alright...I guess I can swing that
[18:24] <G_A_C> Mr_Giraffe: then you probably need to build yourself a local gnome installation with the required bits alongside your existing install :)
[18:24] <Berzerker-> ok is GNOME 3 actually out yet?
[18:25] <G_A_C> Berzerker: no
[18:25] <Mr_Giraffe> Berzerker, no, I'm just playing with GNOME Shell (or trying to)
[18:25] <Berzerker-> beta?
[18:25] <G_A_C> latest version is still 2.26 for the moment
[18:25] <bullgard4> Pici: What does 'MID' stand for in "Ubuntu MID edition"?
[18:26] <erUSUL> bullgard4: "Mobile Internet Device" afaik
[18:26] <Nielsen> bullgard4, http://www.ubuntu.com/products/mobile
[18:26] <lenswipe> does anyone know how to get freeradius-mysql working on hardy
[18:26] <lenswipe> its returning an error code
[18:26] <lenswipe> which throws up nothning when i google it
[18:26] <lenswipe> i think its a problem with apt
[18:27] <sipior> lenswipe: and the error code is?
[18:27] <lenswipe> sipior, gimme a sec
[18:27] <lenswipe> sipior, E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[18:27] <excalibas> Hello, my mouse pointer is a big white square with some pixels, If I take a screenshot it looks fine, and my visual effects are turned off. I think the problem is with my graphics card, but there are no hardware drivers available (01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M890CE/K8N890CE [Chrome 9] (rev 11) ) Please help me
[18:27] <hanshenrik> after sudo apt-get install apache2, where is the htdocs?
[18:27] <moir> HELLO:)
[18:27] <genii> hanshenrik: /var/www
[18:27] <lenswipe> sipior, thats what happens when i run "sudo apt-get install freeradius freeradius-mysql" on ubuntu hardy
[18:27] <bullgard4> erUSUL, Nielsen: Thank you very much.
[18:27] <hanshenrik> genii: thanks
[18:28] <lenswipe> sipior, it does part of it then it gets to the freeradius-mysql part and just says that
[18:28] <Nielsen> bullgard4, you are very welcome :)
[18:28] <MichNroll> sipior:  i didnt find anything helpful..
[18:28] <sipior> lenswipe: but the freeradius package still installs?
[18:28] <genii> hanshenrik: Welcome. There is no separate htdocs dir, content just begins in the /var/www
[18:28] <lenswipe> sipior, as far as i can tell
[18:28] <sipior> MichNroll: well, to be fair, you've only been at it about five minutes :-)
[18:29] <sipior> lenswipe: and there is no other error printed?
[18:29] <lenswipe> sipior, well ill try running it again but i dont think so
[18:29] <MichNroll> sipior: now...my mp3 player is connected (it displays the USB symbol) but there's no signal from the pc...nothing...except the crashes of gnomad and rhythmbox
[18:30] <lenswipe> sipior, http://pastebin.com/m33bb35da
[18:31] <Pereirao> Does anyone knows how to fix the sound in Jaunty on a hp dv6 1245dx pavillion notebook?
[18:31] <Pereirao> Speakers are mute.
[18:31] <sipior> lenswipe: so, both packages are already installed. it thinks you're trying to reinstall freeradius-mysql, which then has a problem with reloading the configuration file. but both packages are there.
[18:31] <stephen85> hello
[18:31] <lenswipe> sipior, ok so why is it giving those error messages
[18:31] <lenswipe> sipior, oooh actually
[18:31] <Clie^> Meh. Do anyone know how to make a laptop not shutdown when you close the screen?
[18:31] <sipior> lenswipe: it's telling you why, right there :-)
[18:32] <MichNroll> sipior: now...my mp3 player is connected (it displays the USB symbol) but there's no signal from the pc...nothing...except the crashes of gnomad and rhythmbox
[18:32] <lenswipe> sipior, i did build freeradius (just freeradius) from source last night and install it
[18:32] <Berzerker-> Clie^, preferences > power management
[18:32] <lougta6> Hello, does anyone here know if it is possible to install any version of Ubuntu onto a USB flash drive that will be bootable for a MBP 4,1 (penryn) with mac OS X 10.6? if so, please let me know or send a link to an article/guide
[18:32] <lenswipe> sipior, but i didnt do freeradius-mysql
[18:32] <lenswipe> sipior, how do i sort this out?
[18:32] <Berzerker-> Clie^, general tab, when you close the lid on AC and battery.
[18:32] <lightness> hi one question i want to download a streaming video(all of it) from a site in the form of avi? how can i do that?
[18:32] <Clie^> Berzerker, if I have the server version?
[18:32] <MichNroll> sipior: then, to be fair, i didnt understand much about the bugs and that link you gave me...
[18:32] <Berzerker-> Clie^, no idea.
[18:32] <Clie^> :/
[18:32] <lougta6> Hello, does anyone here know if it is possible to install any version of Ubuntu onto a USB flash drive that will be bootable for a MBP 4,1 (penryn) with mac OS X 10.6?
[18:32] <Berzerker-> Clie^, should be the same
[18:33] <sipior> lenswipe: remove everything from both packages, uninstall the software you built before, and start again.
[18:33] <dartagnon> Given the information about my monitor here: http://pastebin.com/d238d86b6 ... what should my xorg.conf look like?
[18:33] <sipior> MichNroll: sorry, don't know what else to tell you
[18:33] <mgv1> i must understand how to use airocrack, someone offered me some help few days ago. i have the instructions from the site
[18:33] <lenswipe> sipior, so i just run sudo apt-get remote freeradius freeradius-mysql ?
[18:33] <kenjin2> Even though I set up a resolution to 1024*768, when I try to play games like DiabloII, I see smaller screen. Is there any solution to this?
[18:33] <lenswipe> sipior, also how do i get rid of the package i built
[18:33] <Berzerker-> Clie^, it's actually on each tab (AC and battery) there's an option to choose what to do on lid close
[18:33] <kenjin2> Virtualbox
[18:33] <welder> Tenho um problema com o ubuntu alguem pode me ajudar
[18:34] <compgenius999> how would i put /boot/ on a seperate partition?
[18:34] <sipior> lenswipe: try "purge", instead of remove. the makefile in the source code directory probably has a "make uninstall" directive available. try that.
[18:34] <danbhfive> compgenius999: do you know how to put /home on a separate partition?
[18:34] <welder> Esta dando a seguinte mensagem: SEU NAVEGADOR FOI E PRECISA SER REINICIADO erro de certificação alguem sabe resolver isso
[18:34] <compgenius999> i dont
[18:35] <compgenius999> i have a system rescue cd with gparted ready to resize my /
[18:35] <welder> Esta dando a seguinte mensagem: SEU NAVEGADOR FOI atualizado E PRECISA SER REINICIADO erro de certificação alguem sabe resolver isso
[18:35] <genii> !es | welder
[18:35] <welder> Esta dando a seguinte mensagem: SEU NAVEGADOR FOI E PRECISA SER REINICIADO erro de certificado alguem sabe resolver isso
[18:35] <erUSUL> !br | welder
[18:35] <excalibas> Hello, my mouse pointer is a big white square with some pixels, If I take a screenshot it looks fine, and my visual effects are turned off. I think the problem is with my graphics card, but there are no hardware drivers available (01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M890CE/K8N890CE [Chrome 9] (rev 11) ) Please help me
[18:35] <lenswipe> sipior, so i navigate to the source code directory ( i compiled and installed it from my home dir) and then i just run make uninstall?
[18:36] <sipior> lenswipe: yep, give it a try
[18:36] <danbhfive> compgenius999: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Partitioning/Home/Moving
[18:36] <welder> ok
[18:36] <lenswipe> sipior, sure will thanks
[18:36] <sipior> lenswipe: you will probably have to prefix that with sudo
[18:36] <welder> obrigado
[18:36] <kenjin2> In virtualbox, even though I set up a resolution to 1024x768, I still see smaller screen when I play games. Is there any solution?
[18:36] <lenswipe> sipior, yeah
[18:36] <lenswipe> sipior, actually no cos im in as root at the moment
[18:37] <sp_> hi
[18:37] <sp_> anyone familiar with acpi problems?
[18:37] <sp_> after suspend battery info is unavailable
[18:37] <sp_> can't cat /proc/acpi/event
[18:38] <lenswipe> sipior, root@samba:/home/robert/freeradius-server-2.1.7# make uninstall
[18:38] <lenswipe> make: *** No rule to make target `uninstall'. Stop.
[18:38] <sipior> lenswipe: well, that's pretty poor.
[18:38] <lenswipe> sipior, yup
[18:38] <lenswipe> sipior, any suggestions?
[18:38] <genii> lenswipe: make clean
[18:38] <bobwhoops> Hey all, I've got a hard drive I'm trying to read, it was formatted with hfs+. There are some directories that it says I can't access because I don't have permission, even if I'm root. Any way around this?
[18:38] <lenswipe> genii, kk
[18:39] <lenswipe> genii, hmm its doing somethnig..
[18:39] <genii> lenswipe: sometimes: make distclean    or   make dist-clean
[18:39] <lenswipe> genii, then run make uninstalll?
[18:39] <lightness> is there a video streaming recorder for ubuntu?
[18:39] <hanshenrik> how can i use console to copy a file from "current directory" to /var/www/ ?
[18:40] <genii> lenswipe: No. the dist-clean will remove any binaries or whatever that the make install installed
[18:40] <MenZa> hanshenrik: sudo cp <file-in-current-dir> /var/www/targetfilename.ext
[18:40] <lenswipe> genii, well it gave me the following output
[18:40] <lenswipe> http://pastebin.com/m3e55a9a3
[18:40] <MenZa> hanshenrik: assuming /var/www is still only writable by root
[18:40] <hanshenrik> thought i did that, it only game me a file-name called /var/www/x
[18:40] <hanshenrik> file called* but i can try again
[18:41] <sipior> genii: i don't think that will touch installed binaries, confining itself to the source code directory only.
[18:41] <kenjin2> In virtualbox, even though I set up a resolution to 1024x768, I still see smaller screen when I play games. Is there any solution?
[18:41] <genii> lenswipe: Yes, thats it going into all the folders it earlier made things in and removing those things
[18:41] <oyoy-> Hi, I need help booting the installer. Where do I start? (installer hangs)
[18:41] <genii> sipior: The make clean     yes... if he wats equiv of uninstall then distclean is needed
[18:41] <lenswipe> genii, so that should be the freeradius i built gone now?
[18:42] <genii> lenswipe: With the "clean"   all the object code in the local source tree, yes
[18:42] <sipior> genii: not according to the standard targets list: http://www.gnu.org/software/automake/manual/standards/Standard-Targets.html#Standard-Targets
[18:42] <lenswipe> genii, but is that freeradius gone/uninstalled?
[18:43] <sipior> genii: i personally feel there should be some physical punishment of coders who don't include a "make uninstall"  :-)
[18:43] <lenswipe> yup
[18:43] <dimitri> could sby send me ubuntu 9.1O?  thanks
[18:43] <lenswipe> sipior, how about death by vista
[18:43] <Dr_Willis> dimitri:  you expect about a 5 hr dcc send? Not going to happen i imagine.
[18:43] <jwormy> hello friends...
[18:43] <Dr_Willis> dimitri:  its not released yet anyway. best to wait.
[18:44] <dimitri> ok I'm trying another way
[18:44] <urthmover> Dell e6400 laptop Jaunty 9.04 amd64...My system hangs completely (mouse and all) when I click 'empty trash' from the gnome desktop.  Anyone know of a fix?
[18:44] <Dr_Willis> dimitri:  trying what exactly?  Current state of 9.10 has been a bit of a roller coaster lately.
[18:44] <snikeris> Hi all.  I'm trying to run 9.04 from the cd, but I'm getting dropped into the BusyBox built-in shell.  Any ideas of why this is happening?
[18:44] <demonspork> my volume control buttons don't work in 9.04. I am using a pair of USB headsets, and they are the only sound device.  The thing pops up on screen showing me changing the volume, it just doesn't change the mixer that outputs to my headphones. How do I change this behavior?
[18:45] <salmiak> Hello guys! I tried to installe OpenShot in ubuntu 9.04 and this is the error message I get Dependency is not satisfiable: openshot-mlt
[18:45] <jwormy> after rebuilding a machine, i'm trying to ssh into it and getting 'host key verification failed.' -- 'Offending key in /home/jeremy/.ssh/known_hosts:3'   --  does the 3 part mean it's the 3rd key listed in the known hosts file?  afaik there is no way to identify the host in the known host file other than guessing..
[18:45] <G_A_C> jwormy: yes, it means the key on line 3
[18:45] <the_beav> demonspork:  check the settings on the volume control applet, and make sure the proper device/mixer is selected
[18:45] <Clie^> snikeris, how did you burn the CD? on lowest speed?
[18:45] <jwormy> G_A_C: thanks, just double checking
[18:45] <lenswipe> sipior, so any ideas on how to get rid of the freeradius i built?
[18:46] <snikeris> Clie^: Close - 4x
[18:46] <Clie^> snikeris, then I don't know :<
[18:46] <wwalker> does anyone have a link to instructions to reset a root password on ubuntu?  I tried adding "init=/bin/sh" or "single" to the end of the kernel line,
[18:46] <salmiak> Hello guys! I tried to installe OpenShot in ubuntu 9.04 and this is the error message I get Dependency is not satisfiable: openshot-mlt
[18:46] <lenswipe> wwalker, passwd root
[18:46] <Clie^> all I know, 4x+speed = nuclear bomb
[18:46] <oyoy-> How can I troubleshoot booting the installer (and live too)
[18:47] <[TiZ]> Hi. How can I force my iPod to have a lower-case volume label? I know it's possible, because it used to work like that. But it just stopped one day.
[18:47] <wwalker> "single" just ignored it and booted up, and "init=/bin/sh" is sitting at a flashing cursor on a blank screen
[18:47] <bullgard4> What is meant by "Embedded" in the sentence: "Ubuntu Mobile and Embedded just works, and it works just right." (see http://www.ubuntu.com/products/mobile)?
[18:47] <jado> hi, which software could i use to use my scanner on kubuntu/kde?
[18:47] <sipior> lenswipe: well, try running "make -n install" (which will pretend to do the install), and see where it wants to put things. probably everything is in /usr/local already.
[18:47] <excalibas> Hello, my mouse pointer is a big white square with some pixels, If I take a screenshot it looks fine, and my visual effects are turned off. I think the problem is with my graphics card, but there are no hardware drivers available (01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M890CE/K8N890CE [Chrome 9] (rev 11) ) Please help me
[18:47] <wwalker> helping my friend's widow get into his machines (over the phone)
[18:47] <Ashhh> um
[18:47] <Ashhh> I need help
[18:47] <demonspork> the_beav, I forgot that I am using the pulseaudio mixer, so when I double checked on your recommendation I realized it was on the wrong mixer
[18:47] <Ashhh> I need to like
[18:47] <Ashhh> make a script
[18:47] <wwalker> lenswipe: :_)
[18:47] <lenswipe> sipior, so i run make -n install freeradius? and then delete the directory given?
[18:47] <FloodBot2> Ashhh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:47] <LjL> !entr
[18:47] <demonspork> the_beav, thanks
[18:48] <sipior> lenswipe: just make -n install, in the source directory, and see where it stuck everything.
[18:48] <lenswipe> ok
[18:48] <Ashhh> that asks user for username and puts it in "sshfs blahblah username blah blah" and runs that command
[18:48] <MenZa> !enter | Ashhh
[18:48] <sipior> lenswipe: i have to be going. good luck.
[18:49] <drgplace> hi
[18:49] <snikeris> Anyone have any idea why ubuntu live is dropping me into a busybox shell during boot?
[18:49] <Ashhh> so anyone can help me??
[18:49] <Dr_Willis> Ashhh:   sshfs  blabla $USER bla bla
[18:49] <Dr_Willis> is one way
[18:50] <Dr_Willis> make it an alias.
[18:50] <lenswipe> Ashhh, what kind of script?
[18:50] <demonspork> I am using AWN, and the logout applet doesn't give me the choice to log out, I can only shutdown, hibernate, restart or suspend.  How do I log out without gnome-panel's logout applet?
[18:50] <Ashhh> but
[18:50] <Ashhh> don't it gotta ask the user for $USER first
[18:50] <Ashhh> how would I do that??
[18:50] <nota9> Does anyone have a suggestion for a simple .deb creation GUI? I'm looking to build some binary packages for my local environment.
[18:50] <Dr_Willis> then make the alias take an argument and use $1
[18:50] <Dr_Willis> Ashhh:   sshfs  blabla $1 bla bla
[18:50] <Ashhh> um
[18:50] <MenZa> Ashhh: Please do NOT use enter as punctiation. You have time and again been asked not to. Please comply.
[18:51] <beachdaze> need help setting up a 26" lcd at 1920x1200, display only shows 1600x1200.  what do i edit to fix?
[18:51] <Ashhh> don't know jack about linux btw
[18:51] <Dr_Willis> Ashhh:  You may want to check the advanced bash scripting guide for examples. This would be a basic script..
[18:51] <ryguy> thats clearly evident
[18:51] <demonspork> beachdaze, what graphics card do you have?
[18:51] <Ashhh> can't you like write me it, so I'll analyze it and learn. :)
[18:51] <excalibas> no help for me, looks like I have to stick with windblows because of a stupid graphics bug...
[18:51] <Dr_Willis> Ashhh:  No.. go read the guide.. its allreawy written
[18:52] <beachdaze> demonspork, MSI fx5200, installed the 173 driver version
[18:52] <Dr_Willis> Ashhh:  chapter 4.1
[18:52] <demonspork> beachdaze, have you used the nvidia-settings utility?
[18:53] <lovre> i have bought a microphone, and i connected it to my computer. How do i make it work now?
[18:53] <beachdaze> yes, it only shows a max of 1600x1200, but monitor supports 1920x1200
[18:53] <demonspork> !resolution | beachdaze
[18:53] <an0nmat1r> how do i set the default download directory? .. its desktop at the moment
[18:53] <demonspork> beachdaze, you will probably have to add the line manually in or xorg.conf
[18:54] <beachdaze> demonspork, that's what i expected, I add it xorg.conf?  thanks!
[18:54] <demonspork> beachdaze, read the link that ubottu gave you first
[18:54] <demonspork> beachdaze, that should help you do it correctly
[18:54] <beachdaze> demonspork, will do thanks
[18:54] <balsaque> running ubuntu 8.10, was on ebay, got a message:"need to install eitheradobe flas,swfdec swf player gnome or gnash swf"....anyone here know which is best?
[18:55] <balsaque> i didnt intall any and it seems to work fine?
[18:55] <ProGenY> guys how can i see if i have the right drivers for the wireless card .. when i issue a iwlist wlan0 scanning i get an error "wlan0   Failed to read scan data : Resource temporarily unavailable
[18:56] <genii> ProGenY: I think the command is just: sudo iwlist wlan0 scan                    and not scanning
[18:56]  * ninel I just have a problem with the kernel. I removed old kernels on my Ubuntu and on doing so maybe I have removed one/two dependent package for the kernel core. Now I want to repair/install a kernel from this LiveCD
[18:57] <an0nmat1r> how do i set the default download directory? .. its desktop at the moment.. i on ubuntu 9.04.. and have no download agent
[18:57] <racecar56> what's the version of GTK ubuntu 8.04.x uses by default?
[18:57] <an0nmat1r> i use firefok.. i mean downloads from web sites
[18:57] <ryguy> Hey, when I watch videos (totem is my default video player) and I skip forward, the left and right speakers go out of sync, creating an echo effect. Any ideas on what might be causing this?
[18:57] <ninel> an0nmat1r: open your Edit>preferences and set download folder from there
[18:57] <racecar56> ryguy: mplayer or vlc is better usually
[18:58] <CKY1> hello
[18:58] <CKY1> can any one help?
[18:58] <trae> can you get an Ubuntu Live CD for the Mac?
[18:58] <jed_c> ryguy, yea, i like vlc liker racecar56 said
[18:58] <racecar56> !ask CKY1
[18:58] <an0nmat1r> wow thanx
[18:58] <racecar56> !ask | CKY1
[18:58] <jed_c> trae, normal ubuntu livecd's should work for intel macs
[18:58] <bastid_raZor> !mac > trae
[18:58] <ProGenY> genii: same with scan
[18:59] <trae> cool
[18:59] <CKY1> when i enter Suspend mode i can't exit it,what do i do?
[18:59] <genii> ProGenY: Does: ifconfig                  show the wlan0 device?
[18:59] <ProGenY> yes
[18:59] <resno> i am looking for help with drivers for a turner card, where can i get help?
[19:00] <bobbob1016> resno, I can't help, but I doubt you'll get help without saying what the tuner is.
[19:01] <ninel> I need to install kernel from this LiveCD to my  existing Ubuntu could anyone help?
[19:01] <ctmjr> resno: what type of tuner card and what's wrong with it
[19:01] <genii> ProGenY: Please use pastebin to show results of: lsmod              and: lspci -nn
[19:01] <Renski> meh, can't figure out why ubuntu install cant query dns when everything else on my network can
[19:01] <genii> ProGenY: Also lshw -C class network                       results might now hurt either
[19:01] <Renski> need help please
[19:02] <Renski> im pretty sure im doing something really stupid
[19:02] <CKY1> now one knows about the suspend mode?
[19:02] <nmvictor> Why does my update manager launxh automatically after every package installation, This wasnt the case in intrepid, is their a way i could disable this?
[19:02] <Renski> nmvictor: I have the same
[19:03] <ninel> so anyone can help me on that? I need to fix/re-intall kernel (cant boot into, end in error)  on existing Ubuntu from this LiveCD
[19:03] <hanshenrik> need a program that shows me processes/cpu usage of them, with a GUI, ideas?
[19:03] <thiebaude> hanshenrik, htop
[19:03] <Dr_Willis> hanshenrik:  i like htops gui. :)
[19:03] <mgv1> why does wireless connections not always shown?
[19:03] <Dr_Willis> gotta love ncurses!
[19:03] <ninel> hanshenrik:  gnome-system-monitor
[19:04] <hanshenrik> ty
[19:04] <bobbob1016> hanshenrik, Alt+F2 then type gnome-system-monitor and press enter
[19:04] <nmvictor> Renski: i have used jaunty on a different machine at the university and this wasnt the  case, it just happened with my laptop
[19:05] <G_A_C> ninel: you should probably be able to mount your existing partition (mkdir /chroot; mount /dev/sda1 /chroot) and then chroot to it and do "aptitude install linux-generic" (chroot /chroot /bin/bash; aptitude install linux-generic) ?
[19:05] <racecar56> how can i see versions of packages with the ubottu bot?
[19:05] <ProGenY> genii: one sek rebooting to win to upload logs
[19:05] <Renski> nmvictor: I have the same VM on a laptop
[19:05] <ninel> hanshenrik: you can even add the icon for launching the monitor  from panel
[19:05] <mmcji> howdee
[19:05] <ninel> G_A_C thanks I'll try it
[19:05] <fccf> racecar56: the bot will only show information on the latest release ... if you want info on packages .. packages.ubuntu.com
[19:05] <G_A_C> ninel: obviously if you have a separate boot partition then you'd also need to mount this to /chroot/boot so that the kernel files and grub config can be updated
[19:05] <Renski> everytime I did an apt-get install it would bring it up
[19:06] <resno> its an avermedia m150d
[19:06] <G_A_C> ninel: good luck, I've never tried it with ubuntu but I've done similar things with CentOS which is red hat based, with success
[19:06] <ninel> G_A_C I have same partition for /boot as well
[19:06] <madman1> .
[19:06] <ninel> but cant mount it for this instance
[19:07] <Renski> im having a serious brain freeze, where do I find the currently picked up dhcp?
[19:07] <funkycat90210> I have "xmodmap -e "keycode 133 = Multi_key"" in my startup applications but it doesn't seem to run now that I have a USB keyboard. Can I put it in like an x startup script or something?
[19:07] <Renski> picked up dns settings from dhcp, even
[19:07] <Monoman> ifconfig
[19:07] <ninel> G_A_C: ran gparted check and now it sounds mountable
[19:07] <ninel> let me try your tip
[19:07] <CKY1> how do i check how much swap memory i have? and if it is really working??
[19:07] <Halitech> CKY1, free -m
[19:08] <Renski> Monoman: thats what I thought, but I see no dns servers listed
[19:08] <G_A_C> Renski: cat /etc/resolv.conf should do it
[19:08] <thiebaude> CKY1, system monitor
[19:08] <Renski> G_A_C: wont that be for statically assigned dns servers?
[19:08] <Monoman> G_A_C : that's what I was trying to remember
[19:08] <nmvictor> I have installed moc(Music on Console)but everytime i fire it up, it gives an error : FATAL ERROR: No decoder plugins loaded
[19:08] <G_A_C> Renski: no, there's a program called resolvconf which replaces the contents on the fly
[19:08] <ProGenY> genii: http://paste.ubuntu.com/276505/
[19:08] <nmvictor> CKY1: df -a
[19:09] <fccf> !codecs | nmvictor
[19:09] <Logomachist> I have 2 questions- one about the Gnome interface hanging when I customize the menu and another about my problems restoring a drive image I made with "dd". Any takers?
[19:09] <ZmAY> can someone help me configure icecast & ices
[19:09] <CKY1> ok, i don't understand that ,i have 8 Gb but i can't exit the suspend mode?
[19:09] <mgv1> how can i make the mouse pad to act as left click while i'm in the opposite mode of buttons?
[19:09] <Renski> lol, well resolv.conf contains the dns server from the last network my laptop was on this morning
[19:09] <Renski> why hasnt it refreshed when I picked up new dhcp details
[19:09] <Renski> ?
[19:09] <fccf> ZmAY: I assume you want to stream live
[19:09] <snikeris> Hi all.  I'm having trouble booting ubuntu (a new live cd or my existing installation) with a particlar pci wireless adapter installed.  The install always hangs during boot when that card is being probed.  This also happens on FreeBSD.  I've read it could be a conflict with an existing device.  Does anyone have any advice for me to go forward with?
[19:09] <G_A_C> Renski: pass! :)
[19:09] <ZmAY> fccf, i want to stream live yes from playlist
[19:10] <mmcji> i am looking for advice.  I am looking for a linux terminal I can have drop down menu's in.
[19:10] <fccf> ZmAY: I have had much better luck using Flumotion
[19:10] <G_A_C> Renski: mine is updated with the DNS servers I use here, after I hibernated my laptop at work
[19:10] <ZmAY> fccf, let me check Flumotion
[19:10] <Monoman> Renski: try doing man resolfconf to see if it shows how to refresh the dns
[19:11] <nmvictor> what the package that provides the gnome network applet for the panel that is shipped with each distro release, i cant find it in the "Add to Panel" list
[19:11] <ctmjr> resno: here this might get you started http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/AVerMedia_M150-D
[19:11] <Renski> My /etc/network/interfaces is just auto eth0 /n iface eth0 inet dhcp
[19:11] <modernist> my wifi switched off on ubuntu 9.04. And now it is DISABLED. Have any one suggestions how to enable it?
[19:11] <ctmjr> !info nm-applet | nmvictor
[19:11] <CKY1> ......any one has the same problem with the suspend mode,or just i, is it working for u guys?
[19:12] <ctmjr> nmvictor: oops sorry thoght it was
[19:12] <fccf> ZmAY: reccommend using the flumotion repositorys, and Hardy, as I have had a server running for 3 months straight w/ no problems
[19:12] <resno> ctmjr: thanks ill take a look and see where i get
[19:12] <Halitech> CKY1, do you mean the unit will enter suspend but will not wake up?
[19:12] <ZmAY> fccf, using slack
[19:12] <nmvictor> ctmjr: what the hell was that, package not available in jaunty?
[19:12] <CKY1> yes,and i don't understand that
[19:12] <nanotube> nmvictor: network-manager-gnome is the package, iirc
[19:12] <Monoman> hey Renski, you still need help, pm me
[19:12] <nanotube> !info network-manager-gnome
[19:12] <fccf> ZmAY: This Channel is for ubuntu support... This is not the place to ask for slack support
[19:12] <CKY1> just a black screen and i need to rebott it manualy
[19:13] <nmvictor> ctmjr: so whats the alternative?
[19:13] <ZmAY> fccf, icecast & ices are same here and there, here is just moree ppl:)
[19:13] <genii> ProGenY: The b43 driver in combination with the BCM4318 is the likely suspect. The 4318 are nototiously bad under linux.
[19:13] <duffydack> Do i keep all my addons if I install FF 3.5 or need to install again in 3.5 ?
[19:14] <fccf> ZmAY: yes however they are installed differently on slack and ubuntu, You are asking in the wrong place, and I am offended
[19:14] <nanotube> duffydack: depends on how you install ff3.5
[19:14] <ctmjr> nmvictor: do you have network-manager installed?
[19:14] <Monoman> so, which VM are you using?
[19:14] <duffydack> nanotube, apt-get
[19:14] <Monoman> mt
[19:14] <nmvictor> nanotube:  have that one nstalled, i think ctmjr is right, its nm-applet, but ...
[19:14] <ZmAY> fccf, you just help me configure them, i already installed packages:)
[19:14] <nanotube> duffydack: you mean, grabbing the package firefox-3.5, then? using jaunty?
[19:14] <nmvictor> !nm-applet | nanotube
[19:15] <duffydack> nanotube, apt-get firefox-3.5
[19:15] <ProGenY> genii: is there a way around it or i have to use ndiswrapper
[19:15] <CKY1> people is your suspend mode working?!
[19:15] <nanotube> nmvictor: nm-applet is the applet that comes in the package. open a terminal and type nm-applet
[19:15] <ctmjr> nmvictor: in a terminal type sudo nm-applet
[19:15] <Halitech> CKY1, ok, just wanted to clarify, sorry, havent used it so not sure
[19:15] <mmcji> resno: when you re-enable your laptop from sleep, it is going to re-enable your networking.  If you are getting your dns via dhcp, it will write then new dns servers to resolv.conf.  If you need to find out what dns is currently being used on your laptop, try running 'nslookup yahoo.com'
[19:15] <ctmjr> i am sooooo slow
[19:15] <mmcji> it will come back with your current dns server at the top of the list
[19:15] <genii> ProGenY: I hate to recommend ndiswrapper usually, but in this case I do
[19:15] <nanotube> duffydack: in that case, it will use a different profile, so you'll have to install the addons again (iirc)
[19:16] <resno> mmcji: wrong person ;)
[19:16] <duffydack> nanotube, ok.   removing 3.0 says it wants to remove 3.5.  what gives
[19:16] <modernist> My wifi stopped work. Could anyone help how to enable it? (it's enabled in network-manager, but don't work).
[19:16] <nanotube> duffydack: let them both live. don't remove 3.0
[19:16] <mmcji> k
[19:16] <fccf> ZmAY: I am here to support Ubuntu, not Slackware... Go google it
[19:16] <mmcji> well, however was aking about dns..lol
[19:16] <duffydack> nanotube, its odd how 3.5 depends on 3.0 tho.  ok then.....
[19:17] <genii> ProGenY: Since you have an onboard wired adapter, I'd plug it in, install the needed stuff that way
[19:17] <nanotube> ZmAY: don't mind fccf, we're not all that mean. ;)
[19:17] <Flannel> ZmAY: You should take your question to #slackware
[19:18] <ProGenY> genii: that is what i have to do :P thnx for the time and support
[19:18] <fccf> ZmAY: or #icecast
[19:18] <nanotube> duffydack: odd indeed. ;)
[19:18] <ZmAY> nanotube, can u help me?
[19:18] <genii> ProGenY: You're welcome... perhaps return later and let us know how it went
[19:18] <nanotube> ZmAY: would if i could, but i don't know anything about icecast...
[19:18] <hanshenrik> ld||cannot find -lmysql|    any idea where i can get that lib?
[19:18] <Flannel> ZmAY: Please take your offtopic question elsewhere.  Thanks
[19:19] <snikeris> Hi all.  I'm having trouble booting ubuntu (a new live cd or my existing installation) with a particlar pci wireless adapter installed.  The install always hangs during boot when that card is being probed.  This also happens on FreeBSD.  I've read it could be a conflict with an existing device.  Does anyone have any advice for me to go forward with?
[19:21] <ZmAY> Flannel, you weren't asked anything so.. keep quiet
[19:21] <nanotube> snikeris: try sticking it into another pci slot. or try taking it out during install, and worry about it after install.
[19:21] <waltercool> will gnome3 use mono?
[19:23] <Hitman223> ludzu
[19:24] <Halitech> waltercool, that might be a better question to ask the gnome devs
[19:25] <marekw2143> hi, how cac I check which version of concrete package is insalled, when it was insatlled by apt-get?
[19:26] <chadwin> hi guys
[19:27] <Halitech> marekw2143, apt-cache policy <program name>
[19:27] <marekw2143> Halitech: thx
[19:28] <marekw2143> and how can I check all isntalled packages with specific name?
[19:28] <Flannel> marekw2143: He meant package name, not program name
[19:28] <marekw2143> Flannel: I know
[19:29] <Flannel> marekw2143: I don't understand your second question then.  That is how you check a package with a given name
[19:29] <marekw2143> Flannel: yep, but how to list all installed packages in a system via apt-get
[19:29] <Halitech> marekw2143, do you mean all packages that have a common part to the name?
[19:29] <Flannel> marekw2143: Ah.  `dpkg -l` (that's an L)
[19:29] <racecar56> dpkg -l
[19:30] <marekw2143> Flannel: you got it, thx :)
[19:30] <marekw2143> Halitech: yes
[19:31] <genii> marekw2143: /var/log/dpkg.log           also has a timestamped list of things
[19:31] <marekw2143> genii: ok, nice to know
[19:31] <Halitech> marekw2143, I would guess there is a wild card format but I dont know it, the log genii pointed should help out since you can search it
[19:32]  * vxr ho ho hoo
[19:32] <marekw2143> Halitech: yep, also grep option is useful in this case
[19:32] <Hitman223> hi all i cant install Linux Ubuntu , when im try to install it appears Ubuntu logo and then my computer freezes
[19:33] <n-iCe> Hitman223: did you download the correct arch?
[19:33] <racecar56> Hitman223: does your computer meet the requirements
[19:33] <Hitman223> i downloaded Linux 9.04 from ubuntu.com
[19:33] <Hitman223> yea meet
[19:33] <racecar56> Hitman223: how old is your comp?
[19:33] <Halitech> Hitman223, what video card do you have?
[19:34] <botoxx> !de
[19:34] <Hitman223> Nvidia GeForce FX5500
[19:34] <Hitman223> Nvidia GeForce FX5500 128bits 256MB
[19:34] <kannan01> how to install libsoup-2.4 >= 2.27.2 in jaunty..
[19:34] <StupidWeasel> Hey folks with nx/freenx is it possible for me to display my session on the remote machines monitor?
[19:34] <racecar56> Hitman223: hmm, that's weird, it should be working
[19:35] <nmvictor> nanotube: just gives somne errors, return: 3  exit code 3 i guess, says something like could not acquire the NetworkManagerUserSettings services as it is already taken
[19:35] <frostburn> kannan01, if it's still in the repos, you can force the downgrade, but what do you want an earlier version?
[19:35] <Halitech> Hitman223, what speed processor are you using? and how much ram?
[19:35]  * racecar56 does not like my slow internet
[19:35] <Psyk> How can I get 5.1 working in Ubuntu, like I have a codec conversion pack for Windows that plays back 2 channel in 5.1
[19:35] <racecar56> 200kbps
[19:35] <fbianconi> Hitman223: did you check for integrity !md5
[19:36] <Hitman223> yea i check memory test
[19:36] <fbianconi> !md5
[19:36] <Psyk> !md5 | Hitman223
[19:36] <frostburn> Hitman223, you may want to reburn your iso at a lower speed
[19:37] <Psyk> Hitman223, burning your ISO at a lower speed makes it more meticulous
[19:37] <pluma> I found out why postfix doesn't work: sendmail is listening on port 25 already! Is it supposed to do that?
[19:38] <rski> Psyk: try mplayer -channel 6
[19:38] <StupidWeasel> At the moment I'm using freenx with NoMachine NX as the client, is there any way I can have the NX session display on the remote machines monitor also?
[19:38] <snikeris> Hi all.  I'm having trouble booting ubuntu (a new live cd or my existing installation) with a particlar pci wireless adapter installed.  The install always hangs during boot when that card is being probed.  This also happens on FreeBSD.  I've read it could be a conflict with an existing device.  Does anyone have any advice for me to go forward with?
[19:38] <Psyk> rski: will do
[19:38] <kannan01> frostburn : actually i want to installl liferea 1.6 in jaunty ... synaptic says unresolvable dependencies... "liferea:
[19:38] <kannan01>   Depends: libsoup2.4-1 (>=2.27.2) but 2.26.0-0ubuntu3 is to be installed Depends: libwebkit-1.0-2 (>=1.1.1) but it is not installable"
[19:39] <habermann24> I just installed a KVM virtual machine using vmbuilder. i didn't specify user nor password... what is the default User / Pass??
[19:39] <Halitech> snikeris, can you boot your existing install fine without the wireless card installed?
[19:39] <frostburn> kannan01, you may want to compile from source or get a precompilled deb
[19:39] <habermann24> my VM boots, now i have a login...and stupid enough...i don't know what it is :D
[19:39] <Psyk> rski: Error parsing option on the command line: -channel
[19:39] <rski> might be 'channels'
[19:39] <racecar56> habermann24: been there done that
[19:39] <snikeris> Halitech: Yes
[19:40] <habermann24> i did vmbuilder kvm ubuntu -o --libvirt etc.
[19:40] <Psyk> rskiL: worked
[19:40] <Halitech> snikeris, can you install the card and have it boot?
[19:40] <habermann24> racecar56: quick solution?
[19:40] <Psyk> rski: err it just gave me a list of syntaxes
[19:40] <racecar56> habermann24: go into a single-user mode (at boot menu)
[19:40] <rski> Psyk: pastebin full mplayer output into #mplayer
[19:40] <snikeris> Halitech: No it freezes when it is probing that device during boot
[19:40] <habermann24> racecar56: aah right..can change passwords there
[19:41] <Halitech> snikeris, how many other add on cards do you have installed?
[19:41] <strange> hey guys is there a way to add a user and give him read only rights in 4 directories only
[19:41] <strange> nothing else?
[19:41] <racecar56> habermann24: yeah, and then you 'passwd USER'
[19:41] <n-iCe> anyone uses terminator here?
[19:41] <pluma> Where could I go for help with sendmail/postfix/procmail/etc?
[19:41] <wrapster> does gtkam work for most of the cameras?
[19:41] <racecar56> habermann24: don't know your username? look in /etc/passwd i guess
[19:41] <habermann24> hm crap what was the GRUB key again to get into signle user mode?
[19:41] <snikeris> Halitech: Just a video card.  There are onboard things using pci though
[19:41] <Flannel> habermann24: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword
[19:41] <Halitech> pluma, might have an idea in ubuntu-server
[19:41] <Psyk> rski: http://pastebin.com/m4eb619cd
[19:41] <wrapster> i have a canon..had issues with it while on solaris.. should havent tried with linux.
[19:41] <Nokio> Hi all, I am trying to install ldap with pre seed using debconf. and it does not work. Here http://pastebin.com/d1ab352fc is what im doing. when i start the install i get asked to answer some question... Thanks in advance
[19:41] <FreeeMann> Hitman223 you need asmoke weed and then linux work ;)
[19:41] <pluma> thanks
[19:42] <xlberz5> As a general rule, are ATI driver more stable in 32-bit or 64-bit?
[19:42] <rski> Psyk: you need to specify a file at the  end, else it won't play anything
[19:42] <Halitech> snikeris, maybe try disabling the onboard sound and nic and installing the card and see if it boots. if it does, re-enable things 1 at a time
[19:42] <Psyk> rski woops o_O
[19:42] <rski> Psyk: also do not do general usage,stuff as root.
[19:42] <Halitech> xlberz5, lately, neither
[19:42] <Psyk> rski: why not?
[19:43] <FreeeMann> Hitman223 or you need fuck computer and the its work ;)
[19:43] <BleSS> hi! I need configure dm-crypt using options that doesn't come with alternate installer (i.e. serpent-aes), does this has changed whith the last alpha?
[19:43] <rski> Psyk: i won't argue why, it's common sense.
[19:43] <Pici> FreeeMann: Please mind your language here.
[19:43] <Pici> BleSS : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[19:43] <JohnBoy> i forget how to register nickname hahah
[19:43] <Pici> !register | JohnBoy
[19:43] <xlberz5> Halitech, heh, trying to decide 32-bit or 64-bit for a new i7-920 build...
[19:44] <JohnBoy> !register | JohnBoy
[19:44] <abdo> hey guys
[19:44] <Halitech> xlberz5, 64bit with an nvidia card
[19:44] <abdo> i've a prob
[19:44] <sist> Are there any good wiki pages or posts on creating an os based off of ubuntu
[19:44] <abdo> vbox won't load the win32 xp sp3
[19:44] <JohnBoy> could somebody private msg me... my camera light is on my laptop and dont know how it did that
[19:44] <abdo> PIIX3 cannot attach drive to the Secondary Master (VERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND).
[19:44] <abdo> Unknown error creating VM (VERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND).
[19:44] <lanoxx-> hi, im getting a strange error in gdb: No line number known for main
[19:44] <Lenin_Cat> can I load the live cd to the RAM or SWAP so I can replace the live cd with a blank disc to burn? because this disc is damaged so I downloaded a iso off the internet etc etc
[19:45] <lanoxx-> when i try to list code in gdb
[19:45] <Lenin_Cat> because I need to reinstall ubuntu
[19:45] <lanoxx-> setting breakpoints also does not work
[19:45] <fbianconi> strange: well, it can be done, its a LOT of work, and you should be very familiar with permissions scheme and it should be able to read it's own shell at least
[19:46] <strange> fbianconi got an url for it? its fine that he can see /home/username and besides that i want him to have xs to /mnt/movies and /mnt/movies
[19:46] <strange> so he can sshfs it on his htpc but not mess up my collection :x
[19:47] <fbianconi> !permissions | strange
[19:47] <Lenin_Cat> can I?
[19:47] <Vinceman> fbianconi, it's a really cool system, isn't it?
[19:47] <lanoxx-> has anyone an idea why my gdb cant read line numbers?
[19:48] <guntbert> lanoxx-: are you talking about coding/debugging in C/C++ ?
[19:48] <DaDa|Urka> What if one member of a opensync group doesn't shutdown itself? (evo2-sync)
[19:49] <nmvictor> i have created an iso image of my jaunty system using remastersys, however whenever i load it in virtualbox,it load error free but advices that i change the display settings in the guest OS(which is jaunty) to 16 bit, Now where in jaunty do you get to change the display settings?
[19:49] <strange> fbianconi so basically i add him in a group of his own (for if i want to add other users in the future) and chmod the dirs i want shared with read xs, is there a way to deny permission on all other places? in a simple command for that group
[19:49] <lanoxx-> guntbert, yes, i wrote a small test case that i want to debug to check something, now when i try to list the code i get this strange error
[19:49] <lanoxx-> guntbert, its written in c and compiled with gcc
[19:50] <guntbert> lanoxx-: I was just asking, because *this* might be not the appropriate channel for your problem - this is ubuntu support only
[19:51] <DeadmanIncJS> my onboard webcam is apparently on (the light is on)  could somebody help me w/turning it off
[19:51] <fbianconi> strange nope, you have to chmod everything else to something like o-rwx (i guess you can use find to do that) but it will break many many things
[19:51] <strange> :(
[19:51] <strange> ok thanks
[19:51] <lanoxx-> guntbert, well im on ubuntu
[19:52] <fbianconi> strange: specially if you need them to access in a visual environment, otherwise you can use a restricted shell as their defaul one
[19:52] <CyberGabber> nmvictor: If using Gnome, choose menu 'System'>'Preferences'>'Display'
[19:53] <fccf> DeadmanIncJS: Blue Light, Compaq?
[19:53] <strange> fbianconi they dont need anything visual, its just to they can use sshfs to mount it on their own computer
[19:53] <sist> !distros
[19:54] <strange> fbianconi maybe i can mount --bind the dirs they are allowed to use into their home dir and lock them in their homedir?
[19:54] <DeadmanIncJS> fccf... check ur PM
[19:54] <strange> then all thats left is the read only thing
[19:54] <sist> !Derivatives
[19:54] <nmvictor> CyberGabber: thats cool, so where is the 16 bit or 32 bit option?
[19:54] <guntbert> lanoxx-: if you have troubles with your mobile phone and are sitting in your car, will you ask the manufacturer of the car? - sorry, I know that doesn't help you - you could of course ask in #c++
[19:55] <DeadmanIncJS> linux mint doesn't like my wireless card... damn Intel! lol
[19:55] <fbianconi> strange: in that case you can use rbash, I guess
[19:56] <strange> fbianconi: you have an url for me on rbash?
[19:56] <razor_X> hi
[19:56] <razor_X> got a question
[19:56] <fbianconi> man rbash
[19:56] <Halitech> !ask | razor_X
[19:56] <strange> fbianconi: oh that wont help for sshfs
[19:57] <snikeris> Halitech: I disabled everything I could in the bios (including USB, which was a bad idea since I only had a USB keyboard).  Still, I'm hanging during boot.
[19:57] <Halitech> snikeris, maybe its just a bad card then
[19:57] <razor_X> ok i have the resolution set to 1026X768 but i have to scroll is there a way to override the monitor detect of 800X600 and zoom out or am i stuck with scrolling on the desktop?
[19:58] <snikeris> Halitech: Yes, that's a possibility.  Problem is I don't have another computer handy to test it.
[19:58] <nmvictor> when you use lynx, where are the dowmloads stored?
[19:58] <Halitech> razor_X, huh?
[19:58] <guntbert> nmvictor: in the directory where you started it
[19:59] <snikeris> Halitech: Ok, seeing if I have a windows cd around to try...
[19:59] <armence> Hello all, I just had a strange "crash:" I could not click at all, nor could I change workspaces using Ctrl+Alt+Arrow... Otherwise, I seemed to be able to interact normally with my programs... (Typing in Terminals and Skype, Alt+F4 to close etc... And the CD I was playing just kept going...)
[19:59] <armence> Can anyone help me figure out what was going on and what I can do about it?
[19:59] <__ScaR__> Hey, I am having problems with chmoding, or setting permissions for my var folder, anyone who care to help?
[20:00] <razor_X> i am running xubuntu 9.04 on an nvidia Geforce2 MX 100/200 vid card i got the resolution to increase to 1024X786 but xubuntu is still seeing my CRT 17 in monitor as 800X600 and i have to scroll around the desktop to see it all is there a way to override that setting or am i stuck with scrolling around the desktop?
[20:00] <razor_X> SCaR you may have to chown it first
[20:00] <guntbert> __ScaR__: what are you trying to do?
[20:01] <nmvictor> guntbert: i cant even remember where i started it from, and damn i dont wanna restart my session,i have downloaded a .jar file with lynx and archive manager just opened it, anyway i could tell its launch dir?
[20:01] <Halitech> razor_X, how did you the resolution to 1024x768?
[20:01] <urthmover> karmic
[20:01] <razor_X> i edited the xorg.conf
[20:01] <Organized> hi
[20:01] <Halitech> razor_X, did you edit the monitor section as well?
[20:01] <urthmover> what is the irc channel for karmic?
[20:02] <razor_X> yes
[20:02] <urthmover> #karmic?
[20:02] <Organized> i want to change from ubuntu to kubuntu. what do you say, ext3 or 4?
[20:02] <Halitech> !9.10
[20:02] <urthmover> ok ubuntu+1
[20:02] <urthmover> thanks ubottu
[20:02] <fbianconi> strange: sorry I still don't get what you're trying to do
[20:02] <Vinceman> so basically one user of your system is root and the rest has only user permissions?
[20:02] <Halitech> razor_X, something went wrong
[20:02] <strange> fbianconi: i want to give my friend xs to my box so he can use sshfs to mount my media folders on his computer so he can watch it but not alter them
[20:03] <razor_X> it is still zoomed in at 800X600 even at the 1024X768 setting
[20:03] <razor_X> but i have to move the mouse around the edges to scroll to see it all
[20:03] <__ScaR__> I am having problems chmoding, or setting rights in my var/www folder
[20:03] <Halitech> razor_X, I understand, had it happen in windows to me a few times when I tried to run higher then the monitor would go
[20:04] <Organized> ext3 or ext4??
[20:04] <razor_X> scar do a ls -la in the folder and spam the output
[20:04] <Halitech> __ScaR__, what commands have you tried?
[20:04] <__ScaR__> It says in my tutorial to isntall a game server panel that I need to add read/write permission to the include folder inside www
[20:04] <__ScaR__> chmod ug+rw include/ -R
[20:04] <maciejcx> maciejcx
[20:04] <razor_X> do it in a pm to me
[20:04] <guntbert> nmvictor: in lynx type ! - that gives you a shell in the current dir, leave it with ctrl+d
[20:05] <__ScaR__> so i cd to www
[20:05] <__ScaR__> or to include?
[20:05] <razor_X> is there something i need to do to the monitor section?
[20:05] <__ScaR__> I am new to linux, in fact I installed it only because this game panel only supports linux
[20:05] <razor_X> say the www
[20:05] <fbianconi> !sshfs | strange
[20:05] <Halitech> __ScaR__, the /var/www folder if I remember right
[20:06] <anders__1> I want to set my Ubuntu groupid to match the one in OS X, but the OS X one is 20, and ubuntu doesnt like "sudo groupmod -g 20 username"
[20:06] <nmvictor> guntbert: THANKS ALOT dude,learnt something new today, thanks to you
[20:06] <__ScaR__> ok, command is "ls -la" ?
[20:06] <strange> fbianconi: yeah i know how sshfs works but that doesnt make it read only :)
[20:06] <armence> So, is it possible that I may have done something which would have made it look like I could no longer click and prevented me from switching workspaces? I'm really hoping it's just that all my clicks were going to a program in the background and not that something is going wrong
[20:06] <guntbert> nmvictor: glad to help :-)
[20:06] <razor_X> ls -la should show the permissions groups and owners of the files scar
[20:07] <razor_X> i have messed with linux for years but never had it on my own pc :D
[20:07] <compgenius999> how do i set up grub so it goes straight to the boot menu with a timeout instead of waiting for esc
[20:07] <dhiaeldeen> how can i use pidgin as yahoo messenger ?
[20:07] <guntbert> !yahoo | dhiaeldeen
[20:07] <razor_X> dhiaeldeen click the plus on the pidgin window
[20:07] <__ScaR__> ok razor_x
[20:08] <jwormy> eh hem, does anyone know how to select all text inside of nano?
[20:08] <razor_X> send me the output ScaR in a pm
[20:08] <__ScaR__> Ouch
[20:08] <__ScaR__> I was kicked
[20:08] <__ScaR__> but I sent it
[20:08] <guntbert> compgenius999: to my knowledge that *is* the timeout
[20:08] <guntbert> !enter | __ScaR__
[20:08] <compgenius999> nope, it says hit escape for menu then goes to default after 10 seconds
[20:09] <razor_X> is there a help file on the forums i can go to to read up on the monitor settings?
[20:09] <compgenius999> instead of giving me boot menu with a timeout
[20:09] <U-b-u-n-t-u> when I am in windows 7 (I have a kvm switch) the resolution is 1680X1050 but when I am in ubuntu then the highest it can go is like 1280x1024 but they have the exact same graphics card ......... and I change the ubuntu setting to 1680x1050 as well?
[20:09] <dhiaeldeen> which plus ?
[20:10] <compgenius999> U-b-u-n-t-u, its likely ubuntu doesnt have the correct driver for your graphics card
[20:10] <compgenius999> so it chooses the best resolution it thinks is highest
[20:10] <Halitech> U-b-u-n-t-u, what video card?
[20:10] <guntbert> compgenius999: in /boot/grub/menu.lst there is an entry hiddenmenu - put a # in front
[20:10] <nmvictor> Any  one used moc(Music on console)?
[20:10] <Vinceman> what is a character device?
[20:10] <U-b-u-n-t-u> compgenius999, ok but can I set it to what I think best?
[20:11] <razor_X> oh well looks like i am stuck with scrolling the desktop or running at 800X600 gay
[20:11] <compgenius999> U-b-u-n-t-u, yes probably, but u may need to get a driver
[20:12] <compgenius999> a better driver*
[20:12] <U-b-u-n-t-u> compgenius999, ok so how would I go about doing that?
[20:12] <meanieface> nmvictor: i use it all the time
[20:12] <Guest5970> in ubuntu 9.04, how do i get my volume up, down, and mute buttons to change the volume?
[20:12] <Vinceman> you know when you read the permissions of a file it has one letter in front, when this is a c it is a character device, but what exactly is that?
[20:12] <compgenius999> google your graphics card followed by linux driver
[20:12] <anders__1> how can I view existing groups and groupids?
[20:13] <nmvictor> meanieface: in ubuntu?
[20:13] <meanieface> nmvictor: yes
[20:13] <U-b-u-n-t-u> compgenius999, ok I will give it go
[20:13] <U-b-u-n-t-u> compgenius999, there is some command line where I can get my graphic card info?? I mean I dont know the specs by memory
[20:14] <Halitech> U-b-u-n-t-u, lspci
[20:14] <U-b-u-n-t-u> Halitech, thank you
[20:14]  * jwormy googles unsuccessfully for a way to 'select all text' inside of nano
[20:14] <nmvictor> meanieface: i can get it to start, i type mocp at the terminal an error message - FATAL ERROR:No decoder plugins loaded
[20:14] <jwormy> lame editor is lame?!!! or lame google searcher is lame?!
[20:15] <meanieface> nmvictor: are you using jaunty?
[20:15] <U-b-u-n-t-u> VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV350 AP [Radeon 9600] <<< so I should google that
[20:15] <nmvictor> meanieface: yea
[20:15] <Guest5970> i forgot to say, my volume up, down, and mute are mapped in keyboard shortcuts, but they do not change the volume
[20:15] <compgenius999> google only, ati radeon 9600 linux driver
[20:15] <compgenius999> not the full vga compatible part
[20:16] <meanieface> nmvictor: did you compile it yourself or us a package?
[20:16] <Halitech> U-b-u-n-t-u, what version of ubuntu are you using?
[20:16] <_UsUrPeR_> hey guys. I am having trouble finding a package while compiling. Here's the error: "No package 'indicator' found" can somebody point me towards what package it's referring to?
[20:16] <Halitech> U-b-u-n-t-u, http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.HTML
[20:17] <U-b-u-n-t-u> ubuntu 9.04 64 bit
[20:17] <U-b-u-n-t-u> thanks Halitech
[20:17] <michael_> ich brauche hilfe
[20:17] <roygbiv> hi, i tried to install the vim-gnome package for 9.04 desktop but it failed during install so i removed it. now every time i do anything in synaptics package manager i get an error about vim-gnome. is there a way to force a clean removal of vim-gnome?
[20:17] <Halitech> U-b-u-n-t-u, I'll save you the trouble, don't even try it in 9.04, it won't work
[20:18] <nmvictor> meanieface: i first compiled and it dint work, then i used apt-get same prob, but not that i dint remove the compiled one, just went ahead to overwrite it with apt-get
[20:18] <michael_> i need help
[20:18] <nmvictor> meanieface: *note
[20:18] <Halitech> !help | michael_
[20:18] <meanieface> nmvictor: i don't think it sees the package, its still looking at the compiled version
[20:18] <michael_> driver for brother dcp 385c
[20:19] <meanieface> nmvictor: when you compiled it you didn't include the decoders
[20:19] <razor_X> ...- - -... ... - - - ... ... - - - ...
[20:19] <roygbiv> no morse code please ;P
[20:19] <Halitech> michael_, what about it? looking for a place to download it or having trouble installing it?
[20:19] <razor_X> ^ morse code
[20:19] <roygbiv> heh
[20:19] <razor_X> lol @ roy
[20:20] <meanieface> nmvictor: http://moc.daper.net/node/218
[20:20] <dartagnon> I need help with this problem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1273519.  Essentially, I can't get my DVI output to work, only VGA.  Ubu 9.04, Radeon9800 w/ downgraded xserver and old drivers.
[20:20] <nmvictor> meanieface: dint do anything like that, just dis ./configure  >>make all >>sudo make install
[20:20] <diddy> What can I do? I deleted a few gigabytes off my truecrypt partition and it still shows 0 bytes.
[20:20] <nmvictor> meanieface: *did
[20:20] <razor_X> okay so anyone know how i can override the detected monitor as 800X600 and make it 1024X768?
[20:21] <Guest5970> my volume up, down, and mute buttons do not change the volume, but they are mapped correctly in keyboard shortcuts, how do i fix this?
[20:21] <meanieface> nmvictor: remove the package, go to /usr/bin and remove mocp
[20:21] <kjon> Hello. I'm using Jaunty and I would like to know what is the procedure to connect to the internet using PPPoE over the air.
[20:22] <kjon> Hello. I'm using Jaunty and I would like to know what is the procedure to connect to the internet using PPPoE over the air.
[20:22] <meanieface> nmvictor: then reinstall package using apt-get
[20:22] <kjon> Any help?
[20:22] <fbianconi> Halitech U-b-u-n-t-u, about ATI let's just say your mileage may vary, tough I did read that radeon 9600 had better support from free (libre) drivers
[20:22] <Myrtti> !pppoe | kjon
[20:22] <razor_X> i hate using a pieces parts computer
[20:23] <kjon> ubottu, thanks for the link.
[20:23] <tonino> aiuto non sento audio
[20:23] <razor_X> i have a compaq tower Dell monitor NEC speakers and hp keyboard
[20:23] <anders__1> If I use DSL, can I safely delete the dialout-group?
[20:23] <razor_X> i call it a compackarddellnecway
[20:24] <razor_X> oh and a gateway mouse
[20:24] <nmvictor> meanieface: mocp not found as a package with synaptic, should i use moc?
[20:24] <meanieface> nmvictor: yes moc
[20:24] <meanieface> nmvictor: mocp is only the executable
[20:24] <Sam18> anyone in here who can't install firefox addons too? i keep gettin error 203 on various distributions/firefox profiles... however downloading with wget and installing the downloaded xpi-file works fine. what now??
[20:25] <nmvictor> meanieface: moc is already the newest version, thats what apt-get reports
[20:25] <meanieface> nmvictor: did you sudo apt-get remove moc
[20:25] <suigeneris> !lucid
[20:25] <Halitech> fbianconi, U-b-u-n-t-u the ati drivers stopped working as of 8.10 when they made the changes to xorg in 9.04, I have a 9600 as well in a spare machine and it won't work in 9.04
[20:26] <guyute> how would I output a hash symbol/pound sign in conky if # omits everything after it
[20:26] <szczym> helo could you tell me how to dump content of ls command into text file ?
[20:26] <ginx> guyute: \# ?
[20:26] <ginx> szczym: ls foo >> file
[20:26] <szczym> thanx ginx i will test
[20:26] <U-b-u-n-t-u> Halitech, so I should download the one from the site?
[20:26] <guyute> okie dokie
[20:26] <guyute> haha
[20:26] <Guest5970> my volume up, down, and mute buttons do not work, can anyone help?
[20:26] <kevin__> could someone tell me why all of a sudden in 9.04 installs I get a read only filesystem error?
[20:26] <U-b-u-n-t-u> Halitech,  http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.24&lang=English this one
[20:27] <ginx> szczym: > does the same thing, but replaces all content if the file already exists, so be careful
[20:27] <kevin__> it's on the main boot partition
[20:27] <Halitech> U-b-u-n-t-u, not unless you want to downgrade from 9.04 to 8.10
[20:27] <szczym> ahaa
[20:27] <tonino> ciao non mi va l'audio
[20:27] <razor_X> Halitech do i need to edit my monitor settings in order to overide the 800X600 default detection?
[20:27] <szczym> thanx ! it works nice
[20:27] <apparle> How to restart the X server..........Ctrl+Alt+BkSpc is not working
[20:27] <m0r0n> Hey, sometimes my audio decides to muffle anyone know any causes?
[20:28] <Halitech> razor_X, I would hazard a guess that you will but I've never fooled around with it so not sure what to suggest for settings
[20:28] <nmvictor> meanieface: did that then apt-get install moc, it installed well but the command mocp still gives an error
[20:28] <kevin__> apparle, alt+printscr+k
[20:28] <Myrtti> !it | tonii
[20:28] <Halitech> !dontzap | apparle
[20:28] <guyute> yes # symbol cannot get it to show in conky
[20:28] <Myrtti> tonii: sorry bout that
[20:28] <meanieface> nmvictor: ok hold on ill do some research
[20:28] <tonii> hehe
[20:28] <Otacon22> Can i do something like ssh -L *:*:*:* sshlogin@localhost ?
[20:28] <nmvictor> meanieface: ok
[20:28] <razor_X> anyone else have any experience in setting up a display to display the whole screen in 1024X786 mode?
[20:29] <ginx> razor_X: ...what's it displaying now?
[20:29] <kevin__> anyone?
[20:29] <meanieface> nmvictor: could you try typing mocp --sound-driver oss
[20:29] <razor_X> ginx i have it in 640X480 so i can see the whole screen
[20:29] <ginx> razor_X: ah
[20:30] <razor_X> ginx i am running a Dell CRT 17 in monitor
[20:30] <ginx> razor_X: with GNOME?
[20:30] <nmvictor> still not working, i tried that yesterday too
[20:30] <razor_X> ginx yes
[20:30] <ginx> razor_X: should be able to change resolution from GNOME, unless your conf is truly FUBAR
[20:31] <ginx> razor_X: check the system menu at top left
[20:31] <Guest5970> need help fixing volume up, down, and mute buttons, correct in keyboard shortcuts, but do not control volume
[20:31] <razor_X> okay well the default is 800x600 i edited the xorg.conf
[20:31] <apparle> kevin__: But why do I get loged out
[20:32] <razor_X> ginx it still sees my monitor as only having 800x600 capability and i run 1024X786 on windows fine with the nvidia card
[20:32] <Halitech> apparle, do you mean when you restart X?
[20:32] <monkey_guru> so who heard about that crazy dust storm in sydney
[20:32] <apparle> Halitech: yes
[20:33] <razor_X> i didnt
[20:33] <razor_X> monkey_guru
[20:33] <meanieface> nmvictor: try readin this thread http://moc.daper.net/node/391
[20:33] <monkey_guru> razor_X: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/as_australia_dust_storm  looks like armageddon
[20:33] <guntbert> !ot | monkey_guru
[20:33] <Halitech> apparle, when you close X it closes all apps running under X so when the gui restarts you need to log back in
[20:33] <razor_X> monkey_guru i have friends in tazmania
[20:33] <Guest5970> has anyone had trouble in 9.04 with the pop up notifications being wrong?
[20:33] <monkey_guru> guntbert: just conversation!
[20:34] <Guest5970> the ones with the black background
[20:34] <guntbert> monkey_guru: not here please
[20:34] <apparle> Halitech: Ok, thanks
[20:34] <monkey_guru> alright, guntbert i shall respect your wishes
[20:35] <nmvictor> meanieface: im on it
[20:35] <Pupuser402-2> helow
[20:35] <Pupuser402-2> what compile in linux
[20:35] <guntbert> monkey_guru: not my wishes - the topic for this channel is "ubuntu support"
[20:35] <Pupuser402-2> i dont install ubuntu by my video card not work
[20:35] <monkey_guru> guntbert: no prob, i understand
[20:35] <razor_X> any more ideas?
[20:36] <monkey_guru> razor_X: follow me into #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:36] <Pupuser402-2> alguien habla español
[20:36] <Pupuser402-2> helow some speak english
[20:36] <Halitech> razor_X, I doubt it will do much but you could try dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg or reboot into single user mode and try the xfix option
[20:36] <Guest5970> volume controls, anyone able to help?
[20:37] <razor_X> i will try the reconfig
[20:37] <Halitech> !es
[20:37] <tje> Howdy all.  This question is slightly off-topic, but I figured there might be some kernel hackers or whatnot that would know.
[20:37] <tje> Is the Intel Atom processor x86 compatible?
[20:38] <tje> The reason I ask is I was linked to a site where you can custom order machines w/ Ubuntu and the low-end model comes with the Atom processor.  All it says about the processor is that it's 32-bit.
[20:38] <U-b-u-n-t-u> Halitech, thanks for your help
[20:38] <Halitech> tje, x86 and 32bit are the same thing
[20:38] <guyute> # symbols omit everything that follows in conky how do I get # to show?
[20:38] <Halitech> U-b-u-n-t-u, welcome
[20:39] <tje> Halitech, not true.  I have a couple boxes with hyperSPARC processors that are 32-bit.
[20:39] <ldlework> guyute, have you tried to escape them?
[20:39] <razor_X> Halitech no go on the reconfigure
[20:39] <ddollar> is there a way to get a list of all files on the system that werent put there by the package manager?
[20:39] <tje> old Sun SparcStation 10s, the pizza box style
[20:39] <Halitech> tje, sparc is a completely different beast though
[20:39] <ddollar> trying to find what has been added to the box over time
[20:39] <guyute> escape them?
[20:40] <razor_X> anyone know where i can get a good NeXT machine?
[20:40] <tje> Halitech, I realize that.  That is my point.  All this site indicated is that the Intel Atom processor uses 32-bit words and memory addresses.  That does NOT necessarily mean that it's x86-compatible.
[20:40] <antu> hi
[20:40] <tje> razor_X, Check on eBay.  That's where I've bought most of my exotic hardware; including an SGI Indy.
[20:40] <roygbiv> razor_X ebay perhaps
[20:40] <Halitech> tje, but if we stick with intel machines, 32bit and x86 are interchangable
[20:40] <VCoolio> is configuring userChrome.css supposed to work with swiftweasel? If so, should it be in the extracted tarball or in ~/.sw35? Either way, why doesn't it work, is there some magical setting no one mentions?
[20:41] <tje> Halitech, I agree that Intel's previous offerings in 32-bit were all x86 compatible.  What I'm not sure of, however, is if the Atom uses the i386/x86 instruction set.   I seem to recall reading that it does not.
[20:42] <addisonj_> odd.. my shift key just quit working
[20:42] <tje> VCoolio, Ever uses the strace(1) tool?
[20:42] <VCoolio> tje: never heard of; have a link?
[20:42] <addisonj_> interesting... my caps lock and shift keys are not working...
[20:43] <tje> VCoolio, it's a diagnostic tool that's available for most/all Linux distributions.  If you don't already have it, try "sudo apt-get install strace"
[20:43] <Pupuser402-2> helow
[20:43] <addisonj_> i was going to type and in capital letters for dramatic effect, but i can't atm
[20:43] <Guest5970> can anyone help fix my volume up, down, and mute buttons in 9.04?
[20:43] <xikteny> tje: "Intel Atom is the brand name for a line of ultra-low-voltage x86 and x86-64 CPUs (or microprocessors) from Intel..." > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Atom
[20:43] <Pupuser402-2> helow
[20:43] <Pupuser402-2> helow
[20:43] <Pupuser402-2> helow
[20:43] <Pupuser402-2> helow
[20:43] <Pupuser402-2> helow
[20:43] <Pupuser402-2> helow
[20:43] <FloodBot2> Pupuser402-2: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:43] <G_A_C> tje: Halitech: I believe that Atom does use the standard x86 instruction set
[20:43] <tje> VCoolio, Once you have strace installed, I'd be glad to give you a few tips on how to determine which/if userChrome.css file it's accessing when you open Swiftweasel.
[20:43] <razor_X> thanks for trying guys ima do some more internet research
[20:43] <tje> xikteny, Thank you very much.   That's exactly what I wanted to know.
[20:43] <antu> I just switched from gentoo, and I have a problem: I got an amd64-processor and 8 GiB of RAM, but I only see 3.1 GiB of RAM, also, it seems like i can't install 64-bit packages, it always says "Wrong system architecture: amd64". How can I switch to an 64-bit kernel/system so i can use all of my ram/install 64 bit programs? Do I have to reinstall with another version of ubuntu?
[20:44] <Halitech> G_A_C, I was just looking it up on the intel site, almost as bad as HPs site to find stuff on
[20:44] <G_A_C> antu: yes, I believe you have to reinstall with the 64bit version, you can't upgrade "in place" to amd64
[20:44] <DJones> !amd64 | antu
[20:44] <Halitech> anteaya, you will need to reinstall
[20:44] <tje> Back in the day, I knew every type of (common) hardware out there.  Nowadays, there's so many different FSB speeds, RAM speeds, hard-drive interfaces, etc.  I'm not rich, can't buy one of everything to become familiar.  ;)
[20:44] <G_A_C> Halitech: I thought it did anyway and  just checked Wikipedia which agrees with me...I agree that the Intel website can be difficult to navigate :)
[20:44] <VCoolio> tje: strace is already the newest version :)_tell me.
[20:45] <sp_> hi
[20:45] <Halitech> G_A_C, I was pretty sure it did as well, its used in a lot of windows netbooks from what I've seen
[20:45] <nmvictor> meanieface: thanks for the recenet link, however i dont have /usr/local/lib/moc/decoder_plugins/  should i create it? Note>I have the plugins /usr/lib/moc/decoder_plugins/ as in the case on the link
[20:45] <antu> ok, thank you! :-)
[20:45] <sp_> wrong acpi battery info when coming back from suspend
[20:45] <sp_> what can I do
[20:45] <Quiliro> hello folks
[20:45] <G_A_C> Halitech: indeed, it's pretty much everywhere now in the netbook market
[20:45] <DJones> antu: Sounds like you download and installed from the standard desktop cd which is 32bit, you'll need to download the 64bit version from the ubuntu website
[20:45] <sp_> Quiliro: hello
[20:45] <Guest5970> can anyone help fix my volume up, down, and mute buttons in 9.04?
[20:45] <tje> VCoolio,  OK, the best bet is to let strace start firefox (like starting a program through a debugger) and have it log to a file because the output is going to be VERY verbose.
[20:46] <Halitech> antu, if you have a seperate /home folder you can install 64bit and reuse the same /home
[20:46] <meanieface> nmvictor: did you create the symlink like the guys suggestion at the bottom?
[20:46] <VCoolio> tje: like "strace firefox > log.txt" ?
[20:46] <Hitman223> i cant install Linux Ubuntu i have permission error
[20:46] <tje> VCoolio, Can you give me the path to Swiftweasel?   Is it /usr/bin/swiftweasel?   If not sure, try running "which swiftweasel".
[20:46] <tje> VCoolio, takes a little more than that...   patience grasshoppa, I shall give you all the steps you need.
[20:46] <VCoolio> tje: nah, it's somewhere in my home folder, difficult.
[20:47] <Hitman223> i cant install Linux Ubuntu i have permission error maybe someone know what to do
[20:47] <antu> ah, that's good. I'll reinstall and use the 64-bit version then. :-)
[20:47] <tje> Doesn't matter where the binary/shell script that launches SW is, I just need the path to help you craft the proper command line
[20:47] <Halitech> Hitman223, permission error where?
[20:48] <VCoolio> tje: sh /home/coolio/swiftweasel-3.5.2/swiftweasel/swiftweasel
[20:48] <tje> VCoolio, OK, here's what you're going to want to run from a command-prompt (from Konsole or similar shell emulator from within X):
[20:49] <webbb82> anyone know  a good keyboard shortcuts app
[20:49] <Halitech> Hitman223, keep it in the channel
[20:49] <Remp> hai
[20:49] <jean_> any M-audiopre usb users here
[20:49] <tje> VCoolio,   strace -s1024 -vvv -n -o $HOME/strace.log sh $HOME/swiftweasel-3.5.2/swiftweasel/swiftweasel
[20:49] <VCoolio> webbb82: xbindkeys
[20:49] <tje> Paste that verbatim.
[20:49] <jo_> hi
[20:49] <webbb82> VCoolio, thanks
[20:49] <VCoolio> tje: thx, trying
[20:49] <tje> It should start a copy of Swiftweasel.   Once it does, go ahead and close it and let me know that you've made it that far.
[20:49] <Halitech> !pastebin | Hitman223
[20:50] <Halitech> Hitman223, and DO NOT send unwanted pictures with dcc
[20:50] <VCoolio> tje: invalid option -n followed by all the options...
[20:51] <tje> VCoolio, lemme check the man page again.  I thought that was my usual flags.   I encourage you to also check what those flags do in the man page.
[20:51] <tje> sec
[20:51] <Remp> hai :]
[20:52] <xikteny> !hello | Remp
[20:52] <tje> VCoolio, getting my commands mixed up....     Here's what you need:
[20:52] <nmvictor> meanieface: created the links but got an error still, see http://pastebin.com/f397e67a0
[20:52] <VCoolio> webbb82: xbindkeys works very easily by editing ~/.xbindkeysrc or something, but there is also xbindkeys-config if you need gui, but it's not really much easier
[20:52] <tje> VCoolio,   strace -s1024 -vft -o strace.log sh $HOME/swiftweasel-3.5.2/swiftweasel/swiftweasel
[20:52] <tje> Paste THAT verbatim.   Sorry for the snafu.
[20:53] <webbb82> hey i installed that but for some reason i get th8is can you take a look and see why its telling me it doesnt need them  http://pastebin.com/m214c6867
[20:53] <Itkovian> any idea why python sys.path does not contain /usr/lib.python2.6/site-packages ? pointers to how to fix it would be nice too ;-)
[20:53] <nmvictor> meanieface: whats the link to the svn version someone suggested?
[20:53] <ddollar> is there a way to get a list of all files on the system that werent put there by the package manager?
[20:54] <bin1010> hey guys, I need some help with look and feel on Ubuntu 9.04 desktop
[20:54] <VCoolio> tje: np, I recognize the -vvv from something; ok; it worked, so what do I look for in the log?
[20:54] <meanieface> nmvictor: http://moc.daper.net/download
[20:54] <meanieface> nmvictor: look at the bottom it shows you how
[20:54] <Halitech> ddollar, you could use dpkg -l and look at the time stamps and see what was added later
[20:54] <tje> VCoolio,  OK, after you close the window for Swiftweasel, we wanna dig through $HOME/strace.log.
[20:54] <RandomLaptop> Interesting issue here..
[20:55] <marek_> hi, http://pastebin.com/m7b5b9446 can you help with this?
[20:55] <RandomLaptop> ohshi. lag is huge. nm
[20:55] <guyute> ldlework ${execi 5 echo "#"} will output the symbol!!!! later
[20:55] <tje> VCoolio, There will be TONS of open(2) calls listed, but we're only interested in the open() call for userChrome.css.  So try this:
[20:55] <bin1010> I am not sure which wm I am running, all I see in the processes is xsessionmanager
[20:55] <tje> grep -i userChrome.css $HOME/strace.log
[20:55] <tje> Use PasteBin to show me what it finds, if anything.
[20:56] <VCoolio> tje: hangon, telephone...
[20:56] <zopiac> how can i disable keyrings? whenever i open like various programmes it pops up a box telling me to unlock a keyring, so freaking annoying
[20:57] <webbb82> what  will apt-get autoremove remove
[20:57] <guntbert> zopiac:  but secure
[20:57] <tje> bin1010, Is the taskbar at the top or bottom of the screen?
[20:58] <zopiac> guntbert: secure from what? nobody else uses this computer
[20:58] <tje> webbb82, The cached .deb files in /var/apt/cache that have already been installed.  It's safe.
[20:58] <piotrekm> is there another chennel for Karmic alphas or sould I ask here?
[20:58] <bin1010> bottom
[20:58] <tje> webbb82, The manpage for apt-get will tell you as such.  ;p
[20:58] <Halitech> webbb82, should remove any packages that the system deems are obsolete
[20:58] <tje> bin1010, OK, got a K logo for a start button?
[20:58] <the_beav> webbb82, mainly dependiencies that are no longer needed, and .debs that have already been installed,....nothing dangerous
[20:58] <guntbert> zopiac: and nobody else has (physical) access to this computer?
[20:58] <bin1010> nope, circle of friends
[20:58] <zopiac> guntbert: no
[20:59] <guntbert> !karmic| piotrekm
[20:59] <webbb82> can you take a look at this  http://pastebin.com/m214c6867
[20:59] <nmvictor> meanieface: i did that, if how to create the link is what you mean.Did you see the error, i posted it in pastebin
[20:59] <tje> bin1010,  You got me.  Last I knew, the default WM for Ubuntu was GNOME.  I use Kubuntu for KDE.
[20:59] <guntbert> zopiac: computers can be stolen though...
[20:59] <zopiac> guntbert: and if they did, they wouldnt be able to do much, i have noting confidential here, pretty much just Blender 3D files and configuration stuff
[21:00] <bin1010> I have gnome, I know that...but is that technically the gdm, metacity, or compiz, or what?
[21:00] <Halitech> !gnome
[21:00] <zopiac> guntbert: there hasnt been a theft in this neighbourhood for years, and we are secure against that
[21:00] <tje> bin1010, You're over my head on that one.  I'm strictly a KDE guy.  Sorry.
[21:00] <zopiac> i just want the friggin' keyring things not to pop up all of the time
[21:00] <guntbert> zopiac: you convinced me - you can change the password for the key ring to be empty
[21:00] <bin1010> no worries, thanks for the help tje: I like KDE, but it seems a little slow to me.
[21:01] <zopiac> guntbert: how?
[21:01] <prince_jammys> bin1010: you're likely using either metacity or compiz as the window manager.
[21:01] <chadwin_> i like gnome
[21:01] <chadwin_> is more estable with compiz
[21:01] <tje> bin1010,  I agree, but I find the others to be too minimalist for my liking.   I grew up with Windows.  heh
[21:01] <meanieface> nmvictor: yeah i saw that, im at a loss with that, did you have 2 mocs? one in /usr/bin and one in /usr/local/bin?
[21:01] <bin1010> tje: i know the feeling
[21:01] <guntbert> zopiac: open Applications/accessories/passwords and...
[21:02] <zopiac> hold on, i dont have my gnome-panel
[21:02] <nmvictor> meanieface: got its, i had overlooked something as i was reading, having the binaries mocp in /us/bin/  and  /usr/local/bin/ . i removed the one in /usr/local/bin/ which seems like the compiled version and now EVERYTHINGS COOL.Thanks alot dude
[21:03] <meanieface> nmvictor: no problem man, glad i could help
[21:03] <guntbert> zopiac: type seahorse at the terminal
[21:03] <zopiac> ok but i got it now :)
[21:03] <bin1010> could it be nautilis, its listed in the system monitor
[21:03] <ratapoil> where should I put the acrobatreaderplugin.bin for the plugin to work in firefox?
[21:03] <zopiac> guntbert: but how do i change the pass to empty?
[21:03] <fbianconi> bin1010: I think those are it's parts
[21:04] <alt_> chadwin_: tu es sur un channel français merçi
[21:04] <alt_> sorry
[21:04] <Xintruder> hi
[21:04] <chadwin_> nop
[21:04] <chadwin_> i speack english and spanish
[21:05] <bin1010> cool
[21:05] <chadwin_> lol
[21:05] <nmvictor> meanieface: i like this interface, now mp3blaster has friend
[21:05] <guntbert> zopiac: I was coming to that :-) select the tab "passwords", right click on passwords:login, select "change password"
[21:05] <zopiac> ok
[21:05] <Quiliro> looking for info on 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 661/741/760 PCI/AGP or 662/761Gx PCIE VGA Display Adapter (rev 03) with wide view
[21:05] <meanieface> nmvictor: i liked mp3blaster too but mocp is alot easier since you don't need to make a playlist for continual play
[21:05] <Quiliro> LCD monitors
[21:05] <zopiac> thanks, guntbert!
[21:06] <guntbert> zopiac: you are welcome - take care :-)
[21:06] <zopiac> will do
[21:07] <agliodbs> what's the advantage of using aptitude over apt-get?
[21:07] <meanieface> agliodbs: aptitude is more like synaptic
[21:07] <mareczekk> hi, http://pastebin.com/m7b5b9446 can you help me with that?
[21:07] <meanieface> agliodbs: its just a package manager
[21:07] <x-kent> I have a windows XP on /dev/sda1 and ubuntu on /dev/sda2. How can I make a image backup of my /dev/sda2 partition from ubuntu so I could restore it latter if I need to ? (something like norton ghost)
[21:08] <agliodbs> meanieface: if I'm already used to apt-get, is there any reason to switch to aptitude?
[21:08] <tje> did VCoolio ever come back?   I just popped in to ask a question, don't have time to idle on IRC all day.  ;)
[21:08] <fbianconi> agliodbs: in non-interactive aptitude none
[21:08] <meanieface> agliodbs: nope not really, unless you want to look through the packages
[21:08] <nmvictor> meanieface: im already playing mp3 with it, mp3blaster is complex but i like something it does to the volume kinda like amplifies it
[21:08] <agliodbs> ok
[21:08] <VCoolio> tje: patience
[21:08] <agliodbs> thanks
[21:08] <marek_> hi, http://pastebin.com/m7b5b9446 can you help with this?
[21:08] <tje> VCoolio,  Alright, you're nearly done, just one or two more commands and you'll have your answer.
[21:09] <agliodbs> is there a management tool for samba shares on Ubuntu server?
[21:09] <javad> good day everyone ,While using fsck all questions have been answered with YES except those 2 last questions that have been answered NO ,after this ,now filesystem partition is corrupted , and in doing fsck from another linux on this filesystem results http://paste.debian.net/47372/
[21:09] <meanieface> nmvictor: i haven't messed with mp3blaster too much do you still like it compared to mocp?
[21:09] <fbianconi> !aptitude | agliodbs
[21:10] <genii> agliodbs: If it's headless/CLI then ebox with ebox-samba
[21:10] <dereks> does anyone know of a decent gnutella that is cli
[21:10]  * agliodbs googles
[21:10] <resno> Is there a  music player that can stream between windows and linux?
[21:11] <VCoolio> tje: sorry, my mum called... going to do the grep thing now
[21:11] <prince_jammys> agliodbs: aptitude (is/used to be) smarter than apt-get about packages that were installed automatically to satisfy dependencies, i think.
[21:11] <tje> VCoolio, OK, like I said, use PasteBin to show me the output if there is any.
[21:12] <javad_> good day everyone ,While using fsck all questions have been answered with YES except those 2 last questions that have been answered NO ,after this ,now filesystem partition is corrupted , and in doing fsck from another linux on this filesystem results http://paste.debian.net/47372/
[21:12] <agliodbs> genii: hmmm ... can I add that to an existing Ubuntu box?  That seems to be an entire installation
[21:12] <bin1010> compiz it is
[21:12] <nmvictor> meanieface: i like its interface too,only prob with it is the hassle you gotta do before you have the files playing sequentially,in a nutshell coming up with a playlist gets you to its man, other wise its cool too but i will do with mocp for now, am already at its man
[21:12] <VCoolio> tje: http://pastebin.com/f1225e16a
[21:12] <meanieface> nmvictor: yeah that was my only problem with it
[21:14] <FoolishOwl> A shell question: I'm trying to extract the pid from a line of output from ps. I'm not sure how to account for leading spaces.
[21:14] <chrisvertex> yo
[21:14] <tje> VCoolio, OK, it's reading "/home/coolio/.sw35/swiftweasel/u2pzrynu.default/chrome/userChrome.css".  That's the file you'll want to edit.
[21:14] <chrisvertex> hi
[21:14] <tje> VCoolio, Swiftweasel, like Firefox, creates a "profile" directory under $HOME/.sw35/swiftweasel
[21:14] <nmvictor> meanieface: cant find usefull info about the keyboard shortcuts in man mocp mind running me through some basics?
[21:15] <iceroot> FoolishOwl: pidof
[21:15]  * agliodbs installs webmin
[21:15] <fbianconi> FoolishOwl: cant you just `pidof someprocess`
[21:15] <VCoolio> tje: yeah, thanks so far, that makes sense; but now, why doesn't it listen to what do in .css? Could you paste a line that 'should' work?
[21:15] <meanieface> nmvictor: sure, s stops, p pauses, the <  and > are the volume
[21:16] <meanieface> nmvictor: left and right are fast forward and rewind, if you hold shift and the < and > it does volume 1 increment instead of 5
[21:16] <tje> VCoolio, Not sure about editing the file itself.  All I can tell you is that Swiftweasel is reading and using the settings in that file.
[21:16] <genii> agliodbs: If you mean more like you have some regular Ubuntu install (and not a server install) and you want some GUI samba tool, then look at gadmin-samba
[21:16] <nmvictor> meanieface: thanks,
[21:16] <VCoolio> tje: ok, well I learned about strace now so thanks for that
[21:16] <FoolishOwl> I didn't know about pidof, but I don't think it's what I'm looking for. I'm looking for a filter in a pipeline.
[21:16] <tje> No problem.   It's quite useful for debugging all kinds of things.
[21:17] <agliodbs> genii: looking ...
[21:17] <DeathMetalDean> Can anyone help me connect to the internet with my other laptop? It doesn't show up my internet connection "Teapot" anymore, how do I connect to it?
[21:17] <ratapoil> where are the firefox plugins stored?
[21:18] <nmvictor> meanieface: funny, just a simple '?' is what i needed, kind of similar to mp3blaster.Can i have a config file stored in ~/.moc
[21:18] <Halitech> !webmin| agliodbs
[21:18] <agliodbs> DeathMetalDean: I don't quite follow you
[21:18] <alokito> where is karmic's menu.lst?
[21:18] <webbb82> i just did apt-get autoremove and it took off every single theme i had installed whats that about
[21:18] <resno> DeathMetalDean: wifi or wired?
[21:18] <agliodbs> Halitech: that's disappointing
[21:18] <meanieface> nmvictor: im not too sure, i don't have one but i haven't really needed to make one
[21:18] <Halitech> agliodbs, thats why they recommend ebox now
[21:18] <genii> Halitech: ebox replaced webmin
[21:19] <Halitech> genii, I know
[21:19] <agliodbs> Halitech: right, but ebox is not a configuraiton tool, it's a whole distro
[21:19] <DeathMetalDean> resno: It's wifi
[21:19] <genii> agliodbs: ebox is not a distro, it's a web based admin tool
[21:19] <agliodbs> and gadmin isn't going to work for me ... this machine is headless ...
[21:19] <nmvictor> looks like on dosnt need, its just simple and straightforward.
[21:19] <agliodbs> genii: oh?
[21:19] <genii> !info ebox
[21:20] <agliodbs> genii: ah.  it looked like a whole installation.  ok, will try
[21:20] <fbianconi> FoolishOwl: something like "ps -ef | awk '{ print $2 }' " ?
[21:20] <resno> DeathMetalDean: laptop or desktop? do you know the card type in use?
[21:20] <Halitech> agliodbs, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EBox -- eBox Platform is an open source distribution and development framework, based on the Ubuntu Linux computer operating system, intended to manage services in a computer network.
[21:20] <webbb82> why did apt-get autoremove del all my themes
[21:21] <DeathMetalDean> The wireless network connection doesn't show the one I want to connect to, but on this laptop it shows the wireless connection. They're both laptops, the other laptop worked a few days ago, never gave me any problems before but now doesn't pick it up
[21:21] <Halitech> webbb82, must have seen them as outdated
[21:21] <resno> webbb82: it removes things not in use
[21:21] <DeathMetalDean> resno: I don't know which card
[21:21] <ninel> webbb82 you shouldn't autoremove when you have eyes and thoughts :)
[21:21] <meanieface> nmvictor: just a note, if you make a playlist its shift-c to clear it, you can tab to the other window, if you want the window you are in to be full screen type l, make it read the mp3 tags is f
[21:21] <resno> DeathMetalDean: try restarting...
[21:22] <harisund> Does the user-switch applet require GDM to be runnign?
[21:22] <FoolishOwl> fbianconi: that sounds more like it. The trouble is, there's another way to do it, that I've forgotten, and I'm trying to remember.
[21:22] <DeathMetalDean> resno: I've tried restarting, it hasn't worked in a few days
[21:22] <fbianconi> ps -ef | grep something | awk '{ print $2 }'
[21:23] <xguru> just upgraded to 9.10 and the System>Admin>adduser is missing?  any help?
[21:23] <Myrtti> !karmic | xguru
[21:23] <nmvictor> meanieface: Got that, thanks
[21:23] <resno> xguru: is it users and groups?
[21:23] <xguru> resno: yes that would be it..
[21:23] <resno> DeathMetalDean: but it finds other networks right?
[21:23] <DeathMetalDean> resno: Yes
[21:24] <resno> DeathMetalDean: thats weird, not sure
[21:24] <DeathMetalDean> resno: Okay, thanks anyway
[21:25] <resno> DeathMetalDean: out of range, or something weird. maybe someone smarter would no
[21:25] <resno> know = no
[21:25] <x-kent> is there anything like norton ghost for linux that can backup my XP partition ?
[21:25] <server_side> how do i install php apache mysql
[21:25] <Halitech> DeathMetalDean, do you know if the router you are trying to connect to has MAC filtering on?
[21:25] <Stefan_vK1> bye bye gentoo, hello ubuntu :)
[21:25] <Halitech> x-kent, clonezilla
[21:26] <x-kent> Halitech, thanks
[21:26] <nmvictor> meanieface: just a query, do you also use a terminal-based browser?
[21:26] <meanieface> nmvictor: yeah lynx
[21:26] <DeathMetalDean> Halitech: I have no idea
[21:26] <DeathMetalDean> resno: nah, its right beside the wireless
[21:26] <Halitech> server_side, sudo apt-get install apache2 php5 mysql
[21:26] <cmartin0_> hal-system-smbios st_wlan is taking up way too much cpu
[21:26] <cmartin0_> firefox crawls when that process is running
[21:27] <Halitech> DeathMetalDean, might be something to check out ... also is the SSID hidden?
[21:27] <sebsebseb> hi
[21:27] <thiebaude> hi
[21:27] <DeathMetalDean> Halitech: I have no idea what an SSID is
[21:27] <Halitech> DeathMetalDean, its the broadcast ID of the router
[21:27] <nmvictor> oooh, i use that too.
[21:28] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, i got everything set-up
[21:28] <zebastian> is there something similar to windows' "bring to front" for the system monitor?
[21:28] <DeathMetalDean> Halitech: I've no idea
[21:28] <meanieface> nmvictor: do you know a program called guake?
[21:28] <Halitech> DeathMetalDean, do you have access to the router?
[21:28] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: ok
[21:28] <nmvictor> meanieface: nope, whats that?
[21:28] <sebsebseb> zebastian: right click on it's title bar, and then put always on top
[21:28] <DeathMetalDean> Halitech: Yes
[21:28] <x-kent> Halitech, is there a package of clonezilla for jaunty  ?
[21:28] <meanieface> nmvictor: its a terminal that drops down when you press f12, you can have all your terminals in one window
[21:28] <Halitech> DeathMetalDean, then log in and take a look
[21:29] <meanieface> nmvictor: really great prog
[21:29] <DeathMetalDean> Halitech: Log in? O_o
[21:29] <Halitech> x-kent, its not a package, its a stand alone distro
[21:29] <Halitech> DeathMetalDean, to the router
[21:29] <Halitech> x-kent, http://clonezilla.org/
[21:29] <DeathMetalDean> Halitech: Ah.. I've no idea how to do that, Idk how to do anythin tbh
[21:30] <nmvictor> meanieface: sounds great, will want to try it, just have 2 apt-get right?
[21:30] <duffydack> x-kent, yes, its called experimental
[21:30] <meanieface> nmvictor: yep
[21:30] <Halitech> DeathMetalDean, do you have someone in the house that knows how the router is set up?
[21:30] <duffydack> x-kent, also a karmic based one too
[21:30] <duffydack> x-kent, sorry I dont mean package either... as Halitech said.
[21:30] <DeathMetalDean> Halitech: Yeah my brother would know, he's bein an ass atm tho won't help with anything :(
[21:31] <server_side> Halitech, thanks
[21:31] <server_side> is there any resources for just working from the command line
[21:32] <Halitech> DeathMetalDean, well, if you don't know then I would suggest you don't mess around with it as you could make things worth ... something to try would be to simply unplug the power for a minute and see if it will connect
[21:32] <Halitech> server_side, np
[21:32] <x-kent> duffydack, is there any small program like ghost for dos? I only want to backup my XP partition in case it dies so I will not need to reinstall all the drivers manually
[21:32] <remp__> hali :D van itt magyar? :)
[21:32] <nmvictor> meanieface: youve made my night, thats was wow
[21:32] <remp__> tudom van külön magyar csati, de szeretem megzavarni a mitsemsejtő angol/amerikaiakat egykis haladzsával
[21:33] <duffydack> x-kent, clonezilla is a small "program".  Ive got it on a usb stick, takes about 100mb and boots from it.. I backup my xp/linux dual boot
[21:33] <flub> Hey, I might have a stupid question?
[21:33] <remp__> yes
[21:33] <meanieface> nmvictor: lol i thought that too, its just too handy and configurable
[21:33] <nota9> x-kent ive been using ntfsclone for ntfs images. it works great
[21:33] <remp__> ask it, flub!
[21:33] <stefg> !ask
[21:33] <rcscomp> I want to install the latest version of mod_wsgi on jaunty.  I found this package: http://packages.debian.org/unstable/python/libapache2-mod-wsgi
[21:33] <flub> okay, um, I'm not sure how to open a link to and irc channel from a site
[21:33] <rcscomp> Will that work?  How do I install it?
[21:33] <flub> I click it, and it asks which application I would like to use?
[21:34] <pedroz> I am using wrong device for my sound card ? how can I fix that ?? pleaseee
[21:34] <flub> I can choose purple url handler
[21:34] <stefg> !debian | rcscomp
[21:34] <flub> but it doesn;t seem to work
[21:34] <genii> server_side: Instead of manually separately installing and configuring all the separate LAMP parts, i suggest visit https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Tasksel and follow instructions there
[21:34] <x-kent> nota9, ntfsclone, I used it once but I messed something and it didn't work. If I backup to image and then restore from that image will XP boot ?
[21:34] <remp__> hm
[21:34] <javad>  thanks after using fsck /dev/sdb2 ,until now about 10 min questions has been answered with Yes but how long it would be last ?
[21:34] <javad_>  thanks after using fsck /dev/sdb2 ,until now about 10 min questions has been answered with Yes but how long it would be last ?
[21:34] <nota9> x-kent ntfsclone is for a single ntfs volume. so you will have your partition saved but not your bootloader
[21:35] <stefg> rcscomp: that means: you can enter dependency hell very easily
[21:35] <x-kent> nota9, ok, will give it a try
[21:35] <remp__> i don't know what r u thinging for, so i am a lame, or i a stupid hungarian,xDD
[21:35] <remp__> thinking*
[21:35] <duffydack> x-kent,  clonezilla will save it and the boot info, and other inofs.
[21:35] <duffydack> infos*
[21:35] <remp__> im not a pro in english xd sry ask a pro :D:D
[21:36] <nota9> x-kent the command would be something like sudo ntfsclone -s -o imagefile /dev/xppartition
[21:36] <sebsebseb> !hu | remp__
[21:36] <rcscomp> stefg: I see.  Where would be the best place to search for an up to date mod_wsgi package for ubuntu?
[21:36] <stefg> !sound | pedroz
[21:36] <remp__> thank u ubottu
[21:36] <x-kent> duffydack, I only want to save the partition in case XP dies or gets infected with a spyware stuff. I don't need a full backup.
[21:36] <mybad> Hello
[21:36] <sebsebseb> !thanks | remp__
[21:36] <duffydack> x-kent, you dont have to do a full backup.
[21:36] <mybad> I would like to know if some of you tried to install CGIT on jaunty please
[21:37] <sebsebseb> remp__: look at who triggers the bot :)
[21:37] <duffydack> x-kent, its a bit smarter than that.
[21:37] <remp__> aww ubottu i love bots :)
[21:37] <remp__> xD
[21:37] <remp__> :D
[21:37] <remp__> okay, thank u sebsebseb :D
[21:37] <sebsebseb> !love > remp__
[21:37] <sebsebseb> remp__: np
[21:38] <remp__> XDXDXDXDXDX
[21:38] <x-kent> duffydack, thanks for help
[21:38] <resno> whats the chat to play with the triggers?
[21:38] <remp__> thats totally true
[21:38] <remp__> xD
[21:38] <duffydack> k.
[21:39] <resno> !love > resno
[21:39] <stefg> rcscomp: google found http://stackoverflow.com/questions/913232/modwsgi-2-5-on-ubuntu-9-04-with-python-2-6-2-installation
[21:40] <server_side> whats the best permission to set on the www folder apache?
[21:40] <rcscomp> stefg: yes, read that already, thank you.  Unfortuantely, just related to errors...no instructions.
[21:40] <korben57100> quit:
[21:40] <Halitech> server_side, www-data as it is currently
[21:40] <rcscomp> stefg: I was hoping ot be able to just install a package, but I guess I can compile it.
[21:40] <stefg> rcscomp: seems you need python 2.5
[21:40] <nmvictor> whats the package that installs Advanced Streaming Format demuxer i jaunty?
[21:40] <server_side> i want to be able to directly write to thaat dir with me text editor
[21:40] <rcscomp> stefg: actually, the author of mod_wsgi says 2.6 will work at the end of the above page
[21:41] <rcscomp> stefg: but yes, i will use 2.5
[21:41] <Aalinux> What's the command to make file.iso from cdrom? dd if=/dev/ ?
[21:41] <meanieface> nmvictor: fluendo maybe?
[21:41] <meanieface> nmvictor: not sure
[21:41] <stefg> rcscomp: yup... but compiling it will be the better solution than to taint your system with debian packages
[21:42] <xwin> I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 in my HP Pavilion DV2000 laptop.  How come 'sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst' don't work?  But it do accept just 'sudo gedit'?
[21:42] <nmvictor> meanieface: letme try that
[21:42] <genii> Aalinux: You can try sudo dd bs=2048 if=/dev/cdrom of=/path/to/cdrom.iso
[21:42] <stefg> xwin: gksudo
[21:42] <sebsebseb> !gksudo | xwin
[21:42] <webbb82> why did apt-get autoremove take off all my themes
[21:42] <rcscomp> stefg: k, I like to have packages though.  Can you point me to instructions on how to build packages instead of just doing a make install?
[21:43] <Aalinux> genii: If i omit bs=2048 is there any problem?
[21:43] <Halitech> xwin, what do you mean by it doesn't work?
[21:43] <stefg> rcscomp: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide
[21:43] <daishada2> why for a simple udev rule like: KERNEL=="sda", SYMLINK+="disk0" am i getting the following error: update_link: no reference left, remove '/dev/disk0'
[21:43] <meanieface> nmvictor: take it easy bro, i gotta jet good luck with everything
[21:43] <hebert> canalrecife.net
[21:44] <genii> Aalinux: Probably not, but thats the default blocksize on iso filesystems
[21:44] <daishada2> this is on jaunty
[21:44] <mark_> Are there any automatic updates currently going out?
[21:45] <rcscomp> stefg: thanks
[21:45] <agliodbs> how do I change the port ebox is running on?
[21:45] <resno> mark_: i feel like updates are always going out
[21:45] <agliodbs> I've tried editing the appropriate apache2.conf, but it keeps getting overwritten
[21:45] <xwin> Halitech: I couldn't display to file.  Looks like something I just did now make it works...  :-)
[21:45] <mark_> My modem is going wild and I can't figure why
[21:45] <Rods_Tiger> xwin - have you installed "startup manager"?
[21:45] <agliodbs> and there doesn't seem to be anything appropriate in /etc/ebox/
[21:46] <nmvictor> meanieface: thanks man, luck in the other world
[21:46] <resno> mark_: isp could be doing network audits.
[21:46] <e-DIO-t> how about having more than 800x600 with an old Nvidia nForce 6?
[21:46] <stefg> rcscomp: #ubuntu-motu might be a useful channel for that, too
[21:46] <Jawad`> full of bots
[21:46] <stefg> !fixres | e-DIO-t
[21:47] <mark_> Is there anyway to check I'm not part of a botnet?
[21:47] <xwin> Rods_Tiger: 'startup manager'?  What's that?  How will I do that?  I was Fedora long time user but haven't done Linux for 2 years until now.
[21:47] <thiebaude> e-DIO-t, did you download nvidia-settings?
[21:47] <Rods_Tiger> it's a thing that saves a lot of messing about editing grub.conf and stuff
[21:48] <agliodbs> never mind, figured it out
[21:48] <e-DIO-t> ehm...I neither knew that "nvidia-settings" exists => repos?
[21:49] <thiebaude> e-DIO-t, do a sudo apt-get install, to see if it is?
[21:49] <Aalinux> genii: Is /dev/cdrom and /dev/sr0 same? I got /dev/sr0 from cat /etc/mtab.
[21:49] <e-DIO-t> mark => guess netstat + ps + tcpdump + "anti-rootikit" checks should give you a kind security about that :p
[21:49] <e-DIO-t> I can't now, it's for an old pc i've got at work ;9 btw i'll try tomorrow in the morning.
[21:49] <mark_> Is that a terminal command?
[21:49] <thiebaude> e-DIO-t, did you install your nvidia graphics drivers?
[21:49] <genii> Aalinux: cdrom is usually a link to sr0 , either should work
[21:49] <mark_> e-DIO-t
[21:50] <Rods_Tiger> startup manager: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/startup-manager-change-settings-in-grub-grub2-and-usplash.html (not sure how out of date this might be - it's from the internet, and everything on that is out of date)
[21:50] <Aalinux> genii: Ok,Thank you.
[21:50] <e-DIO-t> there's no driver for it on nvidia hp.
[21:50] <genii> Aalinux: You're welcome
[21:50] <e-DIO-t> not for windows, neither for linux.
[21:51] <stefg> e-DIO-t: what does lspci | grep VGA turn up ?
[21:51] <thiebaude> e-DIO-t, did you check System>Administration>Hardware Drivers?
[21:51] <mark_> Damn. That command gave me a whole list of stuff
[21:52] <e-DIO-t> mark pvt :P
[21:52] <e-DIO-t> stefg: i currently can't do anything
[21:52] <ldlework> mark_ did you include the "| grep VGA" part
[21:52] <mark_> No, you didn't mention it
[21:52] <Nirkus> do i need to report this anywhere?
[21:52] <e-DIO-t> thiebaude: it gives me a list of driver, i had to manually download it...btw after compile it's gone worst
[21:52] <ldlework> oh, mark_ sorry nevermind
[21:52] <zaxx99> Hello, has anyone been to make this game work with Wine in Ubuntu Jaunty?
[21:52] <nit> hello pple.... i am stuck tryin to mount a samba share ... anyone done it here?
[21:53] <Nirkus> aptitude show linux-image-xen
[21:53] <thiebaude> e-DIO-t, ok
[21:53] <Nirkus> [..]
[21:53] <jed_c> zaxx99, what game?
[21:53] <zaxx99> hmm
[21:53] <Nirkus> Description: Real time Linux kernel image
[21:53] <zaxx99> wait
[21:53] <Nirkus> [..]
[21:53] <thiebaude> e-DIO-t, i cant believe my nvidia worked right out of the box, and with compiz too
[21:54] <pgrosso0433> got a hardware question
[21:54] <nanotube> !ask | pgrosso0433
[21:54] <e-DIO-t> thiebaude: perhaps 'cause it's an nForce...guess it's an old and not so well supported one!
[21:54] <e-DIO-t> anyway tomorrow morning i'll try with nvidia settings
[21:55] <mark_> BRB
[21:55] <e-DIO-t> [anyway, it goes...but just 800x600 while under win i've got > 1024x768]
[21:55] <Nirkus> nit: aptitude install smbfs; mount -t cifs -o user=$username,domain=$domain //$server/$sharename /path/to/mountpoint
[21:55] <thiebaude> e-DIO-t, yea i didn't know it was that old,mine is Geforce 8400 GS
[21:55] <nit> yeah .... this is what i did
[21:55] <nit> sudo mount -t smbfs //COMP/C /media/smb_drive0
[21:56] <e-DIO-t> it's for a "server" we're gonna use just for sambashare
[21:56] <e-DIO-t> ...my win-sided collegue absolutely wanted a GUI :P
[21:56] <nit> error is "mount error: could not resolve address for COMP: No address associated with hostname"
[21:56] <stefg> e-DIO-t: nvidia gave up support for all legacy cards defore FX5200 for newer xorg versions. if you have a (e.g.) MX4 the last version of ubuntu running with the nvidia-legacy driver is 8.0.4 hardy
[21:56] <thiebaude> e-DIO-t, good luck then
[21:56] <Nirkus> nit: try "-t cifs" and "-o user=$username", if you need to authenticate for that share
[21:56] <jed_c> e-DIO-t, hmm, i would think the older ones would be better supported
[21:56] <pgrosso0433> ok can't get ubuntu 8.10 to reconize my flash card in my LG phone ... had no problem about a month ago
[21:56] <Nirkus> ah, mh
[21:57] <e-DIO-t> me too...but it won't work :°°)
[21:57] <jed_c> stefg, ah
[21:57] <Nirkus> nit: youll need to use the DNS name of the computer serving your samba share
[21:57] <e-DIO-t> anyway if it does'n want to improve...he'll going to got habits on 800x600 :P i'm not going nuts for him!
[21:57] <nit> oh... k lemme try that..
[21:57] <stefg> e-DIO-t, jed-c but the (2D) open source nv-driver still works
[21:58] <Aalinux> I can't close cdrom after doing "eject" .What's the command to close cdrom?
[21:58] <mark_> Well, I posted the output in the forum
[21:59] <llutz_> Aalinux: eject -t
[21:59] <mark_> Someone will be able to interpret it
[21:59] <xikteny> Aalinux: 'eject -T' will toggle the sate of the drive
[21:59] <e-DIO-t> spit out the link mark :
[21:59] <e-DIO-t> :)
[21:59] <mark_> Later
[21:59] <mark_> It's in the general forum
[21:59] <agliodbs> I'm getting a 403 forbidden when I try to access the CUPS interface via port 403
[21:59] <Aalinux> llutz_: xikteny: Thank you.
[21:59] <e-DIO-t> [btw, why you think you're not the only one on your machine?]
[22:00] <mark_> Because my modem was going mad
[22:00] <agliodbs> I've set it up to listen on all local interfaces, and it should only require a valid user to authenticate
[22:00] <agliodbs> but
[22:00] <agliodbs> it's locking me out.  suggesitons?
[22:00] <azaghal> Hi. I'm trying to find a nice booklet to printout on an A4 paper to give away some copies of Ubuntu i386/amd64 to some people at my French classes. I've seen one on the wike (?) site, but it uses some unusual format (I'd need A3 for it). Any suggestions? (please direct me to more proper channel if you know where to ask this :)
[22:00] <e-DIO-t> mad = ? blinking wildly or just something slower?
[22:01] <server_side> could any one help me with user accounts in terminal
[22:01] <mark_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1273660
[22:01] <mark_> Blinking wildly
[22:01] <mark_> Up and down
[22:01] <e-DIO-t> sorry :P i meant sudo netstat -p
[22:01] <Halitech> agliodbs, cups should be on port 631
[22:01] <e-DIO-t> nor just netstat
[22:02] <jjwdesign> Noob question. Love Ubuntu, but sometimes programs just close down for some reason. Is there an error log somewhere that might give a clue as to what's happening?
[22:02] <agliodbs> Halitech: yeah, that's where I am.  403 forbidden
[22:03] <agliodbs> jjwdesign: dmesg?
[22:03] <e-DIO-t> [NA: sudo to run as root, netstat -p to see programs "attached" to those streams]
[22:03] <jjwdesign> No messages on the screen.
[22:03] <travis_> can anyone walk me thru how to get my wireless working?
[22:03] <jjwdesign> Program just closes out... without response.
[22:04] <Halitech> agliodbs, ok, cause in your previous message stated port 403
[22:04] <jjwdesign> Maybe it's a memory issue.?
[22:04] <xikteny> jjwdesign: maybe ~/.xsession-errors
[22:04] <myron> travis: what have you tried?
[22:04] <agliodbs> Halitech: ooops, sorry
[22:04] <agliodbs> Halitech: the mesage is 403
[22:04] <agliodbs> the port is 631
[22:04] <travis_> myron: not too much, just installed on new toshiba and it isnt working
[22:04] <myron> travis: what version?
[22:04] <sharperguy> Ok pidgin just wont work at all. I open it and it freezes instantly
[22:05] <travis_> myron:9.04
[22:05] <sharperguy> ^ Was working fine earlier (before update  actually)
[22:05] <Halitech> agliodbs, are you using http://localhost:631/ ?
[22:05] <agliodbs> Halitech: I'm connecting from my desktop, so it's https://192.168.1.3:631//
[22:05] <sharperguy> ^ In fact (sorry about multiple messages) it's working except the buddy window wont respond. It still logs in and lets me see who's connected, I just can't do anything
[22:05] <myron> travis: is the network icon on your panel?
[22:06] <nmvictor> how does one install a .jar file?
[22:06] <judson_> help
[22:06] <travis_> myron:yeah but not the wireless, just the hard line
[22:06] <agliodbs> Halitech: server is headless
[22:06] <Halitech> agliodbs, maybe try it without the https and just use http
[22:06] <myron> travis: its the same for both, it changes based on what you're connected to
[22:07] <sharperguy> nmvictor, A .jar file is a java bytecode file. You can't install it as such but you can run it if you have java virtual machine installed
[22:07] <agliodbs> Halitech: if there's some what to configure printers remotely other than the cups browser, btw, please let me know
[22:07] <judson_> how  do i configure a sound card
[22:07] <agliodbs> Halitech: did
[22:07] <salmiak> !jar
[22:07] <agliodbs> Halitech: same result
[22:07] <myron> travis: when you click the icon, what shows up?
[22:07] <travis_> myron: nope, when I plugged in the cat5 it fired up, no wireless option
[22:07] <trism> actually, a jar is just a zip files with a manifest
[22:07] <agliodbs> Halitech: let me post my cups.d.conf
[22:07] <judson_> :(
[22:07] <travis_> myron:auto eth0 is all
[22:07] <e-DIO-t> isn't jar just a zipped bunch of .class?
[22:07] <trism> yep
[22:07] <Halitech> agliodbs, on a headless server using the browser is the only way I know of
[22:08] <sharperguy> trism, e-DIO-t  Oh yeah my bad. Same advice applies
[22:08] <nmvictor> sharperguy: i have jvm installed, the .jar file is actally jedit.what do i do with it?
[22:08] <myron> travis: do you see manual configuration?
[22:08] <agliodbs> hmmm.  Ubuntu server is vastly improved, but still has a long way to go
[22:08] <agliodbs> too many admin tools don't work remotely
[22:08] <jean_> is there a channel for ubuntustudio?
[22:08] <Aalinux> What's the command to create .zip file from filename.iso ?
[22:08] <pgrosso0433> every time I enable my phone to transfer music I get this Error Unable to mount 1.0 GB Media DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.NotFound: The given volume was not found in a dialog box
[22:08] <travis_> myron: when I right click it shows enable networking, not wireless
[22:09] <habermann24> Hi. Is there a way to upgrade 9.04 to 9.10 already?? even if its not stable yet?
[22:09] <e-DIO-t> oh...just another issue: what about gnome-rdp ? i've got some keyb/mouse problems working with windows nested VMs.
[22:09] <Halitech> agliodbs, ok, post away
[22:09] <habermann24> sudo do-release-upgrade can't find a new release
[22:09] <agliodbs> Halitech: http://www.privatepaste.com/7a01xgrWjT
[22:09] <sharperguy> nmvictor, I'm not sure if there is a graphical way to do this but the command "java -jar file.jar" should work
[22:09] <myron> travis: when you left click the network icon, do you see "manual configuration"?
[22:10] <Flannel> habermann24: You need to tell it to look for development releases.  You should ask in #ubuntu+1 for details
[22:10] <travis_> myron: no, i've used ubuntu for awhile, usually after i install wireless just works, not so this time
[22:10] <sharperguy> nmvictor, If you want a quicker way to run it, you can put the file somewhere useful and then create a desktop launcher and put as the command "java -jar /path/to/file.jar"
[22:11] <jean_> I am trying to get an M-audio pre usb working. lsusb sees it but I cannot choose it from sound properties
[22:11] <habermann24> Flannel: thanks
[22:11] <e-DIO-t> travis: quite stupid question -> ifconfig wlan0 works? :P
[22:11] <Halitech> agliodbs, maybe try changing listen to *:631 and see what happens
[22:11] <agliodbs> Halitech: yeah, tried that already
[22:12] <nmvictor> sharperguy: thanks alot,its working
[22:12] <travis_> e-dio-t:wlan0: error fetching interface information: Device not found
[22:12] <Halitech> agliodbs, did you restart cups after making the change?
[22:12] <agliodbs> yep
[22:12] <e-DIO-t> mmmh
[22:12] <sharperguy> nmvictor, No probs
[22:12] <agliodbs> even cold-started it
[22:12] <Halitech> agliodbs, do you have apache installed? if yes can you access it?
[22:12] <trism> Aalinux: well, you can mount the iso (sudo mount -o loop filename_here.iso /mnt) copy over the files to a directory and then zip that up
[22:12] <sharperguy> Anyone else having pidgin not work since todays update? It opens and connects fine, but the buddy window doesn't respond
[22:13] <travis_> e-dio-t: myron: when I search for device it comes up with rtl8101e/8102e
[22:13] <agliodbs> yes and yes
[22:13] <Aalinux> trism: I copied fil.iso in a folder.What's the command to zip with zip command?
[22:13] <myron> travis: is there by chance a on/off button for wireless on your laptop, if so is it on?
[22:13] <peeps123> nope....but have serious problems with internet connections
[22:13] <Aalinux> trism: With zip command.
[22:13] <handerre> Hi. I recently installed Ubuntu. The prob is that there aint any sound. I've searched a great deal how to fix it. But none of the suggestions seems to work! Anyone? pm
[22:13] <travis_> myron, light is on, no switch
[22:14] <trism> Aalinux: man zip is always helpful, should be zip zip_file_name.zip directory_name_here
[22:14] <stefg> !sound | handerre
[22:14] <vanessa22> hei
[22:14] <vanessa22> german chat..?
[22:14] <sharperguy> !de
[22:15] <myron> travis: let me look something up...
[22:15] <vanessa22> #kubuntu-de
[22:15] <handerre> stefg thanks :)
[22:15] <vanessa22> hallo
[22:15] <Halitech> agliodbs, not sure it will help but here's mine http://pastebin.com/m334644bc
[22:15] <e-DIO-t> travis: intel should have the solution :P
[22:15] <stsm> i install postfix and main.cf is just not there....
[22:15] <agliodbs> Halitech: can you access yours from remote machines?
[22:15] <ninel> vanessa22 use /join #kubuntu-de
[22:15] <Fohn> I've just gotten a new monitor and I am trying to adjust my resolution. I've made it the proper resolution in xorg.conf, however when I use the ATI display manager and change it to that resolution, the change is not permanent through logout. How can I make this a permanent change?
[22:15] <vanessa22> heii
[22:16] <vanessa22> german?
[22:16] <Halitech> agliodbs, yes
[22:16] <ninel> i'm not german
[22:16] <xwin> Why 'Start-Up Manager' dialog display resolution not showing 1280x800?  My laptop got WXGA screen.  Do I need to change resolution via Start-Up Manager?
[22:16] <i__> habermann24 --- update-manager -d
[22:17] <habermann24> i__: yep, thanks :)
[22:17] <Halitech> agliodbs, only thing I really see different is on the listen part, mine simply says port 631
[22:17] <stsm> so does anyone know why postfix just misses thqt file? its supposed to be there
[22:17] <agliodbs> Halitech: yeah, just tried changing that
[22:17] <agliodbs> no good
[22:17] <stsm> or did ubuntu just move crap around randomly to add some confusion?
[22:17] <sharperguy> Ok I've tried running pidgin in the terminal and I get an error message about a plugin i use for identi.ca. Is it possible to disable plugins without using the buddy window
[22:17] <stsm> because that happened before
[22:17] <stefg> handerre: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && aplay -l | pastebinit . post the link you get in here
[22:17] <Halitech> agliodbs, I don't know, makes no sense at all
[22:18] <agliodbs> yeah
[22:18] <agliodbs> in the meantime, I have a print server which can't print
[22:18] <agliodbs> :-(
[22:18] <Halitech> agliodbs, you did restart cups afterwards?
[22:18] <agliodbs> yes
[22:18] <Fohn> I've just gotten a new monitor and I am trying to adjust my resolution. I've made it the proper resolution in xorg.conf, however when I use the ATI display manager and change it to that resolution, the change is not permanent through logout. How can I make this a permanent change?
[22:18] <e-DIO-t> damn travis: i can only find drivers for vista :°°°
[22:18] <Aalinux> trism: No it's zip -r f.zip f/
[22:19] <stefg> !fixres | Fohn
[22:19] <BjarkeDK> hi :)   I have a T60 1952-CTO but i can only run 1024x768... im looking for 1200x1024
[22:19] <stefg> !fixres | BjarkeDK
[22:19] <Halitech> agliodbs, have you done anything with iptables or a firewall?
[22:20] <agliodbs> no, and I tried turning cups off to see if it was a network issue
[22:20] <agliodbs> when I turn cups off I get a "could not connect"
[22:20] <agliodbs> so it's connecting to cups, and cups is denying permission
[22:20] <nmvictor> i have installed jedit the .jar file which placed the binary in /usr/local/bin/ and the programs in /usr/local/share/jedit/4.3pre17/. when i type /usr/local/bin/jedit, the program is not launched
[22:20] <ptsniper> teste
[22:20] <stefg> failed
[22:21] <handerre> stefg: got this http://pastebin.com/f56d1070f
[22:21] <xwin> Oh well, looks like I don't actually need this "Start-Up Manager" since I already fixed the /boot/grub/menu.lst last nite using vi editor I couldn't figure what was wrong with 'sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.list' so I used vi.
[22:21] <ptsniper> secess
[22:21] <trism> Aalinux: my mistake
[22:21] <NoReflex> hey guys! Did anyone succeed in displaying temperatures in conky? I'm using Jaunty on a Dell Inspiron 1520
[22:22] <webbb82> can anyone tell me why if i did sudo apt-get autoclean and it took off al of my themes
[22:22] <stefg> handerre: actually looks good. have you checked that your sound isn't simply muted ?
[22:22] <stsm> ok just as i thought
[22:22] <stsm> no postfix i guess
[22:22] <stsm> too bad
[22:22] <Halitech> agliodbs, line 36 in the pastebin, Encryption required, try removing that
[22:22] <iceroot> webbb82: there is no autoclean
[22:22] <agliodbs> Halitech: yeah, tried that already :-(
[22:22] <e-DIO-t> webbb82: perhaps because not all the themes where in use?[just an ipotesys]
[22:23] <handerre> stefg: believe me, I am most sure of it. Although, I can check again.
[22:23] <agliodbs> fwiw, I can access cups via lynx over the terminal on localhost
[22:23] <iceroot> wbah sorry i was wrong
[22:23] <agliodbs> so it is running
[22:23] <iceroot> webbb82: ah sorry i was wrong
[22:23] <Halitech> agliodbs, ok, I'm out of ideas other then backing up your conf file and trying mine
[22:23] <agliodbs> unfortunately, doing it with lynx authentication fails
[22:23] <webbb82> e-DIO-t, ipotest?
[22:23] <stefg> handerre: run alsamixer in terminal
[22:23] <agliodbs> Halitech: our confs are now identical
[22:24] <Halitech> agliodbs, and still no go?
[22:24] <handerre> stefg: its at 100%.
[22:24] <e-DIO-t> webbb82:  hypothesis :P
[22:24] <Halitech> agliodbs, sorry, got to run
[22:24] <e-DIO-t> [i dunno, i'm a cli-addicted :P ]
[22:25] <stefg> handerre: sometimes the controls get confuses ... front-speakers, pcm
[22:25] <nmvictor> when i start jedit from the terminal, i get an error   Invalid initial heap size: -XmsM    Could not create the Java Virtual Machine
[22:26] <nosun> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeiBkoIhcFg <<< most useful video on youtube;)
[22:26] <agliodbs> thanks for help, halitech
[22:26] <trism> sharperguy: it seems the plugin prefs are stored in ~/.purple/prefs.xml, if you do something like mv ~/.purple/prefs.xml ~/.purple/prefs.xml_backup you should be able to start a clean pidgin
[22:27] <handerre> stefg: come again? I am pretty sure it's at max.
[22:27] <trism> sharperguy: I unfortunately haven't yet found a simple way to just disable certain plugins from the command line, without manually editing that file
[22:28] <sharperguy> trism, Well I'll move it first and see if it helps. If it does I'll look at the syntax and try to modify it manually
[22:28] <stefg> handerre: how many sets of controls do you have? just one, or are there separate controls for front-peakers, pcm volume and so on ?
[22:29] <pgrosso0433> anybody wana take a crack @ my Question?
[22:29] <handerre> stefg: earlier today I had several. It seems like its just one atm ;p
[22:29] <trism> sharperguy: yeah it is under the pidgin/plugins/loaded, although since it's XML that isn't exactly clear
[22:29] <sharperguy> !ask
[22:30] <sharperguy> trism, Yeah that seems to have sorted it. I haven't look at the file yet but if it's XML it can't be _that_ bad
[22:30] <janhouse> is there channel where you talk about karmic?
[22:30] <sebsebseb> janhouse: yes #ubuntu+1
[22:30] <pgrosso0433> every time I enable my phone to transfer music I get this Error Unable to mount 1.0 GB Media DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.NotFound: The given volume was not found in a dialog box
[22:30] <janhouse> thx
[22:30] <sebsebseb> janhouse: np
[22:31] <fernan> Can I recover and install the packages that where installed in another disk using the latest dpkg.status file? (Like I had the result of  dpkg --get-selections)
[22:32] <tisepti> i produced some .deb files by apt-get source;  applying some changes and then making it; the names however is a bit off - it should be package-7:4.3.5..suff...deb; what i got was package-4.3.5..stuff...deb; which basicly has the effect of making the 'bad' one 'newer'; can i simply rename my file to what it is 'supposed' to be and have everything work?
[22:32] <Crash1hd> why do i get cp: omitting directory '04/.svn/' when I run cp 04/.svn/ 01/ ???
[22:32] <stefg> handerre: lspci | grep Audio ?
[22:32] <sharperguy> Actually I just realised I can uninstall the plugin via apt
[22:32] <trism> sharperguy: yeah, not that bad, just verbose
[22:32] <alessio> whats a really light gui (windowmaker, xfce) and how to install it when you already have gnome/ubuntu
[22:33] <Flannel> tisepti: You'll have better luck in #ubuntu-motu
[22:33] <handerre> stefg: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02)
[22:33] <stefg> alessio: LXDE
[22:33] <trism> alessio: I'm using icewm
[22:33] <stefg> !intelhda | handerre
[22:33] <peeps123> absolute newbie here, that needs some help with internet connection
[22:33] <alessio> i dont want anything way too light, but not as heavy as gnome/kde...how do you install those  trism Stefg?
[22:34] <erUSUL> alessio: try first with xfce... install xubuntu-desktop package
[22:34] <trism> alessio: sudo apt-get install icewm
[22:34] <cellofellow> alessio: LXDE is a full desktop that uses the OpenBox window manager and PCManFM file manager. Give it a shot.
[22:34] <stefg> alessio: i'd use xfce with openbox as window manager
[22:34] <handerre> stefg: Im on it :)
[22:34] <Crash1hd> never mind I am having an id10t error
[22:36] <fccf> Crash1hd: could that be called i4t?
[22:36] <Nearsight_> I have a question regarding dns issues on 8.04-Server ...  I'm tryng to create the cname destination ghs.google.com for one of my subdomains ... can someone point me to a howto or something like that?
[22:36] <Crash1hd> fccf: lol
[22:37] <nmvictor> is their a terminal torrent application for linux?
[22:37] <Flare183> nmvictor: Yes, rtorrent
[22:37] <fccf> nmvictor: rtorrent
[22:37] <stefg> !info rtorrent | nmvictor
[22:37] <Nearsight_> nmvictor: isn't deluge capable of terminal mode?
[22:38] <nmvictor> fccf: Flare183 thanks
[22:38] <jerkman> hey, im having trouble getting amarok to sync artwork to my ipod ... anyone had this issue?
[22:39] <boscop> hey. after restarting ubuntu my panels are gone. when I start the in the terminal with xfce4-panel, they are closed when I close the terminal. I also tried with & at the end, but it also doesn't work. what should I do?
[22:39] <Nearsight_> was redirected here from #httpd is that the right channel anywaay?
[22:39] <nmvictor> Nearsight_: dunno @#%^&@#@
[22:39] <stefg> boscop: nohup xfce4-panel &
[22:40] <boscop> stefg: thanks
[22:40] <jerkman> amarok anyone? ive submitted a bug but it could be something obvious
[22:40] <Flare183> boscop: run it like this xfce4-panel &&
[22:41] <Flare183> !kde | jerkman
[22:41] <Flare183> oops
[22:41] <boscop> Flare183: then it waits for another boolean expression
[22:41] <Flare183> jerkman: #kubuntu is the channel that might help you better.
[22:42] <swathanthran> ,version
[22:42] <swathanthran> !version
[22:42] <boscop> and @ stefg: it still closes the panels when I close the terminal
[22:42] <swathanthran> cool!:)
[22:43] <Nearsight_> no one's got an idea?
[22:43] <boscop> stefg: I need to start it independently from the shell
[22:43] <Nearsight_> can't you just set up a starter on the desktop?
[22:44] <stefg> boscop: that's waht nohup is for ...
[22:44] <jgoerl> Hi I am new to Ubuntu and was wondering if someone could lead me to documentation that would allow me to install Ubuntu on an external harddrive or flash drive?
[22:44] <boscop> stefg: but it doesn't live longer than the terminal
[22:45] <stefg> boscop: alt-f2 dialog?
[22:45] <zebastian> where do i control what icons appear on the tray when
[22:45] <boscop> stefg: that worked, thanks
[22:45] <Flannel> jgoerl: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation has some tutorials.  Also, any recent Ubuntu version has an option to install to make a bootable flash drive from an arbitary iso (under system menu somewhere)
[22:46] <stefg> boscop: actually the interesting question is: why does the xfce session manager not consider the panels any more ?
[22:46] <zebastian> specifically, on the panel there's a tray where things can be docked even if they are closed i.e. skype and such
[22:46] <Nearsight_> jgoerl: du you want to install ubuntu on a external drive or make an external drive bootable with an bootable install image?
[22:46] <boscop> stefg: yes, that would be my next question...
[22:46] <_angelo_> hello, I'm using jaunty, after last update I can login but desktop shows only a blue screen with a pointer...I searched on launchpad and googled for find informations, did not help...anyone can help me?
[22:46] <stefg> boscop: that, in fact, is a question for #xubuntu
[22:47] <boscop> I'm also wondering why it always opens the calendar at startup (orage)
[22:47] <jgoerl> Great, yeah I am trying to run Ubuntu on a seperate HD so that I don't need to dual boot or dedicate a machine to it
[22:47] <ActionParsnip> _angelo_: does alt+f2 work?
[22:47] <stefg> boscop: your xfce session file seems f***ed up...  but please don't ask me how to fix it
[22:48] <NoReflex> Hey guys can I use karmic's deb source packages in Jaunty to update a package to the newest version?
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> boscop: tell ubuntu to not remember your currently running apps
[22:48] <_angelo_> ActionParsnip, I dont know..why?
[22:48] <Nearsight_> jgoerl: the just select this drive during installation process
[22:48] <boscop> stefg: I just installed it freshly :/
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> _angelo_: if it does you  can run a terminal and start fixing
[22:48] <Flannel> NoReflex: Which package were you hoping to install?
[22:49] <_angelo_> ActionParsnip, where can I find the fixing-procedure?
[22:49] <NoReflex> pgadmin3 v1.10.0
[22:49] <ReX0r> I've been having some serious problems with my amarok (I'm in gnome though) and exaile music players, in that they stop playing music after a while (just stop, when I click play, they start again)
[22:49] <jgoerl> thanks!
[22:49] <ReX0r> is this because lyrics aren't allowed to be displayed within programs anymore or something?
[22:50] <cellofellow> ReX0r: could be that PulseAudio is crashing and then by the time you push play again it has restarted.
[22:50] <ReX0r> oh
[22:50] <adam> can anyone help me install agp nvidia 6600 gt drivers?
[22:50] <Flannel> !prevu | NoReflex
[22:50] <ReX0r> good thing it autorestarts then
[22:50] <zebastian> where do i set what shows up on the tray¿?
[22:50] <Guest15374> or is that card incompatable
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> !panel | _angelo_
[22:51] <ReX0r> I didn't have this problem before and I believe I've always been using pulseaudio
[22:51] <twaggs> #andromnia
[22:51] <c_korn> hello I have a question about scp. I normally log on a ssh server and there execute "sudo su - build" to log in as user build. how can I upload to this user's home directory using scp ? (alternate solutions are welcome :)
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> Guest15374: what is the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[22:51] <cellofellow> ReX0r: hm, well, doesn't mean it hasn't gotten unstable though.
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> Guest15374: nvidia are VERY compatible
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> !fixpanel | _angelo_
[22:51] <ReX0r> do I downgrade then?
[22:51] <lstarnes> c_korn: scp /path/to/file build@hostname:/path/to/file
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> !panelfix
[22:51] <nota9> c_krorn scp user@host
[22:51] <ReX0r> I just do the automatic updates from synaptec
[22:51] <_angelo_> lol
[22:52] <VCoolio> zebastian: ? what is on the system tray is up to the applications
[22:52] <ActionParsnip> _angelo_: i can never get this
[22:52] <ReX0r> synaptic*
[22:52] <VCoolio> zebastian: what do you want to add / remove?
[22:52] <cellofellow> ReX0r: I'd diagnose a bit first. Watch the logs and see if it is indeed crashing.
[22:52] <zebastian> Vcoolio, i just would like to choose what does and dosn't go into the system tray for example opera appearing on the system tray seems exagerrated to me
[22:52] <trism> !panels | _angelo_
[22:53] <ReX0r> The program (especially exaile) often doesn't even start when told to
[22:53] <c_korn> lstarnes: this gives me "Permission denied, please try again." when entering the password for build.
[22:53] <_angelo_> trism, I dont see panel, icons, no items on my desktop!
[22:53] <VCoolio> zebastian: I can see that; search the opera preferences for that; I don't know; there is no ubuntu setting for that kind of things, the apps use or don't use the systray
[22:53] <cellofellow> ReX0r: start it in a panel to see if why it crashes when you start it. You can edit the Exaile launcher to have it always run in a terminal if you like.
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> Guest15374: sorry what is the output of: lsb_release -c
[22:53] <lstarnes> c_korn: that user might not be allowed to use ssh
[22:54] <mgv1> for some reason i can send messages with thunderbird with imap and gawab
[22:54] <Guest15374> ActionParsnip, 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV43 [GeForce 6600 GT] (rev a2
[22:54]  * cellofellow is personally having serious issues with his soundcard so doesn't really care about pulseaudio at the moment.
[22:54] <trism> _angelo_: press alt+f2 to bring up the run command and type in the command the bot told you to
[22:55] <ReX0r> what's the %f parameter for exaile?
[22:55] <_angelo_> oh...and I'm using xfce4!
[22:55] <Guest15374> ActionParsnip, Codename:	jaunty
[22:55] <ActionParsnip> Guest15374: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[22:55] <Strife89> I've seen it in screenshots before: What's a decent GNOME equivalent to the Windows Sidebar?
[22:55] <trism> _angelo_: oh, then I don't know, that was for gnome
[22:55] <c_korn> lstarnes: hm, but I am allowed to log in as this user. can this be of use ?
[22:56] <erUSUL> Strife89: maybe screenlets ?
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> Strife89: you can add another gnome bar and add what you like
[22:56] <Guest15374> ActionParsnip, nvidia-glx-180 is already the newest version.
[22:56] <Guest15374> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[22:56] <lstarnes> c_korn: you could try copying the files as your normal user via scp, then copy them manually from your remote home while logged in as build
[22:56] <yannick__> il y a quelq un qui parler francais ?
[22:56] <ReX0r> I'll surf tomorrow in the hopes of discovering what logs to check and how to fix it. Thx for the help so far. Having it run in terminal should help me get things right (stop using it like it's windows, mind you I've been using it for a while and pulseaudio must have broken 'itsself')
[22:56] <nanotube> !fr | yannick__
[22:56] <ReX0r> goodnight
[22:56] <VCoolio> ReX0r: I don't know exaile, but could it be that it opens a file? %f for file, %F for files, %u for url etc
[22:56] <yannick__> tu peux m aider nanotube
[22:57] <ActionParsnip> Strife89: you can also use superkeramba
[22:57] <nanotube> yannick__: maybe - ask your question :)
[22:57] <yannick__> tu peux m aider nanotube stp
[22:57] <c_korn> lstarnes: yes, I am doing this at the moment. thought the files could be copied automatically. but thank you anyway.
[22:57] <ReX0r> the launcher just says exaile %f, Amarok says Amarok %U btw
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> Guest15374: then run: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf    and set Driver "nvidia"   in the section defining the Configured Video Device, notice the capital D for Driver
[22:58] <Strife89> erUSUL, ActionParsnip: I'll try those out, thanks. :)
[22:58] <andruk> is there a way to get ubuntu to automount my external hd in the same directory every time its plugged in?
[22:58] <VCoolio> ReX0r: yes, those are additions the enable you to drag and drop files / urls / paths onto the launchers
[22:58] <cellofellow> andruk: there is, it's called udev rules
[22:59] <cellofellow> andruk: which I forget the details on, but something you can google now. :)
[22:59] <ReX0r> oh, that's handy, and good to know.
[22:59] <ReX0r> (that that's the reason why I can do that)
[22:59] <erUSUL> andruk: label de filesystem within. then ubuntu will mount it to /media/label (worked for me with fat32 fs)
[22:59] <Seaker> is there a newbie channel ( I just installed the ubuntu 3 days ago first time ever ) and it seems to work great and want to learn more (( sorry seems I am from the windows generation )) is there a chat friendly place for ubuntu that hanging out in is ok ?
[22:59] <yannick__> nanotube, tu as reçu ma demande en mp?
[22:59] <VCoolio> ReX0r: http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/desktop-entry-spec-0.9.4.html#exec-variables
[23:00] <andruk> cellofellow, erUSUL: thanks
[23:00] <Strife89> Seaker: Maybe #ubuntu-forums ?
[23:00] <erUSUL> Seaker: this one for help #ubuntu-offtopic for gneral chatter
[23:00] <nanotube> yannick__: yea
[23:00] <vock> I had a question: I went to the ubuntuone website, and installed the PPA from the link, and the repository shows up on software source, but Ubuntuone doesn't show up in Synaptic Package Manager, any ideas?
[23:00] <ReX0r> ic, ty
[23:00] <Seaker> nice then I have seen in some of the youtube vids there is a curved barr that seems to launch programs what is that called ?
[23:00] <Guest15374> ActionParsnip, will do now
[23:01] <Guest15374> ActionParsnip, where can i learn linux the way you do?
[23:01] <cellofellow> Seaker: Avant-Window-Navigator
[23:01] <NoReflex> Flannel, prevu seems like much overhead ("at least a few hundred megabytes") to install a program that is a few MB large. I was trying to find out which configure options can I use for the source package from the developer site so that it would install like the version from the repo (make menu entries, use ubuntu's default folders etc.)
[23:01] <ActionParsnip> Guest15374: experience and websearches
[23:01] <Seaker> looking thank you Cellofellow
[23:01] <VCoolio> vock: did you update? or press reload in synaptic?
[23:01] <erUSUL> Seaker: there are a few bars. awn; cairo-dock kiba-dock; gnome-do dockified ...
[23:02] <cellofellow> Seaker: I prefer GNOME-Do's Docky but it doesn't curve. It does have parabolic zoom though.
[23:02] <vock> VCoolio: reloaded and rebooted just to make sure :(
[23:03] <VCoolio> vock: ah ok the reboot wasn't necessary; don't know then.
[23:03] <EvilPsych> halp!
[23:04] <EvilPsych> anyone got any ideas why ubuntu would lock up at the login screen on the first boot after installation?
[23:04] <boscop> free beer!
[23:04] <][FABIAN][> OLAAA
[23:04] <ActionParsnip> !beer | boscop
[23:04] <][FABIAN][> ALGUEN AKI
[23:05] <boscop> buenos tardes
[23:05] <andruk> erUSUL: thanks, that seems to have worked.  there should be a better gui way to do that than labeling the partition with gparted.
[23:05] <cellofellow> EvilPsych: something screwy with X.org.
[23:05] <joaopinto> !br ! ][FABIAN][
[23:05] <joaopinto> !br | ][FABIAN][
[23:05] <cellofellow> EvilPsych: can you hit Ctrl+Alt+F6 to get to a console?
[23:06] <erUSUL> andruk: well gparted is a gui program :P
[23:06] <][FABIAN][> Q SON PENCA
[23:06] <handerre> stefg: still no luck. any other ideas? for further information. When I get real close to the pc speakers, I can barely hear something. If that makes a difference...
[23:06] <ActionParsnip> !label | andruk
[23:07] <SnakDoc> it bad to run a ssh key with no passphrase
[23:07] <cellofellow> andruk: in short, setup mtools and use mlabel. :)
[23:07] <NoReflex> Flannel, you still here?
[23:07] <andruk> ActionParsnip: yes, thanks, i know
[23:08] <EricTheHax> is there a way to make ubuntu show the current framerate? (not hz of monitor but how many frames its processing per second at the time)
[23:09] <erUSUL> EricTheHax: i think compiz has fps counter
[23:09] <lepine1> Is there a was one can add keyboard shortcuts that aren't already there?
[23:09] <rgs__> guys can the .cache directory be (safely) removed?
[23:09] <EricTheHax> hmmmm.... better look closer then......
[23:09] <andruk> erUSUL: yeah, but users shouldnt have to install and use a program that can seriously mess up every one of their hard drives just to get external media to mount to the same folder.  it needs to be easier.  hopefully gnome-format can do it easily.  :-)
[23:09] <lepine1> I'm really missing Windows' ALT-SHIFT to toggle between my keyboard mappings
[23:09] <andruk> ActionParsnip: thanks for the link though, it will come in handy in the future. :-)
[23:09] <dvinchi____> cheken all http://youimage.ok.pe/?v=3.jpg niña guarra de la Uni
[23:10] <erUSUL> andruk: in DeviceKit we (will) trust
[23:10] <mybad> Sorry for bothring you with this question, i'm trying to install cgit on jaunty without success, googled and read many resulting page without any idea how to set it correctely
[23:10] <andruk> erUSUL: hear hear!
[23:10] <erUSUL> !ops | dvinchi____ porn link
[23:11] <mybad> in fact cgit source code depend on libgit.a, so when building cgit it build a static library of git with different version number then the one provided by jaunty
[23:11] <EricTheHax> yep its there
[23:11] <EricTheHax> thx
[23:12] <duffydack> lol
[23:12] <duffydack> wtf
[23:12] <mybad> I expect that something is goind wrong, cgit uses git 1.5 API while my system uses git 1.6 the result is that cgit cant grab any repository information :"
[23:12] <EricTheHax> is there a statistic on how many fps the average machine gets running ubuntu?
[23:12] <mybad> Is there any cgit package under ubuntu ?
[23:13] <erUSUL> EricTheHax: in a 3d game ? i dunno if in a 2d desktop fps has much meaning
[23:13] <erUSUL> !search cgit
[23:13] <erUSUL> :|
[23:14] <SnakDoc> it bad to run a ssh key with no passphrase
[23:14] <EricTheHax> well is it normal to get about 140 fps idle and 70 fps with windows wobbling at 1680x1050
[23:14] <demon_> heyaa please i need some help with my GD sound card!
[23:14] <NoReflex> prevu seems like much overhead ("at least a few hundred megabytes") to install a program that is a few MB large. I was trying to find out which configure options can I use for the source package from the developer site so that it would install like the version from the repo (make menu entries, use ubuntu's default folders etc.) Anyone has any suggestions?
[23:14] <demon_> it's driving me kinda crazy .... it used to work .. now it's not working
[23:15] <zebastian> where can i increase the number of desktops?
[23:15] <DeathMetalDean> how do I remove an application?
[23:15] <EricTheHax> add/remove or synaptic
[23:15] <demon_> DeathMetalDean sudo apt-get remove and app name
[23:15] <EricTheHax> or do that
[23:15] <EricTheHax> lo
[23:15] <EricTheHax> l
[23:15] <ldlework> How do I make Deviled Eggs?
[23:15] <EricTheHax> mmmmmmmmm
[23:16] <EricTheHax> wrong channel *drool*
[23:16] <Seaker> ok I have the "GNOME-Do's Docky" and it pops nicely but it seems to have vanished all together how do I find it and relaunch it ?? ( I used reset )
[23:16] <nanotube> IdleOne: google it ;)
[23:16] <Crash1hd> If I wanted to delete a file that ended in 04.sql with a bash script in a folder?
[23:16] <demon_> now with that sound card :( I have the card's name, just can't install anything because the linux-image-2.6.30.5_2.6.30.5-10.00.Custom_i386.deb is broken and the E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) my head is dizzy from all that google...
[23:16] <ldlework> Crash1hd, is that a complete sentence?
[23:16] <cellofellow> Seaker: it autohides I think. Try Windows+Space and type Preferences.
[23:16] <nanotube> Crash1hd: "rm *04.sql"
[23:16] <IdleOne> nanotube: I know how, thank you. ldlework is the one with help on cooking :)
[23:16] <cellofellow> Seaker: if it has crashed, Alt+F2 "gnome-do"
[23:16] <Crash1hd> ldlework: nah but I gave credit to the ? lol
[23:17] <Crash1hd> nanotube: thanks :)
[23:17] <nanotube> IdleOne: oops, solly. thought that lower case L was a capital I :)
[23:17] <trakcyia> Could someone please tell me if this question makes sense. Output the number of lines in the standard input that contain the word a or A.
[23:17] <demon_> guys please can a wizz guide me ?
[23:17] <Seaker> the f2 worked
[23:18] <alokito> !ask | demon_
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> trakcyia: sure does
[23:18] <EricTheHax> i wish i had a gfx card and a 240hz monitor *drool*
[23:18] <nanotube> trakcyia: yes, it does make sense
[23:18] <demon_> alokito I have a problem with my sound card, when I first installed ubuntu it worked, then i tried to install nvidia video driver adn no sound, reinstalled ubuntu, no sound
[23:19] <Crash1hd> nanotube: that didnt work
[23:19] <alokito> !sound | demon_
[23:19] <trakcyia> ActionParsnip, what 'standard input' has lines that i can isolate?
[23:19] <nanotube> trakcyia: stdin is the stuff that gets input into the program, so just take the input, check line by line whether there's an 'a', increment your counter...
[23:19] <EricTheHax> is your sound card properly seated?
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> trakcyia: you can pipe in a text file (stdin) to a program and read each line, if it starts with the letter A
[23:19] <demon_> that's the problem
[23:19] <nanotube> Crash1hd: what did it do? and what exactly did /you/ do :) that command assumes you're running it from the same directory where the file lives...
[23:19] <Crash1hd> oh haha nevermind
[23:20] <demon_> I can't install ALSA .. i mean in synaptic it's installed but in konsole alsaconf doesn't do anything.. wrong command
[23:20] <Crash1hd> nanotube: yeah I did .19 and ment -19 lol
[23:20] <alokito> demon_: is your sound card built in or external?
[23:20] <demon_> built in im using hp pavillion dv9500
[23:20] <erUSUL> trakcyia: it makes sense yes
[23:20] <nanotube> Crash1hd: heh
[23:20] <EricTheHax> completely remove alsa in synaptic and reinstall it i had this problem before
[23:20] <DeathMetalDean> how do I download skype as .deb?
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> !skype | DeathMetalDean
[23:21] <trakcyia> Thanks, nanotube actionparsnip
[23:21] <erUSUL> !medibuntu | trakcyia
[23:21] <alokito> DeathMetalDean: check skype official site
[23:21] <demon_> lspci -v shows Audio device: nVidia Corporation MCP65 High Definition Audio (rev a1)
[23:21] <][FABIAN][> ALBEN ALGUAN WEA INTERZANTE
[23:21] <alokito> they have deb package
[23:21] <EricTheHax> DeathMetalDean: very very carefully
[23:21] <trakcyia> erusul was that for me?
[23:21] <swathanthran> wowow! ubottu helping users to install propreitary software
[23:21] <swathanthran> !!!!
[23:21] <erUSUL> trakcyia: yes.
[23:21] <swathanthran> i thought #ubuntu was about free software!
[23:21] <alokito> demon_: u have nvidia board?
[23:21] <ikonia> ][FABIAN][: please don't do that
[23:21] <swathanthran> not anymore?!
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> swathanthran: if it works who cares
[23:21] <demon_> alokito yes
[23:21] <trakcyia> erusu relevance?
[23:22] <ikonia> swathanthran: the channel is for ubuntu support, not all software is open
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> swathanthran: i also help users install flah and nvidia drivers
[23:22] <erUSUL> trakcyia: Could someone please tell me if this question makes sense. Output the number of lines in the standard  input that contain the word a or A.
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> *flash
[23:22] <nanotube> trakcyia: you can do it in one line if you use grep with the '-c' argument. ;)
[23:22] <alokito> demon_: so your sound card is built in in the mainboard?
[23:22] <erUSUL> trakcyia: and i answered that it makes sense; yes
[23:22] <nit> ok pple i have to use nmblookup in a script and i want the output ip in a variable .... how do i get it ...the grep or sed part... the standard op of nmblook will be like "querying comp on 192.168.1.255" and "192.168.1.4 comp<00>" in thenext line
[23:22] <demon_> yes
[23:22] <nanotube> erUSUL: but you also said "!medibuntu | trakcyia" which didn't make sense. :)
[23:22] <trakcyia> erusul, no i mean the medibuntu you directed towards me
[23:23] <crystufer> How do I change permissions of a folder and everything in it and everything in every folder down to the bottom?
[23:23] <swathanthran> ikonia: ActionParsnip Please don't reduce the value of ubuntu as just one another alternative to the other propreitary Operating system Ubuntu is one of the free software based  distributions that give freedom to users its more than the other operating systems
[23:23] <alokito> demon_: do you have any other os and if u have can u hear sound there?
[23:23] <ju> am i connected
[23:23] <erUSUL> nanotube: well that was surely a tab completion error XD trakcyia sorry
[23:23] <nit> yes ju
[23:23] <swathanthran> ikonia: ActionParsnip is it the official stand that the ubuntu don't care about freedom?
[23:23] <crystufer> !permissions
[23:23] <EricTheHax> i luv my ubuntu box that is becoming very mac-like
[23:23] <ikonia> swathanthran: it's a linux distribution - you can use open/non-open software on it
[23:23] <nanotube> erUSUL: i figured. :) i just made one myself not 3 minutes ago. :P
[23:23] <demon_> no ... I tried to install vbox but the stuff it's pretty hardcore to install software on linux and i think it;s because of a broken package..
[23:23] <trakcyia> erUSUL: oh, tab completion on irc, i always wondered how people did that so easily
[23:24] <EricTheHax> where do i find the icons for stuff like the top bar?
[23:24] <sebsebseb> !freedom |  swathanthran
[23:24] <trakcyia> nanotube: wow tab completion, so nice
[23:24]  * erUSUL raisesc his "do not feed the troll" sign
[23:24] <alokito> demon_: well vbox uses the host os's sound driver so it doesn't count
[23:24] <trakcyia> trakcyia: tab complete yourself
[23:24] <Boo_> hi everybody
[23:24] <swathanthran> and you people have negative concerns about what people should use?
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> swathanthran: if you have an nvidia gfx card and want 3d accelleration then the proprietary driver is needed
[23:24] <Guest68995> hi
[23:24] <LjL> !offtopic | swathanthran
[23:24] <alokito> demon_: boot from a live cd and see if you can hear sound, if you can't check your bios settings
[23:24] <nanotube> trakcyia: haha yea it's nice. ;) especially for those ppl who have weird [`|{ symbols in their names. ;)
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> swathanthran: why is using something non-open not free
[23:24] <][FABIAN][> ALGUNA MINTITA
[23:24] <erUSUL> !tab | trakcyia
[23:24] <demon_> I tried installing alsa but it's allready installed in synaptic
[23:25] <ikonia> swathanthran: I'm not interested in what people chose to use, I am interested in helping people use ubuntu to meet there needs
[23:25] <mgv1> can anyone help me with thundirbird? i want to know how to download a lot of photos at once?
[23:25] <Crash1hd> nanotube: say I want to change the name from allmysql-2009-09-22.01.sql to allmysql-2009-09-22.02.sql?
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> swathanthran: surely restricting use / functionality is less free
[23:25] <demon_> ok i'll try .. brb
[23:25] <EricTheHax> plz tell me where do i find the teeny tiny icons like the little ubuntu sign on the top bar
[23:25] <nanotube> Crash1hd: "mv allmysql-2009-09-22.01.sql allmysql-2009-09-22.02.sql"
[23:25] <alokito> demon_: in kubuntu right click the sound icon and click Show Mixer Window
[23:25] <erUSUL> !gnewsense > swathanthran
[23:25] <EricTheHax> i wants to change it
[23:25] <EricTheHax> is it part of the theme or...?
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> EricTheHax: do you mean a thin windows decorator theme
[23:26] <mgv1> what do you prefer - skype or the other program?
[23:26] <Crash1hd> nanotube: oh I gues I should add that the 2009-09-22 changes daily
[23:26] <Crash1hd> and I dont know which one is going to have the .04 on the end
[23:26] <alokito> mgv1: for what?
[23:26] <EricTheHax> no the little ubuntu symbol i wanna change it to something else its on the bar thats on the top by default
[23:26] <mgv1> can i talk on ekiga with windows user?
[23:26] <swathanthran> ikonia: its not about "you choosing what others should do" its about what your values are in recommending a software to the other. and isn't it like being bad to the free software community that you are joinng them, and being silent to those values that the free software hackers believe in?
[23:26] <nanotube> Crash1hd: ah heh, that becomes a different question :)
[23:27] <Crash1hd> nanotube: yep
[23:27] <nit> yes mgv1
[23:27] <alokito> mgv1: pidgin 2.6 has voice and video chat
[23:27] <Crash1hd> nanotube: as *. doesnt work lol :)
[23:27] <shadowdxs> hi
[23:27] <ikonia> swathanthran: ubuntu is not here to tell people what to do, it's a linux distro and this channel is to help people use it
[23:27] <hebert> .canalrecife.ner
[23:27] <erUSUL> swathanthran: go to #ubuntu-offtopic already
[23:27] <nanotube> Crash1hd: use the "rename" command for that - it supports regexps and all. (man rename)
[23:27] <hebert> .canalrecife.net
[23:27] <Crash1hd> nanotube: ok :)
[23:27] <trakcyia> alokito surely for only a select few protocols
[23:27] <shadowdxs> whats up everyone?
 your nick sound like aluminum - i'm looking to talk on the phone with someone from spain - or did your answered my other question?
[23:27] <Guest68995> hai
[23:27] <nanotube> Crash1hd: ;)
 there is windows version?
[23:28] <alokito> trakcyia: does it support yahoo and msn?
[23:28] <trakcyia> i come on irc to be productive an get homework help but i always end up chatting for an hour or so...
[23:28] <Crash1hd> nanotube: I was using folders and just mv 01 to 02 ect.. but its in an svn and well everytime I created a new 01 the .svn folder was not there and it wouldnt commit
[23:28] <nit> no...
[23:28] <nit> but u can connect
[23:28] <alokito> mgv1: lol, its bengali and the english meaning is "illuminated"
[23:28] <swathanthran> ikonia: but don't ubuntu have some standards?! based on what ubuntu people's value? its is that i am questioning about and i think this is on topic as it is a question about what ubuntu channel collectively care about
 how does pidgin can work with voice and video?
[23:28] <shadowdxs> there are a lot of users on this room
[23:28] <nanotube> Crash1hd: i c.
[23:28] <alokito> mgv1: well I haven't used pidgin 2.6 yet so can't tell
[23:29] <ikonia> squidly: it's not on topic, ubuntu has propritary packages so people can use them, this channel is to help people use ubuntu, not tell them to use free software only, please check the topic
[23:29] <crystufer> I need to make an entire folder and all of it's contents and all of the subcontents 777 all the way down. How?
[23:29] <shadowdxs> i dont use pidgin, i use emesene
[23:29] <shadowdxs> that works great
 :) bangali is from where? where are you from?
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> crystufer: i wouldnt
[23:29] <shadowdxs> for A/V
[23:29] <Crash1hd> nanotube: so I figure ok get rid of the folders lol :)
[23:29] <FeasibilityStudy> crystufer: chmid 777 -R /directory
[23:29] <erUSUL> swathanthran: the standar is clearly stated in numerous places. if you want a "pure" distro the fsf has a list of those. gnewsense is a ubuntu derivative that is in that list
[23:29] <FeasibilityStudy> chmod
[23:29] <crystufer> ActionParsnip, It's just my wow folder.
[23:29] <Guest15374> what is the init.d folder?
[23:29] <erUSUL> swathanthran: join #gnewsense
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> crystufer: the last 7 is literally everybody full access
[23:30] <swathanthran> erUSUL: thats offtopic here. i am talking about ubuntu on #ubuntu
[23:30] <DeathMetalDean> Can anyone help me get skype sound on my mic working?
[23:30] <erUSUL> !init | Guest15374
[23:30] <ctmjr> swathanthran: perhaps you should join #ubuntu-offtopic and discuss your concerns
[23:30] <alokito> mgv1: please join #ubuntu-offtopic or send private messege for offtopic discussion
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> crystufer: even me if I can connect to your system
[23:30]  * foster04 cold in here
[23:30] <trism> swathanthran: this i ubuntu support, it's not a place for general discussion
[23:31]  * erUSUL promised himself not to feed the troll but he fall in the trap anyway. too bad
[23:31] <nanotube> swathanthran: general ubuntu discussion is in #ubuntu-offtopic. this is for technical support
[23:31] <crystufer> ActionParsnip, So what, 770?
[23:31] <FeasibilityStudy> crystufer: chmod 700 /directory
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> crystufer: you should look at who needs access and give proper access tothe right group and right access
[23:31] <jrib> !permissions > crystufer
[23:31] <demon_> alokito
[23:31] <demon_> it works from backtrack live
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> crystufer: you can use: sudo chmod -R 770 /path/to/folder
[23:32] <crystufer> jrib, That's what I'm reading right now. Just really long winded.
[23:32] <jrib> crystufer: not really...
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> crystufer: i'd evaluste it properly though so you can stay secure
[23:32] <crystufer> ActionParsnip, Thank you. 770 is not dangerous then?
[23:32] <trakcyia> if i backup a hard drive, and then restore the backup to different drive of a different size, will the drive function properly?
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> crystufer: depends what group has ownership
[23:32] <FeasibilityStudy> crystufer: just use 700
[23:32] <trakcyia> thats not a homework quesiton im doing that very thing right now
[23:32] <erUSUL> crystufer: just use the file manager to change permissions if you find octal notation hard
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> crystufer: ls -la will tell you
[23:33] <crystufer> FeasibilityStudy, Okay.
[23:33] <hassen> hello world
[23:33] <demon_> alokito: going back to hard drive
[23:33] <erUSUL> trakcyia: depends on how you did the backup
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> crystufer: its, owner, group, everyone
[23:33] <alokito> demon_: could u hear sound from livecd?
[23:33] <crystufer> erUSUL, I was, but It's a big directory tree and I don't like going through it and changing all the permissions by hand.
[23:33] <swathanthran> I am done, here. I just couldn't resist it when ubottu said to install skype!!
[23:33] <trakcyia> erUSUL: I did it using clonezilla, with "clone hidden data between mbr and x" selected, and i selected to backup the entire drive
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> swathanthran: skype is fine and gives good functionality
[23:34] <swathanthran> wow:)
[23:34] <erUSUL> crystufer: there is a button (or radio button) in the gui to apply the permissions recursively to subdirs
[23:34] <sebsebseb> !info vrms
[23:34] <sebsebseb> swathanthran: there's a program for you :)  you run it in the terminal
[23:34] <nanotube> swathanthran: ah heh... what was the query to which it suggested skype?
[23:34] <SnakDoc> is it bad to run a ssh key with no passphrase
[23:34] <erUSUL> trakcyia: then you should consult clonezilla docs about the issue...
[23:35] <sebsebseb> swathanthran: it will tell you about non free stuff, in  your install
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> SnakDoc: i'd say so
[23:35] <trism> the query was !skype, so it's not like it was about general software
[23:35] <sebsebseb> swathanthran: vrms
[23:35] <erUSUL> SnakDoc: it is. the recent apache compromise was becouse of a ssh key without passphrase that someone lost
[23:35] <nanotube> sebsebseb: vrms - that's funky! i'm gonna give it a whirl right now. :)
[23:36] <SnakDoc> ActionParsnip ok i just didn't see someone being able to get files to login.
[23:36] <trakcyia> erUSUL: or just do it :)
[23:36] <sebsebseb> swathanthran  nanotube  of course if you have Wine  installed  with non free stuff, it won't mention that
[23:36] <sidh> greetings gentlemen
[23:36] <erUSUL> nanotube: virtual richard stallman.... why we need RMS if we have swathanthran here ?
[23:36] <swathanthran> sebsebseb: thats another ugly one. a bad-based program. no program essentially could count the non-free softwares in your system. One will have to manually check it. vrms just count the softwares that ubuntu admins put on "non-free" sections! am talking about why the shit they are having a non-free section:)
[23:36] <SnakDoc> erUSUL so long as keys aren't spread out i would be fine.. would just be on my machine and server
[23:36] <nanotube> trism: haha, well, then what did he expect ubottu to talk about when asked about !skype.  :)
[23:36] <ikonia> swathanthran: sebsebseb #ubuntu-offtopic awaits your interesting dicussion
[23:36] <sebsebseb> !language |  swathanthran
[23:36] <erUSUL> SnakDoc: well i'm sure that "someone" thought the same :)
[23:37] <jrib> swathanthran: can you please continue this elsewhere like #ubuntu-offtopic...?
[23:37] <NoReflex> I'm interested in the configure options used for a program from Jaunty's repo (install dir, lib dir, doc dir). I'm trying to compile a newer version of the software and I would like it to be installed as similar as possible as the version from the repo.
[23:37] <sebsebseb> ikonia: I wasn't really part of it, but yes  swathanthran should take it over there
[23:37] <SnakDoc> erUSUL ok :( i hear you thanks
[23:37] <swathanthran> am done.. thanks people for not kicking me out ;-)
[23:37] <nanotube> swathanthran: heh
[23:37] <a_> hi
[23:37] <nanotube> !hi | a_
[23:38] <demon_> alokito :(
[23:38] <alokito> demon_: no sound from live cd?
[23:38] <demon_> yes
[23:38] <demon_> it's working\
[23:38] <Crash1hd> nanotube: ok going to gzip them and just replace the 01 02 03 04 gzip files :)
[23:38] <alokito> hmm
[23:38] <a_> How do i add something to the kernel boot command line?
[23:39] <Flannel> a_: temporarily or permanently?
[23:39] <sidh> i xould like to know if the gnome apps for interfaces settings is as reliable as the /etc/network/interfaces editing by hand ?
[23:39] <alokito> go to computer>> system settings >> multimedia from kubuntu menu
[23:39] <a_> permanently
[23:39] <Supersaiyan_IV> /etc/init.d/
[23:39] <Gnea> sidh: it is
[23:39] <alokito> its working in your hard drive installation? :-/
[23:39] <demon_> actually i'm using back track linux ...
[23:40] <demon_> with kde
[23:40] <Flannel> a_: edit the commented lines (like kopt=) in /boot/grub/menu.lst then sudo update-grub, you should be able to then verify that the changes were applied via your menu.lst
[23:40] <CaDaVeRiA> hi, someone here use aide? :s
[23:40] <nanotube> Crash1hd: heh
[23:40] <sidh> Gnea: i ask that because i used 2 different wireless NIC and both have troubles for connection
[23:40] <demon_> i tried reinstalling it.. the same
[23:41] <Gnea> sidh: if you've already editted your interfaces file, then the GUI configuration simply will not work, as it is overridden
[23:41] <sidh> very often i have to reselect the AP and make a sudo dhclient wlan1 (or wlan2)
[23:41] <a_> I just need to add one single line: libata.noacpi=1
[23:41] <ncfi1013> im having problems
[23:41] <alokito> demon_: oh, I've only used ubuntu, fedora and opensuse, have no idea about the others
[23:41] <anda> ..
[23:41] <a_> should i make a new file?
[23:41] <nit> ok pple i have to use nmblookup in a script and i want the output ip in a variable .... how do i get it ...the grep or sed part... the standard op of nmblook will be like "querying comp on 192.168.1.255" and "192.168.1.4 comp<00>" in thenext line
[23:41] <Gnea> ,,
[23:41] <a_> just containing the line
[23:42] <demon_> heard that this one is based on ubuntu
[23:42] <anda> crunchbang!
[23:42] <alokito> demon_: u can post your problem in the distro's support forum, it might help
[23:42] <jrib> nit: #bash
[23:42] <demon_> i'll do , thanks
[23:42] <alokito> demon_: a ubuntu derivative?
[23:42] <demon_> alokito yes
[23:42] <erUSUL> nit: VAR=$( here subcommands to extract the ip )
[23:42] <Gnea> nit: MYIP=`nmblookup | grep comp | awk '{print $1}'`
[23:42] <anda> logout
[23:42] <anda> exit
[23:42] <Gnea> nit: or something close to that
[23:43] <sidh> ok i will look for that point
[23:43] <ctmjr> demon_: you should tell people that you are not using ubuntu when asking for help backtrack is not ubuntu
[23:43] <alokito> well you should use main ubuntu, the derivatives just add codecs or some apps to make it look different
[23:43] <Gnea> demon_: please visit the backtrack linux channel for help
[23:44] <ikonia> demon_: backtrack has it's own support areas - not this channel please
[23:44] <demon_> ok sorry
[23:44] <NoReflex> I'm interested in the configure options used for a program from Jaunty's repo (install dir, lib dir, doc dir). I'm trying to compile a newer version of the software and I would like it to be installed as similar as possible as the version from the repo.
[23:45] <NoReflex> Any ideas?
[23:45] <ncfi1013> i cant access my contacts in kopete. i cant update software sources in kpackagekit. adept keeps crashing. need help. suggestions, comments, thoughts, advice are all accepted.
[23:45] <Gnea> !compile | NoReflex
[23:46] <andruk> what is the point of the mnt directory - isnt everything handled by the /media/ directory?
[23:46] <coaxmt> anybody know a good channel to ask general CS questions?
[23:47] <jrib> !fhs | andruk
[23:47] <rcscomp> If a package provides a README.gz, how do I read that?
[23:47] <erUSUL> andruk: historically it was /mnt/ the one that was used... /media/ is an ubuntu thing (maybe other distributions do it now too)
[23:47] <coaxmt> \quit bye
[23:47] <coaxmt> oops
[23:47] <Gnea> rski: zless README.gz
[23:48] <Guest15374> how do i check background running processes?
[23:48] <rcscomp> Gnea: thanks
[23:48] <Gnea> rcscomp: cheers
[23:48] <NoReflex> Gnea I already read and tried that but the result is that the software compiles using the defaults configure options and it puts the binaries in other directories than software installed from repos and it doesn't create menu entries
[23:48] <nicklas_> ( . Y . )
[23:48] <jrib> nicklas_: hi, do you have a support question related to ubuntu?
[23:48] <mikepett> freakin flash... I need to remove flash plugin that came preinstalled on 9.04 so I can install an older version... I can't figure how to remove it with apt-get remove... when trying to install the other version I get conflict with flashplugin-nonfree (<< 10.0.22.87ubuntu2~) so I don't know what it's refered to with apt. I've tried remove flashpluing-nonfree and it says that it's not installed.
[23:48] <salmiak> Hello what do I need to convert mpeg to 3gp?
[23:48] <Gnea> !language | nicklas_
[23:49] <andruk> erUSUL: ah, gotcha
[23:49] <erUSUL> salmiak: ffmpeg ?
[23:50] <ncfi1013> how do i know which ports to open on my router to enable kopete to work?
[23:50] <salmiak> erUSUL: I have it but i dont really know the commands.. would be easier for me with a converter with gui
[23:50] <erUSUL> salmiak: winff is gui to ffmpeg
[23:50] <erUSUL> !info winff
[23:51] <Guest15374> myapache isnt running
[23:51] <salmiak> erUSUL yes but I dont know why it does not convert my files when I push convert button nothing happens
[23:51] <Guest15374> mpm package not installed???
[23:52] <erUSUL> salmiak: :|... try this in terminal « ffmpeg -i file.mpeg file.3gp »
[23:53] <hebert> algum pode me dizer como faço para enviar arquivos de um hd para outro?
[23:54] <erUSUL> !br | hebert
[23:54] <Seaker> thank you all for your help
[23:54] <Gnea> NoReflex: sorry about that, got disconnected
[23:54] <NoReflex> np
[23:54] <Gnea> NoReflex: as I was going to say: ./configure --help   tends to let you know the options required for altering the installation bases
[23:54] <MTec007> what is sudo rm -rf / does
[23:55] <jrib> MTec007: nothing
[23:55] <MTec007> nothing?
[23:55] <jrib> MTec007: why are you asking though?
[23:55] <erUSUL> jrib: beat me to it
[23:55] <salmiak> erUSUL: h263 @ 0x9e618e0]The specified picture size of 720x480 is not valid for the H.263 codec.
[23:55] <Gnea> MTec007: something you don't need to do
[23:55] <Rods_Tiger> I'm using "mirage" as a full-screen slideshow. Is there any way I can superimpose the time and also the weather info, over the top of that?
[23:55] <salmiak> Valid sizes are 128x96, 176x144, 352x288, 704x576, and 1408x1152. Try H.263+.
[23:55] <salmiak> Error while opening codec for output stream #0.0 - maybe incorrect parameters such as bit_rate, rate, width or height
[23:55] <salmiak> ohh sry should prb have pastebin
[23:55] <MTec007> just curious
[23:55] <jrib> MTec007: yeah, nothing.  Read the man page for 'rm' about '--preserve-root'
[23:55] <Gnea> MTec007: please, troll elsewhere.
[23:55] <MTec007> what?
[23:56] <MTec007> Gnea?
[23:56] <NoReflex> Gnea, I've seen that but I was looking on some info on which are the default directories for installing binaries, libs, docs in Ubuntu and how I could make a shortcut with ./configure
[23:57] <Gnea> NoReflex: well, that's a good question. I think the developers know a bit more about it in #ubuntu-devel
[23:57] <erUSUL> salmiak: :|... try this in terminal « ffmpeg -i file.mpeg -s 704x576 file.3gp »
[23:57] <nanotube> MTec007: originally, it would remove all files in the filesystem... nowadays there's a 'safeguard' built into rm, so that it doesn't remove root, unless you specify additional 'i really want to do it' option.
[23:57] <losher> erUSUL: is 3gp the same as mp4?
[23:57] <MTec007> nanotube, thank you
[23:57] <erUSUL> losher: dunno
[23:57] <Gnea> MTec007: sorry
[23:57] <donvito_> hello all
[23:57] <nanotube> MTec007: np :)
[23:58] <MTec007> Gnea, np
[23:58] <Gnea> MTec007: most of the time, people who type that in here are trying to lure unsuspecting newbies to type it
[23:58] <jrib> NoReflex: if you are using ./configure, then you should keep the result separate from where packages end up.  For example, /opt and /usr/local/ are good candidates.  If you want to know about creating a .deb, then...
[23:58] <jrib> !packaging > NoReflex
[23:58] <trakcyia> what is the andor operator alias for the bash shell in 9.04?
[23:58] <d> hi
[23:59] <salmiak> erUSUL: Unsupported codec for output stream #0.1
[23:59] <MTec007> Gnea, no, was just curious if it would work
[23:59] <nanotube> Gnea: well, if he was really trolling, he would add the "i really wanna" option to it, wouldn't he? :)
[23:59] <Gnea> nanotube: never really know for sure :)
[23:59] <nanotube> Gnea: heh