[00:00] <prince_jammys> zvacet: he left.
[00:00] <prince_jammys> there is no lxde package in hardy. He needs to go to their website.
[00:00] <zvacet> prince_jammys : didn´t saw
[00:00] <kandjar> Eevee:  i ll give it a try
[00:00] <kandjar> :)
[00:00] <sebsebseb> naxa: Ok sounds like you have 512MB RAM
[00:00] <MikeH> hrm, Why doesn't grub `savedefault --default=X --once` work under ubuntu?
[00:01] <p-tje> any gtk developers here ?
[00:01] <bazhang> there is not lxde in hardy zebastian
[00:01] <infogulch> how can i cancel a file move/copy in emelFM2?
[00:01] <saru> i am using Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty... i was wondering if there is a Kernel update that i need to get upon fresh install?
[00:01] <sebsebseb> bazhang: he left, but is back now
[00:01] <zebastian> ok her'es the problem
[00:01] <bazhang> zebastian, there is no lxde for hardy
[00:01] <afallenhope> so my java no longer works
[00:01] <prince_jammys> zebastian: there is no lxde package in hardy. Go to their website.
[00:01] <zebastian> um
[00:02] <zebastian> yes...i downloaded lxde again
[00:02] <bazhang> zebastian, from where
[00:02] <MenZa> saru: Most likely.
[00:02] <saru> how do i go about doing that
[00:02] <MasterOfRock> sebsebseb: Hello Sebdude. Alterwebz likes what we seez. Carry on
[00:02] <MenZa> saru: As in, not necessarily need it, but there should be one available.
[00:02] <saru> and how do i find out my current version
[00:02] <zebastian> anyway, the problem was this, when i originally got it, actionparsnip or dr_willis help me set up a script so that compiz would be default on login
[00:02] <naxa> sebsebseb, it seems
[00:02] <MenZa> saru: Launch the update manager, press "Install Updates"... you're done.
[00:02] <zebastian> i wanted to get rid of that
[00:02] <zebastian> so i uninstalled lxde
[00:02] <sebsebseb> MasterOfRock: What?
[00:02] <kandjar> also I have a rtorrent question: I'm getting: "Inactive: Hash check on download completion found bad chunks, consider using "safe_sync"."; what's should I do to resume and ask rtorrent to try again?
[00:02] <zebastian> and reinstalled it
[00:02] <kandjar> or what should I do to fix the issue?
[00:02] <bazhang> zebastian, where did you install lxde from
[00:03] <zebastian> but somehow the settings seem to hav ebeen kept the same
[00:03] <saru> well im wondering if I am running 2.6.30?
[00:03] <zebastian> from the console
[00:03] <zebastian> terminal
[00:03] <sebsebseb> naxa: I have a feeling that 8.04 will be better on your older hardware
[00:03] <zebastian> sudo aptitude install lxde
[00:03] <bazhang> zebastian, then you are NOT using hardy
[00:03] <MenZa> saru: Try uname -a in a terminal. That will let you know what kernel you're running.
[00:03] <sebsebseb> naxa: and 9.10 might be pretty good on it when it's released
[00:03] <zebastian> bazhang: i am usinghardy
[00:03] <saru> says im running 2.6.28-15-generic
[00:03] <bazhang> zebastian, there is no package lxde for Hardy.
[00:03] <zebastian> then how did i get lxde?
[00:03] <sebsebseb> zebastian: from the website
[00:03] <afallenhope> so how can I get java to work :-|
[00:04] <zebastian> maybe i enabled some repo or something
[00:04] <bazhang> zebastian, qed you are not running hardy
[00:04] <MasterOfRock> sebsebseb: just got a headkick and returned it with ehm... be nice, gotta kill this fucker
[00:04] <zebastian> i AM USING HARDY
[00:04] <prince_jammys> zebastian: you probably added their repository.
[00:04] <zebastian> yes
[00:04] <zebastian> i did that
[00:04] <Biovore> !java | afallenhope
[00:04] <zebastian> now that i remember
[00:04] <FloodBot2> zebastian: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:04] <MenZa> saru: It shouldn't be necessary to update your kernel in most cases.
[00:04] <bazhang> zebastian, pastebin your sources.list please
[00:04] <prince_jammys> zebastian: well, that's why you can apt-get install it, then.
[00:04] <sebsebseb> MasterOfRock: Why are you talking to me?
[00:04] <naxa> sebsebseb, i know it's not much today, but i am sad. when we bought our first computer back in 1996, the memory upgrade was an upgrade to 32 mb. the next upgrade was in 2002 what i used until 2005, a 400 mhz cpu with 192 mb ram. it seemed so much. and today, even 512 is not enough, but too small :( i hope 9.10 will be even better. of course i could buy a new hardware, but one thing what i am hoping from ubuntu that it works on slower ma
[00:04] <naxa> chines, too :)
[00:04] <sebsebseb> !language |  MasterOfRock
[00:04] <zebastian> now if i want to get rid of it, but in such a manner that when i reinstall it the settings for it will be gone so i can start from scratch, what do i have to do?
[00:04] <afallenhope> BiosElement, no. I have the plugin.. just not sure where to put the plugin at
[00:04] <saru> MenZa, ok, well im reading stuff on intel video drivers and how to make it work better via Xorg etc.
[00:04] <prince_jammys> bazhang: he just added their repo, as indicated in their website.
[00:05] <MenZa> saru: You're on Jaunty, yes?
[00:05] <saru> they were saying one option is to update your kernel to 2.6.30
[00:05] <naxa> sebsebseb: of course it would work if I would choose the appropriate software versions ;)
[00:05] <saru> yes i am
[00:05] <MikeH> Any suggestions why --once doesn't work under grub?
[00:05] <bazhang> prince_jammys, I am not sure, would like to see his sources.list
[00:05] <MenZa> saru: The intel driver stick is still a bit funny on Jaunty. It is fixed in Karmic, which should be out soon.
[00:05] <infogulch> i'm trying to use partimg to reload a saved partition state, but it's saying "invalid compression level for [partimg file]"
[00:05] <saru> when does Karmic come out?
[00:05] <sebsebseb> naxa: ok this is what I suggest
[00:05] <infogulch> what can i do about this?
[00:05] <sebsebseb> naxa: you say 9.04 doesn't exactly work properly right?
[00:05] <bazhang> saru, next month
[00:06] <saru> hmm maybe i should wait and reinstall...
[00:06] <zebastian> the deal is this: i don't want it to use compiz, thing is dr_willis or action parsnip had helped me write a script so compiz would be default, now if i switched or turned compiz off it would be a big mess things wouldn't work, so i've decided, uninstall it, install it and start from scratch, i did that the problem is, for some reason the settings are the same as those beforee the uninstall install
[00:06] <zebastian> what do i have to do?
[00:06] <zebastian> purge?
[00:06] <saru> is their a site i can read the reviews on what updates they have done to the intel section?
[00:06] <sebsebseb> naxa: download the 8.10 and 8.04.3  ISO's burn them to CD,  and  install one for now,  then when 9.10 is out, you can try that from Live CD as well before deciding to  install it
[00:06] <prince_jammys> zebastian: where did you put the script?
[00:06] <bazhang> cat /etc/apt/sources.list ------> paste.ubuntu.com zebastian
[00:06] <MenZa> saru: You *can* upgrade to Karmic, but it's generally not recommended on a production system. I have an Intel card, and I certainly don't get amazing video performance from Jaunty, but I'll live with it until Karmic is out.
[00:06] <zebastian> prince_jammys: i don't remember
[00:07] <sebsebseb> naxa: or not
[00:07] <jbuncher> I'm running Karmic right now, and the intel stuff is much improved.
[00:07] <zebastian> bazhang: i added their repo from th e website, i remember now, case closed
[00:07] <saru> MenZa, im just trying to get it working properly with WineHQ
[00:07] <jbuncher> That being said, I had good luck with the UXA fix for the intel chips in Jaunty.
[00:07] <MenZa> saru: What, you're trying to play games on your machine?
[00:07] <bazhang> zebastian, good luck
[00:07] <saru> World of Warcraft
[00:07] <saru> yes
[00:07] <naxa> sebsebseb, thanks for the advice, but it's more curiosity here than, well, actual problem solving. i have every ubuntu from 7.04, but i think i have some 6.x, too. i just find it stimulating to test many OS and I wanted to try and set my ubuntu the way i want it
[00:07] <MenZa> saru: What graphics card do you have?
[00:08] <sebsebseb> naxa: well 9.04 isn't the release for Intel graphic cards
[00:08] <zebastian> prince_jammys: is there a way for me to find the log through google? to see where the lxde was put in
[00:08] <naxa> sebsebseb, i mean I use this hard drive with ubuntu on several computers, the other one has geforce 8xxx
[00:08] <zebastian> lxde script*
[00:08] <prince_jammys> zebastian: when did you have that irc conversation? you can probably find it in the logs, or search your system.
[00:08] <naxa> sebsebseb, ok :)
[00:08] <zebastian> about a week and a half ago
[00:08] <jbuncher> Jaunty 9.04 is also not the release for anyone that wants to use Kile for Latex.
[00:08] <bazhang> !1984 > zebastian
[00:08] <zebastian> two weeks tops rince
[00:09] <zebastian> haha 1984 thatt's a good one
[00:09] <saru> MenZa, Intel Corportation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller
[00:09] <MenZa> saru: I wouldn't expect very good performance with WoW on that card, even on Windows.
[00:09] <zebastian> ok how do i google into all of the conversations of the past month?
[00:09] <saru> it works under windows...
[00:10] <zebastian> is there like an internal google-like search tool?
[00:10] <MenZa> saru: Your best bet would be to use Karmic, if you really insist on getting it to work, but I wouldn't recommend using it unless you're absolutely sure what you're doing.
[00:10] <saru> not the best, but it plays the game under windows.
[00:10] <saru> can i download Karmic off ubuntu.com?
[00:10] <naxa> sebsebseb, anyway, since it's an usb drive, i'm booting like this: in bios, i press "select boot device" key, and i select usb. grub comes, and then i select my normal ubuntu. however, i always have to wait 30-240 seconds for my ubuntu to (i dunno what? realize that it's on an usb hard drive?) can you help me find out why is this this slow? the kernel is not even loading, really, for 2 minutes. after 2 minutes, kernel starts loading, th
[00:10] <naxa> en ext3 is up and then init starts, then gdm.
[00:10] <sebsebseb> bazhang: well using !1984  instead of !logs seems a bit silly to me, but whatever makes things a little more fun/funny in here I guess
[00:11] <zvacet> saru :https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CommonQuestions
[00:11] <jbuncher> saru:  just google karmic alpha 6, you get the download site
[00:11] <MenZa> !karmic | saru
[00:11] <zebastian> will plain google work if i type lxde zebastian irc ubuntu?
[00:12] <MasterOfRock> Volule vue, aha... aha.. aha .. aha
[00:12] <bazhang> zebastian, no, you need to search the logs as the link I gave you indicates
[00:12] <mattgirv> naxa: You may want to check whether the USB 2.0 driver is loaded, otherwise it is going to be very slow
[00:12] <sebsebseb> naxa: oh right I see slow boot up,  well  that's the case for Ubuntu on Ext3,  Ext4 improves that by a lot :)
[00:12] <prince_jammys> zebastian: looks like you put in /usr/bin/startcompiz ... which is why you should put locally created stuff in /usr/local/bin.
[00:13] <sebsebseb> naxa: Ext4 isn't exactly perfect though in 9.04 though, because of the kernel they have for it and that, hence why it's optional rather than default,  9.10 has it by default :)
[00:13] <zebastian> prince_jammys: GREAT! how do i solve it
[00:13] <Iceman_B> how can I add a non-superuser account to (gui)Ubuntu from the commandline?
[00:13] <prince_jammys> zebastian: verify  that that is the file, and if it is, remove it.
[00:14] <sebsebseb> naxa: not for upgrades though
[00:14] <prince_jammys> zebastian: and don't put stuff you create yourself in /usr/bin. I should have said something, because I was there when they told you.
[00:14] <Evelina> How do I get all html code of a web page to be stored as a single line. I want a space instead of line breaks. How do I get all text in a line?
[00:14] <MenZa> Iceman_B: sudo adduser <username>, then sudo passwd <username>, enter a password for the user, done.
[00:15] <sebsebseb> !troll |  MasterOfRock
[00:15] <Iceman_B> MenZa: thanks
[00:15] <zebastian> prince_jammys: i tried opeinign that file you told me and nothing happened, other than a blackout for a moment
[00:15] <MenZa> Iceman_B: I *may* be wrong, and it *may* be useradd. One of them adds a user with a home directory and everything, the other only adds the user account
[00:15] <Iceman_B> MenZa: can I also specify a password of <null>  ?
[00:15] <c0rrupt0r> I have ubuntu karmic koala and every time i go to restart my computer It prompts me with the password window saying: System Policy prevents stopping the system when other users are logged in, An Application is attempting to perform an action that requires privilages. Authentication is required to perform this action...well the whole problem is That I only have one user name setup on this computer other then Root and Root is not lo
[00:15] <c0rrupt0r> gged in. so im guessing this maybe a bug?
[00:16] <MenZa> Iceman_B: Don't use the passwd command then. :)
[00:16] <prince_jammys> zebastian: cat /usr/bin/startcompiz
[00:16] <Evelina> Crawl seem to be a game, not a site crawler? Or am I wrong? I searched using aptitude.
[00:16] <Iceman_B> I need one with a homedir and the whole shebang
[00:16] <purpzey> I keep getting this error "An error occurred while loading or saving configuration information for evolution-alarm-notify. Some of your configuration settings may not work properly." Does anyone know how to make that stop?
[00:16] <enrikole> hei
[00:16] <MenZa> !info crawl | Evelina
[00:16] <enrikole> hows it going?
[00:16] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  c0rrupt0r
[00:16] <enrikole> anyone want lockerz invites ?
[00:16] <Dorne> does anyone know how to record both desktop and microphone audio for recordmydesktop using pulseaudio only?
[00:16] <MenZa> enrikole: Not here, please.
[00:17] <zebastian> prince jammys i got the following out put: sebastian@hardy:~$ cat /usr/bin/startcompiz    #!/bin/bash  compiz --replace &sebastian@hardy:~$
[00:17] <enrikole> you are on pc i assume?
[00:17] <MenZa> !offtopic | enrikole
[00:17] <kandjar> does anyone know how to fix the error: Inactive: Hash check on download completion found bad chunks... ???
[00:17] <prince_jammys> zebastian: yep, that's the script you wrote. If you want it gone, delete it.
[00:17] <zebastian> how?
[00:17] <kandjar> using rtorrent
[00:17] <zebastian> prince_jammys: how? i dont't want to screw anything up
[00:17] <nastjuid> Do I need to specifically allow an AD user to be able to read the contents of the tree for nss_ldap to be able to pull the info? still getting Invalid Credentials in auth.log
[00:18] <naxa> sebsebseb, can you show me why ext3 makes it slow to boot from usb? i read that when it comes to checking the disk (like "x was mounted 33 times without checking, check forced...") ext4 is faster becouse it keeps a log of what happened to the file system recently. but i don't understand in the first hand, why the grub->to->kernel thing is slow only when the disk is on usb. the kernel and the whole os is fast, only i have to wait for 2 m
[00:18] <naxa> inutes after grub for kernel to even show up (with [000000.032] like timestamp, so it's actually only starts then)
[00:18] <prince_jammys> zebastian: sudo rm /usr/bin/startcompiz . And then we find where they told you to invoke it at startup.
[00:18] <Evelina> MenZa: Yes, but someone said it was a web crawler.
[00:18] <prince_jammys> zebastian: You're not screwing anything up. You wrote a script and are now deleting it.
[00:18] <naxa> sebsebseb, i'm just curious. all my questions are just the childs of curiousity. on the other hand, i might want to fix them :)
[00:18] <zebastian> prince_jammys: this will not affect the gnome config though right? i mean i do want compiz on startup on gnome, matter of fact i need it to use the avant dock
[00:18] <sebsebseb> naxa: I haven't booted Ubuntu from USB,   when I said Ext4 is faster I meant in general,  I meant a proper hard disk install, but yes I assume for the USB it will also be faster
[00:18] <MenZa> eviljussi01: Apparently it isn't. :)
[00:18] <prince_jammys> zebastian: well, that's another story then.
[00:19] <sebsebseb> naxa: also it's not quite perfect in 9.04 as I already said basicalely
[00:19] <zebastian> zebastian: It won't affect compiz or any of the gnome config right? the script was for lxde only i understood
[00:19] <prince_jammys> zebastian: hold on.
[00:19] <sebsebseb> naxa: Why from a USB anyway?
[00:20] <naxa> sebsebseb, i see. I'll definietly try ext4 it when i will have more hard drive space. (maybe i should delete an unused windows xp for another 5 gb:D). but i am very curious what makes this this slow...
[00:20] <zebastian> prince_jammys: they're unrelated too rright? i mean i simply go to desktop properties and enable desktop effects and that stays
[00:20] <prince_jammys> zebastian: it's simply a one-liner that starts compiz.
[00:20] <sebsebseb> naxa: 9.10 is when most Ubuntu users should go Ext4 :)
[00:20] <prince_jammys> zebastian: Regardless, you should move that thing to /usr/local/bin
[00:20] <zebastian>  sudo rm /usr/bin/startcompiz then right?
[00:21] <popey> Dorne: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23829577/recordSoundAndDesktop.sh
[00:21] <dragon> is perforce (p4, p4v) known to work with ubuntu?
[00:21] <prince_jammys> zebastian: Does that script get invoked by gnome or not?
[00:21] <Dorne> thanks for the link, looking at it now
[00:21] <zebastian> done, now i restart brb
[00:21] <prince_jammys> bah
[00:22] <sebsebseb> naxa: just use whatever untill  9.10 I guess, and then put it on :)  and by default it has Ext4
[00:23] <naxa> sebsebseb, well, I have an pc with the "housing" (dont know the name in english) of it is very small, half of normal in width. i suppose it should be landscape rather than portrait, but i like it like this. (its a dell) originally only one hdd was inside it, and i don't want to manipulate it since i've got this computer from my girlfriend's father and he has stuff on the hdd (like he has the license for a winxp on it, etc). it's 20 gb.
[00:23] <naxa> I added another drive with 40 gb to my computer, but to do this, i had to remove the fdd drive becouse there were no space in the "housing". but I have so much data i store it on that 40 gb. i also happen to have a 160 gb laptop usb drive and i ubuntu is on this. it's also serving me as a "mobile" OS since i can use it like this anywhere, at friends, at school, i love it on usb actually
[00:23] <dev-bin> is there a smaller version of ubuntu? (not the 700mb one)
[00:23] <naxa> that was my answer to "why on usb"
[00:23] <BlackFate> dev-bin, there is the minimal version
[00:23] <dragon> !perforce
[00:23] <dragon> !p4
[00:23] <zebastian> prince_jammys: just logged into gnome and everything's smooth,
[00:24] <dragon> !ubottu
[00:24] <prince_jammys> zebastian: It appears you also added a file /usr/share/applications/startcompiz.desktop , which presumably you'll also want to remove.
[00:24] <zebastian> the avant dock works
[00:24] <BlackFate> dev-bin, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[00:24] <bobo> how do i get openGL 2.0 with an intel graphics card?
[00:24] <sebsebseb> naxa: ok
[00:24] <zebastian> prince_jammys: will that affect gnome?
[00:24] <dev-bin> I dont expect you would know this, but i sthere any possibility it would pick up my on-board card reader?
[00:24] <sebsebseb> !intel | bobo
[00:24] <prince_jammys> zebastian: Doubtful. Back it up somewhere, and see.
[00:24] <naxa> sebsebseb, well, i understand that i am a bit far from a normal pc user actually :)
[00:25] <BlackFate> dev-bin, pc model?
[00:25] <prince_jammys> zebastian: you added it yourself, so I don't see why it would break gnome.
[00:25] <kandjar> when is 9.10 going to be out?
[00:25] <zebastian> how do i back it up prince_jammys? from the conlsole
[00:25] <dev-bin> dell, notebook (inspiron 1520)
[00:25] <sebsebseb> kandjar: October 29th
[00:25] <dev-bin> I think the device is Ricoh
[00:25] <qw30> GUESS WHAT UBUNTU DEVELOPERS
[00:25] <prince_jammys> zebastian: use the GUI, or man cp.
[00:25] <qw30> YOU SUCK ASS!
[00:25] <carresmd_> someone type please /nick carresmd and tell me if able to take my nick with no error
[00:25] <MenZa> !ops | qw30
[00:25] <sebsebseb> !ops | qw30
[00:26] <jpds> I win.
[00:26] <MenZa> :p
[00:26] <maek> 271134
[00:26] <dev-bin> please try to be more constructive with your criticism qw30
[00:26] <BlackFate> dev-bin, i know about my acer netbook.. with 9.04 there is support but only if you have the sd card loaded on boot.. if you intsert it while you are on desktop nothing happens... you have to reboot
[00:26] <jpds> dev-bin: Oh, it's too late for that.
[00:26] <BlackFate> dev-bin, but i cant know for inspiron
[00:26] <sebsebseb> dev-bin: they got kicked
[00:26] <bobo> sebsebseb, ok that doesnt really answer my question
[00:26] <sebsebseb> dev-bin: kicked/banned
[00:26] <dev-bin> thats fine, I'll give it a whirl.  thanks! :)
[00:27] <sebsebseb> bobo: Ok which release of Ubuntu?
[00:27] <bobo> 9.04
[00:27] <sebsebseb> dev-bin: banned as far as I know
[00:27] <sebsebseb> bobo: ok which is the one with Intel issues
[00:27] <ubox> does anyone know if the iogear ion usb drives work well with ubuntu?
[00:27] <sebsebseb> bobo: How is your Intel graphics card on 9.04 at the moment?
[00:28] <naxa> bye!
[00:28] <bobo> jaunty
[00:28] <zebastian> prince_jammys: sorry about that i just closed to check if what we did before worked, it did, lxde is working withoutt compositing, i did get a popup informing me about this which maybe has to do with that other file you told me to delete, by the way which was it again? and how can i get sudo privileges to delete something from the gui? sudo nautilus?
[00:28] <sebsebseb> bobo: Is there a driver  for OpenGL  available in  system > administration >  hardware drivers  ?  I guess not since it's Intel and it's meant to have built in support
[00:28] <bobo> it works fine, but i just dont think it has openGL 2.0, does it?
[00:28] <sebsebseb> naxa: ok bye
[00:28] <bobo> which doesnt allow me to play SOME games
[00:28] <bobo> oh um hold on
[00:29] <sebsebseb> !opengl | bobo
[00:29] <prince_jammys> zebastian: describe the problem again. What file is the problem?
[00:29] <quickstartub> Is there a legal way to listen to mp3 in ubuntu
[00:29] <quickstartub> ?
[00:29] <sebsebseb> bobo: well maybe you  need to wait untill 9.10 for  OpenGL  on that card, or   put 8.10 or 8.04 on
[00:29] <bobo> nope, nothing in hardware drivers
[00:29] <qw30_> OK
[00:29] <luist> hey... how can i make a video DVD with subtitles if i have an .avi and an subtitle file separated??? im using k3b
[00:29] <DonBrazini1> quickstartub,YES.
[00:29] <qw30_> SO
[00:29] <prince_jammys> zebastian: the file you deleted was a one-line bash script, easily re-producable.
[00:29] <qw30_> HIBERNATION IS EPIC FAIL
[00:29] <quickstartub> how?????
[00:29] <sebsebseb> !caps |  qw30_
[00:29] <darkham> tanscode help
[00:29] <darkham> transcode help
[00:30] <bobo> so is 9.10 (or 8.10) the only way to get openGL 2.0
[00:30] <DonBrazini1> quickstartub,gefine legal,first.
[00:30] <ChogyDan> quickstartub: bye an mp3 player that has paid the license fee, pay the license fee yourself.  I think that's the case
[00:30] <DonBrazini1> define*
[00:30] <qw30_> I don't know what they're up to, but shutting the system down is not hiberntion
[00:30] <zebastian> prince_jammys: my problem was that i didn't want compiz on lxde, that seems solved now, you told me there remained another one to delete, i logged into lxde without doing that, i noticed effectively compiz is gone and got a popup informing me about it, otherwise, i am simply asking which was the other file you wante dme to delete
[00:30] <sebsebseb> qw30_: Back for more trolling?
[00:30] <qw30_> no
[00:30] <prince_jammys> zebastian: perhaps you're getting an error because of /usr/share/applications/startcompiz  is trying to run a non-existant file.
[00:30] <prince_jammys> zebastian: err, startcompiz.desktop
[00:30] <qw30_> but I decided to test out ubuntu's fail hibernation
[00:31] <quickstartub> Ic ok I thought that there was an open source player that had payed the license fee for linux
[00:31] <zebastian> prince_jammys: where's that at?
[00:31] <sebsebseb> jpds: see above
[00:31] <zebastian> /usr/bin
[00:31] <qw30_> and it failed, epicly sir
[00:31] <prince_jammys> zebastian: i just typed it
[00:31] <jpds> qw30_: So, did you find out why?
[00:31] <qw30_> No
[00:31] <jpds> qw30_: Error logs, etc?
[00:31] <quickstartub> thanks
[00:31] <prince_jammys> zebastian: sudo mv /usr/share/applications/startcompiz.desktop  ~
[00:31] <qw30_> i just booted from grub
[00:31] <naxa> sebsebseb, well, I'm looking forward to 9.10 :) anyway i just wanted to quit couse it seemed that we've talked everything. but if there is something i can stay
[00:32] <qw30_> as per normal, and it pretended it never even hibernated
[00:32] <zebastian> sudo mv /usr/share/applications/startcompiz.desktop  ~ ? or sudo mv /usr/share/applications/startcompiz.desktop prince_jammys
[00:32] <prince_jammys> ~
[00:32] <luist> how can i merge AVI with SRT (subtitle file) ???
[00:32] <prince_jammys> zebastian: now the file will be hanging out in your homedir, and you can do with it what you like.
[00:32] <jpds> qw30_: Well, there might be something in the kernel log.
[00:32] <qw30_> yay
[00:33] <sebsebseb> naxa: Yes you nearly told me the whole of your computer related life story :D heh
[00:33] <jpds> qw30_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKernelSuspendHibernateResume might help you out there.
[00:33] <naxa> sebsebseb, :D
[00:33] <qw30_> ty sir
[00:33] <naxa> sebsebseb, sorry, i talk too much
[00:34] <zebastian> prince_jammys: thankyou so much for your help, now can you help me with one other thing, the clock on lxde is in official 24 hour time, and when i try to click the clock preferences what i get is three blank lines, one of them says clock format, i think it expects me to write some sort of script and i dont know what it is to get it in am/pm format
[00:34] <naxa> sebsebseb, on the other hand, this was 'couse i have some problems. my idea is to make ubuntu my way, and the +2 minute at booting and the fact that my grapchics card works slower in ubuntu than in windows are among them
[00:34] <prince_jammys> zebastian: i can't help you with that, since I don't know that clock app. Check in their documentation how to change the settings.
[00:35] <zebastian> ok
[00:35] <sebsebseb> naxa: well 9.10 will probably take care of both isseus
[00:35] <qw30_> well that's the problem sir
[00:35] <Betavirgo> wenas
[00:35] <naxa> sebsebseb, i hope!
[00:35] <CoUrPsE> zebastian, timestamp format is usually hh:nn:sstt
[00:35] <CoUrPsE> Maybe it wants that/
[00:35] <qw30_> Ubuntu is too stupid to realie I cahgned
[00:35] <qw30_> bob saget!
[00:35] <luist> someone help me plz... how can i merge SRT into AVI or just burn video DVD adding the SRT to it??
[00:35] <qw30_> Ubuntu is to stupid to realise that I changed the swap partion
[00:35] <zebastian> CoUrPsE: hh= ? nn=? sstt=?
[00:36] <CoUrPsE> mm*
[00:36] <jpds> qw30_: Yeah, computers can't read minds yet.
[00:36] <CoUrPsE> zebastian, hh = 2 digit hour format, mm = 2 digit minute, ss = 2 digit seconds, tt = 2 digit am/pm return.
[00:37] <Logihk> "yet"
[00:37] <zebastian> CoUrPsE: ok, so if i want it to be 12 hour format instead of 24 for 17:35?
[00:37] <naxa> sebsebseb, another thing i miss is that in gnome, gtk file chooser, for example, in firefox, won't show thumbnails. win. vista and kde has a good opportunity to even resize the thumbnails, but in gnome, it was only recently added to show a tiny icon for each file in the list or show one big thumbnail of the selected file. i find this an issue when working with photos, like what if i'm a graphic designer and want to send work to my workm
[00:37] <naxa> ate. do i really need to memorize thousands of occasional file names, or rather switch to kde, or, save me, to windows? :)
[00:37] <causasui> I am wanting to change the filesystem of my root partition. What do I need to do besides rsync the data off, format, and rsync it back?
[00:37] <qw30_> so I have to get my leprechaun to do some crazy magic for me
[00:38] <jpds> Logihk: I am fluent in sarcasm.
[00:38] <CoUrPsE> zebastian, Just how i put it, lower case = 12 hour, upper case H = 24 hour.
[00:38] <qw30_> Ubuntu should read /etc/fstab like any proper operating system would
[00:38] <assinine> can anyone tell me why flash isn't working on my systems? one will play video only, no sound and one wont play anything other than the solid black box channel.
[00:38] <sebsebseb> naxa: gtk file chooser???
[00:38] <jpds> qw30_: It does.
[00:39] <Logihk> If I use Brasero to burn a Data Project, and stick a .avi on a CD, will that play fine in a DVD player?
[00:39] <BlackFate> qw30_, you mean the uuid thing?
[00:39] <qw30_> yes
[00:39] <ChogyDan> sebsebseb: I think that is the file save dialog, which is used for all upload too
[00:39] <BlackFate> qw30_, have you ever used uuids?
[00:39] <qw30_> who the hell knows about /etc/initramamfs-tools/conf.d?
[00:39] <qw30_> yeah, I fixed the swap ones
[00:39] <naxa> sebsebseb, i mean the thing what comes up in gnome when you use firefox, log into gmail, want to attach an (image) attachment and you click "BROWSE" button. then gtk file chooser comes up and --saves-- well, makes my bad day
[00:39] <sebsebseb> ChogyDan: ok maybe you can help naxa, to be honest quite a lot of the stuff they have said to me so far hasn't completly made sense for me
[00:39] <ChogyDan> Logihk: I always burned video cds or svideo cds, and those played in the dvd player
[00:40] <Logihk> Alright.
[00:40] <qw30_> I guess UUIDs are some magic partion number because it's somehow illogical to use device files
[00:40] <zebastian> CoUrPsE: i just typed 5:40 pm and it changed it but now i wonder if it will switch to am once the time passes
[00:40] <CoUrPsE> nn.
[00:40] <naxa> sebsebseb, ChogyDan : you're right :)
[00:40] <CoUrPsE> wth?
[00:40] <CoUrPsE> :/
[00:40] <zebastian> CoUrPsE:  nn ?
[00:40] <jpds> qw30_: No, device files might change when you put in a new disk for example.
[00:40] <Dorne> thanks popey for the script, but I'll find another way to record
[00:41] <CoUrPsE> You wrote the time in?
[00:41] <qw30_> oh
[00:41] <CoUrPsE> or the time format?
[00:41] <zebastian> CoUrPsE: yes, i wrote 05:40
[00:41] <prince_jammys> well, it's going to be the right time once a day.
[00:41] <CoUrPsE> lol.
[00:41] <CoUrPsE> kk.
[00:41] <zebastian> LMAO
[00:41] <assinine> hello
[00:41] <zebastian> ROFL
[00:41] <BlackFate> qw30_, youll propably know when you have sata disks dont have a fixed letter in /dev/sdX
[00:41] <CoUrPsE> i suggested to use the time format, but if that worked, as you were.
[00:41] <zebastian> CoUrPsE: just got ya
[00:41]  * CoUrPsE ponders.
[00:41] <BlackFate> qw30_, does the job quite well
[00:41] <ChogyDan> naxa: sebsebseb well, its a feature request.  I don't know exactly what to do about that
[00:42] <jpds> qw30_: And you can always find out what which device has which uuid by doing: ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid/
[00:42] <naxa> ChogyDan, i understand that the real thing i would need to fix this is to download the gnome source code and fix it for myself. but i always ask this becouse i hope that on a nice day gnome developers will be enlighted and realize this as an issue and check it. :)
[00:42] <CoUrPsE> if the edit box was to set thge time itself, putting ht eformat in wont work,
[00:42] <assinine> I'd just like to get my flash working please.
[00:42] <bboru> my jaunty install wont boot. says its a ro file system.  think it's because i uninstalled splashy? what do i do?
[00:42] <qw30_> they're too freaking long
[00:42] <MenZa> !flash | assinine
[00:42] <BlackFate> qw30_, ppl who complain about UUID really dont undestand the potential
[00:42] <bazhang> assinine, in super-ubuntu? or the real thing
[00:42] <naxa> ChogyDan, also I always have a secret hope that there is some "plugin" I am not aware of what turns gtk file chooser into nautilus
[00:42] <BlackFate> qw30_, of uuids
[00:42] <shadowwulf> i have ubuntu 9.04 version and i think the desktop screwed up, is there a way to get the dektop to come back ? it errors with failed to start X ser
[00:42] <jpds> qw30_: Has too be unique somehow.
[00:42] <assinine> MenZa: I've already installed flash.
[00:42] <zebastian>  CoUrPsE i have a problem now, i entered the format and what i get on the digital clock is hh: mm:sstt
[00:42] <assinine> bazhang: both.
 if the edit box was to set thge time itself, putting ht eformat in wont work,
[00:43] <naxa> ChogyDan, or, more preciesly, nautilus into gtk file chooser
[00:43] <qw30_> what happens if you magically have 2 devices with the same uuid?
[00:43] <BlackFate> jpds, vol_id command does the trick too
[00:43] <Logihk> shadowwulf: ctrl+alt+F2 to a console, enjoy text-only computing. ◔ ◡ ◔
[00:43] <BlackFate> qw30_, than cant happen.. every uuid is unique
[00:43] <zebastian> CoUrPsE: how do i check that what i just did actually works? i just typed in the time, but i am not sure that it's ticking or doing what it's suosed to
[00:43] <jpds> BlackFate: I know.
[00:43] <kandjar> Why can't I do "screen -r
[00:43] <kandjar> oops
[00:44] <CoUrPsE> does the clock movie?
[00:44] <CoUrPsE> lol.
[00:44] <shadowwulf> logihk, so i have to reinstall ?
[00:44] <kandjar> why can't I do "screen -r" after using "su"?
[00:44] <dragon> I have to change my UID on my system. Is there an easy way?
[00:44] <naxa> Logihk, whoa, what's the code for ◔ ◡ ◔??
[00:44] <kandjar> i m getting a tty error
[00:44] <qw30_> let's hibernate and see what happens
[00:44] <Pricey> kandjar: you need to start a screen under a user in order to reattach to it
[00:44] <dragon> kandjar: screen requires a tty, so you have to be logged in directly
[00:45] <zebastian> CoUrPsE: the clock is not changing minutes, and no, it's a still clock on the taskbar
[00:45] <CoUrPsE> Nice.
[00:45] <CoUrPsE> You'll never be late for school/work now, :)
[00:45] <credo> maybe the screen under different user?
[00:45] <BlackFate> qw30_, uuids change only when you format partition or resize etc
[00:46] <zebastian> CoUrPsE: http://azitech.wordpress.com/2009/02/10/lxde/
[00:46] <kandjar> Pricey: that's why i su to that user
[00:46] <Logihk> naxa: highlight it in your irc client, open a text editor, click the scroll wheel to paste highlighted text. ◔ ◡ ◔
[00:46] <dragon> Logihk: wow.
[00:46] <assinine> hello
[00:46] <dragon> !hi | assinine
[00:47] <carresmd_> someone type please /nick carresmd and tell me if able to take my nick with no error
[00:47] <kandjar> I have screen running under user1; and I'm sshed in user2; so I do 'su user1' and I tried 'screen -r' but it doesnt work
[00:47] <zebastian> CoUrPsE: ok so apparently a %sign is necessary and then what you told me
[00:47] <MenZa> carresmd_: This is not the place. Try #freenode instead.
[00:47] <CoUrPsE> zebastian, So what happens when you put this in yours %d.%m.%Y %T ?
[00:47] <Evelina> Why isn't this working: curl -Ls some_kind_pf_url | xargs echo | grep "title(.*?)<\/title"
[00:47] <ChogyDan> naxa: ok, how about this: use drag a file from nautilus to filechooser
[00:47] <afallenhope> nvm.. after installing firefox 3.5 apparently java got disabled
[00:47] <credo> check with "whoami"
[00:48] <CoUrPsE> zebastian, Well i have no idea of your program your trying to use, i just suggested the normal time format to ya, :)
[00:48] <kandjar> I'm getting "Cannot open your terminal '/dev/pts/1' - please check."
[00:48] <naxa> Logihk, ◔ ◡ ◔ i am able to copy-paste, but i think there is a code for this on the keyboard like alt 23454 or something like that :)
[00:48] <afallenhope> just had to go into the firefox addons and enable it
[00:48] <assinine> each 3 characters of that are a different code naxa
[00:49] <zebastian> CoUrPsE: it gives me the day month year and time, so i took everything but time out, i tried using a lower case thinking maybe that will change to 12 hour format considering what you told me but what that did was erase the clock altogether what i'm going to do now is try to do %H %M
[00:49] <naxa> ChogyDan, well, I never tried this yet, thanks! :) I'll try. however, I think this is just a workaround. computer stuff needs to work comfortably
[00:49] <CoUrPsE> Thats very odd.
[00:49] <naxa> assinine, yeah, i know that. so what's the (3) code? :)
[00:49] <sebsebseb> Logihk: see my pm I am interested in how you did ◔ ◡ ◔
[00:49] <ChogyDan> naxa: yeah, I can think of a couple minimal improvements, like at least a comment in filechooser telling you this is an option
[00:49] <Logihk> naxa: Yeah, I don't know the code for it. I personally just copied and pasted myself.
[00:50] <CoUrPsE> zebastian, Change it to %r
[00:50] <naxa> ChogyDan, yeah, it would be nice. :) i would prefer thumbnails in the file chooser, so the optimal solution would be if there would be a configurable file chooser what could have thumbnails if i want them
[00:50] <sebsebseb> Logihk: Character Map I guess
[00:50] <naxa> ChogyDan, but also tips are nice too
[00:51] <assinine> I would help out someone but I never have more knowledge than enough to google things for people.
[00:51] <naxa> Logihk, oh i see, ok :) thanks
[00:51] <zebastian> CoUrPsE: that fixed it, only i don't like seeing the seconds, how do i get rid of that? they're distracting
[00:51] <CoUrPsE> :/
[00:51] <naxa> assinine, this is a familiar case :)
[00:51] <CoUrPsE> zebastian, No idea.
[00:51] <Logihk> Sebsebseb: check your pm.
[00:52] <BlackFate> Evelina, curl -Ls www.in.gr | grep "<\/title" this worked for me
[00:52] <BlackFate> ops
[00:52] <assinine> i entreat, please tell me how to get flash working!
[00:52] <BlackFate> Evelina, curl -Ls URL | grep "<\/title" this worked for me
[00:52] <sebsebseb> Logihk: did, and thanks
[00:52] <naxa> ChogyDan, I've heard that gnome 3.0 will happen in the not so very far future. I am very curious... if i were gnome3 development leader, thumbnails in gtk file chooser would be at the top of my list in 2em size
[00:53] <naxa> well... or someting bigger :)
[00:53] <ChogyDan> naxa: you may want to look at neitgesit.  I think that's what it is called...
[00:53] <sebsebseb> naxa: 10.04 will still use  Gnome 2, but if Gnome 3 is ready by then it will  probably have in the repo
[00:53] <sebsebseb> !10.04
[00:54] <zebastian> courpse, only it's delayed, it's going but it's delayed...hmm i'll go gnome, modify the time and come abck and see if that did it
[00:54] <zebastian> brb
[00:54] <naxa> sebsebseb, thanks for the information :) good to know!
[00:54] <assinine> (^ ◡ ^) asian style
[00:54] <assinine> japanese, rather
[00:54] <naxa> ChogyDan, are you sure it's neitgesit? google found me nothing :(
[00:54] <sebsebseb> naxa: np
[00:54] <ChogyDan> naxa: http://live.gnome.org/GnomeZeitgeist
[00:55] <ChogyDan> naxa: it wouldn't make much sense if they didn't include the filechooser in that, but hey, they might forget
[00:56] <naxa> sebsebseb, ChogyDan by the way, don't you know if there is a way to make all ubuntu windows smaller? I think ubuntu has a habit to ruin my 1024x768 (or even 800x600 sometimes) resolution with windows what won't fit on the screen. i have to press the alt and move. I always thought that if windows xp can fit into 800x600, then how can i configure ubuntu to also fit to 800x600? my idea is that 640x480 is a big resolution... it's bigger tha
[00:56] <naxa> n 320x240. :)
[00:57] <sebsebseb> naxa: that's to do with your Intel graphics card and xorg I guess
[00:57] <naxa> ChogyDan, this is very interesting thing :)
[00:57] <Logihk> Anybody know the package I'd need to get Brasero to burn XviD, etc.?
[00:57] <thiebaude> naxa, i use 800x600
[00:57] <Logihk> Says it is not possible to write with the current set of plugins
[00:57] <naxa> sebsebseb, no, i mean buttons are too big and have too much margins
[00:58] <ChogyDan> naxa: I would suggest UNR ie the netbook remix.  The interface is different, but also work is done to make sure the dialogs fit
[00:58] <naxa> thiebaude, i used to use 800x600... don't you feel sometimes that just every window and menu is too big?
[00:58] <sebsebseb> assinine: (^ ◡ ^)   :)
[00:58] <naxa> ChogyDan, i always wanted to have a look :)
[00:59] <Heather> does anyone know how to disable a key on a keyboard? My keyboard has an annoying sleep button that I can't cancel once pushed and my computer doesn't power up from sleeping properly so it's basically an instant shutdown button
[00:59] <thiebaude> naxa, everthing is just right any resolution higher then everything is too small
[00:59] <ChogyDan> Heather: I think you can change that in the power management preferences
[00:59] <thiebaude> naxa, i have an older monitor anyway
[01:00] <rocky_> if I were to do  sudo dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/dev/sdb2, would it copy all of the data on sda1 sector by sector to sdb2?
[01:00] <rocky_> I need to make sure that I'm doing it right
[01:00] <naxa> thiebaude, i see :)
[01:00] <thiebaude> naxa, with a brand new computer
[01:00] <naxa> thiebaude, well, in my case, the problem is not with the monitor, but with the resolution
[01:00] <Heather> oh that worked
[01:00] <Heather> thanks so much!
[01:00] <Evelina> BlackFate: Yeah, but it only works when the title is on a single line, therefore I have to get all code on one line OR get the grep/sed/awk work on one or more lines.
[01:00] <thiebaude> naxa, graphics card has alot to do with it
[01:01] <naxa> thiebaude, i used to have an old monitor with a new computer, when i realized i would better use a new monitor with an old computer
[01:01]  * thiebaude im glad im done with intel
[01:01] <shadiko> OH
[01:01] <shadiko> Hai,
[01:01] <naxa> thiebaude, well, yeah, but i am able to use bigger resolutions, it's just that i always feel that ubuntu somehow wastes my screen space
[01:02] <zebastian> CoUrPsE: setting the time on gnome and coming back did it
[01:02] <sebsebseb> !hi |  Shadiko
[01:02] <zebastian> now i only need a person who knows lxde
[01:02] <phat-ass> I upgraded to the most recent kernel (along with everything else) last night and get a hang at the graphical login screen. Going back to 6.25-2 with GRUB everything works fine. Any ideas?
[01:02] <thiebaude> naxa, which graphics card?
[01:02] <karan> hi guyz
[01:03] <sebsebseb> !welcome | karan
[01:03] <karan> i need some advice
[01:03] <sebsebseb> !ask |  karan
[01:03] <thiebaude> karan, what is your question
[01:03] <zebastian> anyone here know lxde?
[01:04] <karan> sure, i want ton get the new ipod nano 5g (with the camera) since the zune hd isnt available in canada
[01:04] <thiebaude> zebastian, i used it briefly
[01:04] <Logihk> Noooooo
[01:04] <karan> to*
[01:04] <Logihk> Don't do it karan.
[01:04] <sebsebseb> karan: ok I see, well  the Zune and Ipod  Nano and what not,  these products are not Linux friendly
[01:04] <zebastian> thiebaude: how come no more?
[01:04] <karan> no im thinking of selling my zune 8gb
[01:04] <karan> and buying the nano
[01:05] <Logihk> Yes, but don't get an iPod.
[01:05] <rocky_> if I were to do  sudo dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/dev/sdb2, would it copy all of the data on sda1 sector by sector to sdb2?
[01:05] <Logihk> Don't get an Apple or Microsoft product.
[01:05] <sebsebseb> karan: the nano is not Linux friendly either
[01:05] <thiebaude> zebastian, i dont need to use them to save ram since i have 2gb now
[01:05] <karan> because of its more functions
[01:05] <Logihk> Enemy of your freedom, etc.
[01:05] <sebsebseb> karan: there is lesser known stuff that is also rather good :)
[01:05] <sebsebseb> karan: look at the cowon stuff
[01:05] <naxa> thiebaude, well, i have ubuntu on a mobile hdd. on this computer there is a very old intel 82845/G graphics card. on the other i have a geforce 8xxx and on the third there is an ati radeon.
[01:05] <zebastian> thiebaude: i got 2gb too but it's nice how fast it moves
[01:05] <zebastian> especially the file manager
[01:05] <sabat> does ubuntu [jj, 9.04] automount USB flash drives on a default install??
[01:05] <karan> i would get an archos if i had the money..
[01:05] <MenZa> Yes, sabat.
[01:05] <Dr_Willis> theres a lot of mp3 players out there. :)  and video - been looking at the Samsung stuff
[01:06] <thiebaude> zebastian, yea, but i want my compiz
[01:06] <sebsebseb> karan: I haven't got any of them personally, but I hear they are very good,  plus they support OGG/Vorbis and FLAC which are open file formats :) and so yes rather Linux friendly
[01:06] <sabat> hmm, I assumed so, wonder why it won't work with mine :P
[01:06] <Dr_Willis> sabat:  it should.  depending on the filesystem
[01:06] <thiebaude> wobbly windows and rotating cubes
[01:06] <karan> well deos anyone know a place in canada where i can sell my zune for around 150?
[01:06] <sabat> not sure what FS, it's whatever it came with
[01:06] <sabat> works in windows
[01:06] <Dr_Willis> sabat:   that means very little :)
[01:06] <sebsebseb> karan: no and that's offtopic for this channel, but it will be ok I guess to ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:06] <naxa> thiebaude, i am pretty convinced that it's nothing to do with my graphics card but with ui design
[01:06] <thiebaude> naxa, yea, i got a GeForce also
[01:06] <Dr_Willis> sabat:  sudo fdisk -l and look and see what fs it is
[01:06] <Jeruvy> karan: you should ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:07] <naxa> thiebaude, maybe geforce is the best solution for gnome
[01:07] <sabat> my flash drive just blinks when i plug it in
[01:07] <thiebaude> naxa, i used to use 800x600 in xp also when i had xp
[01:07] <naxa> thiebaude, me too
[01:07] <karan> is there an itunes version for ubuntu?
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> sabat:  check 'dmesg' command a few times as you plug it in also to debug whats going on
[01:07] <thiebaude> naxa, i agree with you,nvidia graphics and sound i have
[01:07] <zebastian> Dr_Willis: you use lxde right?
[01:07] <sebsebseb> karan: no Apple and Microsoft do not make their products for Linux
[01:07] <naxa> nice :)
[01:08] <sebsebseb> karan: Linux also has it's own pretty good music players :)
[01:08] <naxa> well, everyone, i have to go. it's 2 am here... :)
[01:08] <Dr_Willis> zebastian:  yes.. i dident care for it.
[01:08] <naxa> good night! bye!
[01:08] <n-iCe> naxa: nite
[01:08] <sebsebseb> karan: many of which can also work with standard Ipods to sync them
[01:08] <thiebaude> karan, and then there is songbird
[01:08] <sabat>  /dev/sde1 w95 FAT16 (LBA)
[01:08] <zebastian> Dr_Willis: how do you mean you didn't care for it?
[01:08] <assinine> ◔ ◡ ◔ can anyone tell me why my flash isn't working? is anyone having a similar experience?
[01:08] <sebsebseb> karan: Banshee  can do Ipods
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> zebastian:  i dont like it.
[01:09] <thiebaude> assinine, you using 64bit?
[01:09] <ubuntu> how do i copy a hidden folder to another location or unhide so that i can access it ?
[01:09] <assinine> thiebaude: 32
[01:09] <thiebaude> ok
[01:09] <sebsebseb> karan: you should buy stuff that supports open standards, hence why I recommended that you  look at the cowon products
[01:09] <ChogyDan> ubuntu: ctrl+h
[01:09] <zebastian> Dr_Willis: weren't you the one who sold me into it about a week and a half ago?
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> sabat:  you could install/run the 'ntfs-config' tool and check the options to enable external and internal media (yes its for both vfat and ntfs drives) and/or mount the thing manually
[01:09] <ubuntu> ChogyDan, i see the folder .. but i want to copy the contents out of it
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> zebastian:  you are confused. I definatly do not like or reccomend lxde
[01:10] <sebsebseb> karan: When I say open standards do you know what I mean?
[01:10] <sabat> nah, it's cool now. I didn't realize it mounted it in /media
[01:10] <zebastian> Dr_Willis: why don't you recomend it? i'm just curious as to why you say so as though you would nearly discourage it
[01:10] <sabat> I was looking in /mnt
[01:10] <N3SS> buenas
[01:10] <ubuntu> is there flash for 64 bit ?
[01:10] <N3SS> alguien que use nvidia que me ayude con el twinview?
[01:10] <thiebaude> zebastian, try openbox
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> zebastian:  if you have a question about lxde ask the channel..  others may  know the answers
[01:10] <sabat> Caused the problem myself :D
[01:10] <N3SS> ya se ke es en ingles pero necesito ayuda
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> zebastian:  it has no features i need.
[01:11] <sabat> <-- PEBKAC
[01:11] <zebastian> thiebaude: i did years ago, never liked it much
[01:11] <karan> im just guessing dont talk about anything linux deosnt like right?
[01:11] <thiebaude> ahh, ok
[01:11] <dereks> i have an old machine i want to use as a headless box, connected via wifi. How hard is that to do if i install ubuntu with know xserver?
[01:11] <Dr_Willis> sabat:  :) I often link /media to /mnt :) but now ive learned to look in /media
[01:11] <karan> um is there cowon in canada?
[01:11] <thiebaude> zebastian, i had used it a long time
[01:11] <dereks> i want the headless box to connect to get an ip on book
[01:11] <sebsebseb> karan: of course not :)  you can talk about Ipod and Apple and stuff in here.    you can get cowon stuff online
[01:11] <rocky_> if I were to do  sudo dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/dev/sdb2, would it copy all of the data on sda1 sector by sector to sdb2?
[01:11] <bazhang> karan, this is ubuntu support; please take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:12] <Dr_Willis> rocky_:  yes basically thats what it does.
[01:12] <rocky_> epic
[01:12] <durt> dereks, no prob, graphical system has noting to do with much of anything else.
[01:12] <Dr_Willis> rocky_:  dont get your arguments backwards... or wrong. :)
[01:12] <sebsebseb> karan: you can ask  how to get an Ipod  or whatever working in Ubuntu,  but  most other stuff will be off topic  to do with buying a product and that
[01:12] <ubuntu> ChogyDan, i see the folder .. how do i copy the contents out ?
[01:12] <rocky_> lol, just had to make sure
[01:12] <mattgirv> karan: You can use GTKpod to sync with the iPod but it 'can' be fiddly getting it working initially. Its definitely better to get something that is a bit more open in terms of support if you can.
[01:12] <rocky_> if=thesource of=thedestination
[01:13] <sebsebseb> karan: let's continue in #ubuntu-offtopic plus other people will be able to help you in there
[01:13] <karan> i cant see the price for the cowon products :S?
[01:13] <Dr_Willis> rocky_:  and dont get 'sda' confused with 'sda1'
[01:13] <ChogyDan> ubuntu what is the problem?  Can't you just do it in a normal manner?  I'm not sure I follow
[01:13] <rocky_> lol
[01:13] <rocky_> I know the difference between sda and sda1, sda is the whole first hdd, sda1 is the first partition on the first drive
[01:13]  * thiebaude lets raid #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:13] <ubuntu> ChogyDan, i see the .hidden folder ... but i need to copy the contents out of it ... it wont let me access it
[01:13] <rocky_> thiebaude, I'll join you ;)
[01:13] <rocky_> jk
[01:14] <Dr_Willis> rocky_:  and one typo in dd.. can = deleted drive. :) so be carefull
[01:14] <thiebaude> ok, 1sec
[01:14] <ChogyDan> karan: fsf has a hardware page too
[01:14] <rocky_> o.O
[01:14] <ChogyDan> ubuntu does it say anything about the lack of access?
[01:14] <assinine> can anyone tell me why flash isn't working on my systems? one will play video only, no sound and one wont play anything other than the solid black box channel.
[01:14] <rocky_> Dr_Willis, I'm going to explain my situation as exact as I can
[01:15] <ChogyDan> assinine: is this 9.04?  have you tried pulse perfect setup?
[01:15] <ubuntu> ChogyDan, the folder contents could not be displayed ... you do not have the permissions to display it
[01:15] <assinine> ChogyDan: yes. no, how do you do that?
[01:15] <dereks> durt: how would i go about doing it
[01:15] <ChogyDan> assinine: http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/PerfectSetup#FlashPlayer
[01:17] <donnybrasco> hello - I need help with installing jaunty on my other system - here's the error I'm getting: "BUG: Int 14 CR2 ffffb0f0..."
[01:17] <durt> dereks, start with either a server install or a cli only install from the desktop alternate cd...
[01:17] <rocky_> Dr_Willis, /dev/sda1 (which is ntfs) has bad sectors, so I'm going to make a full backup (including even the bad sectors) to an external drive's partition /dev/sdb2, which is also ntfs.  the external is bigger than the internal.  here is the command that I <think> should do the backup: sudo dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/dev/sdb2
[01:17] <ChogyDan> ubuntu hmm, maybe right click the folder and try changing some of the permissions, including the last one re executable stuff
[01:17] <Logihk> "Ingsoc"
[01:17] <Logihk> Ha. Ha. Ha.
[01:18] <dereks> durt: right, but how do i configure a wpa session to start on boot
[01:18] <donnybrasco> I was unable to boot or install from the live cd and had to install using the alternate installer, but now I'm getting the same error when booting from the hd
[01:19] <durt> dereks, that I'm not familiar with but google for 'wireless at boot ubuntu' gives results.
[01:19] <gwildor> donnybrasco, looks like the bug report, and a fix, are here               https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/312554
[01:20] <gwildor> dereks, you can put whatever command(S) you use at the end of ~/.profile
[01:20] <rocky_> well, Dr_Willis? does the command look correct?
[01:20] <gwildor> dereks, and it will do it on login..
[01:20] <donnybrasco> gwildor, thanks
[01:21] <gwildor> donnybrasco, sorry if it seems difficult....i cant help more, i have to go in 2 mmins
[01:21] <rCX> What is the hotkey to show the desktop?
[01:21] <rocky_> rcx, you can set it
[01:22] <rCX> rocky_: how?
[01:22] <rocky_> look in system>preferences>keyboard shortcuts
[01:22] <rCX> rocky_: thx
[01:22] <rocky_> e.g., awhile ago I set ctrl+r to open up a terminal window instead of refreshing
[01:23] <Dr_Willis> rocky_:  to recover 'bad' data - there is the specilized 'dd_rescue' (or was it ddrescue) command. and you can 'dd' a drive image to a file. then access/mount that file via the loopback feature. no need to dd it to another hard drive as a image.. just to a file somewhere you can work on it can work.
[01:23] <O__o> hi how to go into linksys router without gui?
[01:24] <rocky_> hmmm
[01:24] <rocky_> Dr_Willis, can you give me syntax?
[01:24] <Dr_Willis> O__o:  the lynx or other text based browsers has worked for me
[01:24] <rocky_> assume everything I said in the previous post
[01:24] <Dr_Willis> rocky_:  use of=/path/to/whateverfile
[01:24] <O__o> Dr_Willis, but i try
[01:24] <rocky_> um
[01:25] <Dr_Willis> rocky_:  also use the BS= option to make the block size a little bigger for faster reading
[01:25] <O__o> Dr_Willis, i just want to see status who is on the network
[01:25] <rocky_> I am wondering, it won't do something silly like start copying the backup to the backup, will it?
[01:25] <donnybrasco> gwildor: thanks for your help anyway - that link is chinese to me :)
[01:25] <rocky_> so, would I do ddrescue if=/dev/sda1 of=/mybackup ?
[01:25] <Dr_Willis> dd if=/dev/sda1  of=/media/archives/sda1.image
[01:25] <rocky_> all the filesystems are ntfs, does that make a difference?
[01:26] <Dr_Willis> http://www.gnu.org/software/ddrescue/ddrescue.html
[01:26] <rocky_> lol, I'm think I'm one of the people that just wants people to give him a command -_- lol
[01:27] <Dr_Willis> a --block-size=1024 will speed it up a little.
[01:27] <Dr_Willis> learn what you are doing and why... dont just expect others to 'care' if they make a mistake.
[01:27] <donnybrasco> can anyone walk me through how to fix this bug?  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/312554
[01:27] <quidnunc> Can anybody see jsmath on this page correctly?  http://sputsoft.com/2009/09/remembering-trigonometric-addition-formulas/#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed
[01:27] <rocky_> Dr_Willis, yes, I understand that philosophy... but I don't always live it
[01:27] <Dr_Willis> ddrescue is designed to retry reading the data if its 'bad' several times befor it gives up.
[01:28] <Dr_Willis> normal dd is more brain dead..
[01:28] <rocky_> ok
[01:28] <rocky_> well.....
[01:28] <Dr_Willis> http://www.forensicswiki.org/wiki/Ddrescue
[01:29] <Dr_Willis> i dont think ddrescue uses the if/of type command line :)
[01:29] <rocky_> hm
[01:29] <Dr_Willis> you MIGHT want to ddrescue to the other hard drive instead of a file.. becuse windows wont be able to 'filesystemcheck' the file. but it could check/verify a exteranl drive
[01:30] <Dr_Willis> ddrescue and dd_rescue are completely different programs which share no development between them.
[01:31] <rocky_> Dr_Willis, I'm looking at this line right now:     ddrescue --no-split /dev/hda1 imagefile logfile
[01:32] <rocky_> I think that is what I want, except for it to be     ddrescue --no-split /dev/sda1 imagefile logfile
[01:32] <rocky_> I'll give that a shot, I guess, unless any red flags with you pop up
[01:33] <zebastian> how do i get rid of the bongo sound in the login screen?
[01:34] <blunder> hello
[01:35] <rocky_> ohai
[01:35] <dragonlyre> !hi |blunder
[01:35] <crunchybangy> hi blunder
[01:35] <blunder> how are things
[01:36] <durt> peachy keen, blunder , gotta question?
[01:36] <donnybrasco> I'm having trouble installing kubuntu to my other system - apparently this bug applies, but I have no clue what to do about it https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/312554
[01:36] <donnybrasco> can anyone help/walk me through this?
[01:36] <Cydell> does anyone know of an application that will allow me to have an IM for all the networked computers at my house?
[01:36] <blunder> no no really thought I might just idle for a bit...
[01:37] <chuy_max> how do I enable sound in Amarok 2?
[01:37] <donaldo> I have the black screen after installing nvidia drivers karmic
[01:38] <durt> donnybrasco, the bug was fixed, how is it still affecting you?
[01:38] <rewn> Cydell: openfire + pidgin
[01:38] <Spreadsheet> What is a well supported ftpd?
[01:38] <donnybrasco> I have no idea - just tried to install off the live cd, which didn't work, then off the alternate - which seemed to work, but I got the same error when booting from the hd
[01:39] <saru> Hey does Ubuntu have software that plays Blu-Ray?
[01:39] <Cydell> do I need an account or anything for that to work?
[01:39] <Spreadsheet> saru: read the docs
[01:39] <saru> or does VLC play blu-ray?
[01:39] <jgblanco> hi
[01:39] <quidnunc> !non-free | saru
[01:39] <quidnunc> !codecs | saru
[01:39] <Spreadsheet> I need an ftpd with an active irc channel
[01:39] <Spreadsheet> *a
[01:40] <chuy_max> how do I disable the touchpad click?
[01:40] <aleron> does anybody know how do i install songbird from source
[01:40] <aleron> i just got a folder of files
[01:40] <durt> donnybrasco, when did you download/burn the iso?
[01:40] <donnybrasco> durt: just last night
[01:40] <Dr_Willis> aleron:  you extract the archive, cd into it.. run it..
[01:41] <Dr_Willis> aleron:  thats how ive done it in the past.
[01:41] <aleron> so how is it again
[01:41] <Dr_Willis> aleron:  ive also had issues with it NOT working in the past few weeks.,
[01:41] <aleron> cause iu forgot
[01:41] <Dr_Willis> extract the archive.. it makes a dir. called 'songbird' or whatever.. the binary is in there somewhere that you run
[01:41] <jgblanco> hi
[01:42] <Uragano705460> .:::] Ci40 @ Tutti [:::. »BuTT3rF|y sCr|pT«»rEvOLuTiOnZ»v2.6«
[01:42] <jgblanco> i can't connect to my wireless network at home; i'm on a jaunty installation and my wireless card is an intel 3945 one
[01:42] <Uragano705460> ciao
[01:42] <Uragano705460> !list
[01:42] <durt> donnybrasco, whatever is happening I doubt it's this bug, can you paste the error in a pastebin?
[01:42] <nErVe> a few days back one of my friends changed a few bash settings.
[01:42] <nErVe>  everytime i say open terminal here in any folder the terminal points to the home direstory
[01:43] <nErVe> which file to I have to edit to change the settings
[01:43] <donnybrasco> durt: ok - give me one sec, cause I'll have to type it out (it's on my other system)
[01:43] <donnybrasco> ! pastebin
[01:43] <stevex> Hey, I'm having some problems installing Ubuntu Server
[01:44] <donaldo> hello
[01:44] <durt> stevex, did you try #ubuntu-server?
[01:44] <donaldo> help me please, I have the black screen after installing nvidia drivers karmic
[01:44] <stevex> Not yet, should I go there?
[01:44] <bazhang> donaldo, #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[01:44] <bruce-almightywo> hi i am new and need a little help with my usb mouse keep stopping
[01:45] <bruce-almightywo> yes
[01:45] <bazhang> stevex, ask here
[01:46] <stevex> Ok, one second
[01:46] <donaldo> bazhagan: ok
[01:46] <phat-ass> OK, now I've got a more clearly defined problem, I guess. I get the Jaunty xubuntu login screen and it now just reboots after about 5 seconds. Is that a kernel problem? Xorg?
[01:47] <kernowsoul> hi all, im trying to install ubuntu 9.10 moblin remix on a netbook from a usb stick but I can't get it to load, gives me the error "can not mount /dev/loop1 on /cow" any ideas?
[01:48] <bazhang> kernowsoul, the karmic support channel is #ubuntu+1
[01:48] <coolcat> hi, how can I use a gif animation in a latex presentation like for example the beamer class? Is that possible?
[01:48] <hikenboot> getting Failed to download some Release or Release.gpg files! trying to download with debmirror anyone know how to fix
[01:48] <kernowsoul> thx bazhang
[01:49] <durt> phat-ass, does booting in recovery give you boot details?
[01:50] <phat-ass> I can't boot into recovery on the latest kernel.
[01:51] <durt> phat-ass, but if it gives you details it'll give you an idea when the boot stops/restarts.
[01:52] <donnybrasco> durt: sorry for the wait - here it is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/278343/
[01:52] <phat-ass> I'll try that. I'll be back to let you know what happened. This is my only working machine right now, of course.
[01:52] <phat-ass> That was to durt.
[01:57] <quidnunc> Can anybody see jsmath on this page correctly?  http://sputsoft.com/2009/09/remembering-trigonometric-addition-formulas/#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed
[01:57] <Spreadsheet> How do I get Ubuntu to stop beeping, even when I turn off the volume>
[01:57] <dmf> Hey, everyone. I'm trying to create an 'emergency' USB stick running non-live Ubuntu... installation went absolutely perfectly, but I'm noticing that /tmp if using waaaay too many cycles on the poor thing. I heard that using tmpfs for /tmp would help, can anyone explain how to do that?
[01:58] <dmf> Spreadsheet: I think that would be system beeping. What's causing the beeps would help.
[01:58] <Spreadsheet> I'm causing the beeping
[01:58] <dmf> By doing what?
[01:58] <Spreadsheet> I open gedit, and then backspace on an empty document
[01:58] <Spreadsheet> It beeps
[01:58] <Dr_Willis> dmf:  i recall the AcerAspireone/Ubuntu netbook remix thread on the forums had that tip and others for resucing disk ussage/improveing live span.  But i just use the usb-creator tool i think it may allrady do a lot of that
[01:59] <durt> donnybrasco, I see, well if the latest kernel in JJ isn't working right then either a downgrade to II or try out KK.
[01:59] <dmf> Dr_Willis: It's a bit late for me to be attempting to use usb-creator... I'm trying to find a definitive guide to forcing /tmp into a tmpfs, but I've yet to find a decent one.
[02:00] <donnybrasco> durt: thanks very much for your time - I figured that I might get that answer eventually, but I
[02:00] <DigitalKiwi> Spreadsheet: alsamixer and hope you have a pc-beep option
[02:00] <donnybrasco> durt: **I'm just learning
[02:01] <durt> donnybrasco, what MB/cpu?
[02:01] <Spreadsheet> ok
[02:01] <donnybrasco> durt: didn't want to just jump to that solution if there was an oppurtunity to learn more
[02:01] <donnybrasco> durt: hang on- let me check
[02:02] <durt> donnybrasco, there is, but if this is a new install it's not worth the headache. Although if your up to it try and find a newer kernel for JJ in the PPAs but you need to chroot to your install from a live cd to install it.
[02:04] <stevex> Ok, I'm trying to install Ubuntu Server 9.04 and I have gotten two error msg's already
[02:05] <skath> How do I get karmic to load without launching GDM?  Just installed from the Alpha 6 ISO and it freezes at the splash screen - no ctrl-alt-backspace, no ctrl-alt-delete, no ctrl-alt-f1
[02:05] <stevex> Warning file:///cdrom/pool/main/l/langpack-locales/locales_2.9+cus20090214-7_all.deb was corrupt
[02:06] <stevex> and also "The installer cannot find a suitable kernel package to install"
[02:06] <Guest92229> question i have a nolder hp computer 700 mhz and im trying to put ubuntu 9.04 on it and it seems to be taking a long time to even get the live cd to boot...?
[02:06] <skath> I tried loading karmic with the recovery mode grub option and it blows right past the recovery menu, launches GDM and freezes
[02:06] <bazhang> skath, karmic support in #ubuntu+1
[02:07] <space_case> question i have an older hp computer 700 mhz and im trying to put ubuntu 9.04 on it and it seems to be taking a long time to even get the live cd to boot...?
[02:07] <skath> thanks bazhang
[02:07] <durt> skath, I think you hold down shift
[02:07] <bazhang> space_case, how much ram
[02:07] <space_case> 256 mb
[02:07] <space_case> it take a few minutes on my 600 mhz gateway....
[02:07] <bazhang> space_case, that does not sound abnormal
[02:09] <N-RoN> quick question. Does Ubuntu use DMG Image files?
[02:10] <bazhang> N-RoN, no it does not
[02:10] <stevex> During the process of me trying to install, my screen will just fill up with a bunch of different colors, and then give me error msg's saying it can't load this file
[02:10] <N-RoN> Is that only a mac image file type
[02:10] <bazhang> stevex, did you md5 the iso
[02:10] <bazhang> N-RoN, correct
[02:10] <durt> stevex, are you trying to install amd64 on 32bit?
[02:11] <mattgirv> N-RoN: Obviously you won't be able to install Mac software, but if its just regular files within the DMG you need - http://baghira.sourceforge.net/dmg.htm
[02:11] <NeuroFryk> anyone recommend any free nx servers, and where I can download it? Doesn't seem to be on the repository
[02:11] <stevex> The computer is an old Compaq Presario that used to have Windows 98 on it, could it be that the CPU is just to old or the Hard Drive isn't big enough?
[02:12] <bazhang> stevex, I would md5 the iso; could be a corrupted download
[02:12] <donnybrasco> durt: I can't seem to find out what mb/cpu I'm running - it's an ACER Aspire t325
[02:12] <bazhang> !md5
[02:12] <stevex> So the image just might be bad?
[02:13] <lasthopesinyouu> After playing with compiz my title bar on top of windows has gone away, any idea how i can get it back?
[02:13] <bazhang> stevex, could be, best to verify
[02:13] <NeuroFryk> lasthopes:  makes sure the window decorations checkbox is checked
[02:13] <lasthopesinyouu> ok
[02:13] <NeuroFryk> in the compiz config
[02:14] <lasthopesinyouu> oo
[02:14] <lasthopesinyouu> thanks
[02:14] <NeuroFryk> yw
[02:14] <lasthopesinyouu> and around the windows and in the idle windows i see the gears or whatever it's called
[02:14] <gilboman> stupid question of the day install frostwire
[02:14] <lasthopesinyouu> there's a silver mess behind it
[02:14] <lasthopesinyouu> how do i turn that completely off
[02:15] <NeuroFryk> not sure about that one; the way I set compiz up was to turn everything off at first then try one thing at a time and get it the way I liked it
[02:15] <donnybrasco> durt: I think I'm just going to try II or KK, like you suggested - unfortunately haven't had that much time to fool around on the computers lately
[02:15] <donnybrasco> durt: thank you so much for your help, though
[02:16] <durt> donnybrasco, sorry I couldn't help more.
[02:16] <pacheco> hi is there any program for my ipod
[02:16] <pacheco> ?
[02:16] <durt> !ipod
[02:16] <NeuroFryk> does anyone have verizon DSL and have a server running (FTP or otherwise)
[02:17] <gilboman> and why do i get a error message that says i need to fork
[02:17] <NeuroFryk> got port forwarding setup on my router but for some reason no one can connect to me
[02:18] <crdlb> NeuroFryk: you're using an alternate port that isn't blocked by the ISP?
[02:19] <NeuroFryk> I believe I tried specifying a different port ;  that could be the problem though ; I should just keep experimenting I guess ;)
[02:19] <stevex> Yeh, the iso image I burned is fine, it has to be my Hard drive not having enough space
[02:19] <bazhang> stevex, how much space?
[02:20] <abhilashm86> i'm not able to insatll, update or anything in ubuntu 9.04, this is the error--The repository may no longer be available or could not be contacted because of network problems. If available an older version of the failed index will be used. Otherwise the repository will be ignored. Check your network connection and ensure the repository address in the preferences is correct.
[02:20] <gilboman> hi everybody
[02:20] <bazhang> stevex, you could try the 9mb minimal installer and build from there
[02:20] <abhilashm86> please help
[02:20] <stevex> bazhang, 4 gigs
[02:20] <phat> durt: I get to recovery mode commandline. I hit startx and it hangs with a window telling me "user switcher has quit unexpectedly".
[02:21] <bazhang> abhilashm86, could you paste.ubuntu.com the output of cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:22] <durt> phat, that might not be related
[02:23] <stevex> bazhang, where is the 9mb minimal installer located of server?
[02:23] <TehSnarf> I'm having trouble setting up abcde and ivman, would this be the correct channel to ask for help about these?
[02:23] <bazhang> stevex, /msg ubottu minimal for more info
[02:23] <phat> durt: I didn't think it was.
[02:24] <phat> durt: there's another error window behind that one that I can't read.
[02:24] <gilboman> test
[02:24] <abhilashm86> bazhang: i pasted the contents......http://pastebin.ca/1579819
[02:24] <durt> phat, do you know how to edit /boot/grub.lst ?
[02:25] <crdlb> NeuroFryk: I ask because verizon blocks a bunch of ports, probably including port 21
[02:25] <yarp> hey guys, trying to install Jaunty on my mac pro, but its a pain and depending which disk you boot from, the grub device changes, so after installing and booting from the device, grub couldn't find itself and failed. I know how to fix it but grub won't let me tab-complete partitions so there is no way to check I have it right :P
[02:25] <phat> Durt: I can figure it out.
[02:25] <NeuroFryk> Ya, thanks to your mentioning that I just did a search on verizon blocked ports.. that must be my problem
[02:25] <yarp> so, does anyone know how to make it so tab complete works in grub? :)
[02:26] <abhilashm86> i pasted the contents......http://pastebin.ca/1579819, not able to update anything or install in ubuntu 9.04...
[02:26] <yarp> I'm booting off a live-cd
[02:27] <bazhang> abhilashm86, is your internet connection functioning on the install? you may wish to try and switch mirrors to test, or try later with the in. mirrors
[02:28] <abhilashm86> bazhang: i'm able to browse net and others irssi, hoaw to switch mirror? n test?
[02:28] <durt> phat, then remove the splash option and add no quiet, to the normal boot selection.
[02:29] <bazhang> abhilashm86, open up software sources under system-->administration
[02:29] <abhilashm86> yes i opened, next
[02:29] <phat> durt: ah yes, I remember that through the fog of my failing memory. Thanks.
[02:30] <lluad> Is there an appropriate forum for packaging questions? I'm looking for best practices on dh_prep vs dh_clean for rules files that need to work back to Hardy.
[02:30] <abhilashm86> bazhang: what i need to do in that?
[02:31] <bazhang> abhilashm86, check the drop down box that says download from 'server from india' and select a different one
[02:31] <bazhang> !packaging | lluad
[02:31] <kikbguy> My flash videos are extremely laggy.  I was told to download the driver for my video card (a VIA s3 unichrome 400 series video card), which I did.  After I ran the decompressed install.sh file and restarted my computer nothing changed.  The framerate on my computer is still 500 fps as opposed to the 2000 that it should be after installing the driver.  Anyone know what I did wrong or how to make flash run smoothly?
[02:31] <abhilashm86> bazhang:i gave test servers, i'l wait and see........
[02:32] <lluad> Thanks, bazhang. It's something that's not (or not obviously) covered there, so I'm looking for somewhere to ask about it.
[02:33] <kikbguy> BTW, I'm running ubuntu 9.04 on a 5 year old hp pavillion a465w desktop pc
[02:33] <bazhang> lluad, let me ask around
[02:33] <TehSnarf> where can I find config file information for the abcde program?
[02:34] <se7vn> kikbguy right click on the panel with the clock, and add CPU Level and make sure it's all the way up, helped for me
[02:34] <bazhang> TehSnarf, what is abcde
[02:34] <TehSnarf> "A better CD Encoder"
[02:34] <dragon> !info abcde
[02:35] <lluad> TehSnarf: : "man abcde" will probably tell you that.
[02:35] <dgoss_> ANyone think of a reason GDB wouldn't be loading share libs?
[02:35] <dgoss_> http://pastebin.com/m5c3ce0a5
[02:35] <stevex> 225 Mhz to low for 9.04 server?
[02:36] <dgoss_> stevex, not without X. ;D
[02:36] <dragon> !requirements | stevex
[02:36] <bazhang> stevex, that would be fine
[02:36] <stevex> Whats Xubuntu?
[02:36] <abhilashm86> bazhang: it showed japan server, but when i close E: Could not get lock /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[02:36] <abhilashm86> E: Unable to lock the list directory
[02:37] <abhilashm86> how to unlock?
[02:37] <bazhang> stevex, a tiny bit less resource hungry alternative to gnome based ubuntu, using xfce4 instead
[02:37] <dragon> abhilashm86: use sudo
[02:37] <dgoss_> There's no console-only Ubuntu?
[02:37] <bazhang> abhilashm86, you have more than one package manager open
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> dgoss_:  teres the server editions, and JEOS.
[02:37] <kikbguy> se7vn, when I try to add the the cpu frequency scaling monitor to my panel the computer says "error, cpu frequency modification is not supported on this machine"
[02:37] <stevex> I see, see what I'm trying to do is make my old Compaq into a nice little file server
[02:37] <dragon> abhilashm86: and make sure no other package manager (synaptic) is running simultaneously
[02:37] <gilboman> how do you fork?
[02:38] <TehSnarf> Well, crap.. no wonder.. I had WAVEOUTPUTDIR, instead of WAVOUTPUTDIR
[02:38] <dragon> stevex: it's worth a try :)
[02:38] <TehSnarf> that was in the man file.. boy, that's embarrasing... Thanks :/
[02:38] <jetrii> Is there a workaround to the copy paste problem in some gnome applications? Copying text from an application then closing it causes the clipboard to be cleared.
[02:38] <bazhang> gilboman, how does this relate to ubuntu
[02:38] <almostAg33k> im having issues using brasero to burn audio cds
[02:38] <abhilashm86> yes there is no other package manager oppen......
[02:38] <lluad> I'm betting it'll work, if you have enough RAM, stevex.
[02:38] <gilboman> The backend took too much time to process the synchronous request - you need to fork!
[02:38] <Dr_Willis> jetrii:  use the gclipper clipborad keeper tool. is handy.
[02:38] <dragon> abhilashm86: are you running it as root?
[02:38] <dragon> !who | abhilashm86
[02:38] <jetrii> Dr_Willis: I will give that a shot. Thank you.
[02:39] <stevex> What server would you suggest with only 225 Mhz processor?
[02:39] <bazhang> almostAg33k, does gnomebaker have similar issues
[02:39] <TehSnarf> Thanks all~
[02:39] <lluad> How much RAM do you have, stevex? That might be more of a limit than CPU speed.
[02:39] <abhilashm86> dryes is there a command to unlock, it din't update, so i pressed ctrl-z......
[02:40] <stevex> RAM is fine, know that for a fact
[02:40] <abhilashm86> dragon: is there a command to unlock, it din't update, so i pressed ctrl-z......
[02:40] <almostAg33k> whats gnomebaker
[02:40] <fccf> !info gnomebaker
[02:40] <bazhang> almostAg33k, an alternative burning app
[02:40] <abhilashm86>  ubottu:ok fine
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> !menu
[02:40] <dragon> abhilashm86: Ctrl+z sends it in the background. Next time use Ctrl+C, only in case of an emergency. For now, type `fg` in the same shell window.
[02:41] <stevex> If I'd install Xubuntu on my older system, could I still make that into a file server somehow?
[02:41] <MrKeuner> hello, is duplex printing possible on HP laserjet 4250 in Ubuntu?
[02:41] <lluad> If you install one of the server versions that's even lighter weight than Xubuntu, stevex.
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> stevex:  the desktop disrtos can work as fileservers yes.. Just install the services you want.
[02:41] <musikgoat> stevex: any desktop environment wouldn't affect your ability to make a machine a file server
[02:41] <musikgoat> but it could burden it
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> stevex:  just disable the X/gui/gdm/whatever login.. so theres no X starting up. but its there if you need it.
[02:42] <stevex> Ok, I think I'm going to go that route, wish me luck :)
[02:42] <fccf> MrKeuner: probably, the ppd printer driver file determines capabilities and cups tells it to do duplex
[02:42] <stevex> Xubuntu here I come :)
[02:43] <kikbguy> So to recap, flash is very laggy, I have a via s3 unichrome video card that is uber complicated to install properly, and my computer does not allow the cpu scaling monitor to be used. I am running ubuntu 9.04 on a 5 year old hp desktop pavillion pc.  Does anyone know how to get flash working or if there is some sort of binary driver for s3 unichrome video cards?
[02:43] <dragon> stevex: xubuntu would be too much for that machine. Go for ubuntu-server.
[02:43] <dragon> !ubuntu-server | stevex
[02:44] <dgoss_> Anyone know why gdb/linux/ubuntu(not sure which) would transform an strcpy into memcpy?
[02:44] <wahez> kikbguy: I had problems with an unichrome card too. I'd recommend buying an old nvidia card or something
[02:44] <Elone> is there a shortcut to restart gnome like KDE?
[02:44] <wahez> kikbguy: it
[02:44] <dragon> Elone: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[02:44] <stevex> Would you guys recommend the LTS version or the regular version of server?
[02:44] <musikgoat> !dontzap | Elone
[02:44] <wahez> kikbguy: it's not about the speed of the card, you just need a decently supported one
[02:44] <dgoss_> Unichrome cards are hell on Linux.
[02:44] <phat> durt: well, I'm not sure what I was looking for, but I got an error when it called nvidia, and vbox
[02:44] <MrKeuner> fccf, where can I find the ppd file? in CUPS?
[02:44] <dgoss_> Especially if they have TV-Out
[02:44] <dragon> stevex: LTS came out 1.5 year ago. I think current is better
[02:44] <wahez> stevex: for a server in your home, I'd recommend a regular version
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> stevex:   if you are going to do 'server' time to learn the command line well. :)  use whatever version you want.
[02:45] <gilboman> any one know how to get my graphix card work to full potential
[02:45] <Elone> thanks
[02:45] <dragon> !lts | stevex
[02:45] <lluad> Go for the regular version, stevex. The LTS is mostly for companies who don't want to be upgrading every year or two.
[02:45] <kikbguy> wahez, thanks, that's a good suggestion.  I'll look in to that.
[02:46] <bazhang> lluad, #ubuntu-motu would likely be an appropriate channel for your query
[02:46] <lluad> Thanks, bzahang, I'll head over there.
[02:46] <almostAg33k> sooo how do i install gnomebaker?
[02:46] <user_g> hi, anyone on a dual boot vista/buntu machine?
[02:46] <stevex> See this is my problem, ubuntu-server is giving me install errors on my old machine, so I need something lighter that a 224 Mhz processor can handle, but also something I can use as a file server
[02:47] <user_g> using Ksplice and would like to remove some of the old kernels on boot screen
[02:47] <durt> phat, so why does it reset?
[02:47] <elpiratedechron> hello I was wondering if theres an option to have ubuntu show side and bottom window borders of decorated windows show whem maximized
[02:47] <bazhang> almostAg33k, sudo apt-get install gnomebaker
[02:47] <elpiratedechron> by default it seems to remove them from sides/bottom and just extend the actual window to fit
[02:47] <dragon> stevex: What was the error? ubuntu-server is better if you want a server, especially on an antique box.
[02:47] <gilboman> there is allways tomorrow
[02:47] <elpiratedechron> they come back fine when restored.. I just want them there when maximized for astetic reasons
[02:48] <dragon> !enter | elpiratedechron
[02:48] <elpiratedechron> I cannot seem to find an option for this in compiz or emerald was wondering if anyone knows of a way
[02:49] <phat> durt: I do not know. Hmm... I'm going to have to deal with my xorg, or upgrade my video, I suspect.
[02:49] <soreau> elpiratedechron: Does it work if you run 'metacity --replace'?
[02:49] <user_g> anyone using ksplice?
[02:49] <ismael_> helo
[02:49] <durt> phat, well good luck
[02:49] <ismael_> elpme ubuntu
[02:49] <soreau> elpiratedechron: Also, I thought you said you were using debian
[02:50] <phat> durt: thanks.
[02:50] <elpiratedechron> I don't want to use metacity for a window management. and it didn't fix it when using gtk-windows.... which in your language != compiz
[02:50] <elpiratedechron> if you have nothing useful to say to me and just wanna show off your e-peen you can kindly keep it to yourself :)
[02:50] <dragon> elpiratedechron: what do you mean by "your language"?
[02:50] <dragon> !language | elpiratedechron
[02:51] <user_g> grub anyone?
[02:51] <dragon> !anyone | user_g
[02:51] <elpiratedechron> he tired to help me in #compiz and when what he suggested wasn't what I wanted he got an attitude like I wasn't trying it
[02:52] <soreau> elpiratedechron: This is why you don't get support because you're making false reports and you are not willing to try anything
[02:52] <user_g> ubottu: how to remove kernel(s) from list since using ksplice (kernels listed on boot screen)
[02:52] <elpiratedechron> I TIRED IT
[02:52] <elpiratedechron> it doesn't fix it
[02:52] <elpiratedechron> accept it
[02:52] <FloodBot2> elpiratedechron: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:52] <soreau> elpiratedechron: It's not helping that you're asking a question about your broken debian system in #ubuntu
[02:53] <elpiratedechron> actaully I'm using ubuntu
[02:53] <elpiratedechron> .....
[02:53] <soreau> elpiratedechron: So next time think before you speak
[02:53] <ChogyDan> user_g: you should remove the kernels using apt
[02:53] <elpiratedechron> which last I checked was based on debain
[02:53] <user_g> but how? ChogyDan
[02:53] <bazhang> elpiratedechron, please be civil
[02:53] <ChogyDan> user_g: use synaptic, and look for linux-image
[02:53] <user_g> ChogyDan don't mind a few listed but the last 3 kernels I don't mind just when they start do add up
[02:54] <ChogyDan> user_g: obviously, make sure not to remove linux-generic or your latest kernels
[02:54] <user_g> ChogyDan I think they all say generic
[02:54] <user_g> ChogyDan: btw is there a limit to how many kernels are listed?
[02:55] <ChogyDan> user_g: yes, thats fine, but don't remove the exactly name package: linux-generic
[02:55] <Elone> anyone know if i can change /tmp to a syn. link to a ntfs dir?
[02:56] <user_g> ChogyDan: ok. Is there a limit to how many kernels are listed on the boot screen? Or, are there 10, 20 or more?
[02:56] <Biovore> Elone: I think thats a bad idea
[02:56] <leaf-sheep> user_g: Unlimited. ;3
[02:56] <brous-ree> Elone -> why would you want to ever do that?
[02:57] <Elone> BiosElement: coz my root partition is low in space
[02:57] <Biovore> Elone: I think temp needs to be a filesystem that support the linux security model stuff.
[02:57] <user_g> leaf-sheep: 3? Or does grub get clogged or something? I don't mind a few but too many might confuse some folks when I give it away
[02:57] <Biovore> ntfs dosn't do this.
[02:57] <Elone> BiosElement: i see
[02:58] <user_g> leaf-sheep? ChogyDan?
[02:58] <ChogyDan> user_g: whats up?
[02:58] <leaf-sheep> user_g: Folks? Why are you using ksplice? I'm sure the folks you give away won't mind rebooting. It won't get clogged. You can remove the kernels if you want. It's really small in filesize and does not cause confusions.
[02:58] <user_g> <-- so far get it, i think. use synaptic
[02:59] <wahez> Elone: How about removing packages you don't need? I use dpigs to find big packages that I don't need.
[02:59] <rocky_> wow... http://fatpita.net/?i=1036
[02:59] <bazhang> rocky_, this is not #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:00] <user_g> I was thinking of removing ksplice; it sounds like a good idea, but kind of want some security for the user who'll be using the machine
[03:00] <Elone> wahez: let me try
[03:01] <se7vn> wahez:  is that in the debian-goodies package?
[03:01] <dragon> Elone: don't try that, please.
[03:01] <leaf-sheep> user_g: With Karmic coming up, there are new kernels and you're going to include them in near future. The latest kernel will be used by default and such. If something breaks, you can always resort back to old kernel at boot.
[03:01] <user_g> ChogyDan and leaf-sheep: was wondering if I needed to do anything to grub so I won't get support calls --- both your idea on this: remove Ksplice and leave the machine as is? or not?
[03:02] <ChogyDan> user_g: sorry, I don't know Ksplice
[03:02] <elpiratedechron> does anybody have an actual solution to make the window borders on the sides and bottom of windows show when maximized? I should note this is not the same issue where decorations disappear entirely, or is it really any sort of issue this is solely an aesthetic wish. I'm using emerald 0.7.2 theme manager, compiz 0.8.2, under ubuntu 9.04. Also I've tried using gtk-window-decorator so I don't believe it's an emerald issue
[03:02] <wahez> se7vn: yes I think it is
[03:02] <leaf-sheep> I'll admit that I never used Ksplice myself so I can't be a fair call for you to make an informed decision.
[03:03] <soreau> elpiratedechron: It's a problem with your distro, debian
[03:03] <soreau> elpiratedechron: You should probably ask there, in #debian
[03:03] <user_g> ChogyDan rebootless updates? http://www.ksplice.com/uptrack     ---i think that's the url
[03:03] <leaf-sheep> user_g: Servers or machine? Laptop?  If it's not server, then there are no point in having ksplice unless you're going for longest uptime and etc cetera.
[03:03] <bazhang> !emerald | elpiratedechron
[03:04] <elpiratedechron> ubottu thank you for actually saying something helpful
[03:04] <Elone> dragon: huh?
[03:04] <elpiratedechron> it's nice to know people in here actually have something useful to say
[03:04] <user_g> leaf-sheep? your input? remove kplice and tell them about synaptic update manager? I want no support calls, cuz after the machine leaves here they'll mostly be on their own
[03:04] <ChogyDan> user_g: cool offtopic, I used to know a linux guy in college that wanted to create such software.  wonder if that is him...
[03:04] <user_g> laptop
[03:04] <bazhang> elpiratedechron, ubottu is a bot.
[03:04] <leaf-sheep> !emerald | elpiratedechron
[03:04] <elpiratedechron> but like i said I tried a differnt window decorator
[03:04] <elpiratedechron> damn
[03:04] <rocky_> bazhang, sorry, I felt like doing an amsg, and as far as I know, there is not a way to exclude channels
[03:04] <leaf-sheep> ubottu? :(
[03:04] <elpiratedechron> that exlpains why ubottu missed it
[03:05] <bazhang> rocky_, please dont do it again, thanks
[03:05] <user_g> ChogyDan: perhaps it's him
[03:05] <rocky_> o.O
[03:05] <rocky_> w/e
[03:06] <user_g> leaf-sheep and ChogyDan Thanks so much for your help. Much appreciated
[03:06] <se7vn> Ahh, Netsplit again?
[03:06] <Cream> !netsplit
[03:06] <cciRRus> i can't find the Deskbar panel in jaunty... any ideas??
[03:07] <bobertdos> leaf-sheep: You'd be surprised how much work it takes to keep him running, heh
[03:07] <dragon> se7vn: yeah, looks like it
[03:07] <user_g> anyone else flooded with "quits"?
[03:07] <dg1> hey i have an installation that i installed with wubi inside windows, I decided I liked ubuntu so I made its own partition now, how do i get my stuff off the wubi install?
[03:07] <Shidash> So I am looking for any possible suggestions. I am getting quite desperate. Not having sound is a pretty major issue for me.
[03:08] <brez> dg1: are u referring to the boot selection menu
[03:08] <XDevHald> Shidash: Is this with Pulseaudio?
[03:08] <almostAg33k> so i just tryd to burn a cd with gnomebaker. it converted the tracks attempted to burn and the a window poped up and said faild
[03:08] <wahez> cciRRus: you need to install deskbar-applet (or a similar name) in synaptic
[03:08] <se7vn> Shiidash: What system you running?
[03:08] <user_g> ChogyDan? leaf-sheep still here?
[03:08] <Shidash> XDevHald: ALSA or Pulseaudio, I can't tell
[03:08] <bazhang> almostAg33k, mp3 cd?
[03:08] <Shidash> se7n: 9.04
[03:08] <cciRRus> previously the applet is installed by default, right?
[03:08] <bobertdos> dg1: As Wubi is contained within your Windows partition, it is simply a matter of mounting your Windows partition to Ubuntu.
[03:08] <almostAg33k> yea
[03:09] <dg1> some guy told me to do something and it made this file "my-packeges"
[03:09] <se7vn> Shidash: On a Laptop?
[03:09] <XDevHald> Have you removed both including the dependencies that go with them and them reboot and re-install them back?
[03:09] <Shidash> se7vm" Yes
[03:09] <wahez> So Shidash: you did 'sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel'. Did you run that alsa info script again after that?
[03:09] <Shidash> hm... let me try that
[03:09] <ChogyDan> user_g: sorta, but I can't really help with ksplice.
[03:10] <dg1> do i mount "root.disk"
[03:10] <bazhang> almostAg33k, all the necessary codecs installed?
[03:10] <almostAg33k> yes im trying to burn mp3's
[03:10] <user_g> ChogyDan noprobs. but thanks so much for your input
[03:10] <Elone> @@
[03:10] <XDevHald> Shidash: Try that first and let us know back on this channel
[03:10] <Elone> how nice XCDF
[03:10] <leaf-sheep> user_g: Ya.
[03:10] <user_g> leaf-sheep, if you're still here, thanks
[03:10] <almostAg33k> im not sure.
[03:10] <user_g> leaf-sheep! one more think
[03:11] <user_g> <--- I'll remove ksplice
[03:11] <leaf-sheep> user_g: Oh you said something about "flood with quits" That's called netsplit.
[03:11] <dg1> "my-packages" file idk
[03:11] <leaf-sheep> !netsplit | user_g
[03:11] <Shidash> Shoot, I forget the command for the alsa information script, what is it?
[03:11] <user_g> command netsplit with !?
[03:11] <XDevHald> wahez: Do you have the alsa command script for Shidash?
[03:11] <leaf-sheep> user_g: No. That's a trigger for me to call ubottu to give you more information on netsplit. :)
[03:12] <user_g> :)
[03:12] <dg1> brez? bobertdos?
[03:12] <wahez> Shidash XDevHald : sorry guys I'm at work and can't login to my home machine at the moment
[03:12] <almostAg33k> what codecs and where do i get them?
[03:13] <XDevHald> No problem wahez. I'll pull it up for him
[03:13] <wahez> Shidash: maybe this:http://git.alsa-project.org/?p=alsa-driver.git;a=blob_plain;f=utils/alsa-info.sh
[03:13] <lenswipe> XDevHald, Ambulance or a buscuit?
[03:13] <user_g> leaf-sheep, another thing. These are ppl who get Windows PCs easily infected with malware, so, hoping for them to use ubuntu
[03:13] <XDevHald> lol
[03:13] <XDevHald> What?
[03:13] <lenswipe> ?
[03:13] <lenswipe> XDevHald, Ambulance or a buscuit?
[03:13] <XDevHald> ummm....
[03:13] <XDevHald> Is this a trick question?
[03:13] <lenswipe> no
[03:14] <bazhang> lenswipe, ??
[03:14] <XDevHald> ok... Buscuit
[03:14] <lenswipe> bazhang, its a simple question
[03:14] <XDevHald> Biscuit*
[03:14] <lenswipe> XDevHald, thanks
[03:14] <XDevHald> Why?
[03:14] <leaf-sheep> user_g: Ask the right person.  He'll tell you *any* linux distro are the best choice. :)
[03:14] <bazhang> lenswipe, was there something ubuntu support related you wished to say?
[03:14] <esaym153> howdy, does the virtualbox in the repos the version with the working usb ports?
[03:14] <user_g> leaf-sheep, agree with me? ppl like them should use Win offline a learn to use nix in combo for desktop use anyway
[03:14] <XDevHald> I didn't understand that question...
[03:15] <IdleOne> XDevHald: there was nothing to understand
[03:15] <esaym153> * howdy, is the virtualbox in the repos the version with the working usb ports?
[03:15] <XDevHald> Ok.
[03:15] <bazhang> XDevHald, ignore him
[03:15] <lenswipe> bazhang, not at all, just thought id ask Ambulance or a buscuit, whats your preference btw
[03:15] <Ashhh> lenswipe: woots
[03:15] <Shidash> Hm... the command isn't alsa-info
[03:15] <bazhang> lenswipe, please take chat elsewhere
[03:15] <leaf-sheep> esaym153: No. See VirtualBox website to get the one with USB.
[03:15] <Ashhh> lol
[03:15] <IdleOne> !ot > lenswipe
[03:15] <bastid_raZor> esaym153: no, you would need to get it from the website
[03:15] <user_g> alright, leaf-sheep thanks a lot for your helpful info as well. later.
[03:15] <wzssyqa> esaym153: no,it is ose edition
[03:15] <XDevHald> What a leech
[03:16] <esaym153> THANK YOU
[03:16] <lenswipe> bazhang, dont you like buscuits? :'(
[03:16]  * XDevHald gets back to helping Shidash
[03:16] <foundry87> For some reason my webcam isn't working, I remember it working a long time ago but now it just won't. Can someone help me figure this out?
[03:16] <user_g> goblinx is great, but some how after a while flash seems to mess the system so much so for a reboot :`(
[03:16] <wahez> Shidash: Have you tried this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems
[03:17] <wzssyqa> foundry87: is it break?
[03:17] <wahez> Shidash: it also says where you can get the alsa script
[03:17] <user_g> goblinx with no flash hasn't rebooted in a month and works darn great!
[03:17] <Shidash> wahez: Yes, I lost that link. Thanks
[03:17] <user_g> <-- perhaps hardware issue
[03:17] <foundry87> wzssyqa: No I don't believe it's broken, I haven't really touched it in months
[03:17] <user_g> !thanks leaf-sheep
[03:17] <leaf-sheep> user_g: Np.
[03:17] <pete_> does using a upnp server like ushare make my machine at risk??
[03:18] <almostAg33k> an one know how to run diablo 2?
[03:18] <user_g> have a good one, bye.
[03:18] <cciRRus> any pidgin users here?
[03:18] <dg1> yeah
[03:18] <leaf-sheep> user_g: I think you want a !cookie for me.
[03:18] <bazhang> almostAg33k, via wine
[03:18] <se7vn> Shidash: asoundconf     ?
[03:18] <bazhang> check the appdb almostAg33k
[03:18] <bazhang> !appdb | almostAg33k
[03:18] <wzssyqa> foundry87: maybe you should try it under another os
[03:18] <XDevHald> Shidash: What Architecture do you run? I.E: Amd64 etc
[03:18] <foundry87> wzssyqua: I don't have any other OS's
[03:18] <cciRRus> how do i make my pidgin display contacts w/o groups (e.g. friends, workers)   Just online and offline
[03:19] <foundry87> cciRRus: Ask #pidgin
[03:19] <pete_> does using a upnp server like ushare make my machine at risk??
[03:19] <cciRRus> ok
[03:19] <almostAg33k> i figured out gnomebaker
[03:19] <almostAg33k> TY!!
[03:19] <wzssyqa> foundry87: are you using a laptop?
[03:19] <foundry87> wzssyqa: No I'm using a desktop
[03:19] <cciRRus> pete: no
[03:20] <Shidash> XDevHald: Not sure
[03:20] <almostAg33k> im actully burning a disc now. ill let you know if it werks
[03:20] <pete_> cciRRus, ok, good. i got all my ports closed etc.
[03:20] <XDevHald> Shidash: Goto System > System Monitor and select the "System" tab
[03:20] <cciRRus> upnp will open ports w/o your approval
[03:20] <stevex> Could you make Xubunutu into a file server?
[03:20] <wzssyqa> foundry87: does it have a power button?
[03:20] <cciRRus> so if you let malware into your system, it could get access via upnp
[03:20] <XDevHald> This is on your Gnome menu above or below, however you have it setup.
[03:21] <bastid_raZor> stevex: install apache2?
[03:21] <pete_> cciRRus, great.
[03:21] <XDevHald> Shidash: It will say "Processor"
[03:21] <dg1> anyone play tribes 2
[03:21] <pete_> cciRRus, well luckily linux should have little malware, and i only install programs from the repo's
[03:21] <Shidash> My updated alsa script: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=dcc5ef695a561fe8bd9f5ba9290fc4abefaf376d
[03:22] <foundry87> wzssyqa: When I plug the webcam into the computer a blue light on it turns on for a few seconds then turns off. I'm pretty sure it's always been this way.
[03:22] <pete_> cciRRus, and watching videos i download on the laptop through the xbox360 on my HDTV is priceless
[03:22] <cciRRus> pete_:  they can gain access to your pc via flash or java vulnerabilities
[03:22] <stevex> apache2 is I'm assuming file server software?
[03:22] <pete_> cciRRus, great.........
[03:22] <BJJblue> stevex:  apache is a web server
[03:23] <XDevHald> Shidash: This is 9.04...
[03:23] <XDevHald> Not 9.10
[03:23] <stevex> Anyone ever use Xubuntu and have any comments?
[03:23] <wzssyqa> foundry87: maybe,you should try it under other os of friends
[03:23] <Shidash> XDevHald- That is what I thought I said
[03:23] <BJJblue> stevex:  what do you want to know about it?
[03:23] <pete_> stevex, i'm on it, its faster than gnome and more useable in my opinion
[03:23] <BJJblue> it's basically the same thing... just has a different desktop environment
[03:23] <XDevHald> No problem.
[03:23] <foundry87> wzssyqa: Is there no other way to test it..?
[03:24] <se7vn> Shidash:  you may want to take a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1073090
[03:24] <wzssyqa> foundry87: do you have a cheese installed?
[03:24] <afallenhope> nvm just use GEE-Xbox
[03:24] <foundry87> wzssyqa: No
[03:24] <stevex> Yeh, I have an old compaq presario with a 225 Mhz processor, just trying to install something light that will run smooth
[03:24] <XDevHald> Shidash: Did you ever find out what processor you're running?
[03:24] <pete_> stevex, then use fluxbox, for a system that sow
[03:24] <wzssyqa> foundry87: maybe,you should install it
[03:24] <pete_> slow*
[03:24] <XDevHald> I assume it's an Intel correct?
[03:24] <BJJblue> stevex:  xubuntu is probably okay, but you could go lighter if you wwanted
[03:25] <Shidash> XDevHald- The processor is an Intel(R) Core(TM) Duo CPU L9400 @1.86GHz
[03:25] <pete_> afallenhope, isn't gee-xbox just ushare, thats what im using right now
[03:25] <BJJblue> stevex:  there's also crunchbang which is ubuntu based
[03:25] <se7vn> He's running AMD with HD Sound
[03:25] <pete_> Shidash, same as me is it an Hp ?
[03:25] <XDevHald> Shidash: Thanks, just a sec
[03:25] <BJJblue> but not an official distro
[03:25] <stevex> What's the lightest distro I could go, but still be nice for me to use?
[03:25] <pete_> stevex, use ubuntu with fluxbox
[03:25] <pete_> stevex, but honestly, on that machine, any gui is going to lag
[03:25] <BJJblue> stevex:  try xubuntu and see how that works.  If you want lighter, fluxbox
[03:25] <freenose> Is the ubuntu mini.iso desktop or server orientated?
[03:25] <pete_> how much ram, 32mb?
[03:25] <Shidash> pete_: It is a Lenovo Thinkpad
[03:26] <pete_> Shidash, oh, dif machine same processor, good one though
[03:26] <XDevHald> Shidash: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshootingProcedure
[03:26] <afallenhope> pete_, I didn't mean to send it on this server
[03:26] <afallenhope> lol.
[03:26] <Shidash> se7n- The audio doesn't work on headphones either
[03:26] <pete_> afallenhope, im just curious, since i just set up ushare and im watching a movie right now and its working great
[03:26] <pete_> how is that other one different
[03:26] <afallenhope> pete_, I use mplayer for that
[03:26] <afallenhope> mplayer ce
[03:27] <se7vn> o
[03:27] <pete_> afallenhope, to stream to xbox you use mplayer?
[03:27] <afallenhope> pete_, it's actually to my Wii and I ftp
[03:27] <stevex> If I went ahead and installed Fluxbox, could I still setup that old computer as a file server?
[03:28] <BJJblue> stevex:  yes
[03:28] <pete_> afallenhope, oh, ok... thats cool
[03:28] <stevex> BJJblue, same thing with Xubuntu correct?
[03:28] <BJJblue> stevex:  they're all the same
[03:28] <stevex> True, both just lighter on the resource side
[03:28] <BJJblue> stevex:  they just have different window managers
[03:28] <pete_> stevex, linux is much more flexible than ur used to probably
[03:28] <BJJblue> but the backend is identical
[03:29] <stevex> God I have to get away from this Windows crap
[03:29] <BJJblue> stevex:  think of desktop environments as 'themes' of sorts, except that it also handles how the windows are drawn and handled
[03:29] <BJJblue> and stuff like that
[03:29] <pete_> stevex, lol i hear ya
[03:29] <BJJblue> stevex:  you'll get there =)
[03:29] <stevex> Anyone recommend a good website and or book to learn essential commands?
[03:29] <MenZa> !cli | stevex
[03:29] <pete_> I get probably 2x as much speed and battery life out of this laptop on xubuntu than windows vista
[03:30] <BJJblue> stevex:  it's kind of hard to just learn commands.  YOu'll learn them by using them, but there should be a few websites with basic commands
[03:30] <pete_> stevex, many are similar to windows commands if you are fimiliar
[03:30] <pete_> such cd etc.
[03:30] <XDevHald> Shidash: I see you have alsa-base 1.0.18rc3 - Did you see that there is a full development for 1.0.18.dfsg-1ubuntu8 ?
[03:31] <dios_mio> what does this mean in ps? --> [aplay] <defunct>
[03:31] <BJJblue> stevex:  the reason i say that is because a lot of commands arise from the software installed on the system rather than the system itself.
[03:31] <foundry87> wzssyqa: I just tested it on another computer running Ubuntu and it works. In gstreamer-properties under the Video tab I can't select the device because the dropdown box is faded out. I was able to change it on the other computer though and that's what made it work.
[03:31] <user_g> leaf-sheep
[03:31] <almostAg33k> sweet the cd i burned with gnomebaker works
[03:31] <stevex> K guys, currently downloading Xubuntu, wish me luck :)
[03:31] <bazhang> almostAg33k, nicely done
[03:31] <BJJblue> stevex:  are you currently on an ubuntu machine?
[03:31] <BJJblue> because you can try out the xubuntu interface without reinstalling
[03:31] <XDevHald> Shidash: Also make sure you have alsa-utils 1.0.18-1ubuntu11
[03:31] <stevex> BJJblue, nah, my main machine is Vista :(
[03:32] <user_g> stevex make sure to check the sha1sum or md5sums or both
[03:32] <BJJblue> ah okay
[03:32] <pete_> stevex, you can switch between any of them at the login screen under sessions.
[03:32] <pete_> gnome, kde, xfce, fluxbox
[03:32] <user_g> where's leaf-sheep?
[03:32] <stevex> Ok, I will check both, thanks for the tip
[03:32] <cwillu> user_g, checking one is sufficient
[03:32] <cwillu> stevex, ^^^
[03:32] <stevex> I'm going to check md5sums
[03:32] <user_g> prefer sha1 though
[03:32] <Shidash> XDevHald- I am working on upgrading ALSA. How would I check to see if I have alsa-utils 1.0.18-1ubuntu11
[03:33] <user_g> md5sum *.iso
[03:33] <cwillu> ... either is sufficient if you're not looking at malicious tampering
[03:33] <XDevHald> Shidash: Type in synaptic: alsa
[03:33] <cwillu> and md5sum is significantly faster
[03:33] <pete_> Shidash, sudo apt-cache search alsa-utils 1.0.18-1ubuntu11
[03:33] <XDevHald> aye
[03:33] <user_g> isn't md5sum weak/broken?
[03:33] <XDevHald> that too if you don't have synaptic up
[03:33] <cwillu> user_g, "... either is sufficient if you're not looking at malicious tampering"
[03:33] <stevex> Now after I check md5sum, and it comes back there is something wrong, redownload?
[03:33] <pete_> XDevHald, i like ur idea actually
[03:33] <BJJblue> user_g:  mathematically, i think sha is broken, but not to the point of being threatening in the field
[03:34] <BJJblue> i don't think md5 is
[03:34] <user_g> sorry cwillu, got it
[03:34] <cwillu> user_g, you're not gonna break md5 by accident
[03:34] <BJJblue> but i may be wrong
[03:34] <XDevHald> pete_ like wise if synaptic is not up :-)
[03:34] <Shidash> XDevHald- I typed in sudo apt-get -y install linux-headers-`uname -r` as it said to in the tutorial and I got the message that E: Couldn't find package linux-headers-uname -r
[03:34] <user_g> :)
[03:34] <stevex> I can't wait to try Linux!!!!
[03:34] <pete_> Shidash, you need to know the package name..
[03:34] <cwillu> BJJblue, md5 has real collisions, sha1 has collisions on long'ish subsets of the full application
[03:34] <stevex> Ha, I'm actually excited it's weird
[03:34] <XDevHald> Agreed, what pete_ said Shidash
[03:34] <BJJblue> aah okay - thanks for the clarification
[03:34] <foundry87> I'm trying to select a device for my webcam in gstreamer-properties but it's not letting me, can someone help?
[03:34] <BJJblue> good luck stevex!
[03:35] <XDevHald> stevex: You waiting for your CD?
[03:35] <cwillu> BJJblue, something out of the sha2 series is recommended as an interim solution until the new hash function competition is completed in two (?) years
[03:35] <stevex> Yeh, will let you guys know once I start the installation process, btw, for burning, the program ImgBurn = success!
[03:35] <cwillu> (sha2 is the same construction as sha1, but with more bits and more iterations)
[03:35] <cwillu> sha256sum, for instance
[03:35] <XDevHald> stevex: Nevermind, great to see you're burning it.
[03:36] <Shidash> pete_: sudo apt-cache search alsa-utils 1.0.18-1ubuntu11
[03:36] <pete_> yea
[03:36] <Shidash> pete_: Returns nothing
[03:36] <BJJblue> stevex:  just a little semantic point i want to clarify - you are technically trying out linux, but linux is just the kernel (the core of the operating system... it's called NT in windows)  More precisely, you're trying out the Ubuntu linux-distribution
[03:36] <user_g> stevex: imgburn is great so is xfburn
[03:36] <BJJblue> I just mention it because it's a slightly confusing thing
[03:36] <user_g> I think cdbrunerxppro is good for windows
[03:36] <BJJblue> and understanding that will make stuff you read on the internet much clearer
[03:36] <stevex> BJJblue, I agree, and user_g, xfburn is good also
[03:36] <XDevHald> pete_ I think he is running from a different source.
[03:36] <XDevHald> He needs to change is sources list.
[03:36] <pete_> XDevHald, possibly
[03:37] <pete_> Shidash, sudo apt-cache search alsa-utils
[03:37] <user_g> cwillu: I think you'll be able to help with this...
[03:37] <pete_> before you update your lists...
[03:37] <ugliefrog> i changed themes and somehow my icons in office have been replaced with text....is there a fix aroo
[03:37] <pete_> ugliefrog, what do you mean in office
[03:37] <cwillu> stevex, expanding on what BJJblue just said, you can get an almost identical desktop from any distro that uses gnome, including things such as bsd (which isn't linux at all)
[03:37] <pete_> open office?
[03:37] <Shidash> pete_: alsa-utils - ALSA utilities
[03:37] <user_g> ... gpg -c --cipher-algo AES256 filename...
[03:37] <Shidash> gnome-alsamixer - ALSA sound mixer for GNOME
[03:37] <pete_> Shidash, sudo apt-get intall alsa-utils
[03:37] <pete_> install*
[03:37] <SuspectZero> hey there. is there a way i can install ubuntu from windows without the use of external software? like anything built in on the cd itself?
[03:37] <ugliefrog> pete_, open office
[03:38] <BJJblue> cwillu:  his head is about to explode! Take cover!
[03:38] <pete_> ugliefrog, try going to the icon themes and re-selecting the icon package or trying a new one
[03:38] <user_g> enter passphrase. quantum breakage easily but what about privacy?
[03:38] <pete_> ?
[03:38] <stevex> Ok, once I finish the install I will probably be rambling off a lot of ?'s to you guys ha :)
[03:38] <cwillu> SuspectZero, you can use wubi, but I personally don't recommend it :p
[03:38] <BJJblue> yeah please do
[03:38] <XDevHald> lol pete_ we had him running the actual repo name :-p
[03:38] <pete_> yea
[03:38] <cwillu> user_g, I'm sorry, I don't understand the question
[03:38] <pete_> thats what i figured out
[03:38] <pete_> haha
[03:38] <stevex> Now if only my laptop had Steam on it, a little CS wouldn't hurt while I wait :)
[03:38] <SuspectZero> cwillu hahah well im trying to see if i can encorporate the install into a different distro
[03:38] <pete_> good call though
[03:38] <SuspectZero> which is based off ubuntu
[03:39] <cwillu> user_g, crypto based on factoring large numbers is broken if we figure out how to make large-scale quantum computers, but that's not gonna happen over night
[03:39] <BJJblue> sstevex:  lol college student, i presume?
[03:39] <user_g> I send you a .gpg file with the passphrase already in it, not need for keys, just enter pw
[03:39] <Shidash> pete_: I tried to install it but it said that it was already the newest version.
[03:39] <pete_> Shidash, hmmmm.......
[03:39] <XDevHald> Shidash: To the right of the repo name does it show the version?
[03:39] <user_g> safe? and no, I don't mean personally send you a file just wonder about email without public and priv. encry.
[03:39] <bullgard4> I have installed SeaMonkey 1.1.17 on two computers. On one computer the Window menu shows the menu items Navigator, Mail_&_Newsgroups, Composer, Address_Book and IRC_Chat. On the other Mail_and_Newsgroups and Address_Book are missing. How can I add Mail_and_Newsgroups and Address_Book?
[03:39] <pete_> Shidash, and is your card not showing up at all?
[03:40] <cwillu> user_g, it's no stronger than your password (and potentially less, although to determine that I'd have to actually spend some time looking up your exact command line)
[03:40] <cwillu> user_g, the password is generally the weakest part of gpg though
[03:40] <cwillu> hence the use of keys
[03:40] <user_g> ok, i c
[03:40] <foundry87> I'm trying to select a device for my webcam in gstreamer-properties but it's not letting me, can someone help?
[03:40] <cwillu> as a general principle, human beings can't remember enough bits to make good key material
[03:41] <cwillu> user_g, they call them 'pass phrases' in this context for a reason
[03:41] <Shidash> pete_: I am not sure, sometimes it seems to show up and sometimes it doesn't. I am very new to Ubuntu and have not dealt with this issue before, so I am unsure.
[03:41] <cwillu> user_g, a nice long sentence is far preferable to a single word password
[03:41] <pete_> Shidash, so some times your sound works and some times it does not?
[03:41] <pete_> Shidash, my only conclusion then, and i could be wrong, is that your hardware is damaged
[03:42] <user_g> well... passph. for me = x!`v5j7L9). etc. so tough to break
[03:42] <Shidash> pete_: Not full sound. I have had noises work, but not sound.
[03:42] <pete_> o
[03:42] <Shidash> pete_: I have XP on dual boot and sound works fine on there.
[03:42] <pete_> Shidash, im sorry i must leave for like 5 minutes but I will be right back
[03:42] <pete_> i promise to help you
[03:42] <mdg> hi BrianR___
[03:42] <Shidash> pete_okay
[03:42] <Shidash> pete_: Thank you
[03:42] <user_g> cwillu: can't find the link but saw somewhere that's there is now a chip (quantum) which can't be put in a binary computer... -something along those lines
[03:43] <user_g> making cracking binary stuff easily available to the average joe
[03:43] <gartral> hello, im trying to make a launcher launch a bash script, this possible?
[03:44] <RDove> yes
[03:44] <mdg> gartral: yes
[03:44] <user_g> leaf-sheep?
[03:44] <gartral> RDove mdg erm.. how?
[03:44] <mdg> gartral:  you using gnome?
[03:44]  * gartral nods to mdg
[03:44] <Shidash> XDevHald: Check your PMs.
[03:45] <dragon> How can I change a process's default "nice" value?
[03:45] <dragon> !nice
[03:45] <mdg> gartral: right click on an open portion of your desktop and in the resulting window choose "create launcher"
[03:45] <dragon> `man nice` doesn't do what i'm looking for.
[03:46] <gartral> mdg: got that far, made the icon, added the path to the script and set both as executable, nada
[03:46] <rcayea> I'm looking for help to remove wine leftover files in the Applications tab if anyone has time.
[03:46] <user_g> gartral, did u im me?
[03:46] <gartral> user_g: sorry, wrong name
[03:46] <mdg> gartral:  for "Type" did you choose "application in terminal?"
[03:46] <user_g> gartral: np
[03:46] <pete_> Shidash, ok
[03:47] <gartral> mdg: nope, thanks, ill try that
[03:47] <Shidash> pete_: Should I PM you? It might be easier.
[03:47] <pete_> ok
[03:47] <mdg> gartral: bash needs a terminal window to run a script....
[03:48] <gartral> mdg: when i cliked the script itself it can run without a term window
[03:48] <mdg> gartral: the "launcher" wont know that without you telling it...
[03:49] <gartral> mdg: ahh, well.. nada.. proc revved then stopped again
[03:49] <mdg> gartral: "when you clicked the script?
[03:49] <percealeaus> hey anyone ever fix a "checksum failure" post?
[03:50] <dragon> dragon: use `renice`
[03:50] <gartral> mdg: double clicked.. (i say "click" cause i park my mouse and nav with keyboard, it's a bit more comfy that way >.>)
[03:50] <dragon> dragon: oh cool, thanks!
[03:50] <mdg> gartral: is your script stored on the desktop.. like in a text file?
[03:51] <gartral> mdg: no, it's an non-extension file residing in the path of /home/gareth/nwn/
[03:51] <webbb82> i need some help in order to fix my empathy status problem i need to update from telepathy-butterfly-0.5.0. to 0.5.1 anyone have any clue how i can do this
[03:52] <mdg> gartral: that's the path you used for the launcher right?
[03:52]  * gartral nods again at ndg
[03:52] <gartral> mdg: yep, /home/gareth/nwn/nwn is the full path (the script is named nwn)
[03:53] <mdg> gartral: if you use Altr + F2 and type the complete path, what happens?
[03:53] <foundry87> gsstreamer-properties is not letting me select an input device for Video, how can I fix this?
[03:53] <mdg> gartral: Alt + F2
[03:53] <gartral> mdg: nothing.. odd
[03:54] <gartral> mdg: ahh.. didn't ask it to popen a terminal
[03:55] <gartral> mdg: nope, nvm... nothing
[03:55] <mdg> gartral: hmmm....
[03:56]  * gartral makes a simlink to the file
[03:56] <gartral> the simlink... does not work >.<
[03:56] <mdg> gartral: how about "alt + F2 nwn or whatever the name was - does that do anything?
[03:56] <stevex> Currently download DSL! Wish me luck on the install
[03:56] <mdg> gartral: without the full path
[03:57] <mdg> stevex: boot it live a few times before you install
[03:57] <gartral> mdg: opens the folder
[03:57] <bullgard4> I have installed SeaMonkey 1.1.17 on two computers. On one computer the Window menu shows the menu items Navigator, Mail_&_Newsgroups, Composer, Address_Book and IRC_Chat. On the other Mail_and_Newsgroups and Address_Book are missing. How can I add Mail_and_Newsgroups and Address_Book?
[03:57] <mdg> gartral: is that what its supposed to do?
[03:58] <gartral> mdg: no, it's supposed to open neverwinter nights
[03:58] <mdg> gartral: wjat
[03:58] <mdg> gartral: whats neverwinter nights?
[03:59] <gartral> mdg: a commercial game made by atari and liscenced by wizards of the coast, and the linux compatability is not too bad
[03:59] <Wiseman> is anyone here good with GIMP?
[03:59] <Wiseman> I need to make a template for which to print out acutual size
[03:59] <Wiseman> but I don't know how to do dimensioned drawings in GIMP
[04:00] <mdg> gartral: oh...
[04:00] <Ubee> Good evening everyone!!!!
[04:01] <gartral> mdg: i figured out the problem/...
[04:01] <mdg> gartral: when you launch it from your script -it runs in terminal or what?
[04:01] <bullgard4> Ubee: It's morning in Berlin, Germany.
[04:01] <Ubee> when karmic koala is released, will I be able to download it easily online?
[04:02] <Wiseman> Ubee: I'm sure you will
[04:02] <gartral> mdg: it askes, and will run weather i say in term or just run, so what imma do is set an alias for it, then point a launcher at the alias >)
[04:02] <gartral> >:)
[04:02] <Wiseman> why would it be different than any other release?
[04:02] <Wiseman> So nobody here knows GIMP?
[04:02] <BJJblue> i know of it...
[04:02] <gartral> Wiseman: ask in #gimp
[04:02] <cfedde> Wiseman: you want to use Gimp as if it were a cad tool?
[04:02] <ZykoticK9> Wiseman, try #gimp
[04:02] <Ubee> Does anyone know of a video where I can see a demonstration of Karmic Koala?
[04:02] <Wiseman> Nobody's awake in #gimp
[04:03] <iceroot> Ubee: youtube or a live-cd
[04:03] <Wiseman> cfedde: yeah something like that
[04:03] <prince_jammys> Ubee: check out #ubuntu+1 for karmic stuff.
[04:03] <mdg> gartral: sounds like you are making it more complicated....
[04:03] <Wiseman> I downloaded qcad and it's almost unusable
[04:03] <gartral> mdg: can i pm you the contents of this script? i think it would explain alot x.x
[04:04] <prince_jammys> pastebin it
[04:04] <mdg> gartral: pastebin it
[04:04] <cfedde> qcad is not so bad.  Pretty much like autocad and things like mountantop.
[04:04] <mdg> gartral: the more eyes looking at it - the better
[04:04] <gartral> mdg: really i cant, its got a Atari header pointing to an eula..
[04:05] <Wiseman> cfedde: well can you walk me through qcad then?  I just need to make a line and a few points dimensioned
[04:05] <mdg> gartral: so you are wanting a desktop launcher or are you just going to use an alias....
[04:06] <cfedde> Wiseman: googling qcad tutorial gave me a few reasonable hits.
[04:06] <gartral> mdg: im doing a kludge and making a desktop launcher to an alias x.x
[04:06] <mdg> gartral: again, it sounds like you are making more work for yourself...
[04:08] <mdg> gartral: so right now to run nwn you pop open a terminal and type "nwn" and it starts that game right?
[04:08] <gartral> mdg: the script points to several loaders..
[04:08] <gartral> mdg: no
[04:08] <webbb82> so they must be doing alot of bug fixes and updates cause i the past two days i have done apt-get upgrade and its always find 143 updates each time
[04:08] <lile> oi, alguém pode me ajudar?
[04:08] <gartral> mdg: to play, i need to open the folder it's located in and click the file, or type the (aleit short) path ./nwn/nwn into a terminal
[04:09] <prince_jammys> !pt | lile
[04:09] <Ximbinha> lile, brazilian moron.
[04:09] <mdg> gartral: where's this bash script part....
[04:09] <eyeron> how long do you guys usually wait to upgrade to the new release?
[04:09] <gartral> !attitude | Ximbinha
[04:10] <Frijolie> is there a way to change the location of folder emblem(s)?
[04:10] <Ubee> Does anyone know how I can download New York times reader on to my computer?
[04:11] <bullgard4> eyeron: One month.
[04:11] <Frijolie> sudo apt-get install New_York_Times_Reader
[04:11] <mdg> gartral: Alt + F2 ./nwn/nwn  [04:11] <eyeron> thanks bullgard4
[04:11] <prince_jammys> gartral: type out the full path to the program in the launcher.
[04:11] <gartral> mdg: tried it, nada
[04:11] <gartral> prince_jammys: tried that too
[04:12] <prince_jammys> gartral: so when does it work properly?
[04:12] <gartral> prince_jammys: when i double click the script or open from term
[04:13] <bullgard4> eyeron: I should hasten to add that is because I have another computer using a long-term support version too.
[04:13] <mdg> Ubee: you need the link or you don't know how to install?
[04:13] <gartral> prince_jammys mdg imma just makin my alias and saying "kludging is better than clicking'
[04:13] <eyeron> oh ok
[04:13] <mdg> gartral: type full path including the ./nwn/nwn
[04:13] <prince_jammys> gartral: i don't see the special benefit of the alias. You can just put the prog somewhere in your PATH
[04:13] <gartral> brb all
[04:14] <eyeron> so bullgard4, although i am using jaunty as my one and only system, you would recommend waiting a minimum of one month?
[04:14] <gartral> prince_jammys: noooot really... i have a *full* 60 drive as my main, and a 160 gb drive for /home... and nwn takes 10 gigs all said and done
[04:15] <bullgard4> eyeron: Yes, definitively yes.
[04:15] <eyeron> much appreciated sir
[04:15] <ExElNeT> heya. whats the meaning of the number and letter in the runlevel symlinks? e.g S20 ?
[04:15] <gartral> hwow do i reload the aliases so i dont have to log out>in again?\
[04:16] <lluad> ExElNeT  S means it'll be started, K means it'll be stopped. The numbers make sure the scripts are run in the right order.
[04:16] <prince_jammys> gartral: exec bash
[04:16] <cfedde> gartral: in a .profile or .bashrc?  . ~/.bashrc
[04:17] <XimDev> hello everybody
[04:17] <prince_jammys> don't put aliases in .profile
[04:17] <XimDev> i messed things up
[04:17] <gartral> cfedde: bashrc, prince_jammys got it
[04:17] <ExElNeT> lluad: so S99 means last and K99 first?
[04:17] <mdg> Ubee: ???
[04:17] <XimDev> i moved /bin and now I can't launch the terminal
[04:17] <XimDev> how do I move back from nautilus?
[04:17] <ExElNeT> lluad: in order...
[04:17] <bullgard4> ExElNeT: The number is choosen to establish a certain sequence of commands to be executed. Usually a higher number will be executed later. --  I do not know the meaning of different letters. May be the calling program responds only to a certain letter.
[04:17] <prince_jammys> XimDev: do you have physical access to the computer?
[04:17] <XimDev> yes...
[04:18] <prince_jammys> XimDev: boot with a live CD, mount the filesystem and move it back.
[04:18] <XimDev> aarrgh
[04:18] <lluad> Something like that, yes, ExElNeT. It's been a while since I've had to mess with it by hand. :)
[04:18] <XimDev> can't I do it without rebooting?
[04:18] <cfedde> gartral: so literaly type '. .bashrc' w/o the quotes of course
[04:18] <prince_jammys> XimDev: maybe. painfully, probably. It'll probably take longer to figure out than doing the above.
[04:19] <gartral> XimDev: not really.. what you did was completly bork all the launching and operating capabilities of your comp, once you reboot, you wont be able to boot normally again till that /bin is moved _back_
[04:19] <xikteny> XimDev: Are you setting at the desktop now?
[04:20] <bullgard4> I have installed SeaMonkey 1.1.17 on two computers. On one computer the Window menu shows the menu items Navigator, Mail_&_Newsgroups, Composer, Address_Book and IRC_Chat. On the other Mail_and_Newsgroups and Address_Book are missing. How can I add Mail_and_Newsgroups and Address_Book?
[04:20] <XimDev> yes
[04:20] <XimDev> gartral: that's why i joined the channel, i want to do it before rebooting
[04:21] <ExElNeT> lluad: bullgard4 thanks... but i have still a problem... i cant start an init script just fine, but if wanna start it automatically on startup it fails... is there any log which would help me finding out why the script fails on bootup?
[04:21] <xikteny> XimDev: if you are still logged in to a gnome session, you could try Alt + F2 'gksudo nautilus'
[04:21] <XimDev> i know /bin is the most important path part
[04:21] <jimbeam12> anyone in here used splash bootloader in startup
[04:21] <MenZa> ExElNeT: try dmesg
[04:21] <mdg> gartral: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=318739 - have a look here
[04:21] <MenZa> !anyone | jimbeam12
[04:21] <xikteny> xikteny: that would give you a nautilus with root permissions, and you could cut/paste it back, maybe...
[04:22] <lluad> Also, check to see if your script is relying on something setup in your user environment, or if it depends on another service started after it is, ExElNeT
[04:22] <XimDev> that's first thing i tried
[04:22] <jimbeam12> does anybody use splash on bootup
[04:22] <XimDev> doesn't work
[04:22] <ankur> HI,
[04:22] <bullgard4> ExElNeT: Hopefully /var/log/syslog.
[04:22] <xikteny> XimDev: probably have to use a live CD, then.
[04:22] <ankur> Hi, I cannot connect to my Wireless network even though I am able to see it using iwlist
[04:22] <mdg> gartral: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=318739 - have a look here
[04:23] <jimbeam12> everytime i used start up manager to configure it..it lock my computer on startup
[04:23] <gartral> mdg: wow, a script to kickstart... anoth script...
[04:24] <ankur> Hi, I cannot connect to my Wireless network even though I am able to see it using iwlist
[04:24] <xikteny> !patience | ankur
[04:24] <mdg> ankur: what kind of encryption your network using? Does your adapter support that encryption?
[04:25] <afallenhope> is there a reason as to why the ubuntustudio-menu package doesn't actually change the menu ?
[04:25] <afallenhope> it USED to..
[04:25] <Gnea> !wireless | ankur (please to be telling us your make/model# of wireless card, version of Ubuntu, kernel version, what encryption level you're trying to use, and any program/gui to configure with)
[04:25] <ankur> sorry, I thought my first query was not posted here..
[04:25] <gartral> mdg: tytyty
[04:25] <shidash> Hello
[04:25] <shidash> Sound works!
[04:26] <Gnea> ankur: no, it made it, but it wasn't very informative
[04:26] <ankur> Ok, I am using WPA encryption on netgear WG111v3 USB adapter
[04:26] <mdg> gartral: just a little google magic :)
[04:26] <XimDev> hmm how do i open a terminal other than x
[04:26] <XimDev> with the alt something key?
[04:26] <mdg> XimDev: Alt + F1 through Alt + F6
[04:26] <XimDev> hmm not working
[04:26] <mdg> XimDev: Alt + F7 takes you back to your desktop
[04:27] <prince_jammys> XimDev: ... which is going to spawn /bin/bash, which you moved.
[04:27] <XimDev> yeah
[04:27] <XimDev> so no other way other than restarting
[04:27] <mdg> XimDev: you using the number keys for F-keys?
[04:27] <prince_jammys> he moved his /bin
[04:27] <mdg> XimDev: sorry Ctrl + Alt + F1 through F6
[04:27] <XimDev> ahh
[04:27] <XimDev> k
[04:28] <Gnea> ankur: looks like there's a couple of those - have you looked through this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsNetgear#USB
[04:28] <shidash> hm... someletter DevHald was helping me... but I forget the first letter. Anyone know so I can thank him?
[04:28] <ankur> kernel version is 2.6.28-11-generic and I am trying to configure using /etc/network/interfaces only, not using any tool
[04:28] <XimDev> its still trying to span /bin
[04:28] <Gnea> ankur: ah, okay - using the interfaces file is a bit archaic - these days you're better off with NetworkManager or, my favorite, wicd
[04:29] <prince_jammys> shidash: X
[04:29] <shidash> ah
[04:29] <shidash> XDevHald: Thank you!
[04:29] <ankur> Gnea, I am able to connect the network using the same config on another pc...it works
[04:29] <ExElNeT> MenZa: bullgard4 lluad nothing ;/ the script just fails. well it gets started as last script... crazy...
[04:29] <Gnea> ankur: is that with ubuntu or debian?
[04:29] <ankur> ubuntu
[04:29] <Gnea> jaunty?
[04:29] <XDevHald> Shidash: You are VERY welcome
[04:29] <ankur> yes, ubuntu jaunty
[04:30] <XDevHald> Enjoy your desktop and let us know if you have any other questions.
[04:30] <Gnea> ankur: could you please pastebin your interfaces file?
[04:30] <shidash> XDevHald: Thanks :) You guys are great
[04:30] <ankur> infact it was working till a few days back....but just stopped working recently
[04:30] <Gnea> ankur: upgrade?
[04:30] <demonspork> hi, I have a document I am working on in Openoffice.org in Ubuntu linux, and I clicked on the "Macro" tab in the "Picture" dialog box, and it pops up a warning telling me "OpenOffice.org requires a Java runtime environment (JRE) to perform this task. Please install a JRE and restart OpenOffice.org. Please install the openoffice.org-java-common package for this functionality.  When I close it, the dialog opens up again, I can't save a
[04:30] <demonspork> nd I can't keep working
[04:31] <demonspork> please help
[04:31] <prince_jammys> XimDev: where did you move it? what is the new path?
[04:31] <cray-4> hey guys
[04:31] <XimDev> ok, how do i mount my file system using liveCD
[04:31] <XimDev> i think i have the dapper drake
[04:31] <lenswipe> heatguns melt paint
[04:31] <Gnea> !OOo | demonspork
[04:31] <XimDev> i moved to /usr/local/build1/bin
[04:31] <lenswipe> who wouldv guessed
[04:32] <webbb82> what does the -d do in this command sudo update-manager -d
[04:32] <demonspork> Gnea, I need a solution that allows me to save my work
[04:32] <XimDev> prince_jammys: i moved to /usr/local/build1/bin
[04:32] <Flannel> webbb82: It looks for development releases to upgrade to
[04:32] <prince_jammys> XimDev: see if you can alt-f2  and  xterm -e /usr/local/build1/bin/bash
[04:32] <ankur> well I upgraded a few packages, pastebin output is here : http://pastebin.com/m613a1780
[04:32] <webbb82> Flannel, thanks
[04:33] <Gnea> demonspork: when you installed openoffice.org-java-common, did it actually install a java jre/jdk? or was java already installed on the system?
[04:33] <prince_jammys> XimDev: or:  /usr/bin/xterm -e /usr/local/build1/bin/bash
[04:33] <mb_again_> demonspork: try switching to another desktop, install the sun java from add/remove applications and then switch back to ooo
[04:33] <mb_again_> java is optional
[04:33] <mdg> demonspork: let us know if mb_again_ option worked for you.
[04:33] <XimDev> nope, the whole desktop just refreshes
[04:34] <prince_jammys> XimDev: alt+f2 probably tries to spawn a shell, and doesn't find it.
[04:34] <Gnea> ankur: weird, are you sure the netmask is correct?
[04:34] <ankur> yes, it is working on this pc...am using to chat with
[04:34] <prince_jammys> XimDev: you have no open terminals anywhere, correct?
[04:34] <XimDev> nope
[04:35] <Gnea> ankur: so what's different with the other pc?
[04:35] <mdg> XimDev: are the wifi adapters identical - same version and all?
[04:35] <prince_jammys> XimDev: by the time we figure out some hack (if we ever do), you could just reboot and take care of this.
[04:35] <XimDev> mdg: identical to what?
[04:35] <ankur> I think, the kernel version....hmm..that's all i can think of
[04:35] <XimDev> ok
[04:35] <ankur> but it was working a few days back
[04:35] <Gnea> ankur: have you compared the output of the dmesg command on both to see if the detection messages are any different?
[04:35] <ankur> nope
[04:35] <Gnea> try it
[04:35] <XimDev> so i reboot with a livecd and mount my filesystem
[04:36] <demonspork> Gnea yes, mb_again_, already done, mdg, I got it to go away, I jammed the enter key over and over and over again and it finally just randomly went away
[04:36] <mdg> XimDev: identical to each other - networking working computer to nonnetwork working computer
[04:36] <XimDev> any quick reference i could read about that (mounting file system using livecd)?
[04:36] <mdg> demonspork: that's great news!
[04:36] <prince_jammys> XimDev: right. create a mountpoint: mkdir workspace , then mount the device to workspace and move workspace/usr/local/build1/bin to /workspace/bin
[04:36] <jabagawee> how does one force a generation of thumbnails without resorting to manually browsing the directory tree with nautilus?
[04:37] <prince_jammys> XimDev: mkdir /workspace, rather.
[04:37] <bullgard4> I have installed SeaMonkey 1.1.17 on two computers. On one computer the Window menu shows the menu items Navigator, Mail_&_Newsgroups, Composer, Address_Book and IRC_Chat. On the other Mail_and_Newsgroups and Address_Book are missing. How can I add Mail_and_Newsgroups and Address_Book?
[04:37] <ankur> Gnea, it's like this http://pastebin.com/m67ea5c08 which is pretty similar to the output of other pc
[04:37] <mb_again_> the windows version of ooo throws minor erros on macros until you install java ( or if you revert to an old version, which I had to do) but it does not lock you up. It looks like there is a weakness in the java/macro code there.
[04:38] <Gnea> demonspork: perhaps your personal preferences aren't seeing it correctly
[04:38] <prince_jammys> XimDev: use sudo fdisk -l to see the device name ('/dev/whatever')
[04:38] <demonspork> Gnea, I didn't have the JRE installed before, it required restarting OOo to enable
[04:38] <bravo7> I forgot my ubuntu pwd how can i change it?
[04:39] <mb_again_> !password
[04:39] <lenswipe> !passwd
[04:39] <Gnea> demonspork: if it's truly enabled, the error message should not occur. try stopping OOo, moving your ~/.openoffice.org/ directory elsewhere, and starting OOo again
[04:39] <XimDev> ok similar to mounting flash drives
[04:39] <mdg> bullgard4: are there any toobar options under "View"
[04:39] <XimDev> i think i can get the /dev/hd.. from grub
[04:40] <Gnea> ankur: only thing I can think of at this time is whether or not networkmanager or wicd is trying to override the file... also, auto wlan0 usually goes above the iface rule
[04:40] <prince_jammys> XimDev: fdisk -l will report it, once you have a shell from the boot cd.
[04:40] <shawn_> Is there an email client for Ubuntu that can open hotmail?
[04:41] <demonspork> Gnea, I didn't realize I hadn't installed it until I got the error, the first thing I did was install it, but that didn't cure the dialog
[04:41] <Gnea> !hotmail | shawn_
[04:41] <demonspork> Gnea, so I shouldn't have the problem in the future
[04:41] <XimDev> thanks prince_jammys
[04:41] <XimDev> brb
[04:41] <ankur> ok..i'll try that
[04:42] <prod1> is anyone willing to help with setting up a game server. Its all installed just need it to start at boot?
[04:42] <mlissner> How do I get OOo to use thunderbird to send emails? Anybody know?
[04:43] <bullgard4> mdg: Seamonkey > View apparently does not show any "toolbar options".
[04:43] <mdg> mlissner: didn't know it could do that....
[04:43] <mb_again_> !boot
[04:43] <Gnea> mlissner: just make thunderbird the default email app for the desktop
[04:43] <mlissner> Gnea: Tried that, it should be all set...
[04:43] <prod1> wow thanx :D
[04:43] <Gnea> mlissner: what is OOo trying to use?
[04:44] <herushia> aeruh
[04:44] <herushia> test
[04:44] <mlissner> Gnea: Evolution. In fact it is succeeding at that.
[04:44] <ankur> I have uninstalled wicd, networkmanager and put the auto wlan0 rule about the iface rule in config...rebooted...still it doesnt work
[04:44] <Gnea> mlissner: what happens if you remove evolution?
[04:44] <shawn_> !debian
[04:44] <mlissner> Gnea: I'm tempted to just give evolution the boot.
[04:44] <Gnea> mlissner: i've done it and not had any problems
[04:44] <mlissner> Gnea: I'm worried though that it would take the desktop down with it.
[04:44] <Gnea> mlissner: heh, hardly
[04:45] <mlissner> Gnea: Well, you know, it's integrated with the clock and stuff.
[04:45] <Gnea> mlissner: not as tightly as you might suspect
[04:45] <lifestream> Hi everyone; I installed Wubi inside Windows (ofcourse). But later decided to install it on a USB drive. I got a silly question. I want to know which one I am using right now!
[04:45] <lifestream> To install Ubuntu (not Wubi), that is.
[04:46] <mlissner> Gnea: Boy, aptitude is not pleased about this.
[04:46] <Gnea> mlissner: consider apt-get
[04:46] <mdg> lifestream: is your USB plugged in right now?
[04:46] <mb_again_> mlissner ooo preferences internet email there is a space for a program. mine defaults to evolution. Now we just need the name of the thunderbird program that goes there ...
[04:47] <mlissner> Gnea: It wants to take down gnome-do-plugins, and gnome-dbg
[04:47] <Gnea> mlissner: yeah, aptitude goes off the deepend - totally unrequired. try apt-get.
[04:47] <shawn_> Wow I just went on the Debian channel for a second to ask the main difference about Ubuntu and Debian and they really seem to think badly about Ubuntu over there :O
[04:47] <lifestream> mdg, it is. When the BIOS comes on, I hit F12, to select "Boot from USB Drive".... *doubletake* What... Oh jeez, what a dummy... Ofcourse I'm using the USB drive :P
[04:47] <aperson> how well does evolution intergrate with gmail?
[04:48] <mlissner> mb_again_: Huh. Good find. Mine says: sensible-ooomua
[04:48] <mdg> lifestream: :)
[04:48] <Gnea> shawn_: they've got 'license issue' written all over the place
[04:48] <shawn_> Gnea what do you mean
[04:48] <lifestream> mdg I've been doing that for the past 2 or so hours... *sigh*
[04:48] <mlissner> Gnea: apt-get wants to remove gnome-do-plugins and gnome-dbg as well.
[04:48] <Gnea> shawn_: ubuntu isn't afraid to utilize non-free software by default. debian is a more 'pure' version of a 'free' OS
[04:49] <mdg> lifestream: you've been running ubuntu from USB for 2 hours?
[04:49] <shawn_> Gnea ahh I see.  They said "Ubuntu is marketed towards old men who dont have any skill using a computer" xD
[04:49] <Gnea> mlissner: that's weird, considering it's supposed to work with evolution and/or thunderbird... looks like the 'or' portion of that is broken
[04:49] <mdg> lifestream: resize windows and make room to install ubuntu :)
[04:50] <Elbiem> Gnea: that means debian hav less drivers comparing 2 ubuntu?
[04:50] <Gnea> mlissner: are you on jaunty?
[04:50] <mlissner> Gnea: Fact. Is there an easy way to tell aptitude/apt-get exactly what to remove.
[04:50] <lifestream> mdg I've been restarting ubuntu, yes, configuring it and updating, for the past 2 hours; whenever I reboot,  I hit "Boot from USB drive" *facepalm* ^^
[04:50] <mlissner> Gnea: I'm on the latest, whatever that is by name.
[04:50] <mb_again_> mlissner I just put in /usr/bin/mozilla-thunderbird tested a send and it worked. good luck
[04:50] <crunchybangy> shawn_  oh crap!!! thats me!
[04:50] <lifestream> mdg all good now ^^
[04:50] <Gnea> shawn_: that's a bit off-key, it's really marketed toward anybody :)
[04:50] <mdg> lifestream: ahhh, live and learn :)
[04:50] <shawn_> crunchybangy Whats you?
[04:51] <Gnea> mlissner: well, that depends on your definition of 'latest'
[04:51] <crunchybangy> old!
[04:51] <mlissner> Gnea: You know what I mean.
[04:51] <crunchybangy> LOL
[04:51] <Gnea> mlissner: lsb_release -r
[04:51] <XDevHald> Anyone know why when I try to select multiple dependencies in synaptic with CTRL and then selecting more than one item it doesn't let me?
[04:51] <Gnea> mlissner: no, I do not.
[04:52] <mlissner> Gnea: OK, the latest /normal, stable, standard/ release.
[04:52] <Gnea> mlissner: whatever the output of that command is will suffice
[04:52] <mlissner> Gnea: Ummm....9.04?
[04:52] <Gnea> okay
[04:52] <Gnea> that's all you had to say :)
[04:52] <Mr_Dust> how can I do to install grub on live cd for my xp?
[04:52] <shawn_> mlissner Or say Jaunty :P
[04:52] <Mr_Dust> 9.10 screw up my mbr
[04:52] <mlissner> Gnea: Yeah, I suppose so. I can't keep up with the names.
[04:53] <mdg> Mr_Dust: you want to run XP or you want to run ubuntu?
[04:53] <Gnea> mlissner: no big deal. what happens if you let it remove those gnome things, then reinstall the gnome things themselves? do they try to pull evolution back in?
[04:53] <Voss> mr. dust it is an alpha
[04:53] <Mr_Dust> at first I want to recover my xp or grub.
[04:53] <XDevHald> Anyone know why when I try to select multiple dependencies in synaptic with CTRL and then selecting more than one item it doesn't let me?
[04:54] <mlissner> Gnea: Not sure. I'll check.
[04:54] <XDevHald> This happens even outside of Synaptic
[04:54] <sniper1968> ANTRat
[04:54] <Mr_Dust> Voss yes I know. I don't want complain about that :)
[04:54] <mdg> Mr_Dust: mbr = windiws  and grub = linux
[04:54] <Voss> You installed an alpha on a dual boot system *whoa*
[04:54] <mlissner> mb_again_: That worked, thanks....now I just have to get rid of Evolution so I never think about it again.
[04:54] <mdg> Mr_Dust: windiws/windows
[04:55] <Mr_Dust> ok.. I see. so.. myy first goal is to recover my xp. would you help me?
[04:55] <Gnea> Mr_Dust: windows support can be found in ##windows
[04:55] <zzzzzZZZZzzz> http://i38.tinypic.com/2luw7rp.jpg
[04:55] <Ximbinha> I am thinkinh about migrating Ubuntu to Windows.
[04:55] <mdg> Mr_Dust: if I knew how - I would -- haven't tried before
[04:56] <Gnea> Ximbinha: what for?
[04:56] <Elbiem> Mr_dust if u want2remov grub frm an uninstalld ubuntu wubi installatn, edit c:\boot.ini file
[04:56] <Ximbinha> Because my printer and my wifi doesn't works with Ubuntu.
[04:56] <Ximbinha> Unfortunally.
[04:56] <mdg> Mr_Dust: is this a wubi install?
[04:56] <enduser000> hello, is there a program so I can view (not necessarily control) my friends screen? (both using ubuntu 9.04)
[04:56] <aperson> zzzzzZZZZzzz is trying to troll
[04:56] <Ximbinha> Nothing works with it.
[04:56] <Mr_Dust> Elbiem: I can't access the xp volume
[04:56] <Gnea> Ximbinha: what printer and wifi?
[04:56] <Mr_Dust> no it was native
[04:56] <biglou> hi i want to um remove a package which i have installed over the top of it. ie leave the files just make apt think it's not installed
[04:57] <Gnea> !ot | zzzzzZZZZzzz
[04:57] <mdg> Ximbinha: what printer and what wifi do you have?
[04:57] <Ximbinha> I dunno, my brother sad that it doesn't works, that it doesn't has compability. Is he right?
[04:57] <Mr_Dust> So.. Is it an off topic?
[04:57] <Gnea> Ximbinha: if you're unwilling to answer the question, we cannot answer your question.
[04:57] <mdg> Ximbinha: no one can answer that without knowing what kind of printer and what kind of wifi
[04:58] <Mr_Dust> Should I go to #windows or somewhere else?
[04:58] <mlissner> mb_again_: Sigh: "Sending of message failed. There was an error attaching Mission Statement. Please check if you have access to the file."
[04:58] <saba> hi just a quick question im new to ubuntu i cant find garbage bin i threw something out exidently i want to get it back :P
[04:58] <mdg> Mr_Dust: you installed from a live CD then?
[04:58] <Gnea> !trash | saba
[04:58] <Mr_Dust> yes I did.
[04:58] <Elbiem> Mr_dust can u access windws volume thru ubuntu liv cd?
[04:58] <Mr_Dust> well.. wait a minute please
[04:59] <enduser000> is there a program so I can view (not necessarily control) my friends screen? (both using ubuntu 9.04)
[04:59] <Ximbinha> Oh, but he is right when he sad that a lot of printer and wifi cards doesn't works with Ubuntu? I thought it was.
[04:59] <mlissner> Gnea: Removing evolution takes down gnome-do-plugins and gnome-dbg. Reinstalling those apps brings back evolution...
[04:59] <oldude67> how do you get the wheel on the mouse to quit flipping threw desktops?
[04:59] <Gnea> Ximbinha: why can't you answer the question?
[04:59] <prince_jammys> trolling.
[05:00] <enduser000> !hello
[05:00] <Gnea> probably
[05:00] <enduser000> sweet
[05:00] <Ximbinha> Gnea, let me check the printer.
[05:01] <Mr_Dust> Elbiem: yes I can access now
[05:01] <saba> it sais trash isnt installed
[05:01] <saba> where else could it be :-s
[05:01] <Logomachist> I used the dd command to back up a drive image. As I understood it, I would be able to restore the drive image with the command "cat x* | sudo dd of=/dev/sda3". However something I just read claimed that if sda3 doesn't exist, dd will start at the beginning of the disk, and create it. Start at the beginning of the disk? That would overwrite my existing Vista partition! I want it to create a new partition from unalocated space on the di
[05:01] <Gnea> saba: it's only in one place.
[05:01] <Gnea> saba: how are you trying to find it? with the gui?
[05:01] <jjack>     * /server irc.irc-hispano.org
[05:01] <saba> in terminal i type ! trash
[05:01] <Gnea> saba: no.
[05:02] <Gnea> !trash
[05:02] <Gnea> saba: you type:  cd ~/.local/share/Trash
[05:02] <Gnea> saba: then:  ls
[05:02] <saba> sudo apt-get install trash-cli
[05:02] <saba> bash: trash: command not found
[05:02] <saba> saba@saba-desktop:~$ cd ~/.local/share/Trash
[05:02] <saba> saba@saba-desktop:~/.local/share/Trash$ ls
[05:02] <saba> expunged  files  info
[05:03] <FloodBot3> saba: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:03] <saba> saba@saba-desktop:~/.local/share/Trash$
[05:03] <Elbiem> Mr_dust now sudo gedit boot.ini file in windows volume..n tell me what s there
[05:03] <Ximbinha> http://www.lexmark.com/LA/products/overview/0,5088,MjQ3OHw0Mg==,00.html
[05:03] <Mr_Dust> I renamed boot.ini, then there is an error. "Disk error"
[05:04] <saba> is there any way i could see it in a window?
[05:04] <Elbiem> Dont rename it!!
[05:04] <Omlette> Mr_Dust: rename the file back to boot.ini
[05:04] <Mr_Dust> yes and?
[05:04] <Omlette> And reboot.
[05:05] <Elbiem> Mr_dust just open dat file2read n tell me
[05:05] <lenswipe> DAMMT!
[05:05] <lenswipe> The cake is a lie! :'(
[05:05] <Gnea> Ximbinha: says here it works perfectly: http://www.openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Lexmark-E210
[05:05] <Ximbinha> Oh, great.
[05:05] <DreamsofanEagle> Hey guys, I need some help
[05:05] <Ximbinha> But my brother is a lier.
[05:06] <Gnea> !printer | Ximbinha
[05:06] <Gnea> Ximbinha: show him those websites
[05:06] <DreamsofanEagle> I want to edit Grub a lil, the menu.lst file
[05:06] <Mr_Dust> Elbiem: now how should I do?
[05:06] <DreamsofanEagle> actually, increase the timeout time, but grub refuses to let me
[05:06] <Gnea> Ximbinha: as for the WiFi, there's a compatibility list at the wireless help site
[05:06] <Gnea> !wifi | Ximbinha
[05:06] <DreamsofanEagle> it says I don't have permission
[05:07] <Elbiem> Mr_dust Usually boot.ini contains a line pointing to wubi.mbr file.if u messd up with grub after uninstalling ubuntu, remove dat last line pointing to wubi.mbr
[05:07] <Amaranth> DreamsofanEagle: you have to use sudo
[05:07] <prince_jammys> DreamsofanEagle: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:07] <Zylstra555> ...Ximbinha is a lost case. He/she is trolling multiple channels (including ##linux )
[05:07] <Mr_Dust> Elbiem: but I installed in native, not using wubi
[05:07] <Gnea> Zylstra555: are you sure?
[05:07] <prince_jammys> told ya
[05:07] <prince_jammys> hehe
[05:07] <DreamsofanEagle> thanks prince_jammys
[05:07] <Zylstra555> Gnea: Join ##linux ;)
[05:07] <Elbiem> Oops!
[05:07] <prince_jammys> i can smell 'em
[05:08] <Elbiem> Mr_dust So what u c when u boot?grub or nothing?
[05:09] <Mr_Dust> there is this sign :  grub>
[05:09] <DreamsofanEagle> much thanks guys
[05:09] <shellsage> My cron daemon keeps logging "Failure setting user credentials" to /var/log/syslog.  I set the cron up with crontab -e as root.  The cron is of the form * * * * * command.  Please help.
[05:10] <DreamsofanEagle> btw, while I'm here, anyone know a thing or two about ATI drivers under Ubuntu?
[05:10] <Elbiem> Wil u copy paste content of boot.ini here?
[05:10] <prince_jammys> shellsage: why as root? whose crontab is it?
[05:10] <Gnea> !ATI | DreamsofanEagle
[05:10] <Mr_Dust> humm... I gonna go. anyway thank you so much, Elbiem and others.
[05:10] <shellsage> prince_jammys, it's root's crontab
[05:10] <Mr_Dust> I think I have to reinstall ubuntu and xp
[05:10] <DreamsofanEagle> Its working, but not working 100%
[05:10] <Mr_Dust> both of them
[05:11] <Mr_Dust> thank you again :)
[05:11] <shellsage> This just started happening to me after a system upgrade to jaunty
[05:11] <DreamsofanEagle> DVDs have some sort of weird issue of not rendering correctly, one part is a couple of miliseconds behind the other part of the screen
[05:11] <Elbiem> Mr_dust k..
[05:11] <DreamsofanEagle> thereforfer giving me a really annoying line
[05:13] <crunchybangy> Thanks Y'all for letitin me watch. Have a good nite all.
[05:13] <DreamsofanEagle> anyone?
[05:13] <DreamsofanEagle> and its not the player either, all of em do this
[05:14] <rags> I have a Hardy server with two pppoe connections, now recently the server just hangs from time to time...when I connect to the consle this message keeps loopin on the screen "unregister_netdevice: waiting for ppp0 to become free. Usage count = 1". It's a known bug in the 2.6.24 kernel.
[05:14] <rags> How can I get a pach to fix this thing?...
[05:16] <rags> Or wht should I do to get a resolutin?..
[05:18] <XimDev> i am back
[05:19] <XimDev> thanks to prince_jammys
[05:20] <XimDev> prince_jammys: I should have listened and did the mount first thing
[05:20] <XimDev> thanks for help from all people
[05:20] <XimDev> mdg
[05:20] <prince_jammys> XimDev: worked?
[05:21] <prince_jammys> must have, obviously.
[05:24] <enduser0001> does anyone know if there's a way to see both x screens (separate x screens) with the remote desktop viewer in ubuntu
[05:24] <enduser0001> ?
[05:24] <FrankQC> enduser0001: what d you mean
[05:24] <enduser0001> I have two monitors, he can only see the first
[05:25] <enduser0001> they are using separate x screens
[05:25] <FrankQC> Check in your nvidia-settings.
[05:25] <FrankQC> Like
[05:25] <FrankQC> Extensions?
[05:25] <FrankQC> Like
[05:25] <FrankQC> It's an extension of the biggr screen?
[05:25] <enduser0001> nope
[05:25] <enduser0001> it has it's own set of panels and workspaces, but is running off my machine here
[05:26] <enduser0001> can't drag windows in between
[05:26] <FrankQC> o
[05:26] <FrankQC> When I use my other monitor I just make it so that it's an extension. And when I have a window in my second monitor I just make it fullscreen (i.e. terminal)
[05:27] <enduser0001> okay, but do you know if there is a way to remote desktop to both monitors? there seem to be plenty of problems with separate x screens
[05:27] <FrankQC> Look into 'NX Client'
[05:27] <FrankQC> !nx client
[05:28] <FrankQC> !nx
[05:28] <FrankQC> Check that/
[05:28] <FrankQC> ?
[05:29] <enduser0001> thanks, I'll look into that
[05:29] <Maarten> Hey, I just installed 9.04 32-bit on a 4 Gb machine.... and I am realizing I might as well go with the 64bit version instead. But one biggie: Is Adobe Flash available yet for 64bit?
[05:30] <FrankQC> !flash
[05:30] <MenZa> Certainly, Maarten.
[05:31] <hdanak> This might seem like a dumb question, but would I need printer drivers on my PPC ubuntu-server box to use it as a print server (usb printer, no PPC drivers)
[05:31] <hdanak> ubuntu 8.04
[05:31] <henryfranz2005> hello! I need help installing skipstone browser from source
[05:32] <Maarten> Yeah I see that link above now, great! I think I will go and get a x64 version of ubuntu real quick while booted in windows, and wipe the 32bit partition.
[05:32] <prod1> hi peops back again, followed all the tuts that the bot sent me but none are relevant. Im looking to get counter strike source server to start on boot on my ubuntu sevrer machine. any help is much appreciated
[05:32] <henryfranz2005> I need help compiling tarballs please help
[05:33] <MenZa> prod1: Humm, I suggest having a look at guides in other places. I have a Left 4 Dead server running currently. One moment please.
[05:33] <prod1> thanx :D
[05:34] <MenZa> prod1: http://www.cstrike-planet.com/tutorial/1-Linux-Install-CS-Source/5 <- This should do. I've worked with that myself; let me know if you need any further assistance. :)
[05:34] <prod1> thanx so much
[05:34] <prod1> shall hav a browse now
[05:34] <prod1> this place is so much better than rummaging through google :D
[05:35] <MenZa> prod1: It was the first result for "CS: Source Linux Server" ;)
[05:36] <Prohibited> hi
[05:36] <Darkedge> Anyone alive?
[05:36] <Darkedge> D:
[05:37] <Prohibited> I installed Partition Manager on my Ubuntu 8.10 (installed using Wubi), I want to create another partition but when I try to boot using Partition Manager I get the error "Error 23: Error while parsing number". Can anyone help me?
[05:38] <prod1> ah yes, that tut is very helpful but i already have the server up and running and all is working fine. i just built this dedi to run at lan so i need it to all start without doing anything but turn it on
[05:39] <prod1> I also have a linux shell coming soon so this is a trial run for the shell :)
[05:41] <prod1> If anyone has a good tutorial on running apps on boot through terminal would be great :)
[05:43] <GSF1200S_> anyone know anything about vsftpd?
[05:44] <jjack> hola
[05:44] <techie> GSF1200S_, i know a bit
[05:44] <prod1> hi
[05:46] <techie> prod1, you can use webmin to aid you in the configuration of a linux box
[05:46] <prod1> :O
[05:46] <GSF1200S_> techie- i cant get the daemon to start
[05:47] <prod1> ok thanx ill check it out
[05:47] <GSF1200S_> well, i have proftp working, but I hear thats pretty insecure
[05:47] <techie> GSF1200S_, sudo /etc/init.d/vsftpd restart
[05:47] <GSF1200S_> right.. it just says fail
[05:47] <techie> GSF1200S_, you will probably need to stop proftpd
[05:48] <MenZa> gsf/w 19
[05:48] <MenZa> Woops.
[05:48] <illogix> problems here with an external usb sound device... audio playback is fine out of the box with 9.04 (system sounds, firefox, etc).. yet i'm having troubles with other audio apps asking me to specify the audio device... can't seem to find which the correct one is
[05:49] <GSF1200S_> techie: yeah, I did
[05:49] <draconis> will there ever be "multilib" functionality where one can have 32-bit libraries alongside 64-bit libraries, without a chroot or manual package building?
[05:50] <GSF1200S_> techie
[05:50] <GSF1200S_> hmmm
[05:50] <techie> GSF1200S_, what output did it give?
[05:51] <debuggerboy> I'm not able to install ubuntu 9.04, I get some error related to VIA SATA driver ? Any one with same expirienced?
[05:51] <GSF1200S_> i stopped it by /etc/init.d/proftpd stop and it said done, but now when I killall proftpd, vsftpd works..
[05:52] <GSF1200S_> techie: its working now. It just said fail before, but apparantly couldnt open port 21 im assuming because proftpd wasnt gone
[05:52] <techie> GSF1200S_, maybe proftpd wasnt running as a system service but rather as an application
[05:52] <LinuX2half> Hi, I want to know how to install itunes in my computer./
[05:52] <techie> GSF1200S_, that sounds about right, may i suggest you uninstall proftpd
[05:52] <myownserver> What user is special user id 0?
[05:52] <myownserver> Is that the root user?
[05:52] <MenZa> LinuX2half: On Ubuntu?
[05:53] <GSF1200S_> techie: thanks, you made me relook and try killall :) yeah, i ran gproftpd which started proftpd.. ill remove it now
[05:53] <techie> GSF1200S_, no problem
[05:53] <LinuX2half> menza: yes
[05:53] <eminor> myownserver, yes
[05:53] <MenZa> LinuX2half: Short answer: You don't.
[05:54] <myownserver> eminor: Thank you, I finally solved a long time riddle no one has been able to answer.
[05:54] <MenZa> LinuX2half: Long answer: Some people appear to have had success with iTunes 8.2 and Wine. Anything later has gotten "Garbage" ratings, but iTunes has always been a problem with Wine
[05:54] <techie> LinuX2half, what did you need to install itunes for, was there a certain function you needed?
[05:54] <ZykoticK9> draconis, with the getlibs program and the linux32 command it's getting close
[05:54] <prod1> wow webmin looks brilliant ;) thanx so much
[05:55] <techie> prod1, no problem
[05:55] <adok> does anybody got flashfxp working with wine on ubuntu?
[05:55] <LinuX2half> I need to recharge my ipod and add music/photo/videos
[05:55] <MenZa> !ipod | LinuX2half
[05:55] <draconis> ZykoticK9: err, getlibs seems to do the annoying "make me resolve my own dependencies" thing
[05:55] <draconis> ZykoticK9: isn't that what like, a package manager is for?
[05:56] <debuggerboy> how to disble the in-built VIA_SATA driver in Ubuntu 9.04 Install disk??
[05:56] <BlackSheep> Hey, I have a quick question if anyone might know...
[05:57] <MenZa> BlackSheep: go on!
[05:57] <BlackSheep> How do you power up the USB ports? I have one port that was plugged into at start up, and it works
[05:57] <BlackSheep> but the others do not
[05:57] <eminor> myownserver, you could look at your /etc/passwd or type sudo id in a console :)
[05:57] <MenZa> BlackSheep: That seems odd. USB is hot-pluggable, and you should... just be able to plug anything in it at any given time.
[05:57] <MenZa> BlackSheep: Does lsusb yield any output?
[05:58] <BlackSheep> That's what I reckon. I think I should just try restarting.
[05:58] <MenZa> BlackSheep: Well, see if you can see your plugged-in devices with lsusb.
[05:58] <draconis> ZykoticK9: do you know what I mean? how is it really "getting close"?
[05:58] <draconis> well, it's been getting close since 1998
[05:59] <BlackSheep> Well, that is stalling but lsmod | grep usb shows the one device (an audio interface) that I've plugged in.
[05:59] <tobi> hi all
[05:59] <illogix> i have a couple of apps that require me to specify my sound device for output... yet i'm not having any luck determining which one it is (no /dev/audio, /dev/dsp).. it's a usb sound device.. anyone have any ideas?
[05:59] <tobi> i've recently installed synfig studio on my ubuntu box
[05:59] <draconis> ZykoticK9: I'm really interested if there's a solution
[05:59] <tobi> problem is it attempts to start and appears to close
[06:00] <tobi> soon after the splash screen
[06:00] <BlackSheep> MenZa: I'll just restart my computer. But thanks anyway.
[06:00] <MenZa> BlackSheep: No worries!
[06:00] <tobi> any suggestions appreciated
[06:00] <draconis> 23:59 -!- man_ [n=user7@114.129.18.3] has joined #ubuntu
[06:01] <draconis> oops
[06:01] <dick-richardson> can someone point me in the right direction for command line syncing of an ipod touch?
[06:01] <LinuX2half> VM?
[06:02] <LinuX2half> Whats that?
[06:02] <prince_jammys> !ipod | dick-richardson
[06:02] <techie> !vm LinuX2half
[06:02] <prince_jammys> dick-richardson: i don't really know if that link is relevant, but hey ..
[06:02] <prince_jammys> you'll find out :)
[06:03] <dick-richardson> prince_jammys, indeed :) thank you
[06:03] <shabda> How can I find out the highest resolution supported by my Video Card?
[06:03] <draconis> shabda: the only way to be sure is to check the manual
[06:04] <techie> shabda, you could find out from the manufacturers website
[06:04] <prince_jammys> shabda: you can see the readily available ones with xrandr
[06:04] <LinuX2half> does it stand for virtual machine?
[06:04] <BlackSheep> MenZa: just letting you know that the restart worked. That was odd.
[06:05] <LinuX2half> so how do I install a VMware to my computer
[06:05] <MenZa> BlackSheep: Thanks - and that is odd.
[06:05] <prince_jammys> !vmware | LinuX2half
[06:05] <shabda> This is the output from xrandr http://dpaste.de/hbUL/, my card is GM965 Mobile Intel, am I missing a driver?
[06:06] <draconis> note, manual installation is not for the faint of heart. it's also not worth it if you just want Player features
[06:06] <draconis> manual installation of VMWare
[06:07] <shabda> Sorry I had got disconnected, so if your replied to "This is the output from xrandr http://dpaste.de/hbUL/, my card is GM965 Mobile Intel, am I missing a driver?" I didnt get it. :)
[06:07] <LinuX2half> so how do I  install  window VM?
[06:08] <neoTheCat> is there a gnome 2.28 repository ?
[06:08] <prince_jammys> shabda: noone replied yet.
[06:08] <shabda> ah
[06:08] <eminor> LinuX2half, windowS?
[06:08] <LinuX2half> yeah, I need windows to run itunes.
[06:08] <prince_jammys> !fixres | shabda : In the meantime, see if this is useful
[06:08] <russ> hi how can I find the source code for a linux command? For example, the "cal" command?
[06:08] <eminor> try virtualbox or vmware
[06:08] <WHK> Hola, alguien en español?
[06:09] <draconis> LinuX2half: oh, wait.. y ou will need the proprietary VirtualBox, not VirtualBox-OSE
[06:09] <eminor> yes
[06:09] <draconis> LinuX2half: since you need the USB passthrough feature
[06:09] <WHK> ps
[06:09] <prince_jammys> !source | russ
[06:09] <eminor> the OS edition does not support usb
[06:09] <techie> LinuX2half, if you wish to use itunes to manage your ipod in virtualbox you will need to get the .deb from their website as the open source version doesnt have usb support
[06:09] <eminor> :)
[06:09] <WHK> a mi me gustaría hablar sobre ubuntu y el software libre pero no hablo mucho el ingles :(
[06:09] <prince_jammys> !es | WHK
[06:10] <LinuX2half> okay.
[06:10] <draconis> LinuX2half: but, why not just use rhythmbox or whatever's sync?
[06:10] <prince_jammys> WHK: /join #nombre_del_canal
[06:10] <Bluey> wow I didn't know there was a spanish language help channel for ubuntu  that's kewl!
[06:11] <prod1> can anyone help me start and app at boot?
[06:11] <Flannel> prod1: at boot, or login?
[06:11] <techie> Bluey, there are help channels for ubuntu in many languages
[06:11] <prod1> boot
[06:11] <Flannel> !bum | prod1
[06:11] <draconis> Bluey: there has to be, Ubuntu is /huge/
[06:11] <LinuX2half> oh? GTKpod?
[06:11] <prod1> thanx :)
[06:11] <Bluey> I have enough trouble with english -- I went too publick skewl
[06:11] <draconis> LinuX2half: what was your issue getting ipod sync natively?
[06:11] <captaincrook> in what group would be a --->(phpscript) executed by user(other) ? is it group system?
[06:12] <prince_jammys> in English, please
[06:12] <techie> prod there is a section for that in webmin
[06:12] <techie> prod1*
[06:12] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: if you are referring to php scripts being run by apache, they are run by the user www-data
[06:12] <russ> prince_jammys thanks. how can i find out what package contains the cal program?
[06:13] <prince_jammys> russ: dpkg -S /usr/bin/cal
[06:13] <LinuX2half> draconis, I currently haven't tried to connect my ipod to my computer, but I've heard that ipod phone/touch can't be used fully on any programs except itunes.
[06:13] <draconis> LinuX2half: i guess, but I know rhythmbox also has support
[06:13] <russ> prince_jammys thank you
[06:13] <prod1> thanx for the webmin info :) I am trying to do this on my lan dedi box i hav sitting here with ubuntu server
[06:13] <draconis> LinuX2half: I've been told that some of the later ones cannot sync properly unless you jailbreak them
[06:13] <prince_jammys> russ: welcome
[06:13] <techie> prod1, may i pm you
[06:13] <draconis> LinuX2half: though I'm not sure if that's true
[06:13] <prod1> ye please :)
[06:14] <draconis> LinuX2half: http://www.ipodtouchfans.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33754
[06:15] <draconis> LinuX2half: this might not be valid, but it probably is
[06:16] <captaincrook> prince_jammys,  ok thanks... so if i raise www-data permission to 7 ... i can give 1 to all other? it will display the page without giving a read access (example for passwords)?
[06:16] <lifestream> histo, I'm running Jaunty, and I need to add a root command to bootup. It has to be after everything else is booted, except the Desktop, Where do I put this command?
[06:17] <lifestream> *not histo, sorry, meant "Hi"
[06:17] <Keiffer> hi. what permissions and owner should my /etc/ssh folder and files have
[06:17] <adok> !wine
[06:17] <draconis> lifestream: well, init (upstart) would run it so it would automatically be root, iirc
[06:18] <LinuX2half> draconis, okay..so I have to compile gtkpod manually...it seemed that this takes some time to complete...
[06:18] <draconis> LinuX2half: rhythmbox should have libgpod already...
[06:18] <lifestream> draconis, oh ok, it's just I keep reading contradicting information online. thanks
[06:19] <draconis> lifestream: what are you trying to do, exactly? what are you trying to run?
[06:19] <LinuX2half> draconis, well rhythmbox is for playback and gtkpod is for sync
[06:19] <lifestream> draconis, remove the module pcspkr at every boot, because blacklisting it does not work
[06:20] <draconis> lifestream: that's... strange, as I was able to blacklist that and my Nvidia HDA audio
[06:21] <draconis> lifestream: you know, you can just delete the module :P
[06:21] <lifestream> draconis, yes, I blacklist it so I don't get deaf by beeps, but no matter how many checkboxes I check off, my ears still tingle with pain :P
[06:21] <eminor> does ubuntu have a modprobe.conf file? you can add something like "install pcspkr /bin/true"
[06:22] <draconis> lifestream: you can also put "xset b 0" into your bash rc
[06:22] <Aleran> is there any way to connect to afp shares in Ubuntu?
[06:22] <draconis> lifestream: but removing the pcspkr module WILL disable it, as it won't be able to find it
[06:22] <pitput> testing.
[06:22] <lifestream> draconis, been trying since hmmm, hearty heron I think, no workarounds work :O So upstart it will be *:D*
[06:23] <draconis> lifestream: no, removing the module WILL work
[06:23] <draconis> lifestream: does 'rmmod' even work?
[06:23] <lifestream> draconis, Hmm, I thought I would have to recompile the kernel for that, no?
[06:24] <draconis> lifestream: no, if it's builtin there's a problem, because Ubuntu doesn't ship kernels with pcspkr builtin
[06:24] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: describe your problem in more detail. I don't understand it.
[06:25] <draconis> lifestream: /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers/input/misc/pcspkr.ko
[06:25] <eminor> prince_jammys, great that im not the only one
[06:25] <prince_jammys> heh
[06:25] <lifestream> draconis, just remove that file? :P
[06:25] <draconis> lifestream: is that file there? that's the kernel module, you can delete it and it can't be loaded
[06:26] <draconis> lifestream: note, when you upgrade the kernel it'll get added.
[06:26] <kandjar`> what's the command to check the network traffic?
[06:26] <eminor> modprobe -l | grep pcspkr would help to find it :-)
[06:26] <lifestream> draconis, Yes, it's there
[06:28] <draconis> eminor: yeah but i didn't realize to say that
[06:28] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: i *think* what you might mean is that your scripts have hard-coded passwords in them (like mysql passwords), and you want the script files not to be readable.
[06:28] <lifestream> You know what, I made a typo on the blacklist file @_@  Fixed it, let me see if this year/month/day, that blacklist works :P *brb*
[06:28] <lifestream> and thank you :)
[06:29] <captaincrook> prince_jammys,  well... (www-data check password file, www-data says its good www-data give access...) user has acess denied when trying to file_get_content(file) ...
[06:29] <captaincrook> prince_jammys,  right...
[06:30] <computer_> hey anyone willing to let me remote desktop your system? only give me access to view only. i just want to try it out and see. anyone?
[06:30] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: then setting the 'other' bit to 1 on regular files should do. (they'd only be readable by the owner and group)
[06:30] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: err, 4
[06:31] <prince_jammys> bah, i'm zoning out.
[06:32] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: i said something wrong, twice. set the 'other' to just zero (no read, write or execute).
[06:34] <prince_jammys> so it becomes:  -rw-r----- foo.php  www-data www-data
[06:34] <captaincrook> prince_jammys,  i think i got it right... finally...
[06:35] <Prohibited> Can someone help me?
[06:36] <firecrotch> Prohibited: If you tell us your question/problem and someone who is around knows the answer, then yes.
[06:36] <Piete> Don't ask to ask, just ask :)
[06:36] <Prohibited> lol
[06:38] <Prohibited> Alright, I installed Ubuntu using Wubi.exe (so Ubuntu's installation is a file inside Windows) and now I am wanting to move Ubuntu to its own partition (and then LVMP to transfer Ubuntu onto there so i can delete the windows partition) but when I try to boot using Partition Manager I get "Error 23: Error while parsing numbers". Anyone know a solution?
[06:38] <Prohibited> er hm I kinda repeated myself there.
[06:39] <Schmitty> I am having trouble running a script in rc.local. The script is in /home/nick/script but I can't put ./home/nick/script because it only executes while im current in the directory running ./script any idea how to do this?
[06:40] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: sudo chmod -R o-rwx /var/www   is likely what you're talking about
[06:40] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: then verify that all files in there are owned by www-data:www-data
[06:40] <nic1> It is not possible to write with the current set of plugins. why do i get this error when i try to write to a cd?
[06:41] <Prohibited> I installed Ubuntu using Wubi.exe (so Ubuntu's installation is a file inside Windows) and now I am wanting to create another partition (and then LVMP to transfer Ubuntu onto there so i can delete the windows partition) but when I try to boot using Partition Manager I get "Error 23: Error while parsing numbers". Anyone know a solution?
[06:41] <skyler> can anyone help me with an xgl problem? if anyone would like to 1on1 chat i can send you the error message that im receiving
[06:41] <Prohibited> o.o Arnold has left the building.
[06:41] <captaincrook> prince_jammys,  made the directory 751 and putted www-data owner of the directory... everything works...
[06:42] <Keiffer> how can i force gnome-terminal to remember a specific size, geometry?
[06:42] <Prohibited> brb smashing cd drive with a rock.
[06:42] <Keiffer> why?
[06:42] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: ok. i'd imagine that 751 acts the same as 750
[06:42] <Prohibited> oh its stuck
[06:42] <Zachk18> help please
[06:43] <firecrotch> Prohibited: when GRUB loads, while the menu for which to boot comes up, press e (while the Ubuntu entry is highlighted) and give us the entire boot line. There's probably an error there
[06:43] <captaincrook> prince_jammys,  750 gives a 403 forbidden error...
[06:43] <Prohibited> alright
[06:43] <Prohibited> I'll brb
[06:43] <prince_jammys> captaincrook: ah.
[06:44] <Zachk18> I'm using Ubuntu Karmic and unlike Ubuntu Jaunty I cant see the users in the channel on the right
[06:44] <Prohibited> "for which to boot", which Operating System? (XP/Ubuntu)?
[06:44] <Prohibited> that what you mean?
[06:44] <lstarnes> Zachk18: using xchat?
[06:44] <firecrotch> Yeah, that menu
[06:44] <Prohibited> ok
[06:44] <Prohibited> brb
[06:44] <Zachk18> lstarnes, hey man and yes
[06:44] <lstarnes> Zachk18: try ctrl+f7, or go to View > User list
[06:45] <Zachk18> lstarnes, got thanks
[06:45] <Zachk18> got "it"
[06:47] <eminor> Schmitty, if you are writing the absolute path like /home/... you dont need the point at the beginning cause the point stands for the path of the folder your actually in. so it should work with /home/nick/yourscript
[06:47] <kandjar`> my connection to my local server dropped from 1M/s to 100k/s... is there a way to find why?
[06:47] <eminor> is my english ok, readable..? ^^
[06:47] <Schmitty> ok
[06:49] <prince_jammys> eminor: quite readable. are you a spanish-speaker?
[06:49] <Schmitty> como etsa' eminor
[06:49] <prince_jammys> because 'point' is the direct translation from spanish. In English, they "full stop" (brits) or "period" (americans)
[06:50] <prince_jammys> or "dot"
[06:50] <chaca> kog gag da yg ol iah?
[06:51] <prince_jammys> that's a language i don't know about.
[06:51] <Aalinux> geirha: ${parameter#word}  , parameter expansion ,can't understand clearly, if parameter="bjvdfgjhfsjfsk" , Can you please explain?
[06:52] <Aalinux> ${parameter#word}  , parameter expansion ,can't understand clearly, if parameter="bjvdfgjhfsjfsk" , Can you please explain?
[06:52] <larsemil> is the intel driver bug solved in Karmix?
[06:52] <larsemil> karmic
[06:52] <Aalinux> ${parameter#word}  , parameter expansion ,can't understand clearly, if parameter="bjvdfgjhfsjfsk" , Can you please explain? Can anyone give a simple example of using it?
[06:52] <LogicFan> !karmic
[06:53] <prince_jammys> Aalinux: foo=hello.mp3; echo "${foo#*.}"
[06:53] <eminor> prince_jammys, i'm german and it's been a while since i've spoken english last time. thanks for your correction :)
[06:53] <prince_jammys> no, just curiosity.
[06:53] <prince_jammys> i wouldn't have guessed German.
[06:54] <Prohibited> ok
[06:54] <Darkedge> Guys, I'm downloading ubuntu right now, as a replacement for xubuntu...
[06:54] <Darkedge> So, What's some ways I can "spice" up ubuntu?
[06:55] <Prohibited> hm who was I talking to in here3.
[06:55] <firecrotch> Darkedge: I like mine with a little bit of basil and rosemary
[06:55] <firecrotch> Prohibited: That would be me
[06:55] <Unicode> Darkedge: what for? just install gnome
[06:55] <Darkedge> Yes
[06:55] <Prohibited> xD
[06:55] <Darkedge> But like,
[06:55] <Prohibited> it said:
[06:55] <Darkedge> Can you give me a screenie of yours, firecrotch.....
[06:56] <firecrotch> Darkedge: Mine is pretty boring, actually.
[06:56] <xangua> dpes someone uses Gnome Mplayer in the latest versión¿ - 0.9.8
[06:56] <xangua> it doesn't play anything but mplayer does :-(
[06:56] <user01> an I emulate windows under ubuntu?
[06:56] <Prohibited> yeah
[06:57] <Prohibited> using a Virtual machine
[06:57] <kandjar`> what's the command to know the what mount where? (i wanna know the /dev/sd... evices i have to do a badblock check on them)
[06:57] <user01> Prohibited, any recommendations?
[06:57] <lstarnes> user01: you can use wine as a compatibility layer for many windows applications
[06:57] <prince_jammys> kandjar`: 'mount' to see what's mounted, and where.
[06:57] <Darkedge> If you wanta pay use CrossOver
[06:57] <kandjar`> prince_jammys: it doesnt show the devices
[06:57] <Darkedge> What do you plan on uses it for?
[06:57] <firecrotch> Darkedge: But hang on a moment and I'll get you a screenshot :)
[06:58] <prince_jammys> kandjar`: then they're not mounted :)
[06:58] <Prohibited> I don't know any Linux Virtual Machines =\
[06:58] <prince_jammys> kandjar`: sudo fdisk -l  to list drives/partitions.
[06:58] <Darkedge> (: Thanks,
[06:59] <Darkedge> It'll be easier for you to upload to something like photobucket
[06:59] <Prohibited> root () /ubuntu/disks
[06:59] <Prohibited> kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.27-14-generic root = uuid= bcb0bb6cb0bb2bb0
[06:59] <Prohibited> loop = /u->initrd /boot/initrd-img-2.6.27-14-generic
[06:59] <prince_jammys> user01: there's virtual machines, and there's 'wine', an app that can run some windows programs.
[06:59] <kandjar`> prince_jammys: i ll try thanks :)
[07:00] <user01> prince_jammys, with a virtual machine, is it posible to install applications and have the changes being saved?
[07:00] <prince_jammys> user01: yes
[07:00] <Aalinux> prince_jammys: Thank you.
[07:00] <prince_jammys> with both
[07:00] <Prohibited> firecrotch you there?
[07:00] <prince_jammys> Aalinux: go to #bash, read the guide in the channel topic. it's good (the best, in my opinion)
[07:00] <profanephobia> hello everyone! i need to make a launcher that can mark a change of value in gconf-editor. can and how do i accomplish this?
[07:00] <firecrotch> Prohibited: Yep
[07:01] <Prohibited> root () /ubuntu/disks
[07:01] <Prohibited> kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.27-14-generic root = uuid= bcb0bb6cb0bb2bb0
[07:01] <Prohibited> loop = /u->initrd /boot/initrd-img-2.6.27-14-generic
[07:01] <Aalinux> prince_jammys: Thank you.
[07:01] <firecrotch> Prohibited: that's all sorts of messed up.
[07:01] <user01> prince_jammys, could you tell me which vitual machine is the most popular/effective?
[07:01] <Prohibited> o.o
[07:01] <Prohibited> :(
[07:01] <kandjar`> why i my network connection so slow... between my laptop and my server; how can I find what goes wrong in it
[07:02] <firecrotch> Prohibited: as far as I know, the best thing to do in your situation is do a fresh install of Ubuntu, instead of converting a Wubi install
[07:02] <Prohibited> D=
[07:02] <Prohibited> I have a version of Ubuntu on a disk but my computer can't read it
[07:02] <Prohibited> :|
[07:02] <prince_jammys> !virtualbox | user01 : seems pretty popular
[07:03] <prince_jammys> !wine | user01 : is an alternative
[07:03] <Prohibited> when I put a disk in my computer, it sounds like its destroying it lol
[07:03] <prince_jammys> user01: wine isn't a virtual machine, but you can install and run many windows progs with it.
[07:04] <prince_jammys> user01: with virtualbox, you'd run a full-on windows inside ubuntu.
[07:04] <firecrotch> Darkedge: http://nickmoeck.com/images/desktop.png  is what my Ubuntu looks like
[07:04] <Prohibited> PNG? ew. JPG ftw
[07:05] <Darkedge> xD
[07:05] <prince_jammys> .bmp!
[07:05] <Darkedge> Thanks!
[07:05] <Prohibited> .JPG
[07:05] <prince_jammys> .TIFF
[07:05] <Prohibited> .WIN\
[07:05] <prince_jammys> hehe. we're going to be scolded.
[07:05] <Prohibited> o.o
[07:06] <Prohibited> anyway.. my computer doesn't read most disks.
[07:06] <Prohibited> most blank disks
[07:06] <firecrotch> .png is lossless, I'll take png over jpg any day
[07:07] <Prohibited> so firecrotch, is my Ubuntu messed up
[07:07] <Prohibited> :-!
[07:07] <firecrotch> Prohibited: it could probably be fixed. What have you done so far in the process of trying to convert from a Wubi install to a normal install>
[07:08] <Prohibited> I've installed Partition Manager and reinstalled it a few times
[07:08] <Prohibited> thats about it
[07:09] <profanephobia> what file is gconf-editor changing?
[07:10] <tehbaut> anyone running ubuntu on an i7 cpu? <grin>
[07:11] <Darkedge> Nice desktop
[07:11] <firecrotch> Darkedge: Thanks
[07:14] <firecrotch> Prohibited: can you give me a link to the instructions you were using?
[07:14] <Prohibited> eah
[07:15] <Lillymon> I've just used Ctrl+Alt+F1 to get me another session so I could terminate a session of OpenTTD that would not give my keyboard control. How do I get back to my former session now that it's dead?
[07:15] <Prohibited> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide#How%20do%20I%20migrate%20to%20a%20real%20partition,%20and/or%20get%20rid%20of%20Windows%20entirely? after that there is a link for Partition manager somewhere
[07:15] <firecrotch> Lillymon: Ctrl+Alt+F7
[07:16] <Prohibited> which is better, Wine or CrossOver?
[07:16] <Lillymon> That worked.
[07:16] <Logomachist>  I used the dd command to back up a drive image. As I understood it, I would be able to restore the drive image with the command "cat x* | sudo dd of=/dev/sda3". However something I just read claimed that if sda3 doesn't exist, dd will start at the beginning of the disk, and create it. Start at the beginning of the disk? That would overwrite my existing Vista partition! I want it to create a new partition from unalocated space on the d
[07:17] <Prohibited> there is a load of people in here ;o
[07:17] <Prohibited> 1262
[07:18] <prince_jammys> Logomachist: create the partition yourself
[07:18] <Prohibited> lol on warez-bb.org this guy put "after trying the software do the noble thing and buy it"
[07:18] <Prohibited> why share programs illegally if you want people to buy it?
[07:18] <Logomachist> prince_jammys: How do I know what size to create?
[07:18] <prince_jammys> Logomachist: using a partitioner (gparted, for example0
[07:18] <firecrotch> Prohibited: Unfortunately, your problem is a little too complex for me to handle (I'm not very good with GRUB stuff)
[07:19] <firecrotch> Sorry I can't be of more assistance
[07:19] <Prohibited> =(
[07:19] <Prohibited> thanks for trying
[07:19] <Prohibited> hopefully someone on the forums will be able to help
[07:19] <sky-toucher> i have a tp-link wn322g+ v2.0.
[07:19] <prince_jammys> Logomachist: I have never done what you're doing. I assume the same size as the original, but don't quote me on that.
[07:19] <Prohibited> hmm
[07:19] <firecrotch> Prohibited: I'm sure someone will :)
[07:19] <Prohibited> since I installed Ubuntu I've downloaded files a lot faster
[07:20] <Prohibited> like, 250kb/s from Rapidshare
[07:20] <Logomachist> prince_jammys: I don't know the exact size, is the problem.
[07:20] <firecrotch> Prohibited: almost everything works better in Ubuntu than in Windows :)
[07:21] <sky-toucher> i have a tp-link wn322g+ v2.0.I follew the ubuntu wiki but it didn't work in ubuntu.how can i do
[07:21] <firecrotch> Prohibited: Just a side note, this channel is for support, general discussion belongs in #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:21] <Prohibited> sadface
[07:21] <Prohibited> bye then
[07:22] <prince_jammys> if it were always that easy ..
[07:22] <prince_jammys> hohoho
[07:23] <lowlycoder> anyone have a good suggggestion for a tablet that runs ubuntuy with a > 12 inch screen?
[07:24] <prince_jammys> Logomachist: I'd guess the sum of all your x* files, but you're better off asking someone who's done this before.
[07:25] <Logomachist> prince_jammys: I added up the size of all the x* files and they *seem* larger than the original drive. But yeah, hopefully someone who knows what they're doing will come along to help.
[07:26] <Logomachist> I'll be heading to sleep soon, tho.
[07:26] <skyler> how can i check what graphics card i have? im using ubuntu 904
[07:27] <prince_jammys> skyler: lspci | grep VGA
[07:27] <skyler> thank you
[07:27] <skyler> i have anothing question concerning xgl
[07:28] <skyler> it says i have a RV515 PRO [Radeon X1300/X1550 Series]
[07:28] <skyler> another question*
[07:29] <yellabs> hi there
[07:29] <skyler> i dont have xgl
[07:29] <skyler> and i dont know how to get it
[07:29] <yellabs> if i pauze transmission ( torrent ) and reboot, would that torrent download be lost?
[07:29] <skyler> im guessing i have correct drivers for my card if the os is reading it... but i cant run compiz without xgl it says
[07:30] <yellabs> it does not start the download of the torrent, or should i just be more patient?
[07:30] <Steil> xgl is gay
[07:30] <yellabs> oh, hehe it started again,
[07:31] <yellabs> gay = merry ?
[07:31] <yellabs> :P
[07:31] <skyler> what else can i use aside from xgl
[07:31] <yellabs> what card is it?
[07:31] <skyler> RV515 PRO [Radeon X1300/X1550 Series]
[07:33] <yellabs> and ubuntu version?
[07:33] <yellabs> 9.04?
[07:33] <skyler> 904
[07:34] <b14ck_> Is there any good software available that can block all MPAA/RIAA IPs?
[07:35] <skyler> idk if my board has anything to do with it, but i have a gigabyte  945pl
[07:35] <jefinc> !ot | b14ck_
[07:35] <b14ck_> Are packages not a related ubuntu topic?
[07:35] <b14ck_> oO
[07:35] <skyler> bl4ck, peerguardian is a nice app
[07:35] <skyler> idk if its for linux or not tho =/
[07:36] <jefinc> b14ck_: blocking specificly RIAA/MPAA isn't really ubuntu related no?
[07:36] <yellabs> skyler, some read about the topic here : http://www.experts-exchange.com/OS/Linux/Distributions/Ubuntu/Q_24551784.html
[07:37] <yellabs> you can do the same as i did just google around a bit, some might come up with an answer, there are several people that have issue' s with your radeon card, but lets hope one has the correct answer...:)
[07:37] <yellabs> http://www.experts-exchange.com/OS/Linux/Distributions/Ubuntu/Q_24551784.html
[07:37] <skyler> sorry yellabs, that didnt give me anything
[07:37] <Schmitty> scripts in rc.local never get executed.... do you know why?
[07:37] <yellabs> scroll down the page
[07:37] <jshultz> not quite related to ubuntu buy you guys are the only ones awake. i just uploaded the new website to my clients site and when i go to the website it's asking me how i want to open a .phtml file?
[07:38] <balsaq> schmitty: is that yyou JFS
[07:38] <skyler> well, thats why ive come to IRC, i was hoping to find some help on here
[07:38] <lowlycoder> is there a list of scanners that work with ubuntu?
[07:38] <Schmitty> balsaq i don't think so
[07:38] <joeb3_> Schmitty, did you put your script above the "exit 0" ?
[07:38] <Gumby`> does anyone here have experience wih network-manager not working with rt61 wifi devices after an apt-get dist-upgrade?  This process is repeatable
[07:38] <balsaq> oh okschmitty
[07:38] <yellabs> i know
[07:38] <yellabs> :)
[07:39] <Schmitty> joeb3 let me check
[07:40] <Schmitty> joeb3 I have no exit 0
[07:40] <yellabs> skyler some more info here : maybe : http://start.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1138784
[07:41] <joeb3_> Schmitty, is /etc/rc.local executable? ls -al /etc/rc.local.  Should see r-x or rwx
[07:41] <Schmitty> yes
[07:41] <Schmitty> joeb3 yes
[07:42] <skyler> this site ive found here seems to be helpful... if it had the download link for the driver https://a248.e.akamai.net/f/674/9206/0/www2.ati.com/drivers/linux/linux_8.24.8.html#179419
[07:42] <BBUB-Ebay> Hi all, Ihave a Question?
[07:42] <Bluey> shoot!
[07:42] <eminor> Schmitty, can you run the script with sudo /path/to/script ?
[07:42] <BBUB-Ebay> ok
[07:42] <Schmitty> eminor yup
[07:43] <Schmitty> it's like it just doesn't execute rc.local at all
[07:43] <Schmitty> wierd
[07:43] <eminor> hm...
[07:43] <joeb3_> Schmitty, does /etc/rc2.d/S99rc.local exist?
[07:43] <Schmitty> 1 moment
[07:44] <BBUB-Ebay> i wiped out the first 63??? sectores of my harddrive in 904 , with maxblast 4... can thay be recoverd?
[07:44] <joeb3_> Schmitty, should be a link to /etc/init.d/rc.local
[07:44] <Schmitty> joeb3 NO!
[07:44] <Schmitty> it's not there
[07:44] <Bluey> bbub - that is beyond my knowledge level -- I dunno.
[07:44] <joeb3_> Schmitty, that's why it does not run.
[07:44] <BBUB-Ebay> your kidding right
[07:45] <joeb3_> Schmitty, ln -s /etc/rc2.d/S99rc.local /etc/init.d/rc.local
[07:45] <joeb3_> Schmitty, sudo of course
[07:45] <Schmitty> joeb3 I have command I need to run in rc.local that require networking to already be up. Should I place S99rc.local in rc3 or rc4 ?
[07:45] <jjessie> is there a way to re-arrange the icon order in netbook-launcher?
[07:45] <Bluey> bbub - I do know this much -- writing on that volume will only make recovery more difficult...
[07:46] <gOLDfeesh> if I install xdm will that take over my gnome?
[07:46] <joeb3_> Schmitty, usually rc2.d.  who -r will show the runlevel to put it in.
[07:46] <gOLDfeesh> Like I know that gnome works off of gdm but... flux.. tis not xdm?
[07:46] <jrib> gOLDfeesh: what do you mean by "take over", they are different things
[07:46] <Dr_Willis> gOLDfeesh:  it might replace 'gdm' as your login manager... but thats about it.
[07:47] <BBUB-Ebay> the os is replaceable.... my files are not that is what i need.
[07:47] <gOLDfeesh> right, so I'd just have to change it.. for each session right?
[07:47] <gOLDfeesh> make gnome my default session and then whenever I want just use xdm?
[07:47] <jrib> gOLDfeesh: change what?  What session?
[07:47] <Dr_Willis> gOLDfeesh:  xdm is so minimal in features.. You proberly dont want 'xdm'
[07:48] <jrib> gOLDfeesh: xdm will replace your gdm login window
[07:48] <gOLDfeesh> I thought fluxbox was xdm
[07:48] <gOLDfeesh> I guess I was mistaken
[07:48] <Schmitty> ln: creating symbolic link `/etc/init.d/rc.local' to `/etc/rc5.d/S99rc.local': File exists
[07:48] <Dr_Willis> gOLDfeesh:  you are confused :) xdm = login,manager.. fluxbox = a window manager
[07:48] <gOLDfeesh> right
[07:48] <gOLDfeesh> okay ty
[07:48] <joeb3_> Schmitty, rc2.d
[07:49] <gOLDfeesh> !themes
[07:49] <Schmitty> ln: creating symbolic link `/etc/init.d/rc.local' to `/etc/rc2.d/S99rc.local': File exists
[07:49] <jjessie> lol
[07:50] <jrib> Schmitty: wrong order
[07:50] <Dr_Willis> i always get the ln -s order backwards.. so i reverse them.. then realize i was right the first time...
[07:51]  * jrib repeats "target-name" to Dr_Willis 10 times
[07:51] <gOLDfeesh> can I change from ubuntu to xubuntu?
[07:51] <Provito> anyone have issues with 8.04LTS and scp stalling?
[07:51] <gOLDfeesh> they use the same kernels yeah?
[07:51] <gOLDfeesh> sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop ?
[07:51] <jrib> gOLDfeesh: yes, but you can also just install xubuntu-desktop and choose at the login window to use xfce instead of gnome whenever you want
[07:51] <Dr_Willis> gOLDfeesh:  you can install/select whatever desktop you want from the login manager.
[07:51] <gOLDfeesh> alright ty
[07:52] <Schmitty> joeb3 sweet!
[07:52] <Dr_Willis> ive had a few quirky issues with using ubuntu-desktop + kubuntu-desktop + xubuntu-desktop all on the same machine.
[07:53] <dbuell> I am getting a blank(black with white dots) screen from vnc4server. I tried to follow https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP/GDMVNCInetdssh can anyone help me get multiple Xvnc servers that have seperate sessions?
[07:53] <gOLDfeesh> yeah that's what I thought  that was my next question
[07:53] <gOLDfeesh> lol.
[07:53] <Dasda> what is a splash screen guys?
[07:53] <jrib> Dasda: it can refer to many things
[07:53] <gOLDfeesh> is it safe to run xubuntu and ubuntu side by side.
[07:54] <jrib> gOLDfeesh: yes
[07:54] <Dr_Willis> Dasda:  a little window/animation that appears befor eh actual program appears
[07:54] <prince_jammys> gOLDfeesh: certainly
[07:54] <Dasda> oh thnx dr_willis, anywhere i can read more about them?
[07:54] <Dr_Willis> gOLDfeesh:  the only quirky issue i had was with the 'places -> whatever' menu - some times poping up the wrong file manager.
[07:54] <Dr_Willis> Dasda:  i normally disable the silly things.
[07:54] <gOLDfeesh> Dr_Willis, that's what I mean.. I don't really need to be messing with my menus...
[07:54] <Dasda> oh lol
[07:55] <Dasda> k then i probably dont need it either
[07:55] <gOLDfeesh> having to logout then back in and what not
[07:55] <Dr_Willis> gOLDfeesh:  try it and see..
[07:55] <jrib> gOLDfeesh: in theory, it's supposed to work; in practice, you are using linux...
[07:55] <Dr_Willis> gOLDfeesh:  i hate the default file manager for xubuntu. :)
[07:55] <gOLDfeesh> but then removing it will be difficult yah? It'll leave lots of things behind?
[07:55] <Dr_Willis> gOLDfeesh:  ive not noticed the same issues under 9.10 - so it may be fixed in  9.04 now.
[07:55] <titanicheart> can any1 tell me
[07:56] <gOLDfeesh> !can | titanicheart
[07:56] <Danie2> Hello, I am having an issue about downloading and installing the drivers for my wireless adapter? I am completely new to linux
[07:56] <gOLDfeesh> :-o
[07:56] <titanicheart> can any1 tell me how i can learn commands on terminal
[07:56] <gOLDfeesh> !anyone | titanicheart
[07:56] <gOLDfeesh> !terminal | titanicheart
[07:56] <Dr_Willis> titanicheart:  theres 1000;s of web sites with bash training/guides/tutorials.
[07:57] <jrib> !cli | titanicheart
[07:57] <titanicheart> will i like ubuntu and linux..? I have been using windows since 8 years ow
[07:57] <titanicheart> now*
[07:57]  * prince_jammys busts out the crystal ball
[07:57] <prince_jammys> "Yes"
[07:57] <bazhang> titanicheart, try a live cd first
[07:57] <jrib> titanicheart: we're all different.  Some people love it, some people hate it
[07:57] <iwobbles> lol I love it titanicheart no more MSVirus
[07:58] <Flannel> titanicheart: You more than likely won't touch the terminal often,unless you want to.  Also, you can try it out from the LiveCD before you install.
[07:58] <Dr_Willis> titanicheart:  you could always install virtualbox on windows and play with linux in it 'safely'
[07:58] <se7vn> titanicheart: Depends on how much you're into computers, and what you're using it for...
[07:58] <titanicheart> any1 here into ROBOTICS?
[07:58] <jrib> !ot | titanicheart
[07:59] <se7vn> Myself, I'm learning to program and am really into science so I made the switch a month ago
[07:59] <titanicheart> what is this <ubottu>
[07:59] <bazhang> titanicheart, its a bot
[07:59] <prince_jammys> a robot that answers common questions
[07:59] <jrib> titanicheart: he's a bot; so helpers don't have to type the same thing a million times :)
[07:59] <se7vn> titanicheart: if you want to see if you like Ubuntu, even easier you could check out some videos posted by users on Youtube...
[08:00] <titanicheart> how can he predicut what i am thinking
[08:00] <jrib> titanicheart: power of linux!
[08:00] <jrib> titanicheart: nah, we give him commands, watch:
[08:00] <bazhang> titanicheart, non support questions are generally discussed in #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:00] <jrib> !ubottu | titanicheart
[08:00] <Oblong> I am trying to allow a connection on port 27015 on a fresh install of ubuntu-server, I have completely disabled iptables and set it to allow all incoming and out connection, im running my particular server on port 27015 and im still getting connection refused from the internet works fine on lan, I have the ports forwarded just like i do for port 80 etc and they all work all but port 27015....
[08:00] <Oblong> ...Any ideas?
[08:00]  * prince_jammys prepares for bot onslaught
[08:00] <titanicheart> lol
[08:00] <gOLDfeesh> Can't I just remove the ubuntu-desktop?
[08:01] <gOLDfeesh> but keep xubuntu-desktop?
[08:01] <Dr_Willis> gOLDfeesh:  its a meta-package  that wont do a lot
[08:01] <titanicheart> look guys..what ubottu says to me
[08:01] <jrib> gOLDfeesh: nothing wrong with keeping both...
[08:01] <gOLDfeesh> well I just looked at my menu.. there's  a LOT there
[08:01] <Dr_Willis> thers too many ysefull tools in gnome-desktop to   justify  removing it.. to me. :)
[08:01] <Dr_Willis> gOLDfeesh:  install kubuntu-desktop for more!
[08:02] <Dr_Willis> more is better.. right!
[08:02] <gOLDfeesh> lmfao thanks Dr_Willis
[08:02] <prince_jammys> gOLDfeesh: you could edit the menu
[08:02] <jrib> gOLDfeesh: you should be able to just edit your menu to remove stuff you don't use or reorganize it
[08:02] <gOLDfeesh> bah.
[08:02] <Dr_Willis> is there a lxde-desktop yet? ive not kept up to date
[08:02] <prince_jammys> !purexfce | if you must
[08:02] <se7vn> Oblong:  You looking for something likeiptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port "your port here"
[08:02] <Oblong> Any takers on my port issue lol
[08:02] <jrib> Dr_Willis: someone recommended installing lxde from a package yesterday
[08:03] <prince_jammys> there is an lxde package in the repos for intrepid and up
[08:03] <fluid> hmm could someone help me figure out how to disable EmulateWheelButton in jaunty?
[08:03] <gOLDfeesh> brb
[08:03]  * Dr_Willis checks the package manager for any more *-desktops to install
[08:04] <titanicheart> what is this happening
[08:04] <titanicheart> ?????????????????????????
[08:04] <bazhang> titanicheart, what is the issue
[08:04] <titanicheart> ubottu...do u keep record
[08:04] <bazhang> titanicheart, there are channel logs, yes
[08:04] <prince_jammys> either you typed a bunch of non-ascii, or a bunch of question marks
[08:04] <titanicheart> bazhand...how does channel log know what some1 is doing?
[08:05] <titanicheart> why is IP address being shown
[08:05] <titanicheart> ????????
[08:05] <Dr_Willis> a log is just a 'log' it dosetn  'know' anything.
[08:05] <Oblong> your on irc
[08:05] <jrib> fluid: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Input and working example: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Logitech_Marblemouse_USB  reading and understanding that should be enough I hope?
[08:05] <Oblong> everyone sees your ip
[08:05] <bazhang> titanicheart, you can hide the joins/parts
[08:05] <titanicheart> bunch of questions marks
[08:05] <Dr_Willis> unless you have a 'cloak'
[08:05] <padhu> titanicheart: also in fedora?!
[08:05] <titanicheart> noo
[08:05] <Dr_Willis> titanicheart:  it will be worth while for you to type in complete sentances and try to make more sence.
[08:06] <titanicheart> okk DR WILLIS
[08:06]  * Oblong loves Dr_Willis lol
[08:06] <Dr_Willis> I always try to be clear and concise  Oblong  :)
[08:06] <fluid> jrib: yeah ive tried...didnt work out. lol
[08:06] <titanicheart> do u type my name "titanicheart" again and again or  you have a shortcut?
[08:07] <jrib> fluid: explain what you did and how you tested I guess (that procedure works)
[08:07] <Dr_Willis> titanicheart:  use the tab key
[08:07] <junkbit> type a few letters then press TAB to autocomplete
[08:07] <Dr_Willis> tit<tab>
[08:07] <bazhang> titanicheart, tab key after a few letters
[08:07] <Oblong> se7vn: my ports are not blocked by my isp as I have ran this same type of server on another machine in the house and was able to connect from the "outside" fine, any other ideas?
[08:07] <Oblong> Its almost like my router does not want to forward any of the higher ips
[08:07] <titanicheart> Dr_Willis: thanks
[08:07] <titanicheart> i got it !
[08:07] <prince_jammys> hehe
[08:08] <Dr_Willis> titanicheart:  it will also be worth while to read the docs/ irc beginner guides for your irc client.
[08:08] <titanicheart> Dr_Willis: Will I turn my hair grey reading..and learning?
[08:08] <fluid> hang on i think there is a type-o in my fdi file. lemme try again...lol
[08:08] <titanicheart> Dr_Willis: Where is the guide?
[08:09] <prince_jammys> /topic
[08:09] <titanicheart> prince_jammys: I have a topic
[08:09] <Dr_Willis> titanicheart:  check your irc cliekts menus for 'help' and the clients homepage..
[08:09] <Dr_Willis> !irc | titanicheart
[08:09] <titanicheart> fluid:  what is an FDI fie
[08:09] <prince_jammys> titanicheart: there are links there
[08:10] <fluid> xml files. brb.
[08:10] <titanicheart> ubottu: If i minimize where do my applications go
[08:11] <titanicheart> ubottu: I think I have closed something
[08:11] <Oblong> Anyone have any idea on the port forwarding issue? I have set iptables to allow all incoming and outgoing seeing as I have a wrt54g and use its firewall, I have also forwarded ports 80 etc and those are able to connect fine from outside. But cannot connect via port 27015
[08:11] <Dr_Willis> titanicheart:  ubottu  is a bot.
[08:11] <titanicheart> Dr_Willis: If i minimize where do my applications go
[08:11] <Dr_Willis> !training
[08:11] <Dr_Willis> titanicheart:  they show up in the panel here... look for them? or use alt-tab
[08:11] <Dr_Willis> about the same as windows works...
[08:12] <titanicheart> Dr_Willis: I have closed that panel by mistake..how do i get it backK?
[08:13] <Dr_Willis> right click on a panel, add new panel, right click on pannel -> add to panel and start exploring the womnderfull gizmos you can add.
[08:13] <Gamarok__> !help
[08:13]  * Dr_Willis thinks they may need to put some LOCK on the panels/default gizmos in gnome soon...
[08:13] <Balsaque> 1
[08:13] <Oblong> Dr_Willis: would you happen to have any idea on my ports issue by chance?
[08:14] <Dr_Willis> Oblong:  not really. i rarely mess with services over the internet to my homepc
[08:14] <Oblong> Alright I do appreciate your time :)
[08:14] <Dr_Willis> Oblong:  perhaps disable iptables completely.
[08:14] <Oblong> yes I have done that actually
[08:14] <titanicheart_> I havent Quit
[08:15] <Oblong> I use iptables via my dd-wrt
[08:15] <titanicheart_> Dr_Willis: Why has my NICK changed?
[08:15] <Dr_Willis> titanicheart:  it will be worth while for you to type in complete sentances and try to make more sence.
[08:15] <Dr_Willis> titanicheart_:  because you logged in a 2nd time
[08:15] <waratos> can someone help me with git
[08:15] <waratos> git is driving me crazy
[08:15] <titanicheart_> kkk
[08:15] <lstarnes> titanicheart_: or it's a stale ghost connection
[08:15] <prince_jammys> waratos: try at #git
[08:15] <prince_jammys> waratos: big channel.
[08:16] <titanicheart_> lstarnes: HAck me if You can
[08:16] <waratos> thanks
[08:16] <titanicheart_> Dr_Willis: Is Linux Virus Free??
[08:16] <Dr_Willis> !virus | titanicheart_
[08:16] <gOLDfeesh> titanicheart,  no
[08:16] <Dr_Willis> depends on your definitions. :)
[08:16] <gOLDfeesh> whoever gave me the link to purge gnome I thank you for that
[08:16] <prince_jammys> for all practical purposes, yes. technically, no.
[08:17] <prince_jammys> welcome
[08:17] <prince_jammys> i'm a chronic purger too.
[08:17] <Dr_Willis> I run Malware/virus installers in WINE on linux to test them out/see what they do. :)
[08:17] <titanicheart_> ubottu: What will you say If I say Windows 7 Is amazing?
[08:17] <titanicheart_> Dr_Willis:  I was using Purchased Symantec Norton Antivirus
[08:18] <titanicheart_> Dr_Willis: on windows
[08:18] <prince_jammys> well, say bye-bye to that.
[08:18] <Dr_Willis> titanicheart_:  im sorry to hear that...
[08:18] <losher> Dr_Willis: so do I (run them in wine) but note that even that isn't risk free, it *can* write files to your linux filesystem unless you're careful...
[08:18] <gOLDfeesh> I just installed awn and removed gnome
[08:19] <Dr_Willis> gOLDfeesh:  for a 'dock' i much perfer gnome-do and its docky theme to  the others ive tried.
[08:19] <titanicheart_> lol
[08:23] <factory> HI
[08:23] <Oblong> Hello,
[08:24] <factory> WATZ UP BOYS AND GIRLS
[08:24] <nilMe> just lurkin -_-
[08:24] <Oblong> Not much just looking at you typing in caps.
[08:24] <bazhang> factory, no need for caps please
[08:24] <henryfranz2005> hello I want to learn how to compile tar.gz for ubuntu thanks!
[08:25] <factory> o you'll notic it
[08:25] <Dr_Willis> !compile
[08:25] <henryfranz2005> ben : hi
[08:26] <gOLDfeesh> back to gnome brb
[08:26] <henryfranz2005> Dr_Willis : thanks!
[08:26] <Oblong> I have another question, I did have an ip set via static ip, then I set it back to dhcp, as I am using a static DHCP address, but now when starting a counter strike source server it still trys to bind to 192.168.1.180 which was the old address. Where all would I remove this address so it indicates via DHCP?
[08:26] <Oblong> My ifconfig does indicate the correct DHCP assigned address
[08:27] <b14ck_> How can I disable a startup service via the cli?
[08:27] <factory> config
[08:27] <Dr_Willis> b14ck_:  theres several 'sysv' config/tools you can use.
[08:27] <n1c0> Hi
[08:28] <Dr_Willis> b14ck_:  update-rc.d is commonly used.
[08:28] <WzCocoon> Hello every body
[08:28] <Two4> allo WzCocoon
[08:29] <draconis> Oblong: that looks like you'd want to set it in your counter strike server
[08:29] <losher> b14ck_: there's also a tool (rather ridiculously) named "bum"
[08:29] <WzCocoon> Does anybody know how to upgrade an AIT driver
[08:29] <gOLDfeesh> !ATI | WzCocoon
[08:29] <b14ck_> update-rc.d worked nicely
[08:29] <b14ck_> thanks
[08:29] <factory> wat is the update-rc.d bl4ck
[08:29] <Oblong> draconis: I have actually done this, but still will not bind to the correct address showing connection refused when trying to connect so if you leave it blank it is supposed to autodetect and it comes up with the wrong one so I assumed I missed something somewhere
[08:30] <losher> b14ck_: but "bum" is more fun to say...
[08:30] <qwerkus> Hi all: I got a wired problem here. I have to salvage an old university work stuck on a FLOPPY. Yes I read it correctly. So: are there any tools available under linux to do the job. (I thought of some dd command, maybe ?)
[08:30] <draconis> Oblong: well, where did you set the static ip?
[08:30] <Two4> my bum configuration says so
[08:30] <Two4> lo
[08:30] <Two4> lol*
[08:30] <Oblong> I had actually originally set it up during install
[08:30] <WzCocoon> Thank I will have a look at it
[08:30] <n1c0> do you success install old nvidia 71.xx(legacy) ?  i got a GeForce256 not working on jaunty
[08:30] <draconis> qwerkus: dd_rescue and foremost
[08:30] <Dr_Willis> qwerkus:  dd  and ddrescue and dd_rescue
[08:31] <Oblong> which I asummed only wrote to /etc/network/interfaces
[08:31] <qwerkus> thanks guys
[08:31] <Oblong> which I have set back to auto eth0 and iface eth0 inet dhcp
[08:31] <qwerkus> this chan is so great
[08:31] <Two4> n1c0, did you enable restricted drivers?
[08:31] <factory> bl4ck i'm waiting
[08:31] <qwerkus> you come with a problem, and (most of time) you leave with a solution
[08:31] <n1c0> yes but my card is not seen by the wizard
[08:31] <mb_again_> qwerkus: if it is not damaged, you can just mount it if you have a drive attached
[08:31] <draconis> Oblong: what happened when you tried setting the server address specifically?
[08:32] <n1c0> it is a old nv10 geforce 256sdr
[08:32] <Oblong> you know I did not try it on this machine while it was set static
[08:32] <losher> qwerkus: see also mtools - utilities to access DOS disks in Unix
[08:32] <Two4> hmm. what is the package name for your restricted drivers?
[08:32] <Oblong> draconis: let me give that a shot see what it does
[08:33] <n1c0> the one according `uname-r`
[08:33] <Two4> I wouldn't know about that. are you trying to install nvidia-glx-71?
[08:35] <n1c0> i try nvidia-glx-71, binary-nvidia-package, envy-ng but card seems not recognize with all
[08:35] <Two4> n1c0, what is your home language?
[08:36] <n1c0> french
[08:36] <Two4> !fr
[08:36] <n1c0> thanks but few people, few answer
[08:36] <Two4> oh
[08:37] <cheslyn> ben from wat country are u
[08:37] <Two4> I'm just noticing a language barrier
[08:37] <Two4> nice to see another saffir, cheslyn
[08:37] <Bluey> anyone had issues with nwayno@Homer:~$ uname -r
[08:37] <Bluey> 2.6.28-15-generic ?  It keeps locking up on me randomly.  I booted into previous version - and problem disappeared.
[08:37] <cheslyn> thanks
[08:38] <cheslyn> yes bluey
[08:38] <Two4> n1c0, take me through what happens when you try to install nvidia-glx-71
[08:38] <Bluey> okay -- then it's not me...
[08:38] <n1c0> Two4: the error was something like "error: could not load nvidia driver : /usr/lib/xorg/drivers/..." when i start X
[08:38] <n1c0> but with lsmod nvidia seems loaded
[08:39] <n1c0> and lspci show me : nv10 nvidia guillemot corp Geforce256
[08:39] <Two4> n1c0, run 'sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-71' on your terminal
[08:40] <n1c0> yes it install nvidia-moadaliases, compile kernel module
[08:40] <Two4> it will reinstall the glx drivers
[08:41] <Dantonic> Hello, I'm planning to build a new box with newer components.  Is there a way to determine whether ubuntu will work flawlessly with certain components?  I've tried browsing hardware compatibility lists, but I only seem to find info on older components.
[08:41] <cheslyn> n1co can you tell me what is nvidia-glx-71 and whats is it doing
[08:41] <mb_again_> bluey: interesting, mine is pending but no answer yet, google hits on some virtualbox complaints, are you running that?
[08:41] <n1c0> cheslyn: there are different binary driver for nvidia cards
[08:41] <Bluey> mb -- no
[08:42] <n1c0> cheslyn: nvidia-glx-71 is the older one
[08:42] <cheslyn> like what
[08:42] <Bluey> !ubotto hcl
[08:42] <fahadsadah> !hcl
[08:43] <Bluey> thanks I was in the process of looking up where the hcl was...
[08:43] <Two4> dantonic, you'll have better luck googling your components to see if they give common issues under ubuntu
[08:43] <Two4> ubuntu has driver support for the vast majority of components though
[08:44] <Dantonic> Two4, thats what I figured, was just looking about the amd 785 chipset havent been able to find anything...
[08:44] <Bluey> i have ubuntu on a dual core machine, less then a year old, and it's on a compaq desktop pro - about 8 years old - works find on either
[08:44] <Dantonic> Two4, just want to make sure I get a system that is compatible... so I dont have to deal with little annoyances...
[08:45] <Two4> any issues or any drivers, dantonic?
[08:45] <Bluey> nytol.....
[08:45] <Dantonic> Two4,  havent bought it yet... :P but want to!
[08:45] <junkbit> problems usually only in laptops these days, such as suspend or wireless
[08:45] <Two4> n1co, have you run the apt-get command?
[08:45] <Dantonic> Two4, I dont want to buy something and realize I have to install... winBLOWS to use it...
[08:46] <Dantonic> well I have a desktop junkbit, and I have some issues... on suspend... I lose network capabilities
[08:46] <Dantonic> its an old amd athlon 64 3200
[08:46] <Dantonic> single core :P
[08:46] <Dantonic> on another old P4 box... other issues... the sound and video card :( lots of troubleshooting to get it to work
[08:47] <Two4> older sound and video cards are a b*tch
[08:47] <cheslyn> i agree
[08:47] <Dantonic> Two4, probably so is there a lot of support for newer stuff? I mean who writes drivers for it? is it the community or the chipset manufacturers?
[08:48] <Dantonic> for linux I mean
[08:48] <Dr_Willis> Dantonic:  depends. :)
[08:48] <junkbit> nvidia are pretty good, so is intel
[08:48] <Two4> chipset manufacturers tend to release restricted drivers, while the community write free drivers
[08:48] <Dr_Willis> if the company releses good specs.. it can help a lot
[08:48] <cheslyn> but there is lots of copy's
[08:48] <Two4> restricted drivers tend to be better, but free drivers suffice for most components
[08:49] <Dantonic> I see
[08:49] <yakoza> hi there
[08:49] <chilli0> Hello , Are there any multiplayer car racing games for ubuntu ? That has lots of players.
[08:49] <Dantonic> unforutnately this is what gigabyte says for the mobo I want to purchase:
[08:49] <Dantonic> Due to different Linux support condition provided by chipset vendors, please download Linux driver from chipset vendors' website or 3rd party website.
[08:49] <Two4> trackmania?
[08:50] <Dr_Willis> chilli0:  check out the 'linux game tome' web site - it has a huge list of games
[08:50] <Two4> alot of M$ games work on linux under WINE or Crossover
[08:50] <chilli0> ok Dr_Willis Thanks
[08:50] <mb_again_> !games
[08:51] <christiann> somebody can help me with NEOSSTATS?
[08:51] <natrixnatrix89> Hey guys. I really need your help. How can i increase pagerank of my webpage. I dont relly know any friends to put links to my page. Do you know any pay sites where I could pay, so that they put links to my page and I increase my pagerank?
[08:52] <bazhang> !ot | natrixnatrix89
[08:52] <Two4> natrix, try #web
[08:52] <natrixnatrix89> thanks
[08:53] <yakoza> why ubuntu is better than other distro?
[08:53] <Oblong> its not really
[08:53] <Oblong> just depends on your taste
[08:53] <junkbit> community
[08:53] <Two4> it isn't. It's a matter of opinion
[08:53] <prince_jammys> yakoza: ask at #ubuntu-offtopic. It's a matter of preference.
[08:54] <yakoza> prince_jammys: ok ,tnx
[08:54] <Oblong> netstat -n -l
[08:54] <Oblong> oops sorry wrong windo
[08:55] <Two4> someone actually using windows?
[08:55] <Two4> i am disapprove
[08:56] <Oblong> Two4 are you referring to me?
[08:56] <Two4> maybe
[08:57] <cheslyn> lol
[08:57] <Two4> will it get my ass kicked if I am?
[08:57] <bazhang> lets keep it on topic please
[08:57] <Oblong> lol IM PRO E-THUG watch out
[08:57] <Oblong> ok sorry
[08:57] <cheslyn> lol so i see
[08:57] <Dhuski> Anyone need help or are we socialising here?
[08:57] <Two4> exactry
[08:58] <Oblong> I could use some help with my router and or machine with port forwarding
[08:58] <Two4> yup, I know something about that
[08:58] <Guest31732> OMG I FIGURED IT OUT..... http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-328851.html   stupid mouse troubles was a bug
[08:58] <Guest31732> damn it
[08:58] <Two4> what brand is your router?
[08:58] <n8tuser> how would one map lets say  alt_r +y  to echo " hello world"  on a terminal or an app like xchat?
[08:58] <Oblong> its wrt-54g running ddwrt
[08:59] <Two4> netgear?
[08:59] <Oblong> and I have ports forwarded that I need open to my home server. port 80 etc
[08:59] <Oblong> no linksys
[08:59] <Dhuski> A screw this.
[08:59] <Oblong> and my port 80 forward is fine
[08:59] <Two4> mm hmm
[08:59] <Oblong> but i need to forward 27015 to this machine and when I do it is refusing the connection
[08:59] <Oblong> and im doing it the same way
[08:59] <Unicode> Oblong: man iptables
[09:00] <Oblong> I have completely disabled iptables in my machine
[09:00] <toxica> Hey i installed ubuntu before 2 days ,and it was running perfectfuly but today i tried to run it but i get stuck when its loading
[09:00] <Two4> port 27015 may be reserved
[09:00] <Oblong> by what?
[09:00] <n8tuser> Oblong -> pastebin  your rules
[09:00] <Two4> another protocol or application
[09:00] <Oblong> ok hold on
[09:00] <Oblong> lemme log back in
[09:01] <toxica> Hey i installed ubuntu before 2 days ,and it was running perfectfuly but today i tried to run it but iy  stuck when its loading
[09:03] <Oblong> n8tuser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/278579/
[09:03] <Two4> all I can find is an unresolved forum issue similar to this one. it seems that ubuntu refuses traffic on port 27015
[09:03] <trijntje> how can I get xchat to use firefox to open a link?
[09:03] <Oblong> where did you find this?
[09:03] <Oblong> I have been googling all day lol
[09:04] <zhaok158> 大家好
[09:04] <Two4> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=35052
[09:04] <Oblong> well here is the strange thing
[09:04] <Oblong> I got the recommendation for this distro from some people at srcds.com which is a community for the source game server
[09:04] <junkbit> trijntje, right click on link and choose open in browser
[09:05] <Oblong> also the other weird thing too is now that I have set the machine back to static ip, it seems like its only accepting incoming connections no port 80
[09:05] <Oblong> and no others
[09:05] <trijntje> junkbit: thas the hard way, I want to be able just to click on a link and then open it
[09:06] <cheslyn> what is hard
[09:06] <n8tuser> Oblong you dont have any rules
[09:06] <Oblong> doesnt that pretty much disable it completely?
[09:06] <n8tuser> !who
[09:07] <Two4> !tab
[09:07] <Two4> ah
[09:07] <bullgard4> Are the address books of SeaMonkey and thunderbird completely separate items?
[09:07] <toxica> Hey i installed ubuntu before 2 days ,and it was running perfectfuly but today i tried to run it but iy  stuck when its loading
[09:07] <ldf> Is there anyway that I can hide the messages that peaple enter and leave this channel
[09:08] <bullgard4> ldf: Yes.
[09:08] <Oblong> toxica: do you still have a graphical boot?
[09:08] <ldf> bullgard4: and that would be?
[09:08] <bazhang> ldf, which client
 : what a graphical boot ?
[09:08] <bullgard4> ldf: This depends on your IRC client program.
[09:09] <Oblong> toxica: when your machine is turning on, does it just show rows of text as it boots or does it show a nice little picture or something like that?
[09:10] <Oblong> n8tuser: any ideas ?
[09:10] <ldf> bullgard4: at the moment Pidgin, but I'm new if you can recomend a better one, I'm open
[09:11] <n8tuser> Oblong this is one of the thing you need to do   sudo echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[09:11] <bullgard4> ldf: I can recommend very much Chatzilla.
[09:11] <Oblong> n8tuser: its actually giving me permission denied
 first of it shows operating system loader , and when i go to ubuntu it shows a picture of ubuntu with an orange loader
[09:12] <prince_jammys> sudo echo like that won't work
[09:12] <Oblong> toxica you will wont to disable the graphical bootup so you can see what is causing it to hang go to this link it shows how... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=76704
[09:12] <ldf> bullgard4: ok I will give it a try,but do you know any wa to disable the enter/leaving messages with Pidgin?
 but man i cant go on tirminal
[09:13] <joeb3_> ldf, /set irc_conf_mode 1
[09:13] <bullgard4> ldf: I do not know this item in Pidgin. I do not use it.
 i cant log into the ubuntu itself
[09:13] <cheslyn> ubottu: can a p4 run whitout a fen on the processe
[09:13] <joeb3_> ldf, sorry that's for xchat
[09:13] <Oblong> toxica this is true you could try doing it with a live cd
[09:14] <Dr_Willis> pidigin is not my first choice for an irc client. :)
[09:14] <Oblong> toxica: if you have your install cd you should be able to boot into the live portion and use that to edit the files on your system and try booting again
[09:14] <Oblong> I still use BitchX and Irssi on most of my machines, just looks really nice with a properly configured a-term etc..
[09:14] <ldf> joeb3_: yes isn't working ;) - never mind I'm not that Happy with pidgin, so I will try out other clients. Thanks anyways!
[09:15] <Dr_Willis> i tend to use 'Weechat 3.x' now a days for my IRC needs
[09:15] <toxica> Oblong : on loading up menu tells me . press e to edit the command before booting or c for command-line :, could it help ?
[09:15] <Oblong> prince_jammys: Do you have any idea of how to run echo
[09:15] <Oblong> toxica: thats typically for kernel commands so I dont think so
[09:15] <cheslyn> thanks ubottu
[09:15] <Oblong> prince_jammys: that sounded dumb not to run echo but what the proper format would be
[09:16] <pipa> I have a frozzen screen, apart from curser, I can log over ssh, but can't stop or kill xorg or gdm, have used gdm stop, kill -9 xorg gdm etc, still no luck, eveytime this happens the only thing I can do is reboot, Any one got any ideas?
[09:16] <Oblong> pipa: what are you doing when this freezes?
[09:17] <n8tuser> pipa as root you cant kill those processes?
[09:17] <bullgard4> Dr_Willis: What is better in WeeChat compared to Chatzilla?
[09:17] <toxica> Oblong : im in live cd so what to do now ?
[09:17] <prince_jammys> Oblong: sudo sh -c 'echo 1 > /proc/blahblah'   # because otherwise, the redirection is handled before the command runs, and you'd get a permission error.
[09:18] <ldf> quit
[09:18] <Oblong> ok makes sense thanks prince_jammys , and to toxica http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=76704
[09:18] <pipa> Oblong: I got to another computer, log on and try to stop gdm, that does not work so I try killing gdm xorg, xorg runs at 99.9%, the only thing I can do is reboot
[09:18] <cheslyn> i have a frozzen screen when my screensaver comes up on ubuntu
[09:18] <toxica> Oblong : i still step before this , im on Ubuntu live CD so should i press Try Ubuntu without any cahnge to your computer?
[09:19] <Oblong> toxica: oh go to try without any changes
[09:19] <trijntje> how can I get xchat to automaticaly open a link in firefox?
[09:21] <joeb3_> trijntje, right click the link, open in browser
[09:21] <Professor_Chaos> Anyone available for some trouble shooting with "apt-get upgrade" (or update-manager for that matter)?
[09:22] <trijntje> joeb3_, thats the hard way, I found an option to automatically open the link in opera, but I dont have opera
[09:22] <trijntje> !ask
[09:23] <Professor_Chaos> I've some how managed to break apt-get upgrade/ update-manager
[09:23] <cheslyn> come on boys and girls
 man i did it but it doesn't work
 it didn't stop graphic boot
[09:24] <Oblong> toxica: you dude in that link where it says to remove the word graphical
[09:24] <Oblong> ?
 yes
[09:24] <Oblong> ok hold on
[09:24] <trijntje> Professor_Chaos, what error messages do you get?
[09:25] <Professor_Chaos> rrors were encountered while processing:
[09:25] <Professor_Chaos>  /var/cache/apt/archives/libuuid1_2.16-1ubuntu4_i386.deb
[09:25] <Professor_Chaos> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[09:25] <Professor_Chaos> root@Poutine:~#
[09:25] <FloodBot3> Professor_Chaos: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:25] <Oblong> toxica: check your .xinitrc
[09:26] <Professor_Chaos> Trijnteje: Sorry for the flood, relatively new to the IRC. do you want me to paste the terminal output?
[09:26] <trijntje> !paste
 man im on terminal . ubuntu@ubuntuL~$
[09:26] <Oblong> actually its your inittab
[09:27] <Professor_Chaos> http://paste.ubuntu.com/278594/ is the terminal outpute
[09:27] <fixx> morning
[09:28] <fixx> guys i need some help with lirc please, i do not have the device /dev/lirc or /dev/lirc0
[09:28] <Professor_Chaos> trijntje: I did try dpkg-reconfigure -a
[09:28] <trijntje> Professor_Chaos, what did that do?
[09:28] <fixx> is anyone using lirc for infrared remote control on a tv card?
[09:29] <Professor_Chaos> Trijntje: it didn't fix the errors that occured. additonally if i do "sudo update-manager -d" it has anotehr set of errors.
[09:29] <trijntje> Professor_Chaos, did you use sudo with the dpkg-reconfigure?
[09:30] <Professor_Chaos> Trijntje: I did it as root.
[09:30] <Professor_Chaos> Trijntje: I am also using Karmic Koala (9.1)
[09:31] <trijntje> Professor_Chaos, I see
[09:31] <trijntje> !+1
[09:31] <trijntje> !karmic | Professor_Chaos
[09:31] <Professor_Chaos> >.>
[09:31] <Professor_Chaos> sorry
[09:32] <trijntje> Professor_Chaos, no problem, you do know that karmic is not stable yet?
[09:32] <Professor_Chaos> Yes. I am well aware of that. I've bene using it since the end of August.
[09:33] <aksci> which canbe the best pendrive linux in order of speed, apps and stability?
[09:33] <trijntje> ok, good luck with your issue!
[09:34] <Professor_Chaos> Thank you, I appreciate it.
[09:34] <sahil> hey, i need a fast browser, do anyone recommend me your fav one??
[09:35] <fixx> sahil: opera is a fast one
[09:35] <fixx> you can tweak firefox to also be very very fast
[09:36] <sahil> ..but i think opera is not a opensource........is it?? fixx
[09:36] <fixx> its free
[09:36] <Dr_Willis> Free but not Opensourced
[09:37] <Dr_Willis> that Chrom is also supposed to be very fast.. install them all and try them out
[09:38] <m3onh0x84> so sorry, i love FF and like swiftfox :D
[09:38] <fixx> can someone please help me with lirc?
[09:38] <fixx> my /dev/lirc and/or /dev/lirc0 file is missing
[09:38] <bullgard4> Dr_Willis: What is better in WeeChat compared to Chatzilla?
[09:39] <m3onh0x84> so u want to use anything , it ís your choice :D
[09:40] <gasas> hallo gayss
[09:40] <Oblong_> gayss?
[09:40] <cheslyn> i'll say follow your heart
[09:40] <senior> lol
[09:40] <m3onh0x84> :D
[09:40] <Oblong_> gasas: whats up gay
[09:40] <Dr_Willis> bullgard4:  weechat is a text based console client... chatzilla is.. ugh. :)
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> bullgard4:  i can do 'smart filtering' of parts/joins/quits in weechat. :)
[09:41] <Oblong_> bullgard4: check out Irssi if you are looking at weechat
[09:41] <fixx> the lirc documentation really sux
[09:41] <cheslyn> just go on facebook
[09:41] <m3onh0x84> i busy, sorry :D
 i've done it and it stuck on Loading hardware drivers .......
[09:42] <[Spooky]> Is there a easy way to broadcast radio?
[09:42] <Dr_Willis> bullgard4:  ive used irssi and weechat.. and imuch perfer the newest wee chat :) but it all depends on your needs
[09:43] <bullgard4> ok
[09:44] <cheslyn> what is a mens needs
[09:46] <senior> the internet
[09:46] <Phurl> anyone care about build problems of blender ? http://h4ck3rm1k3.vox.com/library/post/blender-248adfsg-build-on-ubuntu.html
[09:47] <cheslyn> is that all
[09:47] <senior> and a browser
[09:47] <senior> + an os
[09:47] <senior> an os would be nice
[09:48] <trwww> hello. Looking to get https working on a stock 8.04 server install. Is there something better than this:
[09:48] <trwww> http://beginlinux.com/blog/2009/01/ssl-on-ubuntu-810-apache2/
[09:48] <trwww> ?
[09:48] <Dr_Willis> emacs would be a great OS.. all it needs is a good text editor.
[09:48] <Dr_Willis> :)
[09:49] <cheslyn> ok if you say so
[09:50] <gasas> hallo gays
[09:50] <trwww> when I run 'a2ensite default-ssl' I get: This site does not exist!
[09:50] <trwww> which package am I missing?
[09:52] <jimbeam12> hey all
[09:53] <glicks> excuse me does anyone here who uses thunderbird for email know how i can make a list, so that i can easily send a single email to one contact and it will send it to them all?
[09:53] <tim> how can i install canon lbp 2900b driver in ubuntu 9.4, i am noob , please help
[09:54] <nmvictor> which package provides libanjuta-1.0 ?
[09:54] <fixx> is there a way i can have a foreach(locate somethin){ rm -rf $something } bash script?
[09:54] <Seveas> fixx, for H in $(locate something); do rm -rf $H; done (but be very careful with that)
[09:55] <tim>  how can i install canon lbp 2900b driver in ubuntu 9, i am noob , please help
[09:55] <fixx> thanks Seveas
[09:55] <prince_jammys> dangerous
[09:56] <Seveas> fixx, better do this first: for H in $(locate something); do echo rm -rf $H; done
[09:56] <emydvx> ciao, Hi
[09:56] <Seveas> and if that doesn't say it want's to remove things you want to keep, remove the echo :)
[09:56] <ldf> glicks, just go to the adressbook and press the button "new list"
[09:57] <pipa> Oblong: sudo sh -c 'echo 1 > /proc/blahblah', I expect the blahblah is something in dir with the pid of xorg. maybe I get something wrong?
[09:57] <fixx> Seveas: thanks
[09:57] <fixx> it worked :)
[09:58] <PenStand> hi guys, I downloaded videos from youtube but when I run them, the colors look blue! How to fix that?
[09:58] <PenStand> sure the format is .flv
[09:58] <fahadsadah> How did you download them?
[09:58] <PenStand> fahadsadah: In windows using IDM
[09:59] <fahadsadah> When downloading from youtube, pull mp4s, not flvs
[09:59] <fahadsadah> Append &fmt=18 to the URL
[09:59] <Administrator_> <Oblong_ i've done it and it stuck on Loading hardware drivers .......
[09:59] <Administrator_> Oblong_ i've done it and it stuck on Loading hardware drivers .......
[10:00] <PenStand> fahadsadah: how to fix the current situation cuz I downloaded a lot of videos and don't want to download them again
[10:00] <trwww> Hello. The documentation at https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/serverguide/C/httpd.html#https-configuration dosent seem to be accurate any more.
[10:01] <pipa> Anyone know how to kill a process with something like echo 1 > /proc/??? I google just gives me a load of kill or allkill, which ain't work for me?
[10:01] <fahadsadah> PenStand: Not sure.
[10:01] <fahadsadah> pipa: Pass an argument to kill.
[10:01] <PenStand> anybody else please?
[10:01] <fahadsadah> Typically -2 or -9
[10:01] <fahadsadah> trwww: Update it then :)
[10:01] <trwww> in particular, installing apache2-common says "Package apache-common is not available, but is referred to by another package."
[10:01] <fahadsadah> Oh, that's official docs.
[10:02] <pipa> fahadsadah: no argument to kill will work!
[10:02] <fahadsadah> trwww: apache2-common, not apache-common
[10:02] <robin_sz> so, we installed Ubuntu on the laptop, and now it demands a username and password to log on ... everyting we tried failed ...
[10:02] <trwww> ah of course
[10:02] <fahadsadah> pipa: Paste command line, and return, please?
[10:02] <robin_sz> isnt it normal to run some sot of "please set up the first user/admin account" dialog ????
[10:02] <PenStand> so guys isn't there anyway to run youtube flv videos correctly?
[10:02] <fahadsadah> robin_sz: You'll be asked in setup.
[10:03] <fahadsadah> If you weren't, there are ways of resetting it.
[10:03] <robin_sz> we werent
[10:03] <Flannel> robin_sz: you're asked that during the installation itself.
[10:03] <Flannel> robin_sz: Which ISO were you using?
[10:03] <robin_sz> dunno, it was just a disc someone gave me
[10:03] <fahadsadah> Flannel: I've seen this, on one of my own PCs.
[10:03] <fahadsadah> Flannel: I just resetted the password.
[10:03] <gabri> Hola
[10:03] <fahadsadah> robin_sz: Please reboot the computer into recovery mode?
[10:03] <gabri> alguien español
[10:03] <fahadsadah> !recovery | robin_sz
[10:04] <trwww> fahadsadah: Okay I have those packages, but yet 'sudo a2ensite default-ssl' complains that no site exists.
[10:04] <fahadsadah> !es | gabri
[10:04] <robin_sz> so, is it bricked?
[10:04] <PenStand> ubottu: flv
[10:04] <pipa> fahadsadah: sudo kill -9 2324, where 2324 is the pid of xorg
[10:04] <Flannel> robin_sz: No.  But often this happens with odd third party installers, which ones were you using?
[10:04] <gabri> fahadsadah:  gracias
[10:04] <PenStand> ubottu: youtube
[10:05] <fahadsadah> pipa: Very odd.
[10:05] <fahadsadah> robin_sz: Are you in recovery mode?
[10:05] <robin_sz> it was an iso from the ubuntu site, I dont know which one and therre is no way of telling from the screen, no "about" option
[10:05] <Flannel> robin_sz: Alright.  And was it a graphical install? or textmode install?
[10:06] <pipa> fahadsadah: I am looking for echo 1 > /proc/*** type stuff
[10:06] <robin_sz> graphical
[10:06] <fahadsadah> pipa: One second, please?
[10:06] <robin_sz> ahm the terminal say Ubuntu 9.04
[10:06] <PenStand> after some googling it seems that I have to recompile ffmpeg to make it support flv. Any other way!?
[10:06] <robin_sz> shall I just reboot into single user and set the root passwd?
[10:07] <Flannel> robin_sz: No, you don't need to set the root password.
[10:07] <robin_sz> I suspect I do
[10:07] <Flannel> robin_sz: wait, where in the terminal does it say 9.04?
[10:07] <robin_sz> just above the login prompt, on the tty
[10:08] <robin_sz> obviously not on the x based login
[10:08] <fahadsadah> robin_sz: In recovery mode, drop to a root shell, and reset your password with "passwd username"
[10:08] <Flannel> robin_sz: Alright.  Well, again, you don't need to set the root password, just the user passwrd.  Although, I'd be suspect of that CD, normal Ubuntu installers ask you for this stuff during the install, yours seems to have been modified in some way.
[10:09]  * robin_sz wonders what recovery moe might be
[10:09] <fahadsadah> !recovery | robin_sz
[10:09] <innomen> Hey guys, lookiong for an app that will record audio and video at the same time in ubuntu, ideas?
[10:09] <fahadsadah> Err...
[10:09] <fahadsadah> Wrong thing
[10:09] <innomen> webcam and mic
[10:09] <fahadsadah> Reboot it.
[10:09] <fahadsadah> Pressing Esc
[10:09] <robin_sz> boot from the CD?
[10:10] <fahadsadah> No, HD
[10:10] <kyja> can bash do a function call with sudo?? I tried "sudo cleanup"     as it implies, cleanup is the function.
[10:10] <Slart> innomen: vlc doesn't do stuff like that?
[10:10] <robin_sz> cI tell you what, I just boot linux single and set root passwd
[10:10] <innomen> i dont know let me look
[10:10] <Blizzerand> kyja : yes
[10:10] <prince_jammys> kyja: no, at least not that way. sudo runs external commmands, it's not bash.
[10:10] <Slart> innomen: or you mean record video as in record what's showing on your computer screen? not from a webcam or such?
[10:11] <Lupinterzo> ciao
[10:11] <Flannel> robin_sz: Recovery console is single user mode.  And again, you don't need to set the root password, the root login is locked in Ubuntu (or should be, I suppose with a potentially tainted install, anything is possible)
[10:11] <kyja> well that explains it :/ I have to discover a solution
[10:11] <prince_jammys> kyja: you might be able to do it by : export -f cleanup; sudo bash -c 'cleanup'
[10:11] <innomen> Slart, no you're right, from webcam and mic, like for doing youtube
[10:11] <innomen> do you have vlc on your machine?
[10:11] <innomen> and webcam/mic?
[10:11] <prince_jammys> kyja: though that may not work, because sudo modifies the environment.
[10:11] <kyja> oh thanks prince_jammys I will try that
[10:11] <innomen> i had no idea vlc was even capable of captureing
[10:12] <fahadsadah> sudo -s
[10:12] <Slart> innomen: sure.. let me see if it works
[10:12] <fahadsadah> Doesn't
[10:12] <fahadsadah> Err, disregard that
[10:12] <prince_jammys> kyja: yeah, it doesn't work. sudo prevents this on purpose.
[10:13] <Pirate_Hunter> just checked my conenction with command ethtool and it is duplex: half, which is weird since I have broadband, it should be full. Is there a way to fix this?
[10:13] <thomson> Hey folks, does anyone know how to setup auto spindown on an external USB drive?  hdparam refuses to do that
[10:13] <innomen> i see the open capture device, but i think it's looking for like a video capture card
[10:13] <kyja> :( guess i will go back to it being an exteral script
[10:13] <Slart> innomen: it seems cheese records both video and audio.. not really sure where it gets the audio from though.. it doesn't seem to use the mic on the webcam =/
[10:13] <Toxica> Hey ! im on live CD how to edit things from terminal on my local ubuntu
[10:13] <robin_sz> hmmm ... I dotn see a grub menu during boot ...
[10:14] <llutz> thomson: tried sdparm?
[10:14] <innomen> Slart, i cant get cheese ot preduce audio at all
[10:14] <prince_jammys> kyja: but you can do this hack:  sudo bash -c "$(declare -f cleanup); cleanup"
[10:14] <robin_sz> and I dont see a "recovery mode" option on the gdm options
[10:14] <fahadsadah> Toxica: Mount it.
[10:14] <Flannel> robin_sz: No, its at the GRUB menu
[10:14] <thomson> llutz: not yet, what does it do?
[10:14] <kyja> ooh ok I will try prince_jammys
[10:14] <prince_jammys> kyja: which will redefine the function in the bash mini-script you're sudoing.
[10:14] <Slart> innomen: it records some kind of audio (there is an audio track in the generated movie file) but I don't know where it records it from
[10:14] <Toxica> fahadsadah : mount how
[10:14] <llutz> thomson: it's hdparm for scsi-device (usb is mapped as scsi)
[10:14] <robin_sz> Flannel, I dont see a grub menu during boot
[10:15] <Flannel> robin_sz: hit escape during/directly after your POST
[10:15] <fahadsadah> Toxica: Please paste the output of "mount" and "sudo fdisk -l"?
[10:15] <innomen> Slart, you know of any other options?
[10:15] <thomson> llutz: sounds interesting, i'll give it a try
[10:15] <Toxica> fahadsadah ; how to post it without flood
[10:15] <fahadsadah> !pastebin | Toxica
[10:15] <Slart> innomen: vlc has a "capture mode".. you need to know the device name of the webcam (video4linux) and the device name of the audio source.. seems promising
[10:16] <fahadsadah> !pastebinit
[10:16] <robin_sz> Flannel, im pretty sure grub normally displays a boot menu, you dont have to hit esc
[10:16] <RobotCow> i have a 64-bit /bin/bash. i am trying to chroot a 32 bit slackware installation. how can i do that?
[10:16] <fahadsadah> Flannel: Not always.
[10:16] <innomen> Slart, silly that it cant look for them
[10:16] <innomen> Slart, let me tinker
[10:16] <fahadsadah> RobotCow: Do you get any errors doing it the normal way?
[10:16] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone tell me how i can view my monitor settings and resolution settings
[10:16] <Slart> innomen: media menu, capture/save
[10:17] <toehio2> when I boot the Ubuntu Netbook Remix from the USB drive, do I HAVE to install it?
[10:17] <RobotCow> fahadsadah, yes, chroot: cannot run command `/bin/bash': No such file or directory
[10:17] <fahadsadah> PerryArmstrong: System->Preferences->Screen resolution
[10:17] <RobotCow> # file /bin/bash
[10:17] <RobotCow> /bin/bash: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.15, stripped
[10:17] <ubuntistas> Hanso is the best theme so far , does anyone agree?
[10:17] <fahadsadah> Please paste the exact chroot command you are using?
[10:17] <Darkedge> ....
[10:17] <fahadsadah> ubuntistas: Matter of opinion.
[10:17] <Darkedge> I got a question,
[10:17] <PerryArmstrong> fahadsadah; not that...there's some code in /etc..... somewhere right...i wanted the location
[10:17] <sticazzi> Hello! Anyone know of software (commercial is fine) to play BlueRay movies under Linux?
[10:18] <Cptn-iphone_> I'm at work trying to recover data off a hdd for someone. Spinrite cleared it as no having ba sectors so I'm guessing it's a much simpler recovery. I only have ubuntu 9.04 to work with - suggestions for program?
[10:18] <fahadsadah> PerryArmstrong: /bin/bash doesn't exist in the slackware. Use /bin/sh
[10:18] <ubuntistas> fahadsadah what your opinion?
[10:18] <Toxica> fahadsadah : http://paste.ubuntu.com/278621/ , http://paste.ubuntu.com/278622/
[10:18] <Darkedge> I tried compiling something, and it said I'm missing GLIB
[10:18] <fahadsadah> ubuntistas: I don't theme ubuntu
[10:18] <Darkedge> apt-get install glib doesn't work
[10:19] <Dr_Willis> Darkedge:  theres varouus  WHATEVER-dev pckages needed to compile things
[10:19] <siinz> greetings all
[10:19] <gasas> finlan vo you
[10:19] <Dr_Willis> !compile
[10:19] <fahadsadah> Toxica: Thanks.
[10:19] <fahadsadah> What did you want to do again?
[10:19] <Dantonic> !raid
[10:19] <innomen> Slart, what would a device name even look like?
[10:19] <robin_sz> phew .. solved
[10:19] <innomen> Slart, how do i find the device name of ym webcam and my mic?
[10:19] <Slart> innomen: for video, something like /dev/video0
[10:19] <Toxica> fahadsadah : i want to edit things on my local ubuntu
[10:19] <fahadsadah> Toxica: Sorry, nevermind
[10:19] <fahadsadah> OK
[10:19] <siinz> is there anyone in that can help me with a wifi/network issue im having?
[10:19] <fahadsadah> chroot /media/disk /bin/bash
[10:20] <Darkedge> so errr,
[10:20] <fahadsadah> Then edit them the same way you would normally.
[10:20] <robin_sz> drop to a root shell, passwd, usermod -U root, job done
[10:20] <Slart> innomen: if you start cheese and go to preferences you get a small drop down list with the different webcams you can use.. it lists the device name as well
[10:20] <Darkedge> apt-get install glib-dev?
[10:20] <fahadsadah> robin_sz: No.
[10:20] <fahadsadah> Do not set a root password.
[10:20] <fahadsadah> !anyone | siinz
[10:20] <PerryArmstrong> fahadsadah; not that where's the xorg.conf file
[10:20] <jetienne> q. if i do apt-get dist-upgrade, does it automatically do a apt-get upgrade before ?
[10:20] <peeps123> my internet connection keeps dropping
[10:21] <innomen> ahh ok
[10:21] <fahadsadah> jetienne: dist-upgrade is just upgrade that upgrades more things.
[10:21] <jetienne> fahadsadah: ok thanks
[10:21] <Darkedge> *cough cough* apt-get install glib-dev was right,
[10:21] <Darkedge> xD
[10:21] <siinz> network issue...
[10:21] <robin_sz> fahadsadah, yes, worked a treat
[10:21] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone tell me where the xorg.conf file is located
[10:21] <prince_jammys> PerryArmstrong: /etc/X11
[10:22] <robin_sz> turns out, it must have slurped up the old windows passwords
[10:22] <Pirate_Hunter> how do you fix a connection that should be duplex: full but is seen as duplex: half
[10:22] <ectospasm> Pirate_Hunter: what kind of connection?
[10:22] <kyja> prince_jammys, that worked perfectly. thank you alot for the help :)
[10:23] <peeps123> please help!
[10:23] <innomen> Slart, i've got the device name/dev/video0
[10:23] <Slart> Pirate_Hunter: for a wire connection? tried using ethtool? I think it can do stuff like that
[10:23] <prince_jammys> kyja: welcome
[10:23] <innomen> now what?
[10:23] <siinz> okay...so heres my ssue...i just installed intrepid on my toshiba L305D-S5934
[10:23] <siinz> i went through ndiswrapper and got the device functioning
[10:23] <vavar> ls
[10:23] <siinz> however...i cant get online still
[10:23] <innomen> ok got something
[10:23] <guruj> hi
[10:23] <innomen> it's playing my webcam like a video
[10:23] <vavar> howdy
[10:24] <siinz> im currently in iraq and get online through a service provided by locals that we log into after we connect to the server itself
[10:24] <Slart> innomen: ok.. then the audio.. I'm not quite sure about that one.. you can try running "aplay -l" or "aplay -L" in a terminal to get a list of devices.. not sure what to put for the device name though since alsa device doesn't have one of those /dev/ names afaik
[10:24] <siinz> like some hotspots
[10:24] <siinz> but it wont redirect me
[10:24] <siinz> and i cant manually get to it
[10:24] <ectospasm> siinz: normally those kinds of connections pass you through a proxy
[10:24] <ectospasm> Good luck getting that working
[10:25] <disismt> Hi guys, don't know where else to ask ... is there any CLI program to read say the abstract or the authors name or the title from pdf or ps?
[10:25] <innomen> Slart, well i'll do the sound in a minute how do i make it record what i'm seeing?
[10:25] <siinz> so...its not gonna work?
[10:25] <siinz> it works wired...but not wirelessly if that makes a difference
[10:25] <ubuntistas> Hanso is the best theme so far , does anyone agree?
[10:25] <ectospasm> siinz: have you tried loading something up on the web browser?
[10:25] <Slart> innomen: isn't there a setting somewhere in vlc to save the stream/video to a file.. ie capture it
[10:25] <siinz> ya...it works fine if im connected through my buddys vista computer with network sharing
[10:25] <siinz> but not on my own wirelessly
[10:26] <innomen> slart, thats what i'm asking i dont see it, this is a video player it dosent have a record button
[10:26] <ectospasm> siinz: does your friend have to log into a proxy to get it working?  Like a network login page through the browser?
[10:26] <PerryArmstrong> prince_jammys; thankss....hey how can i get the karmic kernel
[10:26] <siinz> yes
[10:26] <siinz> but i can access it from a wired connection
[10:27] <prince_jammys> PerryArmstrong: ask at #ubuntu+1 , the channel for karmic
[10:27] <Darkedge> What are some USEFUL linux apps?
[10:27] <innomen> slart, wait i got it
[10:27] <ectospasm> siinz: it's probably your wireless driver then
[10:27] <innomen> i "stream" to a file
[10:27] <Slart> innomen: in media, convert/save, tab "Capture device" there is a Convert/Save button
[10:27] <prince_jammys> Darkedge: very broad question
[10:27] <Slart> innomen: that would work too
[10:27] <aaron11> Has anyone seen a shipit request being denied. I live in India which is in South-east Asia and one more thing, How do i know if my CD request is not 64x and is intel pentium prossesor 64x or from system monitor: Processor 0: Pentium(R) Dual-Core CPU  T4200 @ 2.00GHz and i can see it's Dual Core
[10:27] <siinz> 32bit vs 64bit wouldnt matter would it?
[10:27] <ectospasm> siinz: ndiswrapper usually gives poor results, you should use a native driver if available.
[10:27] <Darkedge> I know,
[10:27] <ectospasm> siinz: shouldn't, I wouldn't think
[10:28] <Darkedge> But is thr\ere any apps like WINE that don't come with ubuntu?
[10:28] <ectospasm> Unless you're trying to wrap a 32bit driver in 64bit OS, that could be messy
[10:28] <siinz> the native driver that came with intrepid didnt work at all
[10:28] <jamiewan_> USB HD TUNERS anyone suggest model for Australian use with Jaunty?
[10:28] <Slart> Darkedge: there are some commercial alternatives to wine.. but they are pretty similar
[10:28] <Nitrodist> hi, anyway to adjust the icon size for the 'Workspace Switcher'?
[10:28] <ectospasm> Darkedge: define "useful"
[10:29] <Darkedge> I've heared of Cross Over are there any others?
[10:29] <ectospasm> Darkedge: I use SSH and screen on a daily basis, but you might not find those useful
[10:29] <ectospasm> It depends on what your use cases are
[10:29] <PerryArmstrong> prince_jammys; okk thank you
[10:29] <siinz> ectoplasm: is there another driver you would recommend then?
[10:30] <ectospasm> siinz: maybe the Jaunty driver
[10:30] <siinz> so update the system?
[10:30] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[10:30] <Darkedge56> errr
[10:31] <Darkedge56> Why is it say my NICK is being used?
[10:31] <Darkedge56> xD
[10:31] <ectospasm> siinz: at work I always have people up(or down)grade to the latest release, then file a bug report if you still can't get it working
[10:31] <trijntje> !nick
[10:31] <Slart> !register | Darkedge56
[10:31] <innomen> man that is complicated
[10:31] <silv3r_m00n> I use epiphany browser ....but one day it started behaving strange....on launching the hard disk becomes very busy for about 30 secs or so and this happens every minute or so as long as epiphany is running
[10:31] <silv3r_m00n> how to fix it ?
[10:31] <innomen> but its this or cheese right?
[10:31] <Darkedge56> Guys,
[10:31] <ectospasm> silv3r_m00n: try deleting your cache
[10:31] <Toxica> How to restore drivers settings from Terminal ?
[10:31] <innomen> rocketry or fisher price *sigh*
[10:32] <Darkedge56> I'm having probs. with Compiz
[10:32] <Guest14551> hi there can someone please tell me if Microsoft office 2007 will run on the umbuntu plateform
[10:32] <ectospasm> Toxica: what driver?
[10:32] <Dr_Willis> Guest14551:  check the wine app data base.
[10:32] <Darkedge56> With WINE
[10:32] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | Guest14551
[10:32] <Toxica> ectospasm : i dont know which one but im getting problems with logging on local unix because of drivers
[10:32] <silv3r_m00n> ectospasm: delete all cache and even reinstalled epiphany from synaptic.......but no use......i remember that this issue somehow started on opening a few ssl links
[10:32] <Toxica> ectospasm : linux***
[10:32] <ectospasm> Toxica: how do you know it's a driver?
[10:33] <Nitrodist> guest14551: check winehq.org
[10:33] <siinz> ectospasm: thanks for your help...ill give it a try and hopefully not have to come back for the same issue
[10:33] <Darkedge56> are there any alt. to WINE?
[10:33] <ectospasm> Darkedge56: Cedega, but that's mainly for gaming
[10:33] <ectospasm> ...I don't even know if it's still around
[10:33] <Nitrodist> Darkedge56, CrossOver
[10:33] <Darkedge56> good
[10:33] <Toxica> ectospasm : non-graphic boot , it get stuck when it tells me its loading driver , and i remember that i updated driver last time
[10:33] <Darkedge56> :D
[10:33] <ectospasm> woah, it's late, I need to get to bed
[10:34] <trijntje> !games | Darkedge56
[10:34] <ectospasm> Toxica: you'll have to boot into single user mode and remove drivers from the load list
[10:34] <Darkedge56> Wait,
[10:34] <ectospasm> ...doing that is beyond what I'm willing to explain right now.
[10:34] <ectospasm> Going to bed.
[10:34] <Darkedge56> Is Cediga 3?
[10:34] <Toxica> ectospasm :S
[10:34] <Darkedge56> -.-
[10:34] <Nitrodist> Darkedge56, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CrossOver
[10:36] <silv3r_m00n> launching epiphany browser makes hard disk busy for around 15-30 secs and this repeats as long as epiphany is running , this started one day while view some ssl url , and this happens only on 1 user account not others...how to fix it ?
[10:36] <Darkedge56> Wait,
[10:36] <Darkedge56> WHAT is Cediger?
[10:36] <Darkedge56> Do you download it
[10:36] <Dr_Willis> !Cedega
[10:36] <Darkedge56> and insert a PC game and play?
[10:37] <Dr_Willis> Darkedge56:  in theory.
[10:38] <Darkedge56> Guys,
[10:38] <Darkedge56> Need help with Compiz
[10:38] <Darkedge56> -.-
[10:39] <Dr_Willis> state the actual question/problem. so people dont have to ask... 'whats the actual problem'
[10:39] <Dr_Willis> :)
[10:39] <siinz> oh one other thing...erm...can someone private message me so i dont sound more retarded than i really am
[10:39] <prince_jammys> you don't sound retarded. just ask.
[10:39] <Nitrodist> ^^^
[10:39] <Dr_Willis> siinz:  ive seen enough in this channel. that i doubt if anything you ask.. will suprise us.
[10:40] <epple> can someone help me configure icecast
[10:40] <Darkedge56> darkedge@Darkness:~$ compiz --replace
[10:40] <Darkedge56> Checking for Xgl: not present.
[10:40] <Darkedge56> xset q doesn't reveal the location of the log file. Using fallback /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[10:40] <Darkedge56> Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2562' found
[10:40] <Darkedge56> aborting and using fallback: /usr/bin/metacity
[10:40] <FloodBot3> Darkedge56: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:40] <Darkedge56> opps
[10:40] <innomen> Streaming / Transcoding failed:
[10:40] <innomen> VLC could not open the encoder.
[10:40] <Nitrodist> Darkedge56: pastebin :P
[10:40] <Darkedge56> err
[10:40] <siinz> dr_willis: how do i install crap without using a package handler...like i have the tar.gz
[10:40] <Darkedge56> I got really scared there,
[10:40] <Darkedge56> Anyways
[10:41] <Darkedge56> ^^^^^ WTF is that saying?
[10:41] <Dr_Willis> siinz:  you insdtall the compiler tools, extract the archive. and compile the code.
[10:41] <Nitrodist> agreeing with the above
[10:41] <Dr_Willis> !compile
[10:41] <Darkedge56> So I gotta compile Compiz from source?
[10:41] <Darkedge56> Well, I installed that using the code thingy in da wiki
[10:42] <Nitrodist> no
[10:42] <aaron11> Helo people does anyone know why my X11VNC is not accepting mouse clicks or keyboard inputs? For mor information Please read: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8009516&posted=1#post8009516
[10:42] <Dr_Willis> Darkedge56:   compiz is installed by default..
[10:42] <Dr_Willis> Darkedge56:   compiz also needs working 3d drivers installed
[10:42] <aaron11> Dr_Willis: no its not you have to do sudo apt-get install compiz
[10:43] <Dr_Willis> aaron11:  err... i most definatly do not recall ever needing to do that..
[10:43] <Nitrodist> or, System>Preferences>Appearance>Visual Effects
[10:43] <Dr_Willis> just the 3d drivers and away i go with wiggly windows...
[10:43] <Dr_Willis> I normally do install ccsm and fusion-icon from the start.
[10:44] <leaf-sheep> Dr_Willis: Wiggling Waggling Wobbly Windows?
[10:44] <Nitrodist> w^4
[10:44] <siinz> dr_willis: heres where i sound like a tard...how do i install the tools, does it matter where i extract the archive, and how do i compile the code
[10:44] <Dr_Willis> leaf-sheep:  yep the 'makes the wife so dizzy she pukes' effect./
[10:45] <Nitrodist> siinz, what's the thing that you're trying to install?
[10:45] <Dr_Willis> siinz:  did you read the url the !compile factoid gave?
[10:45] <Darkedge> :/
[10:45] <Darkedge> Crashed meh system.....
[10:45] <Nitrodist> Darkedge, System>Preferences>Appearance>Visual Effects
[10:45] <gasas> kuku
[10:45] <Darkedge> ook
[10:45] <gasas> mop
[10:45] <Dr_Willis> siinz:   You will want 'build-essential' package and  probly more - depending on what you are trying to compile
[10:45] <Dr_Willis> siinz:  what are you trying to compile?
[10:46] <Darkedge> NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
[10:46] <gasas> gayss E gayss
[10:46] <siinz> right now...nothing...i ran into the issue before i figured out that i could get online through my buddys connection...
[10:46] <Darkedge> "Desktop Effects could not be enabled"
[10:46] <Darkedge> But I got it in Debian!
[10:46] <Darkedge> :@
[10:46] <aaron112> !flood
[10:46] <Dr_Willis> Darkedge:  you need the proper 3d card drivers working first.
[10:46] <siinz> so its more of a future reference thing should his comp be unavailable to let me online
[10:46] <gasas> no kotlet
[10:47] <aaron112> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8009516&posted=1#post8009516 please tell me why
[10:47] <Dr_Willis> siinz:  bookmark that url then https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware
[10:47] <Darkedge> Where can I get MY 3D card Drivers?
[10:47] <Darkedge> :/
[10:47] <Darkedge> BTW thx for da help...
[10:47] <Nitrodist> Darkedge, what's your card?
[10:47] <Dr_Willis> Darkedge:  youve not mentioned what your 3d card is yet.
[10:47] <Nitrodist> obvious question :P
[10:47] <gasas> bay bay Gays Gays good look
[10:48] <Darkedge> Errr, How can I anilize that?
[10:48] <Dr_Willis> Nitrodist:  bah! we are spposed to guess.. im guessing some ati variant thats not supported b yfglrx any more
[10:48] <Nitrodist> Darkedge, try System>Administration>Hardware Drivers
[10:48] <Darkedge> k
[10:48] <Nitrodist> sometimes it just comes up
[10:48] <Adross> is there a way to input a process's pid and have it's name returned?
[10:48] <Darkedge> lol
[10:48] <Darkedge> It says no drivers are installed on meh system!
[10:48] <Darkedge> :P
[10:49] <Nitrodist> gee, now how could that be
[10:49] <Nitrodist> >_>
[10:49] <Nitrodist> <_<
[10:49]  * Nitrodist blames Dr_Willis 
[10:49] <Darkedge> :/
[10:49] <Darkedge> Any ideas anyone?
[10:49] <cheslyn> anyone please help out i have a problem to open software sources it wands a password that i dont know or forgot
[10:49] <Nitrodist> what did 'hardware drivers' say Darkedge ?
[10:49] <Darkedge> I got it working AWHILE back xD
[10:50] <Darkedge> It said I didn't have any hardware drivers
[10:50] <siinz> dr_willis: thank you
[10:50] <Darkedge> xD
[10:50] <Dr_Willis> Darkedge:  a while back on Debian? or Ubuntu?
[10:50] <Darkedge> Ubuntu
[10:50] <innomen> slart, gave up on vlc, thats hands down the worst interface i've yet seen on any application, vlc is a great player but for captureing its just dumb
[10:50] <Darkedge> I think it was when Compiz was default! xD
[10:50] <gasas> kotletai
[10:51] <gasas> nehui delat
[10:51] <Darkedge> Any ideas ani1?
[10:51] <gasas> yes
[10:51] <Darkedge> State it here, plz
[10:52] <cheslyn> anyone help
[10:52] <gasas> good mye ideas
[10:52] <toxica> huyd
[10:52]  * leaf-sheep feed gasas some sheep kotletai
[10:52] <gasas> cheslyn go home
[10:53] <Dr_Willis> !ask
[10:53] <Nitrodist> so Darkedge, this didn't come up? http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/8937/screenshothardwaredrive.png
[10:53] <cheslyn> why don't stay in bed
[10:53] <prince_jammys> Adross: ps can do it
[10:53] <cheslyn> gasas
[10:53]  * Darkedge is taking a screenie
[10:55] <Darkedge> http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/8937/screenshothardwaredrive.png
[10:55] <gasas> chelsynok
[10:55] <Darkedge> Nitrodist, ^^^^^ IS MEH SCREENIE
[10:56] <Aiya> how to print screen in ubuntu???
[10:56] <Nitrodist> Aiya, hit print screen
[10:56] <Darkedge> lol
[10:56] <leaf-sheep> Aiya: Hammer down the PrintScreen button with your sausage fingers
[10:56] <Nitrodist> Darkedge, what is the graphics card?
[10:56] <Darkedge> APPS >>>> Acessious >>>>> Take Screenshot
[10:56] <Darkedge> LOL
[10:56] <Slart> innomen: vlc is .... well.. let's say "special".. =)
[10:56] <Aiya> Nitrodist: you head
[10:56] <Darkedge> IDK HOW to analise that!
[10:56] <Darkedge> How do I?
[10:56] <Slart> innomen: not sure what other options there are for recording from a webcam
[10:56] <Nitrodist> are you on a laptop or what
[10:57] <Darkedge> Desktop....
[10:57] <lucky__> Hello sir.
[10:57] <Aiya> laptop
[10:57] <tommy^x> Hi, Im using ubuntu 9.04 and im trying to extend an lvm, but there is no ext2online package available it seems?!
[10:57] <innomen> Slart, looking at winff, ffmpeg can grab video commandline apprently, winff is in the repos as a frontend but it dosent seem to make use of the webcam
[10:57] <lucky__> hello Sir.
[10:57] <lucky__> I am new to ubuntu.
[10:58] <lucky__> Can any one tell me how to install.
[10:58] <Darkedge> OK
[10:58] <lucky__> Java in my system?
[10:58] <innomen> slart, ok so scratch that winff will convert only
[10:58] <cheslyn> gasas what do you have a problem with me
[10:58] <Darkedge> Have you downloaded the ISO image?
[10:58] <leaf-sheep> !hi | lucky__
[10:58] <leaf-sheep> lucky__: install what? ;o
[10:58] <Slart> !java | lucky__
[10:58] <Darkedge> lol
[10:59] <Darkedge> He wants to install Ubuntu!
[10:59] <leaf-sheep> Oh he split the lines like my wife splits my headaches!
[10:59] <fixx> lol leaf-sheep
[10:59] <Darkedge> !flood
[10:59] <tommy^x> anyone know where i can find ext2online?
[10:59] <Nitrodist> Darkedge, you have to know what the hardware is before you can support it
[11:00] <toxica> guys
[11:00] <lucky__> Thank you very much.
[11:00] <Darkedge> Well, There has to be a tool to tell me what I have!
[11:00] <Adross> prince_jammys, thanks
[11:00] <Nitrodist> Darkedge, look inside the case
[11:00] <Darkedge> I can't just say "Hmmm, I think I got a xforce 5050505"
[11:00] <Slart> tommy^x: well.. they have a page at http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2resize/
[11:01] <Darkedge> Ummm,
[11:01] <toxica> i cant startup the ubuntu - , ath_pci 0000:05:00.0 pci int a -> link[z00j] -> gsi 22 (level low) IRQ 22
[11:01] <tommy^x> Slart: thanks but i thought there was a package in the repos
[11:01] <leaf-sheep> tommy^x: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/extendlv.html
[11:01] <Darkedge> On Windows there was a tool to show you what Graphics card you have
[11:01] <Slart> tommy^x: nope, nothing in the repos
[11:02] <Slart> Darkedge: lspci might tell you.. or lshw
[11:02] <Darkedge> are they bots?
[11:02] <tommy^x> Slart: strange, seems ubuntu doesent have much support for lvm :/
[11:02] <prince_jammys> Darkedge: lspci | grep VGA
[11:02] <Darkedge> :O
[11:02] <Darkedge> OK
[11:02] <Darkedge> apt-get install lspci?
[11:02] <leaf-sheep> tommy^x: It does. I'm using LVM. ;o
[11:02] <Nitrodist> just type it in terminal
[11:02] <nahy> hi i messed with partitioner on my installation process
[11:02] <prince_jammys> Darkedge: you should have it already.
[11:02] <leaf-sheep> Darkedge: sudo lshw -c video
[11:02] <cheslyn> darkedge:can you hear me out
[11:03] <Darkedge> Yep,
[11:03] <Darkedge> I got it
[11:03] <Darkedge> The only prob. is
[11:03] <nahy> i lost one partition of win
[11:03] <badook> Salve!
[11:03] <Darkedge> My sound card blew up! :S
[11:03] <prince_jammys> Darkedge: i thought you wanted your video card
[11:03] <Darkedge> I do
[11:03] <leaf-sheep> tommy^x: LVM is not popular for most naive users; hence you want the ubuntu alternative disk which prompts you with more choices.
[11:03] <Darkedge> It's just if that changes anithing
[11:04] <leaf-sheep> tommy^x: Including full-system encryption to keep sheeps out.
[11:04] <toxica> i cant startup the ubuntu - , ath_pci 0000:05:00.0 pci int a -> link[z00j] -> gsi 22 (level low) IRQ 22
[11:04] <Darkedge> Intel Corporation 82845G/GL Graphics Controller
[11:04] <nmvictor> How does one upgrade to the latest gnome from the command line?
[11:04] <prince_jammys> Darkedge: same as mine.
[11:04] <innomen> this is just sad
[11:04] <Darkedge> apt-get update gnome-desktop-environment
[11:04] <Nitrodist> nmvictor, do you already have it installed? if so, just do sudo apt-get update
[11:05] <dios_mio> Darkedge , what is that update line for?
[11:05] <Darkedge> prince_jammys: Does compiz work on yours?
[11:05] <dios_mio> Darkedge , for the new GNOME? is it out?
[11:05] <prince_jammys> Darkedge: haven't tried in ages.
[11:05] <leaf-sheep> nmvictor: Wait until Karmic comes out.  No need to risk breakages. ($Echo) "No...need... to...risk... BREAKAGES..."
[11:05] <Darkedge> I don't know
[11:06] <prince_jammys> Darkedge: it did work at some point in the distant past. i don't have compiz any more
[11:06] <nmvictor> Nitrodist: i did that, just updated the source list i guess, so should i upgrade with update manager?im avoiding a 140MB download so i just wanna narrow to gnome
[11:06] <Darkedge> Really? SAME
[11:06] <nahy> i was about to create swap on a 60 GB drive i wanted to resize it and wanted it to resize it to 2GB after that it gave me half of it (30GB) free space and half swap any chance to get my data back????? :(((((
[11:06] <Darkedge> I installed Ubuntu then I uninstalled it installed it a little later on and now....
[11:07] <tommy^x> leaf-sheep: yea i know, but i think there should be a package in the repos for ext2online and so on
[11:07] <prince_jammys> Darkedge: what's your current release? jaunty?
[11:07] <tommy^x> i mean there is a package for lvm2 so why not ext2online
[11:07] <Darkedge> Latest,
[11:07] <Slart> nahy: have testdisk a try.. but read the documentation first.. you can only fool around with the disk so many times before data starts gettings lost..
[11:07] <toxica> i cant startup the ubuntu - , ath_pci 0000:05:00.0 pci int a -> link[z00j] -> gsi 22 (level low) IRQ 22
[11:07] <prince_jammys> Darkedge: jaunty has problems with some intel cards.
[11:07] <Take0n> Guys what webeditor on ubuntu would satisfy a pre-macromedia dreamweaver user?
[11:07] <gbak> I have UNR 9.10 and I update regurarly, when the release of 9.10 happens will I have to reinstall?
[11:07] <Darkedge> :'(
[11:07] <gbak> or I can install from my rc?
[11:08] <JusticeZero> Does anyone have any idea when the next release is likely to come out?
[11:08] <leaf-sheep> tommy^x: Type "ext2online" in the terminal. :)
[11:08] <gbak> OCt
[11:08] <vivgrn> i am using xchat on ubuntu which i installed using wubi . it is not showing whole sentences in the chat. can someone guide me what to do?
[11:08] <prince_jammys> Darkedge: don't cry. if you want wobbly windows, shake the monitor in the meantime.
[11:08] <Slart> !karmic
[11:08] <nahy> Slart: how can i find testdisk?
[11:08] <Darkedge> :S
[11:08] <Slart> !info testdisk | nahy
[11:08] <tommy^x> -su: ext2online: command not found
[11:08] <tommy^x> :/
[11:08] <prince_jammys> Darkedge: this will allegedly change in the next release.
[11:08] <Nitrodist> gbak: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/upgrade-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex-to-ubuntu-904-jaunty-jackalope-beta.html <<<--- Sample upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04
[11:08] <JusticeZero> Okay, thank you. =)
[11:08] <Darkedge> Is there any way to downgrade? :P
[11:08] <Slart> nahy: it's in the repos.. "sudo apt-get install testdisk" will install it
[11:09] <Darkedge> When's da next release?
[11:09] <toxica> i cant startup the ubuntu - , ath_pci 0000:05:00.0 pci int a -> link[z00j] -> gsi 22 (level low) IRQ 22
[11:09] <Slart> !downgrade
[11:09] <gbak> I have 9.10 UNR
[11:09] <gbak> ...
[11:09] <prince_jammys> !karmic | Darkedge
[11:09] <Slart> !karmic | Darkedge
[11:09] <nahy> can i use it on live cd?
[11:09] <Slart> nahy: yes, you can
[11:09] <nahy> thank u
[11:09] <Nitrodist> gbak: you installed a beta release, so it's basically unsupported :P
[11:09] <prince_jammys> Darkedge: the BREAK thing refers to installing it right now, of course.
[11:09] <Darkedge> :/
[11:09] <Slart> nahy: I think there's even a kind of rescue cd with testdisk and photorec (a file recovery program)
[11:09] <vivgrn> i am using xchat on ubuntu which i installed using wubi . it is not showing whole sentences in the chat. can someone guide me what to do?
[11:10] <Darkedge> Does it say It's gonna surport it?
[11:10] <Nitrodist> gbak: no guarantees, is what I'm trying to say.  Maybe you should post a question in the ubuntu forums on it
[11:10] <Darkedge> Or is it broken "forever"?
[11:10] <Darkedge> :S
[11:10] <leaf-sheep> Darkedge: Nothing is ever forever.
[11:10] <cheslyn> gasas are still there
[11:11] <leaf-sheep> tommy^x: For some reason, it looks like it's blacklisted.
[11:11] <Steil> http://www.break.com/usercontent/2008/3/poop-in-urinal-479694.html
[11:11] <Nitrodist> !ban Steil
[11:11] <tommy^x> leaf-sheep: Ok, sounds strange?!
[11:12] <Steil> Nitrodist why don't you like me?
[11:12] <leaf-sheep> tommy^x: Try resize2fs? I'm looking for proper alternatives
[11:12] <Slart> Steil: because you paste irrelevant links in a support channel?
[11:12] <innomen> Slart, For the next guy that asks, http://guvcview.berlios.de/index.html is THE capture solution
[11:12] <innomen> just thought i'd share with the group
[11:12] <Slart> innomen: ah.. sweet.. thanks.. I'll try to remember that
[11:13] <Nitrodist> Steil, because you post a link with 'poop-in-urinal' in the header?
[11:13] <Dr_Willis> !ohmy
[11:13] <tommy^x> leaf-sheep: thanks =) it worked
[11:13] <leaf-sheep> tommy^x: :)
[11:15] <mr-rr> El tema de #supremos es: Bienvenidos al Canal Supremos, Soporte de Software Libre y Gnu/Linux en General  | Foro: http://srinuxubuntu.homelinux.com/foro/ | usa http://supremos.pastebin.com/ | Si eres nuevo presentate aqui http://tinyurl.com/8sewux | Wiki: http://wiki.portalsupremos.net/  | Nuevo Portal: http://portalsupremos.net/ | Planeta: http://planeta.portalsupremos.net/ | Si no puedes escribir en el canal, ve a #supremos-op
[11:15] <toxica> i cant startup the ubuntu - , ath_pci 0000:05:00.0 pci int a -> link[z00j] -> gsi 22 (level low) IRQ 22
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[11:15] <toxica> i cant startup the ubuntu - , ath_pci 0000:05:00.0 pci int a -> link[z00j] -> gsi 22 (level low) IRQ 22
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[11:15] <agameiro> hi, how can access to usb pen in virtualbox with xp in virtual?
[11:16] <cheslyn> please someone install uduntu and now i don't have access to a few things like software sources and users and groups it wants passwords any help to get the password off or open it please anyone
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[11:16] <Nitrodist> wtf is that
[11:16] <Nitrodist> lol
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[11:16] <FloodBot3> mr-rr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:16] <Slart> agameiro: if you want to use usb in virtualbox you need to install the version from their website.. not the OSE version in the repos
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[11:16] <mr-rr> El tema de #supremos es: Bienvenidos al Canal Supremos, Soporte de Software Libre y Gnu/Linux en General  | Foro: http://srinuxubuntu.homelinux.com/foro/ | usa http://supremos.pastebin.com/ | Si eres nuevo presentate aqui http://tinyurl.com/El tema de #supremos es: Bienvenidos al Canal Supremos, Soporte de Software Libre y Gnu/Linux en General  | Foro: http://srinuxubuntu.homelinux.com/foro/ | usa http://supremos.pastebin.com/ | Si eres nuevo presentate aqui
[11:16] <leaf-sheep> !ops | mr-rr
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[11:17] <tommy^x> cheslyn: you can boot in singeluser mode and reset the password
[11:17] <leaf-sheep> South Park Cop: "Move along, nothing to see here"
[11:18] <Steil> hey
[11:18] <Steil> grub is locked o
[11:18] <Steil> down
[11:18] <tazg> hi, i'm trying to download skype onto my mini9 with ubuntu 8.04 + LTS, downloading the 8.04 version of skype - the package installer runs but comes up with the following error "Error: Wrong architecture 'i386'" - what do i need to do to load up skype please? thanks!
[11:18] <Steil> and i cant get intosingle user mod
[11:18] <FloodBot3> Steil: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:18] <Steil> how do i get in|?
[11:18] <dfdd2> ati radeon xpress 200m donwload driver ubuntu?
[11:19] <leaf-sheep> agameiro: You want PUEL VirtualBox from their website, not the virtualbox-ose (in the repo).
[11:19] <dfdd2> no
[11:19] <agameiro> i install the version from their website.. not the OSE version in the repos and dont work
[11:19] <DeBaimbo> Hello, I am on Ubuntu 9.04 (32 bit). I have an ATI Radeon X1300 but I can't enable its driver. If I click system->administration->drivers it doesn't find anything.
[11:19] <dfdd2> xes
[11:19] <pointer> hi i have problems connecting with netgear WG111v3 usb wireless card
[11:19] <farchumbre> hi, if i press the function key, it acts as if i Would right click. does any one knoW hoW to cancel this option?
[11:19] <pointer> i cant connect in encrypted mode
[11:20] <leaf-sheep> agameiro: You ran the commands? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/USB
[11:20] <agameiro> i have virtualbox 3 download from website
[11:20] <pointer> wpa_cli fails with Failed to connect to wpa_supplicant - wpa_ctrl_open: No such file or directory
[11:20] <cheslyn> tomm^x: thanks but can you tell me a litle more but from the start to do it
[11:21] <nahy> Slart: i'm back again on live cd about to install testdisk in terminal but the reply was "E: Couldn't find package testdisk"
[11:21] <tommy^x> cheslyn: reboot the computer, when grub popps up chose singeluser mode
[11:21] <dfdd2> 	
[11:21] <dfdd2> Where can I picked the atiradeon Xpress 200M driver for ubutuhoz?
[11:21] <tazg> hi, i'm trying to download skype onto my mini9 with ubuntu 8.04 + LTS, downloading the 8.04 version of skype - the package installer runs but comes up with the following error "Error: Wrong architecture 'i386'" - what do i need to do to load up skype please? thanks!
[11:22] <Darkedge> !live cd
[11:22] <Slart> !info testdisk
[11:22] <Darkedge> xD
[11:22] <leaf-sheep> agameiro: When you're done executing commands (to your proper Ubuntu version), reboot Ubuntu so /etc/fstab can read it and you'll have USB working.
[11:22] <Darkedge> Is there like a piece of software "crap remover"?
[11:22] <Slart> nahy: you need to enable the universe repository.. in system, administration, software sources
[11:22] <agameiro> se eu partilhar uma pasta no virtual box onde se encontra a pasta se o sistema imulado for o xp
[11:22] <nahy> aha
[11:22] <Darkedge> errr
[11:22] <nahy> got it
[11:23] <cheslyn> tomm^x: thanks let me try it
[11:23] <tommy^x> !info ext2online
[11:23] <Slart> tazg: what is a mini9?
[11:23] <Darkedge> This is an ENGLISH channel!
[11:23] <tommy^x> !info resize2fs
[11:23] <Nitrodist> tazg, http://www.skype.com/go/getskype-linux-beta-ubuntu
[11:23] <dub54> Hi, in a bit of a pickle. Developing a PHP script on my box, using wget to download files. I ran the script and it started downloading a file, I closed the script window but it seems to still be looping through. How can I end it?
[11:23] <tazg> Slart: mini9 dell netbook running on ubuntu 8.04 + LTS, only 4g hard drive
[11:23] <tazg> Slart: really tiny
[11:23] <g40> hola
[11:23] <Slart> tommy^x: you can search for specific files using either !find or !search.. but do it in a pm with the bot so we don't have to read it
[11:23] <farchumbre> hi, if i press the function key, it acts as if i Would right click. does any one knoW hoW to cancel this option?
[11:23] <Slart> tazg: what kind of cpu?
[11:24] <tommy^x> Slart: ok sorry, just wanted to test the bot =)
[11:24] <Slart> !bot | tommy^x
[11:24] <Slart> tommy^x: no worries =)
[11:24] <Slart> !who | Darkedge
[11:24] <pipa> dub54: ps aux |grep wget, then kill, or killall wget
[11:24] <tazg> Nitrodist: thanks but still the same error!
[11:25] <Darkedge> xD
[11:25] <Darkedge> Guys and gals
[11:25] <leaf-sheep> tazg: uname -a
[11:25] <Darkedge> I'm gonna reinstall Linux
[11:25] <Darkedge> BUT
[11:25] <farchumbre> hi, if i press the function key, it acts as if i Would right click. does any one knoW hoW to cancel this option?
[11:25] <leaf-sheep> tazg: Run that in the terminal. Paste the line.
[11:25] <tazg> Slart: CPU - how do I find that out, you're talking to a female new ubuntu user I'm afraid...
[11:25] <Darkedge> I wanta know the best IRC Client NOT XCHAT!
[11:26] <tazg> uname -a
[11:26] <Nitrodist> tazg, sudo dpkg -i --force-architecture packagename.deb
[11:26] <[Spooky]> Xchat is the best.. ;)
[11:26] <tazg> Leaf-sheep: I don't understand, sorry
[11:26] <Nitrodist> Darkedge, irssi
[11:26] <leaf-sheep> Darkedge: What is wrong with XChat?  The best IRC client is irssi as it contains no GUI. :)
[11:26] <Darkedge> ):
[11:26] <wzssyqa> [Spooky]: no best,only best
[11:26] <Darkedge> I just don't like it how xChat saves alot
[11:27] <Nitrodist> tazg, do you understand what to do with the command?
[11:27] <tazg> Nitrodist: can you explain in more detail what/ where I need to do that
[11:27] <leaf-sheep> Darkedge: Save a lot of what?
[11:27] <Nani> Hi friends.
[11:27] <farchumbre> hi, if i press the function key, it acts as if i Would right click. does any one knoW hoW to cancel this option?
[11:27] <Nitrodist> tazg, open up a terminal 'Applications > Accessories > terminal'
[11:27] <tazg> Nitrodist: no sorry, very new on this side!
[11:27] <Slart> tazg: there are different architectures.. i386 is the 386 cpu (it's getting kind of old these days) 586 is pentium, 686 is the one after that.. there are also other variants such as ARM which is often used for smaller handheld devices.. that it complains about the architecture made me think the mini9 perhaps used some other kind of cpu
[11:27] <Darkedge> leaf-sheep: data.....
[11:27] <leaf-sheep> Darkedge: Logs? You can toggle them off.
[11:27] <Guest55987> hello~ :)
[11:28] <tazg> Slart: I see
[11:28] <WhiteCrow1> hi guys ,I have problem with Vmware , when i want to install ubuntu in VMware i confront the erorre !!!!! u can see pic the probleam >> http://forum.ubuntu.ir/index.php/topic,11123.0.html (i can't speak EN very will but i understand a little and i know exist chanal ubuntu.ir but is not good)
[11:28] <leaf-sheep> Slart: I think she got the Ubuntu preinstalled with purchased Dell. ;)
[11:28] <Nani> I am unable to use the Javac command in my ubuntu terminal.
[11:28] <tazg> Leaf-sheep: Right on!
[11:28] <XXP> Ubuntu is best linux ?
[11:28] <Nani> Please may i know the issue with it.
[11:28] <Darkedge> How can I....
[11:28] <WhiteCrow1> XXP: yep ubuntu and deb
[11:28] <Darkedge> Make it so...... I can tell what all the colors me?
[11:29] <prince_jammys> XXP: Ubuntu is the best of the ones named after South African words.
[11:29] <Darkedge> mean*
[11:29] <leaf-sheep> XXP: There are various of linux distro. There are no "Best" -- To each his/her own.
[11:29] <prince_jammys> probably the best distro that starts with a U, too.
[11:30] <Nitrodist> tazg, open up a terminal 'Applications > Accessories > terminal'
[11:30] <tazg> Nitrodist: have terminal open but do I paste the whole command?
[11:30] <leaf-sheep> !terminal | tazg
[11:30] <leaf-sheep> tazg: Then you run "uname -a" in the box.
[11:30] <Nitrodist> tazg, make sure you're in the same directory that you downloaded the file to.  If you downloaded it to your desktop you need to change the directory to 'Desktop' by typing in 'cd Desktop'
[11:31] <Nani> please any one out there, please tell me how can I use the javac command in terminal.
[11:31] <otto_> i'm seing quite a lof of problems with rdesktop via gnome-rdp in 804LTS. After having been working for some time, shorter or longer, screen sort of freezes and after a while dissapears and there's an error screen saying "ERROR: send: Connection reset by peer, ERROR: send: Broken pipe" Does anyone know what this is?
[11:31] <Nani> I have installed java software in my system.
[11:31] <tazg> Nitrodist/ leaf-sheep: It comes up with i686
[11:31] <Slart> tazg: hmm.. the mini9 should come with a processor capable of using the i386 package
[11:32] <gandapa> wats new on jaunty?
[11:32] <WhiteCrow1> anybody can help me????
[11:32] <Slart> tazg: not really sure why skype would refuse to install
[11:32] <Nitrodist> tazg, ignore everyone else :P just follow my instructions
[11:32] <Nani>  anybody can help me????
[11:32] <Nani> please
[11:32] <Nani> I need some help
[11:32] <tazg> Linux user 2.6.24-19-lpia #1 SMP Tue Jul 29 14:02:05 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
[11:32] <prince_jammys> gandapa: check the release notes at ubuntu's website
[11:32] <Nani> I have installed java
[11:32] <Nitrodist> Nani: #java
[11:32] <Nani> in my system.
[11:32] <Nani> but cannot use javac comand in terminal
[11:33] <WhiteCrow1> Nani: :-D
[11:33] <Nitrodist> Nani, are you sure you installed the developer/SDK tools?
[11:33] <Nani> Yes Nitrodist.
[11:33] <thomas__1> Hi everyone
[11:33] <tazg> Nitrodist: how do I check that?
[11:33] <Nitrodist> tazg, where did you download the file to?
[11:34] <Nani> And it also shows in Applications ->Internet->Sun java web start.
[11:34] <thomas__1> can someone help me locate QT3/4 header files?
[11:34] <tazg> Nitrodist, files go to desktop
[11:34] <Nitrodist> tazg, so type 'cd Desktop' in the terminal
[11:34] <Nani> java command is working fine in terminal
[11:34] <tazg> Nitrodist, ok
[11:35] <Nani> please help me  friends.
[11:35] <Nitrodist> nani: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1562890
[11:35] <tazg> Nitrodist: it comes up with this line | user@user:~/Desktop$
[11:35] <thomas__1> can someone help me locate QT3/4 header files?
[11:35] <Nitrodist> tazg, ok so you're in the Desktop directory
[11:36] <tazg> Nitrodist: Is that right then? I didn
[11:36] <tazg> t run your command above
[11:36] <Nitrodist> now type this command in: 'sudo dpkg -i --force-architecture packagename.deb' BUT REPLACE PACKAGENAME.DEB WITH THE NAME OF THE FILE & AND ITS EXTENSION
[11:37] <thomas__1> my command?
[11:37] <tazg> Nitrodist: this one, should I run it in the terminal? | sudo dpkg -i --force-architecture packagename.deb
[11:37] <Nitrodist> tazg,  yes, but with packagename.deb replaced with the file that you downloaded from skype
[11:37] <prince_jammys> there's no skype package for her architecture?
[11:38] <Nani> Nitrodist, that did not help me.
[11:38] <thomas__1> no one knows where qt headers are?
[11:38] <pointer> any one configured wpa_supplicant after upgrading to jaunty?
[11:38] <dayo> gwibber is asking for access to the default keyring. my user password isn't working. how do i set up the default keyring? i'm using jaunty
[11:38] <Nitrodist> nani: http://ubuntu-utah.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=599556
[11:39] <Nani> Nitrodist, I am getting this error: No alternatives for javac.
[11:39] <Nitrodist> nani: make sure you enable the multiverse repositories
[11:39] <EricTheHax> why won't my JACK server start? (im heading over to pastebin right now)
[11:39] <jimbeam12> hey all
[11:39] <hadi> hey
[11:39] <Nani> I am new to ubuntu .
[11:39] <hadi> my computer can't find wireless
[11:40] <Nani> What is  multiverse repositories.
[11:40] <Nani> ?
[11:40] <nmvictor> Anyone using nagios?
[11:40] <rski> !multiverse
[11:40] <Nani> where can i find it?
[11:40] <thomas__1> exit
[11:40] <tazg> Nitrodist: it comes up with this | [sudo] password for user:
[11:40] <Nitrodist> nani: System> Administration > Software Sources
[11:40] <Nitrodist> tazg, type your password in
[11:40] <hadi> !ath0
[11:41] <david__> need help
[11:41] <megabraker> i what ,???
[11:41] <steven__> Does Evolution have secure e-mail connection as well as encryption for sent and received e-mail? I guess I am asking if it uses https by default or whatever
[11:41] <otto_> no knowledge of my rdesktop problem then?
[11:41] <Nitrodist> david__, I can't read your mind, just state th question
[11:41] <Nani> Ok I am there.
[11:41] <megabraker> you dont need permission to talk
[11:41] <Nitrodist> nani: enable the multiverse repositories
[11:41] <EricTheHax> http://pastebin.com/d1b09d200    heres the messages it gives me.
[11:42] <david__> ok just installed 9.04 ubuntu, and my number pad has stopped working, num lock is on
[11:42] <Nani> yes it is checked there.
[11:42] <tazg> Nitrodist, it's not accepting anything - not sure what password to use as since dell reloaded my ubuntu there isnt' a user login when i turn on the netbook, rather it just runs
[11:42] <Nitrodist> EricTheHax, #java
[11:42] <Darkedge> ////
[11:42] <Nitrodist> EricTheHax, #jack
[11:42] <Darkedge> ......
[11:42] <Darkedge> BRB
[11:43] <Nani> It worked for me.
[11:43] <hadi> Somebody help ? , my wireless connection doesn't work on ubuntu
[11:43] <tazg> Nitrodist, anyway I can find the password? :-(
[11:43] <david__> number pad is moving cursor arround
[11:43] <trijntje> david__, pres num lock a few times
[11:43] <Nani> Thank you very much.
[11:43] <Nani> Thank you, Nitrodist.
[11:43] <Nani> I am very thankful to you.
[11:43] <david__> not doing anything
[11:43] <Nani> you are a genius.
[11:43] <Nitrodist> nani; working?
[11:44] <trijntje> david__, in that case i dont know, sorr
[11:44] <Nitrodist> tazg: http://mydellmini.com/forum/beginners-questions/951-ubuntu-root-password.html#post7077
[11:44] <trijntje> y
[11:44] <david__> tried to go to preferences/keyboard, but it is not there
[11:44] <prince_jammys> tazg: seeing as they named your user 'user', you could try the password 'password' :) (if that's so, you can change this later)
[11:44] <Nani> Yeah.
[11:44] <Nani> Its working fine.
[11:44] <gandapa> please how can i get gparted for jaunty?
[11:44] <Nani> Thank you , Nitrodist.
[11:44] <ziroday> gandapa: install the gparted package
[11:44] <david__> anyone tried iphone on ubuntu?
[11:45] <prince_jammys> Nitrodist: how's she going to run sudo passwd if she doesn't have a password?
[11:45] <Nitrodist> gandapa, sudo apt-get install gparted
[11:45] <Nitrodist> prince_jammys, fuck if I know
[11:45] <prince_jammys> hehe
[11:45] <Nitrodist> maybe it doesn't kiss and tell
[11:45] <prince_jammys> tazg: try the password 'password'
[11:46] <prince_jammys> they named her user 'user' ...
[11:46] <Dr_Willis> :)
[11:46] <hadi> Somebody help ? , my wireless connection doesn't work on ubuntu
[11:46] <Dr_Willis> i recall ages ago the Ubuntu installer would let you make a initial user named 'root'
[11:46] <elky> Nitrodist, could you please keep that word out of our channels in the future? :)
[11:46] <senior> or perhaps 'pass'
[11:46] <Dr_Willis> gandapa:  gparted is in the package manager listings..
[11:46] <prince_jammys> tazg: either that or check whatever docs came with the computer about how to access your account.
[11:46] <shabda> i want to rename a folder to its parent, so I do "mv photos/migrations/migrations1 photos/migrations/"
[11:47] <shabda> thats doesnt work
[11:47] <ziroday> shabda: because  photos/migrations already exists
[11:47] <ajah> i need to make new panel and i can make launcher of networkManager on the new one any help ?
[11:47] <Nani> Can any one help me to install Avast antivirus in my system?
[11:47] <felix_> hi. i would like to know if there is some app/script able to surf the web and store data in a textfile. is that possible? Someone could give me a name? even for that category of programs?
[11:47] <ziroday> !virus > Nani
[11:48] <ziroday> ajah: add a notification area to the new panel
[11:48] <shabda> hmm ziroday, the error I get is mv: `photos/migrations/migrations1' and `photos/migrations/migrations1' are the same file
[11:48] <Nitrodist> Dr_Willis, we're talking about dell here, not a live cd installation
[11:48] <Slart> Nani: avast ought to have some instructions on how to install their product.. after all it's *their* product
[11:48] <Dr_Willis> shabda:  hmm.. you mean you want to 'move' the contents of photos/migrations/migrations1   UP one directory  to photos/migrations/ then remove the migratians1 directory?
[11:48] <Darkedge> Is BitchX good?
[11:48] <Dr_Willis> Nitrodist:  eww. :)
[11:48] <Nitrodist> tazg, might actually be in your user manual
[11:48] <Dr_Willis> Darkedge:  i perfer WeeChat to BitchX and irssi to BitchX..
[11:48] <Nani> Okay.
[11:48] <Slart> Darkedge: try irssi instead
[11:48] <shabda> Dr_Willis: yes
[11:48] <Dr_Willis> Darkedge:  i would stick to IRSSI or weechat.
[11:49] <Nani> which is the best antivirus for ubuntu software?
[11:49] <Dr_Willis> shabda: you could proberly script that with find some how.. but no idea how. :)
[11:49] <Nani> Can any one provide the information about it?
[11:49] <shabda> photos/migrations has only the migrations1 folder
[11:49] <ziroday> shabda: try cp photos/migrations/migrations1/* photos/migrations and then rm photos/migrations/migrations1 if the copy was performed correctly
[11:49] <leaf-sheep> Nani: Ubuntu does not need AntiVirus.  That's Windows stuffs!
[11:49] <Slart> Nani: "common sense" ranks pretty high.. no matter what system you're on
[11:49] <Nani> and please let me know how to install it?
[11:49] <ziroday> Nani: did you see ubottu's PM? It explained why there is no need for an anti-virus
[11:49] <Nani> Oh Okay.
[11:50] <ajah> ziroday thanx
[11:50] <Nani> Thank you , I really dont know about that.
[11:50] <Dr_Willis> shabda:  you could move it up 2 directies and give it a different name, then remove the  empty dir.. then rename  the '1' to be without the 1 also.
[11:50] <Nitrodist> !virus > Nitrodist
[11:50] <Slart> Nani: if you're just a regular user you don't need antivirus, if you ask me.. just keep your system up-to-date and you should be fine
[11:50] <Darkedge> Question Is, In Irrisi I like it's design n stuff
[11:50] <Darkedge> but How do you see who's OP n stuff?
[11:50] <shabda> !virus > shabda
[11:50] <Nani> I regularly update my system.
[11:50] <Dr_Willis> Darkedge:  huh? ops have a @ befor their name normally
[11:50] <tazg> Nitrodist, prince_jammys: 'password' not working
[11:50] <lstarnes> Darkedge: /names -o, /names -v, /names -n
[11:50] <Nani> Using the Update Manager.
[11:50] <leaf-sheep> Darkedge: #irssi -- You have to read Wiki/Documentation as everything is based on commands.
[11:51] <osbone> hi everyone i am looking for help about qt3/4
[11:51] <Dr_Willis> Darkedge:  i dont even keep a nick list up in weechat. :)  i  hide so much stuff to make this channel readable.
[11:51] <Slart> Darkedge: ops have @ before their nick.. but here they don't do that unless they have to use it.. you can join #ubuntu-ops and see who's there if you're curious
[11:51] <ziroday> tazg: do ls /home, the folders in there should correspond to the current available users. Then do passwd <user> to change that users password. This should all be done in a root shell
[11:51] <prince_jammys> tazg: was just a shot in the dark. check documentation (or dell's website) for how they set up the accounts.
[11:51] <osbone> where are hidden QT3 .h files please?
[11:52] <Animagladius> Hi there
[11:52] <Animagladius> :)
[11:52] <ziroday> Animagladius: hey!
[11:52] <Animagladius> Hey ziroday :D
[11:52] <Slart> osbone: you can use "locate somefile.h" to find a file on your system.. make sure you run "sudo updatedb" first
[11:52] <david__> number pad stopped doing numbers, numlock is on
[11:52] <osbone> Slart: TY i give it a shot
[11:52] <lstarnes> osbone: you will need to install the right -dev packahes for qt
[11:53] <jimbeam12> anyone know why my sound is gone>
[11:53] <jimbeam12> was working before
[11:53] <Animagladius> Probably a problem with Alsa or Pulseaudio would be my guess.
[11:53] <MikeH> How does one disable CPU Frequency Scaling for Intels?
[11:53] <Animagladius> (Ha, I'm a genius)
[11:53] <Slart> jimbeam12: we're supposed to guess? I'm guessing you removed your soundcard
[11:53] <MikeH> I have no option in the BIOS,
[11:53] <cheslyn> tommy^x:must i add it because there's no mode for singeluser
[11:53] <Penut> whats the command for dist upgrade?
[11:53] <jimbeam12> hhahah yeah right
[11:53] <Animagladius> :D
[11:53] <zleap> jimbeam12, are you using 8.10, as I get similar issues
[11:53] <jimbeam12> 9.04
[11:53] <MikeH> Penut: aptitude dist-upgrade ?
[11:54] <jimbeam12> was workinng before np..
[11:54] <MikeH> with an update first
[11:54] <ziroday> MikeH: you can add the cpu frequency applet to your panel and set it to max
[11:54] <david__> number pad stopped doing numbers, numlock is on
[11:54] <Aalinux> !member
[11:54] <MikeH> ziroday: Headless box.
[11:54] <ziroday> MikeH: or the cpufreq command should change it IIRC
[11:54] <Dr_Willis> lstarnes:  theres that apt-get build-dep  PROGRMNAME that installs all needed 'dev' packages for a given program. I use it a lot to install dev packages i may need.
[11:54] <Darkedge2> ......
[11:55] <Darkedge2> So, How do I see who's OP n stuff?
[11:55] <lstarnes> Darkedge2: /msg chanserv access #ubuntu list
[11:55] <Two4> this is IRC
[11:55] <Dr_Willis> Darkedge2:   dont worry about it is the best thing. :)
[11:55] <lstarnes> Darkedge2: the traditional way is to look for users with an @ symbol in the user list
[11:55] <david__> number pad stopped doing numbers, numlock is on
[11:55] <Dr_Willis> Darkedge2:  the ops OP thmel selfs as needed
[11:55] <lstarnes> Darkedge2: when ops speak while opped, their nicks will have @'s next to them
[11:56] <david__> where is keyboard layout?
[11:56] <Darkedge2> Yes,
[11:56] <Two4> david_, what do you mean?
[11:56] <Darkedge2> (THIS IS A KINDA CREUL EXAMPLE)
[11:56] <Two4> !enter
[11:56] <Nani> I am unable to install the compiz (desktop effects) in my system.
[11:56] <Darkedge2> But say you wanted to make fun of an OP
[11:56] <Animagladius> I think it's in Ubuntu with Gnome in System => Preferences => Keyboard, david__
[11:56] <Nani> Is there any way to install the compiz correctly
[11:56] <Darkedge2> and he was "away"
[11:57] <Darkedge2> and he wasn't talking
[11:57] <DJones> !ot | Darkedge2
[11:57] <david__> not there in ver 9.04
[11:57] <Darkedge2> :O
[11:57] <Darkedge2> OK
[11:57] <tazg> ziroday: don't understand i'm afraid, new user here so things need to be explained slowly :-(
[11:57] <Slart> !enter | Darkedge2
[11:57] <Darkedge2> Can someone help me over there, Thanks.
[11:57] <tazg> Price_jammys, nitrodist: yeh, going to have a look through docs and I see, also need to eat something!
[11:57] <ziroday> tazg: sure! Could you please boot into recovery mode
[11:58] <jimbeam12> anyone know why my login theme works and  i cannot here any music
[11:58] <hadi> Somebody help ? , my wireless connection doesn't work on ubuntu
[11:58] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: sudo alsactl init --- Try that.
[11:58] <Nani> Please any one tell me how to install the Compiz desktop effects in my Ubuntu 9.04?
[11:58] <Two4> hadi
[11:58] <prince_jammys> tazg: do that. see if they dropped an "introduction to your system" text somewhere in your home directory or desktop, too.
[11:58] <Nani> Thank you in advance.
[11:58] <Slart> jimbeam12: try running this in a terminal "sudo apt-get install pavucontrol"
[11:58] <pv2> sudo apt-get install compiz

[11:58] <Two4> hadi, tell me what exactly is wrong
[11:58] <prince_jammys> tazg: you can also save the trouble of typing our nicknames by typing out the first few letters and then hitting the tab key.
[11:59] <bazhang> !ccsm | Nani
[11:59] <Slart> jimbeam12: then while playing music, start Pulseaudio volume control from the Applications, Sound and Video menu
[11:59] <Nitrodist> nani: system > preferences > appearance > desktop effects (or visual effects)
 it was working yesterday and toady's morning but i had startup problems ! then i didn't find the device on the list ! its madwifi
[12:00] <Two4> what startup problems did you have?
[12:00] <tazg> prince_jammys: problem is that when I first got the mini9 i setup a user password etc, but had issues with it (tiny hard drive, got overloaded from system sortware updates) and so I sent it in a few weeks ago to have the ubuntu operating system reloaded, now it didn't ask for a user/ password each time i turn on - not sure why this is. Either way, I am totally starving so going to eat something - will find you folks later to continue 
[12:00] <senior> i recommend everyone install windows
[12:00] <Unicode> :)
[12:00] <bazhang> senior, try ##windows
[12:00] <Dr_Willis> senior:  it got a virus befor it finished here...
[12:00] <tazg> Nitrodist: thanks, still stuck - will see if I can unlock the password mystery before I continue. Thanks!
[12:00] <Two4> senior, you best be trolling
[12:00] <prince_jammys> tazg: ok.
[12:01] <jimbeam12> still no good slart
 ubuntu didn't go up , i dont know something like IRQ-22
[12:01] <senior> haha
[12:01] <Slart> jimbeam12: what shows up in the pulseaudio volume control applet? nothing? or do you see the app playing music?
[12:01] <jimbeam12> yes its playing but no sound
[12:01] <Darkedge2> ...
[12:02] <Darkedge2> yay
[12:02] <MikeH> ziroday: For future reference cpufrequtils, and cpufreq-set -c <cpuid> -f <freq in khz>
[12:02] <Unicode> jimbeam12: alsmixer
[12:02] <Unicode> jimbeam12: alsamixer
 hardware problems . i used non graphic boot !
[12:03] <Two4> blerrie modem
[12:03] <jimbeam12> still no good.....darnn
[12:03] <Two4> hadi, let me look into it
[12:07] <Two4> hadi, this is low level hardware stuff, I'm none to good with that
[12:07] <aaron112> hi
[12:08] <hadi> two4 no problem thank u
[12:08] <Blizzerand> Hello there aaron112
[12:11] <Blizzerand> lol , why are all the linux related channels low on discussions these days
[12:11] <senior> everybody has realised windows is superior
[12:11] <Nachturnal> I think it's just the hour, right now.
[12:12] <bazhang> senior, did you have an ubuntu support question?
[12:12] <erUSUL> senior: yes; we have. you can /part now
[12:12] <Blizzerand> *Win* was *dozed* long time ago . Linux still is the best
[12:12] <bazhang> Blizzerand, chat is in #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:13] <senior> erUSUL, why?
[12:13] <Blizzerand> bazhang : Why do guys always show that link . I know its the rules , but still quite irritating . <no offence>
[12:15] <leaf-sheep> Blizzerand: Because when we're talking about something OTHER THAN SUPPORT, it's irrelevant. That "link" #ubuntu-offtopic is for people who want to hang around and chat. #ubuntu is for giving supports and services.  It's nice to keep things organized. :)
[12:16] <Blizzerand> leaf-sheep : I too wish I could help people if there were people to help lol
[12:16] <biondo79> ciao
[12:16] <Two4> !IT
[12:17] <Blizzerand> *people who needed help
[12:18] <Two4> my e-peener! it's growing!
[12:19] <jimbeam12> hey back
[12:19] <jimbeam12> still no good with the sound anyone .
[12:19] <Two4> sup jim
[12:19] <Two4> what's the problem
[12:19] <Akram> Hi every one
[12:19] <jimbeam12> sound problems Two4, was working before and now nothing
[12:19] <Guest67985> hi
[12:19] <Two4> ok, when exactly did it fail?
[12:20] <Akram> need help.. sound doesnt work on my dell c600 notebook
[12:20] <jimbeam12> hmm listening to music and it just went..
[12:20] <ColonelC81> Hi I'm a total Ubuntu N00B, just installed it and I have a few questions, particularly about Internet DJ Console and installing programs in general. Anyone willing to chat to me???
[12:21] <Two4> If I had to guess, sound and vidya problems are probably 60% of the support issues in this channel
[12:21] <Akram> humm
[12:21] <Two4> jimbeam, you weren't changing any settings?
[12:21] <Akram> i also had resolution.. but the forum helped me solve it
[12:21] <jimbeam12> nope ..
[12:21] <Akram> but sound didnt work even after follwing the instructions on the forum
[12:22] <Unicode> ColonelC81: man interfaces, man apt-get, man "Why i use linux"
[12:22] <Two4> !who
[12:22] <jimbeam12> how do i uninstall it and install it again
[12:22] <Nachturnal> ColonelC81, if nobody else gets to you, I can offer very little help. I'm fairly noob myself, but I've got enough experience to help some noobs. :)
[12:22] <leaf-sheep> !ask | ColonelC81
[12:23] <Akram> Nachturnal: can you plz help me with soun dissue
[12:23] <Two4> jimbeam, we need to check that the device is being picked up by the OS
[12:23] <osbone> "more file.pdf" is a nice command
[12:23] <jimbeam12> ok how?
[12:23] <Two4> what is the command to list audio devices?
[12:24] <Slart> aplay -l or aplay -L works for alsa devices
[12:24] <leaf-sheep> Two4: sudo lshw -c audio
[12:24] <Slart> cat /proc/asound/cards also works
[12:24] <Akram> Two4: aplay -l
[12:24] <Two4> jimbeam, try the command leaf-sheep just told me
[12:24] <Nachturnal> Akram, I can try, but I doubt I'll be much help in that case. Hardware-specific issues are generally something I google, and laptops tend to have the worst of those issues.
[12:24] <ColonelC81> Nachturnal: thanks for the offer, do we stay here or can we start a private chat?
[12:24] <Two4> thanks
[12:25] <tstebut> hello !
[12:25] <Akram> Nachturnal: Ok..
[12:25] <Akram> i have a c600 dell... any idea
[12:25] <Akram> no sound icon in the main menu
[12:25] <jimbeam12> ok do you want that in pastebin tw04
[12:25] <tstebut> I find out why I coudn't browse with common navigators and my tethered wifi connection
[12:26] <Two4> ja, sure
[12:26] <darkedge> ....
[12:26] <gmbo44> :-D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfIBc5PG3LI :-D
[12:26] <tstebut> My isp is a 3G mobile' that locked Mozilla and co user-agent in header
[12:26] <jimbeam12> http://pastebin.com/m67ab7b1 hre Two4
[12:27] <Nachturnal> Checking Akram
[12:27] <Akram> k
[12:27] <tstebut> Does some hack exist to get my pages properly without specifying Mozilla in UserAgent ??
[12:27] <darkedge> guys
[12:28] <darkedge> What's the "word" for users and groups
[12:28] <darkedge> E.G I wanta run sudo users and groups
[12:28] <tstebut> nobody
[12:28] <Two4> jimbeam, the OS is still picking up the device, which probably means it's not a hardware failure
[12:28] <leaf-sheep> I don't know what you mean when you quote the word "word" but okay.
[12:28] <Nachturnal> This looks like it might help you, Akram.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[12:28] <jimbeam12> ok cool then
[12:28] <Akram> ya tried that out
[12:28] <leaf-sheep> !user | darkedge
[12:28] <leaf-sheep> darkedge: This help? :|
[12:29] <Akram> it shows that my drivers are installed
[12:29] <jimbeam12> ok how do unstall it..and reinstall drivers again
[12:29] <Slart> darkedge: right click on the menu item.. select copy to desktop.. right click on desktop shortcut.. see what it runs
[12:29] <Two4> let me quickly get the package name, jimbeam
[12:29] <jimbeam12> thx
[12:29] <Two4> !who | jimbeam12
[12:30] <jimbeam12> thx Two4
[12:30] <hadi> heuuhey
[12:30] <hadi> here what i get when i start up . ath_pci 0000:05:00.0 PCI INT A -> Link[Z00J] -> GSI 22 (level , low) -> IRQ 22
[12:31] <darkedge> Nope,
[12:31] <Nachturnal> I think that's beyond me then, Akram. Sorry.
[12:31] <darkedge> I wanta run the users settings thing as root
[12:31] <Akram> humm :( ok
[12:31] <darkedge> using sudo....
[12:31] <stylist> hi people
[12:31] <darkedge> But thx anyways
[12:31] <erUSUL> hadi: i do not see anything wrong with that line
[12:31] <stylist> my friend and i want to build a new ubuntu workstation, he is very rich, the computer is for him
[12:31] <stylist> what hardware should i buy
[12:31] <stylist> I think Core i7 maybe
[12:31] <co_17_cakung> gim
[12:31] <erUSUL> hadi: it only tells that ath_pci got irq 22
[12:32] <stylist> its going to be just for ubuntu, so best hardware for ubuntu, is there a list of good hardware for ubuntu ? e.g. a hardware compatibility list or something
[12:32] <stylist> or wiki
[12:32] <hadi> er USUL : it stays on this line
[12:32] <koshari> trash says 2 files there but none are shown when i open it ? any ideas?
[12:32] <rski> stylist: get a SSD raid 10 with dual core i7 and 256gb ram, with double gtx 295 nvidia
[12:32] <vendik> I have a quick one+
[12:32] <stylist> dont  be silly rski
[12:32] <stylist> i said he's rich
[12:32] <stylist> not wasteful of money ;-p
[12:33] <vendik> is it possible to run the migration assistance aone you have installed Ubuntu ?
[12:33] <studentz> Hi there. When I watch a movie using any app based xine (gxine,xine,totem) I can hear the audio but only the music background.
[12:33] <rski> then he is a rich cheap bastard then
[12:33] <stylist> Hardware Support - Ubuntu Wiki  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport
[12:33] <stylist> hehe rski
[12:34] <hadi> my system doesn't load up , and this is the last line i get when i start up , [    9.838223]  ath_pci 0000:05:00.0 PCI INT A -> Link[Z00J] -> GSI 22 (level , low) -> IRQ 22
[12:34] <Slart> studentz: movies with surround sound?
[12:34] <Kyle2> кто нить ставил дрова на intel???
[12:35] <Slart> !ru | Kyle2
[12:35] <Two4> jimbeam, take a gander at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[12:35] <studentz> Slart I think so? I use Jaunty, Pulse audio and I tried differents chanels audio in the conf?
[12:35] <Dr_WiLLiS> hadi:  its very likely that line has nothing to do with the problem.  It dosent look like an error message
[12:35] <Kyle2> thanks
[12:36] <hadi> Dr_willis : sure but my system doesn't log
[12:36] <Slart> studentz: it's just a guess.. but since you get sound but not dialog could it be that your speakers are hooked up as the rear speakers? when you try to play 5.1 audio with that setup you would get mostly background sound from the speakers
[12:36] <hadi> Dr_willis : ok then why ubuntu doesn't go up
[12:36] <maxagaz> can i check which computer has attributed an ip address to a client from the client?
[12:37] <jimbeam12> thansk two4
[12:37] <studentz> Slart When I play a audio cd with amarok (xine based) it sound great. The problem is with some movies
[12:38] <Slart> studentz: try running "speaker-test" in a terminal.. see what you get from that
[12:39] <Mert> anyone use phpmyadmin 3.2.2?
[12:39] <fen> here familiar with ubuntu vmbuilder configuration?
[12:39] <studentz> Slart I'll do it right now
[12:39] <fen> anyone*
[12:39] <Slart> studentz: or try switching the connections around on the soundcard
[12:40] <vendik> hi there anynone know how to re-launch the ubuntu migration assistant after a successful install of Ubuntu I need to recover another user profile
[12:43] <leaf-sheep> !away > Two4_Away
[12:43] <brijith> sound is not working
[12:44] <brijith> please help
[12:44] <brijith> me
[12:44] <hadi> my ubuntu doesn't start up
[12:45] <jrib> hadi: well how far does it get?
[12:45] <darkham> i need help with transcode, i would extract audio traxks form a dvd iso mounted, but i don't know how chose the stream and i i can extract in flac
[12:45] <AnxiousNut> I have some questions about the Secure Remote Connection Session, Is it based on OpenSSH or VNC?
[12:46] <nassrat> im having issues trying to boot ubuntu off a usb, where ubuntu is installed not in the first partition on the usb
[12:46] <nassrat> hello?
[12:46] <hadi> jrib : i disabled graphic login
[12:47] <nassrat> anybody here can helo out with grub settings, trying to load up casper/vmlinuz not from the first partiton on the usb?
[12:47] <brijith> nassrat:ys
[12:47] <jrib> hadi: ok, but that doesn't answer my question
[12:47] <hadi> jrib : and it gets stuck on Loading hardware drivers
[12:47] <hadi> jrib : last line is > [    9.838223]  ath_pci 0000:05:00.0 PCI INT A -> Link[Z00J] -> GSI 22 (level , low) -> IRQ 22
[12:47] <jrib> hadi: what else did you do?
[12:47] <Slart> AnxiousNut: isn't that just a remote X session? not sure what it uses
 yesterday i installed the wireless device , [MadWifi] and it didn't start up after it
[12:48] <jrib> hadi: does recovery mode work?
[12:48] <hadi>  hadi : gets restarted on recovery
[12:49] <hadi> jrib *
[12:49] <jrib> hadi: what do you mean exactly?
[12:49] <nassrat> brijith: so I have the following layout sda1=some fat32 it has ubuntu on it as well (that one works) sda2 has casper-rw, sda3 has the new ubuntu that doesnt work, I have grub installed. now when i try to start the entry for sda3 i get the splash but then i get the busybox shell and it fails. Doing an ls shows that the sda1 (fat32) is mounted under /cdrom/
[12:49] <cheslyn> can someone tell me what is IRQ and OS and what does it do pls
[12:50] <Slart> cheslyn: IRQ is easiest explained by wikipedia.. it's a general computer hardware item...
[12:50] <Slart> cheslyn: or.. not a physical item.. but a term
 recovery gets stuck on this msg ,  [    9.838223]  ath_pci 0000:05:00.0 PCI INT A -> Link[Z00J] -> GSI 22 (level , low) -> IRQ 22
[12:51] <fen> cheslyn: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interrupt_request
[12:51] <jrib> hadi: try loading a live cd, chroot, and disabling the module you enabled
[12:51] <hadi> jrib> ill talk to u when i get from live cd
[12:52] <cheslyn> slart: thanks alot
[12:52] <fen> OS is generally an acronym for Operating System, GNU/Linux and Microsoft Windows are both operating systems.
[12:52] <cheslyn> fen: thanks
[12:52] <nassrat> oh he left.
[12:52] <Slart> cheslyn: hmm.. I just read that article.. and it's very dry and technical.. basically it's a way for the cpu to be alerted when something wants attention.. so instead of the cpu asking the cd-rom, "are you done yet?" "are you done yet?"  and so on.. the cd-rom tells the cpu when it's done
[12:52] <nassrat> can someone help me with this. so I have the following layout sda1=some fat32 it has ubuntu on it as well (that one works) sda2 has casper-rw, sda3 has the new ubuntu that doesnt work, I have grub installed. now when i try to start the entry for sda3 i get the splash but then i get the busybox shell and it fails. Doing an ls shows that the sda1 (fat32) is mounted under /cdrom/
[12:52] <genobreaker> hey guys i can't install packages anymore
[12:53] <genobreaker> i get this message
[12:53] <genobreaker> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[12:53] <genobreaker> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[12:53] <jrib> genobreaker: try doing what it says?
[12:53] <llutz> genobreaker: have you done what suggested?
[12:53] <nassrat> Anybody here knows anything about /casper/vmlinuz, and grub?
[12:53] <studentz> Slart the conecction for the speaker are color based and looks ok. The test is endless and still running
[12:54] <MenZa> !anyone | nassrat
[12:54] <Slart> studentz: it just outputs a noise signal.. unless you've used some parameters
[12:54] <cheslyn> slart: is it that one of the processes
[12:54] <genobreaker> ok i did what i says nothing happned
[12:55] <Slart> studentz: try the audio clips on this page http://www.lynnemusic.com/surround.html
[12:55] <Slart> studentz: it should give you a voice saying "left front speaker" and so on in the correct speaker
[12:55] <studentz> Slart. Yes it does, and in the terminal "time per period = 11.090666" 0-front left
[12:55] <Slart> cheslyn: huh? what process?
[12:55] <cheslyn> fen: thanks again
[12:56] <vendik> sorry to bother is there a way after installing to have the ubuntu migration tool working to migrate additional windows profiles '
[12:56] <shiny_> can someone help my ?
[12:57] <erUSUL> !ask | shiny_
[12:57] <cheslyn> slart: the you just told me now of the cpu
[12:57] <shiny_> !ask i can't do sudo apt -m
[12:57] <Slart> cheslyn: yes
[12:58] <erUSUL> shiny_: apt is not a valid command
[12:58] <erUSUL> shiny_: apt-get ?
[12:58] <shiny_> How -m
[12:58] <tommy^x> man, i love lvm
[12:58] <tommy^x> amazing!
[12:58] <erUSUL> shiny_: what is -m ?
[12:58] <Slart> studentz: you can use the "speaker-test" command to make noise in certain speakers, I think.. but you have to tell it what to do.. see man speaker-test for more info
[12:58] <shiny_>  sudo apt -m i try install Unreal ircd  someone say type  sudo apt -m
[12:59] <Slart>  /lastlog apt -m
[12:59] <cheslyn> slart: let me ask you something can a p4 work when the fen of the cpu is taken out
[12:59] <shiny_> sudo apt -m is Root Mode or not ?
[12:59] <Slart> cheslyn: hmm.. what is a "fen" ?
[13:00] <fahadsadah> Slart: Fan.
[13:00] <fahadsadah> cheslyn: If the heatsink is still on, yes.
[13:00] <shiny_> sudo apt -m is Root Mode or not ? ?
[13:00] <erUSUL> shiny_: unreal ircd server is not  in the repositories afaics you will have to compile from source or install one that is aviable
[13:00] <fahadsadah> shiny_: sudo means run as root
[13:00] <llutz> cheslyn: with a huge heatsink and good airflow, maybe
[13:00] <Slart> cheslyn: ahh.. fan.. sorry.. for a shorter while I would guess.. depends on a lot of other stuff.. cooling in the case and so on
[13:00] <Mert> anyone uses phpmyadmin here?
[13:00] <shiny_> Its Configured and Downloaded fine but i get error by start unreal
[13:00] <fahadsadah> !anyone | Mert
[13:01] <Slart> shiny_: apt isn't a command by itself afaik.. apt-get, apt-cache and so on are available..
[13:01] <shiny_> How set ROOT mode on terminal ?
[13:01] <erUSUL> shiny_: sudo -i
[13:01] <hadi> jrib
[13:01] <nassrat> MenZa: i did, right before it
[13:01] <CoolShorts> How do I mount .iso ?
[13:01] <Mert> lol does anyone use phpmyadmin then?
[13:01] <CoolShorts> on ubuntu jaunty
[13:01] <erUSUL> shiny_: what is your mother tongue ? mybe you can get better help in your country's channel
[13:01] <jrib> !mount | CoolShorts
[13:01] <Slart> !mountiso | CoolShorts
[13:01] <CoolShorts> Mert, I do
[13:01] <nassrat> i fear no1 here knows what im talkin about
[13:02] <CoolShorts> mountpoint?
[13:02] <Mert> CoolShorts:which version do you use
[13:02] <fahadsadah> Where you want to mount it
[13:02] <CoolShorts> Mert, alot of versions, I'm PHP developer
[13:02] <kuttans> hello everybody im facing a problem after updating karmic koala today, can anyone of some help pls
[13:02] <Slart> !karmic | kuttans
[13:02] <cheslyn> i know because of a huge heatsink and cooling but can the still runs smooth
[13:03] <hadi> jrib im on Live Cd now !
[13:03] <nassrat> !live use on a different partition that the first
[13:03] <jrib> hadi: mount your ubuntu partition
[13:03] <Nitrodist> CoolShorts: right click on file and go to 'open with' and then 'archive mounter
[13:03] <kuttans> but ubuntu+1 is saying that for any other help contact #ubuntu
[13:03] <hadi> jrib : how
[13:03] <jrib> nassrat: just ask your question
[13:03] <CoolShorts> Nitrodist, thanks
[13:03] <fahadsadah> What's your problem, kuttans?
[13:03] <jrib> !mount > hadi
[13:03] <nassrat>  so I have the following layout sda1=some fat32 it has ubuntu on it as well (that one works) sda2 has casper-rw, sda3 has the new ubuntu that doesnt work, I have grub installed. now when i try to start the entry for sda3 i get the splash but then i get the busybox shell and it fails. Doing an ls shows that the sda1 (fat32) is mounted under /cdrom/
[13:03] <Mert> CoolShorts:  I am trying to install latest version 3.2.2 but I can not see on synaptic can you help me
[13:03] <kuttans> after updating im dropped to console instead of kde's login screen
[13:04] <nassrat> how do i boot from /dev/sda3 using caspe/vmlinuz
[13:04] <CoolShorts> Mert, eeeh phpmyadmin is just a pack of files you can upload/place at your server
[13:04] <CoolShorts> just download from their site
[13:04] <fahadsadah> Err...
[13:04] <fahadsadah> !universe | Mert
[13:04] <fahadsadah> Mert: After enabling universe, install package phpmyadmin
[13:04] <shiny_> Can someone who knows everyting about Unreal IRCD PM my\
[13:04] <kuttans> so now if i want to enter into a graphical mode i need to start kdm or gdm manually and enter fahadsadah
[13:05] <nassrat> !anyone | shiny_
[13:05] <jrib> shiny_: that's not how this channel works, if it's related to ubuntu, just ask your question.  If it's not, then see if unreal ircd has their own channel/forums and ask there
[13:05] <Mert> fahadsadah: I did the thing https://launchpad.net/~nijel/+archive/ppa but still can't see
[13:05] <shiny_> Possible error encountered (IRCd seemingly not started)
[13:05] <shiny_> [13:05] <shiny_> Check above for possible errors, and this output of
[13:05] <shiny_> ircd.log. If you cannot solve the problem, read
[13:05] <FloodBot3> shiny_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:05] <shiny_> Unreal.nfo on where to get support
[13:06] <nassrat> jrib: any idea about my question
[13:06] <jrib> nassrat: no
[13:06] <nassrat> do you know where i can ask
[13:06] <nassrat> is there an ubuntu kernel or vmlinuz room
[13:07] <hadi> jrib : i can't get it
[13:07] <jrib> nassrat: I'm not really sure what you are doing.  After "ubuntu on fat32" I either assume you are not describing it well or you are doing something not suggested
[13:07] <nassrat> i am creating an ultimate usb stick with multiple operating systems on it
[13:08] <Nitrodist> jrib: he should paste 'mount' in pastebin
[13:08] <hadi> jrib : i went to computer > and choosen the volume and mounted it
[13:08] <nassrat> everything works except for ubuntu, i have one on the first partition, as per simple instructions, and one on another partition. the latter doesnt wokr
[13:08] <shiny_> Could not find "/home/shiny/Bureaublad/dd/Unreal3.2/ircd.log" Can i create one ?
[13:08] <jrib> hadi: ok, open a terminal and do "sudo chroot /path/to/ubuntu/that/you/mounted
[13:09] <jrib> shiny_: are you sure you need one?
[13:09] <hadi> jrib how i know its name
[13:09] <nassrat> where can I find vmlinuz switches or options?
[13:09] <Techie> are there any new zealand ubuntu mirrors located on the Xnet network?
[13:09] <shiny_> I need it yes
[13:09] <nassrat> !mirrors
[13:09] <jrib> hadi: eiter type "mount" and check or guess based on the names of things in /media
[13:09] <Nitrodist> nassrat, assuming that's a command, 'man vmlinuz'
[13:09] <cheslyn> slart: do you think you can run a pc with 2 screens and it will show the same by both screens like when you play a movie it shows by both
[13:10] <llutz> Nitrodist: vmlinuz is the common name for the default-kernel
[13:10] <nassrat> Nitrodist: didnt work. its not a command, its the bootstrap kernel for ubuntu
[13:10] <Slart> cheslyn: yes.. with a powerful enough computer that should be possible.. I'm not sure about how I would do it though..
[13:10] <nassrat> i think
[13:10] <hadi> jrib :  /dev/sda5 on /media/disk type ext3 (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal)
[13:11] <jrib> hadi: ok then
[13:11] <nassrat> llutz: where can i ask questions related to vmlinuz
[13:11] <fahadsadah> cheslyn: VGA duplicator.
[13:11] <hadi> jrib : ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo chroot /media/disk
[13:11] <hadi> root@ubuntu:/#
[13:12] <jrib> hadi: now pretend you have a terminal on your ubuntu install and uninstall those drivers
[13:12] <llutz> nassrat: /vmlinuz is just the named link to the default kernel. i doubt there's a special chan for that
[13:12] <hadi> now next . i want to remove that last hardware i installed , it was "madwifi"
[13:12] <nassrat> llutz: vmlinuz specific to ubuntu, am i right?
[13:12] <llutz> nassrat: nope
[13:12] <cheslyn> slart:i have 2 ask you this but is not related 2 this but anyway Why is water wet?
[13:13] <nassrat> what other distro uses it
[13:13] <llutz> nassrat every distro i know
[13:13] <hadi> How to remove a Hardware through Terminal ?
[13:13] <jrib> !apt > hadi
[13:14] <tommy^x> nassrat: vmlinuz is the kernel
[13:14] <nassrat> the only kernel ive seen that takes a preseed file and weird options is when im working with obuntu
[13:15] <hadi> jrib : and how i list all my packges
[13:15] <jrib> hadi: that link tells you
[13:17] <nassrat> oh and the default linux kernel has a switch named only-ubiquity (makes sense)
[13:17] <cheslyn> fahadsadah: so you say it will show at both screens the same but you can like in do it otherwise deferen things at the same time
[13:18] <hadi> jrib : sorry but my english is not that good
[13:18] <jrib> hadi: take your time
[13:19] <jrib> hadi: you're looking to remove a package, so search for "remove" or "uninstall" on that page I guess
[13:19] <bond> Hello, from which files can I get information about the currently set default theme, icons, cursors, and background images?
[13:19] <nassrat> is there a chat room for the ubuntu kernel
[13:20] <hadi> jrib ; i want to list the packages to know which one to remove
[13:20] <fuximus> no posts today?
[13:20] <bond> abra: :)
[13:20] <jrib> hadi: dpkg -l
[13:20] <fuximus> kadabra
[13:21] <fuximus> no posts on movies today??
[13:21] <abra> bond: =)
[13:21] <cheslyn> tell me this please guys who was the first person that invented a pc not software n hartware ect
[13:21] <jrib> !ot | cheslyn
[13:22] <nassrat> so am i to assume that nobody here knows the vmlinuz options for casper and what not
[13:22] <jrib> cheslyn: here you go: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loom
[13:23] <jrib> nassrat: have you checked the documentation?
[13:23] <nassrat> where exactly is vmlinuz documented
[13:23] <nassrat> google has not been my friend
[13:24] <jrib> nassrat: vmlinuz is the linux kernel
[13:24] <abdel> is there any means of using yahoo messenger on ubuntu
[13:24] <bazhang> abdel, pidgin ?
[13:24] <llutz> nassrat: kernel.org has documentation
[13:24] <nassrat> jrib: what about the wierd options that are passed to it, like only-ubiquity
[13:24] <nassrat> i dont think ill find that on kernel.org
[13:24] <abdel> bazhang
[13:24] <nassrat> true
[13:25] <abdel> i have used pidgin
[13:25] <jrib> nassrat: you won't know until you check...
[13:25] <nassrat> truely bazang
[13:25] <abdel> but the problem
[13:25] <abdel> is that
[13:25] <nassrat> jrib: ubiquity is the ubuntu installer, am i right?
[13:25] <abdel> it doesnt show my online or offline pals
[13:25] <jrib> nassrat: yes
[13:25] <nassrat> so why would it ever be in kernel.org
[13:25] <nassrat> linus uses fedore not ubuntu
[13:26] <llutz> nassrat: you asked for kernel-documentation (vmlinuz IS the kernel)
[13:26] <jrib> nassrat: if you want ubiquity documentation, then go to ubiquity's site...
[13:26] <nassrat> ok so how can i explain this line kernel  /casper/vmlinuz file=/preseed/ubuntu.seed boot=casper only-ubiquity quiet splash
[13:27] <fahadsadah> It means oot
[13:27] <fahadsadah> boot
[13:27] <jrib> nassrat: it's apparent no one knows.  So I've suggested you check the documentation for all the relevant software.  Why don't you?
[13:27] <hadi>  jrib : didn't find it . the list start with letter L and searched for it and didn't find it
[13:27] <jrib> hadi: dpkg -l | grep madwifi
[13:27] <Dr_Willis> nassrat:  just a guess.. looks like that like is set to boot and run Just the installer..
[13:28] <hadi> jrib : ok ?
[13:28] <nassrat> yes, thats why im saying these are ubuntu specific things
[13:28] <MenZa> jrib, hadi: You both know madwifi is... you know, old and outdated?
[13:28] <abdel> hi again
[13:28] <jrib> MenZa: he installed it and now can't boot
[13:28] <MenZa> jrib: Oh dear.
[13:28] <jrib> MenZa: do you happen to know the package for it?
[13:28] <abdel> i have tried yahoo on pigin
[13:28] <abdel> pidgin
[13:28] <abdel> but it aint working
[13:28] <ChrizC> hey, what's the Linux equivalent of XAMPP?
[13:28] <abdel> what could be the possible problem
[13:28] <MenZa> jrib: I don't no; I do know that ath5k is what you want though
[13:28] <MenZa> ChrizC: LAMP
[13:28] <MenZa> !lamp ChrizC
[13:29] <MenZa> <__<
[13:29] <llutz> nassrat: neither vmlinuz nor preseed is ubuntu-specific
[13:29] <MenZa> !lamp | ChrizC
[13:29] <FloodBot3> MenZa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:29] <jrib> hadi: what version of ubuntu are you using by the way?
[13:29] <ChrizC> MenZa: makes sense *facepalm*
[13:29] <hadi> MenZa : i installed it mistakly from Ubuntu hareware drivers . and and system didn't load
[13:29] <MenZa> jrib: I have an AR5007 myself, and I believe the release notes from 8.10 described how to get this working, but I really do not recall.
[13:29] <hadi> jrib : 9.04
[13:30] <jrib> hadi: did the grep command from before not turn anything up?
[13:30] <hadi> jrib: the command didn't do anything for me
[13:31] <jimbeam12> hey all
[13:31] <MenZa> Hello, jimbeam12.
[13:31] <jimbeam12> oh man ..anyone an expert on sound.
[13:32] <MenZa> !anyone | jimbeam12
[13:32] <jrib> hadi: ok well since you are on a live cd, save the output of dpkg -l (from a Live Cd terminal, NOT your chroot) somewhere (dpkg -l > somewhere), then install madwifi on the livecd, then save the new dpkg -l output somewhere else (dpkg -l > somewhereelse).  Finally, diff the two files
[13:32] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: You tried "sudo alsactl init"?
[13:32] <jrib> nassrat: I imagine you want to read documentation about casper then as well
[13:32] <hadi> jrib : ugh , i give up :)
[13:32] <jimbeam12> ok leaf
[13:33] <jimbeam12> this is what its telling me..
[13:33] <nassrat> jrib: wheres that?
[13:33] <jimbeam12> Unknown hardware: "HDA-Intel" "Realtek ALC883" "HDA:10ec0883,1043829f,00100002" "" ""
[13:33] <jrib> nassrat: I don't know.
[13:33] <ChrizC> when I try to install LAMP by tasksel install, I get apititude error (100)? how do I fix this?
[13:33] <jimbeam12> leaf-sheep did you get that
[13:33] <jimbeam12> Unknown hardware: "HDA-Intel" "Realtek ALC883" "HDA:10ec0883,1043829f,00100002" "" ""
[13:34] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: I see it.
[13:34] <jimbeam12> why is it telling me that...it was working before
[13:34] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: What were you doing when it got broken?  New packages?
[13:34] <jimbeam12> dowloading new login theme tunes..
[13:34] <ChrizC> when I try to install LAMP by tasksel install, I get apititude failed (100)? how do I fix this?
[13:35] <h2g2bob> ChrizC: are you running "sudo tasksel"?
[13:35] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: Link?
[13:35] <ChrizC> h2g2bob: yep
[13:35] <jimbeam12> http://www.gnome-look.org/index.php?xsortmode=new&logpage=0&xcontentmode=25&page=1
[13:35] <hadi> jrib , ITS all about the hardware
[13:35] <jrib> hadi: ok?
[13:36] <MenZa> ChrizC: ...I had that in 7.10 o_O
[13:36] <MenZa> bug 131134
[13:36] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: Login Themes Tunes are not important. Why are you doing silly things all times? :)
[13:36] <ChrizC> I'm on 9.04, MenZa :P
[13:36] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: I'm taking a look at the link now.
[13:36] <hadi> jrib : the hardware i installed from Hardware drivers
[13:36] <jrib> hadi: yeah, did you see my last suggestion?
[13:36] <MenZa> ChrizC: I figured as much; I'm just thinking it's odd that you're having the same problem
[13:36] <cheslyn> anyone how can i install 'sudo'
[13:36] <hadi> Alternate "madwifi" driver for Atheros wireless LAN cards.
[13:36] <jrib> cheslyn: you already have it if you are using ubuntu
[13:36] <ChrizC> cheslyn: 'sudo' is already installed on your system when you install it.
[13:37] <bazhang> cheslyn, you dont install it
[13:37] <hadi> jrib : i saw it but i didn't understand it
[13:37] <ChrizC> when you install ubuntu* sorry cheslyn
[13:37] <jrib> hadi: what's the first thing you don't understand so I can explain it?
[13:37] <ubuntuser> does anyone here know if the new palm pre will sync with ubuntu 9.04
[13:37] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: Which artwork?
[13:37] <ChrizC> ubuntuser: best thing to do is to try it.
[13:37] <jimbeam12> http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Lineage+II?content=98711
[13:37] <ChrizC> MenZa: what did you do to fix the problem when you had it?
[13:38] <jrib> nassrat: "man casper" to get you started
[13:38] <hadi> jrib :  i can understand nothing of it im newbie to linux
[13:38] <MenZa> ChrizC: I didn't - I couldn't.
[13:38] <hadi> gnu/linux
[13:38] <jrib> hadi: so tell me the first thing you don't understand.
[13:38] <ChrizC> MenZa: crap. >.<
[13:38] <MenZa> ChrizC: You can install the packages manually, though - that's what I tend to do when installing a LAMP stack.
[13:38] <MenZa> !lamp | ChrizC
[13:38] <nassrat> jrib: does that work for you?
[13:38] <jrib> nassrat: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jaunty/en/man7/casper.7.html
[13:38] <ubuntuser> ChrizC dont want to buy it before i buy it
[13:39] <cheslyn> so what is sudo does it come along with the package of ubuntu
[13:39] <hadi> jrib : save the output of dpkg -l . then save it somewhere ele .
[13:39] <nassrat> jrib: thanks, thats what i was looking for
[13:39] <bazhang> !sudo > cheslyn
[13:39] <jrib> hadi: did you see what I wrote in parentheses after that?
[13:39] <ChrizC> ubuntuser: the best thing to do is search the forums, find out if somebody else has tried it.
[13:39] <jimbeam12> anything leaf-sheep
[13:39] <jrib> cheslyn: sudo is included in ubuntu, yes
[13:40] <ubuntuser> thanks ChrizC
[13:40] <hadi> hadi: ok well since you are on a live cd, save the output of dpkg -l (from a Live Cd terminal, NOT your chroot) somewhere (dpkg -l > somewhere), then install madwifi on the livecd, then save the new dpkg -l output somewhere else (dpkg -l > somewhereelse).  Finally, diff the two files
[13:40] <jrib> hadi: open a new terminal on the live cd and type the first command in parentheses (dpkg -l > somewhere)
[13:41] <cheslyn> thanks but don't be so evil
[13:41] <hadi> jrib : you mean to find the diffrence between those ?
[13:41] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: Not really. I looked at the file.  It's just bunch of wavs. Basically something happened. Could be the kernel upgrade that broke it -- but really. Something broke it.
[13:41] <stylist> I'm installing Windows 7 :D
[13:41] <jrib> hadi: yes
[13:41] <bazhang> cheslyn, ??
[13:41] <jimbeam12> how do i repair it leaf-sheep
[13:42] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: Have you seen this from ubottu yet?
[13:42] <leaf-sheep> !sound | jimbeam12
[13:42] <cheslyn> bazhang, ??
[13:42] <ChrizC> stylist: enjoy your BSOD's and virii :)
[13:42] <bazhang> cheslyn, someone said something 'evil' ?
[13:43] <ChrizC> MenZa: I've installed LAMP, where do I find the configuration files for Apache, MySQL etc. and how do I know if the server's on or off?
[13:43] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: Also, run "sudo alsamixer" -- You should get all bars -- Set them to high and press 'm' to unmute (blue/gray box to green 00)
[13:44] <MenZa> ChrizC: Well, you can start/stop the apache server with < sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 (start|stop|restart) >, config files are in /etc/apache2 for apache, /etc/mysql for MySQL, etc. etc.
[13:44] <ChrizC> MenZa: makes sense *facepalm*
[13:45] <MenZa> ChrizC: If you're lazy (like me) and want to install several virtual hosts for apache (I have 5--6 domains running on this server, for instance), I also heartily recommend webmin
[13:45] <cheslyn> bazhang: o thanks for remaining me , but 2 put it nice n understandable evil=rough
[13:45] <jimbeam12> leaf-sheaf.....ur da man........
[13:45] <Slart> !webmin
[13:45] <stylist> ChrizC: No I said Windows 7 not Fista :D
[13:45] <MenZa> Slart: Ooh, I didn't know this. Thanks.
[13:45] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: So it was muted then. ;3
[13:45] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: Run "sudo alsactl store 0" to save.
[13:45] <Slart> MenZa: you're welcome
[13:46] <ChrizC> MenZa: thanks for the suggestion, but I only use Apache as my testing server, so that won't be needed. thanks anyway :)
[13:46] <MenZa> Slart: Oh, turns out I'm fine. I'm on 8.10, and eBox doesn't even work on that, apparently. ;)
[13:46] <jimbeam12> man this deserves a jim beam leaf-sheep...want one
[13:46] <ChrizC> stylist: it's all the same. on every single Windows platform
[13:46] <MenZa> Slart: Still, thanks!
[13:46] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: This too, "sudo alsactl store" -- Just to be on safe side.
[13:46] <MenZa> !offtopic | stylist
[13:46] <alfred_> hi
[13:46] <leaf-sheep> jimbeam12: I accept jim beams in my PayPal. :)
[13:46] <Slart> MenZa: no big loss.. I never did like ebox.. even when it works as designed
[13:46] <llutz> MenZa: webmin never has been a wise choice :)
[13:47] <MenZa> llutz: it does what it's supposed to for me ;). but this is touching on offtopic.
[13:48] <cheslyn> what is more realistic about windows n ubuntu
[13:48] <ChrizC> I have a dual-screen setup on an nvidia card, as seperate X screens. How do I move a window from one desktop to the other?
[13:48] <MenZa> ChrizC: Drag it.
[13:48] <dekroning> hi
[13:48] <MenZa> Oh, seperate X screens.
[13:48] <leaf-sheep> Chiku: You don't. It's separate X screen.
[13:48] <MenZa> Nevermind.
[13:48] <Dr_Willis> ChrizC:  you set up  the twinview feature. Not seperate X screens
[13:48] <Slart> ChrizC: on separate X screens? not sure you can
[13:48] <Dr_Willis> Ive never had a need to use Seperate X screens
[13:49] <leaf-sheep> Dr_Willis: Lies. :)
[13:49] <dekroning> anyone know how create a USB stick installer for Ubuntu from  Mac OSX ?
[13:49] <Chiku> leaf-sheep, wrong person?
[13:49] <ChrizC> Dr_Willis: I need them as seperate X screens as one is a normal 1024x768 monitor, and the other is a widescreen 1440x900 monitor.
[13:49] <leaf-sheep> Chiku: Right on. :)
[13:49] <MenZa> !usb | dekroning (This may - or may not - have the information you're looking for)
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> ChrizC:  why is that needed? I use 2 different sized monitors here.
[13:49] <jimbeam12>  lol leaf-sheep thx
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> ChrizC: ` and i use twinview.
[13:49] <ChrizC> Dr_Willis: because I want one as 1024 x 768 and the other as 1440 x 900?
[13:50] <_moro_bana_> how would someone move from solid state electronics(bachelor's degree) to nuclear physics, would it mean starting from freshman year?
[13:50] <leaf-sheep> ChrizC: It does not matter. The only thing that will look funky is wallpaper (and occasional gnome-panel). Just set it the way you want it and that's it.
[13:50] <MenZa> !offtopic | _moro_bana_
[13:50] <ChrizC> !offtopic | _moro_bana_
[13:50] <bazhang> _moro_bana_, that is offtopic here
[13:50] <ChrizC> curse you MenZa, you beat me
[13:50] <Dr_Willis> ChrizC:  err.. i have one monitor here thats 1400x900 and the other is 1050x1800 or whatver it is... both are at their highest res.
[13:50] <MenZa> ChrizC: Master of factoids.
[13:50] <ChrizC> Aha.
[13:50] <Dr_Willis> ChrizC:  so i dont see what the issue is. :)
[13:50] <_moro_bana_> sorry thought I had changed to #physics
[13:51] <MenZa> _moro_bana_: No problem. :)
[13:51] <ChrizC> Dr_Willis: I never saw the option to change the resolution when I configured it as twinview before
[13:51] <Dr_Willis> ChrizC:  its in the nvidia-settings tool
[13:51] <Dr_Willis> I got resolution 'AUTO' set for both mine.
[13:52] <Dr_Willis> and yes i do have a little bit of 'dead zone' at the bottom of the 'shorter' monitor . but its not a big deal
[13:52] <dekroning> MenZa: don't see anything mentioning Mac OSX on those pages
[13:52] <MenZa> dekroning: Apologise for wasting your time, then :(
[13:53] <stylist> ChrizC: Steve Ballmer (Microsoft's CEO) Selling Windows: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGvHNNOLnCk
[13:53] <hadi> jrib : i didn't find it but i found another way , its to get into /usr/src/ and search for the driver there and make uninstall
[13:53] <dekroning> MenZa: no problemo, thanks for mentioning it though
[13:53] <MenZa> stylist: Please. This channel is strictly for Ubuntu support.
[13:53] <ChrizC> Dr_Willis: I'm trying to configure it as twinview, but whenever I try to place my 'shorter' monitor to the right of my 'taller' monitor, the config app closes?
[13:53] <bazhang> dekroning, vbox with ubuntu running on top of osx
[13:53] <ChrizC> stylist: I'm well aware of who Steve Ballmer is :) and once again, this is an Ubuntu channel.
[13:54] <jrib> hadi: but that shouldn't work since you didn't use make to install it right?
[13:54] <Dr_Willis> ChrizC:   it works fine here..  im on 9.10 - it also qorked fine on 9.04
[13:54] <dekroning> bazhang: yeah that's too much of a hassle, i was hoping for a easy way to just dd the boot.img or something to usb disk
[13:54] <Dr_Willis> ChrizC:  heres my xorg.conf --> http://pastebin.com/f6e6131d0
[13:54] <hadi> jrib : i installed it from System > administration > hardware drivers
[13:55] <bazhang> dekroning, very fast and easy actually with vbox nowadays
[13:55] <stylist> but look at the video ChrizC, You'll be sold!
[13:55] <MenZa> stylist: Please keep it out of here.
[13:55] <dekroning> bazhang: ow, let me have a look at vbox again then, that's been years a go
[13:55] <bazhang> stylist, please desist.
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> ChrizC:  here a creen shot - you can tell i got a 'dead' zome at the bottom right (i made the wallpaper show the zone)
[13:56] <assinine> could anyone tell me what this error (under "Sound Preferences") means?:
[13:56] <assinine> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not get/set settings from/on resource.
[13:56] <jrib> hadi: ok proceed with what I said...
[13:57] <hadi> jrib: long long list :) 12 pages
[13:57] <ChrizC> Dr_Willis: I've managed to configure it, so I shall restart the X server now and see how well it works
[13:58] <jophish> I am trying to install amarok, however it requires nvidia-glx-280, I am running a higher version of nvidia-glx and do not wish to dongrade. is there any way I could force it to use glx-290
[13:58] <jrib> hadi: you aren't doing this manually.  Just do: diff somewhere somewhereelse
[13:59] <ChrizC> Dr_Willis: uhm, I've forgotten the key combo to restart the X server, think I could get a refresher? :P
[13:59] <robo47_> ctrl + alt + backspace ?
[13:59] <jophish> ChrizC, ctrl-alt-backspace
[14:00] <ChrizC> aha
[14:00] <bazhang> !dontzap
[14:00] <ChrizC> it doesn't appear to be working
[14:00] <Threetimes> hI, I need to undelete a specific directory. Not every file on that partition, so foremost doesn't seem to be an option
[14:00] <bazhang> see above ^^ ChrizC
[14:01] <Cptnodegard> how do i get a persistent live ubuntu usb disk to boot to terminal not the desktop environment?
[14:01] <Nani> I am unable to hear the sound from my ubuntu , can any one help me, please...........
[14:01] <scunizi> ChrizC: sudo /init.d/gdm start
[14:01] <wzssyqa> scunizi: which version?
[14:02] <Nani> Ubuntu 9.04
[14:02] <Threetimes> Hi, I need to undelete a specific directory. Not every file on that partition, so foremost doesn't seem to be an option
[14:02] <scunizi> chriswk_: sorry.. sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start or kdm start
[14:02] <assinine> could anyone tell me what this error (under "Sound Preferences") means?:
[14:02] <assinine> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not get/set settings from/on resource.
[14:02] <scunizi> wzssyqa: see above.. for correction
[14:03] <wzssyqa> scunizi: i am sorry
[14:03] <Nani> please help me ...I am unable to hear the sound from ubuntu 9.04.
[14:03] <Maritim> I am using the gnome package currently in the ubuntu jaunty repository, and sometimes my gnome-panel just freezes. Mine's been frozen since 0438 last night, not even the clock will update itself. Anyone ever experienced anything like this?
[14:03] <dvrvm> Hi, question: If I download a newer version of an ubuntu package by hand and install it with dpkg, how does this fit in with the package management? can I still upgrade this directly later?
[14:03] <hadi> jrib ,: diff on terminal ?
[14:04] <Threetimes> Hi, I need to undelete a specific directory. Not every file on that partition, so foremost doesn't seem to be an option
[14:04] <jrib> hadi: yes
[14:04] <JonathanEllis> !sound |nani
[14:04] <omabena> someone could help me with this concept, what are dentry_cache i've been on google, but can't find something clear to me
[14:04] <wzssyqa> dvrvm: which package?
[14:05] <dvrvm> wzssyqa: i need the latest samba from the upcoming 9.10 release, because 9.04 is stuck at samba 3.3.2 which is bugged
[14:05] <wzssyqa> dvrvm: yes ,you can
[14:06] <Threetimes> Hi, I need to undelete a specific directory. Not every file on that partition, so foremost doesn't seem to be an option
[14:06] <dvrvm> wzssyqa: just download the package and dpkg -i packagename, and configuration works as usual?
[14:06] <wzssyqa> dvrvm: yes,
[14:07] <alokito> how to set desktop background from dolphin and/or gwenview?
[14:07] <Slart> Threetimes: have you tried any of the other undeleters? photorec?
[14:08] <Threetimes> Slart: photorec? Wil it undelete mp3's?
[14:08] <dvrvm> wzssyqa: ok, thanks a lot
[14:08] <assinine> could anyone tell me what this error (under "Sound Preferences") means?:
[14:09] <Slart> Threetimes: it started out as an app to recover photos from memory cards and such (PHOTOgraphy RECover) but it handles all kinds of files
[14:09] <assinine> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not get/set settings from/on resource.
[14:09] <wzssyqa> dvrvm: the Dependence may be atrouble
[14:09] <Threetimes> Slart: in a specific derictory or the whole partition?
[14:10] <Slart> Threetimes: I don't remember.. you'll have to give it a try
[14:11] <Threetimes> Slart: it's an XFS partition... photorec's wiki says it's not really supported...
[14:11] <dvrvm> wzssyqa: hmm right... i'll check by hand
[14:12] <wzssyqa> dvrvm: is there a samba ppa source?
[14:12] <Slart> Threetimes: true
[14:13] <Slart> Threetimes: this looks promising http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=748497
[14:14] <Threetimes> Slart: I just fund it too :D
[14:14] <runa_> hi can sb advise  a program to do a video conference program(at least 5 persons)? sorry for the off-topic question but i cant find any good information
[14:15] <dvrvm> wzssyqa: i don't know of one, i didn't find one when i looked for it
[14:15] <thatgirljamie> ge.com
[14:15] <wzssyqa> dvrvm: o ,you can try use the 910 source
[14:15] <scunizi> runa_: dimdim.com maybe
[14:16] <Slart> runa_: not really sure how skype handles video calls with the latest skype for linux client... might be worth checking out
[14:17] <leaf-sheep> Do one know if apt-mirror can be used for minimal iso/netboot?
[14:17] <dekroning> bazhang:  you know a reliable source for ubuntu vbox images ?
[14:18] <bazhang> dekroning, already prepared image? any reason not to just use the iso directly?
[14:18] <ActionParsnip29> yo yo yo
[14:18] <Two4> !time
[14:19] <dekroning> bazhang: owyeah, stupid me, thanks :-)
[14:19] <Two4> shut up ubottu
[14:19] <ActionParsnip29> two4: she's a bot
[14:19] <Two4> I know
[14:19] <Two4> she?
[14:20] <Two4> computer are male!
[14:20] <ActionParsnip29> yeah, ubottiu is a she
[14:20] <bazhang> Two4, please desist
[14:20] <istvan> I have been using sbackup for backing up my system for years, is there an alternitive that is better enough for me to switch?
[14:20] <istvan> one thing that would be awesome is to allow me to not backup the backup files (the ones with the ~ in the name) for some (not all) folders
[14:20] <ActionParsnip29> istvan: if it aint broke don't fix it
[14:20] <Two4> istvan, what feature do you need?
[14:21] <Two4> oh
[14:21] <istvan> I tried using the regex in sbackup to not backup the tilda files, but i couldn't make it work
[14:21] <Two4> errm, I don't know anything like that
[14:21] <Codenut> Where is the file that deals with my screen resolution. I have ended up with too low a resolution to be able to re download because the buttons are too low on my screen
[14:22] <colblood> what's a good app for doing a full system backup?
[14:22] <MenZa> !resolution | Codenut
[14:22] <cheslyn> anyone can you install  multimedia and connect with the dstv
[14:22] <colblood> (that includes everything, even boot records etc)
[14:22] <ActionParsnip29> !backup | coldblood
[14:22] <llutz> colblood: tar, rsync...lots more
[14:22] <colblood> tar?
[14:22] <colblood> i want iso output
[14:22] <colblood> like cloning
[14:22] <colblood> !cloning
[14:23] <ActionParsnip29> coldblood: partimage is good for that
[14:23] <Slart> !clone
[14:23] <runa_> Start is there a equally good open software. Skype for linux is too outdated.
[14:23] <llutz> colblood: cloning != backup
[14:23] <arand> colblood: I'd have a look at partimage or fsarchiver, for partition backup
[14:23] <ActionParsnip29> coldblood: does what it says on the tin
[14:23] <SandGorgon> which file is the services startup file - I want to disable mysql from starting up automatically ?
[14:23] <nightvisio> !clone
[14:23] <Codenut> quit
[14:23] <Slart> runa_: try ekiga
[14:23] <colblood> i heard that partimage was just partitions, not entire system ActionParsnip29?
[14:23] <scunizi> coldboot|home: clonezilla too
[14:23] <Slart> !voip | runa_
[14:23] <ActionParsnip29> sandgoron: use bum
[14:23] <Slart> hmm.. no voip factoid.. no dessert for you, ubottu
[14:24] <ActionParsnip29> !boot | sandgoron
[14:24] <SandGorgon> ActionParsnip29, thanks
[14:24] <ActionParsnip29> np
[14:24] <superkuh> I am installing 9.04 using the alternative installer. In "Configure the network" it asks for "Domain name". How can I check what domain I used on my 8.04 install?
[14:25] <arand> colblood: indeed, but it just means you'll have to backup the partitions one by one and then you'll have the full sys backup.
[14:25] <scunizi> superkuh: you don't have to answer that one.. just hit enter and leave it blank
[14:25] <dead_devil_66> hey guys
[14:25] <ActionParsnip29> superkuh: if you don't know then you don't have one
[14:25] <colblood> arand: okay
[14:25] <wzssyqa> superkuh: is it ask for dns?
[14:25] <dead_devil_66> can anyone help me in a compilation problem? >.<
[14:25] <superkuh> Okay, I thought so. Thanks.
[14:25] <colblood> is mondo rescue any good?
[14:25] <ActionParsnip29> dead_devil_666: ask away
[14:26] <Slart> dead_devil_66: just ask your question to the channel.. if someone knows they will help you
[14:26] <dead_devil_66> when i try to compile tkgate
[14:26] <Threetimes> the logo on http://www.ufsexplorer.com/ looks like it's "inspired" by the Crystal icon theme. "inspired" sounds like "stoled" to me in this case...
[14:26] <dead_devil_66> the last version
[14:26] <dead_devil_66> oh sorry
[14:26] <Threetimes> stolen*
[14:26] <dead_devil_66> when i run ./configure
[14:26] <arand> colblood: http://www.sysresccd.org/Main_Page Includes those tools on a livecd, and also has some noce documentation for it.
[14:26] <dead_devil_66> i get this message
[14:26] <dead_devil_66> checking tcl/tk version... configure: error: could not find tclConfig.sh
[14:26] <colblood> mm, i have sysrescue cd
[14:27] <colblood> have to read the docs then
[14:27] <ActionParsnip29> dead_devil_666: did you read the notes on how to compile it?
[14:27] <dead_devil_66> but i have the TCL and TK libs in my system...as far as i can see
[14:27] <dead_devil_66> yeah
[14:27] <dead_devil_66> in the site, of course
[14:27] <llutz> dead_devil_66: you need the -dev packages
[14:27] <dead_devil_66> oh dev packages
[14:27] <dead_devil_66> ok ok
[14:27] <_pedda_> hi there
[14:28] <ActionParsnip29> dead_devil_666: there will be an install or readme file with the source. it should explain
[14:28] <_pedda_> i can't restart my netatalk anymore
[14:28] <cheslyn> can you create a password on a folder anyone
[14:28] <llutz> dead_devil_66: why not using tkgate from repos?
[14:28] <Slart> cheslyn: I don't think you can, not with the normal filesystem at least..
[14:28] <dead_devil_66> because im having problems with it
[14:29] <_pedda_> my server crashed and when i try to restart the afp daemon he tells e that he can't access a lock file within var/run/afpd.pid
[14:29] <_pedda_> anyone familiar with this ?
[14:29] <Slart> cheslyn: I'm not entirely sure though.. there might be something clever out there
[14:29] <dead_devil_66> when i try to save anything....the program says that the save file is corrupted
[14:29] <dead_devil_66> so, im trying to use the lastest beta
[14:29] <dead_devil_66> because the stable version isnt working properly
[14:29] <graingert> !ubuntu+1 | dead_devil_66
[14:29] <llutz> dead_devil_66: "sudo apt-get build-dep tkgate"
[14:30] <dead_devil_66> im using Ubuntu Studio 9.04
[14:30] <graingert> dead_devil_66, oh ok
[14:30] <cheslyn> slart: so you say there's nothing that can be done on a folder
[14:30] <dead_devil_66> karmic will break? what?
[14:30] <fosser_josh> hey guys getting problem in pidgin enable to login in gamail account
[14:30] <Slart> dead_devil_66: it will break during beta testing.. which is where it's now
[14:30] <stylist> using the correct port and ssl/tls settings foolano?
[14:31] <peska> is there an easy way to get my 360 controller working on Ubuntu
[14:31] <dead_devil_66> lol but im using 9.04 xD
[14:31] <dead_devil_66> so it isnt really an issue
[14:31] <peska> online forums givin me a headache
[14:31] <alokito> if anyone knows the solution please answer: http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3106661.0
[14:31] <Slart> cheslyn: you could encrypt it, change the permissions so noone but you can read the contents and so on
[14:33] <cheslyn> slart:so do think it's possible 2 put a password on a folder
[14:33] <hadi> jrib : i can't find it
[14:33] <hadi> !post
[14:33] <jrib> hadi: what have you done so far?
[14:33] <Slart> cheslyn: possible, yes... easy to do and keep working through updates and so on, no
[14:35] <cheslyn> slart:just a direct answer no or yes please because i don't understand yhanks
[14:35] <Slart> cheslyn: no
[14:36] <jrib> !pastebin | hadi
[14:36] <hadi> jrib : diff file1 file2 :) and didn't find anything
[14:36] <cheslyn> slart:thanks
[14:36] <jrib> hadi: you were supposed to 1) create file 1 2) install madwifi 3) create file2 4) diff
[14:36] <Slart> cheslyn: you're welcome
[14:38] <hadi> jrib : i guess madwifi is installed from on my local ubuntu
[14:38] <cheslyn> slart:how do you reset a password maybe like the administrative one
[14:38] <jrib> hadi: yes, you are doing all this on the live cd
[14:38] <Slart> cheslyn: administrative password? you mean your user password? (ie the one you log in with?)
[14:39] <corporal_clegg> hello, how can I configure wifi (WPA-PSK) access not using a gui?
[14:39] <hadi> jrib : http://paste.ubuntu.com/278747/
[14:39] <hadi> jrib : you wanna see differences or similarities ?
[14:39] <clearscreen> What are the differences between statically compiling modules into the kernel and loading them dynamically? other than the obvious?
[14:39] <jgblanco> hi
[14:39] <jrib> hadi: differences, this can't be all the differences after installing just madwifi...
[14:40] <jgblanco> clearscreen: if they're compiled in, I think it improves performance
[14:40] <hadi> jrib : i didn't install the madwifi here
[14:40] <llutz> jgblanco: only marginal
[14:40] <jrib> hadi: ok, but that's what I said to do
[14:40] <hadi> jrib : i will install it :)
[14:40] <MarkG> Hi, how do I clear out all the useless entries in my grub menu, I seem to have many kernel entries, along with safe versions of everything, it always grows, and never shrinks...
[14:40] <darkham> hey people how can i set flac level in a ffmpeg audio conversion?
[14:41] <jrib> hadi: remember you want to diff the output of the command before and after installing madwifi
[14:41] <llutz> MarkG: remove old kernels
[14:41] <JonathanEllis> How do I verify the integrity of an install disc without rebooting. I have run md5sum on the downloaded iso but I need to check the cd I have burned. When I do "dd if=/dev/cdrom0 | md5sum" I consistently get a different result
[14:41] <alokito> MarkG, either remove old kernels or edit menu.lst
[14:41] <MarkG> how do I remove old kernels?
[14:41] <cheslyn> slart:i don't know how 2 explain it you but not my user password
[14:41] <erUSUL> MarkG: with synaptic
[14:41] <alokito> MarkG, you should keep at least the previous kernel in case the latest one make's trouble
[14:41] <Slart> cheslyn: when do you use this password?
[14:42] <llutz> JonathanEllis: use "md5sum /dev/cdrom0"
[14:42] <alokito> MarkG, search for linux-image, linux-headers and linux-restricted-modules in synaptic
[14:42] <JonathanEllis> llutz: Thanks. So obvious. Doh! :-[
[14:42] <alokito> remove everything but the latest kernel
[14:43] <MarkG> I have had the latest one for a while, and it's fine, I just want to clean out all the crap thats listed on my grub menu.   I have removed the entries from menu.lst before, and then I got loads of errors in the future.
[14:43] <JonathanEllis> llutz: Unfortunately I get "md5sum: /dev/cdrom0: No such file or directory"
[14:43] <llutz> JonathanEllis: use "md5sum /dev/cdrom"
[14:44] <JonathanEllis> llutz: Thanks
[14:44] <grawity> llutz: Isn't it /dev/sr0 now?
[14:44] <alokito> MarkG, there should be a version number after linux-image- ... keep the latest version and remove others
[14:44] <scunizi> MarkG: removing old kernels from menu.list file directly doesn't get rid of them.. just de-lists them on grub.. Open synaptic and find the kernels you want to dispose of and uninstall them.
[14:44] <alokito> same for linux-headers and linux-restricted-modules
[14:44] <llutz> grawity: ah, right. cdrom is just a link
[14:44] <alokito> scunizi, yah but he just wanted to cleanup his boot menu
[14:45] <scunizi> alokito: then MarkG is fine but taking unneccessary space up on the HD.
[14:46] <alokito> scunizi, yah a kernel takes almost 170 mb
[14:46] <hadi> jrib : http://paste.ubuntu.com/278754/
[14:46] <jrib> hadi: what did you diff?
[14:47] <Bryan_> where can i find a video that has hdmi which linux supports?
[14:47] <hadi> jrib : i did diff between Live Cd and madwifi+livecd
[14:48] <hadi> jrib : but i didnt install anything i just pressed active there's nothing to install here
[14:48] <jrib> hadi: that's all you installed?  And it pulled in 500 packages?
[14:48] <mandiri> zie batubara
[14:48] <jgblanco> llutz: sure
[14:49] <Two4> DOthey distribute Ubuntu DVDs?
[14:49] <Two4> with extra packages, I mean
[14:49] <jrib> hadi: maybe you can just blacklist the module and get ubuntu to boot that way, then uninstall it
[14:50] <darkham> hey people how can i set flac level in a ffmpeg audio conversion?
[14:50] <jrib> !blacklist | hadi
[14:50] <alokito> Two4, visit http://shipit.ubuntu.com
[14:50] <Slart> Two4: check the ubuntu site.. I think there are dvd's available
[14:50] <jgblanco> is it possible to convert a desktop installation in a netbook remix one?
[14:50] <grawity> Isn't the remix just a different desktop environment?
[14:50] <scunizi> yep
[14:51] <huangabao> join #ubuntu
[14:51] <huangabao> ls
[14:52] <senthil> hello guys
[14:53] <senthil> I am not receiving any messages ..
[14:53] <scunizi> from where?
[14:53] <cheslyn> slart: when i what 2 open synaptic package manager ect
[14:53] <Slart> cheslyn: that is the same password you use when you log in
[14:53] <senthil> I joined in similar othe channel...
[14:53] <senthil> spoj
[14:53] <senthil> #spoj
[14:54] <scunizi> there's only 3 people in there.
[14:54] <senthil> yes..
[14:55] <Slart> senthil: welcome to #ubuntu , this channel is for ubuntu support only
[14:55] <senthil> OK
[14:55] <hadi> jrib : i got something wrong with blacklist : http://paste.ubuntu.com/278759/
[14:55] <jrib> hadi: you can create your own file there
[14:55] <Slart> senthil: you can ask in #freenode about irc specific stuff.. or #ubuntu-offtopic for anything else
[14:56] <senthil> ok Slart.
[14:56] <hadi> jrib : how to ?
[14:56] <jrib> hadi: nano /path/to/file
[14:56] <senthil> what is that past.ubuntu.com site?
[14:56] <jrib> hadi: I don't know what the name of the module is though, so you'll have to figure that out
[14:57] <hadi> jrib :\
[14:57] <senthil> what is that paste.ubuntu.com site?
[14:57] <scunizi> !paste | senthil
[14:58] <cheslyn> slart:it shows me failed to run /usr/sbin/synaptic as user root and after that it says contact the system administrator
[14:58] <hadi> jrib : i can go to the system there without my wireless card
[14:58] <bobo> !intel
[14:58] <jrib> hadi: that's an idea
[14:59] <cirwin> what package do I need to install python native extensions, i tried installing python-dev but it has loas of errors when trying to compile
[14:59] <hadi> jrib : but i will not have internet cause no wireless
[14:59] <Slart> cheslyn: when you click on "Synaptic Package Manager" in System, Administration ?
[14:59] <jrib> hadi: you should still be able to deactivate it.  As MenZa pointed out, you should be using ath5k I believe
[14:59] <hadi> jrib :) ok then cya bro ill update you with what happens
[14:59] <jrib> hadi: good luck
[15:00] <senthil> I want to learn about the ubuntu design
[15:00] <senthil> from where, I have to start
[15:01] <senthil> any tutorials avialble?
[15:01] <mindquake> google gnome design principles or similar stuff
[15:02] <A> ello
[15:02] <senthil> ubuntu uses the same algorithm as unix uses for process scheduling?
[15:03] <graingert> senthil, uhh
[15:03] <dios_mio> what other good chat clients other than xchat and pidgin?
[15:03] <senthil> and ubuntu only added with the gnome design?
[15:03] <IdleOne> senthil: http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate/developerzone
[15:03] <Gargadon> dios_mio: try konversation or quassel
[15:03] <scunizi> dios_mio: irssi
[15:03] <senthil> and ubuntu only added with the gnome design to unix os
[15:04] <senthil> ?
[15:04] <dios_mio> Gargadon thanks
[15:04] <dios_mio> scunizi , noted
[15:04] <senthil> OK IdleOne I will look into that site
[15:04] <scunizi> senthil: you need to take these kinds of questions to either #ubuntu-offtopic or #linux
[15:05] <mindquake> senthil:  ubuntu is based on debian which is a linux kernel based gnu operating system. debian web site will have all the info you need
[15:05] <IdleOne> senthil: if you are interested in developing ubuntu or rather helping to develop, read that
[15:05] <senthil> my questions is abut ubuntu only
[15:05] <scunizi> senthil: but not technical assistance which is what this channel is all about.
[15:06] <NickDeNeger> i think scunizi just want to to how he can change the desktop graphics and icons etc?
[15:06] <IdleOne> senthil: you can try asking in #ubuntu-dev if it is open to non-dev
[15:07] <llutz> senthil: where do you see the relation from a desktop-environment (gnome) and kernel-process sheduling?
[15:07] <NickDeNeger> llutz, that was me not him nvm i'l stfu ^^
[15:08] <senthil> ok guys
[15:08] <llutz> NickDeNeger: read what he asked before
[15:08] <senthil> llutz: I just want to know whether ubuntu is completely modified of debian  or not?
[15:09] <Hadi> hey jrib
[15:09] <llutz> senthil: so go ask the ubuntu-devs
[15:09] <NickDeNeger> yeah it is senthil
[15:09] <IdleOne> senthil: it is based on Debian but does have differences
[15:09] <senthil> that is why I asked whether they designed and integrated that with gnome
[15:09] <jmcand> need help with dvd drive , running Jaunty , cd drive  stopped showing and doesn' seem to be accesible which command can I use to troubleshoot dvd drives
[15:09] <Hadi> jrib i got many errors , i cant log it and system recover doesn't recover so i think im formating and installing again
[15:09] <senthil> ok NIckDeNeger
[15:10] <NickDeNeger> senthil, ubuntu is a derived version of debian, most debian packages will work. However some might not because ubuntu is build for easy use instead of the default debian system.
[15:10] <NickDeNeger> senthil, the latest version ubuntu 9.04 is based on debian 5.0
[15:12] <senthil> NickDeNeger: I see
[15:12] <magicblaze0071> anyone owns a zune here? zune hd?
[15:12] <Dynamit_SW> hello i need some help when i try to install wine on my ubuntu 9.04 x64 then i get this error wine:
[15:12] <Dynamit_SW>  Beroende av: lib32nss-mdns (>=0.10-3) but it is not installable
[15:12] <Dynamit_SW>  Rekommenderar: ttf-mscorefonts-installer men det kommer inte att installeras              sorry for the swedish part but that is becuse im swedish and my ubuntu is set to write every thing in swedish
[15:12] <FloodBot3> Dynamit_SW: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:12] <jmcand> one of my cd dvd drives stopped showing when a dvd is inserted which command can I use to investigate where the problem is?
[15:12] <IdleOne> senthil: if you look at that link I sent you all your questions about how ubuntu is built and why will be answered
[15:13] <senthil> Now I will see
[15:14] <senthil> Is that the link is #ubuntu-dev
[15:14] <senthil> ?
[15:14] <senthil> I couldnot see your replies
[15:15] <IdleOne> senthil: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment
[15:15] <senthil> in that
[15:15] <tommy^x> Dynamit_SW: aptitude install ttf-mscorefonts-installer
[15:15] <tommy^x> try that
[15:15] <tommy^x> as root
[15:15] <tommy^x> or use sudo
[15:15] <FloodBot3> tommy^x: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:15] <Dynamit_SW> ok i will
[15:16] <Pirate_Hunter> can people please provide cli apps/softs that can help monitor logs i.e. changes/warning/info/errors/etc?
[15:16] <yinlong> who knows how to use grub for dos?
[15:17] <gomes> LINUX ROCKS!
[15:17] <gomes> WOOOO!
[15:17] <Dynamit_SW> tommy x i try but it says same thing now
[15:17] <Dynamit_SW> and i'm using ubuntu 9.04 x64
[15:21] <assinine> how do you play something in repeat mode in vlc?
[15:22] <forceflow> can't you configure that on the playlist?
[15:22] <r3za> hi , i have dsl connection and i config pppoeconf , now all connection is deleted , how can i fix this ? ( sorry for my bad engilish )
[15:23] <cheslyn> tommy^x:remember you told me about singeluser mode but it's not there how do i log on it
[15:23] <Dynamit_SW> i can't explain right now becuse i don't have vlc in this Operativ System or on the other in this computer
[15:23] <assinine> is that the fastest way to do it?
[15:23] <jgblanco> according to the process table, I'm running indicator-applet, but I don't see the icon; is there any way to remove it from the panel?
[15:24] <cheslyn> slart:a big sorry are you still around
[15:25] <Dynamit_SW> systemwatch and look in procces
[15:25] <norstrom> Anyone know how I would go about having a wireless machine log on to the network prior to a user logging in?
[15:27] <user__> hello
[15:27] <norstrom> greetings
[15:27] <llutz> norstrom: if networkmanager won't do that, use ifupdown for network-configuration
[15:27] <user__> wazzuuuuuup?
[15:27] <Pirate_Hunter> can people please provide cli apps/softs that can help facilitate the monitoring of logs i.e. changes/warning/info/errors/etc?
[15:28] <nmvictor> i want to install some program written in RealBasic,how do i do that in ubuntu?
[15:28] <norstrom> llutz: ok I'll have a look at that, thanks
[15:29] <Dr_Willis> http://www.realsoftware.com/realbasic/
[15:29] <llutz> Pirate_Hunter: tried logwatch?
[15:29] <nmvictor> ok, how do you run real basic applications in ubuntu?
[15:29] <Pirate_Hunter> llutz: nope will check it out
[15:29] <poisonbit> hello
[15:29] <poisonbit> has the next LTS version a fised date to be released ?
[15:30] <poisonbit> fixed
[15:30] <Dynamit_SW> i have an problem whit sudo apt-get update and her is the text http://paste.ubuntu.com/278775/  and i realy need to know how to fix this and ps using ubuntu 9.04 X64
[15:30] <scunizi> nmvictor: like what
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> nmvictor:  install realbasic and check their docs would be my guess as to where to begin --> http://www.realsoftware.com/realbasic/
[15:30] <durt> poisonbit, end of next april.
[15:31] <poisonbit> thanks durt, that includes Server version, right ?
[15:31] <Dr_Willis> realbasic seems a bit expensive...
[15:31] <durt> poison, yes
[15:32] <nmvictor> scunizi: its some cybercafe application called dharma, written in RealBasic
[15:32] <norstrom> realbasic seems a lil spooky! Have to pay to be able to use better code?
[15:32] <Alex_Brooks> Does anyone know how to create .PDF files in Ubuntu?
[15:32] <Dr_Willis> nmvictor:  it could beyou just extract the thing and run the binary and thats it..
[15:32] <jmcand> nedd help with dvd drive configuration
[15:32] <sageNsand> Anyone know why my scroll bar starts creeping up after being in the chat room for a while. I have to keep pulling it down. It does this with Pidgin and Empathy. Do you ppl see the same?
[15:33] <scunizi> nmvictor: ah.. when you said real basic applications.. I was thinking gedit, nano, evolution.. you know "real basic" applications :)
[15:33] <Alex_Brooks> sageNsand: I haven't noticed any problems, sorry.
[15:33] <llutz> Alex_Brooks: lots of ways, openoffice, cups-pdf, ps2pdf...
[15:33] <nmvictor> scunizi: thats funny
[15:34] <nmvictor> Dr_Willis: so i'll definately need the realbasic runtimes/libs which im downloading, a 115 MB deb file
[15:34] <Alex_Brooks> llutz: Can  you suggest a good way of creating PDF files? Which application is the best?
[15:34] <llutz> !best | Alex_Brooks
[15:35] <Alex_Brooks> Ok thanks llutz :)
[15:35] <Dr_Willis> nmvictor:  ive no idea.. check their docs..  Its very likely yes.. unless the thing some how made static compiled binaries
[15:37] <nmvictor> Dr_Willis: i tried ./<application> and that comman was not found, so i guess i'll need something like <RB RUNTIME> <application>
[15:37] <Dr_Willis> nmvictor:  or you need to make it executable...
[15:38] <norstrom> nmvictor: chmod +x <application>
[15:39] <Dr_Willis> we have no idea how realbasic really works. :) the docs are a little vague on the web site
[15:39] <nmvictor> norstrom: Dr_Willis : Did that, cant execute binery file.
[15:40] <norstrom> ah
[15:40] <Dynamit_SW> use wine for exe file's
[15:40] <Dr_Willis> I would say ask the guy thats writing the software... check for any docs
[15:40] <nmvictor> I think i like amarok in jaunty,much better than the intrepid one
[15:40] <vatts> hi, which packadge can i install with apt to get a plugin for firefox? :o
[15:41] <Dr_Willis> vatts:  you poberly want to  install the 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' package to get flash and more
[15:41] <vatts> Dr_Willis: i want java and not flash o_O
[15:41] <nmvictor> Anyone know of a good cybercafe billing software for ubuntu available in the repos?
[15:42] <gantrixx> So what is the future of UNR?
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> vatts:  you asked for 'a' plugin.. that pckage includes flash and java and fonts and some other bits you proberly want.
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> !java
[15:42] <gantrixx> is Ubuntu going to only support Moblin remix?
[15:42] <vatts> Dr_Willis: oh thx... great :D
[15:42]  * vatts slaps imgserv
[15:43] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. when i tryed out moblin yesterday.. it was rpm based..  unless i missed somthing  i dont see how its related to ubuntu.
[15:43] <gantrixx> Dell is not marketing their netbooks with Ubuntu Moblin Remix pre-installed
[15:44] <gantrixx> I installed it yesterday on my Dell Mini 10......it is incredibly slow....unusable
[15:44] <norstrom> you mean ubuntu-netbook-remix?
[15:44] <gantrixx> No
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> either i missed somthing in my Moblin reading.. or else somthing is confused.. ive never seen a Ubuntu Moblin.
[15:44] <gantrixx> Ubuntu Moblin Remix
[15:45] <BlackFate> gantrixx, when i install moblin 2 beta on my acer aspire one it worked great
[15:45] <gantrixx> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Specs/MobileKarmicMoblinRemix
[15:45] <desperad1> !skype
[15:45] <olinuxx> yep'
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> BlackFate:  yea - it worked here - with a few issues.
[15:46] <gantrixx> http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=5545
[15:46] <gantrixx> there is some info for you
[15:46] <fbh> letfunbegin: !!
[15:46] <gantrixx> Your acer is a real computer or a netbook?
[15:46] <letfunbegin> fbh :)
[15:46] <gantrixx> for me it takes like 15 seconds for the hoverovers to show up
[15:46] <BlackFate> ganadist__, netbook
[15:47] <BlackFate> ganadist__, moblin only work well with atoms
[15:47] <gantrixx> it's ridiculous
[15:47] <BlackFate> ganadist__, if you install it on a usual processor it wont work well
[15:47] <BlackFate> gantrixx, *
[15:47] <Dr_Willis> I would have to say see the #moblin channel for Moblin..
[15:47] <norstrom> gantrixx: oh ok, that was a one time experiment
[15:47] <ranasco> any body tell me i " i am not playing avi files on ubuntu 8.04
[15:47] <gantrixx> I have mine installed on a Dell Mini 10 with Atom processor
[15:48] <gantrixx> yep, 80 people in that channel, none of them talking
[15:48] <Dr_Willis> ranasco:  install the codecs files from medibuntu, try mplayer/gmplayer and/or vlc to play them
[15:48] <BlackFate> gantrixx, try moblin 2 not ubuntu remix and see if that works for you
[15:49] <BlackFate> gantrixx, http://moblin.org/downloads
[15:49] <norstrom> I'm running xubuntu on my netbook just fine
[15:49] <Dr_Willis> 2.1 somthing release came out  the other day
[15:49] <ranasco> where i go for codec
[15:49] <IdleOne> !codec
[15:49] <Dr_Willis> !medibuntu
[15:51] <desperad1> How can I remove pulse audio and install the usual sound engine?
[15:51] <desperad1> alsa?
[15:51] <desperad1> anyone?
[15:51] <desperad1> I can't use skype with pulse audio
[15:51] <BlackFate> alsa is already installed
[15:51] <desperad1> how can I remove pulse audio?
[15:51] <BlackFate> desperad1, you use the latest?
[15:51] <QingGege1> ZhangYijun
[15:51] <BlackFate> skype\?
[15:52] <desperad1> BlackFate: the latest what?
[15:52] <BlackFate> desperad1, latest skype?
[15:52] <BlackFate> desperad1, the 2.1?
[15:52] <lazyboy25> wuwu.....
[15:52] <lazyboy25> it's the first time come here
[15:52] <lazyboy25> anybody?
[15:52] <IdleOne> !hi | lazyboy25
[15:52] <lazyboy25> hello
[15:53] <QingGege1> hi lazyboy
[15:53] <ActionParsnip> hey guys, is preload actually worth using?
[15:53] <Dr_Willis> preload?   Hmm
[15:53] <Dr_Willis> thats sounds like somthing everyone was trying ages ago.. then gave up on
[15:54] <desperad1> BlackFate: I've install it via medibuntu repository...
[15:54] <lazyboy25> hey QingGege1
[15:54] <desperad1> BlackFate: is there another way?
[15:54] <lazyboy25> let's play games
[15:54] <IdleOne> !ot > lazyboy25
[15:54] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: http://tinyurl.com/lsn38j
[15:54] <BlackFate> desperad1, i think medibuntu has the old version which doesnt work well with pulse
[15:54] <BlackFate> desperad1, the new one works great with pulse
[15:55] <desperad1> BlackFate: where can I get the new one?
[15:55] <ranasco> can i install vga driver on ubuntu 8.10 my vga driver is winxp based
[15:55] <BlackFate> desperad1, http://www.skype.com/intl/en/download/skype/linux/choose/
[15:55] <BlackFate> desperad1, and choose the 8.10+
[15:56] <fbh> ranasco: You cant install a winxp driver on linux
[15:56] <BlackFate> desperad1, 32 or 64bit
[15:56] <rski> fbh: tell that to ndiswrapper :P
[15:56] <BlackFate> desperad1, dont forget to remove the medibuntu version
[15:56] <desperad1> BlackFate: I just --purge remove it
[15:56] <QingGege1> install winxp driver on Linux?
[15:56] <BlackFate> desperad1, good
[15:57] <assinine> BlackFate: why must you remove the medibuntu version
[15:57] <ranasco> when i play any movie the color is not fine yellow color
[15:57] <ActionParsnip> ranasco: in all players?
[15:57] <fbh> rski: At least not natively then :p
[15:57] <ranasco> yes
[15:57] <BlackFate> assinine, you mustnt.. i am just used to do it
[15:58] <felhoo> bárki magyar?
[15:58] <felhoo> ezekszerint senki
[15:58] <IdleOne> !hu
[15:59] <felhoo> thx
[15:59] <Gonzo> what derivative of ubuntu do you suggest for a EEE pc?
[15:59] <Gonzo> im kinda downloading "easypeasy" right now
[16:00] <Gonzo> but im wondering if there's something better
[16:00] <Gonzo> (and with an image smaller than 800mb...)
[16:00] <tlf> I'm attempting to play a dvd on jaunty, but movie player keeps telling me it can't access the resource.
[16:00] <BlackFate> Gonzo, there eeebuntu
[16:00] <tlf> Is there some sort of plugin/mod or should I look into a better player?
[16:00] <Gonzo> hmm
[16:01] <BlackFate> Gonzo, there is*
[16:01] <BlackFate> :P
[16:01] <Gonzo> i though that was the same thing as easypeasy
[16:01] <Gonzo> (it was on the wiki... and they sent me to the easy peasy website when talking about eeeubuntu)
[16:02] <Gonzo> or  if you google eeeubuntu ... easypeasy is the first link that shows up in google
[16:02] <Gonzo> but there is such thing as eeeubuntu.org
[16:02] <desperad1> BlackFate: where did it go?
[16:02] <BlackFate> desperad1, ?
[16:02] <desperad1> BlackFate: I was looking under programs - internet...
[16:03] <charlie90213840> Hi all. I'm having difficulty mounting hard drives. I get the error "mount: special device /dev/sda1 does not exist". Tried ubuntu server 9.04 and desktop 9.04. Desktop liveCD works fine - it's after install where I have problems
[16:03] <desperad1> BlackFate: I double clicked on .deb package and install it... but where is it?
[16:03] <BlackFate> desperad1, its there
[16:03] <BlackFate> desperad1, for me
[16:03] <desperad1> BlackFate: for me?
[16:03] <desperad1> how can I check if it's already installed?
[16:03] <desperad1> BlackFate: ?
[16:03] <BlackFate> desperad1, try command line... type skype
[16:04] <BlackFate> desperad1, rerun the .deb
[16:04] <ranasco> any body help me when i play any movie on any movieplayer the color is not fine yellow color alway very bright :)
[16:04] <BlackFate> desperad1, to see if it;s already installed
[16:04] <Rabbitbunny> Menu snafus happen. relog.
[16:05] <assinine> could anyone tell me what this error (under "Sound Preferences") means?:
[16:05] <assinine> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not get/set settings from/on resource.
[16:05] <ranasco> i need a opinion,  i am using ubuntu 8.10 can i upgrade ubuntu 9.04 or not
[16:06] <kioto> quit
[16:06] <Two4> ranasco, you can upgrade, yes
[16:06] <IdleOne> !upgrade | ranasco
[16:06] <desperad1> BlackFate: ok It failed: what to do? (Reading database ... 161725 files and directories currently installed.)
[16:06] <desperad1> Unpacking skype (from .../skype-ubuntu-intrepid_2.1.0.47-1_i386.deb) ...
[16:06] <desperad1> dpkg: error processing /home/desperado/Desktop/skype-ubuntu-intrepid_2.1.0.47-1_i386.deb (--install): trying to overwrite `/usr/share/skype/sounds/CallConnecting.wav', which is also in package skype-common
[16:06] <FloodBot3> desperad1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:07] <desperad1> dpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal (Broken pipe)
[16:07] <desperad1> Errors were encountered while processing: /home/desperado/Desktop/skype-ubuntu-intrepid_2.1.0.47-1_i386.deb
[16:07] <IdleOne> !paste > desperad1
[16:07] <ranasco> my system specification is centrinio 1.4 and ram is 512
[16:07] <desperad1> BlackFate: any ideas?
[16:07] <Two4> it'll run fine
[16:07] <desperad1> or anyone else?
[16:08] <BlackFate> desperad1, did you purge the old skype?
[16:08] <BlackFate> desperad1, did you sudo apt-get autoremove ?
[16:08] <BlackFate> desperad1, after that?
[16:08] <desperad1> BlackFate: yes... sudo apt-get --purge remove skype
[16:08] <desperad1> BlackFate: nop
[16:08] <desperad1> can I still do it?
[16:08] <BlackFate> desperad1, try it
[16:09] <ranasco> what is the procedure to compile a source file into a deb file
[16:09] <maxi_> checkinstall
[16:09] <IdleOne> !packaging
[16:09] <IdleOne> oh never mind sorry
[16:10] <maxi_> ranasco, ./configure, make, checkinstall
[16:10] <maxi_> checkinstall as root
[16:10] <ranasco> i am not understand
[16:11] <desperad1> BlackFate: thanx it's working :)
[16:11] <BlackFate> desperad1, good
[16:11] <dekroning> anyone perhaps also has a asus EEE b202 and have installed ubuntu on it via USB stick, i can't get it to boot from my USB stick (stick is 1GB in size)
[16:11] <IdleOne> ranasco: what are you tryingto compile?
[16:11] <BlackFate> desperad1, try the new skype...
[16:12] <chazco> Hi... does anyone know how to stop two clicks being generated when using the EETI touchscreen drivers?
[16:14] <RHELee_> hello
[16:15] <ranasco> please help me i movie player display not fine where i go for better performance
[16:15] <aar> Hi, I need a bit of command line help please. I've got some files in folder A. I'd like to move all these files to folder B (which already has some other files) and make a symbolic link with these files I moved back to their original folder (A). Is there an efficient way of doing this in batch?
[16:15] <Barnabas> ranasco, what GPU do you have
[16:15] <Barnabas> perhaps hw 2d accell is an option for you
[16:16] <RHELee_> I‘m new ！
[16:16] <ranasco> .
[16:16] <kannan02> how to login in freenode if i have registered a nickname ...
[16:17] <RHELee_> where are you from ?
[16:17] <RHELee_> men ?
[16:17] <ranasco> what u mean GPU
[16:17] <Barnabas> ranasco, Graphis Processing Unit
[16:17] <EricTheHax> xtoffmpeg.c add_video_stream(): video codec not found    i checked repos and ffmpeg comes up with a bunch o shit. hlp plz?
[16:17] <Barnabas> your graphics card
[16:18] <Barnabas> name and chipset would be helpfull
[16:18] <Barnabas> for instance
[16:18] <thiebaude> !language
[16:18] <Barnabas> Radeon 9700
[16:18] <EricTheHax> srry
[16:18] <ranasco> where i go for check
[16:18] <thiebaude> !ati
[16:19] <antonio_> ciao a tutti! Qualcuno mi sa indicare una guida tramite la quale posso imparare a compilare il mio kernel?
[16:19] <IdleOne> !it
[16:19] <EricTheHax> so i opened xvidcap and tried to record and it gave me xtoffmpeg.c add_video_stream(): video codec not found
[16:19] <tlf> I'm trying to watch a rented dvd in jaunty, but it keeps telling me that I "Could not open location. might not have permission to open the file"
[16:19] <thiebaude> !dvd
[16:19] <antonio_> sorry XD i thought that was the italian chan :P however
[16:20] <antonio_> does anyone know where i can find a guide that explain how to compile a kernel?
[16:20] <popey> EricTheHax: use recordmydesktop instead?
[16:20] <thiebaude> !compile
[16:20] <popey> EricTheHax: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23829577/recordSoundAndDesktop.sh is also useful
[16:20] <EricTheHax> never heard of it i just searched repos
[16:20] <thiebaude> popey, hi mate
[16:20] <popey> lo
[16:20] <RHELee_> ....
[16:21] <scott_ino2> EricTheHax, also take a look at Wink
[16:21] <popey> :( wink
[16:21] <scott_ino2> popey, what's wrong with wink, it works well
[16:21] <scott_ino2> It get's the job done
[16:21] <popey> closed, and produces files in a closed format doesn't it?
[16:22] <RHELee_> I love linux
[16:22] <EricTheHax> thx
[16:22] <scott_ino2> popey, it also has more capability than some of the others
[16:22] <popey> thats true
[16:22] <popey> depends what you need I guess :)
[16:22] <scott_ino2> popey, i know i know, im all for using open software, and it converts the files to flash yes
[16:22] <thiebaude> popey, what is wink?
[16:22] <scott_ino2> but it's a nice program
[16:22] <popey> thiebaude: screen recorder
[16:22] <thiebaude> ok
[16:23] <scott_ino2> recordmydesktop is very nice, the videos come out cleaner/smoother as well, however there's no real editor, so you'd have to edit with another program like avidemux
[16:23] <EricTheHax> ok i installed recordmydesktop and the gtk for it and i cant find it :(
[16:23] <popey> EricTheHax: applications -> sound & Video
[16:23] <scott_ino2> EricTheHax, should be under sound and video, might have to logout first
[16:24] <popey> scott_ino2: i use pitivi
[16:24] <tlf> thiebaude, I've followed that and installed all the codecs and such. I'm still getting the same errors.
[16:24] <EricTheHax> nvm my eyes wouldnt let me see it. its there
[16:24] <EricTheHax> FAIL
[16:24] <scott_ino2> popey, oh really, how do you like it?
[16:24] <popey> pretty good
[16:24] <popey> i made some of the screencasts at http://screencasts.ubuntu.com with it
[16:24] <question_man> Anyone: By connecting to VPN, I got a connection named ppp0 whose ip address's 192.9.200.226 and P-t-P(seems like gateway or something) is 192.9.200.2. I want to route packages to 192.9.200.253 rather than 192.9.200.2. So I added rules to the routing table. But it just does not work. Any suggestions?
[16:25] <kaddy> hi
[16:25] <electricfeel> Is 20GB enough for non-/home for most people?
[16:25] <popey> EricTheHax: for / ?
[16:25] <Guest10396> think someone could send email from ebay mail server? like using gmail's and hotmails?
[16:25] <thiebaude> tlf, did you install the libdvdcs2 package?
[16:25] <popey> sorry, electricfeel for / ?
[16:25] <electricfeel> I have 60GB available and was thinking about making /home 40GB and / 20GB
[16:25] <azlon> i reinstalled Ubuntu yesterday. how can i get my RAID partition back?
[16:25] <electricfeel> popey: yeah
[16:26] <popey> electricfeel: I use 10-20G for /
[16:26] <tlf> thiebaude, yes. Along with the other ones that were mentioned.
[16:26] <popey> more often 10G
[16:26] <thiebaude> tlf, hmm
[16:26] <electricfeel> have you ran into any issues?
[16:26] <popey> nope
[16:26] <electricfeel> software really doesnt take up that much space, so :-)
[16:26] <thiebaude> tlf, i'am stumped on that one
[16:26] <popey> unless you get a problem where logs fill up /var/log
[16:26] <popey> (which i had last week)
[16:26] <c7p> do anyone know a TALK & WRITE program that runs on ubuntu ?
[16:26] <thiebaude> !permissions
[16:26] <popey> but that's ok karmic, so to be expected
[16:27] <tlf> thiebaude, I rented these two movies from the redbox here on base. Took them back to my quarters and found that I couldn't play them :/ Hell, I even tried running them on my xp vbox install.
[16:27] <grawity> c7p: "Talk & write"?
[16:27] <electricfeel> okay, thanks
[16:27] <harinder> how would i find out using ssh the remote host display number?
[16:28] <manolo_pop> Hi to all. I just installed Windows XP in a dedicated partition of the same hd where Ubuntu Jaunty was previously installed. At the beginning (as I expected) only XP was bootable but then I recovered the prevoius grub. Now I'm unable to see XP into the list of selectable OS. Any suggestion, please? Thanks
[16:28] <c7p> grawity: the reverse process of text-to-speech, u talk and a program converts speech to text
[16:28] <azlon> how can i add a raid without creating it? it is already created
[16:28] <question_man> Anyone: By connecting to VPN, I got a connection named ppp0 whose ip address's 192.9.200.226 and P-t-P(seems like gateway or something) is 192.9.200.2. I want to route packages to 192.9.200.253 rather than 192.9.200.2. So I added rules to the routing table. But it just does not work. Any suggestions?
[16:28] <tlf> thiebaude, weird. But when I ejected the disk and attempted to play it, it worked.
[16:28] <tlf> I appreciate the insight thiebaude, thanks.
[16:28] <question_man> here is my ifconfig output http://pastebin.com/m3fca8485
[16:28] <thiebaude> tlf, as long as it works
[16:28] <grawity> c7p: It's called "speech recognition"
[16:28] <thiebaude> tlf, no problem
[16:29] <question_man> and route table http://pastebin.com/m78da3679
[16:29] <harinder> guys how would i find out the remote host display numbner using ssh
[16:29] <c7p> grawity: do you know any program for ubuntu ?
[16:29] <harinder> aka. DISPLAY=?.?
[16:29] <grawity> harinder: For what purpose?
[16:29] <llutz> harinder: echo $DISPLAY
[16:29] <harinder> oh thanks
[16:30] <question_man> please, someone, help me with this. i hate using this web interface irc.
[16:31] <question_man> when i traceroute 192.9.200.253, it shows packages was passed through 192.9.200.2 and then to 200.253 http://pastebin.com/m32069a82
[16:31] <thiebaude> bbl
[16:32] <question_man> it does not make any sense
[16:33] <lu6cifer> after I play a video on youtube, my music from rhythmbox stops working; anyway to fix this?
[16:33] <question_man> Anyone would please help with this routing problem when connected to a VPN?
[16:34] <azlon> !virtualmachine
[16:34] <azlon> what is the best virtual machine program?
[16:34] <question_man> azlon: vbox
[16:34] <harinder> llutz: the command u gave me only displays the display numbre im using
[16:35] <julian_> hi there, is there anyone who can spare the time to answer my very rudimentary question of where to find the terminal? i am only about 20 minutes on this system and could use any help offer!?
[16:35] <harinder> llutz: how do i find out the display iof the computer im connecting to
[16:35] <razor_X> hello all anyone here familiar with the compilers in ubuntu?
[16:35] <llutz> harinder: echo $DISPLAY    on the remote host
[16:35] <joeb3_> julian_, applications, accessories, terminal
[16:35] <harinder> it says the display number im using
[16:35] <julian_> thank you joeb3
[16:36] <question_man> routing problem please. Any would please help with this?
[16:36] <razor_X> i run a circlemud on a linux system and it compiles fine on that shell but when i bring it local and compile it it errors
[16:36] <razor_X> how do i find out what compilers my remote server is running?
[16:36] <llutz> harinder: sure, which one do you want else? 1st is :0 , 2nd :1 etc.pp
[16:37] <DonaldShimoda> hi
[16:37] <reinis> I'm having great, big lag spikes with an Eee PC 701 4G and eebuntu
[16:37] <reinis> it's basically unusable
[16:37] <DonaldShimoda> anybody can tell me how to install pythion c extensions please?
[16:37] <reinis> worked fine with XP
[16:37] <razor_X> how do i find out what compilers my remote server is running?
[16:37] <DonaldShimoda> python c extensions i mind
[16:37] <MenZa> !repeat | razor_X
[16:37] <joeb3_> question_man, what's the problem?
[16:37] <MenZa> razor_X: Patience, young padawan.
[16:38] <tgpraveen4> !info pulseaudio
[16:38] <razor_X> MenZa sorry
[16:38] <harinder> llutz: i want to be able to launch programs on thr remote pc
[16:38] <question_man> joeb3_: okey, a little long story, By connecting to VPN, I got a connection named ppp0 whose ip address's 192.9.200.226 and P-t-P(seems like gateway or something) is 192.9.200.2. I want to route packages to 192.9.200.253 rather than 192.9.200.2. So I added rules to the routing table. But it just does not work.
[16:38] <razor_X> i am just trying to get my mud to compile locally so i can edit and test locally before uploading to the server
[16:39] <question_man> here is my ifconfig output http://pastebin.com/m3fca8485
[16:39] <question_man> and route table http://pastebin.com/m78da3679
[16:39] <raven_> hi - how can i increase the usb speed in VIRTUALBOX?
[16:39] <question_man> when i traceroute 192.9.200.253, it shows packages was passed through 192.9.200.2 and then to 200.253 http://pastebin.com/m32069a82
[16:39] <harinder> llutz: like play a sound on the laptop that im connected to
[16:39] <joeb3_> question_man, is 192.9.200.253 on the other side of the vpn?  That should not work.
[16:40] <georgij> Hi, how can I fix anyremote to be synchronized with my controller?
[16:40] <question_man> 192.9.200.253 is a normal host in the VPN
[16:40] <llutz> harinder: 1st xsession is :0 , 2nd :1 etc.pp, you'll have to set DISPLAY and xauthority
[16:40] <harinder> llutz: do u know?
[16:40] <harinder> how?
[16:40] <joeb3_> question_man, it is going the right way, but does 200.53 route the traffic back to you?
[16:40] <question_man> 200.2 seems like the default gateway assigned by the VPN server
[16:40] <georgij> how can I use my remote control in linux?
[16:41] <Legendario> hi, I am trying to help a friend who installed ubuntu-studio to set up his internet network
[16:41] <georgij> Infrared light
[16:41] <joeb3_> question_man, 200.253
[16:41] <Legendario> he doesn't seem to have the network manager applet on his gnome bar
[16:41] <question_man> joeb3_: actually, 200.253 has another netword card connecting to the internet
[16:41] <azlon> question_man: are you familiar with raids using mdadm?
[16:42] <ibboT> I need to reboot my home computer remotely, but it's not set up for autologin, is there a way I can set this up on the command line?
[16:42] <question_man> joeb3_: and i've turned on ip forwarding on 200.253
[16:42] <question_man> in a word i want to connect to internet through 200.253
[16:42] <question_man> it worked in Windows 7
[16:43] <question_man> by modifing the route table
[16:43] <azlon> question_man: are you trying to use 2 connections, one ppp and one eth?
[16:43] <joeb3_> question_man, the device after 200.253 has to route your traffic back through 200.253
[16:43] <Barnabas> question_man, you checked "man route"
[16:43] <question_man> azlon not familiar withmdadm
[16:44] <llutz> harinder: easiest way, use sux (if remote installed)
[16:44] <harinder> ok iw ll try
[16:45] <la> hi  i need to help me
[16:45] <la> alguien que parle español??
[16:45] <question_man> joeb3_: i'm wondering if there is anything special with VPN connection using NetworkManager?
[16:46] <Barnabas> la: |es
[16:46] <harinder> so how would i get sux to display remote pc number
[16:46] <tgpraveen4> question_man: support aint
[16:46] <tgpraveen4> installed by default I think
[16:46] <la> naiden parla espanish??
[16:46] <tgpraveen4> you have to install it via synaptic and then it will work
[16:47] <joeb3_> la, ubuntu-es
[16:47] <ibboT> google has finally as my question for me: need to edit the /etc/gdm/gdm.conf-custom file
[16:47] <harinder> llutz: how would i use sux?
[16:47] <question_man> joeb3_: not matter how I add/del rules in the route table, packages are always passed to 200.2.
[16:47] <llutz> harinder: man sux
[16:48] <harinder> llutz: to display the display number?
[16:48] <joeb3_> question_man, is 200.253 an ethernet card on your local machine?
[16:48] <question_man> tgpraveen4: not know about aint
[16:48] <question_man> no
[16:48] <question_man> joeb3_: another host in the VPN
[16:49] <joeb3_> question_man, Then it must go to 200.2 first, that's your gateway to that network
[16:49] <question_man> joeb3_: you see my route table? http://pastebin.com/m78da3679 no rules are pointing to 200.2
[16:50] <guru3> i'm having trouble getting a cron to run as a regular user... crontab -e and -l works, and it's a copy paste of a line that i know works
[16:50] <jrib> guru3: you should probably paste it so we can help you.  Also, check for mail from cron
[16:50] <joeb3_> question_man, you HAVE to go through 200.2 to get to 200.253....
[16:50] <guru3> */5 * * * * /home/greenroof/process0.sh
[16:51] <guru3> i dont have the mail subsystem installed
[16:51] <razor_X> anyone know the commandline command to see the installed compilers on a system?
[16:51] <joeb3_> question_man, ifconfig ppp0 will show the ip address. It's 200.2, right?
[16:52] <question_man> joeb3_: http://pastebin.com/m3fca8485
[16:52] <question_man> the ifconfig result
[16:52] <relegated> if I want to give my user account full access to /home/otheruser but want to preserve their rights and not replace would I just do chmod 777 myuser:myuser /home/otheruser
[16:53] <question_man> joeb3_: i'm not 200.2, neither 200.253
[16:53] <la> hey im install xubuntu but my familu need open windiws an windos not open .i erracer xubunto but xubuntu and windows no open
[16:53] <la> sorry my englesh its not good
[16:53] <joeb3_> question_man, 200.2 is the vpn server side ip.  All traffic will go through it. the P-t-P entry
[16:53] <Dr_Willis> la:  rephrase that -- because it made NO sence here to me.. :)
[16:53] <Rabbitbunny> sense.
[16:53] <Dr_Willis> cents
[16:53] <Rabbitbunny> Don't bother rephrasing, find his first language and direct him there.
[16:53] <guru3> relegated: i would add your user to the other user's group, then chmod u+a /home/otheruser
[16:54] <llutz> la: run fixmbr from windows-cd
[16:54] <question_man> joeb3_: oh, i just tried sudo ip route add 209.191.93.52/32 via 192.9.200.253
[16:54] <question_man> joeb3_: not output
[16:54] <relegated> chmod: invalid mode: `u+a'
[16:54] <guru3> u+rwx then
[16:54] <question_man> joeb3_: no output
[16:54] <la> pleace can you refear to mi como chuy
[16:54] <joeb3_> question_man, look at your routing table..
[16:55] <guru3> err crap g+w
[16:55] <guru3> g+w
[16:55] <joeb3_> question_man, no output is good
[16:55] <llutz> la: go to a spanish windows-chat and ask there
[16:55] <Rabbitbunny> !es | la
[16:55] <relegated> guru3, Thanks
[16:55] <question_man> joeb3_: so that's okey with me?
[16:55] <guru3> np, sorry for getting it wrong the first 2 times ><
[16:55] <la> hmmm
[16:56] <relegated> guru3, can you tell me what the g+w means
[16:57] <guru3> it means to add the writable permission for menbers of the group
[16:57] <relegated> thanks
[16:58] <guru3> np
[17:02] <mo0nykit> Hello! I have an Ubuntu 9,04 guest on an XP host. I have just upgraded to a linux-kernel-2.6.31. However, I could not install Guest Additions. It says I don't have the correct kernel headers installed. I tried apt-get install from the karmic repositories (linux-headers-generic), but I still fail. What should I do?
[17:03] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: use the jaunty kernel which is the one fully supported
[17:04] <poisonbit> does ext4 in 9.04 has known issues ? or i can use it quietly ?
[17:04] <mo0nykit> erUSUL, does that mean I'll be stuck with 2.6.28 for now?
[17:04] <poisonbit> i've always used ext3... since i stop using reiser in 2003
[17:05] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: karmic comes ut in a month. what do you so desperatly need of 2.6.31 ??
[17:05] <Fox> Hey all! How do I triple boot with ubuntu/fedora/windows7? or multiple boot linux for that matter? I don't know how to do the partition thing.
[17:05] <EricTheHax> hey i know its easy to do this (found that out the hard way) but i made my ubuntu pc look like a mac and have that genie effect that i tuned to go similar animation speed to the mac genie effect. like i said its easy, but ya gotta start somewhere
[17:06] <erUSUL> !yay
[17:06] <llutz> Fox: create a primary partition first for win7, then some logical drives in an extended partition for all those other OSes
[17:06] <EricTheHax> next i wanna try to put the mac APIs into it so i can run mac apps. thatll take forever. good thing im not even 18 yet (close) otherwise ill never get it done
[17:07] <safruhani> hi, i use the same applications (cotweet on mozilla prism)  both 8.10 and 9.4 , it works on 8.10 like this; http://bit.ly/rln26 , but doesn't work on 9.4 like this ; http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/5831/prismcotweet.png , what do you suggest ?
[17:07] <mo0nykit> erUSUL, not desperately :) I just want to try upgrading a kernel, and understand how upgrading works. So, I'll be stuck with 2.6.28 in VirtualBox for now?
[17:07] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: looks like you will
[17:08] <Fox> llutz: what program should I use?
[17:08] <llutz> Fox: your choice, i prefer cfdisk
[17:08] <erUSUL> Fox: all those Os installers will let you parition the disk during install. you can parition it beforehand with gparted from a livecd
[17:09] <Fox> erUSUL: ahhh, thats what i am looking for. why does windows7 have to be first?
[17:10] <llutz> Fox: it makes life easier
[17:10] <KSid> hi guys, when installing Intrepid on VirtualPC with a small footprint should I use "Minimal System" or "Minimal Virtual Machine"
[17:10] <erUSUL> Fox: becouse windows allways thinks it is the only OS in the machine and acts accordingly i.e it shows no respect for others
[17:10] <KSid> Correct me if I'm wrong but I think minimum vm is for vmware
[17:11] <EricTheHax> anyone know what makes mac differ from linux in which it runs the apps it runs?
[17:11] <erUSUL> Fox: basically it will overwritte the linux boot loader
[17:11] <KSid> Oops, wrong channel, ignore me =P
[17:11] <darkham> hi, i've http://pastebin.com/m42ef301b
[17:12] <EricTheHax> O_O
[17:12] <erUSUL> EricTheHax: short answer "they are different OS's."
[17:12] <darkham> how can i extract the tracks in flac with ffmpeg/mencoder/transcode , of the lpcm stream?
[17:12] <EricTheHax> erUSUL: they use a similar kernel
[17:12] <seyfarth> I need a simple way to track system uptime. Preferably something that'll sit on one of GNOME's desktop panels. Recommendations?
[17:13] <Barnabas> EricTheHax, no the really dont
[17:13] <safruhani> any idea about mozilla prism doesn't work on 9.4 ?
[17:13] <llutz> EricTheHax: mac = BSD-based, linux = linux
[17:13] <erUSUL> EricTheHax: well "similar"... they are both more similar than linux an WinNT but...
[17:13] <EricTheHax> Barnabas: yes, they do. they are both unix-based
[17:13] <forceflow> seyfarth: there's the "uptime" terminal command
[17:13] <erUSUL> EricTheHax: anyway we must take it to #ubuntu-offtopic if you want to continue
[17:13] <Barnabas> EricTheHax, one bsd and one system V family
[17:13] <EricTheHax> o sweet a offtopic channel
[17:14] <poisonbit> seyfarth, and see uptimed, not related to gnome pannels, but...
[17:14] <XDevHald> Hey guys, with openbox, is it easy to get the menu to show up on the top or bottom? I couldn't get it to load even if the obconf is installed.
[17:15] <seyfarth> forceflow poisonbit: thank you!
[17:15] <mo0nykit> erUSUL, thanks for the tip :)
[17:16] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: no problem
[17:16] <assargadon> Do someone know Linux alternative to hyperterminal? I need some program which DIALS via modem, and then open something like terminal
[17:16] <hikenboot> hello i am using the following debmirror command
[17:17] <hikenboot> debmirror --nosource -m --passive --ignore-missing-release --host=ports.ubuntu.com --ignore-release-gpg --root=/ --method=http --progress --dist=jaunty,jaunty-security,jaunty-updates,jaunty-backports,jaunty-proposed --section=main,restricted,universe,multiverse --arch=powerpc ~/PortsUbuntuPPCRepos
[17:17] <llutz> assargadon: miniterm
[17:17] <llutz> minicom sry
[17:17] <musikgoat> assargadon: minicom!
[17:17] <musikgoat> good stuff
[17:17] <zebastian> where can i select which apps run on startup and how do i get there?
[17:17] <ruediger> will ubuntu 9.10 ship with gdb 7 (to be released next week)?
[17:17] <hikenboot> and am getting the following error Release failed: 404 Not Found dists/jaunty/restricted/binary-i386/Release failed md5sum check
[17:17] <hikenboot> anyone know how to fix
[17:18] <hikenboot> the ignore-gpg parameter doesnt seem to have an effect
[17:18] <assargadon> musikgoat, llutz : thanks, now trying it...
[17:19] <darkham> hi, i've http://pastebin.com/m42ef301b
[17:19] <darkham> how can i extract the tracks in flac with ffmpeg/mencoder/transcode , of the lpcm stream?
[17:19] <Pabix> Hello! I am trying to build a livecd with a small size but I need to have a command-line sound player embedded in it. Could you suggest a lightweight one?
[17:19] <Pabix> thank you
[17:19] <bullgard4> Why is there no 'man firefox' in Ubuntu 8.04.3, or am I mistaken?
[17:20] <mrdavid00700> hi
[17:20] <mrdavid00700> hi
[17:20] <mrdavid00700> is there linux user?
[17:20] <rsk> no
[17:20] <Pabix> bullgard4, there is no man firefox because firefox does not get along with man page. probably.
[17:21] <fccf> ruediger: ask in #ubuntu+1 , and that releases in a month .. there's an alpha next week
[17:21] <bullgard4> Pabix: Are you saying that the Firefox makers do not like to comply to Linux rules?
[17:22] <mrdavid00700> ls
[17:22] <musikgoat> fccf: there is an alpha now, beta on teh 1st
[17:22] <mrdavid00700> ey
[17:22] <musikgoat> ruediger: ^^
[17:22] <mrdavid00700> he
[17:23] <komputes> how can I make the libnotify osd notification display a custom message from a command/shell script
[17:23] <Pabix> bullgard4, probably the Mozilla Foundation is not that concerned about it.
[17:23] <jrib> komputes: notify-send
[17:24] <Kuifje111> hello all. I have some serious problems. I get this error "cpu #0 stuck for 61s" when formatting my external HDD using "mkfs.ext3 /dev/sda1".
[17:24] <Kuifje111> my pc is totally locked up after that error occurred.
[17:24] <jrib> komputes: libnotify should provide it
[17:24] <bullgard4> Pabix: Well, in other similar cases Debian or Ubuntu people have wirtten a man page.
[17:25] <Pabix> the package should be libnotify-bin
[17:25] <komputes> jrib: libnotify-bin + notify-send command = win, thanks
[17:25] <poisonbit> bullgard, http://paste.debian.net/47565/
[17:25] <arand> I've got a couple of ~500mb files in ~/.cache How do I fugure out where they came from, and whether or not it's safely removable?
[17:25] <jrib> bullgard4: my guess is that debian did have a man page at some point (I remember it) but no one bothered to do it for 3.0
[17:25] <shawn_> Can Ubuntu not write to FAT32 MP3 player devices?
[17:25] <jrib> shawn_: it can
[17:25] <ghostlines> where can i find the device name of a external hdd, not seeing it with the lsusb command
[17:25] <llutz> ghostlines: sudo fdisk -l
[17:25] <FiremanEd> does not work with router
[17:25] <musikgoat> arand: whats the dir?
[17:25] <shawn_> jrib Why does it keep freezing in the middle of the transfer then and making my CPU usage go to 100% when Im only transfering 10 files
[17:26] <jrib> shawn_: I don't know
[17:26] <FiremanEd> pardon.
[17:26] <Kuifje111> ghostlines: cd /dev/; ls | grep sd
[17:26] <bullgard4> poisonbit: Thank you very much for providing this text.
[17:26] <diips> \quit
[17:26] <ghostlines> llutz, thanks alot, how could i forget about that command!?
[17:26] <llutz> Kuifje111:simply "ls /dev/sd?"
[17:26] <xerox1> just installed cairo-dock; aren't there any themes contained?
[17:27] <wolter> xerox1, i highly recommend gnome-do
[17:27] <wolter> with its docky theme
[17:27] <wolter> instead of any other dock
[17:27] <bullgard4> jrib: Ok. <poisonbit> provided a text for Iceweasel..
[17:27] <poisonbit> yes, in debian there is a policy "no program without man page"
[17:27] <mo0nykit> Kuifje111, I was trying to revive an old computer, and I get similar crashes when formatting the hard disks. I did some memtest86+, and I finally decided that RAM was the culprit
[17:28] <poisonbit> i've see also manpages for simple scripts in debian
[17:28] <relegated> I am trying to use rsync and I have it working but the backed up files have incorrect permissions. Can anyone tell me the proper switches so that I have full access to the files/folders on the backup drive?
[17:28] <jbeitler|m> I have a quick question if anyone has time?
[17:28] <Kuifje111> mo0nykit: all right.
[17:28] <relegated> I am trying to use sudo rsync -r -t -p -o -g -v --progress --delete --ignore-existing /home/user /media/Backup
[17:28] <musikgoat> relegated: -a i think is the important one
[17:28] <bullgard4> poisonbit: Such a principle is a good principle.
[17:29] <poisonbit> relegated, -a will preserve access rights of original files
[17:29] <poisonbit> -a --delete
[17:29] <musikgoat> relegated: -a archive mode; equals -rlptgoD (no -H,-A,-X)
[17:29] <Kuifje111> mo0nykit: that could be the issue, because the errors occurred when I installed new RAM. I did run memtest though and it gave me no errors on this RAM.
[17:30] <relegated> So then "sudo rsync -r -t -a -v --progress --delete --ignore-existing /home/user /media/Backup"
[17:31] <musikgoat> relegated: drop r and t, its in the -a flag
[17:31] <musikgoat> relegated: but yea
[17:31] <HeckleJeckle> is there a standard development environment on ubuntu? if so, what should i be looking for in add/remove
[17:32] <jrib> HeckleJeckle: no
[17:32] <jrib> HeckleJeckle: no "standard" one
[17:32] <erUSUL> HeckleJeckle: given that ubuntu defaults to gnome that eould be anjuta
[17:32] <relegated> musikgoat, When I formatted this hard drive to ext3 it created a lost+found dir that takes up 2.25GB, do I need that dir or can I safely delete it
[17:32] <SpacePigeon> HeckleJeckle, what do you want? Like language, interface, etc.. ?
[17:32] <mo0nykit> Kuifje111, I see. I'm sorry I couldn't help any further. That's the best I know so far.
[17:32] <HeckleJeckle> jrib: recommended?
[17:32] <erUSUL> !info anjuta | HeckleJeckle
[17:32] <SpacePigeon> HeckleJeckle, oh, well I would highly recommend geany
[17:32] <Kuifje111> mo0nykit: thanks for the information.
[17:32] <jrib> HeckleJeckle: use what works for you, I just use a text editor like vim
[17:32] <mo0nykit> Kuifje111, no problem
[17:33] <SpacePigeon> HeckleJeckle, oh, well I would highly recommend anjuta nor any other gnome IDE I have tried supports a decent autocompletion
[17:33] <keldin> i like eclipse
[17:33] <SpacePigeon> HeckleJeckle, I mean, not using anjuta
[17:33] <jbeitler|m> Does anyone know if they are dropping Empathy for Pidgin in this build?
[17:33] <relegated> Or anyone really, when I formatted this hard drive to ext3 it created a lost+found dir that takes up 2.25GB, do I need that dir or can I safely delete it
[17:33] <jrib> jbeitler|m: "this build"?
[17:33] <jbeitler|m> 9.10
[17:33] <jrib> !karmic | jbeitler|m
[17:33] <erUSUL> relegated: o.0 that folder is normally empty
[17:34] <erUSUL> relegated: what is inside ?
[17:34] <SpacePigeon> will break?
[17:34] <jbeitler|m> ubottu: thank you
[17:34] <jrib> what erUSUL said
[17:34] <musikgoat> relegated: the lost+found dir shouldn't take up that much space,  its used for file system checks
[17:34] <SpacePigeon> ubottu, thanks
[17:34] <HeckleJeckle> ok, so if i were paid by canonical i wouldn't be given like a cd with software and get started guide
[17:34] <relegated> Permission denied if I try to go in it
[17:35] <SpacePigeon> Maybe, I don't know.
[17:35] <jrib> !develop | HeckleJeckle
[17:35] <erUSUL> relegated: use sudo
[17:35] <[1]dmkae> hi all
[17:35] <HeckleJeckle> jrib: thanks
[17:36] <relegated> erUSUL, sudo how, sudo cd doesnt work and I cant sudo from nautilus that I know of
[17:36] <erUSUL> relegated: sudo ls -l /lost+found/
[17:36] <erUSUL> relegated: sudo ls -al /lost+found/
[17:36] <SpacePigeon> HeckleJeckle, install ubuntu-dev-tools
[17:36] <WebcamWonder> Is CLI to propagate the permissions of a folder to the child?
[17:37] <relegated> drwx------ 2 root root 16384 2009-09-26 08:50 .
[17:37] <relegated> drwxr-xr-x 3 root root  4096 2009-09-26 09:31 ..
[17:37] <jrib> WebcamWonder: cli is to do a lot of things...
[17:37] <erUSUL> relegated: so the folder is empty....
[17:37] <HeckleJeckle> SpacePigeon: Just saw that, thanks
[17:37] <WebcamWonder> jrib: Arghh... I mean is tehre a way***
[17:37] <WebcamWonder> there*
[17:37] <jrib> !permissions > WebcamWonder
[17:37] <HeckleJeckle> But im probably one of the few people that does not like python!
[17:37] <relegated> erUSUL, Hmm, ok gparted says 2.25GB is used on the disk
[17:37] <relegated> no biggie
[17:38] <jrib> WebcamWonder: do you mean you want newly created files to inherit certain permissions?
[17:38] <erUSUL> relegated: could be the bit reseved for root in extx paritions ( 5% by default)
[17:38] <WebcamWonder> jrib: I want existing files in the directory to have the same permissions as the parent
[17:38] <jrib> HeckleJeckle: python is pretty popular... especially in ubuntu development...
[17:38] <jrib> WebcamWonder: ok, so just use the commands on that wiki page then to set them
[17:39] <erUSUL> WebcamWonder: the default permissions are guided by the umask of the user/process creating the files
[17:39] <WebcamWonder> jrib: Yeah, I'll just make a script to do that all the time :)
[17:39] <HeckleJeckle> Jrib: for desktop apps or sys admin scripting?
[17:39] <jrib> WebcamWonder: no, that's not what you asked
[17:39] <erUSUL> WebcamWonder: not by the parent dir
[17:39] <WebcamWonder> jrib: Arghh... manually triggered script
[17:39] <relegated> So I created /media/Backup and mount /dev/sdb1 to it. Anyone have any idea how I can automate this rsync if the drive is removable. For example after I log in, if the drive is connected, it will mount it and run the rsync job
[17:39] <jrib> WebcamWonder: what are you trying to accomplish?
[17:39] <WebcamWonder> I am loosing my mind here
[17:39] <erUSUL> relegated: with a udev rule ?
[17:40] <jrib> HeckleJeckle: both, just look at the sources for a lot of the stuff that came from ubuntu
[17:40] <xerox1> just installed cairo-dock; aren't there any themes contained?
[17:41] <telchar> ui
[17:41] <gOLDfeesh> I get the following trying to compile realvnc .. TcpSocket.cxx:421: error: ‘atoi’ was not declared in this scope
[17:42] <shawn_> Umm... My speakers were working fine like an hour ago but now whenever I start my computer and listen to anything they crackle... What should I do? X_X
[17:42] <relegated> erUSUL, looks like that will involve some research, ill post somewhere later but thank you for the lead
[17:42] <llutz> relegated: use a udev-rule for automatic backup, there's an expample somewhere in ubuntu-forum
[17:43] <relegated> llutz, thanks
[17:45] <kiran_> hi anyone can tell how to install icon themes in gnome
[17:45] <erUSUL> relegated: no problem
[17:45] <Two4> kiran
[17:47] <erUSUL> kiran_: drop the icon theme tar.gz into the appearance>icons window
[17:47] <Two4> kiran, you need to download the tar to any location, then go to theme>install>*select tarball ocarion*
[17:47] <Two4> location*
[17:48] <crille__> hallo
[17:48] <Two4> kiran, you need to download the tar to any location, then go to theme>install>*select tarball location*
[17:48] <kiran_> how to install  gnome icon themes
[17:48] <Two4> or <erUSUL> kiran_: drop the icon theme tar.gz into the appearance>icons window
[17:48] <MindSpark> hi, I can only get sound by running mplayer as root
[17:48] <BBUB-Ebay> Hi, can some one tell me how to restore the first 63 sectors on my hard drive? os is 904
[17:48] <erUSUL> MindSpark: are you in the audio group ?
[17:49] <MindSpark> erUSUL, I added the user to the group audio, yes.
[17:49] <erUSUL> BBUB-Ebay: restore? what happened to them ?
[17:49] <areay> why can i only hear sound from one program at a time?
[17:49] <MindSpark> erUSUL, pulse,mindspark
[17:49] <erUSUL> MindSpark: :1
[17:49] <MindSpark> erUSUL, do I have to restart X for that to take effect ?
[17:49] <erUSUL> MindSpark: pulse != pulse
[17:49] <erUSUL> MindSpark: pulse != audio
[17:50] <MindSpark> erUSUL, audio:x:29:pulse,mindspark
[17:50] <erUSUL> MindSpark: ok
[17:50] <erUSUL> ten i dunno what is happning
[17:50] <MindSpark> erUSUL, ok, thanks
[17:50] <BBUB-Ebay> i was trying to restore a usb drive with maxblast and zeroed them out with the (quick) op
[17:51] <erUSUL> BBUB-Ebay: if you do not have a copy somewhere you can not restore them....
[17:51] <BBUB-Ebay> not the (full) op
[17:51] <BBUB-Ebay> Noooooo
[17:51] <jibepe> quit
[17:52] <BBUB-Ebay> how about my files???
[17:53] <ikonia> BBUB-Ebay: I don't know what maxblast is, but if you zero a disk it's going to be hard to recover it
[17:54]  * thiebaude compiz is awesome
[17:54] <BBUB-Ebay> i didnt the hole drive just the first 63 sectors, the files should still be there?
[17:55] <BBUB-Ebay> maxblast is the program to format and partin the hard drive for maxtor HDs
[17:57] <grumpy> cs all
[17:58] <grumpy> #ubuntu-hu
[17:58] <Bradj47> how do i check what applications are using "/var/lib/dpkg/"?
[17:58] <Bradj47> ps -ef didn't list anything using that file
[17:59] <erUSUL> BBUB-Ebay: try a partition recovery app like testdisk or gpart
[17:59] <Bradj47> but when i try to install something using sudo apt-get it says it's being used by another application
[17:59] <jrib> Bradj47: lsof or fuser
[17:59] <jrib> Bradj47: ps -ef | grep apt   not return anything?
[17:59] <aresnick> Hi!  Is it possible to install karmic packages on jaunty?  In particular, the mono package?
[17:59] <erUSUL> !aptlock | Bradj47
[18:00] <oak> if anyone can help me with webcam issues issue involve pwc drivers and installing them
[18:00] <thiebaude> aresnick, its not a good idea to
[18:00] <jrib> Bradj47: you shouldn't immediately do what ubottu suggested
[18:00] <thiebaude> !9.10
[18:00] <Bradj47> jrib, i tried ps -ef |grep /var/lib/dpkg/ but i never even thought of grep apt
[18:00] <thiebaude> never mix and match
[18:00] <aresnick> thiebaude: I see; OK--thanks!
[18:01] <jrib> Bradj47: ps -ef won't tell you what files a program is using
[18:01] <thiebaude> aresnick, no problem
[18:01] <grumpy> how set channel?
[18:01] <BBUB-Ebay> i tried uesing the 904 live cd and no luck, i eavon tryed add remoive programs, and the simpak manager
[18:02] <BBUB-Ebay> on the live cd
[18:02]  * Bradj47 tries |grep apt now that lsof didn't work
[18:03] <Bradj47> there was a process owned by root called /usr/lib/apt/methods/http which i killed but it still won't let me install using apt-get
[18:04] <jrib> Bradj47: you should use ubottu's command without -k then do what it says if that doesn't turn anything up
[18:04] <BBUB-Ebay> i did down and burnt ubuntu rescue remix 904 to cd , how ever i dont know how to use the shell comande
[18:04] <Sanchez1> Jaunty (9.04) detects my cell phone as a mobile broadband device when I plug it via USB.  I want to access the phone as a USB storage device so I can manipulate the photographs and other files on the device.  I've googled for a solution and found nothing.  Can anyone point me in the right direction?  The phone is a Sony-Ericcson w350a.
[18:04] <Bradj47> jrib: can you re-print ubottu's command? i'm using irssi and i can't scroll up
[18:04] <oak> if anyone can help me with webcam issues. Issue involves pwc drivers and installing them
[18:04] <JonathanEllis> Sanchez1: Can you take out the memory card and put it in a card reader?
[18:05] <Dr_Willis> Sanchez1:  for my phones theres a menu item in the phones to use 'usb storage' or 'usb data'
[18:05] <ankur> I am trying to configure WG111v3 netgear usb wireless adapter on jaunty...I can see the network (WPA encryption) but cannot connect to it...
[18:05] <jrib> Bradj47: /lastlog ubottu    (or use PageUp or Shift-PageUp)
[18:06] <Bradj47> jrib: ty, i didn't know i could do that lol
[18:06] <Sanchez1> I'm not using a memory card, although I can install one.  Right now, I just want to use the phone's built in memory.  @Dr_Willis: My phone has that too, but using that menu has no effect.
[18:06] <siinz> hello again all...
[18:06] <Two4> WG111s are extremely temperamental, they are usually only good for lighting cigars and dropping connections
[18:06] <jrib> Bradj47: lastlog is incredibly useful, yes
[18:06] <ikonia> !give ikonia a test
[18:06] <ankur> it was working a while ago...but after some packages upgrade...just stopped working
[18:06] <Dr_Willis> Sanchez1:  perhaps iot has tobe enabled befor the phone is plugged in.
[18:06] <Sanchez1> Jaunty detects the phone as a broadband device before I do anything with the menu.
[18:07] <oak> help me with webcam issues. Issue involves pwc drivers and installing them.
[18:07] <Bradj47> jrib: i used ubottu's command without the -k and it gave me a usage on that command
[18:07] <jrib> Bradj47: can you paste what you ran?
[18:08] <Bradj47> pastebin right?
[18:08] <jrib> Bradj47: it's one line, just paste here :)
[18:08] <Bradj47> brad@rockstar:~/Desktop/php-5.3.0$ sudo fuser -vi
[18:08] <Bradj47> brad@rockstar:~/Desktop/php-5.3.0$ sudo fuser -vi
[18:08] <Sanchez1> I've also tried selected "USB storage device" before plugging in the phone.  Sometimes my machine will see a USB device but not let me access it; sometimes it sees nothing.
[18:08] <jrib> Bradj47: you missed the part after the i
[18:09] <Bradj47> oh lol
[18:09] <BBUB-Ebay> thanks for the try.... ill try agian a bit later.
[18:09] <gOLDfeesh> I get the following trying to compile realvnc .. TcpSocket.cxx:421: error: ‘atoi’ was not declared in this scope
[18:10] <oak> help me with webcam issues. Issue involves pwc drivers and installing them.
[18:10] <Bradj47> jrib: sweet, it worked
[18:10] <Bradj47> thanks a lot
[18:10] <llutz> !repeat | oak
[18:10] <jrib> Bradj47: what was it in the end?
[18:11] <Bradj47> jrib: /var/lib/dpkg/lock:
[18:11] <al80> what is the best newsreader for ubuntu?
[18:11] <jrib> !best | al80
[18:11] <Two4> !best
[18:11] <JonathanEllis> Anyone know of a bpm counter for linux? I had a great little windows app called beat.exe from www.micteam.se but unfortunately it doesnt work properly under wine. It works as follows. You choose how many bars of music to use. Then you double click and it starts timing. At the end of the phrase you double click again and it displays how many bars per minute and how many beats per minute. Its a great little app: because it uses several bars it automa
[18:11] <Nani> I am able to hear the login sound , but I am unable to hear the sound when playing the media player etc after booting.
[18:12] <Bradj47> al80: i use Thunderbird
[18:12] <darksmac> hey guys any one have lusck setting DWA-552 ( ath9k) into ap mode trying to set up linux server as router
[18:12] <Nani> please help;
[18:12] <razor__> i`m in difficult installing gtk themes what i have to do to donwload  package.theme and then install it trough appearance preferences
[18:12] <al80> the question means also what are your preferred newsreader? We are not computers, try to elaborate a little next time
[18:12] <JonathanEllis> !ask | Nani
[18:12] <siinz> so anyone know how to input a default gateway and get it to apply?
[18:12] <jrib> al80: the bot told you how to find out what people like, did you see his last line?
[18:13] <tsukasa> how can i join a wifi router with wpa via terminal? i googled it a bit and can't seem to get it to work
[18:14] <Dr_Willis> tsukasa:  last i did that i cheated and followed the arch-linux wiki page on the topic :)
[18:14] <al80> all these rules are simply ridicolous
[18:14] <Dr_Willis> tsukasa:  but that was about 8mo ago
[18:14] <Dr_Willis> al80:  check thepackage manager.. see what ones suite your needs try them out.
[18:14] <Nani> I am able to hear the login sound when the ubuntu 9.04 is booting up,after booting of the windows is complete I am unable to hear any sound ,My volume is set to its maximum, I am unable to hear any sounds of any format (ogg,mp3 etc) both the volume control on the panel and volume control in the media player are set to its maximum.
[18:15] <Dr_Willis> Ive only used PAN becaise its good for a binary grabber
[18:15] <JonathanEllis> al80: The rules are there to streamline the channel and make it easier for people to answer questions
[18:15] <jrib> al80: did you ask BestBot yet?
[18:15] <al80> I don't know what is this bestbot
[18:16] <jrib> al80: "ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots"
[18:16] <siinz> network issues anyone know how to fix em?
[18:17] <al80> very interesting: The BESTEST newsreader is pan, because 1 people (100%) said so! Follow in order, knode
[18:17] <tanath> can anyone help me with a video card issue? i have a video card where everything is tinted yellow - even at the bios screen, and vlc won't play videos. yet mplayer can play videos fine - and with proper colour
[18:17] <Dr_Willis> pan sucks for actually reading the news.. :)
[18:18] <wanderer316> Any info on how to get sound to work on a dell inspiron?
[18:18] <siinz> tanath: if everything is tinted yellow are you sure its not a monitor problem?
[18:18] <al80> anyway, i was interested on a feature. Do you know a newsreader that can order THREADS like google groups does? Ordering by last answer...
[18:18] <Nani> Please help me, I am unable to hear the sound in my ubuntu 9.04 after it has loaded completely , I can hear the ubuntu login sound. The volume control in the panel and volume control in the media player are set to its maximum.
[18:18] <naxa> hi! can someone help me to set up miniupnpd? (general linux question, i use openwrt on my router)
[18:18] <tanath> siinz, yep. other card works fine (using it now)
[18:18] <Dishtroyer> Question: Ubuntu wont start. It keeps asking me for a root password and I don't know it.
[18:18] <tanath> siinz, and i tried playing with the monitor settings on that card and couldn't fix it
[18:19] <tanath> siinz, dropping green all the way down came close, but stil didn't look right
[18:19] <JonathanEllis> !sound | Nani
[18:19] <siinz> well i dont know enough to be much help besides asking that...i've seen that alot lately where a monitor has a tint to it but its all been cable or monitor issues
[18:19] <Dr_Willis> Dishtroyer:  is this your system? or where did it come from? root password is not set by default.. try the first user (admin users) password perhaps
[18:20] <naxa> Dr_Willis: i think somehow ubuntu starts in recovery mode for him
[18:20] <tanath> siinz, this appears to be the card. but it's weird that mplayer can play vids with proper colour
[18:20] <naxa> Dishtroyer: maybe ubuntu starts in recovery mode? (this is the case when it asks for password for me)
[18:21] <darksmac> Question: hey guys any one have luck setting DWA-552 ( ath9k) into ap mode trying to set up linux server as router
[18:21] <JonathanEllis> Nani: If you double click on the volume control icon in the panel at the top of the screen it opens a mixer. Is it possible that the single slider in the panel is mapped to the wrong slider in the mixer? That was an issue for me. If you right click on the volume control in the panel you can choose which slider it controls
[18:21] <siinz> tanath: dual boot?
[18:21] <Besogon> How can I make a new variable? Can't it be done with "echo $"????
[18:21] <Dishtroyer> Dr_Willis: Yes this is my system. I have tried several passwords but none have worked
[18:22] <tanath> siinz, nope
[18:22] <joaopinto> Besogon, if you mean a shell variable, abc=1
[18:22] <llutz> Besogon: export VAR="content"
[18:22] <Dr_Willis> Besogon:  you may wan tto read teh advanced bash scripting guide.. or other tutorials to learn all about variables.
[18:22] <wanderer316> Thanks - actulaay I couldnt use alsa I had to pick another and it worked.
[18:23] <shawn_> Is Ubuntu the most used Linux distribution?
[18:23] <tsukasa> ok found something but when i run sudo iwconfig wlan0 key s:myasciikey i get Error for wireless request "Set Encode" (8B2A) :SET failed on device wlan0 ; Invalid argument.
[18:24] <Dr_Willis> shawn_:  depends on the job a hand  i imagine theres others that are more common for servers... or  research.
[18:24] <shawn_> Dr_Willis I mean for home use
[18:24] <llutz> who cares?
[18:25] <Dr_Willis> shawn_:  hard to get real #s on that.   since no one is required to register.
[18:25] <razor__> how to check my hardware configuration trought the terminal
[18:26] <Mert> I have a problem with LAMP can anyone help me?
[18:26] <Besogon> llutz, Im interested in $FC__DEBUG variable (for test fonts mathing in fontconf). So I should do (export $FC__DEBUG="1") don't I?
[18:26] <Dishtroyer> nana: Its trying to do an automatic FSCK but can't, so it sends me to open a shell, and asks for a password
[18:26] <llutz> Besogon: export FC_DEBUG=1   without $
[18:27] <Besogon> llutz, thanks
[18:28] <Mert> I need to copy folder /var/www from a .rar file ubuntu doesn't allow me?
[18:29] <joaopinto> !sudo | Mert
[18:29] <siinz> network help anyone?
[18:29] <siinz> anyone good with networks?
[18:29] <HeckleJeckle> slinz: specifically?
[18:30] <Mert> can't I do it without using command line
[18:31] <Kvik_sverige> Hi everyone
[18:31] <runa_> which one is better in terms of quality skype or ekiga. do you advise any other voip?
[18:31] <siinz> hecklejeckle: default gateway manual input is my guess
[18:31] <Kvik_sverige> How are we to day
[18:31] <joaopinto> runa_, skype works fine for me, can't comment about ekiga
[18:32] <siinz> hecklejeckle: i have my wireless adapter working fine...however i cant connect to the network for my internet on my own...im currently piggy backing off a friend
[18:32] <HeckleJeckle> slinz: edit connections not working?
[18:32] <HazeFaze> runa_: if you want to use a webcam mostly skype is more compfortable in my experience
[18:32] <Kvik_sverige> runa_, I'm useing skypy for skype
[18:32] <HeckleJeckle> slinz: what do you mean piggy backing?
[18:32] <siinz> hecklejeckle: i dont believe it is...im new to linux...but in network tools my default gateway with netstat is still 0.0.0.0
[18:32] <siinz> hecklejeckle: even though i input it into network manager correctly
[18:33] <tsukasa> also running iwlist wlan0 scan shows no scan results. and since i cant set encryption i'm guessing its the driver for it that doesnt know what to do?
[18:33] <siinz> hecklejeckle: im connected to him via wire...hes connected to the net
[18:33] <HeckleJeckle> slinz: your connected to his wireless router?
[18:34] <siinz> hecklejeckle: no his laptop...im currently in iraq and we dont have the option of a consistantly viable wired connection...
[18:34] <HeckleJeckle> slinz: are you connecting directly with eth from your laptop to his laptop?
[18:34] <siinz> hecklejeckle: yes
[18:34] <muhittin> hi
[18:34] <HeckleJeckle> slinz; straight eth or cross over ?
[18:34] <totti> hi
[18:34] <Nq6> Alguem na sala fala português?
[18:34] <muhittin> how are you
[18:35] <erUSUL> !br | Nq6
[18:35] <HeckleJeckle> slinz: a regular eth wire for peer to peer will most likely not work
[18:35] <siinz> hecklejeckle: straight eth...turned network sharing on for his connection and it lets me on no problems
[18:35] <runa_> i cant get skype to do the videoconferece so i was thinking to move to another ...
[18:35] <blixt> greets! why do i get this error when i try to install the unstripped decoders? 'corrupted filesystem tarfile - corrupted package archive'
[18:35] <HeckleJeckle> slinz: so you can 'see' his computer?
[18:36] <HeckleJeckle> slinz: and ping it?
[18:36] <siinz> hecklejeckle: yes
[18:36] <HazeFaze> runa_: which version of ubuntu are you running?
[18:36] <blixt> should i edit the permitted repositories? how do i know what repositories to add?
[18:36] <HeckleJeckle> slinz: is he running windows?
[18:37] <siinz> hecklejeckle: yes
[18:37] <runa_> 9.04
[18:37] <HeckleJeckle> what are you entering as the gateway, his ip address of the ip of his gateway?
[18:37] <HazeFaze> blixt: I would recommend to empty the cache directory of apt
[18:38] <runa_> skype 2.0
[18:38] <runa_> i think
[18:38] <blixt> aha! that whould be sudo apt ??
[18:38] <HazeFaze> runa_: and what kind of webcam?
[18:38] <erUSUL> blixt: sudo apt-get clean
[18:38] <blixt> great thnx  will do
[18:38] <josh0x0> Hey guys, is there any logical explanation of why my resolution got fubar'd to 1024x768 from 1680x1050 after rebooting from windows via dualboot?
[18:38] <josh0x0> (Ubuntu 9.04 btw)
[18:39] <ikonia> josh0x0: windows won't effect your ubuntu install
[18:39] <HazeFaze> josh0x0: what video card ?
[18:39] <Keiffer> what navigation software can i use on linux? like igo or so..
[18:39] <josh0x0> ikonia: i didn't think it would but it's odd that it was prefectly fine the last time I used it.
[18:39] <josh0x0> HazeFaze: Nvidia 7600
[18:40] <runa_> HazeFaze i mean videchat with more than one person
[18:40] <ikonia> josh0x0: probably an update (such as a kernel update) that hadn't taken effect until your next reboot (after booting into windows)
[18:40] <runa_> the vidochat works
[18:40] <deviL_night> if i run command "Sudo apt-get clean", is the file which i downloaded will be delete ??
[18:41] <earmbrust> I'm having some trouble. I don't know how to load Ubuntu onto my computer.
[18:41] <llutz> deviL_night: 1st you'll get an error
[18:41] <earmbrust> Can someone help me?
[18:41] <josh0x0> ikonia: perhaps, but how can I get it back to normal?  this kinda thing has happened before and I think the last time I had to reinstall ubuntu entirely because reinstalling the nvidia drivers never seemed to help
[18:41] <Two4> earmbrust, how are you trying to do that?
[18:41] <HazeFaze> runa_: I am not sure but I belive skype 2.0 only supports multiple video chats on windows- but not sure
[18:41] <Keiffer> what navigation software can i use on linux? like igo or so..
[18:41] <llutz> Keiffer: try navit
[18:42] <earmbrust> I put the DVD in the slot and it makes a click but it just says the same thing every time I turn it on
[18:42] <Two4> earmbrust, are you doing this from windows?
[18:42] <HazeFaze> earmbrust: do you try to boot from this dvd or only put it in while running windows?
[18:43] <earmbrust> I put it in the slot and then reboot the computer but Ubuntu never starts.
[18:43] <tanath_> siinz, i would think it couldn't be a driver issue 'cause it's same at bios
[18:43] <Two4> you need to set your bios to boot from you disc drive
[18:43] <HazeFaze> earmbrust: you need to check in the bios the Boot Option to boot from ddv / cdrom
[18:43] <karan> deos anyone know any mp3 players under 200 bucks that have wifi web browser, and youtube other than the itouch?
[18:44] <earmbrust> It boots from other disks, though
[18:44] <karan> other than the zune hd too..
[18:44] <HazeFaze> earmbrust: what kind of dvd image have you burned?
[18:44] <karan> cause i live in canada
[18:45] <earmbrust> I don't know, my friend made the disc for me.
[18:45] <Two4> earmbrust, did you check the MD5sum of the downloaded image file?
[18:45] <HazeFaze> then this is maybe the problem, download a now .iso file and burn it
[18:45] <karan> deos anyone know the ubuntu of topic channel??
[18:45] <llutz> !ot
[18:45] <earmbrust> He said that he check it, and it should boot just fine.  He said it will run on pretty much anything.
[18:46] <earmbrust> Does it matter who makes my computer?
[18:46] <deviL_night> i've a trouble... i can't update "glibc-source" packet.. if i do it, i update manager will be show this error "W: Failed to fetch http://192.168.10.206:3142/dl2.foss-id.web.id/ubuntu/pool/universe/g/glibc/glibc-source_2.9-4ubuntu6.1_all.deb
[18:46] <deviL_night>   Hash Sum mismatch"
[18:46] <HazeFaze> just give it a try - or doe you not own a burner?
[18:46] <deviL_night> why??
[18:46] <earmbrust> I don't have a burner, that's why he made the disc.
[18:47] <HazeFaze> earmbrust: then check wubi -> http://wubi-installer.org/
[18:47] <WhiteCrow1> hi guys
[18:47] <jacobix> hola
[18:47] <erUSUL> !es | jacobix
[18:47] <razor__> i can open *.png file with gnome viewer what should i install
[18:48] <earmbrust> Maybe I should tell you what the screen says when I boot, so it will make more sense?
[18:48] <Casper1> hi I'm trying to use a custom icon but cant seem to get it to work help please?
[18:48] <earmbrust> I think Ubuntu doesn't like my system
[18:48] <HazeFaze> deviL_night: why do you use this repository? I think it non official
[18:48] <jacobix> bye
[18:49] <HazeFaze> earmbrust: what kind of system do oyu run?
[18:50] <karan> deos anyone know an mp3 player with a web browser and youtube
[18:50] <Casper1> can some1 help me with using a custom icon
[18:50] <karan> other than the zune hd or itouch
[18:50] <n8bounds> @karan, you mean besides iPhone and Pre?
[18:50] <deviL_night> HazeFaze: thank's haze,, i'll change it
[18:50] <ward> hello I installed some ubuntustudio packages on my kubuntu installation (Audio and graphics) but now I get the KDE startup screen + login but then I get the gnome UI. How can I fix this to just have the needed programs provided with the packages but in KDE
[18:50] <earmbrust> It says: **** COMMODORE 64 BASIC V2 ****   64K RAM SYSTEM  38911 BASIC BYTES FREE  READY.
[18:50] <karan> isnt the pre a phone?
[18:50] <earmbrust> It's says it's a Commodore 64.  Is that 64 bit?
[18:50] <WhiteCrow1> i cant't run sudo modprobe fuse , how can i run this ?
[18:50] <HazeFaze> lol earmbrust well done
[18:51] <n8bounds> @ward, i think you can do a sudo dpkg-reconfiugre kdm
 an archos is way too expensive..
[18:51] <HazeFaze> karan: have you check the latest amarok player?
[18:51] <earmbrust> HazeFaze: :)
[18:51] <karan> and i dont like cowon
[18:51] <earmbrust> Catch you cats later. :)
[18:51] <karan> amarok sells mp3 players?
[18:51] <Casper1> can some1 help me with using a custom icon
[18:51] <ward> n8bounds: did that but nothing
[18:51] <shawn_> Are there any free MMOs available for Linux?
[18:52] <n8bounds> i mispelled configure
[18:52] <n8bounds> did you?
[18:52] <HazeFaze> sry karan missunderstood you
[18:52] <Two4> !gmaes
[18:52] <Two4> !games
[18:52] <HazeFaze> Casper1: where do you want to use the icon?
[18:52] <Casper1> with an application launcher in wine
[18:52] <frt975> I can't compile ffox:checking whether the C++ compiler (c++ -GL -wd4624 -wd4952 -LTCG) works... no
[18:52] <frt975> configure: error: installation or configuration problem: C++ compiler cannot create executables.
[18:52] <karan> deos anyone know anything i can sell in my house for around 200 dollars?
[18:52] <WhiteCrow1> everyone can help me ?????:-/
[18:53] <n8bounds> http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/how-to-switch-between-gdm-and-kdm-on-ubuntu/
[18:53] <n8bounds> @shawn_, have you looked at MUDs?
[18:53] <Two4> karan, make a baby and sell it. or sell your console or something
[18:53] <shawn_> n8bounds MUDs are text based right?
[18:53] <n8bounds> yar
[18:53] <Casper1> HazeFace: I saved it as an ico and a svg and a png. none of them work. also made sure it was the same size as the other fonts in that folder
[18:53] <karan> no
[18:54] <karan> i need my 360
[18:54] <n8bounds> i used to play DragonRealms (not free), got me hooked on txt-based MUDs
[18:54] <shawn_> n8bounds If I could find a decent MUD that was free yeah Id love them
[18:54] <karan> i do have like  a giant stack of like 300 linux distros ling around..
[18:54] <n8bounds> @Casper1, what are you trying to do, exactly?
[18:54] <Pici> !offtopic
[18:54] <frt975> @casper go to preferences and click on the current icon
[18:54] <cov> How do I report this (using Karmic): W: Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/gcc-4.4/libgfortran3_4.4.1-4ubuntu1_i386.deb 404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.88.46 80]
[18:54] <n8bounds> http://www.mudconnect.com/top10.html
[18:55] <k1dugar> hello, In grub package update-grub is missing or replace by some other method, can someone say me how to update grub entry way update-grub does
[18:55] <llutz> !karmic | cov
[18:55] <ScabbyMadman> hi
[18:55] <n8bounds> @cov, try doing an apt-get update
[18:55] <Casper1> n8sounds: trying to use a custom icon for an application launcher
[18:55] <ScabbyMadman> can anyone tell me how to toggle back to the regular desktop from The  Netbook Remix?
[18:55] <n8bounds> @Casper1, in gnome?
[18:55] <ward> n8bounds: I don't think I'm on GDM
[18:55] <Casper1> frt975: i did that
[18:56] <Casper1> n8bounds: yes
[18:56] <siinz> erm...hecklejeckle still in here?
[18:56] <siinz> had to reboot
[18:56] <ward> if I try dpg-reconfigure gdm he tells me that gdm isnt installed
[18:56] <frt975> @Casper open the launcher in gedit
[18:57] <n8bounds> Casper1: you just click on the icon box and select a supported graphic file: http://drbrainiac.wordpress.com/2007/11/04/how-to-create-custom-desktop-launchers-in-ubuntu-gnome/
[18:57] <scream> I'm told that karmic beta or the release candidate is available, where can I get it?
[18:57] <scream> nevermind
[18:57] <n8bounds> @ward, reinstall gdm then with sudo aptitude install gdm or sudo aptitude reinstall gdm
[18:57] <scream> I misread that date :)
[18:57] <siinz> or can someone else try to help me with my network issue?
[18:57] <siinz> if heckle isnt available or here anymore
[18:57] <shawn_> Okay so I have Ubuntu running in a dual display in twinview but when I open a fullscreen game it makes it fullscreen covering both screens and only takes up a little bit of both screens in the middle... How can I make it only display full screen on one of my screens
[18:58] <n8bounds> @siinz, whats going on?
[18:58] <HazeFaze> ScabbyMadman: check "desktop-switcher" on shell
[18:58] <k1dugar> hello, in package grub what  had replace update-grub command\
[18:58] <grumpy> join #ubuntu-hu
[18:59] <siinz> n8bounds: okay i just installed intrepid on my toshiba L305D laptop...ndiswrapper'd the wireless...im semi certain network manager isnt working to use the default gateway im inputting...
[18:59] <sman> I wish to copy over the ubuntu install iso to my pendrive, boot off the pendrive and install ubuntu from it on my eeepc (does not have a CD drive)
[18:59] <Casper1> n8bounds: thats for older versions of linux
[18:59] <Casper1> im using 9.04
[18:59] <sman> how do I do it so that it works?
[19:00] <n8bounds> @siinz, here's how you check: sudo route -n ;
[19:00] <n8bounds> @sman, using usb-creator would be easier
[19:00] <siinz> n8bounds: im currently online using a friends laptop(which is vista) his net connection(with network sharing on) and an ethernet cable
[19:00] <siinz> n8bounds: okay i have no default gateway
[19:01] <ScabbyMadman> HazeFaze, thanks dont have it and for some reason It aint available through apt either
[19:01] <n8bounds> Casper1: what version are you using? on my 9.04, when i create a custom launcher, i can click on the ugly springboard thing and choose a file to assign as its icon
[19:01] <siinz> n8bounds: how can i enter it manually besides network manager? i know what it needs to be but not how to get it to work
[19:01] <n8bounds> siinz: the manual is man route
[19:01] <llutz> siinz: sudo route add default gw <gw-ip>
[19:01] <HazeFaze> ScabbyMadman: in the Preferences Menu ist should be available by default
[19:01] <ScabbyMadman> hmm ok
[19:02] <n8bounds> siinz: but you should be able to sudo route add default gw 192.168.1.1 or whatever
[19:02] <HazeFaze> I rememeber it was in the same menu as Screen Resoultion etc - @ ScabbyMadman
[19:02] <michael__> olá
[19:02] <siinz> llutz: no such process
[19:02] <Casper1> n8bounds:  9.04. i did click the spring, but my custom icon doesnt come up in the menu
[19:02] <michael__> alguém do brasil ai  ?
[19:02] <michael__> kkk
[19:02] <erUSUL> !br
[19:02] <n8bounds> Casper1: you have to change the address to the location of the icon
[19:02] <n8bounds> Casper1: and it cant be an .ico file
[19:02] <fotoserv1> !java
[19:03] <fotoserv1> >.<
[19:03] <ScabbyMadman> hmm HazeFaze dont have it but Im using a really early ver of Remix glued onto hh804
[19:03] <HazeFaze> @ ScabbyMadman I belive it was named "Switch Desktop Mode"
[19:03] <ScabbyMadman> so I guess I gotta  get the source
[19:03] <Casper1> n8bounds: doesnt show up still. even if i hit ctrl-h
[19:03] <ScabbyMadman> dont have that either HazeFaze
[19:03] <siinz> n8bounds: it gave me "no such process"
[19:03] <linked_> hi, i'm running jaunty on an imac, and xserver is doing extremely funky stuff. tried a reinstall ~a week ago, but still, certain shades of orange show up pink, 80% of the time mouse can't interact with the window (i can't click on anything in xchat right now). can anyone point me in the right direction?
[19:03] <fotoserv1> what about !java on !dapper*
[19:04] <fotoserv1> ?**
[19:04] <llutz> siinz: go read how to setup your wireless without networkmanager (ifupdown, interfaces)
[19:04] <n8bounds> Casper1: the path must be wrong or the file must be invalid, or you dont have proper perms to it, that's the only explanations i can come up with
[19:04] <HazeFaze> ScabbyMadman: have you ever updated your remix instance?
[19:04] <erUSUL> fotoserv1: do the same. install sun-java5-jre or jdk
[19:04] <n8bounds> siinz: link me to a pastebin of the output of ifconfig -a
[19:05] <Casper1> n8bounds: how do i change the permisions? i am admin on the computer tho so i dont think thats it
[19:05] <fotoserv1> whoever said it to me, TY
[19:05] <fotoserv1> (irssi failed)
[19:05] <ScabbyMadman> umm well not if it doesent do it through the  regular mechanism such as the package management system
[19:05] <siinz> n8bounds: pastebin just being a paste right(new to linux)
[19:05] <Casper1> n8bounds: and i tried every file extension that has to do with images
[19:05] <WhiteCrow1> anybody can help me ??????
[19:05] <ScabbyMadman> so HazeFaze not that Im aware
[19:05] <Guest215> hai...
[19:05] <areay> how can i setup my mixer so i can control individual applications? right now i can only play sound through one app at a time and it's annoying me
[19:05] <HazeFaze> ScabbyMadman: which version are you running ? cat /etc/lsb-release
[19:05] <n8bounds> siinz: http://pastebin.com/m26433575
[19:06] <zebastian> i have a laptop, i know this is not ubuntu related, but let's say it was, are subnetbooks better on average than laptops? is it possible to install ubuntu on a eeepc?
[19:06] <WhiteCrow1> :-D
[19:06] <n8bounds> Casper1: you just tell gnome where the dir of the file IS and choose if from the resulting list, if it doesnt like your file's format, or cant read/open it, then it wont show it to you
[19:06] <HazeFaze> zebastian: yes there is a special eeepc distribution
[19:06] <ScabbyMadman> HazeFaze, 8.04
[19:06] <Casper1> n8bounds: sigh i give up
[19:07] <Casper1> n8bounds: thx anyway
[19:07] <n8bounds> Casper1: sure, sorry
[19:07] <siinz> n8bounds: http://pastebin.com/m5fd31b60
[19:07] <Otacon22> Is the ubuntu keyserver already down?
[19:08] <Guest215> wanna fuck me
[19:08] <linked_> can anyone help me figure out why xserver won't let me click on anything in any window, but still switches workspaces fine, lets me type (but not key combo) in xchat, i can maximize/restore but not stretch or move this window
[19:08] <HazeFaze> in 8.04 Desktop Switch should be available - all repositories are enabled?
[19:09] <siinz> n8bounds: you get the pastebin thing?
[19:09] <linked_> sometimes, if i close all open windows, the next window i open will respond to clicks until i open a second window(or tab in firefox), then everything stops working
[19:09] <n8bounds> siinz: nice. so you have an ethernet conneciton on the 192.168.0/24 network and a wifi connection on the 130.130.4.32/28 network..??? that's pretty exotic
[19:10] <n8bounds> linked_: is your window manager broken? can you see the maximize, minimize and close buttons?
[19:10] <siinz> n8bounds: right now...as i said im connected to the net through a friends laptop
[19:10] <n8bounds> linked_: try running metacity --replace
[19:10] <linked_> n8bounds, i see the buttons and all proper WM decorations
[19:10] <linked_> n8bounds, it does this persistently after reboots
[19:10] <linked_> since xchat is open, i can't even click anything in gnome-panel
[19:11] <areay> can anyone tell me why i can only hear sound from one application at a time
[19:11] <n8bounds> siinz: sorry, right. i think your trouble is trying to be on two nets at once, take the eth0 iface down and trouble shoot one at time
[19:11] <linked_> but i can still ctrl+alt+left to go to next desktop, etc (where i can't click on desktop icons)
[19:11] <n8bounds> linked_: are you using compiz, or no?
[19:11] <DonBrazini> linked,does it lag or take time when u switch?
[19:12] <linked_> n8bounds, yup
[19:12] <linked_> DonBrazini, nope
[19:12] <n8bounds> linked_: try turning it off
[19:12] <bishop> hey
[19:12] <linked_> n8bounds, can i do that from tty0?
[19:12] <siinz> n8bounds: even when im not on the net from a link to his comp i cant get onto my wifi...theres no default gateway on wireless
[19:12] <n8bounds> linked_: killall compiz.real or something
[19:12] <linked_> thx
[19:12] <n8bounds> linked_: search through ps for compiz
[19:13] <linked_> n8bounds, killall compiz.real worked
[19:13] <linked_> wm is gone
[19:13] <linked_> still can't click gnomepanel or desktop icons
[19:13] <linked_> or anything in xchat
[19:13] <fotoserv1> E: Couldn't find package sun-java5-jre
[19:13] <fotoserv1> 1
[19:13] <fotoserv1> !!!
[19:13] <kp> Hi, boot selection shows 3 option to select the os and all options are as follows "Ubuntu 9.04 kernel 2.6.28-15-generic (recovery mode), Ubuntu 9.04 kernel 2.6.28-14-generic is it a bug?
[19:13] <n8bounds> siinz: the dhcp server (in this case, your friends laptop) tells your dhcp client what its default gw should be
[19:13] <bishop> leaving
[19:14] <soreau> linked_: You should run metacity --replace to kill compiz so you have gnomes default WM running
[19:14] <n8bounds> linked_: can you hit ALT+F2 and get a command prompt? if so can you do the metacity --replace thing?
[19:14] <siinz> n8bounds: i manually entered that before for the wireless and still nothing
[19:14] <siinz> n8bounds: no change in my default gateway
[19:14] <soreau> linked_: You can start it by running DISPLAY=:0 metacity from tty
[19:14] <linked_> can't keycombo to open runbox or a terminal... metacity --replace gives a "can't open xserver error" when i try from another term
[19:15] <linked_> soreau, awesome, beat me to it :)
[19:15] <n8bounds> siinz: im not sure what to tell you, i dont even know what the default gw should be for that windows-shared-network thing you have there
[19:15] <WhiteCrow1> can anyone tell me how to install and use encfs in ubuntu 9.4 ???
[19:15] <DonBrazini> try reinstalling compiz
[19:15] <Lopss> hmm
[19:15] <soreau> linked_: I am known for answering questions before they are asked ;)
[19:15] <linked_> ok, i have a WM back, but still no click functions
[19:15] <linked_> nothing responds
[19:15] <n8bounds> sometimes compiz just sucks
[19:15] <soreau> DonBrazini: That will effectively do nothing
[19:15] <linked_> methinks xserver, not my WM
[19:16] <DonBrazini> soreau,it did for me
[19:16] <linked_> did i mention certain shades of orange show up bright pink?
[19:16] <linked_> half of the mozilla start page, for example
[19:16] <n8bounds> linked_: do you have another user on this box? you could always add one from the tty, but i wonder if this isnt just some screwed up profile
[19:16] <soreau> linked_: Have you tried restarting X yet?
[19:16] <linked_> the xchat icon
[19:16] <linked_> n8bounds, i'll try that, good idea
[19:16] <n8bounds> linked_: okay, nevermind, its something worse
[19:16] <linked_> soreau, persistent past a reboot
[19:17] <linked_> i tried installing the colors profile from the mac harddrive
[19:17] <linked_> that changed nothing
[19:17] <soreau> linked_: Then try with a different user to see if its anything in $HOME
[19:17] <WhiteCrow1> :'(  Please SEE me :'(
[19:17] <n8bounds> linked_, what is this graphics card anyway? ohhh ur on a MAC
[19:17] <linked_> imac, i think 21 inch
[19:17] <soreau> WhiteCrow1: You are invisible
[19:17] <n8bounds> linked_, is this the Intel graphics, nVidia or ATI
[19:17] <linked_> borrowed it from work, couldn't figure out how to use OSX :-p
[19:17] <linked_> intel, i think
[19:17] <n8bounds> little 13-incher?
[19:17] <linked_> i have intel packages installed, and the driver advisor says no restricted packages are needed
[19:18] <soreau> linked_: lspci|grep VGA
[19:18] <DonBrazini> intel sucks
[19:18] <WhiteCrow1> soreau: can u tell me how can i install and use encfs in ubuntu 9.4
[19:18] <soreau> ! info encfs
[19:19] <soreau> WhiteCrow1: Some sort of fs encryption?
[19:19] <linked_> oh hot damn
[19:19] <linked_> it's an intel card
[19:19] <linked_> eerrr
[19:19] <sman> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick#Manual%20Approach doesn't explain how to copy the files from loop mount to usbstick under linux
[19:19] <linked_> i mean ATI
[19:19] <n8bounds> haha
[19:19] <sman> how should I do it
[19:19] <linked_> it's NOT an intel :)
[19:19] <FloodBot3> linked_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:19] <linked_> sorry FloodBot3
[19:19] <DonBrazini> linked,good for you,intel is bad.
[19:19] <n8bounds> sman, just use the usb-creator program
[19:20] <WhiteCrow1> soreau: i can speak EN very will but i can understand a little
[19:20] <n8bounds> linked_, try using the radeon or radeonhd drivers
[19:20] <linked_> what's the ati package for hd 2400 tx?
[19:20] <n8bounds> linked, the non-free driver is fglrx
[19:20] <soreau> WhiteCrow1: What is encfs supposed to do?
[19:20] <WhiteCrow1> soreau: can u more Description about this
[19:21] <poisonbit> is there any graphical interface for preseed file creation ?
[19:21] <linked_> n8bounds, better performance from that, right?
[19:21] <Austin_Guy> hello
[19:21] <Austin_Guy> all
[19:21] <sman> n8bounds: meh ok
[19:21] <Austin_Guy> ubuntu rocks!!
[19:21] <sman> :P
[19:21] <n8bounds> linked, yeah
[19:21] <JuJuBee> Is it possible to change the dns settings based on user logging in?
[19:21] <Austin_Guy> 9.0
[19:21] <rain> Hi, does anyone know what I do wrong?rain@rain-desktop:~/gcc-4.2.4$ make LANGUAGES="c c++" LIBGCC=/dev/null
[19:21] <rain> make: *** No targets. Stop.
[19:21] <Austin_Guy> recent convert
[19:21] <WhiteCrow1> soreau: encryption file and folder
[19:21] <FloodBot3> Austin_Guy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:21] <Austin_Guy> alright
[19:21] <Austin_Guy> any cool apps on ubuntu for iphone
[19:22] <Austin_Guy> apart from amarok
[19:22] <n8bounds> haha. you installed Ubuntu on your iPhone?? thats awesome
[19:22] <soreau> WhiteCrow1: I dont know anything about it. Try googling encfs ubuntu and click on some link from ubuntuforums
[19:22] <chadwin> thats crazy
[19:22] <linked_> k, xorg-driver-fglrx is already at newest version
[19:22] <lintunen> Is it possible to upgrade the kipi plugins in Jaunty to 0.6.0 ? I don't know how it all hangs together with KDE
[19:22] <linked_> reconfigure xserver?
[19:22] <DonBrazini> Ubuntu on iphone?amazing.
[19:22] <n8bounds> i know, i wanna see the write-up
[19:23] <JonathanEllis1> I need an application to determine beats per minute. It should work like this. The user sets up how many beats or bars in the phrase he wants to measure. The user then clicks at the start of a phrase and again at the end of the phrase. The app measures the time between the start and end clicks and then does a simple calculation using the number of beats in the phrase to determine the bpm. I have the feeling this could perhaps be done as a macro in
[19:23] <soreau> ! pm | WhiteCrow1
[19:23] <Austin_Guy> guys am not talking of ubuntu on iphone..I mean an application like (itune) to hook iphone to ubuntu
[19:23] <linked_> i think he meant he wants apps on his new ubuntu 9.0 desktop that are iphone compatible, like an itunes equiv?
[19:23] <Austin_Guy> linked u r so right
[19:23] <linked_> :D
[19:23] <Austin_Guy> thanks
[19:23] <n8bounds> Austin_Guy, we're just kidding
[19:23] <Austin_Guy> i know
[19:23] <DonBrazini> lol.
[19:23] <Austin_Guy> i just converted from crappy vista
[19:23] <Austin_Guy> for good
[19:24] <n8bounds> iphone + non-free OS = fail, unless you gain SSH access to the iphone
[19:24] <WebcamWonder> What is the syntax to redirect stderr and stdout?
[19:24] <poisonbit> how can i disable a WWAN assistant i get at every login in my lenovo ?
[19:24] <brous-ree> WebcamWonder-> use the >
[19:24] <llutz> WebcamWonder: cmd >foo 2>&1
[19:24] <n8bounds> 2>&1
[19:25] <llutz> WebcamWonder: redirects both to foo
[19:25] <WebcamWonder> Ahh, jeez always forgot that, thank you :)
[19:25] <marekw2143> hi all, how can I install package from .deb files?
[19:25] <WhiteCrow1> soreau: please see this page and i Jam in the 4. Once done, type ( i hope understand my goal)
[19:25] <n8bounds> marekw2143 sudo dpkg -i file.deb
[19:25] <linked_> so xorg.conf already says it uses fglrx ?
[19:25] <LjL> !gdebi | marekw2143
[19:25] <WhiteCrow1> soreau:http://www.nabble.com/Cannot-install-and-get-fuse-working,-always-%22FATAL:-Module-fuse-not-%09found%22-td25020116.html
[19:25] <linked_> so that's not the problem. neat, and i can click on gnome-panel again, but still nothing in xchat
[19:25] <marekw2143> ubottu: yep, but i don't have mouse connected ....
[19:26] <LjL> marekw2143: then what n8bounds said.
[19:27] <DonBrazini> marek,that was a command to do the same thing
[19:27] <azlon> i had a RAID-5, then i replaced my primary HDD, now i cant boot when i have the RAID HDDs connected
[19:27] <WhiteCrow1> soreau: u have any Idea ?????????
[19:27] <soreau> WhiteCrow1: Unfortunately, no
[19:27] <soreau> ! fuse WhiteCrow1
[19:27] <soreau> ! fuse  WhiteCrow1
[19:27] <azlon> how can i boot with a raid that is already made?
[19:27] <soreau> ! fuse | WhiteCrow1
[19:27] <LjL> !fuse | WhiteCrow1
[19:28] <soreau> Damn keyboard
[19:28] <marekw2143> i have one more question: on VirtualMachine with ubuntu 8.04 i installed through the apt-get install pyqt4, then copied all files from /var/cache/apt/archives to the machine where i want install pyqt4
[19:28] <marekw2143> is there any way to satisfay then all depenencies, and install pyqt4 with one command/
[19:29] <n8bounds> !mdadm | azlon
[19:29] <maxagaz> does someone understand LTSP ?
[19:29] <n8bounds> lol
[19:29] <WhiteCrow1> soreau: tnx dude Goodluke
[19:29] <choppyhorse> using totem to view streaming video through firefox: Can't preload video and watch it later.  If you hit pause it starts again from the beginning.  Any fix for this?
[19:29] <n8bounds> azlon, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID you basically want to mdadm --assemble
[19:29] <DonBrazini> use flash.lol.
[19:29] <choppyhorse> :/
[19:29] <LjL> marekw2143: how about "sudo apt-get install python-qt4"?
[19:30] <n8bounds> mazagaz, no, i don't think anyone does. i've never heard of its actual use outside of academia ;)
[19:30] <demonspork> are there any bootloader menus that allow the use of the mouse to select boot options?
[19:31] <soreau> demonspork: No
[19:32] <marekw2143> LjL: i tried this, apt get writes: the following packages have unmet dependencies: list of packages needed by pyqt4
[19:32] <n8bounds> demonspork, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_boot_loaders
[19:32] <DonBrazini> marek, unmet dependencies??reinstall the whole system
[19:32] <LjL> marekw2143: that means you have a broken APT somehow. please pastebin the whole thing
[19:32] <DonBrazini> you wont be able to install any package,no matter what.
[19:33] <megabraker> Hi did any one knows how to update my bt4?? pls
[19:33] <LjL> DonBrazini: don't be ridiculous now
[19:33] <llutz> marekw2143: sudo apt-get -f install
[19:33] <ryguy> can anyone help my with a conky 1.7.2 error?
[19:33] <DonBrazini> LjL, i tried everything,it always failed to install any package,and am serious.
[19:34] <azlon> hrmm
[19:34] <azlon> anybody have this issue with a raid before?
[19:34] <LjL> DonBrazini: i thought we weretalking about marekw2143
[19:34] <coz_> ryguy,  you can also go to   #conky   channel
[19:34] <DonBrazini> he has the case of unmet dependencies
[19:34] <Nq6> pidgim is defult on ubuntu 9.10?
[19:34] <DonBrazini> and hes failing to install the package
[19:34] <ryguy> coz_ went there, very dead there =p
[19:34] <DonBrazini> Nq6,yes
[19:35] <ricerocketeer> how do i get opengl 2.0 on an intel graphics card?
[19:35] <coz_> ryguy,  oh !   mmm   y ou might have to wait awhile in #conky then
[19:35] <ricerocketeer> !intel
[19:35] <DonBrazini> marek,try installing any package.
[19:36] <LjL> DonBrazini: there is not one "case of unmet dependencies".
[19:36] <LjL> marekw2143, can we have your pastebin, pleaes?
[19:36] <marekw2143> LjL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/278953/
[19:36] <DonBrazini> LjL,enlighten me how to install a package when u have the case of unmet dependencies.
[19:37] <LjL> DonBrazini: you fix the dependencies.
[19:37] <DonBrazini> How.?
[19:37] <Jordan_U> DonBrazini: What are you trying to install?
[19:37] <coz_> DonBrazini,  in terminal    sudo apt-get install -f
[19:37] <LjL> DonBrazini: that depends on why and how they're broken. if there were one SINGLE recipe, i wouldn't have asked for a pastebin, would i?
[19:37] <DonBrazini> coz,it didnt help.
[19:37] <coz_> mm
[19:38] <coz_> DonBrazini, are all of your repositories enabled?
[19:38] <DonBrazini> LjL,true,but i still say reinstalling is the best option.
[19:38] <coz_> DonBrazini,  which application is this?  do you have a link
[19:38] <Nq6> Pidgin and Empathy will be together in Ubuntu 9.10? I upgraded to Ubuntu and got both!
[19:38] <DonBrazini> coz,i had the problem,i had to reinstall.
[19:38] <LjL> marekw2143: do you have any strange repositories in your /etc/apt/sources.list ? you may want to pastebin that. also, try explicitly installing "libqt4-core" and the other mentioned packages separately and see what it tells you
[19:38] <Pici> Nq6 : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[19:39] <LjL> DonBrazini: then we might as well say "reinstall" to anyone wo comes here with a problem
[19:39] <Nq6> o
[19:39] <Nq6> ok
[19:39] <LjL> DonBrazini: you won't mind if we don't do that, will you?
[19:39] <marekw2143> LjL: generally that computer isn't connected to internet
[19:39] <BluDog_Anchorite> how can i rescue the MBR after an XP install?  back in the day, we poped in the linux disc, and ran "rescue system" and then "repair MBR"
[19:39] <DonBrazini> LjL,go on,help him,if you find a solution then tell me.
[19:39] <marekw2143> Ljl: and there is fresh installation of ubuntu 8.04
[19:39] <coz_> DonBrazini,   but which application gave you this dependecy error?
[19:39] <LjL> marekw2143: have you tried a "sudo apt-get update" before the install
[19:39] <Jordan_U> !grub | BluDog_Anchorite
[19:40] <DonBrazini> coz,AWN ,it troubled me a lot.
[19:40] <coz_> DonBrazini,  mm   ok  did you install AWn  with synaptic?
[19:41] <digerati> is there a way to create a virtual interface (sort of like tun) with a ssh session? (i.e. interface ssh0 for example)
[19:41] <DonBrazini> coz,no,i did sudo apt-get install avant-window-navigator.
[19:41] <coz_> DonBrazini,  ok let me try that here hold on
[19:42] <DonBrazini> then it showed unmet dependencies,and bang,had to reinstall after two days
[19:42] <Jordan_U> DonBrazini: Can you pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list and any files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ ?
[19:42] <fxfitz> Is it possible to set up postfix to have virtual users? I don't want to have a local unix account for every e-mail address.
[19:43] <DonBrazini> Jordan,i had this problem,i reinstalled.
[19:43] <coz_> DonBrazini, ok AWN installed with no dependency errors at all
[19:43] <coz_> DonBrazini,  perhaps your repositories are not all enabled ??
[19:44] <DonBrazini> yes it did on me after i re-installled,i dunno what happened that time
[19:44] <DonBrazini> and i havnt seen a single case where unmet dependencies were soved.
[19:44] <marekw2143> LjL; yeap, it may be the trick. On VM I did apt-get update and then copied all files from /var/cache/apt/archives
[19:45] <silversurfer> hi there
[19:45] <marekw2143> LjL; i'll try to use packages from /var/cache/apt/archives that are there when apt-get isnalling without update
[19:45] <DonBrazini> marek,good luck :P
[19:45] <Rosey> What is the program for mounting and burning ISOs?
[19:46] <shawn_> Daemen tools works great
[19:46] <Rosey> Mhm
[19:46] <Rosey> I used alcohol previously
[19:46] <cowbud> Rosey: most burning programs should burn isos in linux, and sudo mount -o loop file.iso to_some_diretory will mount it
[19:46] <cowbud> um this isn't #windows is it?
[19:46] <fxfitz> If I wanted to have virtual mailboxes on my ubuntu server, should I be editing dovecot or postfix settings?
[19:46] <DonBrazini> cowbud,lol.
[19:47] <cowbud> or are burning an ubuntu cd? :)
[19:47] <JonathanEllis1> Can anyone suggest an easy to use software development kit along the lines of Visual Basic? I need to make a very simple app along the lines of a spreadsheet or database macro. I have experience of programming macros in Excel and Access and a little Pascal from years ago
[19:47] <Rosey> lol
[19:47] <Rosey> ya
[19:47] <Rosey> I asked for it to be delivered but it's going to take weeks
[19:47] <cowbud> imgburn is really straight forward for burning isos and freeware
[19:47] <Rosey> sweet
[19:48] <Two4> does brasero not support .iso?
[19:48] <coz_> Two4,  it should
[19:48] <JonathanEllis1> !install
[19:48] <coz_> Two4,  are you trying to burn an ISO  ?
[19:48] <demonspork> cowbud, the problem with that method is that you can't unmount it without sudoing
[19:48] <pipa> JonathanEllis1: what about openoffice, or php or python etc...
[19:48] <coz_> Two4,   I prefer gnomebaker for burning iso images
[19:49] <JonathanEllis1> !install | Rosey
[19:49] <marekw2143> LjL: unfortunatelly it didn't help
[19:49] <Two4> I was rferring to Rosey's problem
[19:49] <demonspork> Rosey, I use gmount-iso (you can find it in synaptic) to mount isos, it is a nice graphical tool for doing it
[19:50] <Rosey> I see
[19:50] <ryguy> How can I find my desktop size (below and above my panels) in pixels?
[19:51] <Two4> ryguy, have you tried measuring it off of a screenshot?
[19:51] <JonathanEllis1> Rosey: There is some good information about burning an ubuntu cd at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto and how to check that your iso downloaded correctly at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM
[19:52] <Rosey> thank :)
[19:52] <Rosey> s^
[19:52] <ryguy> Two4, I guess that would work. Can I copy my screen (screenshot by pressing print screen) without actually saving it to a file?
[19:52] <KittyBoots> I am wondering, how to I change from firefox version 3.0 to version 3.5?
[19:52] <JonathanEllis1> pipa: Thanks. I will look into python and php
[19:52] <Two4> yes, it should have a 'copy to clipboard' option, ryguy
[19:53] <DonBrazini> kittyboots,sudo apt-get update and suso apt-get install firefox
[19:53] <ryguy> Two4: oh okay, Thank you my man
[19:53] <marekw2143> LjL: I installed all packages by hand using dpkg -i
[19:53] <Two4> that's an assumption, ryguy
[19:54] <Jordan_U> !ff35 | KittyBoots
[19:54] <marekw2143> LjL: thanks anyway
[19:54] <n8tuser> ryguy -> i think there is the tool  xli
[19:54] <ryguy> Two4: I'll just save it if it doesnt
[19:54] <Two4> no, I mean the 'my man'
[19:54] <ryguy> Two4: oh haha
[19:55] <DonBrazini> Two4,LMAO.
[19:55] <ryguy> =p
[19:55] <KittyBoots> ubottu: I installed 3.5, now how do I start it?
[19:55] <cowbud> demonspork: so you use fuse or what?
[19:55] <KittyBoots> ubottu: How do I make it my default?
[19:55] <kp> Hi, is there any Internet security software for Ubuntu
[19:56] <Two4> KittyBoots, ubottu is a bot. he cannot respond outside of stock responses
[19:56] <n8tuser> kp iptables or sometimes knows as firewall
[19:56] <Slart> kp: internet security? like a firewall? anti-virus?
[19:56] <webbb82> i keep seeing these screen shots of desktops and it looks like they have a terminal on there desktop like wallpaper  anyone know about it
[19:56] <KittyBoots> Two4: okay
[19:57] <demonspork> cowbud, you just need to add some more permissions options to give you permission to unmount it as user
[19:57] <fccf> kp: if you mean like norton, no ... but ubuntu comes complete with iptables (firewall)
[19:57] <metalf8801> is there a gparted like program that deals with LVM?
[19:57] <kp> Slart, its anti virus
[19:57] <x_> Good afternoon, everyone
[19:57] <KittyBoots> How do I make Firefox 3.5 my default browser?
[19:57] <ryguy> KittyBoots: Open firefox and look in the preferences
[19:57] <Slart> kp: there are some third party anti-virus available.. but for a home user it isn't really needed
[19:57] <Two4> launch firefox and look in the settings for a default browser option
[19:58] <Two4> I know it's there somewhere. Anyone know where it is?
[19:58] <Megabyte> I would like to build ubuntu 1.1.30, as there's no binary build currently available for Ubuntu. How can I do this safely and build a package for testing?
[19:58] <DonBrazini> it should ask itself
[19:58] <Megabyte> Or, if possible, get a package?
[19:58] <DonBrazini> if its not the default browser
[19:58] <Slart> kp: make sure you keep your ubuntu system updated and use common sense.. that together with the fact that most malware is windows-oriented should keep you safe
[19:58] <demonspork> KittyBoots, Edit>Preferences>Advanced>System Defaults>check now
[19:58] <fccf> Megabyte: ubuntu 1.1.30?? not sure what you mean?
[19:58] <Two4> DonBrazini: it?
[19:59] <DonBrazini> firefox=it.
[19:59] <Two4> oh
[19:59] <Megabyte> fccf, Sorry, I meant Wine 1.1.30.
[19:59] <KittyBoots> I am not asking the right questions.  I have firefox 3.0 and 3.5 both installed according to synaptic.  How do I start Firefox 3.5 and make it default?
[19:59] <coolcat> Anyone know of any program to convert a gif animation in any kind of movie format?
[19:59] <demonspork> KittyBoots,
[19:59] <demonspork> KittyBoots, Edit>Preferences>Advanced>System Defaults>check now
[19:59] <demonspork> KittyBoots, open FF 3.5 and do that
[19:59] <DonBrazini> has anyone played cabal on ubuntu?
[20:00] <Megabyte> fccf, I need to build wine 1.1.30
[20:00] <KittyBoots> demonspork, I do not know how to open 3.5
[20:00] <demonspork> ooh
[20:00] <Slart> KittyBoots: it should be called Shiretoko on your system
[20:00] <Two4> coolcat, the image degradation is severe, I wouldn't do so. I don't know any programs though.
[20:00] <Slart> !shiretoko | KittyBoots
[20:00] <kp> Slart, thank you for your information. after i using usb on ubuntu i see multiple option of OS before boot process, because of this i thought it could be virus infected
[20:01] <KittyBoots> ubottu: ok i see it, thanks!
[20:01] <Slart> kp: that's just GRUB asking which kernel you want to boot with.. nothing to worry about
[20:01] <demonspork> Megabyte, #winehq
[20:01] <metalf8801> I need to resize a LVM partition does anyone know of a program I can use to do this?
[20:01] <coolcat> Two4, my main intention is to use my gif animations in presentations made in latex, I do not know any way of doing this. Do you have any advise?
[20:02] <kp> Slart, oh thats great, thank you Slart
[20:02] <Slart> kp: you're welcome
[20:02] <Two4> I wouldn't know about latex, sorry, coolcat
[20:03] <coolcat> Two4, Thank you anyway
[20:03] <jrib> coolcat: there is a latex channel on this network
[20:03] <azlon> how can i display all of my HDDs?
[20:03] <azlon> df?
[20:03] <Two4> is it called #latex?
[20:03] <Slart> coolcat: are you looking to do an animation in latex? for beamer or something? or you want a specific slide from the gif animation?
[20:03] <fccf> Megabyte: you will find what you are looking for here http://ppa.launchpad.net/huangjiahua/ppa/ubuntu/pool/main/w/wine/wine_1.1.30~ppa1_i386.deb
[20:04] <jrib> azlon: that will display all of your partitions, sure
[20:04] <Slart> azlon: I think df only shows the partitions you have mounted
[20:04] <azlon> jrib: i want more than that... i would like to see all of the sda, sdb, sdc
[20:04] <Megabyte> fccf, Thank you!
[20:04] <jrib> azlon: ls /dev/sd*  ?
[20:04] <Slart> azlon: fdisk will show them.. or gparted.. or parted
[20:04] <azlon> perfect, thanks
[20:05] <jrib> azlon: ls /dev/disk/by-* is probably helpful too, but see what Slart said
[20:05] <coolcat> jrib, Yes, i tried there already, but they do not seen to know how to do it. I would like to make a presentation where I could click and show a movie in the same window(in my case a gif animation)...
[20:05] <azlon> jrib, Slart: i reformatted yesterday and threw in a new primary HDD. now when i boot with my RAID-5 connected it wont boot... is this something common?
[20:05] <hanshenrik> when i shutdown by "sudo shutdown now", it shuts down, but a brief 3-4 seconds, i see a bounch of errors in console - normal?
[20:05] <jrib> coolcat: I've seen videos in pdf's created by latex if my memory does not fail me
[20:06] <n8tuser> hanshenrik -> try to sync before shutting down for safety
[20:06] <Slart> azlon: sounds like the drives got renumbered.. I actually thought ubuntu's use of uuids would prevent problems like this.. but I wouldn't say I'm surprised something like this happens
[20:06] <hanshenrik> n8tuser: sync?
[20:06] <MenZa> jrib: I saw atemplate optimised for that once, but I couldn't get it working.
[20:06] <n8tuser> hanshenrik -> yes sync, ie syncing your or flushing the buffers
[20:07] <azlon> Slart: how can i fix it?
[20:07] <marekw2143> exit
[20:07] <Jordan_U> hanshenrik: Are you sure that they are errors or are the just lines like "Stopping sshd" or "Sending all processes kill signal" ?
[20:07] <n8tuser> azlon -> you make rules in udev
[20:07] <hanshenrik> Jordan_U: quite sure they'r errors, like ERROR: ~ text
[20:07] <azlon> Slart: should i boot from cd with the HDDs connected, then list the HDDs to see which is which, then confirm grub says the right drive for boot?
[20:07] <marekw2143> sorry, just wanted to quit channel ;)
[20:07] <coolcat> jrib, I would be grateful if you could point me where to find information..
[20:07] <azlon> !udev
[20:08] <azlon> n8tuser: what is udev?
[20:08] <jrib> coolcat: http://www.uoregon.edu/~noeckel/PDFmovie.html looks like a promising lead.  You may have to convert the gif to some video format
[20:08] <Megabyte> fccf, "wrong architeture x86"
[20:08] <jrib> coolcat: I would broaden your search to just embedding video in latex, as you can always convert the gif
[20:08] <fccf> Megabyte: what arch?
[20:08] <Slart> azlon: tougher question =)  I would start looking at reconfiguring the raid drives.. say you previously had /dev/sda1, /dev/sdb1 and /dev/sdc1 in a raid5 config.. your new drive became the new /dev/sda1 so you would have to change the raid to use /dev/sdb1, /dev/sdc1 and /dev/sdd1
[20:08] <n8tuser> azlon -> that pretty much replaced the MAKEDEV system before
[20:08] <Megabyte> fccf, Oh, there's an amd64 package right there. i'll try it.
[20:08] <Toast> I did an update of my Kubuntu 9.10 test machine today and it no longer brings up KDE. Is this a known issue?
[20:09] <fccf> Megabyte: perfect
[20:09] <n8tuser> azlon -> man udev
[20:09] <Slart> azlon: you might want to be careful about how you do this.. you don't want to reinitialize the raid volume ie erase everything and start again.. make sure you know what the commands you run actually do
[20:09] <fccf> !karmic | Toast
[20:10] <Toast> I'll hop over to the correct channel, thanks. (p.s. yes, I know it will break)
[20:10] <Megabyte> fccf, I'm helping to test against a gdiplus bug
[20:10] <azlon> Slart: holy crap man... this sounds a lot like what happened... i think i remember my drives being labeled differently
[20:10] <fccf> Megabyte: have fun
[20:11] <johncomposed1> so, I my laptop was running ubuntu jaunty with the hard drive exposed and a friend of mine picked it up, pinching the hard drive and the top, the hard drive made some noises, and now my laptop can't find my hard drive.
[20:11] <Jordan_U> hanshenrik: Can you pastebin your /var/log/syslog ?
[20:11] <darkham> indexing in avidemux will modify the file?
[20:11] <johncomposed1> i tried booting up a live cd, but that couldn't find the hard drive either
[20:11] <johncomposed1> am i screwed?
[20:12] <Slart> azlon: not really a big problem.. you just have to tell your system where the raid partitions are located now.. I'm not really sure how to do that though.. I've given up on raid5 myself =) http://www.baarf.com/
[20:12] <Rp3> johncomposed1: yes, why would someone do that.  HD=Delicate, espicially one that is designed to be mounted in a machine!
[20:13] <johncomposed1> it was on the bottom of the laptop, and the laptop was closed. i just forgot to put the hard drive cover back on
[20:13] <fccf> darkham: I think avidemux uses a /tmp directory, not actually modifying anything until you save back to the file, Just making an index of frames when it pulls in video, which it saves to a temporary dir
[20:14] <darkham> ok, thanx
[20:14] <azlon> n8tuser: ok, reading through the man for udev, but what am i looking for? am i going to create a rule of some kind?
[20:14] <makmum> hi, i'm newbie. howto know xorg version?
[20:15] <psam> hello
[20:15] <Slart> makmum: "head /var/log/Xorg.0.log"
[20:15] <psam> i've a zte mf622 modem
[20:15] <n8tuser> azlon yes if you want the semi permanent fix. google for tutorials on this please
[20:15] <psam> it used to work using gcom and wvdial
[20:15] <psam> but now it doesn't
[20:15] <azlon> n8tuser: what is the permanent fix?
[20:15] <psam> because gcom registration times out
[20:15] <psam> can someone help me?
[20:15] <n8tuser> azlon -> please do what i suggested, look for a tutorial on udev
[20:15] <psam> plz =)
[20:15] <darkham> why avidemux don't let me save audio in mp3 cbr 320k?
[20:16] <n8tuser> psam -> what is the problem? you dont get a serial connection?
[20:16] <makmum> okey slart, thx ^_^
[20:16] <Jordan_U> darkham: Do you have the LAME encoder installed
[20:16] <darkham> yes,
[20:16] <darkham> max cbr is 224
[20:17] <pranav> anywone knows how to fix a probelm with sound.... ?
[20:17] <Slart> makmum: you're welcome.. you can read the rest of that file if you want to know more about what happens when xorg starts up.. head just prints out the first 10 lines or so
[20:17] <BBUB-Ebay> any 1 know about hard drive recovery??
[20:17] <pranav> apperently there is sound on the headphones, but not on speakers
[20:17] <Lostinspace_46> What is wrong with this little 4 line if statement? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d769735bf
[20:17] <Slart> BBUB-Ebay: what kind of recovery? what has happened to the drive?
[20:18] <BBUB-Ebay> i zeroed out the first 64 sectors of my hard drive
[20:18] <psam> n8tuser well gcom says that the sim is ready
[20:18] <psam> and then registration times out
[20:18] <psam> it used to work before
[20:18] <psam> but i made some updates
[20:19] <psam> that might be the problem but i can't find a solution
[20:19] <n8tuser> psam -> i dont know how to talk to a sim,
[20:19] <pranav> need hellp... pls
[20:19] <n8tuser> psam but if it was hayes modem command like, maybe you can find out from the manual
[20:20] <psam> what is hayes modem command ?
[20:20] <psam> sorry for my ignorance
[20:20] <Slart> Lostinspace_46: tried adding a ; after "/usr/bin/xbindkeys" ?
[20:21] <Lostinspace_46> Slart: No I haven't.  Shouldn't need one as it is the end of statement, right??
[20:22] <Lostinspace_46> Slart: I have the same code for bash aliases and it works fine
[20:22] <Slart> Lostinspace_46: I'm not sure about the finer points of the bash syntax.. could you please just try? *puppy eyes* ;)
[20:22] <Xoop> Where in the ubuntu files are the keystroke config files
[20:23] <Lostinspace_46> Slart OK..brb
[20:23] <Slart> Lostinspace_46: nevermind.. I just tried without the ;   it works on my machine
[20:23] <ryguy> When I open a link on desktop 2 (on IRC for example) and my web browser is already open on desktop 1, I'd like to have it automatically switch from desktop 2 to desktop 1, rather than having the web browser be brought over to desktop 2. Is there a way to do this?
[20:23] <n8tuser> Xoop -> thats a mystery for me too, look into xmodmap, dumpkeys  commands
[20:24] <Slart> Lostinspace_46: even you example runs fine when I try it here.. it doesn't work on your machine?
[20:26] <Megabyte> fccf, Too bad. As of wine 1.1.30, no fix.
[20:27] <Lostinspace_46> Slart Hmmm, I thought it should. I tried with the ; and no change.
[20:27] <ryguy> When I open a link on desktop 2 (on IRC for example) and my web browser is already open on desktop 1, I'd like to have it automatically switch from desktop 2 to desktop 1, rather than having the web browser be brought over to desktop 2. Is there a way to do this?
[20:28] <Slart> Lostinspace_46: do you get some kind of error when you run it? or it just doesn't do what you want?
[20:29] <Lostinspace_46> Slart: It just doesn,t start xbindkeys.  It worked on my last install.  Permissions maybe?
[20:31] <Lostinspace_46> Slart: I can start it manually, but I shouldn't have to.
[20:31] <AlexInBlack> Boot-up fails and I get a message about initramfs giving up on waiting for root device. I also get the message: "ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/f8acb85f-d1d3-4e8a-8cf3-80de0db403e0 does not exist. Dropping to a shell!" I then get dropped into BusyBox/initramfs
[20:31] <Slart> Lostinspace_46: -x shouldn't really need any special permissions.. the file is there?
[20:31] <meatbun> is it just me or what? i been experiencing lots of firefox-grayed-out, and can't move until firefox finish loading.
[20:32] <Lostinspace_46> Slart: It's there.  I don't know why that snippet doesn't work.
[20:32] <Slart> meatbun: I get that every time I start firefox.. I'm looking forward to a clean install of karmic
[20:33] <meatbun> Slart, ever since i upgrade to newer ubuntu distro. i thought it's an ubuntu prob. but i guess it's because newer version of firefox sucks.
[20:34] <Slart> meatbun:  well.. I wont make up my mind until I've tried it on a fresh install
[20:34] <meatbun> Slart, mine is fresh install of ubuntu.
[20:34] <Slart> Lostinspace_46: indeed.. very strange..
[20:35] <Slart> meatbun: oh.. bad news for me than, I guess =/
[20:35] <shawn_> Umm I just downloaded HPlip and installed it and it installed it to my desktop
[20:35] <shawn_> Where should I move it :O
[20:36] <ryguy> When I open a link on desktop 2 (on IRC for example) and my web browser is already open on desktop 1, I'd like to have it automatically switch from desktop 2 to desktop 1, rather than having the web browser be brought over to desktop 2. Is there a way to do this?
[20:36] <Lostinspace_46> Slart: Well, I will go and look it all over again.  I will let you know how it turns out
[20:36] <coolcat> I am trying to install adobe reader, but when I try to run the binary I get the error message, could anyone help me with this?
[20:37] <Andril> ok its been a while - hello all
[20:38] <Two4> allo Andril
[20:38] <pranav> i need help with speakers... There is sound coming from the headphones, but not from the speakers... anyone knows howto??
[20:38] <genii> shawn_: You should probably instead just install hplip from Add/Remove  and delete the one you downloaded
[20:38] <AlexInBlack> Boot-up fails and I get a message after "Loading, please wait..." that says: "Gave up waiting for root device." It then lists common problems. After that, I get: "ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/f8acb85f-d1d3-4e8a-8cf3-80de0db403e0 does not exist. Dropping to a shell!"
[20:38] <AlexInBlack> I then get dropped into BusyBox/initramfs.
[20:38] <Two4> pranav, are the headphones USB or 35mm?
[20:39] <pranav> 35 mm
[20:39] <Two4> unplug the headphones?
[20:39] <pranav> ya, obv...
[20:40] <pranav> but there is no sound
[20:40] <Two4> or do you mean nothing comes out when they ARE unplugged?
[20:40] <coolcat> how do I install adobe reader?
[20:40] <Two4> oh
[20:40] <Two4> sounds like a hardware fault
[20:40] <pranav> no, no sound when they're unplugged
[20:40] <pranav> it just plays on the headphones
[20:40] <Two4> you might have to check the connection between you speakers and your soundcard
[20:41] <pranav> i tried switching the hardware devices as well... din work
[20:41] <pranav> it's working on windows
[20:41] <Two4> oh
[20:41] <pranav> its a compaq c40 laptop]
[20:41] <Two4> strange
[20:41] <venky80> does anyone know which package provides kdesu
[20:41] <Slart> !find kdesu
[20:41] <Slart> venky80: that one ^
[20:41] <pranav> agreed... it is wierd...
[20:41] <pranav> any ideas
[20:42] <pranav> i tried alsa as well, settings seem fine
[20:42] <venky80> nope not kdesudo ...kdesu
[20:42] <Two4> I cannot think for the life of me how any driver would be able to distinguish between jack or normal output
[20:43] <Slart> venky80: the file kdesu is installed by the package kdesudo
[20:43] <Two4> does your soundcard detect when a jack is plugged in?
[20:43] <pranav> how do i check that?
[20:43] <venky80> hmm ok..i thought there was a kde package which provides it
[20:43] <pete_>  whats the proper way to use rc.local one command per line?
[20:43] <ghostlines> I can't change the ownership of an external drive, everytime i mount it the owner and group get set back to root
[20:43] <ghostlines> why may this be?
[20:43] <pranav> i mean whether the jack is detected?
[20:44] <Slart> venky80: yes.. there is a kde package.. that package is called "kdesudo"
[20:44] <Two4> in windows, does it report when a jack is plugged in? like 'jack plugged into audio out port'
[20:44] <pranav> ya
[20:44] <pranav> in windows it shows...
[20:44] <venky80> Slart: sorry iam on arch linux..there is no package called kdesudo
[20:44] <venky80> i think it is kubuntu specific package
[20:44] <filosofixit> I have just installed ntop, but I get only blank pages when try to enter the webUI
[20:45] <pranav> somehow it is wierd... but i saw the problem on one of the forums as well, however din solve mine
[20:45] <pete_>  whats the proper way to use rc.local one command per line?
[20:45] <Slart> venky80: ehm.. asking questions about archlinux in #ubuntu..
[20:45] <Two4> it may be related to that, pranav
[20:45] <pranav> i tried all of it
[20:45] <Two4> I'm not sure how you'd disable that though, or if you need to disable it.
[20:45] <venky80> Slart: well ubuntu is popular, so thought maybe someone knows
[20:45] <pranav> i had to reinstall ubuntu thanks to some locks it created
[20:46] <genii> venky80: Also, stop crossposting the same question in multiple channels
[20:46] <venky80> Slart: it is ok...nevermind
[20:46] <venky80> why is it expected that same people hangout in multiple channels...?
[20:46] <venky80> iam confused
[20:46] <ludo> hello all, I can't get gpg key, I always have a timeout error, is there any miror ? here is my command line  sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 0CC1223EE2314809
[20:46] <venky80> which channels are you talking about
[20:47] <Two4> common IRC practice, venky80
[20:47] <LetsGo67> How do I remove the clutter in "Open with other application", please?
[20:47] <genii> venky80: For instance if your question is to do with Kubuntu (kdesudo for instance) ask just in the #kubuntu channel, and not in nthere AND in nhere
[20:47] <venky80> ya i have posted the same question in kde archlinux kubuntu and ubuntu....i think it is relevant in all those channels
[20:47] <jsaacmk> I'm having trouble getting amarok to install in 9.04. apt-get cannot find the packages kdebase-runtime, kdelibs5, libplasma3, libqt4-svg, libqt4-webkit, and libqtscrptbindings1 which are required by amarok. Here is my apt sources.list http://pastebin.com/dd7d2c85
[20:48] <venky80> i agree maybe not ubuntu
[20:48] <venky80> but rest are relevant
[20:48] <Two4> LetsGo, I think you would have to dissociate the file extension from the unwanted programs. I'm not sure how you would go about that. any ideas?
[20:48] <genii> venky80: It's NOT relevant to #ubuntu, they use the Gnome desktop by default which has no kdesu/kdesudo at all
[20:49] <venky80> genii: got it
[20:49] <deviL_night> how to view cam in pidgin or other chat software in ubuntu
[20:50] <Slart> deviL_night: I don't think pidgin supports video yet (last I checked it was some kind of policy since chatting doesn't involve video according to them)
[20:50] <Slart> deviL_night: skype has some support for webcams in their latest version, at least.. not sure which one is in the repos
[20:51] <filosofixit> I start ntop with sudo ntop -i eth0 -4 -d  and everything is working fine for a minute or two... after that I get blank pages when visiting some pages in the ntop webUI.. anyone who knows what might be wrong? running jaunty 64 bit...
[20:51] <AlexInBlack> Boot-up fails and I get a message after "Loading, please wait..." that says: "Gave up waiting for root device." It then lists common problems. After that, I get: "ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/f8acb85f-d1d3-4e8a-8cf3-80de0db403e0 does not exist. Dropping to a shell!" I then get dropped into BusyBox/initramfs. I've tried mounting my / partition via a LiveUSB OS, but even with "sudo mount /dev/sda6 /media/jaunty -t ext3", I get the message about, 
[20:53] <Slart> AlexInBlack: does the harddrive work? can you access it if you use a live cd?
[20:53] <AlexInBlack> well, i don't have a live cd
[20:53] <AlexInBlack> i'm just using a live usb distro
[20:54] <AlexInBlack> oh the whole hard drive works
[20:54] <AlexInBlack> i've got a windows partition and a /home partition that i can still access
[20:54] <AlexInBlack> but none of my ubuntu kernels work
[20:54] <Slart> AlexInBlack: hmm.. then I don't really know why it would do this...
[20:54] <AlexInBlack> thanks anyways :P
[20:55] <deviL_night> Slart: thank's for your information
[20:55] <Slart> deviL_night: you're welcome
[20:56] <LetsGo67> Two4: I simply went in .local/share/applications but thanks anyway!
[20:56] <Two4> cool
[20:56] <Two4> my e peener grows, feed it more compliments
[20:56] <clearscreen> when you're in aptitude, how do you go BACK to the main list when you've selected a package?
[20:57] <ludo> hello all, I can't get gpg key, I always have a timeout error, is there any miror ? here is my command line  sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 0CC1223EE2314809 ? nobody knows ?
[20:57] <prince_jammys> clearscreen: if you've opened a separate tab, 'q'
[20:57] <clearscreen> prince_jammys: figured it out, but thanks! :)
[20:57] <madhukrishna>  hi all
[20:58] <clearscreen> prince_jammys: another quick question, what do the 'A's mean in front of package names.. are they non-essential packages?
[20:58] <prince_jammys> clearscreen: they were installed automatically to fulfill dependencies
[20:58] <irving> I am a newbie. Ubuntu 9.04 is not recoginizing the USB flash drive. i am runninng ubuntu in Virtualbox
[20:58] <clearscreen> prince_jammys: aha ok
[20:59] <gce> i wonder if something wrong with keyserver.ubuntu.com  ... can't import ppa key either
[20:59] <prince_jammys> clearscreen: .... and will be removed automatically if you remove the package that caused them to be installed, if nothing else depends on them.
[21:00] <irving> Can someone help me to get my USB recognized .
[21:00] <Two4> run system janitor to be certain, afterwards, it'll scan for unused packages
[21:01] <clearscreen> Two4: I use deborphan :P
[21:01] <Two4> irving, you USB controller or USB device?
[21:01] <prince_jammys> me too
[21:01] <Two4> oh
[21:01] <ryguy> How do you use templates (templateN) in conky?
[21:02] <irving> two, 4 my USB device.When i plug it in Ubuntu does not see it. i am running ubuntu 9.04 in virtualbox
[21:02] <Two4> virtualbox gives problems
[21:02] <Two4> I don't know much about virtualbox, either
[21:02] <clearscreen> prince_jammys: sorry for all the questions, but is there a hotkey to purge a packet from the list? it's getting tedious to CTRL-T, go to Package menu, and hit P
[21:02] <prince_jammys> clearscreen: _
[21:03] <prince_jammys> clearscreen: go to the help screen .. all the keys are listed there.
[21:03] <irving> ok thanks -- i'll do more searching
[21:03] <Slart> irving: which version of virtualbox are you running? the OSE version doesn't have usb support, I think
[21:03] <clearscreen> prince_jammys: will do
[21:03] <prince_jammys> clearscreen: and, yes, that was an underscore.
[21:03] <prince_jammys> ... to purge
[21:04] <irving> slart, how do i know which version. I downloaded the latest from virtualbox.org
[21:04] <prince_jammys> clearscreen: the minus sign removes. the underscore purges
[21:04] <clearscreen> alright
[21:05] <userone> I just read this article on how to recover root password in ubuntu: http://www.ivankristianto.com/2009/09/howto-recover-root-password-in-ubuntu/. If it is so easy for someone to reset my root passoword if they are in front of my machine, does anyone know how I can secure the laptop? Bios password?
[21:05] <siinz> does anyone have a recommendation for a wireless network management tool besides network manager?
[21:05] <Slart> irving: hmm.. hang on
[21:06] <zleap> userone, i am sure you can password protect other areas,  such as lilo,
[21:06] <Slart> irving: in the properties for the virtual machine.. do you have settings for usb?
[21:07] <irving> slart standby
[21:07] <Slart> userone: keeping a machine secure when the bad people have physical access is very very hard...
[21:07] <himuraken> JUst bought a MSI K9N2 Diamond and it came with the Soundblaster XFI xtreme, anyone had any luck getting sound out of it yet?
[21:08] <himuraken> I followed this and got it to show up, but no output   http://wiki.debian.org/X-Fi
[21:08] <zleap> you should be able to password protect Lilo, so I am guessing grub can be too
[21:08] <tgm> userone, if i have access to your computer i have access to your data
[21:08] <zleap> but you need to stop physical access to the computer
[21:08] <userone> Slart: yes, that is right
[21:08] <cronix> hi all
[21:08] <Slart> userone: I think the best you can do is keep stuff encrypted.. afaik there's no way to make sure the bad people don't boot from something else or just remove the hard drive altogether
[21:08] <cronix> can anyone help me geting my TV card running on ubuntu?
[21:08] <tgm> although you could encrypt the drive i suppose
[21:09] <siinz> anyone got a network management tool tool recommendation for wireless networking besides network manager?
[21:09] <tgm> cronix, what tv card
[21:09] <cronix> avermedia super 007
[21:09] <kyja> has anyone know of a bash prompt that actually has the time in it. that changes on the prompt not static from each stop wait.
[21:09] <userone> tgm: but you cant read any files that have passwords...can you?
[21:09] <tgm> cronix, sorry no idea
[21:09] <himuraken> Need help with an xfi xtreme if anyone has a few tips
[21:09] <Slart> kyja: are you sure bash can do that? I'm not so sure
[21:09] <tgm> userone, well that would depend on how you are password protecting it
[21:10] <cronix> np and thanks anyway tgm
[21:10] <irving> slart, i saw USB devices I get error failed to attach
[21:10] <tgm> userone, if you are talking about permissions, then yea if I have your system i own it
[21:10] <prince_jammys> kyja: PS1='$(date)'
[21:10] <kyja> Slart, thats right I am not sure. seems like that is not part of the interactive shell to be able to do live prompt updates. I was wondering though if I was wrong.
[21:10] <tgm> userone, if you are actually encrypting the files, then it
[21:10] <tgm> i
[21:10] <tgm> bah
[21:10] <tgm> its much harder
[21:11] <prince_jammys> kyja: you MUST single quote it so it gets run when PS1 is printed.
[21:11] <tgm> sorry, on my wifes mini 9 right now
[21:11] <Slart> irving: ok.. you've probably got the "other" version of virtualbox so it should support usb..  are you running virtualbox in windows?
[21:11] <kyja> ok prince_jammys
[21:11] <userone> Slart: I dont care if someone wipes the hdd for there own use, so long as they cannot read my files (confidential patient medical files)
[21:11] <AlexInBlack> exit
[21:11] <tgm> userone, well you need to encrypt the files then
[21:11] <Slart> userone: then encryptions sounds like what you want.. have a look at truecrypt
[21:11] <irving> slart, yes
[21:11] <userone> tgm: If i use a password protected file in openoffice, can root read that?
[21:12] <irving> slart, windows xp pro
[21:12] <himuraken> WOuldnt it be best to encrypt the entire disk?
[21:12] <ni1s_eee> just installed 9.10 on my eee1008ha, all works great but the touchpad, i cant doubble tab it to click, did I miss some setting somewhere?
[21:12] <prince_jammys> kyja: if you do PS=$(date) or PS1="$(date)" , $(date) expands at the time of assignment and never will change.
[21:12] <Slart> irving: not really sure if it's a windows problem or a virtualbox problem.. don't they have some forums on their site?
[21:13] <kyja> prince_jammys, thats a bummer. that would be one cool bash prompt.
[21:13] <prince_jammys> kyja: you can do it, by single quoting it.
[21:13] <userone> Slart: tgm: are there any problems with encryption i need to be aware? transfer from 64bit (my laptop) to 32bit (my netbook)?
[21:13] <tgm_> bah
[21:13] <kyja> ok I will try it
[21:13] <siinz> anyone have a recommendation for a network management tool for wireless networks besides network manager?
[21:13] <userone> himuraken: how do i encrypt the entire disk?
[21:14] <tgm_> userone, sorry xchat crashed
[21:14] <tgm_> userone, so you need to encrypt the files then
[21:14] <himuraken> userone, I do it duing the installation.
[21:14] <tgm_> userone, because I can easily slave the drive and read unencrypted files
[21:14] <tgm_> userone, personally, I don
[21:14] <Slart> userone: I haven't used it that much myself so I wouldn't really know.. I can just offer the standard advice.. make a backup copy of the key somewhere.. without it your files are gone.. as in really gone...
[21:14] <himuraken> That way the entire disk is encrypted. If I need to encrypt certain files, I use truecrypt.org
[21:15] <tgm_> userone, personally i dont think you should have personal medical files on a laptop anyway
[21:15] <tgm_> userone, is this personal medical info, or someone elses?
[21:15] <Slart> userone: have a look at truecrypt and encryptfs.. depending on if you need to encrypt the entire drive or just smaller parts
[21:15] <userone> tgm_: i agree...but what else can I do between different sites? any ideas?
[21:15] <prince_jammys> kyja: PS1='[\u@\w]$(date +%T) \$ '
[21:15] <flippo> I like encfs for encrypted directories
[21:16] <tgm_> userone, hmm. I would probably keep it in a personal cloud that requires ssh and gpg authentication
[21:16] <Mrokii> Hello. I'd like to know how I can use a modified xmodmap-file instead of the one that is used as a standard. I need to remap some keys.
[21:17] <tgm_> userone, is this for a business?
[21:17] <cronix> is there anything important to know before compiling a kernel for ubuntu or is it the same way you do it for debian?
[21:17] <userone> tgm_: for work, yes
[21:18] <prince_jammys> !kernel | cronix : Probably not, but check
[21:18] <tgm_> userone, ok, so you are bound by hippa laws then
[21:18] <userone> Slart: thanks, i am just looking those up now...
[21:18] <cronix> thanks prince_jammys
[21:18] <Mrokii> or, a more general question: What would be the best/easiest way to remap some keys?
[21:19] <tgm_> userone, im not familiar with those laws much, or with your work. is there a central server that this info is kept?
[21:19] <hipodilski> hi guys I'm running 64 bit ubuntu interpid
[21:19] <happosade> Can I make somehow gif run in double speed with convert?
[21:19] <siinz> okay...well lets give my issue another shot...anyone know networking and wireless really well in here?
[21:20] <hipodilski> I have problems with opening .torrent file as a default behaviour
[21:20] <hipodilski> in firefox
[21:20] <hipodilski> any idea how to fix that?
[21:21] <prince_jammys> !defaultapp | hipodilski : perhaps ...
[21:21] <Mrokii> hipodilski:  In FF3.5 there should be an "Applications"-tab in the prefs-window
[21:21] <tgm_> siinz, my connection sucks right now, but have you googled network manager alternative
[21:21] <Mrokii> hipodilski:  I think there you can tell FF what to do with specific filetypes
[21:21] <userone> tgm_: the central server is most probably well maintained by the IT dept. I am just interested in protecting the few files I need to take home to work on.
[21:22] <siinz> tgm_: not yet...i've heard that may fix the issue but i'd rather not change shit up if i dont have to
[21:22] <happosade> !convert > me
[21:22] <Nq6> hi
[21:22] <tgm_> userone, ok, let me explain a few things then. you should be able to make a decision then
[21:22] <ichat> quick  question  -  is there an ncurses  xconfig  tool in  ubuntu installed (default)
[21:22] <cronix> hm
[21:22] <userone> tgm_: thanks..go ahead
[21:22] <cronix> alright
[21:22] <cronix> my tv card now works again but i dont have sound?
[21:23] <tgm_> userone, bios password, this would prevent the system from booting without the password. Bypassed by me puting the HD in another computer
[21:23] <cronix> how do i configure it so it uses the audio stream of the tv card on the pci interface?
[21:23] <kyja> ah but this is interesting for those that are interested http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prompt-HOWTO/clockt.html
[21:23] <tgm_> userone, grub password, prevents system from booting/editing grub, also bypassed by using another computer
[21:24] <ghostlines> I'm on a ntfs drive and all the files looks highlighted in the shell, though i mounted it with a umask=001
[21:24] <ichat> tgm_  do you perhaps know if theres a tool in ncurses (or ncurses) like  to fix  xorg
[21:24] <ghostlines> why is this?
[21:24] <tgm_> userone, disk/folder/file encryption, without the password, cant access the files. In theory, bypassed by having a running system, and freezing the ram to gain the password
[21:25] <Evelina> How do I get all text in a text file to be on a single line instead of many lines?
[21:25] <bastidrazor> !pastebin | Evelina
[21:25] <fita> hi
[21:25] <prince_jammys> Evelina: ask questions like this in #bash.  tr '\n' ' ' <file
[21:26] <tgm_> userone, if you are just worried about the privacy of the files, id probably make sure that the folder/file is encrypted. and that the password isnt stored on the computer
[21:26] <Evelina> bastidrazor: Not here, in Terminal with text files.
[21:26] <bastidrazor> Evelina: or you could use pastebinit to paste the entire file.. sudo apt-get install pastebinit ..then type pastebinit file
[21:26] <prince_jammys> Evelina: or tr -d '\n' < file   to just zap all newlines.
[21:26] <tgm_> userone, ie, every time you open the file it needs to promt for the password
[21:26] <tgm_> userone, and use a strong password
[21:27] <tgm_> userone, it may be slightly annoying, but its better than stolen data
[21:27] <tgm_> ichat, no idea
[21:27] <happosade> How to make gif run in double speed?
[21:27] <tgm_> ichat, what is wrong with xorg?
[21:27] <happosade> convert that gif
[21:28] <hipodilski> Mrokii: yes thanks
[21:28] <puff> Hi, I'm trying to download some podcasts .  I tried gpodder but the version in the repos is 0.12.1 and they're working on version 2...
[21:28] <tgm_> userone, the idea with that is that if your computer is stolen while asleep or even on, then the data still cannot be accessed
[21:28] <puff> So now I'm trying amarok, and I've added the podcasts, now ow do I actually listen to them?
[21:28] <tgm_> userone, which isnt the case if you encrypt the full disk
[21:28] <Mrokii> hipodilski:  yw
[21:29] <tgm_> userone, also keep in mind that If you lose the password that you will not be able to get in either
[21:29] <ichat> tgm_   new system -   with  gforce fx 5xxx  -  ubuntu studio, -  it asks me for the nv driver,  (someversion) ...  after rooboot xorg fails
[21:29] <tgm_> userone, although IIRC there is a unique key that you get when encrypting it that should be kept in a safe
[21:30] <tgm_> ichat, strange, how are you installing the nvidia driver?
[21:30] <ichat> system asked me...
[21:30] <tgm_> ichat, also, what version of Ubuntu studio
[21:30] <ichat> with the update manager...
[21:30] <ichat> 9.04
[21:30] <tgm_> hmm
[21:30] <hikenboot> how do i import keys ment for ubuntu on centos?
[21:30] <userone> tgm_: thanks a lot for your help!! I only have a few (but important) files that need to be protected so entering a password every time would not be any hassle. Even if I forget the password, the original file is on the database. I just wanted to keep them secure on my laptop.
[21:30] <hikenboot> s/ment/meant
[21:31] <hikenboot> so i can do a debmirror
[21:31] <Darkedge> Hey guys,
[21:31] <deviL_night> !help
[21:31] <tgm_> ichat, that shouldnt happen, have you tried the ubuntu studio support?
[21:31] <ichat> tgm i want a way to change x back to the ubuntu defaults of before  nv was installed
[21:31] <maple> how do I join a channel on irc?
[21:31] <Evelina> prince_jammys: When I look at the text in Gedit it doesn't look like being on a single line after tr -d '\n'
[21:31] <nascentmind> hi. I am getting a  Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libcanberra-gtk-module.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64 when i run and AIR app. how can i fix this?
[21:31] <hikenboot> how do i import keys meant for ubuntu on centos so i can do a debmirror
[21:31] <prince_jammys> Evelina: tr doesn't edit a file in place.
[21:31] <tgm_> ichat, not sure, but you could try switching the driver to vesa, that should at least give you a graphical interface
[21:32] <prince_jammys> Evelina: tr -d '\n' < file >newfile
[21:32] <ichat> tgm had this before,  but that tome i hade a backup bootconfig -  so i could install a dif  nvdriver still - but now im stuck to  terminal
[21:32] <tgm_> userone, np
[21:32] <puff> userone: well, one easy way to do it would be to use the openssl package.
[21:32] <Zoohouse> hello everyone
[21:33] <puff> userone: openssl bf -salt -in inputfile.txt -out outputfile.txt
[21:33] <prince_jammys> maple: /join #channel_name
[21:33] <Evelina> I did this: curl -Ls URL | tr -d '\n' > textfile.txt, why isn't it working?
[21:33] <Evelina> prince_jammys: I used tjhat command.
[21:33] <dorkface> Hi all.  I'm currently trying to construct a live CD using software called reconstructor.  At the moment, I'm trying to configure ubuntu to log in automatically, which means that I am editing /etc/gdm/gdm.conf.  However, when I burn it to CD, for some inexplicable reason, sometimes the automatic login works and sometimes it DOESNT.  How is this possible on a device that is DESINGED to not change?
[21:33] <prince_jammys> Evelina: well, i guarantee that you removed every newline character from curl's output.
[21:34] <puff> userone: It will prompt you for a passphrase;  you can also specify the passphrase with a command-line option, but then of course the passphrase is in your shell history :-)
[21:34] <tgm_> ichat, sorry dont know. maybe poke in ubuntu studio. IIRC 9.04 should always get you to a GUI
[21:34] <prince_jammys> Evelina: it may be that it has also carriage returns that Gedit renders as newlines?  tr -d '\r\n'
[21:34] <metatagg> ichat: ive got a geforce 5200
[21:35] <tgm_> puff, hes talking about encrypting his files on his laptop, although I suppose if he could ssh in and forward X that might work too
[21:35] <tgm_> although he would require internet connection everywhere then, and it would be slow
[21:35] <Evelina> prince_jammys: Then curl -Ls | tr -d '\n' | grep -o "title.*title" at the end of the pipe would give me the title tags?
[21:35] <userone> puff: what you are suggesting sounds interesting. so this would allow me to password protect any type of file, and not just openoffice ones?
[21:35] <tgm_> id stick with the file encryption
[21:35] <metatagg> maybe you can try downloading a driver from  the nvidia webiste
[21:35] <prince_jammys> Evelina: if you're lucky :)  Parsing html with grep, tr, etc. sucks.
[21:35] <Evelina> prince_jammys: Normally the title tags is on different rows, but now grep will work?
[21:36] <tgm_> userone, the files would reside on the server, not your laptop
[21:36] <dsdeiz> hi, is ncmpcpp just new since it isn't in the 8.10 repository?
[21:36] <Evelina> prince_jammys: What do I have to use?
[21:36] <_angelo_> Hello! How to change permantly the dimension of gnome-terminal windows? At startup it is maximazed. I'm using unr 9.04.
[21:36] <_angelo_> *permanently
[21:36] <Darkedge> Guys,
[21:36] <puff> tgm_:  I assumed his laptoip had ubuntu, and hence the openssl package, on it.
[21:36] <userone> tgm_: i see...good point
[21:36] <prince_jammys> Evelina: To do it right: an html parser. Parsing html with line-based tools like grep is not reliable.
[21:36] <puff> tgm_: You don't have to use it with an ssh connection, openssl includes the feature to just run a file through the encryption algo.
[21:37] <Evelina> prince_jammys: Why isn't it reliable, just wondering?
[21:37] <tgm_> puff, it does, but getting the files on the server isnt the entire issue though
[21:37] <tgm_> puff, need to make sure the files arent accessable to a thief
[21:37] <userone> puff: I am using ubuntu on my laptop
[21:37] <puff> tgm_: I do not understand why you're talking about the server.
[21:38] <tgm_> puff, ok, i misunderstood you
[21:38] <tgm_> puff, you are talking about encrypting the files with openssl?
[21:38] <puff> tgm_: Yup.
[21:38] <tgm_> puff, ok, sorry, thought you were talking about something else
[21:39] <zopiac> why doesn't alt+f2 prompt work like a terminal >_<
[21:39] <_angelo_> nobody can help me? :O
[21:39] <bastidrazor> _angelo_: does unr use compiz?
[21:39] <_angelo_> nope
[21:39] <puff> tgm_:  No sweat.
[21:39] <zopiac> for instance, I have an sh in my home folder. in the terminal i can just type ~/file.sh and it runs it, doesnt work for alt+f2. really annoying
[21:39] <x-kent_> can someone recommend a home multimedia system like TIVO ? Something that runs on a pc that is connected to a TV and I can use it for pictures/video/music
[21:40] <tgm_> puff, userone so yea, you can use openssl for that, but dont use the cmd line switch for your password
[21:40] <tgm_> wow
[21:40] <tgm_> wow
[21:40] <bastidrazor> _angelo_: i know how to set it in compiz.. :\
[21:40] <Steil>  \!
[21:40] <tgm_> puff, userone so yea, you can use openssl for that, but dont use the cmd line switch for your password
[21:40] <Steil> !netsplit
[21:40] <puff> tgm_: basically you just do $ openssl encrytptiontype -salt -in inputfile.txt -out outputfile.whatever
[21:40] <_angelo_> bastidrazor, thanks anyway
[21:40] <Steil> 'x-kent_, myth tgv
[21:40] <userone> puff: so does that mean I can use it to password protect any file?
[21:40] <Steil> tv
[21:40] <puff> tgm_: "bf" for blowfish being the safest encryption type to default ot, or so I'mt old.
[21:40] <puff> userone:  Yes.
[21:41] <puff> userone: Any file, just as the example I just gave.
[21:41] <puff> userone: It's actually possible to do tricksier things, I've read, but I haven't tried.
[21:42] <tgm_> puff, ok, but wouldnt that need to be done before the file is opened? and after
[21:42] <tgm_> puff, to unencrypt and encrypt the file
[21:42] <puff> userone: Also note that this doesn't necessarily protect you against disk recovery, etc, so it's not super-secure.
[21:42] <tgm_> puff, of is there any sort of gnome integration that will prompt for a password
[21:42] <ollie_> Hi, my webcam works, but its upside down... How can I flip it the right way up? Its this one if it helps: "Bus 001 Device 005: ID 0402:5602 ALi Corp. Video Camera Controller
[21:42] <ollie_> "
[21:42] <Two4> lol, verne just went down... and went back up again...
[21:43] <userone> puff: thats fine..I just wanted to protect the files while they are on my laptop. the original files are in a secure server
[21:43] <happyLarry> how do you install advanced desktop through the terminal?
[21:44] <bastidrazor> !ccsm | happyLarry
[21:44] <Two4> netsplit...
[21:44] <bastidrazor> happyLarry: uh, you meant compiz config settings right?
[21:44] <tgm_> userone, i believe that if you encrypt the files, you will be deemed taking the necessary precautions against theft in terms of privacy
[21:44] <puff> userone: I've heard good things about truecrypt, but I haven't explored it yet.
[21:44] <happyLarry> bastidrazor yeah im having a problem with the advanced desktop from add/remove it doesnt have cursor theme in general options anymore
[21:45] <tgm_> note: i am not a lawyer
[21:45] <userone> tgm_: and password protection isnt enough, you think?
[21:45] <_angelo_> is it possible that the geometries are "hard coded" in gnome-terminal?
[21:45] <_angelo_> if I use the flag geometry, it doesnt work
[21:45] <puff> So, anyone, amarok?
[21:45] <puff> tgm_:  Yeah.
[21:45] <tgm_> userone, do a quick search on busting the password on excel files
[21:45] <userone> puff: out of interest, can you explain what the bf -salt -in bit of the command is doing?
[21:46] <tgm_> puff, not amarok anymore since 1.4
[21:46] <puff> tgm_:  That's where truecrypt would fit the bill...
[21:46] <puff> http://www.howtoforge.com/truecrypt_data_encryption
[21:46] <userone> tgm_: hang on...searching...
[21:46] <ichat> wget http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/173.14.20/NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.14.20-pkg1.run   = i did this how to install it
[21:46] <tgm_> puff, yea ive heard good things about trucrypt as well
[21:46] <mifa> _angelo_ you need to use gconf-editor to set the terminal geometry
[21:46] <tgm_> but also bad things about full disk encryption
[21:46] <puff> userone:  Well you could even encrypt them on the server, before downloading htem.
[21:46] <happyLarry> okay im having problems with my mouse cursor.  general option doesnt have cursor theme where did they place the option?
[21:47] <_angelo_> mifa, what's the item that do I need to change?
[21:47] <ichat> metatagg:     - how to
[21:47] <Ingsoc> I can't get ubuntu to recognise a blank cd. Using 9.04, HPdvd740 drive. Any ideas?
[21:47] <freedomfist> yo
[21:47] <HazeFaze> userone: to encrypt complete directories encfs is a good start, to crypt a complete partition take a look at cryptsetup
[21:47] <tgm_> userone, how do you get the files from the server?
[21:47] <Two4> on the subject of encryption, I have an encrypted .vol file. wht would I use to mount and decrypt it?
[21:47] <puff> tgm_:  I'm gunshy about full disk encryption, but this tutorial seems to imply that oyu can use truecrypt in a more limited fashion.
[21:47] <baz> whats all this key server bs when adding software sources?
[21:47] <mifa> _angelo_ from gconf-editor -> desktop\gnome\terminal
[21:48] <guntbert> puff: one question about your suggestion to userone : he would still have to delete the *original* file, wouldn't he?
[21:48] <Mrokii> happyLarry:  Appearance-prefs/themes, then customize, that should open a window where you can change pointers. Is tht it?
[21:48] <freedomfist> does anyone have good experience with ip hiding?
[21:48] <_angelo_> let me see...
[21:48] <happyLarry> mrokii no i mean in ccsm
[21:48] <puff> guntbert: Yes, though I beleive it's possible to have openssl encrypt it in place, so to speak.
[21:48] <tgm_> freedomfist, ip hiding?
[21:48] <freedomfist> yeah..
[21:48] <tgm_> freedomfist, like on IRC?
[21:48] <freedomfist> like appearing to come from somewhere your not
[21:48] <freedomfist> yeah
[21:48] <guntbert> puff: thought so....
[21:48] <tgm_> freedomfist, so you mean using a proxy?
[21:48] <guntbert> !ot | freedomfist
[21:48] <mifa> _angelo_ adjust exec to gnome-terminal --geometry=90x40 (or whatever you desire)
[21:49] <happyLarry> i changed the mouse cursor and it only works and shows partially i use to go to general option>cursor theme and then input the x11 theme and it would work but that option isnt there no more mrokii
[21:49] <freedomfist> Im running MAC changer and hide my ip but on here it isnt hiding anything
[21:49] <Two4> freedomfist, that's IP spoofing. If you want anonymity, use Tor
[21:49] <_angelo_> mifa, there is not that item!
[21:49] <tgm_> freedomfist, you want a cloak
[21:49] <userone> tgm_: I download them only from work, when my laptop is connected to the network.
[21:49] <tgm_> userone, ah
[21:49] <metatagg> ichat: have you got access to internet on the ubuntu-studiomachine?
[21:49] <Mrokii> happosade:  Sorry, I am an Ubuntu-newbie as well. Don't know what could cause that
[21:49] <tgm_> userone, well then my next idea probably wouldnt work then
[21:50] <Mrokii> happyLarry:  Sorry, I am an Ubuntu-newbie as well. Don't know what could cause that
[21:50] <tgm_> freedomfist, google freenode cloak
[21:50] <ichat> metatagg:  -  yes i downloaded the file
[21:50] <ActiVision> I can't play mp3's even whith restricted-extras installed, help
[21:50] <happyLarry> mrokii thanks
[21:50] <ichat> but how to actually run it?
[21:50] <freedomfist> okay
[21:50] <Pici> freedomfist: cloaks can be requested in #freenode
[21:50] <cronix> ActiVision: apt-get install lame
[21:50] <mifa> _angelo_ then create it, see the following URL http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-255048.html
[21:50] <tgm_> hmm
[21:50] <tgm_> !cloak
[21:50] <Mrokii> happyLarry:  yw
[21:50] <metatagg> ichat: ok! then you type sh ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.14.20-pkg1.run
[21:50] <Ingsoc> I can't get ubuntu to recognise a blank cd. Using 9.04, HPdvd740 drive. Any ideas? Please help
[21:50] <puff> So, I am trying to use amarok to download podcasts.  I've added the podcast URLs, amarok fetches the podcasts and all, now how do I get it to downlod them, and where do I find the files?
[21:51] <ichat> metatagg:  - ic i forgot the  sh part
[21:51] <metatagg> ichat: or sh ./N then use the "tab" key
[21:51] <tgm_> Ingsoc, does it recognize regular CDs
[21:51] <userone> tgm_: but what was that, just out of interest? (I realise this is a support site, but its a great place to learn!!)
[21:51] <metatagg> ichat: good luck :)
[21:51] <mifa> freedomfist changing your mac will not hide your IP, mac is layer 2, IP is layer 3
[21:51] <Bo3Bo3> I need Program For Get Table asp sites plz
[21:52] <Ingsoc> tgm_ yes it recognizes cd's with data on them but not blank media
[21:52] <userone> tgm_: btw, done some searching and now I know what you mean about the password protected files!!
[21:52] <Pici> Bo3Bo3: Can you rephrase that?
[21:52] <MenZa> Bo3Bo3: I think we'd be able to help you better if you, you know, could make yourself understandable.
[21:52] <Akra1> need help for sound issue on Dell c600 notebook
[21:53] <tgm_> userone, you would need a internet connection whenever you wanted to open the files, but here it is. you would create an encrypted connection (maybe with ssh) to the server with the files on it, then open the files from the server. they wouldnt actually be on your computer at that point (except in ram)
[21:53] <Akra1> sound isues.. help plese
[21:53] <puff> tgm_: That's a good strategy, if it's workable.
[21:53] <ollie_> Hi, my webcam works, but its upside down... How can I flip it the right way up? Its this one if it helps: "Bus 001 Device 005: ID 0402:5602 ALi Corp. Video Camera Controller"
[21:54] <ActiVision> It's still not working
[21:54] <ichat> metatagg:  -  no pre-conf  modules for my kernel - and fails building it
[21:54] <blankhead> when will they update firefox for ubuntu?
[21:54] <Pici> !ff35 | blankhead
[21:54] <ichat> imm doing nano  var install log now
[21:54] <puff> tgm_: There are a number of ways to fake remote-mounting the fils.
[21:54] <Crosswing> Hi, I am experiencing some weird identd problems - I have installed 3 different daemons (pidentd, oidentd and midentd) and it still doesn't work. I am behind a router, I've done the port forwarding, identd is running but I still get 'no ident' reply from an IRC server. Any ideas? :)
[21:54] <tgm_> puff, yea, you need to have an internet connection for it. you can also require extra security for the ssh connection. password and GPG key perhaps
[21:55] <Akra1> sound not working on dell c600 .. any tip?
[21:55] <puff> tgm_: He's using open office, right?  FUSE maybe?
[21:55] <puff> tgm_: or sshfs.
[21:55] <tgm_> puff, yea fuse should work. im a fan of fuse becaues you dont need root access to mount it
[21:55] <Bo3Bo3> I can hack shop admin with this program SQLIHelperV2.7 but i cant hack .asp sites eny one have progrma sent to me , Ty
[21:56]  * tgm_ *shock*
[21:56] <Pici> Bo3Bo3: No, we do not support such things here.
[21:56] <metatagg> ichat: sudo apt-get install nvidia-common ? :S
[21:56] <Bo3Bo3> Ok Ty My brother
[21:56] <Bo3Bo3> BrB
[21:56] <puff> Bo3Bo3: Illegal and unethical behaviors are not condoned here.
[21:57] <_angelo_> mifa, it doesnt work :(
[21:57] <Akra1> friends.. help plz... sound not working
[21:57] <mifa> logout and log back in, i believe i rebooted as well to be sure
[21:57] <JonTheNiceGuy> Does anyone know whether the fuse FS mp3fs is available in any repos or on a PPA?
[21:57] <XDevHald> Anyone know if compiz has a setting to disable CTRL+Click (Selecting more than one file for example)
[21:57] <hic> hi, I need help with delayed start of scheduled task after resume from suspend to disk
[21:57] <userone> tgm_: puff: trucrypt doesnt seem to be available from synaptic 64bit. do i download it from sourceforge or its own website (truecrypt.org?)
[21:57] <mifa> _angelo_ logout and log back in, i believe i rebooted as well to be sure
[21:58] <Darkedge> ....
[21:58] <Darkedge> :D Worked
[21:58] <Darkedge> Anyways,
[21:58] <sdlwof> any idea why ubuntu won't use my flash drive after i ran the update manager?
[21:58] <_angelo_> hmmm, let me try then...
[21:58] <Akra1> sound issues help needed?
[21:58] <userone> puff: can you explain what the bf -salt -in bit does in your suggestion?
[21:58] <riffrob> screen flashing! can anyone help
[21:58] <freedomfist> !cloak
[21:58] <soreau> XDevHald: I guess you could bind Ctrl+Button1 to an arbitrary binding to make it not have any effect..
[21:59] <Two4> riffrob, don't develop epilipsy anytime soon
[21:59] <blankhead> how do i update to the offical 3.5 and not shrekito
[21:59] <XDevHald> Ah
[21:59] <XDevHald> soreau: VERY good point
[21:59] <ichat> how do i uninstall  ubuntu invidia package metatagg
[21:59] <XDevHald> Thank you for reminding me
[21:59] <puff> userone: bf is the code for the type of encryption yo're going to use, blowfish, which from what I've read is the recommended one to go wtih if you don't know what you're doing.
[21:59] <mifa> _angelo_ just re-read the post and checked my config.  it's in /desktop/gnome/applications/terminal, I think i forgot to include the applications part :$
[21:59] <riffrob> lolTwo4
[22:00] <puff> userone: Blowfish was invented by Bruce Schneier, the god of computer security, and is generally regarded as pretty sedure.
[22:00] <puff> Er, secure.
[22:00] <metatagg> ichat: sudo apt-get remove nvidia-common
[22:00] <soreau> XDevHald: If you are using Jaunty, go to ccsm>Commands>KeyBindings tab and just set one to ctrl click
[22:00] <metatagg> ichat: sudo apt-get remove invidia
[22:00] <puff> userone: -salt is a flag that really ought to be on by default, again, always use it if you don't know what you're doing.
[22:00] <_angelo_> mifa what's the name of key that you added?
[22:00] <soreau> XDevHald: Make sure the Commands plugin is enabled and see if it works
[22:00] <shawn_> Hmm Im having a bit of a problem with printing in ubuntu... When i try to print something from my crossover'd Microsoft Word nothing happens it just kinda sits there saying printing and my printer even grabs paper and says printing too but it doesnt do anything
[22:00] <XDevHald> soreau: They are all disabled.
[22:00] <soreau> XDevHald: You have to enable it
[22:01] <grantwat> hi
[22:01] <soreau> ! pm | hic
[22:01] <XDevHald> Ok just did and nothing changed. :-/
[22:01] <ActiVision> Ok I think the problem is not with mp3's but with the audio itself
[22:01] <mifa> _angelo_ name: exec    | value: gnome-terminal --geometry=80x37
[22:01] <hic> hi, I need help with delayed start of scheduled task after resume from suspend to disk
[22:01] <grantwat> my wireless keeps asking for my password
[22:01] <ActiVision> How do I fixed audio? I don't think there's any
[22:02] <puff> userone:  In a nutshell an encryption salt is part of the inputs to encryption. Using a good salt value makes the encryption stronger (i.e. less predicatble and therefore harder to deduce the key), but also makes it take more resources.
[22:02] <soreau> ! audio | ActiVision
[22:02] <puff> userone: "-in inputfilename.txt" and "-out outputfilename.txt" are pretty self-explanatory.
[22:02] <_angelo_> mifa, where do I need to put it? (global/keybindings/profiles)
[22:03] <userone> puff: yes...I understood that part! :-)
[22:03] <puff> Okay, if nobody has any advice on amarok, I've gotta hit the road.
[22:03] <hic> set start of script (recording TV using mencoder) using "at" at specified time T, than suspend to disk, after resume task is not working in specified time - it is delayed some 3,5 min.
[22:03] <soreau> hic: What task are you scheduling and how?
[22:03] <Brando753> grantwat: !wireless
[22:03] <ichat> metatagg:  - now running aptget remove nvidia   && apt-get install  nvidia-common
[22:03] <userone> puff: thanks for your help with encryption
[22:03] <oneirosFade> Puff: What advice?
[22:03] <userone> tgm_: thanks for all your help, and suggestions!
[22:03] <hic> #!/bin/sh
[22:03] <hic> echo "Nahrávať od HH:MM:"
[22:03] <hic> read zaciatok
[22:03] <hic> echo "Zadaj dobu nahrávania v sekundách:"
[22:03] <hic> read doba
[22:03] <FloodBot1> hic: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:03] <_angelo_> and what's the type, mifa?
[22:03] <hic> echo "mencoder tv:// -tv driver=v4l2:buffersize=64: -ovc lavc -lavcopts vcodec=libxvid:vbitrate=1800:aspect=4/3 -oac mp3lame -vf pp=fd,denoise3d=3:4:6 -ffourcc DIVX -endpos $doba -o test.avi" > /home/hic/Plocha/progr.txt
[22:04] <Brando753> !wireless : grantwat
[22:04] <Brando753> !wifi : grantwat
[22:04] <Brando753> !wifi
[22:04] <soreau> ! wireless | Brando753
[22:04] <puff> oneirosFade: I want to download podcasts and put them on my ipod.  I have added thepodcast URLs and amarok seems to be happy with them, but 1) how do I get amarok to actually download them and 2) where do I find the podcast files?
[22:05] <hic> ok, task is run mencoder to record TV broadcast at specific time
[22:05] <mifa> _angelo_ from the root directory of gconf-editor, do you see the key /apps/desktop/gnome/applications/terminal??
[22:05] <oneirosFade> puff: Oh, sorry - I don't use an iPod so I couldn't tell you...
[22:05] <puff> oneirosFade: Okay, but how about the files?
[22:06] <_angelo_> mifa, nope
[22:06] <puff> oneirosFade: If I can find the downloasd, I can probably muddle through the ipod part.
[22:06] <sdlwof> i'm having serious problems with the usb_storage module...
[22:06] <ActiVision> Compiling alsa... This is why Windows will always be the biggest
[22:06] <puff> Although I swear, one of these days I'm going to sit down and code a file-system-like/command-line interface for ipods.
[22:06] <mifa> _angelo_ what version are you using?
[22:06] <_angelo_> unr 9.04
[22:06] <oneirosFade> puff: Again, IDK (sorry) - I figured "podcasts" were mostly an iPod thing, and never looking into them :(
[22:06] <Brando753> guys everytime i type in my password for wifi, it loads then re-shows the needs authentication
[22:07] <_angelo_> "/apps/gnome-termina/[global | keybindings | profiles]", mifa
[22:07] <Cr33pz0r> Anyone can help me install grub from within ubuntu please?
[22:07] <puff> oneirosFade: No, podcasts are just rss meets media files.
[22:07] <hic> task is to record TV broadcast using mencoder in specified time after automatic resume from suspend to disk
[22:08] <XDevHald> soreau: It's in the Window Management inside Compiz as "Move Window" and the first binding was Control+Button1, I clicked the right icon to set it back to default and it works again. Thanks!
[22:08] <puff> oneirosFade: ipods made them famous because they were the first mp3 players to have built-in support for podcasts.
[22:08] <mifa> _angelo_ check /desktop/gnome/applications/terminal/
[22:08] <oneirosFade> puff: Ah
[22:08] <aspoor> ?
[22:08] <aspoor> hello all
[22:08] <soreau> XDevHald: Great. Glad to help
[22:09] <Cr33pz0r> So can anyone give me some dirction to install grub, on external drive?
[22:09] <puff> oneirosFade: Basically it's about using RSS to publish a series of audio files (at first, video podcasts are picking up) on a regular basis, and the "podcatchers" (podcast downloadng tools, like amarok) download them on a regular basis so you can listen to them whenever.
[22:09] <shazzr> chromium on ubuntu 9.04 is performing extremely quick compared to other browsers that I've tried! :)
[22:09] <puff> Okay, afk for a while.
[22:09] <seidos> gnome-powermanager working wonderfully for you?
[22:09] <oneirosFade> puff: Hm ~ maybe I'll actually start looking into it, if I don't need an iAnything to use them
[22:10] <hic> ACPI working properly
[22:11] <puff> oneirosFade: Nope... it's like, if you like, for example, NPR's _Fresh Air_, you can listen to it whenever you like by using their web player.
[22:11] <Manifest> Anyone know how to use the Palm Pre as a modem?
[22:11] <puff> oneirosFade: Or, you can downlaod and listen to it as a podcsat.
[22:12] <puff> oneirosFade: Unfortunately, they don't provide one monolithic Mp3 of the whole show, instead they provide an RSS feed listing individual mp3 files for each segment of the show.  So you kinda *have* to use a podcatcher to download it.
[22:12] <_angelo_> mifa, I resolved
[22:12] <_angelo_> I unistalled maximus
[22:12] <puff> oneirosFade: Or at least to do so without excessive clicking.
[22:12] <_angelo_> thanks anyway!
[22:12] <puff> Okay, afk.
[22:12] <mifa> ok np
[22:13] <Manifest> Anyone know?
[22:13] <faqu> Hi, all the title bars disappear when windows are maximized, any help_
[22:13] <faqu> ?
[22:14] <Cr33pz0r> So can anyone please help me?
[22:15] <sebsebseb> hi
[22:15] <guntbert> !repeat | Cr33pz0r
[22:16] <phantomcircuit> How can i get NetworkManager to stop controlling an interface?
[22:17] <metatagg> ichat: I looked in synaptics, and I've got "xserver-xorg-video-nv" installed aswell...
[22:17] <metatagg> ichat: try if you can do nvidia-xsetup
[22:18] <Paradox-1> does xchat work on phazenet?
[22:18] <metatagg> ichat: otherwise i'm not sure if i can help you :(
[22:18] <Darkedge> Get irssi
[22:18]  * Paradox-1 is liking ubuntu so far :)
[22:18] <gwildor> Paradox-1, assumeing its an irc network, i dont see any reason it wouldnt.
[22:19] <bastidrazor> ichat: in order to install the nvidia driver from there website you have to have X stopped.
[22:19] <A[D]minS> how i can add physical hardware to guest using  virt-manager
[22:19] <Paradox-1> thanks gwildor
[22:20] <ichat> bastidrazor:  - no running x
[22:20] <ichat> not even a way to revert x config to default clean (after install)
[22:21] <bastidrazor> ichat: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[22:21] <ichat> so basicly my system go screwed by a faulty nv driver
[22:21] <ichat> bastidrazor:  - 9.04 xubuntu (studio)
[22:22] <ichat> with afaik  an nvidia fx52xx
[22:22] <guntbert> A[D]minS: if you are talking about virtual box: ask in #vbox please
[22:22] <bastidrazor> ichat: you should have used hardware drivers and installed the driver that way.
[22:23] <A[D]minS> guntbert: i'm talking about ( KVM + virt-manager ) is it  virtual box in ubuntu?
[22:23] <bastidrazor> ichat: in terminal type: lspci | grep VGA  .what does this give you?
[22:23] <ichat> bastidrazor:  -  ubtuntu offered them via hardware drivers
[22:24] <bastidrazor> ichat: right use the older version and you will be fine. the newer 183 drivers do not work with that older card.
[22:24] <guntbert> A[D]minS: no kvm is used as well :-)
[22:24] <ichat> when i wanted to change my reso it told me to install them from the repos, they failed,  than i download from nv.com  also failed
[22:24] <A[D]minS> ok :)
[22:25] <bastidrazor> ichat: from what i saw you installed the drivers from nvidia.com incorrectly.
[22:25] <ichat> bastidrazor:  -  can you help / tell me what comlete command that would be from the cli
[22:25] <A[D]minS> the idea virt-manager  which come with 9.04 not supporting adding new Physical hardware
[22:25] <A[D]minS> so i'm trying to figure out how to upgrade it :)
[22:25] <A[D]minS> any idea or anyone can advise?
[22:25] <bastidrazor> ichat: at what point are you now?
[22:26] <jff> How painful would it be to, using a 4 year old laptop, hook up a monitor to said laptop and make the laptop display function as normal put make the connected monitor function as a seperate desktop?
[22:26] <ichat> after - bot not worked, i wanted to go back to ubuntu basic innitial  so did a  apt-get remove *nvidia*
[22:26] <guntbert> A[D]minS: then there is #kvm (179 users) too :-) (if you don't get your answers here)
[22:26] <jff> Or an extension of the current desktop, rather.
[22:26] <A[D]minS> ok thx gunni_
[22:27] <A[D]minS> ok thx guntbert
[22:27] <guntbert> A[D]minS: np - good luck :)
[22:27] <almostAg33k> im looking for help installing diablo 2
[22:27] <ichat> bastidrazor:  thats my current place
[22:27] <jff> I would need it to fluidly change between dual and single monitor mode also when I connect and disconnect the VGA cable.
[22:27] <oneirosFade> almostAg33k: PM me
[22:28] <grantwat> my wireless keeps asking me to enter authentication
[22:28] <grantwat> keeps asking after i enter my wireless pass
[22:29] <Steil> can someone help me setup rtorrent?
[22:29] <mifa> anyone have experience recovering mdadm raids using lvm on ubuntu server?
[22:29] <bastidrazor> ichat: lspci | grep VGA   .what card do you have?
[22:32] <SandGorgon> which ethernet driver should I use for Broadcom 4401 - i'm compiling a custom kernel and I see that bcm4400 was not used on my stock kernel - anyone have an idea ?
[22:32] <martin_henry> Steil, why rtorrent? have you tried Deluge or the default program?
[22:32] <Steil> martin_henry: rtorrent because the machine is a headless server
[22:32] <kha[1]> i've been using ubuntu for a month now, and suddenly i'm disconnected, and each time i try to connect i get "No wireless networks found", is there any way to fix this?
[22:32] <ichat> bastidrazor:   nv34 fx5200
[22:34] <mifa> Steil I prefer rtorrent, I have a couple links that helped out, pm me
[22:35] <Guest92148> hello I can't star the graphic mode of ubuntu
[22:35] <LinuX2half> hi does anyone know how to install itunes?
[22:35] <martin_henry> steil ah cool. don't know anything about that, sorry
[22:36] <Brando753> how do i connect to a vnc server that is over an internet conection?
[22:36] <DarkwingDuck> Did Wubi change to prevent installing within windows?
[22:36] <Flannel> DarkwingDuck: no.
[22:36] <Flannel> DarkwingDuck: that's the whole purpose of wubi
[22:36] <razor_X> oh wize and mighty linux gurus how do i find out what compilers are installed on a remote machine?
[22:36] <ichat> Brando753:  - pm
[22:37] <bastidrazor> ichat: you're current unable to boot to GUI? is this after you tried to install the driver from nvidia.com?
[22:37] <razor_X> ichat hmmm i had nvidia issues the other day
[22:38] <ichat> bastidrazor:  - nope thats sins  ubuntus  told me to reinstall after an update and  it updated my xorg to nv
[22:38] <ichat> (reboot sorry
[22:38] <razor_X> ichat want to try my xorg.cong ichat?
[22:39] <martin_henry> brando753, you need the internet IP of the machine you're connecting to (use it and go to whatismyip.com) and you need port 5900 forwarded (if behind a router)
[22:39] <razor_X> i am running the nvidia geforce2mx 100/200
[22:39] <ichat> rzorg id first need decently installed xorg files themselves
[22:39] <Guest92148> how ican install nvidia driver on recovery mode?
[22:40] <bastidrazor> ichat: you could rename your xorg.conf and do a reboot and it should boot. sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.nv  ..then reboot. this should get you back to GUI.
[22:40] <bastidrazor> ichat: after this we'll install the correct driver.
[22:41] <razor_X> ichat and let me know if you want my xorg.conf files i would be glad to share them since i got the help from here to begin with getting my display worked out
[22:41] <kha[1]>  i've been using ubuntu for a month now, and suddenly i'm disconnected, and each time i try to connect i get "No wireless networks found", is there any way to fix this?
[22:41] <razor_X> ichat i am running a CRT 17 in monitor on the nvidia Geforce2 MX 100/200 and it is working beautifully
[22:43] <razor_X> hey bastidrazor how do i see the install compilers on a machine without being root it is a remote machine
[22:43] <Guest92148> quit
[22:43] <razor_X> bastidrazor i am trying to make mine have the same compilers as my mud host so my mud runs on this machine
[22:45] <bastidrazor> razor_X: that i don't know.
[22:45] <razor_X> bastidrazor, thank you
[22:46] <ichat> bastidrazor:  - xfce booted fine
[22:47] <slashzul> is there a way to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 with a cdrom
[22:47] <bastidrazor> ichat: okay, now install the drivers from hardware drivers and use the older drivers. 175 or 173.. i'm unsure as to which.
[22:47] <sebsebseb> slashzul: I think only if you installed with the alternate CD
[22:47] <ichat> oke im going to try
[22:47] <kha[1]>  i've been using ubuntu for a month now, and suddenly i'm disconnected, and each time i try to connect i get "No wireless networks found", is there any way to fix this?
[22:47] <GSherman> Hello?
[22:47] <bastidrazor> !upgrade | slashzul ..this link should tell you how.
[22:48] <slashzul> sebsebseb:  I dont have internet on this particular server, its dedicated security server
[22:48] <slashzul> so cant do upgrade-manager method, Ive got the dvd though
[22:48] <sebsebseb> slashzul: oh a server hmm
[22:48] <sebsebseb> slashzul: really you should have used 8.04 for your server, since it's LTS
[22:48] <satellit> Help anyone In:Ubuntu 9.04 my mouse is misconfigured: left button is calling move right menu menu w/select how do I change what mouse buttons do?
[22:49] <GSherman> Was wondering if I could get some help. I am having a very difficult time installing ubuntu on my netbook.
[22:49] <sebsebseb> slashzul: or  I guess it don't matter to much when not on the net, why do you want to ugprade to 9.04?
[22:49] <sebsebseb> slashzul: is it the server edition?
[22:49] <slashzul> damn, I did use 8.04, but thought I had to upgrade first
[22:50] <podman99> hey all trying programming in ubuntu (c) however when compiling it states its unable to find ServerSocket.h ... have done a find / -name ServerSocket.h and its nowhere to be found... what am i missing
[22:50] <sebsebseb> slashzul:  yes 8.04 can't be directly upgraded to 9.04, you would have to go through 8.10 first
[22:50] <GSherman> Was wondering if I could get some help. I am having a very difficult time installing ubuntu on my netbook.
[22:50] <creichen> Hi!  A friend of mine is installing 9.04 side-by-side with Vista and told me that (after picking a different size than the default one) the installer asked her to `save changes to disk' before continuing.
[22:50] <creichen> If resizing hasn't yet taken place, how can it write anything to disk?
[22:51] <sebsebseb> creichen: Vista should be used to resize itself, or problems can happen, data loss for example
[22:51] <guntbert> slashzul: maybe #ubuntu-server is the better place for your problem?
[22:51] <creichen> sebsebseb: Ah, okay.  Thank you!
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[22:51] <FloodBot1> victimofgcd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:52] <slashzul> anyone setup cloud computing on 9.04 ? Load balancer or device convergence?
[22:52] <slashzul> thats why 9.04
[22:53] <ichat> bastidrazor:  - 2 versions  173 or  96
[22:53] <bastidrazor> ichat: go with the older 173. you should be fine.
[22:53] <satellit> anyone: is there a way to reconfigure a mouse and what it's buttons do: U9.04
[22:54] <creichen> sebsebseb: Thank you! :-)
[22:54] <steven__> hi.. sorry to bother u all.. i am new at ubuntu.. actually i installed xubuntu. but when i updated.. and restarted i got the blue screen// and no further
[22:54] <bastidrazor> satellit: sounds like you have it in left hand mode.  system>preferences>mouse
[22:54] <Guest16305> Where can I download Ubuntu Themes?
[22:54] <satellit> no I do not looked a gconfig-editor
[22:55] <cronix_> how can i check which dsp device is my soundcard and which my tv card?
[22:55] <GSherman> Ubuntu won't boot up for me. I keep getting a BOOTMGR is missing error every time.
[22:55] <dg1> How Big Should My Swap Partition Be?
[22:55] <sebsebseb> creichen: np
[22:55] <satellit> left button calls move not select in applications
[22:55] <steven__> it is saying there are 172 updates, but i am afraid to update.. it might install and give me blue screen and stop there
[22:55] <podman99> hey all trying programming in ubuntu (c) however when compiling it states its unable to find ServerSocket.h ... have done a find / -name ServerSocket.h and its nowhere to be found... what am i missing
[22:56] <bastidrazor> dg1: how much RAM do you have? do you plan to Suspend?
[22:56] <dg1> yesm 4gb ram
[22:56] <steven__> does anyone know about trouble shooting xubuntu?
[22:56] <dg1> its 157gb right now i belive that may be a bit excessive
[22:56] <satellit> bastidrazor: is there a way to do a full reconfigure of devices like on install?
[22:56] <bastidrazor> dg1: 2GB should be fine
[22:57] <GSherman> Ubuntu won't boot up for me. I keep getting a BOOTMGR is missing error every time.
[22:57] <bellatlantic> hi all
[22:57] <bastidrazor> satellit: sudo dpkg-reconfigure packageHere
[22:57] <dg1> right on, thanks
[22:57] <satellit> thanks
[22:57] <bellatlantic> wassup guyz
[22:58] <freedomfist> yo
[22:58] <bastidrazor> satellit: that won't be like a fresh install since you have newer packages but it should put things back to defaults
[22:58] <n8tuser> GSherman -> try to re-install?
[22:58] <guntbert> !hi | bellatlantic
[22:58] <satellit> is H in packageHere real?
[22:59] <GSherman> n8tuser: i have re-installed 5 times.
[22:59] <bastidrazor> satellit: you need to know the package you want to reconfigure. 'packageHere' was meant to signify that.
[22:59] <dg1> how many mb is 2 gb
[22:59] <dg1> 2000?
[22:59] <satellit> ok what package for mouse in gnome?
[22:59] <GSherman> dg1: 2000
[22:59] <phillips321> 2048
[23:00] <cronix_> how can i check which dsp device is my soundcard and which my tv card?
[23:00] <n8tuser> GSherman -> 5 times eh, what is the spec of your pc? something so unique?  did the livecd ever worked for you?
[23:00] <n8tuser> cronix_ -> try  udevinfo -e  and look at the list see if its listed
[23:00] <phillips321> 5 times my arse, i'd give up after the 3rd, but 5 times!!!!! no way!
[23:01] <Brando753> guys i have a wpa wpa2 AES encryption wifi, and i click connect, enter my password, wait, then it says needs authentication and asks for my password again
[23:01] <n8tuser> podman99 -> i dont think the socket libs are named like that, try lower case
[23:01] <podman99> k thanks
[23:01] <cronix_> n8tuser: udevinfo: command not found
[23:02] <n8tuser> Brando753 -> find out if your driver supports wpa2, some drivers do not
[23:02] <GSherman> n8tuser: It's a netbook. An Asus N10J, 2gm ram, 1.6ghz.
[23:02] <GSherman> I do not have a cd/dvd drive
[23:02] <Brando753> n8tuser: how would i do this?
[23:02] <cronix_> is there an app for ubuntu which is like virtual audio cable for windows?
[23:02] <GSherman> I am forced to install ubuntu through a USB drive
[23:02] <cronix_> so i can transfer sound of capture: card1 to playback: card2
[23:02] <cronix_> ?
[23:02] <podman99> n8tuser -> na soz... not there... is there a package or soemthing im missing
[23:02] <ichat> bastidrazor:  - 173.  auto install service for nv -  status fail on reboot
[23:03] <dg1> allright im in gparted, and i have these 3mb unallocated space in between my new drives is that ok
[23:03] <n8tuser> cronix_ -> i could not remember from which package that tool belongs too, so you may have to google for it
[23:03] <bastidrazor> ichat: possibly studio has some issues.
[23:03] <cronix_> n8tuser: kk u dont know an answer to my last question dont u? cause thats what i want to do...
[23:03] <n8tuser> Brando753 -> google for the description of your driver. some dont support new features
[23:04] <bastidrazor> ichat: try #ubuntustudio
[23:04] <n8tuser> cronix_ -> i am using udevinfo  but i cant remember which package it belongs to, so you can try to google for it yes?
[23:04] <ichat> how about - using even older drivers?
[23:04] <satellit> bastidrazor: what package do I need for U9.04 mouse in gnome?
[23:04] <bastidrazor> ichat: it is worth a shot.
[23:05] <bastidrazor> satellit: i don't know.
[23:05] <satellit> ok thanks....will explore farther....: )
[23:05] <ichat> should i just remove the xorg.conf -  or  apt-get remove  all nv packages
[23:05] <n8tuser> GSherman -> thats a bit tricky i guess to install without a cddrive .. i have to borrow one to install it for my friend
[23:05] <bastidrazor> satellit: try mousetweaks ..just guessing
[23:05] <Steve__> any1 here
[23:06] <satellit> k
[23:06] <Steve__> oh hey
[23:06] <Steve__> wow
[23:06] <Steve__> 1417 users
[23:06] <Steve__> WOW
[23:06] <Steve__> lol
[23:06] <FloodBot1> Steve__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:06] <bastidrazor> ichat: to get back to a GUI mv the xorg.conf ..since that is the easiest way for you to do it.
[23:06] <dg1> will linux see and use my new swap drive automagically
[23:06] <ichat> doin it now
[23:07] <n8tuser> cronix_ -> try sudo dpkg -L udev   and if you have it loaded, you should see /usr/bin/udevinfo
[23:07] <cronix_> hm
[23:07] <bastidrazor> dg1: if it has not been added to /etc/fstab then no.
[23:07] <n8tuser> dg1 -> you have to enable it, via  swapon
[23:07] <cronix_> it isnt available on jaunty anymoar
[23:07] <cronix_> its now replaced by udevadm
[23:07] <bastidrazor> dg1: if you made a swap while installing then yes.
[23:07] <n8tuser> cronix_ -> okay, there you go
[23:07] <cronix_> so udevadm info
[23:07] <cronix_> missing option
[23:07] <Steve__> so umm whatre u guys doing?
[23:07] <dg1> allright, anyone going for miami?
[23:08] <bastidrazor> satellit: if that package doesn't work try xserver-xorg-input-mouse
[23:08] <n8tuser> !info udev
[23:08] <satellit> thanks again....
[23:08] <DasEi> !support | Steve__
[23:09] <harjot> could someone help me with my bash script im compsing?
[23:09] <stev1> !menu
[23:09] <Brando753> n8tuser: i changed to WEP but ubuntu will only allow me to connect to wpa wpa2
[23:09] <bastidrazor> harjot: try asking in ##bash
[23:09] <cronix_> anyway need to reboot into windows-.- mates are here and we need working tv
[23:09] <harjot> ok ty
[23:09] <cronix_> so cya l8r
[23:10] <Steve__> umm does anyone know how i can add different IRC's?
[23:10] <cronix_> client?
[23:10] <cronix_> xchat?
[23:10] <cronix_> irssi?
[23:10] <dg1> "Kernal was unable to reread partition tables on this drive" ahhhh
[23:10] <Steve__> noo
[23:10] <Steve__> a like
[23:10] <Steve__> runescape one
[23:10] <Steve__> how do i add it to the list
[23:11] <nico`> #france
[23:11] <bastidrazor> !enter | Steve__
[23:11] <Axle> hey, I'm trying to run 2 separate domains on the same server, but I can't get my apache2 VirtualHosts set up correctly. It shows one website as the default, and I can't access the other one
[23:11] <Axle> anyone know how to fix this?
[23:12] <cronix_> Axle: tryed lighttpd? i think its vhosting is much easyer
[23:13] <Kuifje111> apache for the win, I'd say. even though I have never used lighthttpd.
[23:13] <Axle> I've already got both websites working
[23:13] <n8tuser> Brando753 -> try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=318539
[23:13] <Axle> at one point
[23:13] <Axle> but I added the second website
[23:13] <Kuifje111> it isnt difficult to set up vhosts using apache.
[23:13] <Axle> and now I can't access the first one
[23:13] <Kuifje111> using apache, axle?
[23:13] <Axle> yes
[23:13] <Kuifje111> go to /etc/apache2/sites-enabled
[23:13] <Axle> when I put in my IP, it defaults to the directory for the second website
[23:13] <valley> Steve__, link me to the download page for your IRC client
[23:13] <Kuifje111> place all your vhosts there
[23:13] <Axle> instead of the root /var/www
[23:14] <Darkedge1> What do you guys think is the best MSN messenger client for Ubuntu?
[23:14] <Axle> yea I did that Kuifje111
[23:14] <Kuifje111> you did something wrong
[23:14] <Axle> obviously
[23:14] <n8tuser> Darkedge1 -> ive tryied at once, amsn   only once, but am not a msn user
[23:14] <Axle> that's why I'm here
[23:14] <Axle> lol
[23:14] <Kuifje111> you must edit 000-default one
[23:14] <_angelo_> Hi again! I'm using unr 9.04. How can I change the dimension of "Print window"? In some application (like FF, gedit, evince...) I can't resize it!
[23:15] <_angelo_> in other (abiword), yes... :O
[23:15] <dg1> brb the error says i need to restart or something
[23:15] <n8tuser> Axle -> linux box allows for multiple ip address on one nic, even from different subnets/network
[23:15] <phillips321> Darkedge1: try amsn for justmsn, its pretty good, or gaimif you have lots of protocols
[23:15] <Darkedge1> Any other ideas anyone?
[23:15] <Darkedge1> :O
[23:15] <Darkedge1> OK
[23:15] <n8tuser> !enter | Darkedge1
[23:16] <erasel> 4r
[23:16] <erasel> fdgg
[23:16] <valley> !enter | ubottu
[23:16] <armand77> ff
[23:17] <lokman> slm
[23:17] <Darkedge1> I don't get it when it says not to use the enter key as punchuaion?
[23:17] <lokman> ne
[23:18] <t3ckn0b0y> Darkedge i was wondering the same thing..
[23:18] <stinky> sorry for the noobie question but what is the name of the gnome notepad? TIA :)
[23:19] <sebsebseb> stinky: gedit
[23:19] <stinky> thanks
[23:19] <sebsebseb> stinky: What's TIA???
[23:19] <_angelo_> nobody can give me an advice about that? it's boring...
[23:19] <stinky> Thanks In Advanced sebsebseb  :)
[23:19] <Jaymac> Thanks in Advance I guess
[23:19] <sebsebseb> stinky: ah ok,  and np
[23:19] <sebsebseb> oh ok even
[23:20] <stinky> thanks alot  sebsebseb  :)
[23:20] <Zatcharius> Anyone try Slackware 13 for kicks?
[23:22] <martin_henry> darkedge1 it means don't write 15 lines in quick succession
[23:23] <mobodo> what can I use to survey what process is using bandwidth on my network?
[23:25] <Animagladius> re
[23:25] <dg1> ok, I hit "swapon" in gpart with my new 2.5gb partition is it on?
[23:26] <ichat> nv config for  96 not working  for  173 neither... but my card worked with   16x  and  before cuze i ran this card before
[23:26] <ichat> but hw doesn't opt me these legacy drivers
[23:26] <joaopinto> dg1, check it with: swapon -s
[23:27] <dg1> it there
[23:27] <dg1> its*
[23:27] <dg1> yee haw
[23:27] <zim1> I am trying to do the following   -->  Friends wifi (can only access it in one part of the house) ----->  Spare Laptop Wifi --> laptop lan ---> router --> wifi in my house good signal
[23:28] <Darkedge1> What's that software that makes your desktop look cool It was like called cracy or something.......
[23:28] <almostAg33k> so i need to find someone who is a super ubuntu genius, so they can help me install DIABLO 2
[23:28] <yaroslov> dg1, then it's in use. if you want it to be persistent across a reboot add it to fstab
[23:28] <zim1> how do pass the tarffic from the lan to the wlan ?
[23:28] <ultimatebuster> can I get some ubuntu samba webmin help here?
[23:29] <dg1> "# swap was on /dev/sda2 during installation" Fstab file
[23:29] <guntbert> !webmin | ultimatebuster please be aware
[23:30] <RPG_Master> My aunt is a having an issue with Brasero
[23:30] <ultimatebuster> well, can I just have general samba help then?
[23:30] <ultimatebuster> !ebox
[23:30] <delly> WHat issue with brasero?
[23:30] <RPG_Master> "Error Drive Can not be locked"
[23:30] <dg1> what if the drive is still sda2, like it was installation
[23:30] <almostAg33k> !rpgmaster use gnomebaker
[23:30] <Darkedge1> What's that software that can make your desktop look cool?
[23:31] <guntbert> !samba | ultimatebuster
[23:31] <RPG_Master> And it won't burn the the CD
[23:31] <Darkedge1> You know it was like called craky or something.....
[23:31] <delly> Darkedge1: about anything :P
[23:31] <guntbert> ultimatebuster: look at SWAT
[23:31] <yaroslov> dg1, if its the same part, you don't need to change anything in fstab
[23:31] <fred_> Salut !
[23:31] <zim1> Darkedge1: are you thinking of compiz?
[23:31] <delly> Darkedge1: But conky, compiz and stuff is good at it
[23:31] <RPG_Master> So has anyone here had that issue before thhe brasero?
[23:31] <ultimatebuster> Okay? I'm just having some problem with samba's configuration for writing, as it's not happening for me
[23:31] <dg1> ok
[23:32] <yaroslov> what probs are you having, ultimatebuster?
[23:32] <fred_FRANCE_13> J'ai une version Xbuntu et je n'arrive pas à changer la config écran (est-ce à cause du driver nvidia ?)
[23:32] <ultimatebuster> yaroslov: I'm trying to allow one specific user to write to a data share, while allowing guest to access (read only) the files on the share
[23:32] <joaopinto> !fr | fred_FRANCE_13
[23:33] <Darkedge1> Arr It's Conky
[23:33] <Darkedge1> Thanks,
[23:33] <cronix_> err
[23:33] <yaroslov> ultimatebuster, look into samba write-list and read-list options for your shares
[23:33] <cronix_> noobish question: how do i set more virtual desktops?
[23:33] <cronix_> i need 4
[23:34] <soreau> cronix_: Using compiz?
[23:34] <zim1>  I am trying to do the following   -->  Friends wifi (can only access it in one part of the house) ----->  Spare Laptop Wifi --> laptop lan ---> router --> wifi in my house good signal
[23:34] <cronix_> ya
[23:34] <cronix_> desktop cube <3
[23:34] <zim1> how do i link the laptops wifi and lan?
[23:34] <cronix_> but that dont works with 2 virtual desktops
[23:34] <ultimatebuster> yaroslov: The first thing I tried, I set the "write list" to "ultimatebuster" (my user's name), but even if I login on Windows, it still prompts me that I need permission
[23:34] <soreau> cronix_: For the cube, you should always set in !ccsm > General Options > Desktop Size: "Number of desktops" to 1, "Vertical virtual size" to 1, and "Horizontal virtual size" to the number of sides you want on the cube. For the wall plugin, you can change "Vertical virtual size" as well.
[23:34] <n8tuser> zim1 -> hard to picture that, can you redraw it in boxes and pastebin it please
[23:35] <zim1> n8tuser: sure
[23:35] <cronix_> soreau: thanks
[23:35] <squircle> hey everybody, little bit of a problem with NX; when I connect over NX to my Ubuntu machine, I'm not allowed to click any "unlock" buttons or to authorize as root. I thought there was a solution somewhere in the gconf, but I'm not sure. Google hasn't helped. Any ideas?
[23:35] <soreau> zim1: You have to use masquerading. Google connection sharing ubuntu
[23:36] <yaroslov> ultimatebuster, do you get that when you connect, or just when you try to write a file?
[23:36] <ultimatebuster> yaroslov: whenever I try to write
[23:36] <yaroslov> ultimatebuster, what're the perms on the directory?
[23:36] <almostAg33k> im having issues with WINE installing diablo 2. everytime i try and run the install it tells me "access denied"
[23:36] <ultimatebuster> yaroslov: owner: ultimatebuster read and write access: ultimatebuster
[23:37] <superbenjo> ???
[23:37] <delly> almostAg33k: install from blizzard or from CD?
[23:37] <reya276> Hoe can I get my microphone to work?
[23:38] <delly> almostAg33k: and can you make a file in wines directory?
[23:38] <reya276> *How can I get my microphone to work?
[23:38] <minealbi> ciao a tutti
[23:39] <mino_> hello, does somebody know how to set a rule in ufw for any to any on a specific interface?
[23:40] <oneirosFade> Oh, while I'm thinking of it, has anyone gotten a bluetooth handsfree (like the cell phone Borg earpieces) to work with Skype?  PM if you have, and might be able to help :)
[23:40] <MenZa> !pm | oneirosFade
[23:41] <RPG_Master> firecrotch: You there?
[23:41] <firecrotch> RPG_Master: Yes I'm here
[23:41] <zim1> n8tuser: http://pastebin.com/d168b75fa
[23:41] <RPG_Master> firecrotch: OK. We both have laptops running Ubuntu 9.04
[23:42] <RPG_Master> And I've never had this issue
[23:42] <oneirosFade> MenZa: I did ask in the channel, and if I'm asking for the message, I doubt I'd find it rude :)  It's because I'm busy in a number of windows and would like to be able to just look at my sidebar to see if anyone has info
[23:42] <MenZa> oneirosFade: Sure, but others can't benefit if you keep it in a query. I've learnt a lot from simply reading this channel. :)
[23:42] <firecrotch> RPG_Master: check what groups her user is in on her computer
[23:43] <oneirosFade> Ok, correction then - if you've got info on bluetoothing with Skype, PM to catch my attention and then we can discuss it in channel.  More better-er, MenZa? :)
[23:43] <zim1> or anyone help with this would be great http://pastebin.com/d168b75fa
[23:44] <MenZa> oneirosFade: indeed!
[23:44] <n8tuser> zim1 -> You have to use masquerading, ipforwarding using the iptables command and possibly modify your route table too on your laptop
[23:44] <zim1> ouch is there a good howto?
[23:44] <Fishscene> Hello everyone. Where would I go to ask about slinglink / TCP/IP over Powerlines?
[23:45] <firecrotch> Fishscene: #networking ?
[23:45] <Fishscene> Completely dead. =(
[23:45] <Saladin> Heya people, I'm wondering if you can help me... For some reason unknown to me, my sudoers file has had its ownership changed from root to myself. I now can't do any admin tasks, and also cannot chown the file back to root. Any advice?
[23:46] <firecrotch> Saladin: you can boot from a live CD and change the owner back to root
[23:46] <mino_> Saladin: login as root?
[23:46] <amon-kill> ola
[23:46] <zim1> Saladin: boot with live cd change all should be good
[23:46] <Cr33pz0r> I installed ubuntu , but my windows isn't in my grub list? now what?
[23:46] <Fishscene> fire: Thanks anyway though.
[23:46] <firecrotch> Saladin: and then in the future, don't edit your sudoers file with a regular editor, use visudo
[23:46] <Saladin> firecrotch: Yeah, good idea. Thank you...
[23:46] <joaopinto> Cr33pz0r, what version have you installed ?
[23:47] <amon-kill> chat in spanish man? im not speek english (channel in spanish?)
[23:47] <joaopinto> !es | amon-kill
[23:47] <thiebaude> !es | amon-kill
[23:47] <xangua> !es | amon-kill
[23:47] <firecrotch> ha
[23:47] <thiebaude> lol
[23:47] <Cr33pz0r> LAtest
[23:47] <joaopinto> !karmic | Cr33pz0r
[23:47] <xangua> there is also #supremos , #ubuntu-mx and others amon-kill
[23:48] <thiebaude> !grub | Cr33pz0r
[23:48] <abdo> guys
[23:48] <joaopinto> thiebaude, he didn't lost grub, and that link will not help if he installed karmic with grub2
[23:48] <RPG_Master> firecrotch: She rebooted and it was fixed :/
[23:48] <ascheel> Can someone tell me why my Volume keys on my keyboard don't actually affect the volume?  They increase/decrease SOME volume bar, but doesn't affect the actual output.
[23:48] <MenZa> RPG_Master: \o/
[23:49] <RedChops> huh, i had no trouble with installing karmic and running windows...
[23:49] <abdo> i want to create a bridged connection with Win XP installed on Vbox
[23:49] <thiebaude> joaopinto, ok i didn't know that
[23:49] <RPG_Master> I hope they can fix that for 9.10 :/
[23:49] <firecrotch> RPG_Master: Oh, perhaps there was an update or something that was being a bugger
[23:49] <RPG_Master> firecrotch: Yeah
[23:49] <zim1> can anyone point me in to a good howto to do this http://pastebin.com/d168b75fa
[23:49] <joaopinto> ascheel, search for a bug report on file a new one at launchpad.net
[23:49] <lucaxxxxxx> hello...
[23:49] <reya276> How come when I plug in my microphone and try to record something it does not work, How can I get it to work?
[23:49] <abdo> i want to create a bridged connection with Win XP installed on Vbox ..PLZ !
[23:50] <lucaxxxxxx> how can i update squashfs im on ubuntu jaunty and running kernel 2.6.31
[23:50] <ascheel> joaopinto: I don't think it's a bug.  I think the Volume keys are changing the volume for the wrong device.
[23:50] <abdo> !kernel
[23:50] <lucaxxxxxx> !squashfs
[23:51] <joaopinto> ascheel, if you don't see how to set/change such device, it's a bug :)
[23:51] <abdo> i want to create a bridged connection with Win XP installed on Vbox ..PLZ !
[23:51] <joaopinto> abdo, try the vbox channel
[23:51] <abdo> is there any vbox channel ??
[23:51] <twright> joaopinto: An easy option has been added to do this in the new gnome (karmic)
[23:51] <harjot> #virtualbox
[23:52] <abdo> harjot, thaanks
[23:52] <abdo> didn't know :S
[23:52] <harjot> neither did I
[23:52] <harjot> i just typed in #virtualbox to see what it would do
[23:52] <abdo> lol
[23:53] <zim1> ok can someone tell me what to google for to do this? http://pastebin.com/d168b75fa
[23:54] <delly> Does there exist any reasonable archive manager? Squeeze fails at being able to identity more protocols, File Roller is to heavy. And i do not want to use Thunar.
[23:54] <RedChops> i thought i had a bug with flash in firefox, after running for a few minutes my system would hang then shut down. turns out that the pump for my water cooling system had died, and flash was causing my processor to overhead and hit my systems safety killswitch ha
[23:55] <RedChops> overheat*
[23:55] <GSherman> i give up
[23:55] <soreau> zim1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=91370
[23:55] <GSherman> i can't fix this bootmgr problem
[23:55] <GSherman> i'm going to shoot myself in the face
[23:55] <zim1> soreau: ty many thanks
[23:55] <joaopinto> GSherman, what is your problem ?
[23:56] <twright> delly: try peazip
[23:56] <GSherman> I've been trying to install ubuntu for the last 5 hours, not matter what i do i keep getting a BOOTMGR is missing error
[23:56] <GSherman> I don't know what to do
[23:56] <twright> delly: or just mount the archives
[23:56] <GSherman> the thing is, i'm installing from a USB drive because it's a netbook and has no cd/dvd drive
[23:56] <twright> !grub | GSherman
[23:56] <GSherman> and the external i have isn't recognized by my bios
[23:57] <stephan22> hmm, i have a fit pc2 with ubuntu preinstallt, trying to use openvpn, but there is no tun module existing, how can i get the tun module?
[23:57] <joaopinto> GSherman, was the install succesfull, including the grub install part ?
[23:57] <DarkMage2303> Can somone help me set up OpenDNS for Ubuntu 8.10?
[23:57] <twright> GSherman: in that case how are you creating the usbdisk
[23:58] <GSherman> I don't know anything about grub. This is the first time i've ever done anythign with any linux OS.
[23:58] <GSherman> I just saw it install linux
[23:58] <GSherman> it restarts
[23:58] <GSherman> and every single time i have a BOOTMGR ismissing error
[23:58] <xangua> DarkMage2303: http://mamalibre.eshost.com.ar/?q=node/128
[23:58] <twright> GSherman: is that trying to boot from your harddrive or usb
[23:58] <GSherman> i installed ubuntu to my HDD
[23:58] <GSherman> it won't boot tho
[23:58] <DarkMage2303> what language is that?
[23:59] <thiebaude> BOOTMGR is a windows boot error
[23:59] <DarkMage2303> I'll translate it using translate.google.com.
[23:59] <GSherman> how do i fix it?
[23:59] <GSherman> i have wiped my HDD completely an deleted all partitions
[23:59] <thiebaude> GSherman, are you dual booting?
[23:59] <GSherman> no
[23:59] <thiebaude> ok