[00:00] <ActionParsnip> !dualhead | Stronze
[00:00] <erUSUL> patri_: then your computer does not like that boot option
[00:00] <NetEcho> uhm lfaraone, without cd install relys on having ubuntu or debian installed,
[00:00] <NetEcho> gentoo doesn't use apt
[00:00] <patri_> I know I need to set that parameter, because of the installer only started when I did so
[00:00] <lfaraone> NetEcho: you don't have debootstrap for gentoo?
[00:01] <ActionParsnip> NetEcho: grab the minimal CD and boot from that
[00:01] <patri_> besides, without any modification, it just hangs right after the grub countdown
[00:01] <NetEcho> ActionParsnip you can't put a cd into a drive when the machine is over 10000km away
[00:01] <erUSUL> patri_: are you sure you edit the right entry ?
[00:01] <ActionParsnip> NetEcho: you can, with drac ;)
[00:02] <ActionParsnip> NetEcho: i do it every day
[00:02] <NetEcho> oh really?
[00:02] <NetEcho> via SSH?
[00:02] <ActionParsnip> NetEcho: yes drac provides a virtual floppy and cd drive
[00:02] <patri_> I think so
[00:02] <NetEcho> hrm
[00:02] <ActionParsnip> NetEcho: you of course need a drac card and a drac compatible server but it is possible
[00:03] <patri_> I'm replacing the "quiet" parameter, which I assume is totally optional
[00:03] <NetEcho> ... lol
[00:03] <ActionParsnip> NetEcho: configure a pxe server and boot from it
[00:03] <doktoreas> hello everybody..Which FS should I use for an external USB drive to store files biger then $gB?
[00:03] <doktoreas> *4GB
[00:03] <NetEcho> ActionParsnip what now? lol
[00:03] <CokeNCode> mwahahahahha, i've uncommented everything. The world is now my oyster !
[00:03] <erUSUL> doktoreas: ntfs would be the more compatible/capable fs
[00:03] <lfaraone> doktoreas: what do you want to store on it?
[00:04] <nicon> Hi.
[00:04] <lfaraone> doktoreas: and what do you want to use it for?
[00:04] <doktoreas> I have got virtualbox image
[00:04] <flea_> doktoreas, hammerfs
[00:04] <CokeNCode> got vlc now ... thanks guys. I was being too much of a wuss.
[00:04] <ActionParsnip> NetEcho: if you configure a pxe server you can make the server boot from that
[00:04] <nicon> Is here somebody who use Ethernet controller: Attansic Technology Corp. Device 1063 (rev c0)?
[00:04] <doktoreas> I tried fat32 but it stops at 4GB
[00:04] <NetEcho> ActionParsnip and if something screws up when it trys to boot into that PXE server, then I have no way of getting the server to boot back into the current distro
[00:05] <tehC0unt> is it possible to open up photoshop files in gimp?
[00:05] <doktoreas> erUSUL, can I read the NTFS from ubuntu?
[00:05] <erUSUL> doktoreas: sure and writte
[00:05] <tehC0unt> sorry nevermind that post im going to the gimp room
[00:05] <colinmarc> I switched to AHCI and I'm still getting system crashes 5 minutes into raid array recovery. When I try in recovery mode I get a call trace or a kernal panic error, but I can't find those entries in any logs... help?
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> NetEcho: could be hard but may be possibe. I know of a distro that has a public pxe server and an ISO you can boot to to kick it off, just cant remember the name
[00:06] <erUSUL> colinmarc: :| well if the sata controller blows up maybe the logs can simply not be written...
[00:07] <colinmarc> I have a foxconn board with a G45... are there are a lot of issues with the sata controllers on those boards?
[00:07] <zacktu>  i changed permissions for /media/disk to 777 - is there a reason that's not a good thing to do?
[00:08] <Biovore> colinmarc: what serial ATA. chip.   Silicon image / ICH-7 ?
[00:08] <erUSUL> colinmarc: no intel ichx southbridges should just work. they are bery common and used hardware
[00:08] <erUSUL> very*
[00:08]  * erUSUL needs sleep
[00:08] <colinmarc> well something is crashing the system. what else could it be?
[00:09] <erUSUL> colinmarc: really dunno.... maybe in #ubuntu-kernel they are able to help you more
[00:10] <colinmarc> I'll check that out, I guess. Thanks
[00:10] <erUSUL> no prblem
[00:11] <Jordan_U> colinmarc: There are a lot of things that could be crashing your computer, how and when is it crashing?
[00:11] <devrethman> What does pulseaudio do, and how do I make it stop doing it?
[00:11] <joaopinto> !puregnome
[00:12] <devrethman> cause I'm pretty sure it's monopolizing my sound card and causing all sorts of problems.
[00:12] <patri_> I'll try editing the menu.lst file, should I run some boot updating script afterwards?
[00:12] <Jordan_U> patri_: Yes, "sudo update-grub"
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> patri_: yes
[00:13] <Jordan_U> patri_: Note that that will overwrite anything in the debian automagic kernels area
[00:13] <zebastian> anyone on lxde here knows how to set nautilus to be the default file manager? is a script necessary?
[00:14] <patri_> I need to note: I'm currently running on an ubuntu liveCD, since the installed one doesn't run, does that affect the command to run?
[00:14] <patri_> Jordan_U, what are the implications of that overwriting?
[00:15] <sheepsy>   /list
[00:17] <colinmarc> Interesting - I thought it was only when I tried raid recovery, but the system just crashed all on its own. So it might not be the sata controller at all. Well, great...
[00:25]  * thiebaude where is everyone going
[00:25] <xiong> thiebaude, dunno
[00:25] <c4g> could anyone help with a theme?
[00:25] <tehC0unt> hmmm
[00:26] <xiong> c4g, please be more specific?
[00:26] <shakaran> I get a may GPG errors. But I have the keys installed http://pastebin.com/d6ff73738 how to solve this?
[00:26] <shakaran> *many
[00:26] <thiebaude> c4g, what is your question?
[00:26] <brand0con> I'm trying to clone a disk from a fedora 10 box to a larger drive.  if im to use dd for the task, would I have to copy the same partitioning scheme before running dd
[00:27] <maco> itd bring the partition info with it
[00:27] <c4g> thiebaude, want to install a bar at the bottom of screen
[00:27] <maco> but it wouldnt fill the whole drive
[00:27] <c4g> like the mac look
[00:28] <thiebaude> c4g, click on the top panel,new panel
[00:28] <thiebaude> c4g, right click
[00:29] <brand0con> i don't care if it doesnt fill the drive.  so then dd if=/dev/sda  of=dev/sdb bs=64k conv=notrunc,noerror would carry the partitioning of the first drive with it and booting should be possible from the other drive
[00:29] <c4g> done
[00:30] <devrethman> Can anybody help me with the fact that ALSA is apparently broken?
[00:30] <thiebaude> c4g, you mean a dock?
[00:30] <devrethman> It makes no sound. I have to sqitch things to OSS to make them work, and even then, half thetime all I get is silence.
[00:30] <shakaran> any help with GPG errors?
[00:30] <thiebaude> !info
[00:30] <Aldo> Hi all! Quick question, not sure if this is the right place... I've got Vista and Ubuntu dual-booting, everything is working great... I'm learning slowly but surely... My question is this: I'm eligible for a Windows 7 Upgrade, when I upgrade Vista to 7 will it mess with my dual-booting?
[00:31] <c4g> yes
[00:31] <zpl> How stable is the current alpha of Karmic Koala ?
[00:31] <Jordan_U> patri_: Each time there is a kernel update a new entry gets added to the menu.lst, the lines with a single comment ("#") before them are options for what should go in those entries, like what kernel parameters to use
[00:31] <thiebaude> !9.10
[00:31] <c4g> a dock i guess
[00:31] <thiebaude> c4g, im not sure
[00:31] <KB1JWQ> Aldo: It absolutely will.
[00:31] <KB1JWQ> Aldo: So talk to people BEFORE you apply the upgrade.
[00:31] <Aldo> That's why I'm here :) Any idea what steps i'll need to take to make it work?
[00:32] <Jordan_U> !grub | Aldo
[00:32] <thiebaude> Aldo, whenyou upgrade to 7 then it will replace vista
[00:32] <agliodbs> anyone here set up dspam on Jaunty?  I'm looking for a howto ...
[00:32] <patri_> Jordan_U: can I just add "nohz=off" under the proper section in menu.lst?
[00:32] <devrethman> I can cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp and get sound, but aplay does nothing. ever.
[00:33] <FAJALOU> Hi sometimes when I resume from a suspend, my computer will fail to start:  i will get no signal on my monitor and none of my keys on my keyboard will work.  I have an nvidia geforce 6400 and wifi module rt2870sta which I am guessing is one of the issues.  The only thing that I can see in the logs is that my wifi module fails to unload on suspend... any help?
[00:33] <devrethman> and things that use alsa always whine about it nt working.
[00:33] <agliodbs> or just a "it's way hard, you don't want to do it."
[00:33] <Jordan_U> patri_: Yes, add it after "# defoptions=quiet"
[00:34] <Jordan_U> patri_: So it would end up being "# defoptions=quiet nohz=off"
[00:34] <patri_> thx, I'll try it
[00:35] <Jordan_U> patri_: And yes you will need to do things a bit differently if you want to run update-grub from the LiveCD
[00:36] <patri_> will placing the nohz=off param there apply it at boot?
[00:36] <mgv2> why do i die in open arena afer one shot? do i must have a mouse for it? otherwise i cant move sight around or actualy can use the keyboard?
[00:36] <patri_> or should I modify any other section at menu.lst?
[00:37] <mgv2> and also - how can i block programs from accessing the internet and how can i make xchat have spell check?
[00:37] <Jordan_U> patri_: You can either modify the first line starting with "kernel" or you can add the parameter at boot by pressing "e" when the menu comes up
[00:37] <danni_> echo
[00:38] <FAJALOU> Hi sometimes when I resume from a suspend, my computer will fail to start:  i will get no signal on my monitor and none of my keys on my keyboard will work.  I have an nvidia geforce 6400 and wifi module rt2870sta which I am guessing is one of the issues.  The only thing that I can see in the logs is that my wifi module fails to unload on suspend... any help?
[00:40] <W0rmDr1nk> hi
[00:40] <W0rmDr1nk> I am having some problems with bash 4
[00:40] <W0rmDr1nk> when I hit ctrl+c a ^C is printed in terminal
[00:42] <funkyHat> W0rmDr1nk: which program are you running in the terminal?
[00:43] <W0rmDr1nk> funkyHat, nothing
[00:43] <W0rmDr1nk> just bash shell
[00:44] <funkyHat> W0rmDr1nk: oh, so you are trying to paste?
[00:44] <W0rmDr1nk> no, I hit ctrl+c, in bash 4, and then i see a ^C
[00:44] <W0rmDr1nk> which is lame
[00:44] <W0rmDr1nk> I dont want to see it
[00:45] <funkyHat> W0rmDr1nk: why are you hitting ^C?
[00:45] <caca> hello
[00:45] <W0rmDr1nk> habbit ?
[00:45] <funkyHat> !hi | caca
[00:46] <caca> hi
[00:46] <caca> anybody can talk to me?
[00:46] <funkyHat> W0rmDr1nk: fair enough. it's printing ^C brcause that's the signal it receives from the keyboard
[00:47] <funkyHat> !ask | caca
[00:47] <Pupuser402> i can:)
[00:47] <caca> i'm brasilian..
[00:47] <funkyHat> !br
[00:47] <W0rmDr1nk> funkyHat, why now ?
[00:48] <W0rmDr1nk> why not before ?
[00:49] <funkyHat> W0rmDr1nk: not sure, I didn't know it wasn't doing it (I actually use zsh, not bas, anyway)
[00:49] <funkyHat> *bash
[00:49] <funkyHat> W0rmDr1nk: you could file a bug if it bothers you
[00:50] <colt> hi
[00:50] <cmdbbq> I have what is, in all likelyhood, a total noob question, I know I can schedule an event based on time with chron, but is there a way to schedule an event triggered by other circumstance or variables? I am running a processor intesive operation that has caused my feeble old machine to overheat and shut down, can i set the process to terminate when the cpu temp hits a certain point?
[00:51] <mario1985> hola
[00:51] <mario1985> ?
[00:51] <funkyHat> cmdbbq: you could write a script that watches the temp sensor
[00:52] <spO> are any of you able to have sound when using firefox+ adobe flash movies?
[00:52] <funkyHat> spO: yes. which version of ubuntu are you using?
[00:52] <patri_> what's the default root password?
[00:53] <ctmjr> !root | patri_
[00:53] <spO> funky, 9.04
[00:53] <cmdbbq> funkyHat: I figured, but i didn't know if there was some in built functionality like with cron for time
[00:54] <patri_> and which pass should I enter when the system asks me for an "admin password"?
[00:54] <thanos> Hello.  I like the default bash's feature which will inform me if and where a program that is not installed exists, and the command i should run to obtain it
[00:54] <Rashko> Hi all
[00:54] <Irick|Netbook> your password
[00:54] <thanos> is it easy to have this on zsh?
[00:54] <patri_> cool
[00:54] <enovativ> how do you stop the music that plays when ubuntu starts up ?
[00:54] <dragon> what's the easiest way to change a user's UID?
[00:54] <ubox> can anyone guess why i can't open /sys/devices/temperature/<insert file here> , i get an error saying the file does not exist but the thumbnail in nautilus shows different text for each. and i am doing so as root, via both gedit and vi
[00:54] <Rashko> how can I enable more than 4 serial ports ubuntu 8.04
[00:55] <funkyHat> cmdbbq: not as far as I know. your script would only have to be a few lines anyway, and would be very light as it wouldn't even read any real files
[00:55] <spO> adobe flash media player in firefox does not play sound for me
[00:55]  * h00k_ greets funkycat90210 
[00:55] <ubox> anovativ: system > administration > login window?
[00:55]  * h00k_ greets funkyHat 
[00:55] <westmi> what is a good altenative for pidgin instaint message?
[00:55] <cmdbbq> funkyHat: I am not a very experienced coder, and I always like to make sure I am not reinventing the wheel, thanks for your advice!
[00:55] <h00k_> >.<
[00:56] <thanos> westmi: amsn supports offline messages
[00:56] <Jordan_U> ubox: How are you trying to open them?
[00:56] <Prodego> westmi: anything
[00:56] <Jordan_U> westmi: empathy
[00:56] <ubox> anovativ: then accesability
[00:56]  * funkyHat sits on h00k_ 
[00:56] <westmi> pidgin sux
[00:56] <dragon> !alternatives | westmi
[00:56] <h00k_> westmi: please back up your claims
[00:56] <ubox> jordan_u: with gksudo gedit or vi in term as root
[00:56] <dragon> westmi: never mind, a good alternative is empathy
[00:56] <Rashko> please help
[00:57] <funkyHat> !ask | Rashko
[00:57] <dragon> westmi: it'd be better if you talk constructively instead of pointing fingers
[00:57] <spO> funky, how did you setup sound for firefox and adobe flash?
[00:57] <Jordan_U> ubox: I don't think those are ever meant to be written to, can you cat them?
[00:57] <rcayea> What would be a comparison place to Microsoft Window's Program Files? I ask because I want to remove old files and be able to know where to look.
[00:57] <Rashko> I want to enable more than 4 serial ubuntu 8.04
[00:57] <enovativ> how do you stop the music that plays when ubuntu starts up ?
[00:58] <ctmjr> enovativ: system > preferences > sound > sound tab
[00:58] <ubox> jordan_u: yep, they all exist, permissions say i should be able to read/write
[00:58] <funkyHat> spO: which version of ubuntu?
[00:58] <h00k_> rcayea: settings for a program are stored locally in your home folder beginning with a . (period), they are hidden.  If this is what you're looking for.
[00:58] <spO> funky, 9.04 /jaunty
[00:58] <ubox> ctmjr: lol didn't i answer them already ;)
[00:58] <Jordan_U> ubox: Can you cat them ?
[00:58] <enovativ> ctmjr: thanks
[00:58] <ubox> jordan_u: yes
[00:58] <rcayea> hOOk, may I pm you?
[00:58] <westmi> h00k_:ive been working for a couple hours trying to get pidgin to work again,checking settings,checking yahoo,turning firewall off, and anything else i can think of
[00:59] <funkyHat> spO: oh sorry I missed when you said it before
[00:59] <Jordan_U> ubox: Why do you want to open them in a text editor?
[00:59] <Jordan_U> ubox: They are not "real" files
[00:59] <h00k_> westmi: are you trying to get your yahoo account to connect?
[00:59] <westmi> h00k_:yep
[00:59] <funkyHat> spO: did you upgrade from an older version, or install using a 9.04 cd?
[00:59] <spO> fresh install
[00:59] <ubox> jordan_u: do adjust my minimum temp before the fan comes on
[00:59] <ubox> jordan_u: *to
[00:59] <h00k_> westmi: try removing the @yahoo appending your username, I've seen that be the problem
[00:59] <sakiii> et
[01:00] <magikid> !yahoo|westmi|h00k_
[01:00] <Rashko> funkyHat some help please
[01:00] <rcayea> I just installed a bunch of files relating to wine/crossover/various manager games....I want to be sure I get them all off.
[01:00] <ubox> jordan_u: i am using a ppc and it gets a bit warm, in an unusual way
[01:00] <ctmjr> ubox: wdid you he must not of seen it?
[01:00] <spO> funky, you didn't have to change settings for it to work for you?
[01:00] <Rashko> How to enable more than 4 serial port
[01:00] <funkyHat> Rashko: sorry, I don't know about serial ports, hopefully someone else can help :(
[01:00] <accol> hey guys im trying to delete ubuntu...when i removed the partition the system just constantly resets at the grub loading screen
[01:00] <ubox> ctmjr: probably, i just thought it a little funny
[01:00] <ubox> :)
[01:00] <Jordan_U> ubox: Try "echo value | sudo tee /sys/devices/temperature/whatever"
[01:01] <cambazz> hello. what is dump and pass in /etc/fstab do? I added a secondary drive that is mounted as /home - what dump pass values must i use
[01:01] <m0r0n> Sometimes my audio comes out static-ie  any idea why?
[01:01] <ubox> jordan_u: ok, i'll give it a shot
[01:01] <westmi> h00k_:nope-dont have that there: it isnt part of my username: only the first part is in there:
[01:01] <funkyHat> spO: no, I didn't. how did you install flash?
[01:01] <h00k_> westmi: interesting.
[01:01] <magikid> cambazz: You can just use 0 for both
[01:01] <westmi> one of the first things i checked
[01:01] <m0r0n> ActionParsnip: It's still happening even after what you told me to do
[01:02] <rcayea> I just installed a bunch of files relating to wine/crossover/various manager games....I want to be sure I get them all off.
[01:02] <danbryan> Hey all! I just recently made the switch from windows to ubuntu on my netbook.  In windows I was able to go back and forth in my files and folders with my mouse hotkeys, but im not able to in ubuntu.  The keys do work in firefox though.  Any ideas how to get this working?
[01:02] <westmi> i reinstalled trying to fix it: no dice
[01:02] <ubox> jordan_u: thanks! that works
[01:02] <spO> funky, i don't remember, but i am using an hdmi audio port, and i guess i havneto tell adobe flash that
[01:03] <magikid> danbryan: I use a prog called imwheel.
[01:03] <GiveMeWeed> hi again im trying to learn about raid
[01:03] <ubox> jordan_u: now if it helps keep it cool... lol
[01:03] <westmi> it used to work fine, but one day it stopped connecting to yahoo
[01:03] <funkyHat> spO: did you use a package with synaptic or apt-get, or did you install it through firefox, or a download from adobe?
[01:03] <GiveMeWeed> is there any raidtools app for ubuntu?
[01:03] <ctmjr> !raid | GiveMeWeed
[01:04] <pxwebdev> hey all
[01:04] <rcayea> Is there an equivalent to the Windows registry that is accessible in Ubuntu?
[01:04] <GiveMeWeed> ty
[01:04] <mgv2> i want to succeed for installing tor and using airocrack and also having xchat spell check
[01:04] <accol> hey guys im trying to delete ubuntu...when i removed the partition the system just constantly resets at the grub loading screen
[01:04] <Jordan_U> ubox: Np, by the way the problem is most likely that text editors usually save to a temporary file then rename it over the old one. Since /sys is not a normal file system this doesn't work
[01:05] <ubox> jordan_u: oh ok, that makes sense. now if i can only get susp/resume working o_O
[01:05] <Jordan_U> accol: Do you have a windows install CD ( to run fdisk /MBR ) ?
[01:05] <brandon> hey people
[01:05] <funkyHat> rcayea: not really. gconf-editor is similar ina ppearance to regedit, but not all applications use gconf
[01:05] <accol> its a netbook
[01:05] <accol> so it had a recovery partition
[01:05] <accol> but it wont even let me get to that
[01:05] <brandon> can somebody help me with a problem
[01:06] <rigel> wow, i am sick and fscking tied of jaunty jackalope sucking at anything print-related
[01:06] <rcayea> thanks funkyHat. I thought so. I just want to be able to manually remove files like I do with my XP machine.
[01:06] <ubox> brandon: what's the issue?
[01:06] <rigel> and crashing the x server on two different architectures and distro types
[01:06] <brandon> my computer wont eject a dvd the dvd is from bahrain and i dont know if that would affect it or not\
[01:06] <Jordan_U> accol: Can you boot from CD?
[01:06] <magikid> danbryan: imwheel man page: http://bit.ly/aLMEN
[01:07] <funkyHat> rcayea: lots of applications create their own settings file or dir something like ~/.appname (where ~ isyour home dir)
[01:07] <accol> yeah i dont have an external dvd player...but right now im downloading unr just to use that paritioner
[01:07] <rcayea> ok. thanks for the tips. I would love to stay and borrow some more of your knowledge but work calls me. thanks.
[01:08] <brandon> its really wierd and it bugs me cause i dont know what to do
[01:08] <ubox> brandon: did you try the command line? eject cdrom/cdrom0
[01:08] <brandon> no i didnt how do u do that again
[01:08] <accol> all i want to know is what a windows partition will look like....does it have 2 partitions (one for ram?)
[01:08] <zed_> brandon: poke an unfolded paperclip into the little hole in your DVD drive
[01:08] <brandon> that works too
[01:08] <magikid> Does anyone have any experience with uShare?
[01:09] <Jordan_U> accol: You may be able to boot windows from the UNR flash drive if UNR uses grub ( I don't know if it does or not )
[01:09] <funkyHat> spO: ok, can you check whether either flashplugin-nonfree or flashplugin-installer are installed in synaptic?
[01:09] <pxwebdev> naw u can do console eject
[01:09] <ubox> ya just type eject <whatever your dvd is in /media>
[01:09] <accol> thats what im trying....but how would i delete ubuntu and make windows take the rest of the hd?
[01:09] <pxwebdev> yep
[01:10] <Jordan_U> accol: Then once booted into windows run "fdisk /MBR"
[01:10] <accol> what does that do?
[01:10] <ubox> anyone use powernowd?
[01:10] <InsanePenguin> can VLC stream input from say a mic, w/o it having to be saved to a file first
[01:11] <bobbob1016_> I have files starting and ending with a '-' without quotes, I can't seem to move them via commandline.  I'd like to be able to SSH this, which would mean I need to do them via terminal, any ideas?
[01:11] <Jordan_U> accol: You can resize your windows partition to take up the whole drive again but you won't be able to boot untill you either run "fdisk /MBR" or create a /boot partition and re-install grub
[01:11] <brandon> thankx
[01:12] <accol> ok so type that command in when i get into windows and i should be cool?
[01:12] <danbryan> magikid, Hey im wondering, if you think i need imwheel or not, if the buttons are working in firefox, but not gnome filemanager, do i need it?
[01:12] <Jordan_U> bobbob1016_: Most commands will accept "--" as an argument to mean that whatever follows should *not* be considered an argument
[01:12] <ubox> brandon: get it out?
[01:12] <brandon> yea but i am going to have my stepdads freind look at it to make sure i didnt do something stupid like i did last time
[01:13] <Jordan_U> bobbob1016_: You can also do something like instead of "-fiename" use "./-filename"
[01:13] <bobbob1016_> Jordan_U, I did "mv -foo.bar- /path/to/location" and it said "invalid option
[01:13] <magikid> danbryan:  If you want to be able to move around the file manager with your mouse, I'd say use it.
[01:14] <Jordan_U> accol: I am not sure where in windows to run it and I may not be remembering the command correctly, check in ##windows to be sure
[01:14] <Jordan_U> bobbob1016_: "mv -- -foo.bar- /path/to/location"
[01:14] <bobbob1016_> Jordan_U, That seemed to work.  Any way I can auto-remove those padding '-'s?
[01:14] <accol> thanks
[01:14] <bobbob1016_> The ./-file- worked
[01:15] <brandon> how do i get my nickname to come up instead of my name
[01:15] <Jordan_U> bobbob1016_: Not sure if this is what you mean but "rename" can do batch renaming of files
[01:15] <zed_> brandon: type /nick newname
[01:15] <ubox> brandon: in irc?
[01:15] <coaxmt> is there a convenient way of disabling the middle-click paste functionality?
[01:16] <brandon> k
[01:16] <bobbob1016_> Jordan_U, Yeah, I want to rename them, to the same name, just without the '-'s
[01:16] <danbryan> magikid,  what would i put in my .imwheelrc for gnome filebrowser?
[01:16] <abe3k> hi guys, how do I monitor the temperature of a x58 motherboard with a core i7 processor installed ?, I've tried lm-sensors but it didn't detect any sensors.
[01:16] <bobbob1016_> Jordan_U, I could do them one at a time, but I'd prefer a command that could do it
[01:17] <brandon> do i go to preferences
[01:17] <mynameisnotquaid> brandon: type /nick newname
[01:17] <ctmjr> abe3k: did you run sensor-detect?
[01:17] <abe3k> ctmjr ; yes and it said Sorry, no sensors were detected
[01:17] <mynameisnotquaid> the forward slash tells your irc client that waht you type next is a command not a message
[01:18] <brandon> type /nick newname
[01:18] <boscop> is ubuntu slower after hibernating (like windows)?
[01:18] <Jordan_U> bobbob1016_: try "rename -v --no-act -- 's/-//g' *" if that looks right then remove the "--no-act" to actually change the file names
[01:18] <mynameisnotquaid> brandon: no type just /nick newname
[01:18] <brandon> ok
[01:18] <magikid> danbryan:  add this to your ~/.imwheelrc file http://magikid.pastebay.com/57865
[01:19] <hanshenrik> im rlly tired, where is the software-sources list? (forgot)
[01:19] <newname> i figured it out
[01:19] <mynameisnotquaid> newname: now youve got the idea :)
[01:19] <ravenq> ok this is good
[01:20] <ravenq> thanx
[01:20] <mynameisnotquaid> ravenq: np
[01:20] <ravenq> sorry i have had linux for like four years and i still dont know the basics
[01:20] <bobbob1016_> Jordan_U, One last thing, how would I get it to remove duplicates, as in ones with either (1) or (2) or whatever in the name?
[01:20] <bobbob1016_> That last one worked by the way, thanks
[01:21] <abe3k> guys, how do I monitor the temperature of a x58 motherboard with a core i7 processor installed ?, I've tried lm-sensors but it didn't detect any sensors.
[01:22] <Jordan_U> bobbob1016_: rm -i *{1,2,3,4}
[01:23] <bobbob1016_> Jordan_U, Would that remove everything with a {1} or just a 1, or a (1)?
[01:23] <ravenq> ok i got the wrong cd thing out
[01:24] <ravenq> i have a cd one and a dvd one i got the cd out what did i do wrong
[01:24] <ctmjr> abe3k: oh you can run this and get the temp, in a terminal type acpi -V but i only know of lm-sensors for monitoring am sure there must be something else
[01:25] <Jordan_U> bobbob1016_: That would just remove files that ended in 1,2,3,or4, to remove anything with a number try "rm -i *{1,2,3,4}*"
[01:25] <lubosz> abe3k: http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=220570
[01:26] <lubosz> abe3k: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1128307 (source)
[01:26] <bobbob1016_> Jordan_U, So rm -i *{(1),(2),(3),(4)}* would remove everything with a number in parenthesis?
[01:26] <Jordan_U> bobbob1016_: Yes
[01:27] <Jordan_U> bobbob1016_: Be sure to always use -i when you are using wild cards with rm, one extra space before a '*' and you are removing everything :)
[01:27] <coaxmt> is there a regex channel?
[01:28] <coaxmt> jw... anyway, anybody know how to disable paste on middle click?
[01:28] <bobbob1016_> Jordan_U, It says syntax error, unexpected token '(', so should I try *\({1,2,3,4}\)* or something?
[01:28] <coaxmt> apparently its an X thing, its not controlled in the shortcuts or mouse options
[01:28] <abe3k> lubosz : thanks buddy
[01:28] <KnifeySpooney> hi
[01:28] <tom___> Hi, I'm finding a very odd problem. When I enter "find libfreetype*" into my terminal, searching under /usr/libs the file I'm looking for (libfreetype.so.6) is found, however it is not shown in Nautilus, even with displaying hidden files. How could this be???
[01:28] <tuxxy> hey does anyone know how I can add a new panel to my secondary monitor.  Everytime I attempt to create a new one it defaults to the incorrect monitor and stick to it so when I reposition it only does so on the one screen.  I think this is a bug =/
[01:28] <Jordan_U> bobbob1016_: Yes
[01:28] <magikid> !hi|KnifeySpooney
[01:29] <coaxmt> you can move panels between monitors by holding alt and dragging
[01:29] <funkyHat> coaxmt: look for settings for "primary selection" - that's what that feature is called
[01:29] <KnifeySpooney> lol
[01:29] <tuxxy> coaxmt, no you cant
[01:29] <coaxmt> ok, thanks. Any suggestions as to where? or just gconf-editor?
[01:29] <bobbob1016_> Jordan_U, Thanks, helped a lot.
[01:30] <Jordan_U> bobbob1016_: np
[01:30] <funkyHat> coaxmt: that is one of the features of X that I miss the most when I use windows, though, so I don't know how tobdisable it myself
[01:30] <coaxmt> tuxxy: well, I can. How do you have dual-monitors set up?
[01:30] <Whitor> Hi. Is it a known bug that Totem crashes when a laptop is suspended ? If not... is there anything I can do about it ?
[01:30] <tuxxy> coaxmt, with nvidia and Im using Jaunty
[01:30] <Roasted> Question - when it comes to setting up a Samba server to act as a backup SAN for a house for 3 users, is it probably a good idea to auto download + install all updates?
[01:30] <coaxmt> funkyHat: I keep accidently pasting stuff into thing, and I don't want to
[01:30] <tuxxy> I could move them as you say in previous versions
[01:31] <KnifeySpooney> tom___: Are you searching in /usr/lib/ or /usr/libs?
[01:31] <bobbob1016_> Jordan_U, I'm a comp-sci major, but my school dropped the Unix-programming class before I could take it, again, thanks for helping
[01:32] <tom___> @KnifeySpooney, I#m looking in usr/lib
[01:32] <coaxmt> tuxxy: well, If  you are using twinview, you should be able to alt-drag them. I can (in jaunty). Can you drag them using alt to different places on the same monitor?
[01:32] <funkyHat> coaxmt: yeah I can see why it would be annoying
[01:32] <lubosz> Whitor: do you have details on the crash? why should you suspend while running? music?
[01:32] <tuxxy> coaxmt, thankyou sir it worked a treat
[01:32] <coaxmt> np
[01:32] <tuxxy> damn I didnt knwo they changed it to alt
[01:32] <ravenq> ok so i am checking media and nothing are in the folders for cdrom or cdrom0
[01:33] <BaudThief> Any time I try and run a Direct3D game under wine after upgrading to 9.04, I get page faults and it crashes out (doesnt happen on non-direct3d apps such as photoshop), hl2/portal/etc used to work. Any ideas?
[01:33] <tom___> @KnifeySpooney, any ideas? I'm running 9.04 in case that matters.
[01:34] <Whitor> lubosz, I have an mp3 paused in totem when I suspend my laptop. When I unsuspend, totem is no longer running. no crash details
[01:34] <lubosz> Whitor: run totem in a terminal, and get the output
[01:34] <Whitor> lubosz, let me start totem in a terminal and see if any errors are output there
[01:34] <Whitor> lol
[01:34] <Whitor> right
[01:34] <bypass> anyone know the .mil ip range
[01:35] <Whitor> ok... going to get booted from the network when I suspend ... back in a minute
[01:35] <ravenq> could someone help cause im lost
[01:35] <grow1er> BaudThief, is this wine from the ubuntu repos or wine repos?
[01:35] <BaudThief> @bypass: http://www.governmentsecurity.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=5818
[01:35] <Jordan_U> BaudThief: First try the latest version of wine from teh wine repositories, if that doesn't work ask in #wine
[01:35] <bypass> goodman thax
[01:35] <Jordan_U> BaudThief: Sorry, #winehq
[01:35] <willimm> Hey.
[01:36] <BaudThief> @grow1er, Jordan_U: thanks, will give that a shot!
[01:36] <tom___> I'm off to sleep now, bye.
[01:36] <mase_wk_> Hi guys, i'm having some problems building a kernel package on 8.04 with 2.6.31 which will automatically run update-initramfs on installation. I am passing the --initrd flag to make-kpkg however it seems that it is not running update-initramfs when the package is installed.  Can anyone point me in the right direction ?
[01:36] <willimm> How do I set up my HP Officejet 6500 to work under Linux?
[01:37] <bypass> thanx worked now time to work
[01:37] <ravenq> well i think i almost got it i am gonna go bye bye
[01:37] <mase_wk_> willimm: laser or inkjet ?
[01:37] <willimm> Inkjet
[01:37] <willimm> With a Acer Aspire 4350.
[01:37] <willimm> I mean Aspire 4530.
[01:37] <mase_wk_> willimm: when you plug it in is it autodetected ?
[01:37] <willimm> It's networked.
[01:37] <Whitor> The program 'totem' received an X Window System error.  This probably reflects a bug in the program.  The error was 'BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation)'.  (Details: serial 166 error_code 11 request_code 133 minor_code 19)
[01:38] <bypass> anyone seen halo wars
[01:38] <mase_wk_> willimm: you have an IP inkjet printer ?
[01:38] <willimm> mase_wk:_: Yes.
[01:38] <mase_wk_> kewl i didn't know they existed
[01:38] <willimm> It's wireless.
[01:38] <willimm> Again, it's a HP Officejet 6500 wireless.
[01:38] <mase_wk_> nice. ok well in that case, just point it to 9100 on its ip range
[01:38] <mase_wk_> and that should work
[01:38] <Whitor> lubosz,  a video or mp3 needs to be playing or paused. Simply having Totem with no media loaded all works fine
[01:38] <willimm> OK.
[01:38] <willimm> Trying...
[01:38] <Whitor> lubosz, the error generated is above
[01:39] <Whitor> Not super important ... I just wanted to alert of the bug
[01:40] <quidnunc> Can anyone see the jsmath correctly rendered in the middle of this page: http://sputsoft.com/2009/08/on-the-divergence-of-a-geometric-progression-sum/
[01:40] <quidnunc> ?
[01:41] <lubosz> Whitor: do oyu have a intel onboard gfx card?
[01:42] <Joelito> hi all, question: what programs in ubuntu we have to create bussines cards?
[01:42] <Jordan_U> quidnunc: Works here
[01:42] <Jordan_U> quidnunc: Takes a while to load though
[01:42] <lubosz> Joelito: try inkscape
[01:42] <lubosz> Joelito: or scribus
[01:43] <Joelito> lubosz: I'm trying scribus as we speak
[01:43] <lubosz> Whitor: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/totem/+bug/35229 this is your bug maybe
[01:46] <Whitor> lubosz, same error, different circumstance which generated it... it certainly may be related.
[01:46] <Whitor> thanks for finding that. Should I make a similar post?
[01:47] <lubosz> you could
[01:47] <murcherson> hey folks, someone do me a favour and try www.getdeb.net
[01:47] <lubosz> murcherson: works
[01:47] <murcherson> crap
[01:47] <murcherson> thanks man
[01:48] <Whitor> as stated, this is certainly not a high priority item... I just don't like any bugs rearing their heads for people less tolerant than myself.
[01:49] <BCM43> Could someone recoemnd a book for a non-technical person switching to ubuntu? Preferaby it would cover Ubuntu NBR.
[01:49] <context> uhh, is there any type of ruby-config to set the default ruby version (so im not typing ruby1.9 all the time)
[01:51] <LucidGuy> How does one find out the mac address of a wifi device when its not active.  ifconfig does not display any details because network manager has not connected it yet.
[01:51] <shoss> Hello all, does anybody know how is it possible to configure the openGL screensavers that come with the ubuntu 9.04 64 bit installation?
[01:51] <coaxmt> try ifconfig -a
[01:51] <context> lucidguy: try iwconfig
[01:51] <coaxmt> is lists all devices
[01:51] <context> ifconfig should show though
[01:51] <Whitor> BCM43, No titles come to mind ... but the last time I was in Borders, I saw lots of books on Ubuntu in the Computer section
[01:52] <coaxmt> I think plain ifconfig just shows active. The '-a' flag does everything
[01:52] <shoss> i had fedora 11 64 bit installed before and all screensavers were configurable..
[01:52] <Whitor> Borders is like the library for new books ... only stipulation is that you can't leave the store.
[01:52] <Whitor> woops, wrong channel sorry
[01:52] <willimm> Well, got it working.
[01:53] <LucidGuy> found it .. ifconfig did show it.  I just missed it because it was labled eth1 .. thought that was the onboard.
[01:53] <garethj_> I found this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=198809 for configuring screensavers
[01:53] <shoss> garethj_: thanks
[01:53] <willimm> The printer working.
[01:53] <doughed2003> what is the comand for finding and editing the wireless configuretion file????
[01:54] <doughed2003> sorry for the typos
[01:54] <xiong> doughed2003, i just stopped in
[01:54] <xiong> do you want a command or a menu?
[01:55] <doughed2003> both i think i need to get wpa working but no joy
[01:55] <xiong> doughed2003, if you right-click the connection menu in the tray, you will be able to edit your connection
[01:56] <xiong> was that a clear explanation?
[01:56] <doughed2003> tryed but it wont connect or change
[01:56] <doughed2003> doesnt save
[01:57] <xiong> doughed2003, i can't promise to connect you, sorry; but i can try to help
[01:57] <doughed2003> canetoad has been trying to also
[01:57] <xiong> there is no saving in that menu
[01:58] <doughed2003> and no creat new connection there
[01:58] <xiong> have you ever been able to connect wirelessly with your device?
[01:58] <szx0> I'm trying to install an FTP server on 8.04 but I am lacking the module "ip_conntrack_ftp". I've noticed that this module exists on 8.10. How can I get this module on my 8.04 box without doing any major dist-upgrades, can I just apt-get the module from a certain package?
[01:58] <doughed2003> only without wpe unsecured
[01:59] <doughed2003> brb
[01:59] <xiong> ok, doughed2003, that's good
[02:01] <doughed2003> ok back had to move my car
[02:01] <szx0> What's the quickest, easiest, safest, most reliable why to setup an FTP server on Ubuntu 8.04?
[02:02] <lubosz> szx0: ftp isnt safe
[02:02] <ctmjr> doughed2003: your trying to connect to wpa?
[02:03] <szx0> lubosz, agreed but I need an FTP server. I use the term "safe" in the context of my Ubuntu installation integrity. This is a live server and I don't want to bring it down.
[02:03] <grow1er> szx0, vsftpd
[02:04] <arleslie> szx0, Try using ProFTPD
[02:04] <doughed2003> yes there are 4 comps. and mine is dualboot ub/win all connect but not ubuntu
[02:04] <dead_devil_66> anyone?
[02:04] <ctmjr> doughed2003: is the driver for your card getting loaded?
[02:04] <szx0> arleslie, I tried ProFTP and ran into a problem with the module "ip_conntrack_ftp", Ubuntu 8.04 seems to be lacking this module.
[02:05] <Pici> !ftpd
[02:05] <jordo2323> all of a sudden PIDGIN stopped working today or yesterday. When I launch it from a terminal it says "segmentation fault".  Anyone else seen this?
[02:05] <dead_devil_66> guys, do you know any website where i can get a clean zip of vstserver?
[02:05] <dead_devil_66> :|
[02:05] <doughed2003> how do i check?
[02:05] <szx0> grow1er, do you know if vsftpd relies on the "ip_conntrack_ftp" module? 8.04 doesn't appear to have it.
[02:05] <grow1er> szx0, proftpd is not really "easy"
[02:05] <kermit> jordo2323: your xml files in your .purple/ dir probably got corrupted
[02:05] <dead_devil_66> the one in the official website is missing one configure file
[02:05] <grow1er> szx0, i have no idea what that is
[02:05] <szx0> grow1er, alright thanks, I'll try vsftpd.
[02:06] <jordo2323> kermit, what do I do?  Delete them and try to launch again?
[02:06] <doughed2003> no lights are on in the back
[02:07] <ctmjr> doughed2003: sudo iwconfig should show the wireless
[02:07] <patri_> I've just copied my graphic card's driver, is there a way to automagically configure it to use the screen's full resolution?
[02:07] <arleslie> !ot | dead_devil_66
[02:07] <insaneinside> What's wrong with this picture: # apt-get update -> "W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems"
[02:07] <doughed2003> i have that
[02:07] <caca> anybody have msn?
[02:08] <caca> msn id?
[02:08] <arleslie> insaneinside, did you run "sudo apt-get update" or just "apt-get update"
[02:08] <insaneinside> arleslie: notice the prompt
[02:08] <insaneinside> arleslie: # apt-get update
[02:08] <caca> anybody have msn?
[02:09] <jered> hey all
[02:09] <ctmjr> doughed2003: what does it show wlan0, ath0 or eth0
[02:09] <doughed2003> do you want the outcome?
[02:09] <jered> i just recently installed ubuntu and im enjoying it so far
[02:09] <jered> f* microsoft!
[02:09] <jered> ahahha
[02:09] <insaneinside> arleslie: IOW, for all intents or purposes, yes, i did.
[02:09] <insaneinside> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net intrepid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 2D79F61BE8D31A30
[02:10] <insaneinside> was the problem.
[02:11] <arleslie> insaneinside: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1236282
[02:11] <jered> anyone using ubuntu on a netbook?
[02:11] <arleslie> jered: Yes, I am
[02:12] <jered> and another question i have is are there any newsgroup aps available for ubuntu?
[02:12] <brutus> MySQL fails to start from /etc/init.d...help!
[02:12] <jered> arleslie: is it performing well on the netbook?
[02:13] <arleslie> jered: Yes, it is running perfectly fine, the only time I ran into a problem was after the install, trying to get windows back, then when windows decided to die on me.
[02:13] <insaneinside> jered: apt-cache search newsgroup
[02:13] <durt> jered, yes, learn to search packages.ubuntu.com
[02:14] <jered> ok.. well im totally new to the whole linux thing.. so... im not super familliar with the linux lingo yet
[02:14] <doughed2003> ctmjr:did you get the output?
[02:14] <jered> but im fed up with microsoft and think this linux thing is going to work out for me
[02:17] <ctmjr> doughed2003: no
[02:17] <doughed2003> i im'ed it to you
[02:18] <ctmjr> doughed2003: oh i do get pm's
[02:18] <ctmjr> doughed2003: oh i do not get pm's
[02:18] <hlfshell> Hey guys - I have a 2 gig USB stick that i attempted to use a usb  image creator with. It screwed up - now after clearing everything on it I see that out of the 2 gig there is 994 megs free, but it claims theres no files on it. what can i do to fix this usb stick?
[02:18] <jered> ok.. so theres a ton of newsgroup stuff available... thanx
[02:19] <jered> are any of you guys using newsgroup software and if so which?
[02:19] <bin1010> I need perl on ubuntu help.  How do I find out where Gnome2::GConf is defined and add it to my machine?
[02:19] <musikgoat> hlfshell: ctrl+h shows hidden files in nautilus
[02:19] <doughed2003> do you want a pastbin?
[02:19] <hlfshell> trying that now musikgoat
[02:19] <jamescarr_> I have a broken mysql-server package and I cannot update because of it!
[02:19] <jamescarr_> how can I just get rid of it altogether?
[02:19] <patri_> hi
[02:19] <ctmjr> doughed2003: i just need to know what the card is wlan0 or what
[02:20] <hlfshell> muskigoat- its saying that the 945 megs is the whole stick
[02:20] <hlfshell> but i know its 2 gigs - before htis it had 1.8 gig free
[02:20] <carlitos___> hi  all
[02:20] <carlitos___> anyone  from japan?
[02:20] <jfeole> Jered: i use either thunderbird mail client or google.com/reader
[02:20] <doughed2003> Belkin_G_Plus_MIMO_EC24F7
[02:20] <maco> carlitos___: #ubuntu-jp
[02:20] <musikgoat> hlfshell: you can format it with partition editor, check you System -> Admin list
[02:21] <carlitos___> musikgoat:  thanks
[02:21] <musikgoat> hlfshell: you may have to install it though, its called gnome partition editor
[02:21] <hlfshell> musikgoat, yeah, not installed. ill install it and try itn ow.
[02:22] <hlfshell> musikgoat, do you know the package name?
[02:22] <patri_> my laptop has a sis 671/771 graphic card, and I've just placed the driver (sis_drv.so) under /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers, how can I use the screen at full resolution?
[02:22] <error404notfound> how can i run nautilus at startup with 5 different tabs open for 5 different directories?
[02:22] <musikgoat> hlfshell: gparted
[02:22] <hlfshell> not gpart?
[02:22] <musikgoat> hlfshell: nope
[02:22] <patri_> I'm using ubuntu 9.04, and the same driver worked fine in the previous ubuntu major version
[02:22] <ctmjr> doughed2003: ok thats not what we are looking for so do this sudo iwconfig and paste the output
[02:22] <hlfshell> oh i get it. ed = editor.
[02:22] <jamescarr_> how can I just get rid of it altogether?
[02:22] <musikgoat> yup
[02:22] <hlfshell> thanks musikgoat trying it now
[02:23] <jamescarr_> I have a broken mysql-server package and I cannot update because of it! How can I get rid of that broken package?
[02:23] <patri_> I've already added the 'Device   "sis"' line in the xorg.conf file, but it doesn't seem to recognize it, because the resolution is still at 800x600
[02:24]  * insaneinside fixed his problem:   # apt-get update --allow-unauthenticated :D
[02:24] <hlfshell> muskigoat- what kind of filesystem is good for a usb stick?
[02:24] <doughed2003> ok here goes
[02:24] <doughed2003> lo        no wireless extensions.
[02:24] <doughed2003> eth5      no wireless extensions.
[02:24] <doughed2003> wlan0     IEEE 802.11g  ESSID:"Belkin_G_Plus_MIMO_EC24F7"
[02:24] <doughed2003>           Mode:Auto  Frequency:2.412 GHz  Access Point: Not-Associated
[02:24] <doughed2003>           Bit Rate:54 Mb/s   Tx-Power:20 dBm   Sensitivity=-115 dBm
[02:24] <doughed2003>           RTS thr=2347 B   Fragment thr=2346 B
[02:24] <FloodBot2> doughed2003: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:24] <rmbol> James_N-> try  dpkg -L mysql  to see the list?
[02:24] <arleslie> ouch...
[02:24] <durt> jamescarr, 'sudo apt-get install -f'
[02:25] <ctmjr> doughed2003: when i said paste i thought you knew what pastebin was sorry it is my fault
[02:26] <ctmjr> !paste | doughed2003 use this next time
[02:26] <doughed2003> i do know what it is and i asked you if you wanted it
[02:27] <doughed2003> you told me to just past it
[02:27] <jimbeam12> hey all wsup
[02:28] <jimbeam12> tell me can  u get viruses in ubantu?
[02:28] <arleslie> !virus | jimbeam12
[02:28] <jimbeam12> yes what the heck is this avclam picked it up.......
[02:28] <jimbeam12> PUA.SCRIPT.PACKET-2
[02:29] <doughed2003> http://pastebin.com/d7a86aa4f
[02:29] <arleslie> jimbeam12, PUA.SCRIPT.PACKET-2 or PUA.SCRIPT.PACKED-2
[02:29] <ctmjr> doughed2003: run this in a terminal sudo iwlist wlan0 scan you need to get the essid of the network you want to connect to i do not need it but make a note of it
[02:29] <jimbeam12> PUA-SCRIPT-PACKED-2
[02:30] <doughed2003> ok
[02:30] <durt> jimbeam12, PUA=posible unwanted application,probably a false positive. Is it from firefox's cache?
[02:30] <jimbeam12> PUA.SCRIPT.PACKED-2 this one arleslie
[02:30] <jimbeam12> yes it is
[02:30] <arleslie> jimbeam12, just dump firefox cache then
[02:30] <durt> just delete it and relax.
[02:31] <jimbeam12> its telling me ..possible email file.
[02:31] <jimbeam12> i cant delete it
[02:31] <doughed2003> i got it
[02:31] <jimbeam12> ive tried and it still there
[02:31] <Serraphyn> Hey guys, I hate to do this but I might have to go back to windows on this laptop after all.  Ubuntu 9.04 on an Acer Aspire 5000 with 1G ram is having wierd problems, I got everything to work but now my video is all wierd at times, it turns white to yellow and somtimes I get artifacts like pixelation in the title bars, any help before I have to head back to M$
[02:32] <durt> jimbeam12, then ignore it, it's probably a javascript file made to exploit IE/windows vulnerabilities.
[02:32] <undurundur> need over 3 day to search "subscribe to packet data fis
[02:32] <jimbeam12> oh ok thx
[02:32] <doughed2003> ctmjr: can i just install a diff. network manager?
[02:32] <undurundur> need over 3 day to search "subscribe to packet data first" nokia 5130c
[02:33] <undurundur> aaargh.....
[02:33] <rmbol> Serraphyn-> you're threatening? go ahead do what you must
[02:33] <Serraphyn> rmbol, was not in any way a threat
[02:33] <rmbol> Serraphyn-> it comes in as such
[02:33] <ctmjr> doughed2003: you can try wicd
[02:33] <Serraphyn> was more a plea so I don't have to go back
[02:33] <Serraphyn> rmbol, well thats how your percieving it.
[02:33] <lubosz> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B296CdS9gCI
[02:33] <fbianconi> Serraphyn: what is the card?
[02:34] <doughed2003> i have super ubuntu on a flash drve and no problums with connecting
[02:34] <Serraphyn> fbianconi, 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 661/741/760 PCI/AGP or 662/761Gx PCIE VGA Display Adapter
[02:34] <nkei0> How do I mask my IP on freenode..? is it possible?
[02:34] <IdleOne> !cloak | nkei0
[02:34] <arrrghhh> hey, my pulseaudio only runs when I kick it off manually.  it doesn't work when i start it from the init script either, i get no audio.  i only get audio when i run "pulseaudio -D"
[02:35] <nkei0> IdleOne, thanks
[02:35] <jimbeam12> thx guys for that
[02:35] <shawn_> What's a good Python IDE for Linux?
[02:35] <opothehippo> shawn_: vim
[02:36] <undurundur> whois undurundur
[02:36] <lubosz> shawn_: pydev
[02:36] <opothehippo> shawn_: or geany if you are a gui lover
[02:36] <shawn_> opthehippo sudo apt-get install vim?
[02:36] <undurundur> ??
[02:36] <cylie> :].
[02:36] <arrrghhh> shawn_, i think vim is included.
[02:36] <lubosz> shawn_: but most of the time im fine with ipython + gedit
[02:36] <ctmjr> doughed2003: see what happens when you try to install wpasupplicant you need it for wpa maybe it did not get installed
[02:36] <opothehippo> shawn_: It might already be installed. Its a console text editor which a bunch of people like. With the use of plugins you can make it in to a awesome python ide.
[02:36] <jimbeam12> thx arleslie
[02:37] <teddy_> somone know the name of the ubuntu beginner channel?
[02:37] <opothehippo> shawn_: its no that easy to learn however
[02:37] <Serraphyn> fbianconi, any ideas?
[02:37] <andyL> dragon: are you there ?
[02:37] <lubosz> shawn_: for vim install vim-full, to get syntax highlight etc
[02:37] <IdleOne> teddy_: #ubuntu-beginner
[02:37] <jimbeam12> hey guys what u think is the best browser in terms of speed,browsing????
[02:37] <teddy_> no it was somting more
[02:37] <The20Year1> so , i imagine with 1342 people here it's very active?
[02:37] <shawn_> I just downloaded and installed VIM but how do I start it up now?
[02:38] <doughed2003> i think i did but i'll check
[02:38] <arrrghhh> shawn_, run "vim" on the cli?
[02:38] <donaldo> hi anyone knows that there are no parameters to pass to alsa to run the internal subwoofer of a notebook toshiba x205?, help me please
[02:38] <opothehippo> shawn_: On a terminal simply type vim. You may not like it.
[02:38] <cylie> you people use technical words...
[02:38] <lubosz> shawn_: if you dont, maybe vim is not the right thing for you
[02:38] <arrrghhh> shawn_, it's not very easy to use.
[02:38] <archos_> Why qemu isn't available on ubuntu?
[02:38] <arrrghhh> but people who use it, LOVE it.
[02:38] <opothehippo> I LOVE it
[02:38] <shawn_> arrrghhh What makes it hard to use?
[02:38] <jimbeam12> anyone??
[02:38] <lubosz> shawn_: try eclipse + pydev, or just ipython (live interpreter)
[02:38] <jimbeam12> best browser for ubuntu?
[02:39] <opothehippo> shawn_: just install geany
[02:39] <insaneinside> The20Year1: #debian is quieter now that Ubuntu is popular. ;)
[02:39] <opothehippo> shawn_: its an ide. Vim is a text editor
[02:39] <lubosz> jimbeam12: firefox?
[02:39] <arrrghhh> shawn_, it has syntaxes all its own.  and it's a little tough getting used to, not many text editors act like it does.  it's big amoungst programmers tho.
[02:39] <fbianconi> Serraphyn: I would try to set vesa as the driver in xorg.conf, it won't be all ok, but it might work better
[02:39] <opothehippo> jimbeam12: I despise every web browser.
[02:39] <lubosz> opothehippo: can you debug python with geany?
[02:39] <Serraphyn> fbianconi, will that allow me still to have decent color depth?
[02:39] <tarelerulz> Can Ubuntu 9.04 read acc audio and h.264 audio ?  Is there any package in the repository ?
[02:40] <opothehippo> lubosz: not quite sure. It was my GUI ide of choice when I fiddled with programming for a bit.
[02:40] <durt> archos_, it is.
[02:40] <arrrghhh> jimbeam12, yea, each browser has its downsides.  i use firefox for the extensibility, and it's fast _enough_ for me.
[02:40] <lubosz> opothehippo: its good for c++, but i dont use it for python
[02:40] <lubosz> jimbeam12: you can try epiphany, konqueror or chromium
[02:40] <arrrghhh> jimbeam12, with opendns, i don't really notice a difference.  there's a lot of "lightweight" browsers, but those usually also come with limited functionality.
[02:40] <shawn_> arrrghhh Well is it something that I really should learn?
[02:41] <fbianconi> Serraphyn: it should, but not hardware acceleration
[02:41] <arrrghhh> shawn_, your call.  if you like graphic editors, i'd stick with those.
[02:41] <shawn_> arrrghhh Ive only ever used graphic editors
[02:41] <arrrghhh> CLI type editors are more difficult to learn - but are usually more powerful if you get to know all the little ins and outs.
[02:41] <opothehippo> what arrrghhh said
[02:42] <shawn_> How do I make my cli exit VIM?
[02:42] <opothehippo> shawn_: type : then q
[02:42] <opothehippo> shawn_: so :q
[02:42] <mgv2> why does the screen saver start when i play open arena?
[02:42] <durt> shawn_, shift zz
[02:42] <arrrghhh> VIM is extremely powerful, but not very "intuitive" in the sense of point-and-click "wysiwyg" editors.
[02:42] <shawn_> opothehippo :q isnt working
[02:42] <doughed2003> ok i reinstalled it but need to unplug ethernet cord to check
[02:43] <mgv2> there is anyway to make a command to disable the screen saver when i play a game?
[02:43] <archos_> hi durt it works yet
[02:43] <arrrghhh> shawn_, worse comes to worse just close the command window :P
[02:43] <lubosz> shawn_: http://blog.interlinked.org/tutorials/vim_tutorial.html
[02:43] <archos_> thx
[02:43] <lubosz> shawn_: http://pydev.org/
[02:43] <shawn_> arrrghhh I have it running in my pop up terminal xD
[02:43] <arrrghhh> lol
[02:43] <doughed2003> brb i hope
[02:44] <arrrghhh> shawn_, don't know what you mean by that, but :q is how you quit vim.  you'll see a little "command prompt" so-to-speak appear in the bottom left hand corner.
[02:44] <Biovore> esc - : - q <enter>
[02:45] <opothehippo> There are two modes in VIM, insert and command mode. A little tricky to get the hang of but awesome once you do.
[02:45] <shawn_> Im in insert I think I need command mode to quit?
[02:45] <doughed2003> no joy!!
[02:46] <durt> shawn_, esc for command mode
[02:46] <kevin009> mgv2: i had that problem when I played tremulous
[02:46] <Shazzamy_> hey
[02:46] <shawn_> durt If you happen to know of avant window manager Im using the pop up terminal from there... So escape just closes it xD
[02:46] <kevin009> mgv2:  i ended up just disabling the screen saver all together. i usually shut off my display when I get up anyway
[02:46] <arrrghhh> so can anyone help me sort out my pulse issues?  the init script runs pulse, but i get no audio.  when i run "pulseaudio -D" as my user, i get audio, but pulse dies every time the audio stream dies....
[02:46] <Cryp71c> I'm downloading the netbook remix of ubuntu, which is in a .img file and I've been using unetbootin to write .iso to a thumb drive for installation.
[02:47] <ctmjr> doughed2003: ok you can try and use wicd i think it is in the repo's and see if it will connect for you
[02:47] <Cryp71c> However unetbootin can't handle .img files as near as I can tell, anyone have any suggestions?
[02:47] <ctmjr> !info wicd
[02:47] <opothehippo> wicd is my favorite
[02:48] <donnybrasco> hello, I'm looking for help with using two different graphics cards at the same time on kubuntu hh
[02:48] <doughed2003> i'll try it but it removes the network manager in the procces
[02:49] <donnybrasco> I have an ATI Radeon (fglrx) and an Intel 865 - I'd like one to run my 1280x1024 lcd monitor and the other to run my 1920x1080p lcd tv
[02:49] <donnybrasco> can anyone help me with this?
[02:49] <lubosz> Cryp71c: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UNR/Installation/Easy
[02:49] <doughed2003> ok here goes but i my lose connection
[02:50] <ctmjr> doughed2003: oh did not know that well it is up to you i just use the command line to connect so do not know too much about the gui for networking
[02:50] <colinmarc> Hi, I just did a fresh install of x64 kernel 26.6.28-15... I'm running into all sorts of problems. Random crashes, etc. Sometimes when I try to open a log it will close on me. Occasionally the screen goes black and opens up to the login screen. All sorts of stuff. Any idea where I should start?
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> donnybrasco:  many ati cards no longer use fglrx. (just a heads up)    I only use nvidia cards - so thats about all i know on your question.
[02:50] <arleslie> colinmarc, is your processor x64 compatible?
[02:51] <colinmarc> yes
[02:51] <shawn_> So for a graphical editor you recommend Geany?
[02:51] <Dr_Willis> Geany - is a very nice text editor
[02:51] <colinmarc> E1500, dual core 775
[02:51] <magikid> shawn_: I like gedit a lot.
[02:51] <donnybrasco> dr_willis: it's an older card
[02:52] <shawn_> magikid Can gedit run things directly from there without having to save it and run from command line every single test?
[02:52] <colinmarc> it's in a foxconn G45M-S using the onboard x4500HD
[02:54] <magikid> shawn_: There's a plugin that comes with it External Tools that allows you to run scripts and commands from in gedit
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> donnybrasco:  you are most likely Not using the fglrx driver then.
[02:55] <Cryp71c> lubosz, those instructions only work from linux =\
[02:56] <Cryp71c> nevermind. windows instructions are at the bottom.
[02:56] <colinmarc> any help?
[02:56] <The-Last-C> hello all
[02:57] <lubosz> Cryp71c:
[02:57] <lubosz> http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-netbook-remix-install/
[02:57] <magikid> !hi|The-Last-C
[02:58] <The-Last-C> =)
[02:58] <The-Last-C> Anyone go to the linux fest?
[02:58] <The20Year1> quick question with linux - when trying to install a dekstop ,and you run out of space ,  can you just use a apt-get repair type command once you've got more space?
[02:59] <shawn_> What language is Ubuntu itself programmed in? Is it C++ or something?
[02:59] <donnybrasco> dr_willis: in system settings/monitor & display it shows my intel 865's driver as i810 and the ATI Radeon (fglrx)'s driver as ati
[02:59] <Dr_Willis> donnybrasco:  so you are using the i810, and 'ati' drivers then.
[03:00] <netbook> anyone know a Linux txt editor that does this function in notepad? http://tr.im/A3ou
[03:00] <The20Year1> anyone?
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> netbook:  you could summarize the function. Not everyone is going to open a browser just to see the actual question
[03:01] <The-Last-C> seems everyone doesn't want to help. haha... This is my first time being on linux; wish I could help.
[03:01] <Dr_Willis> The20Year1:  ran out of space while installing... that could be a bit hard to fix.
[03:01] <netbook> Dr_Willis. If you put .log at beginning of a .txt in notepad, all entries will be auto dated by system time
[03:01] <The20Year1> lol, hope it
[03:01] <donnybrasco> dr_willis: that seems correct - can I use both at the same time?
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> netbook:  cant say that ive ever noticed any 'auto date files' feature in any of the text editors. but i havent really looked.. i imagine emacs can do it  - it can do most everything else.
[03:02] <The20Year1> it's for my phone , I got debian working on it, however there's no desktop , and I started installing the desktop and ran out of space, due to the image size being too low
[03:02] <netbook> Dr_Willis, not vim? Vim is what I am used to
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> donnybrasco:  fire up that display config tool and see.. I only use nividia now a days
[03:02] <cray-4> have you tried lxde
[03:02] <magikid> The20Year1: I'm not sure but if it's debian, sounds like you should be in #debian
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> netbook:  check the vim docs, and theres 1000's of vim features i never use. so it might be able to. or its proberly scriptable some how.
[03:03] <durt> shawn_, If you're talking about the linux kernel it's gnu C and some assembly.
[03:03] <netbook> Alright Dr_Willis i will keep you posetd
[03:03] <netbook> i am trying to setup a journal
[03:03] <cray-4> i got ubuntu on my g1(android phone) with the lxde desktop enviroment
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> netbook:  i use TiddlyWiki to keep 'journals' :)
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> netbook:  its a bit easier to do wth it.
[03:04] <The20Year1> cray , how is lxde?
[03:04] <Dr_Willis> work time for me . bye all
[03:04] <The20Year1> i got like half of icevm downloaded before it ran out of space on mine
[03:04] <shawn_> How do I get these external tools for gedit so I can run scripts right through the terminal?
[03:05] <durt> shawn_, also you might want to take a look at pype for python programming.
[03:05] <doughed20031> I'm Here !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:05] <shawn_> durt: pype?
[03:06] <doughed20031> ty ty ty ty
[03:06] <Scoup> i'm trying to partition my hd to install ubuntu. someone have some tips or a partition model to 80gb?
[03:06] <durt> python programming environment.
[03:06] <ctmjr> doughed2003: did wicd work for you?
[03:06] <Scoup> i dont want to install win, but i want to use some softwares on wine
[03:07] <doughed20031> yes i made it !!!! ty so much !!
[03:07] <shawn_> durt It only comes in a zip?
[03:07] <durt> shawn_, what does?
[03:07] <ctmjr> doughed2003: am glad too hear it your welcome
[03:07] <shawn_> durt I searched PyPE on google and it took me to the download site
[03:08] <ubox> does anyone who runs on a ppc have suspend resume working?
[03:08] <durt> shawn_, no it's in the repos, 'sudo apt-get install pype'
[03:08] <doughed20031> iwcd is much better than whatevr thay call what i had
[03:08] <shawn_> durt Oh alright
[03:09] <doughed20031> it looks better than what super ubuntu has
[03:09] <durt> shawn_, unless you want the latest version...
[03:10] <shawn_> durt As long as it works with Python 2.6 I dont really care
[03:10] <doughed20031> thanks again for all you great help CTMJR !!
[03:11] <rigel> i keep getting errors in gdm_xioerror or somet damn thing on jaunty
[03:11] <Royall> Remote desktop viewer is only showing me the original state of the screen. I can click and do things, but it only shows me mouse movement, it doesn't show the actions
[03:11] <rigel> on two different architectures, on completely different driver profiles
[03:11] <rigel> how do i do a backtrace in order to submit a bug report
[03:11] <ctmjr> doughed2003: your mor than welcome have fun
[03:11] <doughed20031> i will
[03:12] <doughed20031> but need to go to bed now
[03:12] <magikid> Scoup: I've got a 60gb and did it like this: http://magikid.pastebay.com/57881
[03:12] <doughed20031> gn room!
[03:13] <Scoup> magikid thanks
[03:13] <Scoup> magikid tmp = swap?
[03:14] <shawn_> durt Can PyPE run scripts right form the GUI?
[03:14] <spirit-sight> what is a good program to open docx that has password
[03:14] <magikid> Scoup: no, it's /tmp
[03:14] <spirit-sight> I know the password
[03:14] <entropy51423> How would I get input in C with out streams?
[03:14] <treetop> im trying to setup dns on my ubuntu server can someone help me please i cant figure out what to do
[03:15] <Scoup> hnn
[03:15] <magikid> Scoup: I guess swap didn't show up.  I've got 1GB of swap also
[03:15] <Scoup> ok
[03:15] <durt> shawn_, well you can open python shells so, in a way, yes.
[03:15] <Scoup> thanks for help
[03:15] <magikid> Scoup: np
[03:15] <mgv2> open area is so hard and i dont have external mouse so it seems imposible to play
[03:15] <shawn_> durt But the main way to run scripts is still just cding through the terminal and using "python <script>"?
[03:16] <mgv2> any answer about how do i make spell check in xchat
[03:16] <ubox> mgv2: mine does it already
[03:16] <ubox> should be part of gnome
[03:16] <cray-4> edit>prefrences
[03:16] <netbook> what is a lightweight browser for x forwarding that can handle javascript?
[03:16] <ubox> or x?
[03:17] <ctmjr> mgv it should underline in red the words that are misspelled
[03:17] <mgv2> kevin009, how do you install tremulous? is it paid game?
[03:17] <eminor> netbook, epiphany
[03:17] <entropy51423> How would I get input in C without streams?
[03:17] <magikid> mgv2: Settings->Preferences->Input Box
[03:18] <magikid> mgv2: Check the box labeled 'Spell Checking'
[03:18] <mgv2> ubox, i had hebrew settings, maybe thats the problem
[03:18] <netbook> eminor that browser is good for ssh x forwarding?
[03:19] <grow1er> netbook, chromium
[03:19] <kevin009> mgv2: nope, it's completely free. just do "sudo apt-get install tremulous"
[03:19] <sdsdsd>  for personal and professional use, which one is better? gnupg pr gnupg2?
[03:19] <eminor> it's lightweight and relative stable...
[03:19] <netbook> alright
[03:19] <mgv2> magikid, its checked, but probably i havnt noticed that since i changed the system language i got it working
[03:20] <magikid> mgv2: ok
[03:20] <kevin009> free/open source games are great because you don't have to worry about the devs installing nasty stuff like some commercial ones o
[03:20] <nzark17> he
[03:20] <kevin009> do*
[03:21] <mgv2> kevin009, why does people use the terminal instead of typing it in the synaptic or the packge manager?
[03:21] <magikid> mgv2: makes you look cooler
[03:21] <spirit-sight> any one have idea of how open a docx file that has password?  I am doing google not finding to much
[03:21] <treetop> can someone help me setup my dns Server please ?
[03:21] <kevin009> mgv2: it is faster. if i just installed a system i can type sudo apt-get install <all packages> and not wait for the menus to load and stuff
[03:21] <eminor> mgv2, it's faster :-)
[03:21] <arleslie> mgv2, it makes you look smarter
[03:22] <the20yr5> help
[03:22] <grow1er> is there some alarm app in ubuntu so I can use my lappy as a alarm clock?
[03:22] <magikid> spirit-sight: check this out for some ideas: http://bit.ly/17yvF7
[03:22] <rmbol> grow1er-> usage of cron
[03:22] <m0r0n> Whenever I upload to Photobucket my firefox grey's out and I can't use it
[03:23] <mgv2> kevin009, so its probably in the that synaptic thing isnt it? what the word synaptic means?
[03:23] <magikid> growler: I use an extension in RhythmBox
[03:23] <the20yr5> how do you get to desktop from shell
[03:23] <spirit-sight> magikid: thanks
[03:23] <kevin009> mgv2: other games similar to open arena include nexuiz, warsow, sauerbraten, and assaultcube
[03:23] <mgv2> kevin009, i just lazy to type password is it doesnt there and i want to try it before the terminl
[03:23] <jrib> the20yr5: cd ~/Desktop/
[03:23] <kevin009> mgv2:  yep it can be found in synaptec
[03:24] <magikid> mgv2, kevin009: don't foget http://quakelive.com
[03:24] <magikid> *forget
[03:24] <mgv2> kevin009, so many, ive just instelled the graphic driver after 6 months of ubuntu so i can play but i need a regular mouse
[03:24] <kevin009> oh yeah and alien arena
[03:25] <mgv2> kevin009, can i get them all all together? i guess so
[03:25] <kevin009> yeah but i don't think assaultcube is in the repos. they're all free as in beer though
[03:27] <m0r0n> Whenever I upload to Photobucket my firefox grey's out and I can't use it. Anyone know why this happens, even when I upload to imageshack, it pluses grey and back to normal every 10s but I still can't use it until all have been uploaded. I can't even open a new window
[03:27] <homebrewcider> hey there, I'm using xubuntu 9.04 but now I can't delete files, can someone help?
[03:28] <The20Year1> ack , phone's IRC client sucks
[03:28] <The20Year1> anyway , i've got a persistent Ubuntu version for USB , and for one reason or another, it doesn't load up the desktop every time (maybe 1 out of 4 times)
[03:28] <The20Year1> how would I get to the desktop from the shell or whatever? I tried ~/desktop/ and it didn't do anything
[03:29] <arleslie> The20Year1, /home/USER/Desktop
[03:29] <lubosz> The20Year1: cd ~/Desktop
[03:29] <eminor> The20Year1, cd ~/Desktop
[03:29] <lubosz> D
[03:29] <eminor> grml
[03:30] <The20Year1> i think I tried that ,and it just loaded up a directory
[03:30] <jrib> The20Year1: linux is case-sensitive
[03:30] <The20Year1> k
[03:30] <The20Year1> hmm
[03:30] <The20Year1> maybe that's it
[03:30] <lubosz> The20Year1: the desktop is a directory
[03:30] <ctmjr> The20Year1: are you using gnome
[03:30] <The20Year1> ctmjr , yes
[03:30] <magikid> The20Year1: Whatever you put in the directory shows up on your desktop
[03:30] <ctmjr> The20Year1: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[03:31] <eminor> o.O
[03:31] <yardboy> good evening, I'm looking for some help to clear up a problem w/Xorg monopolizing my CPU
[03:31] <The20Year1> ok , you better be right ctmjr!
[03:31] <The20Year1> lol
[03:31] <spirit-sight> magikid: again thank, but it seems to be very old and don't know if that would work on a passworded file
[03:31] <m0r0n> Is uploading on Ubuntu extremely slow or is it just me?
[03:32] <The20Year1> hasn't been for me
[03:32] <lubosz> m0r0n: its your connection
[03:32] <m0r0n> lubosz: In windows it's fine though
[03:32] <lubosz> m0r0n: then windows is just better
[03:33] <dragon> What's the closest equivalent of Adobe Illustrator for Linux?
[03:33] <spirit-sight> anyone know a good way to get around password or a way to open the passworded docx file
[03:33] <yardboy> anyone?
[03:33] <lubosz> dragon: inkscape
[03:33] <ajavid> !help
[03:33] <ajavid> !screen
[03:34] <dragon> lubosz: thanks
[03:34] <lubosz> yardboy: is this general, even if you restart the xserver?
[03:34] <lubosz> yardboy: maybe you shouldnt use compiz
[03:34] <matti_> Need a magic patch that passes key presses and mouse clicks from a windows program running under Wine, to x. For example, if you run TeamViewer under Wine and connect to a native linux system, the linux desktop mouse sensitive items recognize that you are hovering over and act accordingly, but no key presses nor mouse clicks go through. There used to be a patch to an old version of Wine to fix it but it seems this is still a problem. An
[03:34] <matti_> y advice or pointers?
[03:34] <yardboy> i've restarted the xserver, i think it's an old hardware issue ATI Radeon 7500 on an IBM R40
[03:34] <magikid> spirit-sight: You might not be able to then
[03:35] <lubosz> matti_: try #winehq
[03:35] <lubosz> yardboy: its a driver issue on ATI
[03:36] <Lenin_Cat> OK, Ive had enough of this... I burned 10 cd's all on lowist speed possible and I keep getting a input/output error during installation
[03:36] <Lenin_Cat> and when I do a live USB
[03:36] <shawn_> How woudl I write a simple function in python to return the number of digits inn
[03:36] <Lenin_Cat> it dosenmtnt boot up right
[03:36] <shawn_> in n*
[03:36] <yardboy> that's kinda what I was thinking, I've tried manually setting the xorg.conf to both "Radeon" & "Ati" and manually adding and removing a couple of different packages
[03:37] <forces> linux support hybrid graphics?
[03:37] <m0r0n> How can I optimize network settings in Ubuntu?
[03:38] <magikid> spirit-sight: Check here for Office 07 in wine: http://bit.ly/RwsDj
[03:38] <lubosz> shawn_: len(str(233434))
[03:38] <The20Year1> well , it looks like i was locked out from being SU which i think is what prevented the desktop from starting, now I don't remember setting the PW
[03:39] <shawn_> lubosz Thanks... I was following this book and this exercise was in the chapter about iteration and it hasnt even mentioned the len built in function so I thought it wanted a different way of doing it
[03:40] <The20Year1> vmware the best emulator for windows that does linux?
[03:40] <lubosz> m0r0n: way to less information
[03:40] <eminor> Lenin_Cat, have you checked the md5sum of the downloaded cd-image?
[03:40] <lubosz> The20Year1: virtualbox is a free alternative
[03:40] <The20Year1> k
[03:40] <The20Year1> i'm guessing I'll have to set up a new ubuntu image on my USB to get it to load desktop right , if I'm blocked from being superuser without a password?
[03:40] <Lenin_Cat> eminor: yes
[03:41] <magikid> The20Year1: I'd also recommend installing virtualbox from their website
[03:41] <nkei0> Hello, can anyone actually play a game of dominoes on yahoo games with firefox & ubuntu?
[03:41] <magikid> The20Year1: aka not the OSE version
[03:41] <laclasse__> The20Year1, kvm in jaunty supports windows quite well too.
[03:41] <eminor> Lenin_Cat, and tried another burning program?
[03:41] <lubosz> he wants linux in ubuntu, not the other way
[03:41] <lubosz> in windows ^^
[03:41] <Lenin_Cat> eminor: yes.
[03:41] <The20Year1> yeah :)
[03:41] <ctmjr> nkei0: send a link will try it
[03:42] <The20Year1> i'm trying to get a desktop to run on my g1 phone, and unfortunately that involves resizing the debain image, which I can't do from windows
[03:42] <lubosz> The20Year1: do you know your user password?
[03:42] <laclasse__> oops, fair enough
[03:42] <Lenin_Cat> eminor: my filesystem corrupted, it cant fix, and now im stuck on a live cd for a week so far
[03:42] <The20Year1> lubosz , nope
[03:42] <rejohn> Anyone seeing spurious graphics problems in Ubuntu 904??  I'm seeing spurious graphics problems on both my desktip & laptop using KUbuntu 904 & the later KDE from the (PPA? Launchpad?) repositories. 1) Some leftover window stuff doesn't get erased from the screen occasionally, & 2) some black background with light dots of garbage appear inside some windows (often KATE word processor).  Anyone else see this?  Is this a known issue?
[03:42] <The20Year1> i don't ever remember setting the password, and if I did , i would of only done 1-2 , and I tried those with no luck
[03:42] <lubosz> The20Year1: this is not a good start point for doing things in unix based systems
[03:43] <The20Year1> lol
[03:43] <shawn_> Hey this may be a stupidly retarded question... Is there a way to replace the Blackberry OS with a Linux Distribution or is that just a dumb thought?
[03:43] <The20Year1> shawn , i'm sure it's possible
[03:43] <IdleOne> shawn_: why?
[03:43] <eminor> Lenin_Cat, ok, .. dont you have an usb-stick or something?
[03:43] <The20Year1> it's already been done with g1 phones and iphones
[03:43] <c0mp13371331337> Are there any nuances to installing Vista and Ubuntu each on their own SATA drive?  I've learned that, when installing each on separate partitions of the same drive, it's best to install Ubuntu last, so grub can add Windows (something that Windows is not nice enough to do by default.) Is there anything like that I'd need to know before installing each on a separate drive?
[03:43] <shawn_> IdleOne Just htought it would be interesting
[03:43] <Lenin_Cat> eminor: no.
[03:44] <shawn_> the20year1 Would texting and stuff still work?
[03:44] <arleslie> shawn_: http://www.blackberryforums.com/linux-users-corner/69622-linux-blackberry.html
[03:44] <The20Year1> it does on mine
[03:44] <ChogyDan> c0mp13371331337: install vista onto the first partition
[03:44] <The20Year1> only problem I've had was when getting a inbound call , it'll exit linux and I have to restart the phone to re-load it
[03:44] <aleron> #jahshaka
[03:44] <shawn_> the20year1 So phone calls and stuff still work? How though cause Linux wouldnt have thos ebuilt in
[03:44] <IdleOne> shawn_: from what I have read it is possible but probably wont be worth the effort, besides BB's OS works great
[03:44] <The20Year1> shawn , in my case , the phone OS hasn't been replaced, linux runs under it
[03:44] <saurav> I hate Vista and all Windows product
[03:45] <The20Year1> however though , android is based on linux , so it's not too bad
[03:45] <shawn_> The20Year1 Was that hard to do?
[03:45] <The20Year1> took me about 4 hours
[03:45] <dragon> which program would lookup a process's PID by name and output it in a machine friendly way?
[03:45] <The20Year1> and I know absolutely nothing about linux/ubuntu (shown by my presence here)
[03:45] <The20Year1> however it does load fine , just no desktop , which is what I'm working on right now
[03:45] <magikid> saurav: Why?
[03:45] <lubosz> The20Year1: do you run as live user? or is this an installation?
[03:45] <The20Year1> i don't know the difference
[03:45] <c0mp13371331337> ChogyDan: You mean the first disk?
[03:46] <saurav> Its closed source !! No freedom !!
[03:46] <lubosz> The20Year1: type "users"
[03:46] <lubosz> The20Year1: or "whoami"
[03:46] <ChogyDan> c0mp13371331337: mm, I missed the part about 2 disks.  I don't know, probably a good idea
[03:47] <magikid> saurav: I would say there is still a good bit of freedom esp for end-users.
[03:47] <The20Year1> whoami shows root
[03:47] <magikid> saurav: although, for a full debate, we should move this to #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:47] <durt> dragon, pgrep
[03:48] <lubosz> The20Year1: you could dl a ready image http://vmplanet.net/node/95
[03:48] <dragon> durt: thanks, that worked. I also found `pidof`
[03:49] <SGottl7227> hi.. does anyone know how to set up a dial up modem using the ubuntu system?
[03:49] <The20Year2> lubosz , this for my phone or for my USB issue?
[03:49] <nkei0> those still exist ?
[03:49] <lubosz> The20Year1: for your linux vm issue
[03:49] <magikid> what is the difference between su and su - ?
[03:49] <The20Year2> yeah ,i thought about that
[03:50] <mgv2> what an annoying thing, when i drag something over the desktop its disappears and goes to a second desktop folder
[03:50] <durt> !dialup | SGottl7227
[03:50] <The20Year2> i think i'm gonna give up till tommorow
[03:50] <The20Year2> phone isn't that important , it works fine , debian loads up amazingly fast
[03:51] <aleron> #xhcat
[03:54] <SGottl7227> h
[03:55] <m0r0n> It's taking over 30min to upload 15 images, my max upload speed isn't that poor. Why is it so slow?
[03:55] <hackerkid1031> wassup all?
[03:55] <magikid> !hi|hackerkid1031
[03:56] <hackerkid1031> how do i connect to irc.xxxxx.com port xxxx #xxx in xirc?
[03:56] <hackerkid1031> like what is the command?
[03:56] <hackerkid1031> hi magikid!
[03:56] <hackerkid1031> how are you?
[03:56] <ZauberExonar> Does anyone know if there is a utility in Ubuntu that would allow someone to throttle the network bandwidth on their computer?  A friend of mine is having bandwidth issues and believes her son has throttled her bandwidth, as he has threatened to do so to her in the past.
[03:56] <magikid> hackerkid1031: I'm doing well. From the command line: irc://server:port/channel
[03:57] <eboyjr> Someone please help me. http://pastie.org/634383 What I get run I run the rt kernel (ie. ubuntu Studio) on my HP Pavillion dv7-1240us
[03:57] <hackerkid1031> it her isp she got caught
[03:57] <hackerkid1031> use a LIVE CD
[03:57] <magikid> hackerkid1031: Oops, forgot part: xchat irc://server:port/channel
[03:57] <durt> hackerkid1031, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_Relay_Chat_commands#CONNECT
[03:57] <hackerkid1031> ty
[03:58] <roygbiv> ZauberExonar that's a definite maybe. it depends on the setup in place there
[03:58] <eboyjr> ZauberExonar: Maybe http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31537/how-to-throttle-bandwidth-on-a-linux-network-interface
[03:58] <hackerkid1031> irc://soldierx.com:6667/#soldierx
[03:58] <hackerkid1031> hmm
[03:58] <addohm> exit
[03:58] <hackerkid1031> didnt work
[03:58] <hackerkid1031> exit
[03:58] <hackerkid1031> ?
[03:59] <slimnation7> so i tried to install ubuntu on my desktop, i got the error - 240.710713 Corrupt low memory at C000fffc (fffcphys) = 35a05001
[03:59] <eboyjr> http://pastie.org/634383 Can anyone decipher that?
[03:59] <magikid> hackerkid1031: brb
[03:59] <slimnation7> 240.710784 - Memory Corruption detected in low memory
[04:00] <shawn_> the20year1 How does installing Linux on a phone even work? Like how does it look?
[04:01] <twocarlo> slimnation: it posible you need to add more memory to your system
[04:01] <zenlunatic> run memcheck from the cd
[04:01] <hackerkid1031> hello all
[04:02] <slimnation7> i have a gig
[04:02] <hackerkid1031> my channel was empty :(
[04:02] <slimnation7> i successfully installed ubuntu on a computer that had 256
[04:03] <root_demon>  have a strange issue
[04:03] <twocarlo> Slimnation:have you tried reinstalling ubuntu on that the same system
[04:03] <slimnation> i have xp on it now
[04:03] <dragon> Any thoughts on upgrading a semi-production machine to karmic on Oct 1?
[04:03] <slimnation> i want to install over windows
[04:04] <zenlunatic> slimnation: what d9o you mean
[04:04] <dragon> oh, and, please DONT point me to #ubuntu+1. kthx.
[04:04] <shawn_> The20Year1 If I try to install Linux on my BB would a simple BB restore from a backup fix anything I mess up by screwing up doing it?
[04:04] <slimnation> i am running xp now, i want to get rid of it and run ubuntu on this computer instead
[04:05] <foey> hey, I've just installed ubuntu server and then added Gnome to my installation. Gnomes working without any problems but unable to manage my network controller which is already connected. "Wired Network - Not managed" Any ideas how I get Gnome to manage the NIC?
[04:05] <zenlunatic> whats bb
[04:05] <hackerkid1031> than get a live cd
[04:05] <hackerkid1031> they arnt too expensive
[04:05] <hackerkid1031> here ill get you a link for a free cd
[04:05] <zenlunatic> slimnation: so whats the issue then?
[04:05] <ChogyDan> foey: nm ignores interfaces configured via /etc/networking/interfaces
[04:05] <slimnation> i got an error
[04:05] <netbook> pretty easy to setup an apache webserver?
[04:05] <netbook> i mean
[04:05] <netbook> secure webserver?
[04:05] <zenlunatic> slimnation: oh right... have you done the memory check?
[04:06] <root_demon> my usb ports are possessed. the entire hub switches from working to not working every couple of minutes. http://pastebin.com/d43b6ad57 . any ideas? might be hardware, might not.
[04:06] <slimnation> memory corruption detected in low memory
[04:06] <slimnation> yes and it check out
[04:06] <foey> ChogyDan : Anyway to get ubuntu to manage the nic?
[04:06] <slimnation> i did get 1 error when i tested for defects
[04:06] <addohm> When I plug in my sony mp3 player, it doesn't auto-mount as a drive, how do I do that?
[04:06] <ChogyDan> foey: it's a feature, not a bug
[04:07] <zenlunatic> root_demon: possibly power issues
[04:07] <hackerkid1031> HERE IS That link for a free ubuntu CD!!!!!!
[04:07] <hackerkid1031> https://shipit.ubuntu.com/
[04:07] <hackerkid1031> https://shipit.ubuntu.com/
[04:07] <hackerkid1031> there
[04:07] <foey> ChogyDan : Its not really a problem, just would be nice for Gnome to manage the nic so I can change it quickly. Is there anything I can do?
[04:08] <ChogyDan> foey: well, unconfigure it in interfaces
[04:08] <root_demon> zenlunatic: that's def a possibility. I'm upgrading from 8.04 to 9.04 atm just to check. this started like 2 weeks ago, and i think it was after a kernel upgrade.
[04:08] <hackerkid1031> well
[04:09] <hackerkid1031> im going to head out
[04:09] <zenlunatic> root_demon: the port can only give out so much juice.  maybe the randomness is a result of a device turning on/off
[04:09] <hackerkid1031> i need to get these credit card numbers proccessed
[04:09] <hackerkid1031> c u l8ter
[04:10] <foey> ChogyDan : Thanks, do I just need to edit the /etc/network/interfaces file? Sorry to sound vague, I'm still learning :-)
[04:11] <ChogyDan> foey: yeah, you can just delete the section of the interface that you want nm to manage.  Make sure to leave in the two lines about lo
[04:12] <mgv2> like the smartie vegetarian here
[04:12] <foey> ChogyDan : Thats a big help. Many thanks, I'll give that a go.
[04:12] <NeuroFryk> Hi folks... Do many of you run the 64 bit version of Jaunty ? I'm seriously thinking about taking the plunge tonight; Hoping it won't be a waste of time ;P
[04:12] <NeuroFryk> Your experiences been good with the 64bit?
[04:13] <m15k> anyone configured mod_proxy for apache webserver? i want to redirect an http reuest to an application server and wanted to know if its possible
[04:13] <mgv2> how can i be sure if my computer actually isnt 64 - would you help with that?
[04:13] <NeuroFryk> what kind of CPU mgv?
[04:13] <ZykoticK9> NeuroFryk, unless you have a reason (ie more then 4 GB of memory) I'd recommend the 32 bit version -- although I'm personally running 64bit desktop without too many issues (but there are some)
[04:13] <mgv2> i mean i think it isnt
[04:14] <mgv2> cpu? how can i check?
[04:14] <addohm> What is the best program to manage an MP3 player?
[04:14] <DVS01> well even if you have more than 4gb, you can use 32bit, with PAE enabled
[04:14] <ZykoticK9> mgv2, cat /proc/cpuinfo
[04:14] <fbianconi> cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep lm
[04:14] <mgv2> 4 gb of memory - while i bought the computer 1 was pretty good
[04:15] <NeuroFryk> Zykotick? really? ... Well I use my computer as a huge repository for ebooks /info - (Using a database app called callibre) , other than that , I encode video, browse web, bit of word processing, etc) Not using many peripherals ;
[04:15] <mgv2> ZykoticK9, it isnt working - who gave you it?
[04:15] <NeuroFryk> I was thinking the 30% increase in performance would be worth the hassle of getting flash to work ; not thinking I'd be having many other compatibility problems
[04:15] <mgv2> ok ok
[04:15] <shawn_> What does installing Linux on a blackberry even look like
[04:16] <NeuroFryk> what kind of compatibility issues do you have that are software based?
[04:16] <lakeoftea> mgv2 : figure out what kind of processor you have and google to see if it supports 64  bit
[04:16] <ZykoticK9> NeuroFryk, without the 4+GB memory you won't really benefit from 64bit
[04:16] <ZykoticK9> NeuroFryk, 30% increase in performance -- where are you getting that from???
[04:16] <mgv2> i did worked actually but not the second command someone gave
[04:17] <NeuroFryk> Only 2GB here... I figured I'd get a 30% boost on video encode speed ; perhaps a good jump with my database app
[04:17] <mgv2> Genuine Intel(R) CPU           T2250  @ 1.73GHz
[04:17] <NeuroFryk> heard the number floating around ubuntu forums; didn't hear anyone discount that as untrue
[04:17] <NeuroFryk> using core 2 duo 2ghz, overclocked to 3ghz
[04:17] <foey> ChodyDan : That worked perfectly. Thanks again!
[04:17] <fbianconi> ZykoticK9: "cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep lm" if anything shows up the you have 64 bits capable CPU
[04:18] <corigo> Just accidentally learned the man command, now how do I close an opened manual?
[04:18] <bastid_raZor> corigo: :q
[04:19] <lakeoftea> fbianconi : nice one
[04:19] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[04:19] <NeuroFryk> whats up
[04:20] <foey> Can anyone recommend me a decent backup program? Preferably for Gnome. Using Ubuntu Server.
[04:20] <lakeoftea> i'm pretty sure all core 2 are 64 bit > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Core_2
[04:20] <NeuroFryk> zyk: you still here?
[04:20] <foey> Lakeoftea : Indeed, all Core2's are 64bit
[04:20] <NeuroFryk> lake: that's correct
[04:20] <^Cheeky> i did it, i did it , my ubuntu headless server is up and runningh :) :)
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[04:23] <Gnea> Pici: *phew*
[04:24] <musikgoat> is it over?
[04:24] <Gnea> looks like it
[04:24] <ctmjr> !cookie | ops
[04:24] <insta> has anyone used mkvmerge before?
[04:26] <don-i> hey...i managed to get my ip in a script..i saved it as $ipvar, but when i try to compare it to my local ip, it fails. any thoughts ?
[04:26] <don-i> if [$ipvar == "192.168.0.100"]; then .....
[04:26] <musikgoat> don-i: how are you comparing?
[04:26] <DigitalKiwi> put it in quotes?
[04:26] <don-i> tried
[04:26] <don-i> also fail
[04:27] <don-i> sorry...i read that wrong
[04:27] <don-i> ya its in quotes, ive tried without as well
[04:27] <Pici> don-i: man test for the proper [ ] sytanx
[04:27] <DigitalKiwi> "$ipvar"
[04:27] <don-i> DigitalKiwi: done that too
[04:27] <DigitalKiwi> isn't bash equal lke -eq ?
[04:28] <don-i> DigitalKiwi: tried that too
[04:28] <moymoy> is there anyway to configure v4l (or uvcvideo) devices?
[04:28] <don-i> I'm this tutorial website where they talk about bash scripting and if statements, and its identical cept variable names are different
[04:28] <musikgoat> don-i: you might want to ask in #bash
[04:28] <don-i> musikgoat: thanks i will
[04:28] <independent> #oftc,#rubyonrails,#postgresql,#math,#jquery,#android,#bash,#vim,#fedora,#piratenpartei,#mysql,#perl,#django,#archlinux,#debian,#gentoo-unregistered,#freenode,#git,#haskell,#ubuntu,
[04:28] <Pici> don-i: Did you look at the manpage for test?
[04:29] <F3L1P3> somebody can help me?
[04:30] <tonsofpcs> jumbers: yea, i'm sure you have.
[04:30] <jumbers> Here too?!
[04:30] <DigitalKiwi> independent: wut
[04:31] <lwells> you have to be registered to join ubuntu channel now?
[04:31] <durt> F3L1P3, did you ask a question?
[04:31] <DigitalKiwi> http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/ don-i, this is supposed to be really good
[04:31] <NeuroFryk> does anyone use callibre?
[04:32] <entropy51423> Is there any way to get input in C without using streams? Thanks
[04:33] <soreau> entropy51423: Ask in ##c
[04:33] <entropy51423> Thanks
[04:34] <linux_> i didn't register to join channel #ubuntu but i didn't start on this channel i was on #ubuntu-unregistered but  i got to join is there a reason to register?
[04:34] <musikgoat> !register | linux
[04:35] <XCorp> hey guys i have my ubuntu system hooked up to the tv
[04:35] <entropy51423> cool
[04:35] <XCorp> any idea on how to do flat panel scaling, as the corners are off the screen
[04:35] <entropy51423> What are you using HDMI?
[04:35] <XCorp> using nvidia card
[04:35] <XCorp> yes, dvi->hdmi
[04:36] <entropy51423> Umm, could you just change the resolution?
[04:36] <musikgoat> XCorp: gksudo nvidia-settings
[04:36] <ubuntu> bishop here live cd
[04:36] <entropy51423> Just wondering outloud
[04:36] <genjix> ubuntu, how is it
[04:36] <genjix> u like it?
[04:37] <ctmjr> XCorp: you do not have an overscan option on your tv menu?
[04:37] <XCorp> im in tenvidia settigs box
[04:37] <ubuntu> bigtime
[04:37] <genjix> cool
[04:37] <thatlinuxguy> hmmm
[04:37] <genjix> is it your 1st time
[04:37] <XCorp> none of the flat panel scaling options work
[04:37] <ZykoticK9> genjix, that's a question that is better asked in #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:38] <genjix> ZykoticK9: shiut up im trying to help him out if he has problems
[04:38] <ubuntu> genjix used many distros  ubuntu is home
[04:38] <genjix> kk
[04:38] <entropy51423> Would a resolution change possibly help?
[04:38] <SGottl7227> does anyone know how to install dial up modem on ubuntu
[04:39] <XCorp> i dunno
[04:39] <eminor> !modem
[04:39] <XCorp> i'd like to run it at 1280x720 (native res)
[04:39] <eminor> ;)
[04:39] <test34> SGottl7227, can be almost impossible
[04:39] <frohike> I am going to through a question out their and ask.  What does everyone use as a media library software?
[04:39] <StupidWeasel> http://paste.ubuntu.com/280957/ <-- Hearing clicking sounds from my harddisc. Here are the results from smartctl. I have call to be worried yes?
[04:39] <test34> SGottl7227, get a non-win-modem
[04:39] <XCorp> res change does not help
[04:39] <Gopher1> Hey, can anybody help me real quick? Whenever I try to do something in terminal it requires me to enter my password, but doesn't seem to let me acctually type it.
[04:40] <StupidWeasel> I use rhythmbox for my local music. And MediaPortal on my windows (ick!) desktop for all other media.
[04:40] <scott_ino2> gopher its there, trust me
[04:40] <musikgoat> StupidWeasel: yes, be worried, back up important data
[04:40] <scott_ino2> Gopher1, just type it and hit enter;-)
[04:40] <ZykoticK9> frohike, "media library"?  -- i use Songbird for music, and run MythTV connected to my TV for music/video/pics/gaming
[04:40] <XCorp> i know in the windows control planel, there's an option to adjust the edges of the screen
[04:40] <Gopher1> I hit enter and nothing happens, it's not there.
[04:40] <StupidWeasel> musikgoat: Already done ;3
[04:40] <XCorp> im looking for something like that
[04:40] <scott_ino2> it wont show you typing
[04:41] <Gopher1> I assumed that and entered it as I would, it didn't work.
[04:41] <entropy51423> It doesn't show you typing your password, so no one can look over your shoulder.
[04:41] <shawn_> Why would NO videos at all be working right now?
[04:41] <scott_ino2> Gopher1, it wont show you typing, however if you enter it correctly and hit enter it will then say root@localhost instead of "username"
[04:41] <shawn_> Online
[04:41] <Gopher1> Meh, thanks I guess.  Ill just go n00b and install some windows stuff with wine
[04:41] <scott_ino2> Gopher1, what exactly are you trying to do
[04:42] <scott_ino2> Gopher1, wine isn't a cure all scenario perhaps i can assist
[04:42] <Gopher1> Well at the time I was trying to install an IRC client because I didnt realize pidgin did the job, but its happened for other things as well
[04:42] <vezult> has anyone here successfully compiled gnash-8.6 on ubuntu
[04:42] <frohike> thanks ZykoticK9 I am using Songbird now and it seems to be working and Amarok sucked.  Used it for about 6 seconds.  I have an original XBOX for video in the living room
[04:42] <Gopher1> Im trying to find some way, an app I suppose, to control my computer's fan
[04:43] <Gopher1> Its 100% or nothing, quite annoying'
[04:43] <musikgoat> StupidWeasel: actually i just looked at my values, and its about the same
[04:43] <StupidWeasel> Humm
[04:43] <Prohibited> lol
[04:43] <musikgoat> StupidWeasel: in terms of the delta
[04:43] <Prohibited> I use a PS2 for DVDs :P
[04:43] <entropy51423> They used to use getpass(char *), I believe, from the unistd.h. But that is now obsolete I think. I still use it though:P
[04:43] <foey> Im in the process of building up a fileserver, it will host files via samba to windows clients and perform backups. What distro would you suggest? I'm currently using Ubuntu-Server
[04:43] <Prohibited> =o
[04:43] <musikgoat> StupidWeasel: but the clicking is usually a sure sign of pending hardware failure
[04:44] <StupidWeasel> I'm used to the harddisc clicking for unknown reasons. But it's been quiter clicks then normal lately.
[04:44] <scott_ino2> Gopher1, have you checked your bios first, usually that kind of stuff is handled there first
[04:44] <ctmjr> StupidWeasel: run it this way you will get more info it takes awhile it will let you know how long  sudo  smartctl -t long /dev/"drive"
[04:44] <Gopher1> I'm sorry, i'm totally new to this, how would I do that?
[04:44] <scott_ino2> Gopher1, it would be odd to have your fans run at 100percent unless there's something wrong
[04:44] <StupidWeasel> Yea, It's an ancient laptop - gifted it by my little sister after I fixed her new machine.
[04:44] <andyL> how viable is ubuntu server to be the OS of a database server ?
[04:44] <Gopher1> It's only since I axed Vista and installed ubuntu
[04:45] <scott_ino2> Gopher1, your motherboard BIOS isn't a linux thing, just a computer thing. When you first turn on your computer it should say something like, "press F2 to enter setup"
[04:45] <StupidWeasel> I'm actually suprised the disc has held out this long. And thank you ctmjr, i'll give that a try.
[04:45] <Gopher1> Ok, then what?
[04:45] <scott_ino2> Gopher1, that's what i want you to do is go into your motherboards setup aka BIOS
[04:45] <Gopher1> Ok
[04:46] <scott_ino2> then look for something like, (which might be labled slightly different) PC health status, or something along those lines, should be in there. Then look for "Cool and quiet" if AMD don't know what it is for Intel
[04:46] <ctmjr> StupidWeasel: when it is done run this to get the output smartctl -l selftest /dev/hda
[04:46] <scott_ino2> annnnnnd he's gone already
[04:46] <scott_ino2> *sigh
[04:46] <scott_ino2> kids these days
[04:47] <StupidWeasel> Or sda in this case. And I remember doing such an analysis a few months ago. =3
[04:48] <foey> Im using Ubuntus server virtual manager via Gnome, however the option to install from CD or ISO is grayed out, any ideas?
[04:48] <andyL> do any of you guys use ubunut server in a production environment ?
[04:48] <foey> AndyL : I'm currently testing Ubuntu server for a production system.
[04:49] <addohm> What is the best program to manage an MP3 player? Rythmbox doesn't seem to copy files over to my sony very well.
[04:49] <DigitalKiwi> !lts
[04:50] <scott_ino2> addohm, depends on the player, can't believe rythmbox would even support it out of the box, usually requires plugins, libraries etc..
[04:51] <alexandre_> irc.ubuntu.org server exists?
[04:51] <Aalinux> Yes, i think
[04:51] <carpediem> addohm: you might try banshee, if that doesn't work, amarok.
[04:51] <soreau> alexanderwz: Try pinging it
[04:51] <soreau> alexandre_:  Try pinging it
[04:51] <alexandre_> Aalinux, It don't connect here.
[04:52] <treetop> i got a apch2 server setup but cant not get the site to pull up can anyone please help me
[04:52] <Aalinux> alexandre_: Join #freenode , /join #freenode
[04:53] <Astana> hey guys
[04:53] <alexandre_> soreau, I don't know irc.ubuntu.org's port.
[04:53] <lstarnes> alexandre_: irc almost always uses 6667
[04:53] <Aalinux> alexandre_: irc.ubuntu.com
[04:53] <lstarnes> alexandre_: if you don't specify a port, your client will guess 6667
[04:53] <nyu_> any idea why my linux box isnt showing up in the workgroup on my windows machines?
[04:53] <lstarnes> alexandre_: it's actually chat.freenode.net, but irc.ubuntu.com points to it
[04:53] <alexandre_> Aalinux, and .org?
[04:53] <soreau> alexandre_:  Doesn't matter. Just run pin irc.ubuntu.org
[04:53] <bastid_raZor> treetop: if no help here try #apache
[04:53] <lstarnes> alexandre_: you're using it now
[04:53] <addohm> scott_ino2: what is the best way to find the proper plugins for my particular player?
[04:54] <Astana> i want to connect my vbox's Windows to my Linux Ubuntu
[04:54] <Astana> throuth ethernet
[04:54] <ValentineX> What happened? MY friend was using XP+ubuntu, but then he reinstalled Xp, now where is ubuntu? is there anyway to bring back his ubuntu?
[04:54] <scott_ino2> addohm, by searching via google, sorry but i mean that's probably the best way
[04:54] <lstarnes> !grubfix | ValentineX
[04:54] <scott_ino2> addohm, what device do you have
[04:54] <lstarnes> oops.
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[04:54] <ValentineX> hehehehe
[04:54] <Astana> !grub | ValentineX
[04:54] <alexandre_> lstarnes, irc.ubuntu.org = irc.ubuntu.com = irc.freenode.net = chat.freenode.net?
[04:54] <soreau> alexandre_:  I believe it's irc.ubuntu.com on port 80001
[04:54] <soreau> 8001
[04:55] <aa33> .br
[04:55] <lstarnes> soreau: irc is 6667
[04:55] <lstarnes> soreau: but freenode uses 6665-6667, 7001, 7070, and 8000-8002
[04:55] <soreau> lstarnes: *shrug*
[04:55] <ZykoticK9> Astana, if you're using VBox you need to first verify that you have a local IP address in the VM (ie 192.x.x.x) and not the NATed 10.x.x.x
[04:55] <addohm> scott_ino2: model: NWZ-S716F
[04:56] <Astana> ZykoticK9, i've some 10.0.2.5
[04:56] <Astana> ZykoticK9,  so i've to edit that
[04:56] <Astana> .
[04:56] <Astana> ?
[04:57] <ZykoticK9> Astana, in VBox edit the VM - go to Network and switch it from NAT to Bridged Adapter
[04:57] <Astana> ZykoticK9, done :)
[04:57] <Astana> so ..?
[04:57] <ZykoticK9> Astana, reboot the VM
[04:57] <Astana> ZykoticK9, ok
[04:58] <devZero> is anyone aware of an issue w/ installing Grub on an Intel Mac Mini3,1? Installation goes fine, but as it's installing Grub I get "executing 'grub-install (hd0)' failed. This is a fatal error"
[04:59] <devZero> I've installed on this machine before, but for some reason today it just doesn't work.
[04:59] <eminor> is there a program to make my pc coffee cooking? i'm getting tired...
[04:59] <Astana> ZykoticK9, is the Bridged adapter like host interface ?
[04:59] <foey> lol, its 5am here. I've been up since 8pm.
[04:59] <devZero> another bit of info... it's 9.0.4
[04:59] <Astana> ZykoticK9,  ..coz i've no bridged adapter
[04:59] <MenZa> eminor: Well, you might want to take that elsewhere, but check out RFC 2324 (this is strictly for Ubuntu support).
[04:59] <ZykoticK9> Astana, yes - if one doesn't work, try the other
[05:00] <mercutio22>  is it possible to remove my full name information from my user account info?
[05:00] <Astana> ZykoticK9,
[05:00] <Astana> ok
[05:00] <ZykoticK9> Astana, what version of VBox are you using?
[05:00] <kudi> how do i make a script for auto clean?
[05:00] <Astana> ZykoticK9, 2.1.4
[05:01] <scott_ino2> addohm, honestly... no idea.. might check banshee's supported device list
[05:01] <Astana> ZykoticK9, is there any update ?
[05:01] <ZykoticK9> Astana, forget it -- you NEED to upgrade, getting the network setup you want if VERY difficult under any 2.x VBox -- it's EASY for 3.x
[05:01] <eminor> kudi, clean what?
[05:02] <kudi> auto clean "cleans up" ubutntu
[05:02] <kudi> ii ran it and it restores its freshness
[05:02] <kudi> i want it to run periodically
[05:02] <Astana> ZykoticK9, sudo upgrade vbox-ose is working or i've to download,compile and install it myself ?
[05:03] <ZykoticK9> Astana, I don't know what version Ubuntu's OSE is at?  I use Sun's repos for the non-OSE version.  I don't know -- checking.
[05:03] <MenZa> eminor: emcas can do it.
[05:03] <Astana> ZykoticK9, ok brotha
[05:03] <ZykoticK9> Astana, "apt-get install vitualbox-3.0"
[05:03] <bastid_raZor> !info virtualbox-ose
[05:04] <eminor> kudi, whats the name of the program?
[05:04] <ZykoticK9> bastid_raZor, that "!info virtualbox-ose" needs to be updated
[05:04] <Astana> ZykoticK9, ok brotha.. bastid_raZor thanks to bots ! lol
[05:04] <keylla> olá
[05:05] <bastid_raZor> ZykoticK9: that is the current version in hardy.
[05:05] <kudi> eminor: autoclean
[05:05] <bastid_raZor> ZykoticK9: not hardy but jaunty
[05:05] <ZykoticK9> Astana, sorry!  It's cause I have Sun's repos!!!  vitualbox-3.0 won't be in your list!
[05:06] <Astana> ZykoticK9, is it Ok if i install vbox 3 on vbox 2.1 ?
[05:06] <ValentineX> How to use emerald themer?
[05:06] <devZero> anyone know if grub supports being installed on a guid disk?
[05:06] <keylla> Hi
[05:06] <Astana> lol
[05:06] <ValentineX> keylla: :*
[05:06] <foey> Is there anyway to load virtual boxes vms when ubuntu starts ?
[05:07] <nanotube> !hi | keylla
[05:07] <ZykoticK9> Astana, my advice is now to add Sun's repos - http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[05:07] <keylla> how are you?
[05:07] <Astana> ZykoticK9, what's the difference ?
[05:07] <ValentineX> keylla: fine , how is your linux , came for some help?
[05:07] <ZykoticK9> foey, oh god do I ever wish that was straight forward!
[05:08] <keylla> My linux is ubuntu
[05:08] <foey> Zykotick9, hehe, I guessed as much :-(
[05:08] <ValentineX> my linux is also ubuntu sexy ubuntu
[05:08] <ZykoticK9> Astana, the non-OSE is a newer version by the looks of things and has USB support
[05:08] <keylla> sexy?
[05:08] <Astana> ZykoticK9, sounds greate then !
[05:09] <eminor> kudi, does anybody a program named "autoclean"?
[05:09] <eminor> +know
[05:09] <eminor> oh
[05:10] <eminor> lol
[05:10] <ZykoticK9> eminor, it works like "sudo apt-get autoclean"
[05:10] <koolhead1> eminor: sudp apt-get autoclean !!
[05:10] <koolhead1> *sudo
[05:10] <scott_ino2> eminor do man clean in a terminal and read up
[05:10] <ubuntu> leaving bbaksoon
[05:10] <Astana> ZykoticK9, do u know anthing about remastersys ?
[05:10] <ValentineX> what is that program you guys know many nice ubuntu softwares you dont share with mee >.<
[05:10] <koolhead1> hey ubuntu
[05:10] <scott_ino2> eminor, man apt-get
[05:10] <scott_ino2> in a terminal
[05:10] <scott_ino2> sorry.
[05:10] <eminor> kk, i know apt-get autoclean
[05:10] <Astana> !remastersys
[05:11] <ZykoticK9> Astana, not really - i know what it is, but never found a need for it myself
[05:11] <eminor> and aptitude autoclean..
[05:11] <foey> I have Ubuntu Server and have installed Virtual machine manager on Gnome, I can connect to the host but are unable to install from a CD, I'm only given the option to install from a webpath, the rest is grayed out, Any ideas?!
[05:11] <eminor> but not a program named autoclean
[05:12] <Astana> ZykoticK9, remastersys helps creating ur own "edition" of ubuntu for instance..but i don't know if i've to burn all the files or just the iso
[05:12] <koolhead1> foey: is it not asking for file path ?
[05:12] <ZykoticK9> eminor, autoclean is just to remove orphaned packages, it doesn't clean up very much
[05:12] <eross> my razormouse (USB) keeps hanging after 1-2 minutes and I have to switch to my other usb mouse. Do I need to add IRQPOLL to my boot?
[05:12] <ValentineX> I also want to create me own Ubuntu edition with my selected softwares, I do not know programming, is it possible for me?
[05:12] <ZykoticK9> Astana, as I said, "I know what it it... but have never used it"
[05:12] <eminor> ZykoticK9, yeaaah.. but it's still not a program :-)
[05:13] <ZykoticK9> eminor, no it's not a program
[05:13] <foey> Koolhead1 : No, it only gives me the option for "Network install Tree (HTTP, FTP or NFS)" the rest, Local media and Network Boot are greyed out.
[05:13] <tleuser> sory i am test
[05:13] <eminor> kudi, so you meant "apt-get autoclean"?
[05:13] <bastid_raZor> !remaster | ValentineX
[05:13] <Docteh> will karmic be a LTS version?
[05:13] <Docteh> !lts
[05:14] <kudi> eminor: yes
[05:14] <koolhead1> foey: if u have apache running put the copy there and provide the path
[05:14] <koolhead1> but it is wiered
[05:14] <koolhead1> :(
[05:14] <eminor> ok.. and you wanna run it autmatically?
[05:14] <matius> hi
[05:15] <foey> Koolhead1 : Good idea, its running, ill try that now.
[05:15] <eminor> does the word "automatically" exist in english, is it correct? i'm not sure..^^
[05:15] <koolhead1> foey: lemme know once your done:D
[05:15] <lstarnes> eminor: yes
[05:16] <foey> Koolhead1 : Do I place the files from the CD in there or the ISO file?
[05:16] <ValentineX> bastid_raZor: thank u hehehehe http://aaqil66.blogspot.com/2009/09/create-your-own-ubuntu-edition-linux.html
[05:16] <tarelerulz> How do you make sound recorder   record sound coming from your sound card?
[05:16] <koolhead1> foey: the files
[05:16] <^Cheeky> http://pastebin.com/m762ae045
[05:16] <koolhead1> foey: and then simply paste the webserver path
[05:17] <^Cheeky> that happened to me in that room
[05:17] <ZykoticK9> foey, an alternative would be to try installing using kvm (i think vm manager is just a gui front end to kvm)
[05:17] <^Cheeky> :S
[05:17] <valley_> I'm failing to build handbrake with the following error; any ideas?: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lbz2
[05:17] <defendguin> how do  i give access for nm-applet to my default keyring?   i don't want to have to type it in every time
[05:18] <ZykoticK9> valley, an alternative http://www.getdeb.net/app/Handbrake
[05:18] <eminor> !cron
[05:18] <ValentineX> Linux is fun fun fun fun fun fun
[05:18] <eminor> kudi, check this out ^^
[05:18] <ZykoticK9> defendguin, FYI http://davestechsupport.com/blog/2009/01/16/how-to-remove-ubuntus-password-keyring/
[05:18] <foey> Koolhead1 : ok, my path would be http://127.0.0.1/Windows/
[05:19] <koolhead1> ValentineX: +1
[05:19] <koolhead1> foey: what exactly are you doing are u setting up ubuntu virtualbox over windows
[05:19] <koolhead1> ?
[05:19] <kudi> eminor: thanks
[05:20] <defendguin> hmm so all you really need is a default keyring with a blank password
[05:20] <ryguy> are there any browsers that don't rape my cpu? I'm running a 0.85 GHz PIII
[05:20] <foey> Koolhead1 : I've got ubuntu server with Gnome installed and wish to use Windows for a application in a VM. I need the windows installation to start with Ubuntu
[05:20] <kermit> ryguy: google's
[05:20] <MenZa> ryguy: epiphany-browser
[05:21] <koolhead1> ryguy: elinks :P
[05:21] <kermit> ryguy: telnet
[05:21] <koolhead1> kermit: :P
[05:21] <ryguy> Im using google chrom and that rapes my memory, and 'firefox rapes my cpu
[05:22] <koolhead1> (09:47:26  IST) koolhead1: ryguy: elinks :P
[05:22] <kermit> hey now be fair, firefox rapes your memory too
[05:22] <ryguy> my computers sick of getting raped, it has to take enough counciling as it is
[05:22] <ryguy> lol
[05:22] <koolhead1> kermit: well yeah firefox rapes asa well
[05:22] <kermit> conkeror might be fast.. i know impatient ppl who use it.
[05:22] <ryguy> then why is FF so well liked?
[05:22] <koolhead1> foey: try and see if any sucess
[05:23] <kermit> ryguy: its the original browser.. derived from netcape.
[05:23] <kermit> netscape
[05:23] <ValentineX> My emerald is not changing themes
[05:23] <foey> Koolhead1 : "Unable to complete install, Could not find an installable distribution"
[05:23] <koolhead1> foey: no clue buddy :(
[05:24] <koolhead1> are u putting packages for same OS that u are installing via VM
[05:24] <ryguy> lol elinks is horrible looking
[05:24] <eminor> midori is a leightweight browser, too.. but it's not really stable
[05:24] <koolhead1> ryguy: it wont rape your CPU :D
[05:24] <foey> Koolhead1 : No, I've give KVM a try, never used it before. Thanks for the help mate
[05:24] <ryguy> lol i guess not
[05:25] <koolhead1> foey: point me to your blog once you are done installing.it will help others :)
[05:25] <ZykoticK9> foey, FYI https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/CreateGuests
[05:27] <eminor> !coffee
[05:28] <ryguy> !java
[05:28] <ryguy> it had to be done.
[05:29] <eminor> java is an island.. nothing to do with coffee :)
[05:29] <MenZa> !offtopic
[05:29]  * ryguy feels guilty
[05:29] <kermit> why would my /dev/video0 (built in web cam) just stop working? it says no such device.. it used to work fine, how could i have broken this?
[05:30] <tarelerulz> How do you record from your sound card ? I have changed all the inputs and none seem to be the sound card.  Ubuntu 9.04
[05:30] <kermit> tarelerulz: with audacity?
[05:30] <fbianconi> !info kaffe
[05:31] <alexandre_> I chat about acessibility for blind peoples...
[05:31] <ZykoticK9> kermit, is this a v4l device?  did you do a kernel update recently?  if so you might have to reinstall v4l?  just taking stabs in the dark here.
[05:32] <kermit> ZykoticK9: i dont know
[05:32] <tarelerulz> Kermit ,  I don't think it will work if I can't  record from the sound recorder that comes with Ubuntu.  I don't need something complex .
[05:32] <user321> New Web Browser for Ubuntu Karmic and higher released: http://dooble.sourceforge.net/
[05:32] <kermit> ZykoticK9: i dont know if its v4l.. i did whatever updates the updater thing said to
[05:33] <user321> http://master.dl.sourceforge.net/project/dooble/Dooble-Web-Browser_0.07_svn874_Ubuntu-Karmic-9.10-1i386.deb
[05:33] <ZykoticK9> kermit, does "ls /dev/video*" show anything?  what sort of webcam is it?
[05:34] <kermit> ZykoticK9: /dev/video0 is there, it just says no such device if i try to access it.    i dont know what kind of cam it is, its built in to a dell laptop.
[05:34] <ValentineX> user321: only for karmic?
[05:34] <kermit> ZykoticK9: it was working just a couple weeks ago..
[05:35] <ksnp> how do i check if i have apparmor running ?
[05:35] <user321> karmic an higher, the installer works fine, test the other, maybe qt libs are needed
[05:35] <ksnp> how can i disable it ? (i am actually using debian, but...)
[05:35] <lucaxxxxxx> hello! im having problems building a livefs, how can up update squashfs for kernel 2.6.31?
[05:35] <ZykoticK9> kermit, if /dev/video0 is present that means the kernel sees the webcam hardware - this is GOOD.  What are you using to view the webcam with?  Cheese?
[05:36] <eminor> where's the sourcecode of doodle?
[05:36] <kermit> ZykoticK9: i tried a few things, including cheese, which all say its not there, and cat /dev/video0 even says no such device.
[05:37] <kermit> ZykoticK9: how does it just being in /dev/ mean the kernel sees it?
[05:37] <kermit> ZykoticK9: you can put anything in there
[05:37] <ZykoticK9> kermit, ls -l /dev/video0
[05:37] <rajiv> i have a package that is in 2 apt repositories. how can i tell which one will be installed with apt-get install ?
[05:38] <ZykoticK9> kermit, typically people should NOT be putting things in /dev -- leave it to Plug'n'Pray
[05:39] <ZykoticK9> rajiv, "apt-cache policy PACKAGENAME"
[05:39] <Out_Cold> now would you use windows if this was only supported by it?? http://www.nvidia.com/object/promotion_dell3D_bundle.html
[05:39] <kermit> ZykoticK9: crw-rw----+ 1 root video 81, 0 Sep 20 18:46 /dev/video0
[05:40] <ValentineX> how to reload windows decorator?
[05:40] <rajiv> ZykoticK9: thx
[05:40] <ZykoticK9> kermit, if your user part of the video group "cat /etc/group | grep video"
[05:40] <ValentineX> how to reload windows decorator? post no 3 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=450372
[05:40] <Satisfied> anybody here on x86_64 ubuntu ?    I just can't figure out how to get facebook flash videos to run... always says I need to upgrade but I have the latest version
[05:41] <Out_Cold> Satisfied, i have a similar problem, the solution may be to downgrade the flash version
[05:41] <kermit> ZykoticK9: i changed the perms, that didnt matter.. if i just cat the dev it says 'no such device' not 'access denied'
[05:42] <Satisfied> okay, now thats fucked up... i'll give a try,thanks.
[05:42] <eminor> ValentineX, ALT+F2 and type "emerald --replace"
[05:42] <kermit> ZykoticK9: maybe i should just reboot
[05:42] <ZykoticK9> kermit, give it a shot.  Sorry, i got nothing else for you.  good luck.
[05:42] <kermit> ZykoticK9: thanks
[05:43] <W4R106K> hi
[05:44] <hlfshell> hi all -  i am running ubuntu ona  netbook,and am trying to get maximus working. it wont get rid of the metacity toollbar, which i want to do. should i turn off metacity? if so, how do i do that?
[05:48] <lisat> I'm running UNR and I was wondering if it would be possible to change the default path to my home folder (and all subfolders like Documents, Video, etc.) to an SMB share over a VPN?
[05:49] <lisat> also is there any reason why that might be a good idea?
[05:49] <lisat> *bad
[05:49] <lisat> !vpn
[05:52] <eminor> what is your favorite gtk-theme?
[05:53] <valley> I've switched to openbox 8) ... not really your desired response though
[05:54] <eminor> doesnt openbox use gtk?
[05:55] <DigitalKiwi> murrina themes are smexy
[05:55] <eminor> yeah, i created my own :-)
[05:59] <Malaclyps> i'm having problems into a Franken-KArmic machine, which is complaining that mountall doesn't have all the symbols it needs
[05:59] <Malaclyps> what's a good way to get past mountall, or at least pull up a single user prompt before it crashes?
[06:00] <Malaclyps> i'm going to try and stick a "bash" command into /etc/init/mountall.conf to see if that would help
[06:01] <clave> hello
[06:02] <eminor> http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/2530/screenshotdl.png
[06:02] <eminor> :)
[06:03] <MenZa> eminor: Please stop posting offtopic stuff in here.
[06:05] <clave> i have a question, (my english is poor but I ll try to explain myself) I m a musician, and I tryed to run an external usb sound card,but i didnt find any info, I tried using the ubuntu studio pack, and even without the external card I cant run Jack without latency, the thing is, I know lot of musicians trying to use Ubuntu for working, but there is not the hardware compatibility or the pro programs we need; my question is how can I help to make it, to help t
[06:05] <clave> hat because i m really tired of the others OS and using pirate programs
[06:05] <eraggo> How i can find zombie processes in shell?
[06:06] <Aalinux> eraggo: ps aux
[06:06] <Prohibited> Every time I log in Ubuntu automatically starts the Terminal and Firefox, I've checked System -> Preferences -> Startup Applications and neither programs are listed there.
[06:06] <jussi01> clave: are you running the realtime kernel?
[06:06] <casinoDave> yo room!
[06:07] <clave> I really dont know I m relatively new
[06:07] <clave> 2 or 3 months ago I know I tried
[06:07] <clave> lot but lot of things
[06:07] <clave> with alsa and ubuntu studio
[06:07] <clave> then my time was over and I had to go back to other OS to work
[06:07] <jussi01> clave: I would recommend installing ubuntustudio 8.04 or waiting for karmic to come out - there were some problems with the current one.
[06:08] <clave> when karmic come out?
[06:08] <casinoDave> Oct 30
[06:08] <jussi01> clave: in about 3-4 weeks
[06:09] <clave> the thing is I know lot of musicians that as me, want to work in ubuntu, lot of them tried and they experienced the same frustrating thing
[06:09] <jvan> ciao
[06:10] <jussi01> clave: yeah, we are working on it over with ubuntu studio, however "rome wasnt built in a day"
[06:10] <jussi01> !it | jvan
[06:10] <clave> there are compatibility problems, latency problems, and the programs are not yet developed to work as the other pro programs; so i wanna help
[06:10] <clave> i just dont know how
[06:10] <MenZa> jvan: Hello. Mind this channel is for English support only - for Italian support, try #ubuntu-it :)
[06:10] <jussi01> clave: start by heading over to #ubuntustudio
[06:10] <jvan> ok thanks
[06:10] <clave> thanks
[06:10] <ryguy> whats the lightest version of ubuntu, I'm on a 850 MHz PIII, 371 MiB of RAM
[06:11] <mow_> is it possible to mount  a single dir from a device using fstab?
[06:11] <MenZa> ryguy: Xubuntu for official !flavors, for even lighter ones, try !fluxbuntu
[06:12] <ryguy> I'm on xubuntu right now, but its still kinda slow for me
[06:12] <clave> exit
[06:12] <eminor> lubuntu with lxde..
[06:14] <steven__> I have 2.4 Ghz Core 2 Duo and 3 GB of RAM. Should I use 32-bit Ubuntu or 64-bit Ubuntu?
[06:15] <ryguy> 64 bit
[06:17] <toastedmilk> Anybody feel like giving some wine help?
[06:18] <eminor> i'd like 2 drink some..
[06:22] <jimbeam12> hi all
[06:22] <jimbeam12> does anyone know to load gnome desktop quicker.
[06:23] <eminor> buy a new computer
[06:23] <eminor> ?
[06:23] <hulio> where is the karmic koala room?
[06:23] <lstarnes> hulio: #ubuntu+1
[06:23] <eminor> !karmic
[06:24] <hulio> lstarnes: thank you
[06:28] <Balsaq> ubuntu 9.04 has the web janitor feature, reminds me a little of crap cleaner...suggests i dump2 files but also says "am i aware this might break my computer",,,hmmm are you folks cleaning your computer with this thing?
[06:30] <Geoffrey2> there's an app in ubuntu that allows you to change the size of digital pictures....and I keep forgetting it's name
[06:31] <bastid_raZor> Geoffrey2: gimp?
[06:31] <kermit> Geoffrey2: i'm sure GIMP  does it, but 'convert' can do it in bulk in a script
[06:31] <kermit> Geoffrey2: which is part of imagemagick
[06:31] <Geoffrey2> probably convert, it was something you could run from the command line
[06:32] <Geoffrey2> yep, that's it...thanks
[06:35] <zachtib> anyone know when the karmic beta comes out?
[06:36] <zachtib> where is everyone? :(
[06:36] <lstarnes> zachtib: october 29
[06:37] <zachtib> isn't that the final
[06:37] <fhenning09> yeah
[06:37] <lstarnes> zachtib: that's the final, sorry
[06:37] <theammonal> Hello. I'm having issues connecting with my yahoo through pidgin. What's up?
[06:37] <fhenning09> Not sure on the beta, you could google it.
[06:38] <fhenning09> Not sure details?
[06:38] <theammonal> It just says connecting. That's it.
[06:38] <theammonal> I've tried logging into mail via firefox and it works.
[06:38] <fhenning09> alert theammonal Gets hung up?
[06:38] <Rave1> zachtib,  oct 1
[06:38] <eminor> i don't know why those people don't install a rolling release distro if they cannot wait to get new software.. :)
[06:38] <zachtib> theammonal: iirc, yahoo recently changed something that caused a problem with pidgin
[06:38] <zachtib> Rave1: cool :)
[06:38] <theammonal> Nooo!!!!!!
[06:39] <bastid_raZor> !yahoo | theammonal
[06:39] <bastid_raZor> theammonal: if i remember correctly there has already been an update released that fixed this.
[06:40] <theammonal> I think I'm using the default with Hardy Heron. 8.04
[06:40] <bastid_raZor> theammonal: apt-cache policy pidgin  ..can you pastebin the output.
[06:40] <fhenning09> notify theammonal here: http://www.kabatology.com/06/22/pidgin-2-5-7-for-ubuntu-fixes-yahoo-login-issues/
[06:40] <theammonal> Ok. I got logged out. It's workin gnow, thank you.
[06:41] <fhenning09> notice theammonal here: http://www.kabatology.com/06/22/pidgin-2-5-7-for-ubuntu-fixes-yahoo-login-issues/
[06:41] <eminor> i had problems with empathy and jabber yesterday... is this a known problem, too?
[06:41] <zachtib> http://pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/ they have a repo with 2.6.1
[06:41] <theammonal> Pidgin is working now. Thanks tons guys.
[06:41] <causasui> on my computer (ubuntu 9.04), I can see an unsecured wireless network and connect to it. on my girlfriend's computer (kubuntu 9.04) it thinks the network is secured and wont connect even when I set it to "no security". any ideas?
[06:42] <Rishab_> hello all
[06:43] <eminor> !hi|Rishab_
[06:43] <eminor> ^^
[06:45] <Rishab_> am using ubuntu 9.04, while trying to read other NTFS partition every thing works fine but i am unable to paste any folder there. It denied ...
[06:46] <fhenning09> It has been seriously quite in here.
[06:47] <Rishab_> can some one tell me how to change the permission of complete partition, I want to make a backup in other parition.. So atleast I can write folder in my other NTFS partition..
[06:47] <Rishab_> eminar
[06:47] <fhenning09> Oh I had a question thats really not life altering or anything. I know windows OS's XP and forward use NTFS. What file sytem is Linux technically labelled as?
[06:47] <eminor> huh?
[06:48] <MenZa> fhenning09: any :)
[06:48] <fhenning09> Is there a specific name for it? Me and a friend of mine got into an argument
[06:48] <bastid_raZor> fhenning09: ext3 .. and windows has issues reading it.
[06:49] <eminor> Rishab_, there are 2 drivers for ntfs afair.. one of them does only support reading. make sure you are using the "ntfs-3g" driver
[06:49] <celthunder> fhenning09, ext2-3-4 reiserfs ...thers others
[06:49] <fhenning09> Well I told him it had multiple partitions labled ext....swap..... etc etc
[06:50] <eminor> Rishab_, and mount with "rw" option
[06:50] <fhenning09> Ubuntu would be ext3 corrent?
[06:50] <fhenning09> correct?
[06:50] <fhenning09> mt
[06:50] <maco> fhenning09: maybe
[06:50] <maco> fhenning09: depends how you set it up. ext2, ext4, reiserfs...theyre all options
[06:50] <Rishab_> eminar i have checked that NTFS-3g driver persent in my system
[06:50] <maco> oh xfs too...
[06:53] <eminor> Rishab_, could you type "mount" in a console and nopaste it?
[06:53] <eminor> nopaste the output..
[06:54] <fhenning09> Okay well thats where I was uncertain in my argument he had swore his professor had used a name to catagorize Linux's system in the way WINblows in NTFS
[06:54] <rufensis> Does anyone know the proper chat room to ask a non-technical advice question about open vpn services?
[06:54] <Rishab_> #mountntmpfs on /UNIONFS/lib/init/rw type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,mode=0755)nproc on /proc type proc (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)nsysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)nprocbususb on /proc/bus/usb type usbfs (rw)nudev on /dev type tmpfs (rw,mode=0755)ntmpfs on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,nodev)ndevpts on /dev/pts type devpts (rw,noexec,nosuid,gid=5,mode=620)nrootfs on / type rootfs (rw)n/dev/hdb on /cdrom type iso9660
[06:54] <eminor> !paste
[06:54] <dabernal> Hi all
[06:54] <eminor> that's what a meant with "nopaste" :D
[06:54] <dabernal> how can I configure multiple monitors using shell?
[06:54] <eminor> *i
[06:55] <maco> fhenning09: ext3 is the most common general-use FS, but for servers ReiserFS is common. for high performance, XFS.... oh JFFS is good for solid state drives...
[06:56] <Rishab_> eminor http://paste.ubuntu.com/281017/
[06:56] <losher> rufensis: I'm not sure. Ask your question and maybe someone will redirect you...
[06:58] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[06:58] <rufensis> Does anyone have a recommendation for a vpn service in Britain that can use open vpn and be as free as possible?
[06:58] <eminor> Rishab_, i don't see a ntfs-partition there, which one is the partition where the folder is saved?
[06:59] <fhenning09> Well as soon as they bring SDD way down I'll probably use that as my primary system drive
[06:59] <MenZa> !ot | rufensis
[06:59] <ActionParsnip> MenZa: faster than me ;)
[06:59] <MenZa> ActionParsnip: I tabcomplete factoids. That helps.
[06:59] <ActionParsnip> MenZa: nice
[06:59] <ActionParsnip> MenZa: not sure thats possible in carrier
[06:59] <fhenning09> see you guys later.
[07:00] <MenZa> ActionParsnip: -ot if you want more information ;)
[07:00] <ActionParsnip> ooh yeah
[07:00] <fhenning09> Gonna sllep wake up and do this all over again tommorrow.
[07:00] <Rishab_> eminor http://paste.ubuntu.com/281019/
[07:02] <Prohibited> If I edited the /etc/hosts file and wanted to make a website (E.g. example.com) to redirect to 127.0.01, would i use example.com 127.0.0.1 or 127.0.0.1 example.com ?
[07:03] <web5|org|ua> How to make fast opening any menu right by the click ?
[07:03] <eminor> Rishab_, where is the folder you want to backup and where do you want to save it?
[07:03] <bastid_raZor> Prohibited: 127 example
[07:03] <Prohibited> thanks
[07:03] <losher> Prohibited: 'man hosts' says the address comes first...
[07:03] <Prohibited> hmm
[07:04] <bastid_raZor> Rishab_: paste /etc/fstab
[07:04] <wertik_rus> yea ip host
[07:07] <Rishab_> hey
[07:08] <Rishab_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/281025/ eminor  <bastid_raZor>
[07:08] <Rishab_> it says permission denied
[07:08] <Prohibited> How do I make a file using the Terminal?
[07:08] <Rishab_> I want to make backup from my ext3 partition to NTFS partition eminar
[07:08] <Prohibited> Sudo ..
[07:08] <lstarnes> Prohibited: touch filename
[07:09] <bastid_raZor> Rishab_: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /etc/fstab
[07:09] <lstarnes> Prohibited: sudo isn't usually required for it
[07:09] <eminor> Rishab_, for me your fstab isnt interesting.. the output of "mount" shows me that theres no ntfs-partition mounted actually.
[07:09] <Prohibited> its for a locked directory ;p
[07:09] <Prohibited> done, thanks
[07:09] <Rishab_> eminor but the fdisk -l  shows the all partition table
[07:10] <Rishab_> that i have poted above and it clearly shows the same..
[07:10] <eminor> Rishab_, yes, but you have to mount the partition before you can read or write anything
[07:11] <Prohibited> How do I delete files using the Terminal?
[07:11] <lstarnes> Prohibited: rm
[07:11] <eminor> Prohibited, man rm
[07:12] <Rishab_> eminor as I told you that I can read the partition but can't write over it.. It's the read only..
[07:12] <ActionParsnip> Rishab_: if you want the ENTIRE partition you can use partimage
[07:12] <d1gital> alright guys, my assistant sysadmin went and installed ubuntu-desktop on the server. how to remove all the packages installed by it?
[07:13] <Adys> Im running the packaged nvidia drivers nvidia-glx-185; since yesterday x/kdm dont properly start I just get a blackscreen. this happened before but my workarounds dont work anymore. $ status kdm says it works
[07:13] <bastid_raZor> !purekde | d1gital ignore the apt-get install portion
[07:13] <Prohibited> Google "Ubuntu <Your Graphics Driver>
[07:13] <Prohibited> I had to do that to fix my driver
[07:13] <MenZa> Adys: Are you by chance on Karmic?
[07:14] <Adys> yes MenZa
[07:14] <MenZa> Adys: then #ubuntu+1 is what you want.
[07:14] <MenZa> !karmic | Adys
[07:14] <Adys> thanks
[07:14] <lstarnes> d1gital: you could likely try sudo tasksel remove ubuntu-desktop
[07:15] <musschrott> hi
[07:15] <musschrott> quick question: why is it, that when i turn down the master volume (all the way down to "mute"), that i can still hear sound (eg. audacious or flash in firefox)?
[07:16] <d1gital> apt-get and aptitude both remove only the metapackage, not all the packages installed by it.
[07:16] <musschrott> shouldn't it be muted, when i mute it?
[07:16] <Prohibited> downloaded a program (in a .RAR). It was about 108 MB and it downloaded at 30kb/s from some stupid file hosting website (with about a million ads/popups) and then I extract it and inside of a 32-bit deb, 32-bit rpm and a 64-bit deb.
[07:16] <Prohibited> ><
[07:16] <lstarnes> d1gital: what about tasksel?
[07:17] <d1gital> lstarnes:  tasksel seems to be what i'm looking for. thanks
[07:17] <Steil> Prohibited: what is your question?
[07:18] <Prohibited> no question, just complaining.
[07:18] <Steil> lol
[07:18] <Prohibited> ><
[07:18] <musschrott> also: is there a way to turn off the 1-minute shut down-counter and have ubuntu shut down immediately upon clicking?
[07:19] <Prohibited> that reminds me ...
[07:19] <Prohibited> !iso
[07:19] <Prohibited> hm
[07:19] <LogicalDash> How can I make Java ignore my system's colors?
[07:20] <eminor> Rishab_, you told me that you want to backup a folder and write to a ntfs-partition, but you don't have a ntfs partition mounted
[07:21] <optimizer> what's a good linux compatible high resolution (> 10 megapixel) webcam?
[07:21] <Geoffrey2> man, it is SOO much fun to follow example commands exactly, only to have the computer keep shooting error messages....
[07:21] <eminor> oh, hes gone ^^
[07:22] <Docteh> optimizer: do those exist for windows/osx?
[07:22] <d1gital> if i install xfce or something to that effect (to appease newb sysadmin =P), can i do so without installing gdm/kdm so it doesnt run all the time?
[07:22] <Prohibited> CrossOVer is dling all of these fonts >.>
[07:23] <d1gital> i just want to use startx when its needed
[07:23] <Docteh> d1gital: you could tell gdm to not start
[07:23] <Docteh> !services
[07:23] <d1gital> docteh: i guess that would work.
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> d1gital: you can just apt-get install xfce4
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> d1gital: you will then only get the DE
[07:24] <Geoffrey2> I'm trying to resize some jpg images....but I can't get the -resize option to work.....
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> Geoffrey2: could use gthumb or imagemagick
[07:24] <d1gital> actionparsnip: cool thanks
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> Geoffrey2: imagemagick will allow you to batch resize using bash script ;)
[07:24] <eminor> Geoffrey2, convert <file> -resize 800x600 <newfile> for example
[07:24] <giacomo_c> hello
[07:24] <musschrott> quick question: why is it, that when i turn down the master volume (all the way down to "mute"), that i can still hear sound (eg. audacious or flash in firefox)? can i somehow change it so that "Mute" actually means "muted"?
[07:25] <giacomo_c> would anyone know why i can't get to my gdm manager?
[07:25] <Docteh> what can I use to access a /dev like /dev/ttyACM0 with read and write?
[07:25] <Prohibited> To stop gdm to stop booting you have to use Ctrl Alt F1, then login with your user/pass, use sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop then sudo sh /path/file and then after the install is done use sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[07:25] <Prohibited> to stop it so you can install the driver *
[07:25] <kermit> musschrott: its probably just a really poor sound card
[07:25] <LogicalDash> Docteh, if you are content with just passing bits between files, you can use dd
[07:25] <mcmlxxi> !karmic
[07:25] <musschrott> kermit: on-board sound
[07:26] <kermit> musschrott: if you turn down the 'PCM' level, that might work better than 'master'
[07:26] <Prohibited> "Karmic WILL break"
[07:26] <Prohibited> not very reassuring
[07:26] <giacomo_c> heh
[07:26] <LogicalDash> Prohibited, it's because it isn't finished yet :P
[07:26] <MenZa> Prohibited: that's because it's not finished yet.
[07:26] <giacomo_c> it is in alpha afterall
[07:26] <Prohibited> I love this channel
[07:26] <Docteh> LogicalDash: I'm trying to write an AT command to something and see what it comes back with, hopefully without writing some code
[07:26] <MaWaLe> how can i save mys ssh keys to transfer them to a new acquired laptop?
[07:26] <giacomo_c> anyways, back to my problem... under system>administrative, there is no logon screen option
[07:26] <musschrott> kermit: thx for the tip, but even PCM all the way down, audacious is still very much audible ;)
[07:26] <Prohibited> ask one thing (or comment on something), changes are multiple people will reply.
[07:27] <MaWaLe> !ssh
[07:27] <LogicalDash> Docteh, can't help, sorry
[07:27] <Prohibited> giacomo_c: Screen option? Try Display
[07:27] <giacomo_c> no, i want to change my gdm, but i can't find it anymore
[07:27] <Prohibited> oh.
[07:27] <losher> Prohibited: it's not mean to be reassuring. It's meant to deter you from using something that isn't ready...
[07:27] <Prohibited> trying to install a NVIDIA graphics driver?
[07:27] <giacomo_c> no
[07:27] <musschrott> kermit: thx anyway, i guess this can't be helped
[07:28] <giacomo_c> me?
[07:28] <giacomo_c> no
[07:28] <d1gital> uhh why did tasksel remove ubuntu-desktop just remove mysql-server ?!?!?!
[07:28] <Prohibited> o.o
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> d1gital: removing ubuntu-desktop does nothing, its a hollow meta-package
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> d1gital: it will be needed to change release though
[07:29] <d1gital> removing via apt-get does nothing
[07:29] <d1gital> removing via tasksel removes the associated packages
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> d1gital: sure it does, it uninstalls the package
[07:29] <optimizer> in genral, of a given price, do scanners or digital cameras have higher resolution?
[07:29] <d1gital> which apparently includes mysql-server
[07:29] <d1gital> yes, yes the hollow metapackage effectively doing nothing to my system
[07:30] <giacomo_c> is there another way to change my gdm theme?  whats the name of the login screen app?
[07:30] <giacomo_c> or i guess program
[07:30] <MenZa> !ot | optimizer
[07:30] <giacomo_c> maybe i can try running it from a terminal
[07:31] <giacomo_c> any ideas?
[07:31] <eminor> the login screen application is gdm
[07:31] <kermit> can i turn on key-click in ubuntu?
[07:31] <optimizer> MenZa: i'm looking or a ubuntu compatible scanner; hwo is that off topic?
[07:31] <d1gital> i really, REALLY hope mysql is the only thing that got removed. (aside from what i was trying to remove, of course)
[07:31] <MenZa> !hardware | optimizer
[07:32] <MaWaLe> how can i save my SSH keys to copy them on a new laptop?
[07:32] <Geoffrey2> eminor, ok, if I have a folder full of .jpg files, and I simply want to cut them down to a specific size, say 1536x1024.....what's my command?
[07:32] <MenZa> MaWaLe: save ~/.ssh
[07:32] <losher> MaWaLe: There are host keys are in /etc/ssh. You probably don't want to transfer those, as they *are* supposed to be host-specific. The other keys you might need are in $HOME/.ssh which you can/should copy. Most people copy their $HOME directories anyway when they move machines...
[07:32] <Geoffrey2> when I try wildcards, the program just sits there and does...well....nothing, as far as I can tell
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> Geoffrey2: its working away
[07:33] <MaWaLe> losher, MenZa: thx : but i have multiple SSH keys from different machines
[07:33] <Prohibited> I hate CrossOver
[07:33] <Stoy> Hi, yesterday I suddenly lost all sound on my dell latitude e5400 laptop running Ubuntu 9.04, I managed to solve it by recompiling alsa using module assistant, but when I now booted my laptop the sound was gone again
[07:33] <MenZa> MaWaLe: ~/.ssh should contain all your ssh keys.
[07:33] <Prohibited> it spends 5 minutes downloading some fonts, when it finally gets to installing Microsoft Office it says "FAILED".
[07:33] <musschrott> in ubuntu 8, a click on "shut down" meant immediate shut down. now, after upgrading to 9, it has a 1-minute countdown. how do i get rid of it?
[07:34] <tasslehoff> How can I work around the annoying bug where Ubuntu tries to open my previous session even though I have unchecked the box. Where does it store info about my session?
[07:34] <lstarnes> musschrott: 8.10?
[07:34] <MaWaLe> MenZa: i'm talking about SSH keys from different machines that i want to put on the same new machine
[07:34] <MenZa> MaWaLe: ah.
[07:34] <Geoffrey2> so this is valid?     convert * -resize 1536x1024 *
[07:34] <maco> musschrott: i think the point is so that you can go "crap i bumped the wrong button!"
[07:34] <musschrott> maco: but i don't click the wrong button ;)
[07:34] <MenZa> Geoffrey2: I'd be careful with that.
[07:35] <musschrott> lstarnes: i beleive so, yes
[07:35] <musschrott> believe*
[07:35] <Stoy> however, I can/could still hear sound in gdm, but all sound is gone after login, anyone got any ideas?
[07:35] <eminor> Geoffrey2, use a for-loop..
[07:36] <musschrott> maco: any idea how to get rid of the countdown?
[07:36] <maco> musschrott: nope. i dont use gnome
[07:36] <musschrott> oic
[07:36] <MaWaLe> MenZa: so... any idea?
[07:36] <jsoft> Ubuntu keeps bitching when I try to eject ( from the cdrom drives button ) the cd.
[07:37] <Geoffrey2> I have to keep reminding myself how touchy linux is about upper-lower case...... .jpg and .JPG are NOT the same thing.....
[07:37] <jsoft> Given device '/blah/blah/HAL/blah' is not a volume or drive.
[07:37] <eminor> Geoffrey2, for f in *.jpg; do convert $f -resize 800x600 ${f%.*}-800x600.jpg ; done
[07:37] <eminor> untested
[07:38] <kermit> Geoffrey2,eminor: i'd make a target subdir/ rather than mess with the filenames
[07:38] <bastid_raZor> musschrott: if i right click the applet in the toolbar and go to preferences i have the option to uncheck 'confirm dialog window for shut/reboot'
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> Geoffrey2: find . -iname "*.jpg" -exec convert -resize 1536x1024 {};
[07:38] <xtremepyro> my onboard wlan is crapping out (common for this model) so i replaced it and need to disable/blacklist the onboard one and make it use the new usb ones i got (set up with ndiswrapper)
[07:38] <kermit> ActionParsnip: its \;
[07:38] <Prohibited> wine: /home/scott/.wine is not owned by you
[07:38] <musschrott> bastid_raZor: oh, that was easy, thx
[07:38] <elfranne> I just installed another Linux on my ubuntu laptop just for testing but now it is directly booting from the other linux without letting me choose from Grub, but the boot flag is set to Ubuntu ... maybe booting from MBR ? or what ?
[07:38] <Prohibited> >.>]
[07:39] <musschrott> bastid_raZor: somehow managed to overlook that /shame
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> kermit: gah
[07:39] <maco> elfranne: boot flag is irrelevant when you use grub
[07:39] <xtremepyro> Prohibited: chown -R is
[07:39] <bastid_raZor> musschrott: its easy to do. :)
[07:39] <maco> elfranne: is the grub menu.lst not properly configured?
[07:39] <xtremepyro> it*
[07:40] <Prohibited> xtremepyro: Any other options?
[07:40] <waratos> how do I compile a kernel using both cores?
[07:40] <Prohibited> xtremepyro: And, is it chown -R is $user or what.
[07:40] <MaWaLe> how can i save my gpg keys to put them on the new machine?
[07:40] <elfranne> maco: they are two menu.lst : one one the Ubuntu partition and another on the other linuxx partition ... now it is using the second one
[07:41] <xtremepyro> Prohibited: chown --help explains the usage
[07:41] <Prohibited> nevermind, now I'm getting " setup.exe": Bad EXE format for  " which is annoying.
[07:41] <xtremepyro> ah
[07:41] <colinmarc> Hi everyone. If I have two mounted volumes inside my /home/usr folder (for music and videos) and I samba the whole /usr/ folder so that remote authenticated users have r/w access, how can I also apply that rw access to the mounted volumes?
[07:42] <Fragsworth> I'm using nvidia's display drivers... Does anyone know if it's possible to set an arbitrary resolution?
[07:42] <maco> elfranne: you can reintall grub from a live cd with the ubuntu partition set as root for it. a /boot probably wouldve made the most sense, but meh.
[07:42] <Prohibited> !arbitrary
[07:42] <Prohibited> loll
[07:43] <elfranne> maco : i ll try that
[07:43] <Fragsworth> Or where the video configuration files are
[07:43] <Fragsworth> I can try messing with them maybe?
[07:43] <colinmarc> I go into properties -> permissions and change permissions for sambashare users, but it still doesn't work and I can't even create a folder in there myself
[07:44] <MaWaLe> any help with ssh and gpg keys :(
[07:44] <Prohibited> colinmarc: may need to use the terminal to create files/folders
[07:44] <Prohibited> in the locked directories
[07:46] <Stoy> Hi, yesterday I suddenly lost all sound on my dell latitude e5400 laptop running Ubuntu 9.04, I managed to solve it by recompiling alsa using module assistant, but when I now booted my laptop the sound was gone again
[07:46] <revenge> I have a problem when i use the adobe flash plugin in firefox no sound but when i use gnash it works but its terrible quality? it used to work b4 i dunno
[07:46] <Stoy> however, I can/could still hear sound in gdm, but all sound is gone after login, anyone got any ideas?
[07:46] <diazepam> hi all - I have a HP ProLiant G6 server and can not get Hardy Server LTS 64bit to detect the network card.  Knoppix and 9.04 detect it and use it fine...how can i get the drivers from 9,04 into the LTS 8.04 install???
[07:46] <eminor> Geoffrey2, is it working?
[07:48] <diazepam> i contacted Ubuntu Support BEFORE i purchased the Five Thousand dollar server and they said that 8.04 would work on it fine.
[07:48] <sunny007> hello, I'm having problems installing VNC on remote desktop. I use apt-get install tightvnc and it gives package not found error. any help?
[07:49] <eminor> diazepam, i think it's a kernel-thing.. so you would have to run hardy with a newer kernel.
[07:49] <iceroot> diazepam: have searched google with tne name of the nic and 8.04 server edition?
[07:49] <Tazmanian_Devil> hi all
[07:50] <iceroot> diazepam: maybe someone else had the same problem already solved
[07:50] <Prohibited> -.-
[07:50] <Prohibited> Using WINE, can I run .reg files?
[07:50] <Geoffrey2> eminor, yep, it's slowly plugging away at it, thanks :)
[07:50] <diazepam> iceroot - yeah i have and everyone is having the same issues
[07:51] <krypto> hey all i was wondering if anyone could help me out. i am running backtrack4 pre-final i installed glib-2.8.3 after that i started having random programs crash on me so i rebooted and after that my keyboard and mouse quit working. as it turns out i did not need to install 2.8.3 but i cant seem to find the files to un-install it. (i am running off of a live cd on the system now).
[07:51] <d1gital> GGGAHHHHHHHH tasksel remove ubuntu-desktop removed openssh-server. I dont have physical access. any great ideas?
[07:51] <diazepam> iceroot - apparently hardy 8.04-4 is meant to have a fix but I cant find where you download this build.  The lasted build i can find is alternate CD 8.04-3.  Going by the release date calendar onthe canonical site 8.04-4 isnt due until 2010
[07:51] <Prohibited> hm
[07:52] <Prohibited> how do I run a .VBS file :P
[07:52] <d1gital> at least im assuming thats what happened since 22 is no longer open on that server
[07:52] <Prohibited> since I don't think WINE will run it
[07:52] <techie_> what video driver does low graphics modee use?
[07:52] <iceroot> diazepam: hardy 8.04.4 will come next year
[07:52] <ndlovu> I have /dev/sda6 formatted as swap space, but when I try 'sudo swapon /dev/sda6' it gives "/dev/sda6: Invalid argument". Any ideas?
[07:53] <iceroot> diazepam: have seen that on ubuntuusers.de yesterday that 8.04.4 will released 2010
[07:53] <sunny007> hello, I'm having problems installing VNC on remote desktop. I use apt-get install tightvnc and it gives package not found error. any help?
[07:54] <diazepam> iceroot - yeah...is there any way of copying the drivers from the 9.04 install CD into the hardy disk so it can power up the network card.
[07:54] <Prohibited> sunny007: Try sudo apt-get install xtightvncviewer
[07:54] <iceroot> diazepam: looked at hp-website for linux-drivers?
[07:54] <Prohibited> I could send you the Linux (offical) VNC viewer (enterprise version)
[07:54] <diazepam> iceroot - i have purchased another G6 server after consulting canonical (this one cost me $6K) and im thinking im going to have very expensive paper weights
[07:55] <diazepam> iceroot - drivers are built for RHEL and SLED only
[07:55] <sunny007> prohibited. it gives me the same error.
[07:55] <sunny007> package not found
[07:55] <eminor> Prohibited, the bash will do the same job with one simple line instead of 100 lines vbs-crap ^^
[07:56] <Frickelpit> sunny007: did you activate universe in your sources.list?
[07:56] <sunny007> no
[07:56] <sunny007> how do i do it remote?
[07:56] <Frickelpit> sunny007: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=default&section=all&arch=any&searchon=names&keywords=xtightvncviewer
[07:56] <Prohibited> hm
[07:56] <Prohibited> sunny; want the offical vncviewer?
[07:57] <sunny007> i want to know how to install it on a remote desktop
[07:57] <Prohibited> it's a 5 MB file, I can upload it for you.
[07:57] <iceroot> diazepam: tried debian 5.0?
[07:57] <sunny007> i got that from the repositary thanks prohibited
[07:57] <Prohibited> o.o the offical viewer isn't on the repos, but kk
[07:58] <iceroot> diazepam: i dont know how to build kernel-moduls (drivers) for a nic, sorry
[07:58] <diazepam> iceroot - a lot of the packages I want to install on this server are commercial grade and as such are only built for Enterpise Servers - of which Ubuntu LTS is meant to be
[07:59] <diazepam> iceroot - debian 5 isnt listed as a supported platform
[08:04] <Negao> Hi my peeps
[08:04] <eminor> !party
[08:04] <alkisg> In jaunty, I think there's a utility for the user to report bugs (*not* after a crash)... what was its name?
[08:04] <eminor> :/
[08:05] <devZero> anyone here familiar w/ booting 9.0.4 server on a mac mini? I seem to be having a lot of trouble when the installer tries to install grub to the 'mbr' w/ a gpt partition table.
[08:05] <Docteh> !hello
[08:05] <eminor> is there no #lubuntu yet?
[08:06] <colinmarc> say I have a mounted volume inside a folder that I'm sharing. How can I set the permissions of the mounted volume to allow sambashare users to rw? I tried editing fstab with option users, and I tried chmod, and I tried changing the permissions in nautilus, no luck
[08:06] <assassin> how can i shut the gnome down and enter the openbox ?
[08:07] <Frickelpit> assassin: logout and change the Session
[08:07] <elfranne> when i try to reinstall the grub via the live cd  the command grub-install say : /dev/sda: not found or not a block device  any idea what the problem is ?
[08:07] <ndlovu> colinmarc: I'm no expert, but I think you do that in the smb.conf file
[08:07] <assassin> i tried it but i can't find the openbox
[08:07] <Docteh> colinmarc: like you put  user=colinmarc in the fstab?
[08:07] <eraggo> Is it possible to load word 2007 docs on OpenOffice, write and save as word 2007 document?
[08:08] <valley> elfranne, I have the same problem, a solution would be appreciated by both of us 8)
[08:08] <colinmarc> I just added 'users'
[08:08] <alkisg> I think openoffice 3.x reads .docx files...
[08:08] <colinmarc> that should mean that all users own it, right?
[08:08] <eraggo> cool; i would love to complete my IT-lessons from home...
[08:08] <papapepper> how do I view a pdf from the command line?
[08:08] <elfranne> valley : i found this but it did not help : http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-24113.html
[08:09] <Docteh> colinmarc: cant be owned by everyone
[08:09] <alkisg> papapepper: xdg-open file.pdf => it will open in evince or whatever else you have
[08:09] <Docteh> colinmarc: group=users maybe?
[08:09] <papapepper> alkisg: how is that read? xdg hyphen open?
[08:10] <papapepper> it's not slash
[08:10] <alkisg> papapepper: yes it's hyphen
[08:10] <Docteh> colinmarc: whats the fs type?
[08:10] <colinmarc> Docteh: ext3
[08:10] <FeasibilityStudy> If I have system sounds enabled, I find that whenever a system sound plays it will cut off my music.  This appears to only happen when I am using SPDIF output on my snd-hda-intel sound card.  Should I file a bug?
[08:10] <Docteh> errr
[08:10] <papapepper> man..... I've got my old /home on /dev/vg_pephost/lvhome, and it doesn't mount to /home
[08:11] <papapepper> I want it to mount to /home, and have permissions for it.... how do I do that?
[08:11] <Docteh> colinmarc: the users part in fstab might be the option to let users umount/mount it
[08:12] <Docteh> colinmarc: try changing the group that owns the files
[08:12] <iceroot> diazepam: ok didnt know ubuntu-server-edition is a enterprise-linux-version
[08:12] <Docteh> ubuntu-server-edition?
[08:12] <colinmarc> Docteh: I did that in nautilus and in fstab, it still won't let me create a folder in there even though I can mount it and unmount it without root access
[08:13] <diazepam> iceroot - yeah Server LTS is meant to be ubuntu answer to SUSE Enterprise and RHEL
[08:13] <iceroot> diazepam: hm, ok
[08:14] <RPG_Master> I really screwed up after starting a back up with sbackup
[08:14] <Docteh> colinmarc: if the fs is ext3 setting stuff in fstab is a red herring
[08:14] <colinmarc> docteh: what do you mean?
[08:14] <RPG_Master> sbackup was messing up so I killed it
[08:14] <RPG_Master> and rebooted
[08:15] <MS|illuminati> If anyone has a few to help PM don't wanna spam chat
[08:15] <Docteh> colinmarc: the /etc/fstab is innocent :)
[08:15] <RPG_Master> And now ubuntu has lost my password for my wifi router and
[08:15] <RPG_Master> and then I rebooted again
[08:16] <papapepper> I want to chmod all files and directories recursively to be -rwxr-xr-x how do I do that?
[08:16] <Docteh> thats 755
[08:16] <RPG_Master> and NOW nautilus has totally lost all my preferences (theme, icon, fonts, etc.)
[08:16] <RPG_Master> HELP! :(\
[08:16] <Docteh> chmod -R 755 *
[08:16] <MS|illuminati> I'm having trouble dealing with my FTP apps, it's prolly me just being SUPER tired form working all week XD
[08:17] <papapepper> thank's Docteh
[08:17] <RPG_Master> I really should say GNOME is forgetting my settings
[08:17] <RPG_Master> so any help?
[08:17] <RPG_Master> I am kinda frantic right now :|
[08:17] <Docteh> colinmarc: where are you playing with permissions with nautilus? locally of via samba?
[08:18] <papapepper> sudo would help :-)
[08:18] <colinmarc> docteh: I have my /home/colinmarc folder as a samba share, and my raid array mounted within that on the videos folder. permissions are fine anywhere in the share except for within the mounted volume
[08:18] <colinmarc> docteh: right click -> properties -> permissions
[08:18] <Docteh> read the second part of my quest
[08:19] <RPG_Master> no one?
[08:19] <RPG_Master> :(
[08:19] <ndlovu> colinmarc, can you write to the mounted volume if you don't go through samba (ie as a regular user on the machine)?
[08:19] <colinmarc> ndlovu: no, not without root access
[08:19] <colinmarc> docteh: which part? sorry
[08:20] <Docteh> the part where you can be playing with nautilus at the computer with the samba share or a computer thats using it
[08:20] <colinmarc> the computer with the samba share
[08:20] <Docteh> you just need to change ownership of the files in that drive
[08:21] <sxx_> good morning
[08:21] <Docteh> chown colinmarc -R /mount/wherever
[08:22] <vercinaigh> Ungh what a night
[08:22] <colinmarc> nope no dice
[08:22] <SmokeyD> good morning everyone. My laptop (running ubuntu) is constantly accessing the harddisk. The HD light is bruning virtually continuously and  I also hear the HD working all the time.
[08:22] <colinmarc> I'm already listed as the owned when I go to properties
[08:22] <SmokeyD> Is there any way I can find out why this is?
[08:22] <francis_> I cant get courier-imap to work using authpam . The log says that it can authenticate but the client says login failed . Please take a look at my log http://pastebin.com/d12de704d . Help !!
[08:22] <SmokeyD> Like get a list of processes which cause all the disk access, like top but then with disk access or something?
[08:23] <vercinaigh> i could use a bit of help with my server i tihnk I buggered all my FTP stuff up pretty bad, someone throw me a PM?
[08:23] <SmokeyD> My laptop is really getting slower all the time because of the disk access
[08:23] <SmokeyD> I am running 9.04 by the way
[08:23] <Docteh> SmokeyD: apparently theres a tool called iotop
[08:23] <sxx_> is any1 here noticed on a x64 ubuntu it is very cpu hogging
[08:24] <SmokeyD> Docteh: hmm, interesting, I'll check it out
[08:24] <SmokeyD> thanks
[08:28] <Yasamal> hi all
[08:28] <Yasamal> hi all
[08:28] <Docteh> hey who messaged me
[08:29] <agutierr>  hello all, someone knows how to enable boot messages in ubuntu splash boot screen? thanks!
[08:29] <colinmarc> docteh: I'm definitely the owner but I still can't mkdir inside. Any ideas?
[08:29] <Docteh> i dont exactly have a an alt+11 button to press to see whats up ;)
[08:29] <Docteh> colinmarc: its not mounted read only?
[08:30] <colinmarc> docteh: rw, as far as I know
[08:30] <Docteh> got a terminal open in that dir?
[08:30] <Docteh> "ls -la" and see who owns the . directory
[08:30] <tele> how can i install my AGP derver ?
[08:30] <tele> hi....
[08:31] <eminor> agutierr, add "nosplash" to the default-options in /boot/grub/menu.lst and run update-grub
[08:31] <agutierr> ok emerica
[08:31] <agutierr> eminor, thanks
[08:32] <kraut> moin
[08:32] <tele> hi eminor ,can u tell me how can install my AGP derver ?
[08:32] <colinmarc> docteh:
[08:32] <colinmarc> drwxrwxr-x marquis sambashare...
[08:32] <colinmarc> drwxrwx--- marquis sambashare...
[08:32] <colinmarc> drwxr-xr-x  marquis marquis (marquis is my username)
[08:32] <FloodBot3> colinmarc: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:32] <colinmarc> oops, sorry floodbot
[08:32] <matt____1> Heh.  Floodbot. :)
[08:33] <matt____1> Always the charmer.
[08:33] <Docteh> drwxr-xr-x 157 mage    mage       20480 Sep 27 01:24 .
[08:33] <ericm_> anyone know if there is a tool on windows that can fix my MBR if I dual-installed windows after ubuntu
[08:33] <assassin> pq
[08:34] <Tech-desk> how can i update my gnome 2.22.3 to latest 2.28?
[08:34] <eminor> tele, derver? o.O
[08:34] <llutz> !grub | ericm_
[08:34] <joaopinto> Tech-desk, you can't, you will need to upgrade your ubuntu release once the new version becomes available
[08:34] <Tech-desk> :(
[08:35] <Tech-desk> in debian i can:(
[08:35] <tele> hi eminor   i installed untuntu ,but while i have played any geme ,it will be black .......
[08:36] <tele> often i playing the game or i running a appliacation the Monitor will been black .....
[08:37] <colinmarc> Docteh: ?
[08:37] <Docteh> what you pasted should look closer to what i pasted
[08:37] <Docteh> drwxr-xr-x 157 marquis    sambashare       20480 Sep 27 01:24 .
[08:38] <colinmarc> how do I change that?
[08:38] <ericm_> ubottu, I need a tool on windows
[08:38]  * ericm_ feels shamed
[08:39] <Docteh> ericm_: cant run a livecd?
[08:39] <ericm_> Docteh, I can - but is looking for another way
[08:40] <Docteh> scroll down to the Using Microsoft Vista section then
[08:42] <ericm_> Docteh, saw that, thanks dude
[08:43] <szczym>  helo how i could ls only one, the newest file in in given dir ?
[08:44] <leave> someone help
[08:44] <maxwell> szczym: try 'ls -ltr | tail -1'
[08:44] <iceroot> !ask | leave
[08:45] <leave> icarus, about gvim refresh
[08:45] <leave> iceroot, about gvim refresh
[08:45] <iceroot> leave: just ask a real question please in one line
[08:45] <iceroot> leave: to the channel
[08:46] <szczym> thanx maxwell!
[08:46] <maxwell> @szczym: Sure. :)  Why do you need to do that, btw?
[08:46] <maxwell> Just curious. ;)
[08:46] <sunny007> I installed VNC server on my remote desktop but when i connect to it i only see a grey screen. no console/ desktop
[08:47] <szczym> i do shell script to copy newest photo every 30 minutes
[08:47] <Wazzzaaa> Hi when I copy paste text from a PDF I get a newline after each word. When I opened the pasted text in less I saw '<U+2029>' between each word. Any1 knows how I can fix this?
[08:47] <szczym> its for  http://fabryka.obin.org
[08:47] <maxwell> Okay, well in that case you should probably leave off the -l
[08:48] <szczym> whay ?
[08:48] <maxwell> I mean, do 'ls -tr | tail -1' instead, so that you don't have to parse out the rest of the stuff that comes with the long listing.
[08:48] <maxwell> Without the -l, you'll just get the filename, which I think is what you want.
[08:48] <szczym> aha
[08:48] <bullgard4> ~.xsession-errors includes a line: "Window manager warning: Buggy client sent a _NET_ACTIVE_WINDOW message with a timestamp of 0 for 0x28000c9 (Mozilla Fi)". What does 'Mozilla Fi' stand for?
[08:49] <Wazzzaaa> ls -1rt | tail -1
[08:49] <Steil> Mozilla Firefox
[08:49] <eminor> bullgard4, Mozilla Fi-refox?
[08:49] <sunny007> I installed VNC server on my remote desktop but when i connect to it i only see a grey screen. no console/ desktop
[08:50] <xtremepyro> i can't get ndiswrapper to get going. got it installed and added the driver using the gui (says it's present) and i tried 'modprobe ndiswrapper' but i still no wireless option(s) in the network icon
[08:50] <maxwell> Wazzzaaa: Does the -1 option in ls really make a difference if you're already using tail?
[08:50] <bullgard4> Steil, eminor Is that the official way to abbreviate the word "Firefox"?
[08:51] <eminor> yes :D
[08:51] <Wazzzaaa> sorry, not sure.
[08:51] <maxwell> No need to be sorry, just curious.  I'm no expert. :)
[08:51] <Wazzzaaa> But I had a problem once when it did make a difference...
[08:52] <maxwell> Yeah, it can be useful when you're piping, although it might do that by default in a pipe.  It's good to know about just in case.
[08:53] <Wazzzaaa> :)
[08:53] <xtremepyro> anyone? XD help would much be appreciated
[08:55] <troopperi> xtremepyro: have you restart x or pc?
[08:55] <xtremepyro> yes
[08:55] <Wazzzaaa> xtremepyro: i don't know the solution. But do you see it with 'lsmod'
[08:56] <xtremepyro> "ndiswrapper 192920 0"
[08:56] <xtremepyro> Module Size Used by
[08:57] <maxwell> Hrm...without any knowledge on the subject, I wonder if that "Used by" count is supposed to be greater than 0? :P
[08:57] <xtremepyro> 0 represents the user, 0 being the first user
[08:58] <xtremepyro> as far as i understand anyway
[08:58] <Sabir> Title Version 10.04 - Lucid Lynx. Please tell me a synonym for Lucid in this context that I was able to correctly translate the name.
[08:58] <maxwell> If it's an id, it refers to root, which makes sense if it's a kernel module.
[08:59] <maxwell> Are you reading some guide online or something?  Can you post the link?
[09:00] <xtremepyro> no guide, added "Windows Wireless Driver" from Add/Remove, added the inf file from the CD that came with the usb wireless device.
[09:00] <xtremepyro> says the hardware is present when the usb device is plugged in
[09:00] <phoenix24> hi
[09:00] <solor>  :)
[09:00] <xtremepyro> Sabir: a synonym for Lucid would be clear
[09:01] <xtremepyro> Sabir: or comprehendible
[09:02] <ablmf1> I am trying to persuade our organization to move to ubuntu.  BUT, most of them are skeptical about its stability : 1. It's could not be as stable as RHEL or Slackware.   2. It's originated from desktop version.  It's stability is not prooved, is skeptical.
[09:02] <assassin> -cn
[09:02] <sunny007> I installed VNC server on my remote desktop but when i connect to it i only see a grey screen. no console/ desktop . any help?
[09:03] <Sabir> xtremepyro thanks, I realized
[09:03] <xtremepyro> adlmf1: to be honest, i do prefer other linux distributions for servers
[09:03] <Wazzzaaa> When I copy paste text from a PDF I get a newline after each word. When I opened the pasted text in less I saw '<U+2029>' between each word. Any1 knows how I can fix this?
[09:04] <xtremepyro> adlmf1: though ubuntu server edition is a very good server platform, i just prefer others XD
[09:04] <maxwell> xtremepyro, I never had to use ndiswrapper, so I don't know how to use it, but I would try to follow a guide if I were you.  Maybe this one: http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/Networking/NdisWrapper_The_Ultimate_Guide
[09:04] <jolp> how about RHEL?
[09:04] <maxwell> At least see if there are things mentioned there that you're not doing.
[09:05] <Sabir> xtremepyroz, I did not understand the word "comprehendible"
[09:05] <maxwell> Comprehensible, probably.
[09:05] <xtremepyro> yes, that too
[09:06] <maxwell> Wazzzaaa, what program are you using to view the PDF, and what program are you copying into?
[09:07] <xtremepyro> the definition of Comprehensible stays "Also Comprehendible", sorry for my choice of alternate spelling lol
[09:07] <Sabir> Thank you, the name really interesting. Grandiose plans for 10.04, at the time as 9.10 still not working properly.
[09:07] <maxwell> Yikes, xtremepyro, that guide I linked is for Edgy...might try to find something more recent. :P
[09:07] <xtremepyro> heh
[09:08] <xtremepyro> all the guides i looked up says modprobe
[09:08] <xtremepyro> but not what to do if it's not running even after modprobe
[09:08] <xtremepyro> XD
[09:09] <maxwell> Are you using the (I think default) Network Manager for wireless?
[09:10] <xtremepyro> maxwell: using the default network manager that shows up in the system tray
[09:10] <Streetboys> helo
[09:11] <Streetboys> can i ask something,Pls?
[09:11] <xtremepyro> you just did?
[09:11] <maxwell> !ask | Streetboys
[09:11] <maxwell> Heh, I just wanted to make ubottu do something. ;)
[09:12] <xtremepyro> excellent job maxwell
[09:12] <maxwell> xtremepyro: This link might help: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=885847
[09:13] <Streetboys> i have an old pc with specification of Pentium2 64mb ram, i want to install linux OS but the proble, is i didnt what the best linix fitted with this kind of old pc,... tnx in advance and sorry for the grammar i hope you get my point
[09:14] <Wazzzaaa> maxwell: I viewed the PDF with bot evince and okula. So I think the (unicode?) characters are in the pdf.
[09:14] <my007ms> hello
[09:14] <xtremepyro> Streetboys: check how well DamnSmallLinux runs http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/
[09:15] <candie_> french?
[09:15] <jussi01> !fr
[09:15] <Wazzzaaa> I see the newlines in gedit. But not in vim...
[09:16] <Techie> what graphics driver does safe mode use?
[09:18] <maxwell> Wazzzaaa: Any chance of linking to the PDF?
[09:19] <revenge> i installed the adobe flash drive from the website and still video but no sound in youtube etc...?
[09:19] <stwange> revenge, does sound work for other applications?
[09:20] <revenge> stwange: yess
[09:20] <tomgibsonuk> Does anyone know how I can reassemble an MDADM mirror in a new system? mdadm --assemble --scan produces an error despite the two drives showing up individually when I try fdisk -l
[09:20] <revenge> stwange: everytying but flash
[09:21] <Wazzzaaa> maxwell: http://epic.org/privacy/cloudcomputing/google/ftc031709.pdf
[09:21] <revenge> stwange: i am using jaunty
[09:21] <maxwell> Wazzzaaa: I just tried copying text from a PDF (from within Evince) to both Gedit and Vim, with no weird characters.
[09:21] <maxwell> K, I'll try that one.
[09:21] <stwange> revenge, how did you install the flash driver?
[09:22] <Wazzzaaa> usually I don't have the problem... Maybe I should look into how to convert weird (unicode?) characters
[09:23] <stwange> try this revenge : http://galigio.wordpress.com/2009/08/23/repair-flash-on-ubuntu-9-04-jaunty/
[09:24] <maxwell> Wazzzaaa: I get the same thing (newline after each word) in Gedit, but not in Vim, just like you.
[09:25] <tomgibsonuk> Anyone have any ideas about my MDADM issue/
[09:25] <maxwell> Even if I save the file and re-open it in either program, the behavior remains.
[09:26] <Wazzzaaa> yeah, I was that far :P But thnx anyway
[09:26] <sleepy_cat> how to find out which ubuntu distro is installed on the certain pc
[09:26] <maxwell> Do you need to use Gedit?
[09:26] <revenge> stwange: nope nogo
[09:27] <sunny007> I installed VNC server on my remote desktop but when i connect to it i only see a grey screen. no console/ desktop . any help?
[09:27] <Frickelpit> sleepy_cat: try lsb_release -a
[09:27] <revenge> stwange: no sound
[09:27] <Armag3ddon> is there any region decoding application for linux ? just like slysoft anyDVD ?
[09:28] <Wazzzaaa> Well, the problem is I need to get rid of the weird chars ;)
[09:30] <sleepy_cat> thanks Frickelpit
[09:30] <sleepy_cat> whats lsb stand for
[09:30] <daron> server irc.icq.com
[09:31] <Armag3ddon> sleepy_cat: Lots of Stuff Beyond our understanding !
[09:32] <rapto1> looking for help with vmware on ubuntu
[09:32] <Armag3ddon> sleepy_cat: it stands for Linux Standard Base
[09:32] <sleepy_cat> hmm
[09:32] <Dhuski> !ubottu
[09:33] <rapto1> anyone have experience with setting up vmware-server
[09:33] <Armag3ddon> rapto1: I tried virtualbox
[09:33] <solor> wine?
[09:34] <sleepy_cat> ok .. so lsb_relaese is linux std base release.. hmm ok thank you guys
[09:34] <Armag3ddon> sleepy_cat: welcome
[09:34] <Dhuski> rapto1, I do...wat do you need help with?
[09:34] <rapto1> need help configuring web interface
[09:35] <Armag3ddon> is there any region decoding application for linux ? just like slysoft anyDVD on window$?
[09:35] <rapto1> a method or process somehow some way
[09:35] <rapto1> I am using logs just not descriptive enough
[09:35] <maxwell> sleepy_cat: Had this same question the other day...a quick 'man lsb_release' cleared it up. :)
[09:35] <rapto1> can't figure out why I can't connect with username and password
[09:35] <Armag3ddon> maxwell: I used google
[09:35] <temporarytao> hi, i'm trying to learn ncurses programming
[09:35] <temporarytao> what library do i need?
[09:35] <Dhuski> rapto1, it usually requires you to separately add user accounts...make sure you do that.
[09:36] <maxwell> temporarytao: I'm new to IRC myself, but you're almost certainly in the wrong channel...
[09:36] <rapto1> in the configuration?
[09:36] <xrfang> test
[09:36] <adjioev> hi guys. update ubuntu to 9.10 and no sound, as usual. Is there a tutorial how to fix it?
[09:36] <maxwell> temporarytao: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/
[09:36] <temporarytao> maxwell, i want to ask in the ubuntu channel because its the distro i'm programming in
[09:36] <joaopinto> !karmic | adjioev
[09:37] <temporarytao> maxwell, already there. i'm just not sure what library i need in ubuntu
[09:37] <temporarytao> so far, i've install libncurses5
[09:37] <xrfang> hello, how do I add a custom service so that it appears in services-admin?
[09:38] <Armag3ddon> temporarytao: try apt-cache search ncurses should find all the stuff that has that
[09:38] <temporarytao> trying to compile, however i get "undefined reference" errors
[09:38] <rapto1> ﻿Dhuski how do I add user accounts?
[09:38] <rmbol> xrfang-> use of update-rc.d
[09:38] <Armag3ddon> temporarytao: try "apt-cache search ncurses" , should find all the stuff that has that
[09:38] <RPG_Master> Um, Ubuntu is saying my hard drive is full when its TOTALLY not >:(
[09:38] <RPG_Master> not wrong?
[09:38] <maxwell> temporarytao: Generally, I think you need packages that end in '-dev'
[09:38] <RPG_Master> *Whats
[09:39] <RPG_Master> And now my firefox bookmarks are gone
[09:39] <temporarytao> maxwell, exactly
[09:39] <joaopinto> RPG_Master, have you checked with "df" on the terminal ?
[09:39] <Armag3ddon> temporarytao: try what I gave you !
[09:40] <temporarytao> Armag3ddon, i've tried already
[09:40] <maxwell> temporarytao: Heh, you're waiting patiently for me to tell you something you don't know. ;)
[09:40] <Al_nz_lapt> hey all
[09:40] <Al_nz_lapt> is there a surface test tool for hard disks in ubunutu?
[09:41] <maxwell> temporarytao: Get libncurses-dev.  It's a virtual package, should point to what you need.
[09:41] <joaopinto> Al_nz_lapt, use the badblocks command
[09:41] <rapto1> I am on the verge of giving up on virtual machines for good
[09:41] <rapto1> well vmware
[09:41] <rapto1> not virtual machines... what is an alternative to vmware ?
[09:41] <rapto1> and can I convert my vritual machines?
[09:41] <joaopinto> rapto1, virtual box
[09:41] <Al_nz_lapt> will try it now
[09:41] <joaopinto> rapto1, but what is your problem ?
[09:42] <rapto1> I have compiled vmware just cant get the web access to let me log on
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> did they get rid of the panel fix factoid in ubottu?
[09:42] <rapto1> been playing with config settings forever
[09:42] <rapto1> [2009-09-29 04:33:21,487,http-8308-2<=>,RequestProcessor] Error processing action request /action/login : [ServiceNotAvailableException] (503)Service Unavailable
[09:42] <rapto1> that is the error
[09:42] <joaopinto> rapto1, virtualbox is available form the repositories, is easier to install
[09:43] <Al_nz_lapt> joaopinto: any other tools out there?
[09:43] <rapto1> can it use my virtual machine from vmware?
[09:43] <rapto1> or do I need to format and then rebuild
[09:43] <rapto1> and does it support usb2 allowing me to sync my black berry
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> rapto1: have you asked in #vmware
[09:43] <Armag3ddon> is there any region decoding application for linux ? just like slysoft anyDVD on window$?
[09:43] <joaopinto> Al_nz_lapt, there is nothing special about disk surface testing, there could be other tools, but I don't expect nothing more than you can get from badblocks
[09:43] <RPG_Master> Joaopinto: I was going to pastebin it for you but firefox won't let me click the "Paste!" button :(
[09:44] <xrfang> rmbol: man page said that this script is not for end user blah blah.... but thank you for the info to start with...
[09:44] <rapto1> I did very few people are there... with any sort of knowledge beyond basic
[09:44] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: put the text in a textfile then use the pastebinit command to pastebin the contents ;)
[09:45] <Al_nz_lapt> joaopinto: oh, ok - just need to get my head around all the command line options!
[09:45] <Al_nz_lapt> i like gui :-)
[09:45] <Armag3ddon> maxwell: is there any region decoding application for linux ? just like slysoft anyDVD on window$?
[09:46] <RPG_Master> ActionParsnip: I don't have that command :(
[09:46] <maxwell> Armag3ddon: Sorry, I'm not much of a guru at anything, and I don't even know what region decoding is. :P
[09:47] <rapto1> vmware I don't think is ready for prime time
[09:47] <rapto1> to many dependencies
[09:47] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[09:47] <ActionParsnip> rapto1: you kidding!!?
[09:47] <Steil> hey guys bnetd is not working properly for me. won't let my games connect
[09:47] <ActionParsnip> rapto1: we have 40 ESX servers where I work all with 10 guests
[09:47] <ActionParsnip> rapto1: providing services to customers like nvidia, adobe, nintendo
[09:47] <rapto1> I have gotten it working but when you have specific hardware you run into problems with vmware
[09:48] <Armag3ddon> maxwell: its ok thanks anyway
[09:48] <rapto1> vmware server 2 has given me tremendous problems tonight
[09:49] <ActionParsnip> rapto1: we use 3.5
[09:49] <ActionParsnip> rapto1: 2.0 is pretty poor
[09:50] <rapto1> is that free?
[09:50] <rapto1> 3.5?
[09:50] <RPG_Master> according to "df" my harddrive is full... but how can it be when I just emptied my trash? (500mb)
[09:51] <ActionParsnip> not sure, looks like not
[09:51] <RPG_Master> :(
[09:51] <RPG_Master> I am so confused
[09:51] <maxwell> Armag3ddon: Still clueless, but did you try 01:45 < Armag3ddon> maxwell: is there any region decoding application for linux ? just like slysoft anyDVD on window$?
[09:51] <rapto1> ya they screw you on their free versions
[09:51] <RPG_Master> I am thinking about reinstalling
[09:51] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: did you try to remove old kernels you no loner need?
[09:51] <maxwell> Whoops, sorry...wrong paste! :|
[09:51] <xrfang> rmbol: bum seems ok for this -- I found that on man page of update-rc.d... :)
[09:51] <RPG_Master> ActionParsnip: I think I did using Ubuntu Tweak
[09:51] <rapto1> its just a tease
[09:51] <ActionParsnip> rapto1: i suggest you use virtualbox
[09:52] <anselm> I reported a bug and in the response it says it should be sent to bugzilla.gnome.org. Should I report a bug there or does this someone else
[09:52] <maxwell> Armag3ddon: k9copy
[09:52] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: dpkg -l | grep linux-image
[09:52] <RPG_Master> ActionParsnip: What did that just do?
[09:53] <RPG_Master> besides giving me a list
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: list all the installed packages containing the word linux-image
[09:53] <zacck> hi
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: if the line starts rc then only the config remains, if it is marked with ii then its fully installed
[09:53] <maxwell> !hi | zacck
[09:54] <maxwell> Sweet, that was just a guess.  :)
[09:54] <maxwell> *High five ubottu*
[09:54] <zacck> maxwell do you know how to use linux4one
[09:54] <RPG_Master> ActionParsnip: I have 3 with "rc" and 2 with "ii"
[09:54] <xutididi> bonjour q tous
[09:54] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: ok thats fine, you can remove the rc ones with: dpkg -P <package name>
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: the config is still there as you didnt use --purge when you removed the package
[09:56] <xutididi> je suis un nouveau sur xubuntu
[09:56] <RPG_Master> ActionParsnip: I am doing it right now... will this fix it?
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: possibly
[09:56] <RPG_Master> ActionParsnip: I sure hope so :(
[09:56] <joaopinto> RPG_Master, sudo apt-get autoremove; sudo apt-get clean
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: i suggest you also run: sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[09:56] <error404notfound> how to check if a server on my LAN allow dns queries?
[09:56] <maxwell> zacck: Sorry, no...hadn't even heard of it before a quick Wikipedia skim. :)  What's your problem, maybe someone can still help.
[09:56] <WaffleMan> Hello everyone
[09:56] <joaopinto> removing old kernels will not get you much free space
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: you could install deborphan to see if any packages have been orphaned off
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> joaopinto: about 100Mb per kernel
[09:57] <xutididi> j ai un probleme de clavier
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> !fr | xutididi
[09:57] <iceroot> joaopinto: sudo apt-get autoremove && sudo apt-get clean   will also free some space
[09:57] <xutididi> le a devient un q
[09:57] <joaopinto> iceroot, i know, that was my suggestion :)
[09:57] <maxwell> ActionParsnip:  Sorry, was it ever resolved why RPG_Master thinks he has way more space than he does?
[09:57] <a4> xutididi: /j #ubuntu-fr
[09:58] <iceroot> joaopinto: ah ok, sorry didnt saw it
[09:58] <xutididi> ok ok
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> maxwell: i'm just getting the surplus fluff ubuntu insists on holding onto then going from there
[09:58] <RPG_Master> maxwell: I know I have space! its ubuntu who's a little confused :P
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: tried an fsck?
[09:59] <RPG_Master> ActionParsnip: And that command does....?
[09:59] <maxwell> RPG_Master: What happened right before you apparently lost a bunch of space?
[09:59] <koolhead> so who else has tried "apt-mirrior"
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: checks the partition for errors and issues, like chkdsk in windows but fsckhas more options
[09:59] <zaoul> RPG_Master: check out du -ch | sort -nr  .. will show what dirs are the largest from lest to greatest
[09:59] <zaoul> RPG_Master: kdirstat is secksy too if you want a GUI to find
[09:59] <RPG_Master> maxwell: interrupted a sbackup backup :(
[10:00] <zaoul> just remove ur ~/.pr0|\| directory
[10:00] <RPG_Master> zaoul: whatever :P
[10:01] <zaoul> :-p
[10:01] <maxwell> RGP_Master: So now, is Ubuntu recognizing the proper amount of total disk space?
[10:01]  * zaoul punches comcast in the faYCE
[10:02] <zaoul> who the fawk do they think they are blocking my mail server?!
[10:02] <RPG_Master> maxwell: after purging those kernel configs? nope...
[10:02] <zaoul> anyone spam? please spam through comcast smtp
[10:02] <RPG_Master> now I am going to do an entire apt-get purge
[10:02] <joaopinto> zaoul, do you need help with ubuntu ?
[10:03] <zaoul> joaopinto: yeah
[10:04] <Josh_> i'm new to setting up a duel boot system i have windows installed on my 1/2 partition and installed ubuntu on the 3rd but can't seem to get windows bootloader to see it. I'm also unsure where to install grub anyone available to answer a few questions about it?
[10:04] <RPG_Master> Now I am going to run a fsck
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: i'd boot to livecd or root recovery console, umount the partitions and fsck the disk. it may make the partition read the right amount ofspace
[10:04] <maxwell> RPG_Master: Just to be clear, I mean if you have a 40 GB hard drive or something, is it saying that you are using 40 GB?  Or does it think your hard drive is only 20 GB for example.
[10:05] <RPG_Master> "WARNING!!!  Running e2fsck on a mounted filesystem may cause SEVERE filesystem damage."
[10:05] <RPG_Master> :O
[10:05] <maxwell> Yeah, don't do that. :P
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: as i said, livecd or recovery root console
[10:05] <zaoul> theres a flag that wont repair...
[10:05] <RPG_Master> OK then :O
[10:05] <RPG_Master> And my hd is 160gigs
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: its not advised to fsckmounted partitions as the contents can change and cause false positives
[10:06] <maxwell> RPG_Master: Sorry, used to my crappy old computer. ;)
[10:06] <RPG_Master> which it says is only 147gigs :/
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> maxwell: most of mine are old and crappy, but i de-crappied them :D
[10:06] <zaoul> ehh guess not
[10:06] <Aalinux> Anybody here who use gentoo?
[10:07] <maxwell> ActionParsnip: Well mine's being shipped to your house then. ;)  Anyway, do you have a LiveCD or a way to do what ActionParsnip is saying?
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> Aalinux: i do
[10:07] <paozinho> Where is the channel of Brazilian Ubuntu ?
[10:07] <maxwell> Oops, sorry, mixed up my people there.
[10:07] <joaopinto> Aalinux, please ask that on #linux, unless it is relevant for your ubuntu question that will follow
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> Aalinux: little backup server / file server / torrent server
[10:07] <joaopinto> !br | paozinho
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> Aalinux: unfortunately gentoo is offtopic here
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> Aalinux: ask in #gentoo
[10:07] <RPG_Master> maxwell: Yeah, I'll do that as soon as I am done copying my home folder to my external hard drive
[10:07] <paozinho> joaopinto, obrigado.
[10:07] <zaoul> Aalinux: yeah LOL
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> itd have some badass uptime but i moved house :(
[10:09] <darklos> hey
[10:09] <darklos> need amsn help
[10:09] <darklos> can not log in
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> darklos: as any user?
[10:10] <joaopinto> darklos, you are likely to get better help on #amsn
[10:10] <maxwell> RPG_Master: Is it possible that the backup file(s) created by sbackup are taking up the extra space?
[10:10] <darklos> home user
[10:11] <Josh_> anyone able to tell me the correct way to install grub i have 4 partitions  win 7 vista32 ubuntu  extra space when it goes to install grub i select sdb3 my ubuntu partition but the windows boot manager doesn't see it i tried to use EasyBCD but it fails to load ubuntu any thoughts?
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> darklos: boot to recovery root console and make another user with: adduser testy
[10:11] <RPG_Master> :O  The system monitor says I have 6gigs up free space but 0 is available.... what the flip?
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> darklos: if you can log in with that you know its the account and not the system
[10:11] <sunny007> I installed VNC server on my remote desktop but when i connect to it i only see a grey screen. no console/ desktop . any help?
[10:12] <darklos> ok i will try
[10:12] <alkisg_work> Josh_: the windows boot manager cannot load ubuntu, you have to use grub as your *main* boot manager
[10:12] <dubandy> Hi all! If I install Ubuntu 9.10 alpha 6, will the update manager install more stable beta and rc candidates when they become available?
[10:12] <kaolakeya> Hello!
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | dubandy
[10:13] <RPG_Master> I mean, how can I have 6gis of space but it not being available?
[10:13] <darklos> how i  boot to recovery root
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: the fsck will hopoefully tell the drive the space is free
[10:13] <sunny007> I installed VNC server on my remote desktop but when i connect to it i only see a grey screen. no console/ desktop . any help?
[10:13] <Josh_> does that mean i need to install grub to drive 0? the default or he first partition of sdb1?
[10:13] <maxwell> RPG_Master: Not sure, but I've got about a 4 gig discrepancy when I look at System Monitor too.
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> darklos: when grub shows its face, press esc and seclect recovery mode, then select root
[10:14] <maxwell> RPG_Master: Which makes me think that might be normal. ;)
[10:14] <alkisg_work> Josh_: you need to install it to the mbr, which is at sector 0, outside of any partitions
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> Josh_: grub is installed to the MBR of the drive you want bootable, the config will be in /boot
[10:14] <RPG_Master> ActionParsnip: OK then, I guess I'll boot into a live cd and run fsck... wish me luck :)
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> gl RPG_Master
[10:14] <maxwell> RPG_Master: Good luck!
[10:16] <Josh_> ok i'll reinstall it to 3rd partition been following this guide http://members.iinet.net.au/~herman546/p23.html in which it showed installing grub to a different location thanks be back in a few if it goes well
[10:17] <papapepper> q
[10:17] <papapepper> quit
[10:17] <kaolakeya> I am trying yo use the Add/Remove programs tool in Ubuntu 9.04, Jaunty edition, but get the following error message:
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> !grub | Josh_
[10:17] <ownz0rjoo> I am trying to run 2 server apps in the backgroudn via ssh then close ssh and they keep going anyone have any idea? I tried to put "&" at the end but then upon closing ssh it closes the app
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> ownz0rjoo: look into screen
[10:18] <ownz0rjoo> ActionParsnip: will do I did try it at one point with no luck but ill try it again thanks :)
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> !screen
[10:18] <CalebgambTheAwes> i made a site for something..Can ou tell me if its good or not?
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> !ot | CalebgambTheAwes
[10:19] <CalebgambTheAwes> htto://calebgamb.on.toribash.com
[10:19] <stwange> Using Ubuntu 9.04, Dell XPS M1710 - mute only works if the headphones are plugged in. If I mute, the speaker carries on playing, but if I plug in the headphones nothing comes out until I unmute. Any ideas?
[10:19] <CalebgambTheAwes> uh its about a site i made in ubuntu
[10:19] <CalebgambTheAwes> http://calebgamb.on.toribash.com
[10:19] <stwange> using Intel 82801G soundcard
[10:20] <stwange> (or driver at least)
[10:20] <paozinho> stwange, /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[10:20] <paozinho> stwange, can you paste here /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[10:20] <paozinho> stwange, ?
[10:21] <paozinho> stwange, not here...in the paste. http://paste.ubuntu.com
[10:21] <stwange> paozinho, http://pastie.org/634649
[10:22] <paozinho> stwange, ok...i think if you put in the final...the options snd-hda-intel model=dell-bios it gonna works.
[10:22] <paozinho> stwange, I think you need to reboot.
[10:24] <ownz0rjoo> thanks for the screen idea :) I just had to update to the newest version and it worked fine
[10:24] <ownz0rjoo> also printed out a lil cheatsheet for later
[10:24] <paozinho> stwange, look mine... http://pastie.org/634655
[10:24]  * rdm smanetta coi driver... a dopo e grazie  a tutti 
[10:25] <maxwell> !it | rdm
[10:26] <abe3k> hi guys, how can I move the top panel in ubuntu and position it in my place of choice ?
[10:26] <paozinho> !it | ubottu
[10:26] <rdm> sorry
[10:26] <kyja> does anyone know how to disable pannels so there are none?
[10:26] <paozinho> rdm ti prego.
[10:26] <maxwell> Nice try paozinho.
[10:26] <maxwell> ;)
[10:26] <paozinho> maxagaz, ubottu is parlando italiano :)
[10:26] <stwange> it didn't work paozinho, I added the line and then /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart, and still the same
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: sure, right click it and you can stick it to the left or right as you wish, you can even move the suff off the panel to the bottom one and remove it alltogether
[10:27] <abe3k> kyja : right click on it and delete panel ?
[10:27] <paozinho> stwange, reboot the computer ?
[10:27] <kyja> abe3k, that worlks for all but the last one
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: you can but if you only want to move it you can move it
[10:27] <stwange> paozinho, I'll try it later, I can't reboot yet. Thanks for your help.
[10:27] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : I've tried right click and drag
[10:27] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : I want to position the top panel to the right
[10:28] <paozinho> stwange, no problem..i think if you reboot it will work. =) I use a Dell and it have a problem with sound...when i fix it no more problem.
[10:28] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : I remember it was easy on the 32 bit edition, just drag and it moves, but on the 64 its locked somehow
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: its the same app
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: you may need to right click -> unlock
[10:29] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : oh, I see the orientation menu..
[10:30] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : but I prefer the drag and drop method, is there a way of doing it that way ?
[10:30] <kyja> abe3k, for problem I think you are trying to move the bar to some other side? if you have more than one they wont swap places.
[10:30] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : I don't see an unlock option
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: not sure, not done it. You could submit it as a functionality request
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: i thought maybe it was locked but the  orientation menu is what you need
[10:30] <abe3k> kyja : the problem is that it wouldn't budge
[10:31] <jeffserrao> Can anyone help me i have a network (LAN) problem
[10:31] <Unicode> jeffserrao: ?
[10:31] <Appiah> well ,  state your problem
[10:31] <Appiah> cant help unless we know what the problem is
[10:31] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : I'll stick with the orientation for now and see how that works with restarts :)
[10:31] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : thanks
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: glad you got the gold
[10:32] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : highfive
[10:32] <kyja> abe3k, very strange. should be properties> orientation. perhaps mucking with configuration editor will help
[10:32] <routing> hi all
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> !hi | routing
[10:33] <kyja> I dont want any panel bars at all and use only awn but I cant get rid of that last one. pitty
[10:33] <jeffserrao> I installed the nvidia driver for my video card and for some reason it doesnt pick up the network connections any more and doesnt save them when i create them. My internet works now because i went through the terminal to set up a DSL connection.
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> kyja: you can make the last one autohide
[10:34] <kyja> ActionParsnip, seems to be my only choice.
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> kyja: make it really small too ;)
[10:34] <kyja> oh well. good enough :)
[10:34] <irina> #puntoabierto
[10:34] <kiwi__> #puntobierto
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> jeffserrao: does nm-applet not make things nice?
[10:35] <maxwell> jeffserrao: Uh...video card?
[10:35] <Pir4nhaX> hi guy's
[10:35] <Pir4nhaX> fine ?
[10:35] <jeffserrao> What is nm-applet kind of new to ubuntu!
[10:36] <dios_mio> is it normal for the windows to have white flickering dots when i play with the wobbling windows?
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> jeffserrao: hardly, alt+f2  type nm-applet   press enter
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> jeffserrao: should give you a system tray icon you can use to configure stuff
[10:37] <kyja> oh ! does anyone know the command to envoke the logout option window for a custom launcher button
[10:37] <achpile> Hi, everybody =)
[10:38] <maxwell> jeffserrao: I think Network Manager is supposed to detect that kind of thing for you?  Assuming your driver is set up properly.
[10:38] <maxwell> Hi achpile.
[10:38] <maxwell> kyja: Custome launcher?
[10:38] <maxwell> Custom, rather.
[10:39] <lolrofllmao> my campus wifi blocks p2p downloads. how can i get past it?
[10:39] <kyja> yeah a custom button I can make with the menu editor or from terminal that will open the logout switch user dialog
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> lolrofllmao: use a proxy
[10:41] <maxwell> kyja: Probably don't have an answer, but I'm clarifying just in case...you're talking about similar functionality to the button in the top right corner of the screen?
[10:41] <kyja> maxwell, exactly yes.
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> lolrofllmao: they may get a bit annoyed with you once they see a huge influx of data going to one iP. Its hugely obvious what is going on if they are monitoring traffic patters
[10:42] <kyja> maxwell, well if you select the logout option of that menu in the right hand corner. the window that opens
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> lolrofllmao: you may get reprimanded or disciplined
[10:43] <maxwell> kyja: So you're trying to make a button that gives you that window.
[10:43] <maxwell> Or call it from the terminal.
[10:43] <kyja> maxwell, yes or called from terminal
[10:43] <lolrofllmao> ActionParsnip: they use ntlm auhentication. i use cntlm, but it doesnt help with torrents.
[10:43] <routing> :)
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> maxwell: you could ssh in with another pc and watch top, then clik the link on the local button to see what pops up
[10:44] <kyja> theres an idea
[10:44] <abe3k> guys, is there anyway of running 32 bit apps on a 64 ubuntu ? :)
[10:44] <kyja> ill give that a try
[10:44] <maxwell> ActionParsnip: Don't know why I'd need another PC involved...
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: you can but it can get messy with deps
[10:44] <kyja> abe3k, yes they run nativly right?
[10:45] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : does that require removing anything from the 64 packages ?
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> maxwell: well you can see the process in the top output, i'm not sure if the remainded of the desktop is available locally when the icon is clicked
[10:45] <abe3k> kyja : they don't even install
[10:45] <[pchome]> 大家好！
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: no but you will need the 32bit deps for the 32bit app
[10:45] <routing> abe3k no
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: you will need to install ia32-libs
[10:46] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : can you point me to a starter package ?
[10:46] <kyja> abe3k, oh. I did not like things like not being able to use flash and stuff. so I run 32 on my amd
[10:46] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : aha thanks
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> !info ia32-libs
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> !find ia32
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: apt-cache search ia32
[10:46] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : cool buddy !
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: you'l see the package name (it has lib in it)
[10:46] <maxwell> kyja: I was able to right-click on the top panel, click on Add to Panel... and add a Logout button.
[10:47] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : after that I'll be able to install 32bit apps right ?
[10:47] <Ian_> anyone got any experience with ubuntu and 2 graphics card setup, one that deactivates when 3d is needed and stuff
[10:47] <maxwell> kyja: It's not exactly the same window, though.
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: yes
[10:47] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : sweet, I'll start working on it now :)
[10:47] <kyja> maxwell, yes but I am not going to use pannels
[10:47] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : I'll stick around just in case :P
[10:48] <maxwell> kyja: Ah, right...which is the whole point of your search. *Sheepish*
[10:49] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : ia32-libs is already installed on my jaunty
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: then you are good to go
[10:49] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : hmmm, I still can't install 32 packages
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: you need to use force
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: sudo dpkg --force-arch -i <deb>
[10:50] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : aha :) I'll give that a try :)
[10:51] <paul68> hi what will be the name of the next release in October
[10:51] <das_Urmel> hi all, i've got a problem with the resolution on my toshiba laptop. i've installed ubuntu 9.4 and everything works fine except the resolution is 800x600 and should be higher. i've allready used the xrendr command and added a new mode for 1024x768 but when i try to apply it in the gui it gives man an error.
[10:51] <maxwell> das_Urmel: What kind of Toshiba laptop?
[10:52] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : something is wrong with that line, its telling me something like  unknown force option
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: try --force-all
[10:52] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : ok
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: you will need the 32bit deps that the package needs and install those too
[10:53] <das_Urmel> sorry had to look, it's a tecra m1
[10:53] <indus> hi
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> hi indus
[10:53] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : right, I"m trying the flash plugin for firefox atm, lets see what happens
[10:54] <indus> ActionParsnip: whats up
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> indus: just saying howdy
[10:54] <indus> kk
[10:54] <paul68> hi what will be the name of the next release in October
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: theres a beta 64bit flash plugin you know
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | paul68
[10:55] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : firefox didn't detect the package, Snap !
[10:55] <paul68> ActionParsnip: thanks
[10:55] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : is it like an adobe official ?
[10:55] <Guest85954> I need help : I installed VNC server on my remote desktop (ubuntu). When I try to connect from my windows desktop i only get a grey screen with no console or desktop.
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: yes
[10:55] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : cool I'll look that up :)
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: mkdir ~/.mozilla/plugins; cd ~/.mozilla/plugins; wget http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/libflashplayer-10.0.32.18.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz; tar zxvf libflashplayer-10.0.32.18.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz; rm libflashplayer-10.0.32.18.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: then restart firefox
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: you can also get rid of flashplugin-nonfree / installer / whatever
[10:57] <maxwell> Guest85954: Don't know anything about VNC server, but you've asked like ten times, so I guess it's worth a Google search.
[10:57] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : just b4 I install this one, I'm not able to see the one I've force installed in the synaptic package manager
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> Guest85954: what do you want to do when you finally get connected via vnc?
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: sudo dpkg -r <name>
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> Guest85954: there are often much better solutions than VNV
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> VNC
[10:59] <htpc> hi all
[10:59] <htpc> i need i think a lot of help
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> hi htpc
[10:59] <htpc> i try to enable the hdmi audio with my pc
[11:00] <htpc> i try all the solutions in the forum but i can't enable it
[11:01] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : dude... Good Job !
[11:01] <htpc> anyone can help me?
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: fo sho, i never use the packages and always use that script to get flash
[11:01] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : GG\
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: theres a 64bit native flash too :)
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> java sorry
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> brain not keeping up
[11:02] <maxwell> htpc: Don't know anything about your problem, but will Google. :)
[11:02] <abe3k> ActionParsnip : I really seem like a newbie since this is my first 64 bit installation ^^
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> abe3k: not muh difference really, just under the hood you have some extra bits to make the day slicker
[11:03] <maxwell> You crazy kids with your 64 bits.  Who could ever use all those bits?!
[11:03] <htpc> i tried with google too :) the solution are almost the same as ubuntu forum
[11:03] <htpc> but i canàt enable it
[11:03] <htpc> i installed the new alsa driver but my pc doesnàt recognize the hdmi audio
[11:03] <maxwell> What kind of computer, what version of Ubuntu?
[11:04] <htpc> ubuntu 9.04 jaunty 64 bit
[11:05] <indus> htpc: how exactly does hdmi audio work and what are its uses?
[11:05] <das_Urmel> anybody got an idea for my problem *pushing* :-)
[11:05] <indus> !who | htpc
[11:05] <htpc> mobo: Asrock 780gxh/128m
[11:05] <htpc> ok sorry
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> htpc: what is the output of: lspci | grep -i audio
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> htpc: the board isnt important, its the audio stuff we need
[11:06] <htpc> 0:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)
[11:07] <indus> htpc: which graphics card do u have
[11:07] <htpc> ActionParsnip 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)
[11:07] <htpc> indus: Ati Hd3200
[11:07] <indus> htpc: the hdmi audio comes from the graphics card i believe
[11:07] <RPG_Master> Well I am backing from my fsck-ing
[11:07] <RPG_Master> *back
[11:07] <RPG_Master> And it fixed nothing :(
[11:07] <htpc> indus: yes, but i can't enable it
[11:07] <an0nmat1r> any body played the game airstrike ?
[11:07] <indus> htpc: did you try the ati config tool?
[11:08] <RPG_Master> Maybe I should add more to the story, in hopes it might help...
[11:08] <htpc> indus: yes tried
[11:08] <indus> htpc: do you see an option to enable hdmi in that tool?
[11:09] <maxwell> RPG_Master: FYI, I Googled around and found that for some people, 5% of their drives were being reserved for root as a safety mechanism for when the disk fills up.
[11:09] <htpc> indus: no, because when i run the command "aply -l" the output is this
[11:09] <maxwell> RPG_Master: That's why there's a difference between "free" space and "available" space.
[11:09] <htpc> **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****
[11:09] <htpc> card 0: SB [HDA ATI SB], device 0: VT1708S Analog [VT1708S Analog]
[11:09] <htpc>   Subdevices: 1/2
[11:09] <htpc>   Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
[11:09] <FloodBot3> htpc: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:09] <htpc>   Subdevice #1: subdevice #1
[11:09] <htpc> card 0: SB [HDA ATI SB], device 1: VT1708S Digital [VT1708S Digital]
[11:10] <RPG_Master> maxwell: interesting....
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: bah
[11:10] <indus> htpc: YOU user moae from the forums?
[11:10] <RPG_Master> RPG_Master: bah indeed :(
[11:10] <htpc> indus: Yes ;)
[11:11] <indus> :)
[11:11] <RPG_Master> I don't know WHAT sbackup did when my external HD unplugged
[11:11] <indus> htpc: what devices do u see in audio properties?
[11:11] <maxwell> das_Urmel: Sorry, what was your problem again?
[11:11] <RPG_Master> I killed sbackup because it was freaking out on my processor for nothing
[11:12] <indus> htpc: did you enable the iec598 switch from volume properties
[11:12] <RPG_Master> I'v REALLY got to go to bed :(   Any last words of advice?
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: where do you backup to?
[11:12] <RPG_Master> ActionParsnip: My external Hard Drive
[11:12] <htpc> indus: in sound i see HDA ATI SB VT1708S DIGITAL and ANALOG
[11:12] <indus> htpc: which one are you using
[11:12] <Mohammad[B]> how i can cut a video from time to time in command line ?
[11:12] <htpc> indus: yes i tri with iec598 active and inactive
[11:13] <indus> htpc: never mind, first you enable iec598
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: maybe it created a huge log file when it crashed, what is the last line in the output: sudo du -h /tmp
[11:13] <htpc> indus: i try with both options
[11:13] <indus> htpc: then select the ATI SB
[11:13] <RPG_Master>  
[11:13] <indus> htpc: I FOUND This http://www.mediaboxblog.co.uk/blog1.php/2008/08/15/howto-audio-over-hdmi-with-the-hd3200-rs
[11:13] <RPG_Master> ActionParsnip: 36K	/tmp
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: ok thats good
[11:14] <maxwell> RPG_Master: If you haven't already, take a minute to start a du running to give you a summary of disk space usage.
[11:14] <htpc> indus: iec598 is already active
[11:14] <htpc> indus: wich ati SB?
[11:14] <RPG_Master> ActionParsnip: But doesn't help me much...
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: sudo du -h / > ~/du.txt
[11:14] <indus> htpc: that first device i believe
[11:14] <indus> htpc: you see more thatn 2 devices?
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: you can see what the biggest folders are
[11:15] <htpc> indus: already tried but nothing
[11:15] <kyja> gnome-session-save --logout-dialog  gnome-session-save --shutdown-dialog
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: failing that i'd log a bug
[11:15] <kyja> found the commands :)
[11:15] <indus> htpc: ok u read that link i gave u
[11:15] <htpc> indus: i sdee two devices one analog adn one digital
[11:15] <maxwell> RPG_Master: Right, and on my crummy old 32-bit processor, that du can take a little while.  Let it work while you sleep. :)
[11:15] <maxwell> kyja: What are they?
[11:15] <htpc> indus: i've already tried with that link :)
[11:15] <RPG_Master> maxwell: done for me :P
[11:16] <maxwell> RPG_Master: ...  Couldn't resist, could you.
[11:16] <RPG_Master> but its not in any order :/
[11:16] <maxwell> RPG_Master: Pipe it into sort.
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> maxwell: its surely the speed of the drive, not the cpu
[11:16] <htpc> indus: but with "aplay -l" i see only two devices i can't see the hdmi audio device
[11:16] <RPG_Master> and it would't let me do
[11:17] <das_Urmel> my problem: using ubuntu 9.4 on a toshiba tecra m1 laptop; everything fine except resolution is 800x600 but could be higher. i allready tried the xrendr command with addmode and newmode and it worked for a new entry "1024x867" in the gui but when i'm tryn to use it it gives me an error. also searched google and the forum - no solution till now.
[11:17] <maxwell> ActionParsnip: Ah, okay.  Also very slow. :)
[11:17] <Guest85954> I need help : I installed VNC server on my remote desktop (ubuntu). When I try to connect from my windows desktop i only get a grey screen with no console or desktop.
[11:17] <htpc> afk for a while
[11:17] <indus> htpc: :)
[11:17] <kyja> gnome-session-save --logout-dialog  gnome-session-save --shutdown-dialog
[11:17] <indus> htpc: the latest ati drivers?
[11:17] <kyja> ones for logouts the other is shutdowns
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> maxwell: yeah, du on scsi raid takes a tonne less than PATA ;)
[11:18] <indus> htpc: i know
[11:18] <htpc> back
[11:18] <htpc> indus: yes
[11:18] <maxwell> Guest: ActionParsnip already asked you for specifics on your problem.
[11:18] <htpc> indus: i use the 9.8 ati drivers
[11:18] <indus> htpc: is there some connector for that audio device
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> Guest85954: what do you want to do oce connected via VNC?
[11:18] <indus> htpc: i want the output of dmesg
[11:18] <RPG_Master> its not letting me do sudo du -h / > ~/du.txt
[11:18] <htpc> indus: like what?
[11:18] <indus> !paste | htpc
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: try without sudo
[11:19] <Guest85954> i bought a new server and want to install / run applications on it.
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> Guest85954: like what?
[11:19] <Guest85954> JVM
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> Guest85954: vnc is often not needed
[11:19] <Guest85954> SQL
[11:19] <htpc> http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8024453#post8024453 this it my post
[11:19] <maxwell> kyja: Thanks, I made note of those. :)
[11:19] <RPG_Master> I got even MORE "can not read, permission" errors :O
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> Guest85954: you can do those via ssh with x forwarding if you like gui apps
[11:19] <RPG_Master> without sudo
[11:20] <htpc> indus: dmesg with what options?
[11:20] <indus> htpc: none
[11:20] <Guest85954> ActionParsnip How do I do that? I'm new to ubuntu.
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> RPG_Master: try: sudo -s; du -h / > /home/<your normal user name>/du.txt
[11:20] <indus> htpc: just dmesg
[11:20] <Guest85954> !tab
[11:20] <Guest85954> !tab actionparsnip
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> Guest85954: on the server, sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[11:21] <Guest85954> its already installed
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> Guest85954: if the client is windows you will need to install and have running xming
[11:21] <htpc> [ 4234.348991] lirc_imon: lcd_write: invalid payload size: 32 (expecting 8)
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> Guest85954: in linux it is all fine, you can now run(for linux): ssh -X user@server
[11:21] <htpc> i see a lot of thisindus:
[11:21] <htpc> ops
[11:21] <htpc> indus: i see a lot of this [ 4234.348991] lirc_imon: lcd_write: invalid payload size: 32 (expecting 8)
[11:21] <RPG_Master> ActionParsnip: Here is an example of the errors I am getting again: du: cannot access `/proc/7156/task/7156/fd/4': No such file or directory
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> Guest85954: (for windows you will need putty too then run) putty -X user@server
[11:22] <htpc> indus: but nothing else
[11:22] <maxwell> das_Urmel: I don't know what the xrendr command is, but did you already try doing this from System -> Preferences -> Display ?
[11:22] <indus> htpc: the full outoput of dmesg i want to see
[11:22] <indus> htpc: in a terminal dmesg
[11:22] <indus> htpc: do this dmesg > dmesg.txt
[11:22] <maxwell> RPG_Master: Don't worry about those errors.  Those are from processes that were running and closed during the du.
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> Guest85954: you can now run file browsers, and the apps you like, or you can work in the terminal if you like, if you do run a gui app, remember to use & to background it
[11:22] <indus> htpc: then copy and paste it to paste.ubuntu.org
[11:23] <indus> paste.ubuntu.com
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> Guest85954: its also secure, which VNC is not, so you can do this over WWW if you wish too
[11:23] <Guest85954> ok
[11:23] <das_Urmel> maxwell: yes, allready tried that, at first the 800x600 option was the highest i could apply; with the xrendr command i could add a new option in the gui for 1024x768. but this however doesn't work
[11:24] <Guest85954> I'm connected to the server using putty. I have the command line.
[11:24] <RPG_Master> :O  its says my home folder is 141gigs!
[11:24] <RPG_Master> which can't be true
[11:24] <RPG_Master> nvm
[11:24] <maxwell> RPG_Master: Now do the du -h /home/<yourname>
[11:24] <htpc> indus: it give just the error for lirc imon nothing elese
[11:24] <htpc> else
[11:24] <RPG_Master> "/" is the filesystem
[11:25] <indus> htpc: dmesg is a huge file,what are you talking about
[11:25] <maxwell> RPG_Master: Yes, / is the whole tamale.  What's the biggest folder under / ?
[11:25] <onats> is there a visualization for banshee, full screen/ dual monitor?
[11:25] <maxwell> das_Urmel: Sorry, please say again what kind of laptop?  Tecra?
[11:25] <onats> or any music player that has dual monitor visualization for music?
[11:25] <htpc> indus: in all the txt file only this [ 4367.848991] lirc_imon: lcd_write: invalid payload size: 32 (expecting 8)
[11:26] <indus> htpc: you mean there is only one line in your dmesg?
[11:26] <htpc> indus: with obviously different numbers at the beginning of the line
[11:26] <das_Urmel> maxwell: tecra m1
[11:26] <htpc> indus: a moltitude of lines with that error
[11:26] <htpc> indus: but always the same
[11:26] <indus> htpc: i want to see the complete output of that command, is that clear?
[11:27] <htpc> indus: yeas yes ;)
[11:27] <htpc> indus: but the site paste.ubuntu.org doesn't load
[11:27] <indus> htpc: sorry, paste.ubuntu.com :P
[11:27] <Guest85954> Actionparsnip, check your PM
[11:27]  * RPG_Master is about to fall out on the floor in exhaustion
[11:28] <RPG_Master> I'v got to go to bed... I'll discusses that text file with y'all tomorrow
[11:28] <htpc> indus: after paste what i have to do?
[11:29] <indus> htpc:write your name , press send  then ggive me the url
[11:29] <fonkeymonkey> d
[11:29] <htpc> ok
[11:29] <htpc> indus: http://paste.ubuntu.com/281176/
[11:29] <maxwell> RPG_Master: Night!
[11:29] <m3ga> Does anyone have "File -> Send Link" working in Firefox?
[11:29] <indus> htpc: yikes
[11:29] <maxwell> das_Urmel: I'm seeing something about xorg.conf...did you mess with that file at all?
[11:30] <indus> htpc: could you please disconnect your remote
[11:30] <indus> htpc: sorry my mistake, didnt understand before
[11:30] <htpc> indus: i have to stop lirc?
[11:30] <iceroot> m3ga: you mean sending by mail?
[11:30] <indus> htpc: yeah
[11:30] <indus> htpc: i want to see the other messages
[11:31] <indus> htpc: are you using a remote control ? usb? could you please disconnect it
[11:31] <htpc> indus: indus i stop lirk but dmesg continue to give me the lirc error
[11:32] <indus> htpc: hmm
[11:32] <das_Urmel> maxwell: nope, the only things i did after the ubuntu installation was the normal system update via gui and trying the xrendr command; the resolution hasn't changed at all since the installation of ubuntu
[11:32] <htpc> indus: maybe i have to stop lcdproc?
[11:32] <indus> htpc: try it
[11:32] <indus> htpc: but what is it
[11:32] <indus> htpc: dont stop processes without knowing what they are
[11:33] <indus> htpc: how about dmesg | tail
[11:33] <htpc> indus: i know what is lcdproc :)
[11:33] <alumno> klk
[11:33] <alumno> ola
[11:33] <alumno> ola ika
[11:33] <indus> alumno: hi
[11:34] <maxwell> das_Urmel: Can you go to paste.ubuntu.com and post your /etc/x11/xorg.conf?
[11:34] <alumno> how old are you?
[11:34] <htpc> indus: why from your point of view, the ir remote continue to be enable if i have stopped lirc?
[11:34] <indus> htpc: its a hardware message
[11:34] <indus> htpc: does the remote work btw?
[11:35] <htpc> indus: sorry but i don't know what btw mean ehehe
[11:35] <indus> alumno: do u have an ubuntu question
[11:35] <indus> htpc: by the way
[11:35] <htpc> indus ehehe ok, yeah it the remote still work with the lirc deamon inactive
[11:36] <indus> htpc: dmesg | ATI
[11:36] <indus> htpc: sorry wait
[11:36] <indus> htpc: dmesg | grep ATI
[11:36] <das_Urmel> maxwell: i'm terribly sorry, the rl is calling at the moment, i've got to go. but thanks very much for your time and help
[11:36] <maxwell> Wait, go here...
[11:37] <htpc> indus: dmesg gives me no message
[11:37] <maxwell> das_Urmel: http://mcraig.org/mec/2009/09/02/ubuntu-9-04-toshiba-tecra-m1-xorg-conf/
[11:37] <amortvigil> hello how can i repair grub with a live cd?? sudo grub doenst work?
[11:37] <maxwell> das_Urmel: That might help you if you know what to do with it.
[11:37] <indus> htpc: OK go to menu>admin>system log and check in kernel log
[11:37] <maxwell> das_Urmel: Come back and ask someone first if you don't.
[11:38] <das_Urmel> maxwell: thanks, i'll come back to that
[11:38] <maxwell> das_Urmel: Cool, later.
[11:38] <htpc> indus: system log?
[11:38] <indus> htpc: some log
[11:38] <das_Urmel> maxwell: bye
[11:38] <indus> htpc: ther is a kern.log
[11:39] <maxwell> amortvigil: sudo grub ? :)  What's wrong with your grub?
[11:39] <htpc> indus: mmm i have system monitor, system testing, log file viewer
[11:39] <indus> htpc: yes log file viewer
[11:40] <amortvigil> maxwell: its from a live cd
[11:40] <amortvigil> on a mavbook
[11:40] <amortvigil> macbook
[11:40] <htpc> indus: only the errors about the lirc imon
[11:40] <indus> htpc: aah too bad
[11:40] <indus> htpc: did u update your system
[11:40] <maxwell> amortvigil: You're using an Ubuntu LiveCD to fix grub on Mac OS X?
[11:40] <indus> htpc: sorry i dont know how to help now
[11:40] <indus> htpc: look around in the forums more
[11:41] <indus> htpc: not sure why lirc is having this problem
[11:41] <htpc> indus: ok i stopped the error removing LCDproc
[11:41] <madrid> hi people
[11:41] <indus> htpc: :)
[11:41] <indus> htpc: ok now check dmesg
[11:41] <amortvigil> maxwell: yes, my ubuntu is detected by refit and i can boot the ubuntu disk, but then grub says "missing operation system"
[11:41] <untitled> they say that 64bit ubuntu works faster on desktop than 32bit, is that true?
[11:42] <maxwell> amortvigil: Oh, you're dual booting Mac OS X and Ubunut on a Mac Book?
[11:42] <indus> untitled: yes in some applications
[11:42] <htpc> indus: the last message in dmesg
[11:42] <htpc> indus: is display port closed
[11:42] <indus> htpc: thhis time i want to see the full dmesg
[11:42] <htpc> indus: the others message are the same before
[11:42] <untitled> does it work slower on some? or just profit? :)
[11:43] <indus> htpc: aah yes dmesg | tail
[11:43] <indus> untitled: whats profit
[11:43] <madrid> mother fokers
[11:43] <indus> !hi | madrid
[11:43] <htpc> indus: always the same
[11:44] <untitled> indus: I mean 64bit ubuntu is in some apps faster and in some equal with 32bit? or slower in some?
[11:44] <htpc> indus: i try to reboot and the i log in here again ok?
[11:44] <indus> untitled: its not slower in any than 32 bit
[11:44] <indus> htpc: try stopping lcdproc for a clean dmesg
[11:44] <amortvigil> maxwell: yes
[11:44] <untitled> indus: so is it better to have 64bit one on desktop? even if I don't have >4GB ram
[11:44] <indus> htpc: ya reboot is good
[11:44] <htpc> indus: lcdproc is stopped eheh
[11:44] <indus> untitled: sure
[11:44] <untitled> o_O
[11:44] <htpc> indus: lcdproc is uninstalled :D
[11:45] <indus> htpc: lol
[11:45] <htpc> indus: now i try to reboot wait
[11:45] <indus> htpc: good
[11:45] <indus> htpc: wait
[11:45] <indus> htpc: what is lcdproc
[11:45] <madrid> wait what?
[11:45] <madrid> tu puta madre
[11:45] <indus> untitled: i use 64 bit
[11:45] <indus> !ops | madrid
[11:46] <untitled> indus: and all is fine? :)
[11:46] <lola1990> voila le 1er site de tchat rencontre gratuit sexe  +18 ... sur   www.sexe.su.ma
[11:46] <Amaranth> madrid: Please don't use such language here.
[11:46] <ownz0rjoo> thanks Amaranth :)
[11:46] <maxwell> amortvigil: Okay, I don't know anything about that, but I can look around for stuff.  What is wrong right now?
[11:46] <indus> untitled: ya its great, heavy duty apps are good with 64 bit like media encoding playback etc
[11:47] <untitled> ok
[11:47] <indus> untitled: also 64 bit apps take full use of the processor
[11:47] <Amaranth> indus: But firefox doesn't have tracemonkey in 64-bit
[11:47] <Amaranth> indus: next release should have it though and it's 20% faster than the 32-bit version
[11:47] <indus> Amaranth: cant argue with a developer :)
[11:48] <htpc> back again
[11:48] <ownz0rjoo> They are finally releasing a 64bit firefox?
[11:48] <indus> Amaranth: tracemonkey is the latest engine in use in ff isnt it
[11:48] <Amaranth> indus: yeah
[11:48] <Amaranth> ownz0rjoo: Either the 3.6 nightlies or the trunk nightlies already have 64-bit builds I think
[11:48] <indus> Amaranth: hmm so firefox in ubuntu 64 bit is not actually 64?
[11:48] <Amaranth> ownz0rjoo: ubuntu has always used a 64-bit firefox though
[11:48] <Amaranth> indus: no, 64-bit firefox just lacks tracemonkey
[11:49] <ownz0rjoo> I guess I never really payed attention then
[11:49] <indus> Amaranth: hmm ff 3.5 what does that use?
[11:49] <Amaranth> indus: tracemonkey
[11:49] <htpc> indus: http://paste.ubuntu.com/281191/ now the dmesg is correct :D
[11:49] <Amaranth> indus: So 64-bit gets the slower JS engine, regular old spidermonkey
[11:49] <MonkeySilent> does anyone know how to resolve a "!" in svn? I deleted some files but it hasnt commited yet and svn status says "!" becide the files i deleted
[11:49] <indus> Amaranth: :) ? !  aah ok
[11:49] <madrid> hola alguien habla español
[11:49] <madrid> ?
[11:49] <maxwell> Oh, speaking of Firefox, what does it take to get 3.5 in Jaunty?
[11:50] <Amaranth> !es | madrid
[11:50] <maxwell> MonkeySilent: Ooooh, subversion conflicts...you were playing too hard with your toys. :)
[11:50] <indus> maxwell: sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[11:50] <maxwell> indus: ... *Blink*
[11:51] <MonkeySilent> Yea not acually sure whats happening
[11:51] <Amaranth> indus, maxwell: Firefox 3.5 is not branded as Firefox in jaunty so it fails on a lot of websites that check user agents
[11:51] <dazhi> hello everyone
[11:51] <maxwell> indus: Well, that's sufficiently embarrassing to have me kicked out of here.
[11:51] <indus> maxwell: :)
[11:51] <maxwell> Amaranth: I just really like the Private Browsing.
[11:52] <maxwell> MonkeySilent: What happened just before the conflict?
[11:52] <htpc> indus: when you are free tell me :D
[11:52] <dazhi> what is this?
[11:52] <indus> htpc: its really long file :)
[11:52] <maxwell> !hi | dazhi
[11:52] <htpc> indus: if you want i made only the tail :D
[11:53] <MonkeySilent> nothing much, all i did was move some files to a new folder
[11:53] <MonkeySilent> i added them via svn add new_folder
[11:53] <maxwell> MonkeySilent: Did you do 'svn mv' ? Or just 'mv' ?
[11:53] <MonkeySilent> mv
[11:53] <htpc> indus: but the tail speaks only about the wlan :D
[11:53] <MonkeySilent> o i should be using svn mv?
[11:53] <maxwell> MonkeySilent: Yeah, you should really be moving your files with 'svn mv' if they're versioned.
[11:54] <maxwell> MonkeySilent: That way svn knows what's going on.
[11:54] <MonkeySilent> oh k thanks
[11:54] <Amaranth> maxwell: This is why svn needs automatic rename detection like git :)
[11:54]  * indus drowns in jealousy at the g9 laser mouse
[11:54] <maxwell> MonkeySilent: Sure, but I doubt just knowing that will solve the conflict. ;)
[11:55] <maco> Amaranth: this is why ya dont use svn anymore
[11:55] <Amaranth> MonkeySilent: even though the files are gone svn mv should figure it out
[11:55] <maxwell> Amaranth: I've looked into git a little, but it just seemed too weird.  I had only just gotten a handle on all the horrifying things svn could do to me.
[11:55] <hoopstar> русские есть?
[11:55] <Amaranth> MonkeySilent: svn mv path/to/old_file path/to/new_file
[11:55] <maxwell> ru! | hoopstar
[11:55] <indus> htpc: i cant see to identify the hdmi module
[11:55] <maco> !ru | hoopstar
[11:55] <maxwell> Hah, thanks maco.
[11:56] <htpc> indus: so?
[11:56] <indus> htpc: so nothing, no further ideas
[11:56] <Satisfied> Does Obama support ubuntu ?
[11:56] <maxwell> MonkeySilent: I think you've gotta give the full path, though, not the local path.  Amaranth?
[11:56] <Boohbah> Satisfied: why don't you ask him?
[11:56] <Amaranth> maxwell: local path should work
[11:57] <Satisfied> Boohbah:  well, i don't have obama on speed dial, do you ?
[11:57] <indus> htpc: you did follow that link didnt you? one i gave before? which drivers are you using now?
[11:57] <htpc> indus: the line of the audio card might be this HDA Intel 0000:00:14.2: PCI INT A -> GSI 16 (level, low) -> IRQ 16
[11:57] <Boohbah> Satisfied: http://www.whitehouse.gov/
[11:57] <maco> !politics
[11:57] <Satisfied> ya, like that will tell me anything
[11:57] <indus> htpc: whats your onboard sound card?
[11:57] <Satisfied> obama will probably destroy ubuntu :(
[11:57] <sinthetek> anyone recall off-hand how to free swap?
[11:58] <Boohbah> http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/
[11:58] <maco> !politics | Satisfied
[11:58] <Satisfied> oh, okay
[11:58] <maxwell> Amaranth: Hmmm...I thought he'd need to give the URL, since he'd be referring to files that aren't there.  I'll have to try it.
[11:58] <htpc> indus: the aplay command tell me this HDA ATI SB], device 0: VT1708S Analog
[11:58] <indus> htpc: naah can i see the output of lspci
[11:58] <Satisfied> i know obama has an ipod, just wondering if he uses ubuntu
[11:58] <maxwell> Amaranth: Honestly, when svn conflicts start coming up, I just sacrifice a goat and hope for the best.  I've seen some terrible, terrible things.
[11:58] <indus> htpc: 2 devices is it?
[11:59] <indus> htpc: mine is also ati SB because its an amd chipset board
[11:59] <alumno> hola
[11:59] <alumno> alguien k able español?
[11:59] <htpc> indus: the lspci tell me this i
[11:59] <maco> !stop | Satisfied
[11:59] <ikonia> !es > alumno
[11:59] <geekbuntu> anyone know why a high hard drive cache is 'better'?  what the advantages are?
[12:00] <htpc> indus:ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)
[12:00] <maco> geekbuntu: high?
[12:00] <indus> htpc: ok i have a question, is the hdmi output from graphics  card  routed from the onboard
[12:00] <ikonia> geekbuntu: cache more data without seek time
[12:00] <geekbuntu> using gimp - big files... someone suggested it
[12:00] <ikonia> geekbuntu: try ##hardware for a better discussion
[12:00] <geekbuntu> maco: high = 32mb or bigger
[12:00] <htpc> indus: sure, i want audio and video with hdmi cable
[12:00] <maco> geekbuntu: oh
[12:01] <geekbuntu> ikonia: ok - it's just in ubuntu - and it's not a technical discussion - just a question if it would help gimp run any better/faster/etc
[12:01] <htpc> indus: i'm not sure if i understood the question :D
[12:01] <ikonia> geekbuntu: nothing you'd really notice and that's generic across all OS's
[12:01] <alumno_> fuck
[12:01] <alumno__> perra
[12:01] <ikonia> alumno__: control your langauge please
[12:01] <alumno__> eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[12:01] <alumno__> consejo
[12:01] <alumno_> rubio klk warra
[12:02] <ikonia> alumno__: please stop that
[12:02] <alumno__> cerda
[12:02] <geekbuntu> ikonia: kinda what i figured.... i know ram had a big effect on ubuntu but couldn't imagine hd cache would matter if i didn't have larger than 500gb drive
[12:02] <alumno__> soy tu culo
[12:02] <alumno_> la lorena k no sabe del consejo+
[12:02] <ikonia> alumno__: this channel is english only and is for ubuntu discussion only
[12:02] <geekbuntu> ikonia: ty
[12:02] <alumno__> soy tu culo
[12:02] <alumno_> y las inglesas son unas guarras
[12:02] <maxwell> It's not discussion, he's just being profane.
[12:02] <alumno__> putasssssss
[12:02] <geekbuntu> o.O
[12:02] <geekbuntu> i know that word
[12:02] <maco> yeah
[12:02] <alumno_> k te pasa
[12:02] <alumno_> ja
[12:02] <alumno_> aiiiiiiiiiiii
[12:03] <geekbuntu> jerk is a jerk in any language
[12:03] <geekbuntu> i guess
[12:03] <Itkovian> Maybe you can redirect them to this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cX4t5-YpHQ, rather than kicking them off.
[12:03] <htpc> indus: what you mean with routed?
[12:03] <maco> ikonia: theres one without a _ around here too
[12:03] <ikonia> alumno:
[12:04] <maxwell> Itkovian: I'm intrigued...
[12:04] <MonkeySilent> thanks maxwell, fixed now, i just did some svn deletes it didnt seem to mind that it was already deleted locally, next time i will rember to use svn command always
[12:04] <MonkeySilent> didnt really know that the svn command also works with mv rm mkdir locally as well
[12:05] <MonkeySilent> :p
[12:05] <maxwell> MonkeySilent: It has to.
[12:05] <Itkovian> maxwell: do not watch if you have epileptic seizures.
[12:05] <maxwell> MonkeySilent: Otherwise, it won't know what happened to the files that are supposed to be there.
[12:05] <maxwell> Itkovian: Only on weekends.
[12:06] <htpc> indus: are you still here?
[12:06] <htpc> indus :D
[12:06] <devD> volume is very low in ubuntu, its good in fedora
[12:06] <devD> how to increase volume in ubuntu
[12:06] <maxwell> MonkeySilent: Good luck with svn, and if you get into trouble, I recommend goat's blood.
[12:07] <Unicode> devD: alsmixer?
[12:07] <Unicode> devD: alsamixer
[12:07] <devD> Unicode, yes
[12:08] <geekbuntu> i'm learning svn... just went to get my link and he left... http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/edguide/chapter03.html
[12:08] <chilli0> What does a 2pass encoding do in dvd::rip ?
[12:08] <geekbuntu> it's not hard likek i thought it would be
[12:08] <devD> Unicode, yes, its HDA Intel (alsa mixer)
[12:09] <maxwell> Itkovian: Uh...launch party?
[12:09] <Unicode> run alsamixer in command line and increase it
[12:09] <maxwell> Itkovian: I'm not sure if this is the right link, but I want to gouge my eyes out.
[12:10] <Itkovian> maxwell: that's the general idea, yes :-)
[12:10] <Itkovian> awful, isn't it
[12:10] <maxwell> Itkovian: Can't...look...away...
[12:10] <maxwell> Itkovian: ...please...kill...me...
[12:11] <maxwell> Itkovian: Seriously, what is this?  Is this real?
[12:12] <Itkovian> maxwell: I've no idea, but it seems so, /. has a story, the guardian does too. I'm guessing if everybody talka about it, they'll have reached their goal. I cannot believe they are seriously considering this as a real way to promote win7.
[12:12] <iceroot> !ot
[12:13] <jrivera> hi, i've setup ubuntu 9.04 server and can ping to the internet, give dhcp to clients, but clients can't connect to internet, ufw is allow all... where can i check what's wrong?
[12:13] <maxwell> :\ Sorry iceroot.
[12:14] <frogzoo> jrivera: does dhcp pass default gateway?
[12:15] <jrivera> frogzoo: how do i check that?
[12:15] <devD> so anyone dont know what to do to get optimal volume performance
[12:15] <shai> Hi :) I burned the ISO mini.iso to a CD and started a netinstaller ... but I never go a chance to tell the installer that I wanted a headless (no X) setup .. and by the time it was over, I was brought to a login screen. What did I do wrong?
[12:15] <jrivera> the client, well one laptop for now, was assigned an ip by the server i can ping the server from the client
[12:16] <maxwell> devD: What do you mean by optimal volume performance?  Your computer isn't loud enough?
[12:16] <josh_> i've managed to replace the windows boot manager with grub but now anytime i try to load any os i get a error the only way i'm able to get in is with the Ubuntu 9.04, kernel 2.6.28-11-generic
[12:16] <SGottl7227> hello
[12:17] <chilli0> hello SGottl7227
[12:17] <jjnw> jrivera, if you use the command line, route -n should show a default gw
[12:17] <SGottl7227> i have this ethernet connection, but i want to get my dial up modem working too... can someone help me
[12:17] <josh_> title Windows Vista 32 (/dev/sdb1) (hd1,0)
[12:17] <josh_> boot menu
[12:17] <josh_> rootnoverify 	(hd1,0)
[12:17] <josh_> makeactive
[12:17] <josh_> chainloader	+1
[12:17] <FloodBot3> josh_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:17] <josh_> title Windows 7 64 (/dev/sdb2) (hd1,1)
[12:17] <devD> maxwell, yes, its loud enough in fedora and vista but here is only 20-30% volume in ubuntu.
[12:18] <maxwell> devD: What kind of computer?
[12:19] <SGottl7227> who knows how to set up my dial up modem
[12:19] <htpc> hi all again
[12:19] <htpc> indus: are you there? :D
[12:20] <devD> maxwell, its dell inspiron 1525 laptop
[12:20] <maxwell> SGottl7227: Looking at the howto now...
[12:21] <maxwell> SGottl7227: Did you try any guides on the web yet?
[12:21] <jrivera> jjnw: will i do that on the client or the server?
[12:22] <SGottl7227> i tried.. its very confusing.. i am trying to get this thing called network manager to appear in my system / manager
[12:22] <jjnw> jrivera, on the client
[12:22] <jrivera> jjnw: my client is a vista
[12:22] <lianimator> Help! Input/Output error with an USB harddisk caused files in a folder to vanish!!
[12:22] <SGottl7227> i only see it in my applications add/remove
[12:22] <jjnw> lol
[12:22] <maxwell> SGottl7227: What are you using right now to connect?  Ethernet?
[12:23] <SGottl7227> yes
[12:23] <SGottl7227> but i want to see if my dial up works too
[12:23] <jjnw> jrivera, I see
[12:23] <karan> is there an archive manager for ubuntu that supports rar files
[12:23] <maxwell> devD: Did you just post about this on UbuntuForums?
[12:23] <SGottl7227> there is a free service here in nyc called met connect
[12:23] <karan> ??
[12:23] <SGottl7227> it works on windows.. i wanted to see if my dial up works on ubuntu.
[12:23] <maxwell> SGottl7227: At the top of your screen, do you see an icon with two computers, one in front of the other, each blinking occasionally?
[12:24] <jjnw> jrivera, sorry, just logged on so didn't know the full problem.
[12:24] <SGottl7227> no. i don't see two computers
[12:24] <devD> maxwell, no I haven't posted yet.
[12:25] <SGottl7227> how do i put them there?
[12:25] <karan> deos anyone know an archove manager thart can extract rar iles?
[12:25] <karan> files*
[12:25] <maxwell> devD: Did you see this thread: http://art.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8021047
[12:25] <SGottl7227> i see two computers on the bottom right of my screen
[12:25] <devD> maxwell, yes
[12:26] <SGottl7227> but they are not blinking
[12:26] <jrivera> jjnw: i setup a new ubuntu 9.04 server, connected a vista client and the server gave dhcp, client is able to ping the server, but the client can't connect to the internet
[12:26] <danpandrea> can someone help me with a pidgin messenger problem?
[12:26] <lianimator> danpandrea: #pidgin
[12:26] <karan> sure <danpandrea>
[12:26] <maxwell> SGottl7227: Okay, I think that's your Network Manager applet...is that something you were looking for?
[12:27] <jjnw> jrivera, you are trying to connect to the internet via the server?
[12:27] <karan> qats tha problem
[12:27] <danpandrea> ok... here goes: i have an Yahoo Messenger account. When i log in, i can see people signing in, but pidgin doesn't show me who signs out! Any ideas why?
[12:27] <jrivera> yes, the server will be a dhcp and firewall server
[12:27] <maxwell> devD: So you tried that, and what happened?  (Sorry, I can't remember your original post. :\)
[12:27] <jrivera> the server can ping to the internet
[12:28] <maxwell> danpandrea: Did you try your question in #pidgin ?
[12:28] <jrivera> jjnw: eth0 connects to the internet, and eth1 and eth2 will be connected to the clients
[12:28] <maco> danpandrea: you mean they appear online forevermore, or you mean they're removed from pidgin's window but there's no notification popup?
[12:29] <danpandrea> maxwell: i'll try! Thanks
[12:29] <jjnw> jrivera, sounds like the server is not routing the data
[12:29] <maxwell> danpandrea: First you might answer maco's question... :)
[12:29] <jjnw> jrivera, what is the o/p from route -n on the server?
[12:30] <danpandrea> maco: they appear online forevermore
[12:30] <jrivera> jjnw: what do you mean by o/p
[12:30] <maco> danpandrea: ew yeah #pidgin, sounds like bug
[12:30] <tom____> hi guys:  short question: do linux programms look automatically for shared libraries in their working directory?
[12:30] <danpandrea> maco: so i end up talking all by myself
[12:30] <jjnw> jrivera, output or printout
[12:30] <tangerine-icon> anyone here running ubuntu-netbook-remix on their netbook  has successfully removed the package tangerine-icon-theme???
[12:31] <maco> danpandrea: probably a timezone issue
[12:31] <jrivera> jjnw: three destinations and 1 gateway
[12:32] <danpandrea> maco: i'll try on #pidgin
[12:32] <maxwell> tom____: Don't think so...
[12:32] <iceroot> !details | tangerine-icon
[12:32] <iceroot> tangerine-icon: post the error-output
[12:33] <jjnw> jrivera, so there is a route from eth1/eth2 to eth0?
[12:33] <gartral> how do i make evolution load my mail images >.>
[12:33] <trijntje> how can i let evolution keep the messages i delete from the server?
[12:33] <tom____> maxwell is it somehow possible to make a script which does that and I could copy this script into the directory of that executable?
[12:33] <jrivera> jjnw: looks to me that there is
[12:33] <maxwell> tom____: What are you trying to do?
[12:34] <tangerine-icon> if you try apt-get remove --purge tangerine-icon-theme      you will remove ubuntu-netbook-remix too!!!
[12:34] <jjnw> jrivera, is eth0 connected to a router?
[12:34] <tom____> I have no root access to this computer and need to start a programm... but it say it needs some libraries like libstdc++.so.5 for example...
[12:34] <tom____> maxwell
[12:34] <unefa> hello channel. i installed xubuntu 9.04 on my pc using wubi... When i do a remastersys backup, the computer hangs up in the process.  What's going on then?
[12:35] <tom____> so I am trying to copy those libraries into the directory of the executable and start it from there somehow :)  I remember that on windows it used to work that with dll's maxwell
[12:35] <tom____> *like that
[12:36] <Divinespear> hello every1, I have a question about gvfs on 9.10, how can I modify gvfs automounting permission options?
[12:36] <shai> If the synergy package is here (http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/net/synergy) why can't I use apt-get to install it?
[12:37] <jrivera> jjnw: eth0 is connected to a modem
[12:37] <iceroot> shai: using dapper drake?
[12:37] <ksiuke> shai: what version of ubuntu are you useing?
[12:37] <iceroot> !dapper | shai
[12:37] <shai> iceroot, I guess so... Codename: dapper ; 6.06
[12:37] <jjnw> jrivera, have you setup iptables and ip forwarding?
[12:37] <jrivera> jjnw: eth0 is connected to a router which is then connected to a modem
[12:38] <jrivera> jjnw: ufw is allow all
[12:38] <shai> iceroot, Description: Ubuntu 6.06 LTS
[12:38] <iceroot> shai: you can use sudo apt-get update? are the repos still online?
[12:38] <shai> iceroot, they are... yet.
[12:38] <jjnw> jrivera, not sure about this but I think you need to setup ip forwarding
[12:39] <shai> iceroot, should I upgrade my install? I just had it installed just now... from a netinstaller cd
[12:39] <iceroot> shai: apt-cache search synergy  will show you the correct name for using with sudo apt-get install
[12:39] <shai> iceroot, a fresh installation.
[12:39] <iceroot> shai: just now? its 3 years old
[12:39] <unefa> how can prevent remastersys from hanging up during the backup process?
[12:39] <jrivera> jjnw: i did enable ip forwarding through sysctl
[12:39] <shai> iceroot, :( I just downloaded it ...
[12:39] <maxwell> tom____: To add the current directory to the library search path, do this 'LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH'
[12:39] <tangerine-icon> how many of you running ubuntu network remix have been able to purge their systems from non free software and, at the very least, be vrms compliant???
[12:39] <iceroot> shai: why not using ubuntu 9.04 or 8.04 LTS?
[12:40] <tom____> thx maxwell...
[12:40] <maxwell> tom____: Type that in a terminal, and that should add the current directory.  Try it and tell me if it works.
[12:40] <shai> iceroot, can I just upgrade it ... or should I get a fresh installation cd ? I want to do a netinstaller... so I downloaded one, burned it and installed it...
[12:40] <shai> iceroot, I used mini.iso from the net that I downloaded....
[12:40] <iceroot> shai: if 6.06 is a fresh install, just reinstall with a newer version and dont use upgrade
[12:40] <iceroot> shai: you can download the same for 8.04 and 9.04
[12:40] <shai> iceroot, is there a netinstaller for that too?
[12:41] <shai> iceroot, ok ... let me check :)
[12:41] <cgroza> hello
[12:41] <Merlin_-> hello guys
[12:41] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[12:42] <Merlin_-> anyone here can help with ioncube
[12:42] <Merlin_-> Im trying to move from the windows system to ubuntu doesnt seem to install right on ubuntu
[12:43] <Merlin_-> any php guys around
[12:43] <tom____> yeah maxwell.. thx it worked ...
[12:43] <Merlin_-> freeradius
[12:43] <unefa> hello all. does anyone here have experience using remastersys to create a live-cd?
[12:43] <jjnw> jrivera, looks like I'm out of ideas, have you had a look at http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch08_:_Configuring_the_DHCP_Server
[12:44] <maxwell> tom____: Great, tom____.  If you need to keep doing that, you can make a wrapper script for it.
[12:44] <htpc> back again hoping indus came back too
[12:44] <cgroza> the network is splited?
[12:44] <tom____> maxwell..  I am working on it right now :)
[12:45] <indus> htpc: hi
[12:45] <indus> htpc: good timing
[12:45] <ksiuke> look like freenode just unnetsplited (is that even a word?)
[12:45] <htpc> indus: eheheh
[12:45] <indus> htpc: so what have you been upto
[12:45] <tangerine-icon> how many of you running ubuntu network remix have been able to purge their systems from non free software and, at the very least, be vrms compliant??? Is it actually possible without ending up with a totally broken system?
[12:46] <htpc> indus: i'm at the same point
[12:46] <shai> iceroot, http://ftp.telfort.nl/ubuntu-releases/9.04/ where is the net installer version?
[12:46] <tangerine-icon> if you try apt-get remove --purge tangerine-icon-theme      you will remove ubuntu-netbook-remix too!!!
[12:46] <Merlin_-> anyone can help
[12:46] <happy_finger> when ubuntu new version release,...
[12:46] <maxwell> tom____: Great. :)  Good luck.  And I think the reason Linux doesn't include the local directory by default is that it can be a security risk.  So don't put that search path thing in your .profile or something.  Just use it when you need it.
[12:46] <Pici> !9.10 | happy_finger
[12:47] <Merlin_-> php5 apache2  ioncube radius manager rings a bell anywhere
[12:47] <htpc> indus: what we can do? eheheh
[12:47] <htpc> indus: now we are a team ahahahaha
[12:47] <iceroot> shai: try searching, i am at work and cant use a browser. but at the ubuntu-mirror-lists there are netinstall-images
[12:48] <Ziber> With SSHd, on 8.10 and 9.04, i'd like to be able to SSH into root, but only with an SSH keys. Is this possible?
[12:48] <jgblanco> hi
[12:48] <jrib> Ziber: of course, but not really necessary at all
[12:48] <maxwell> Ziber: Why?
[12:48] <Ziber> Security purposes.
[12:48] <jrib> Ziber: for security purposes, don't ssh as root...
[12:49] <Ziber> Wait, which dont you think is necessary? SSH'ing into root, or SSH'ing with only keys?
[12:49] <maxwell> Ziber: SSH'ing into root.
[12:49] <Ziber> but, :( if I disable ssh'ing, i cant scp as root.
[12:49] <shai> iceroot, will do ... 10x
[12:50] <jrib> Ziber: ssh is well documented, just read sshd''s man page if that's what you want to do
[12:50] <htpc> indus: disappear again?
[12:50] <maxwell> Ziber: Are you trying to script something?
[12:50] <unefa> can anyone here help me with a remastersys issue?
[12:50] <cgroza> hello,when i go to this site with firefox http://www.clopotel.ro firefox quits...what can i do?
[12:50] <vm> I have just installed steam, using playonlinux, is there a way that i can just put the cachefiles for the game in a folder like i do in windows instead of having to download the whole lot again??
[12:51] <biczd> try opera :)
[12:51] <ksiuke> cgroza: is it just that sitetaht you have a problem with?
[12:51] <Terry> writing bin, cue file?
[12:51] <indus> htpc: busy
[12:51] <cgroza> ksiuke,yes
[12:51] <indus> htpc: later
[12:51] <cgroza> ksiuke,odd
[12:51] <maxwell> Ziber: If you're going to log in to a system using keys, you can sudo from there.
[12:52] <jrib> Ziber: it's probably a good idea to explain what exactly you are doing since there may be a better way
[12:52] <ksiuke> cgroza let me check on my fire fox real quick
[12:52] <Terry> how to write bin, cue file
[12:52] <cgroza> ksiuke,ok...
[12:53] <ksiuke> cgroza: i can open it, you have visited the site before?
[12:53] <cgroza> ksiuke,yes
[12:53] <mo0nykit> !crunchbang
[12:54] <cgroza> ksiuke,i tried 2 min ago
[12:55] <ksiuke> cgroza: not sure if i was clear, have you succesfully opened it before?
[12:55] <cgroza> ksiuke,no
[12:55] <cgroza> ksiuke,not with firefox
[12:56] <iceroot> shai: found? maybe try google  ubuntu 9.04 netinstall image. i cant use a browser here so i cant really help
[12:57] <maxwell> iceroot: No lynx? ;)
[12:57] <ksiuke> cgroza try clearing your cashe useing ctrl+shift+del or tools>clear private data make sure cashe is the only thing checked and restart firefox
[12:57] <shai> iceroot, don't sweat it... :) I'll google around... I'll find it...
[12:58] <cgroza> ksiuke,ok
[12:58] <htpc> anyone can help wth my hdmi audio problem?
[12:58] <iceroot> maxwell: lynx is also informing our admins that i am surfing the the web
[12:58] <iceroot> maxwell: http-logging
[12:59] <RegressLess> Can someone help me do this? "You have to set 'SHMConfig' 'true' in xorg.conf or XF86Config to use GSynaptics"
[12:59] <maxwell> iceroot: No ssh to some other box to lynx?  (Grasping at straws here... ;)
[12:59] <maxwell> Is it normal for this many people to join at once?  What is this?
[13:00] <cgroza> ksiuke,it seems to work...
[13:00] <Pici> maxwell: The end of a netsplit, it'll pass.
[13:00] <apparle> How to convert a presentation to a video file
[13:00] <infecto> hello, can some one tell me where is this lib in ubuntu glibsharpglue-2
[13:00] <maxwell> Pici: Ah, thanks.  It's my first time. :)
[13:00] <cgroza> ksiuke,thank you ...il try browsing a bit and see if its solved ....thanks
[13:00] <iceroot> maxwell: yes, that is a possibility, i could also use ssh -X and run firefox :-)
[13:00] <Appiah> apparle: openoffice presentation?
[13:01] <iceroot> infecto: apt-file search "filename" will tell you
[13:01] <ksiuke> cgroza: glad to hear it, sounds like the site was updated and firefox got confused trying to figure out which one to use, good luck
[13:01] <djp`> is setterm -dump N the best way to make a screenshot without x installed?
[13:01] <maxwell> iceroot: Have you had any luck with X11 forwarding?  I tried it once and it seemed unbearably slow.
[13:01] <iceroot> infecto: it tells you in which package it is
[13:01] <cgroza> ksiuke,you too
[13:01] <iceroot> maxwell: runs very fine
[13:01] <iceroot> maxwell: but no sound-forwarding :(
[13:01] <Moae> i tried all to enable hdmi audio but nothing
[13:02] <infecto> iceroot: it`s not so eazy.
[13:02] <iceroot> Moae: and what is "tried all"?
[13:02] <iceroot> infecto: yes, i think so too
[13:02] <maxwell> iceroot: Yeah, that would be cool.  I set up a reverse tunnel into my box behind NAT, so I can get to all my CLI stuff, but it'd be nice if I could pull up a GUI for some things (e.g. IDE)
[13:03] <apparle> Appiah: yea
[13:03] <Moae> iceroot: ehehe i have seen all post in the ubuntu forum (and in others too) which speak about hdmi audio
[13:03] <maxwell> iceroot: I thought VNC was the only workable option.
[13:03] <iceroot> maxwell: just use ssh -X and then run for e.g. firefox
[13:03] <danielarsa> server irc.plasa.com
[13:03] <Appiah> apparle: tried asking in #openoffice ?
[13:03] <Moae> iceroot: but the sistem doesn't recognize my hdmi audio device
[13:04] <maxwell> iceroot: Yeah, I'll have to try it. :)
[13:04] <Appiah> apparle: or dont think they are on freenode
[13:04] <iceroot> maxwell: firefox is running at the client but for e.g. if you want to save a file or print something with firefox, its using the things from the server
[13:04] <RegressLess> Can someone help me do this? "You have to set 'SHMConfig' 'true' in xorg.conf or XF86Config to use GSynaptics"
[13:04] <pccasa> hola
[13:04] <pccasa> soy nuevo en linux
[13:04] <Moae> iceroot: i tried to remove alsa and install it again
[13:04] <pccasa> alguien me puede ayudar
[13:04] <iceroot> !details | Moae
[13:04] <Appiah> ops , #openoffice.org there they are
[13:04] <apparle> Appiah: they are not there on freenode...........do you know how to
[13:04] <Pici> !es | pccasa
[13:04] <Dr_Willis> RegressLess:  thats the old way i recall of enabling a feature for the touchpad. theres some  hal/fdi file you edit now a days
[13:05] <maxwell> iceroot: Yeah, I got that.  Thanks for the tip.
[13:05] <Appiah> apparle #openoffice.org , No I dont , I dont use openoffice presentation
[13:05] <maxwell> iceroot: :)
[13:05] <Moae> iceroot: ok Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04 64 bit
[13:05] <Moae> iceroot: when i run "aplay -l" command doesn't appear the hdmi device
[13:05] <Dr_Willis> RegressLess:  check http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=948154
[13:05] <iceroot> Moae: please ask a real questrion with details are your steps you already dit in one line to the channel
[13:06] <RegressLess> Dr_Willis: thanks
[13:06] <Moae> iceroot: i have an HD3200 integrated videocard
[13:07] <Moae> iceroot: ok, i want to hear the sound with the television speakers via HDMI cable
[13:07] <iceroot> Moae: please ask the channel in one line, i dont now anything about hdmi, just want to help you, to ask a good question and get fast usefull answers
[13:08] <Moae> iceroot: ok sorry i didn't understand before ehehe
[13:08] <Cerulean> Hi. I've just installed 9.04 and I'm trying to get the Nvidia driver to work with my Geforce GTX 285 card. I've installed nvidia-glx-180 and ran nvidia-xconfig, but X fails to start when the "nvidia" driver is enabled (Xorg.0.log http://pastebin.com/m5ad1427f)
[13:08] <Cerulean> things work fine when I use the "nv" driver. Any suggestions?
[13:09] <SucbbusZD> Use the nv driver? Sorry, just a suggestion.
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: try the 190 driver, there are guides to add the repo
[13:09] <Cerulean> ActionParsnip: great, thanks.
[13:09] <lizzzy> So, I tried installing eclipse following the instructions on this link: http://flurdy.com/docs/eclipse/install.html What do I have to replace the xxxx with?
[13:10] <iceroot> lizzzy: why not using  sudo apt-get install eclipse?
[13:10] <lizzzy> Oh ok. I'll do that :)
[13:11] <Moae> hi again, i want to hear sounds with my TV speakers, i have ubuntu 9.04 64 bit, ati hd3200 integrated video card, Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)
[13:11] <Moae> alsa 1.0.21, and latest ati drivers
[13:11] <kisuke> moae how are you tring to connect?
[13:12] <kisuke> moae to tv i mean
[13:12] <Moae> via hdmi cable
[13:12] <Moae> sure
[13:12] <DaveCo> I have a question: i have put quite a lot of time and thought into the layout of my open office tool bars, and need to reinstall, but I would like to somehow keep the customizations that i have made. anyone know how?
[13:12] <SucbbusZD> Moae, Why not run a male 3.5mm audio jack to duel male rca to your tv, then just set the tv to whatever AV you need?
[13:12] <Moae> kisuke: with aplay -l the hdmi audi device doesn't appear
[13:13] <kisuke> moae as i recall hdmi is video only and you need a seperate audio  cable
[13:13] <gartral> DaveCo: backup your ./.onpenoffice folder
[13:13] <Moae> SucbbusZD: i want to use the hdmi, the analog speakers work well
[13:13] <llutz> DaveCo: save ~/.openoffice.org
[13:13] <Moae> kisuke: what you say? the hdmi is for both audio and video
[13:14] <Moae> kisuke: i'm sure of this
[13:14] <Pici> Moae: I did this recently, with my HTPC.  If you use alsamixer -c1    do you see a single mixer?
[13:14] <kisuke> moae not wired it before and been a while scence i looked doble checking now sorry if wrong
[13:14] <DaveCo> llutz: Thanks!
[13:14] <mo0nykit> Hello! After compiling the kernel with make-kpkg, I get two .deb files (linux-image and linux-headers). Then I installed both .debs. My question is, can I now delete my source tree? My concern is I might need the source tree and the build targets later. I'm thinking it's safe to delete my source tree and build targets because I already have the corresponding linux-headers installed. Am I right?
[13:15] <llutz> mo0nykit: you can
[13:15] <mo0nykit> llutz: thanks!
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> mo0nykit: keep it if you want
[13:15] <Moae> PiCi: no it says me invalid card numbre
[13:15] <kisuke> moae nvm you were right i was thinking of component sorry
[13:15] <Pici> Moae: One moment, let me ssh into that computer, I don't have physical access at the moment.
[13:15] <Moae> kisuke: no problem man ehehe
[13:16] <onats> help, i restarted my machine, now i can't log into X
[13:16] <mo0nykit> ActionParsnip: "if you want" <-- meaning it's safe to remove? :) It eats up a lot of disk space (only have 8GB on a VirtualBox)
[13:16] <onats> i am getting an error called "No Screens Found"
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> mo0nykit: sure, the system is installed so the source is now not doing anthing, you can keep it if you wish
[13:17] <mo0nykit> ActionParsnip: thanks thanks
[13:17] <Moae> Pici: ok
[13:17] <Pici> Moae: So you don't see something like this with aplay -l? http://paste.ubuntu.com/281244/
[13:18] <Moae> Pici: i don't see this part http://paste.ubuntu.com/281245/
[13:19] <Moae> Pici: i see only this http://paste.ubuntu.com/281246/
[13:19] <mo0nykit> Another question: For any program installed from source using "make install", does it follow that it can be cleanly removed using "make install -c" ?
[13:19] <Pici> Moae: Do you have the ATI drivers installed from the Hardware Drivers tool?
[13:20] <Moae> Pici: yes, but i have installed the latest ati driver too
[13:20] <joaopinto> mo0nykit, no, a lot of makefiles do not provide an uninstall rule
[13:20] <joaopinto> mo0nykit, you should use checkinstall to build .debs from source based builds
[13:20] <Moae> Pici: downloading the .run file
[13:21] <llutz> !checkinstall | mo0nykit
[13:21] <ibrahim> hey tsup gays
[13:21] <xacket> can anyone tell me why youtube viedeos won't play in High Quality on Adobi Flash Player?
[13:21] <ibrahim> i dont knw
[13:21] <przemek_> o dzieki!!!
[13:21] <mo0nykit> joaopinto: okay.. so it depends on the makefile. I'll check out CheckInstall.
[13:21] <przemek_> dziaa
[13:22] <Pici> !pl | przemek_
[13:22] <przemek_> czester a jaki masz pomysl z tym amarokiem?
[13:22] <Moae> Pici: i have alsa 1.0.21 too
[13:22] <ibrahim> hey lestern i have my ubuntu 9.04 64 bit but it wont accept flash player
[13:22] <spirit-sight> I have my update manger with grayed out items that can not be installed and when I click on check it says updating cache and does nothing, help please?
[13:23] <Pici> Moae: I'm doing some version number comparisons, since I'm not on 9.04 I'm looking to see what you might be missing
[13:23] <mo0nykit> What entry in the Makefile should I look for to know if it provides an uninstall rule?
[13:23] <joaopinto> spirit-sight, are you upgrading to karmic ?
[13:24] <unefa> hello... how do i find out what my ubuntu system footprint size is?
[13:24] <spirit-sight> I am already have karmic on system, its great!
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> unefa: df -h
[13:24] <Moae> Pici: what version number? about ati drivers?
[13:24] <joaopinto> spirit-sight, then you already asked on the correct channel, #ubuntu+1, and there is no point repeating it here ;)
[13:24] <xacket> what's a system footprint?
[13:24] <Pici> Moae: Yes. I'm using xorg-driver-fglrx | 2:8.660-0ubuntu2
[13:25] <spirit-sight> no response on that channel joaopinto that why ask here, I figureed it could be just a genral question
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> xacket: i think s/he means the space used on the internal drive to store the oS, lets see
[13:26] <shai> iceroot, I donno man... i tried searching for that 9.04 net installer... but I didn't find it yet....
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> spirit-sight: its not officially released so its not supported in the official channels, its why +1 exists
[13:26] <xacket> can anyone tell me why youtube viedeos won't play in High Quality on Adobi Flash Player?
[13:26] <unefa> yes... i have a 4.9 gb footprint and i'm using xubuntu. i would like to create a live cd with the apps i isntalled on it ...
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> xacket: are you running a 64bit ubuntu?
[13:27] <Moae> Pici: zorg-driver-fglrx 2:8,600
[13:27] <xacket> ActionParsnip, no
[13:27] <Moae> Pici: sorry xorg*
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> xacket: have you got the latest flash plugin from the repos?
[13:27] <xacket> ActionParsnip, yes
[13:27] <unefa> but when i do a remastersys backup, the computer hangs up.  is my footprint too large or what?
[13:27] <Moae> Pici: you use the Karmic?
[13:27] <Pici> Moae: Yes.
[13:27] <xacket> what version is the latest and how do i confirm?
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> xacket: have you installed and configured video drivers?
[13:28] <Pici> Moae: I need to step away from my desk for a few minutes.  I'll be back in a few.
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> xacket: about: plugins      without the space
[13:28] <xacket> what would video drivers have to do with sound?
[13:28] <xacket> about:plugins ?
[13:28] <gartral> xacket: vid/sound combo cards
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> xacket: the question was regarding youtube video playing in high quality...no?
[13:29] <udssr_shorty> Hi! Does anybody know a script/application/plugin/... to generate thumbnails of all image files of a folder (including subfolders)? But the thumbnails should be stored in /home/USER/.thumbnails in the right filename-format so that nautilus/konquer can handle them
[13:29] <Moae> Pici: ok
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> xacket: yes, thats why i put the space too ;)
[13:30] <xacket> ActionParsnip, oh yes, that's what I meant sorry
[13:30] <shai> Does anyone know where the 9.04 Netinstaller image is?
[13:30] <llutz> udssr_shorty: use convert in a for-loop
[13:30] <unefa> i've tried to remastersys several times, but the pc keeps hanging up during the backup process
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> udssr_shorty: you could use imagemagick to create small version of the file
[13:30] <kisuke> ibrahim google "install flash player ubuntu 64 bit" should be in top five my fire fox just died on me otherwise i would give you a link
[13:30] <pambot_ftw> http : //www
[13:30] <xacket> ActionParsnip, it says I have SWF installed
[13:30] <pambot_ftw> what i meant sorry
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> xacket: get rid of that and install the adobe one
[13:31] <xacket> ActionParsnip, how?
[13:32] <udssr_shorty> llutz, ActionParsnip can i not just use eg. nautilus functionallity for this? because if i open a folder in nautilus it generates the thumbnails automatic?
[13:32] <onats> help, i can't login to my X serevr
[13:32] <onats> server
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> udssr_shorty: not sure, i dont use it
[13:32] <pambot_ftw> ist ja onats can i not just use eg
[13:32] <onats> No Screens Found
[13:32] <udssr_shorty> ActionParsnip, do you know how to access this nautilus functionality?
[13:33] <Moae> afk
[13:33] <xacket> ActionParsnip, how?
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> xacket: search synaptic for flash and remove swfplayer and any flashes at all
[13:33] <pambot_ftw> xacket, oh yes, that's what i meant sorry
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> udssr_shorty: i dont use it
[13:33] <xacket> xacket, that would mean removing adobe flash as well
[13:33] <pambot_ftw> xacket : use convert in a
[13:33] <xacket> pambot_ftw, what?
[13:33] <Moae> back again
[13:35] <yoyo> dika
[13:35] <SteveRox> hi, i installed moblin on my eee pc and karmic was installed. But the grub of moblin i cant choose ubuntu. how i can fix that grub (2) loads all my systems?
[13:35] <arand> xacket: Do a search for "flash" in synaptic and remove everything except flashplugin-installer
[13:35] <pambot_ftw> convert in a arand
[13:35] <pambot_ftw> SteveRox, how are you a robot, isn't it ?
[13:35] <mo0nykit> Hello! Here's my situation. I installed octave from the jaunty repos. Then, I changed the /etc/apt/sources.list to refer to the karmic repos (then a "sudo apt-get update"). When I did "sudo apt-get remove octave", it complains that "octave is not installed". Then I switched back to the jaunty repos, and now I can uninstall octave. I just want to confirm: Does the package manager depend on sources.list to know which packages are installed?
[13:36] <kisuke> onats use " sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org" and make sure to use vesa drivers see also http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/x-server-cant-start-error-no-screens-found-378077/
[13:36] <Moae> Pici: when you come back call me :D
[13:36] <SteveRox> no ;)
[13:36] <shai> Anyone know where the 9.04 Netinstaller image is?
[13:36] <mo0nykit> shai, you mean the Minimal CD?
[13:37] <shai> mo0nykit, do I ?
[13:37] <shai> mo0nykit, is that what's its called? Not a net installer?
[13:37] <onats> kisuke, thanks for the link. reading it. however, when i do reconfigure xserver-xorg, i dont get any prompts for anything related to display
[13:37] <onats> kisuke, can this be a sign that my video card got busted?
[13:37] <shai> mo0nykit, I just want to burn this small CD and be able to install Ubuntu from a mirror site (ie. from the net)
[13:37] <pambot_ftw> i can't login to my x serevr
[13:38] <kokozedman> hey guys, i'm new to Ubuntu, and i find it really easy and fun to use
[13:38] <kisuke> shai why netinstaller? why not use the full disk?
[13:38] <pambot_ftw> octave is not installed
[13:38] <kokozedman> but i'd like to know one thing: is there a bleeding edge packages in Ubuntu?
[13:38] <mo0nykit> shai, yes that's it. you can google Ubuntu Minimal CD. I forgot the http address.
[13:38] <shai> kisuke, 1. cuz I only have with me a small CD (approx. 200mb) and another that is 650mb (not 700mb as required)... so I need something small, to install the rest from the net (ie. mirror)
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> kokozedman: id use stable until you are comfortable with the OS
[13:39] <pambot_ftw> a small cd approx
[13:39] <kokozedman> i want to use aria2 v1.6.0
[13:39] <kisuke> onats possable also try googleing the error you gave me th link is here: xserver no screens found
[13:39] <pambot_ftw> not use the full disk ?
[13:39] <shai> mo0nykit, I will... thank you.
[13:39] <kokozedman> ActionParsnip: why?
[13:39] <mo0nykit> shai, np :)
[13:39] <kisuke> shai then you want a minamal CD i do belave
[13:39] <pambot_ftw> error you gave me th link is here : xserver no screens found
[13:39] <shai> kisuke, Seems that way... since mo0nykit suggested it.. I'll google for it thanks!
[13:40] <kisuke> shai one min ill give you a link just had it up
[13:40] <kokozedman> ActionParsnip: it's not that hard to do things in it; i do a lot of downloads, and the provided 1.1.5 isn't having the feature that i need
[13:40] <shai> kisuke, no need... found it :)
[13:40] <kisuke> onats sorry wrong feild
[13:40] <OriWB> Can someone hekp me use cubase? I installed it through wine, but i cantget it to run
[13:40] <shai> kisuke, Its here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[13:41] <shai> kisuke, I just had to look for the right thing... I was looking for "net installer" and "netinstall" and NOT "minimal CD"
[13:41] <kokozedman> i was thinking of compiling from source, but the development tools are not yet installed; and i can't do installation at this time
[13:41] <kisuke> onat http://www.google.com/search?q=xserver+no+screens+found&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> kokozedman: bleeding edge can have issues which you wont be able to troubleshoot with so little knowledge of the OS
[13:41] <SteveRox> hi, i installed moblin on my eee pc and karmic was installed. But the grub of moblin i cant choose ubuntu. how i can fix that grub (2) loads all my systems?
[13:41] <kokozedman> ActionParsnip: i have been a long-time Linux user; and the packages that i'm going to use are not that critical
[13:42] <kokozedman> could you help me get that one package bleeding please ;)
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> kokozedman: http://ppa-search.appspot.com/
[13:42] <kokozedman> i was just switching over to Ubuntu; that's all, i'm actually been from Gentoo
[13:42] <kokozedman> ok, thanks
[13:43] <OriWB> Can someone help me run cubase?
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> kokozedman: you can search for the dev's ppas to get stuff, theres a bleeding edge Xorg and 190 nvidia drivers that I know of
[13:43] <Moae> back again
[13:44] <devD> I have installed 'kubuntu-desktop' in my ubuntu and when I restarted and started kde , there was no network not even any system, places and application icons.
[13:44] <kokozedman> ActionParsnip: there is not aria2 in there; btw, what does PPA means?
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> kokozedman: you could also compile from source
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | kokozedman
[13:45] <xacket> arand, what do I do after that ?
[13:45] <kokozedman> i guess i'll have to compile from source; what package do i need to install in order to get all gcc, g++, make, ... stuffs?
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> devD: I'd ask in #kubuntu
[13:46] <devD> ActionParsnip, ok
[13:46] <arand> xacket: restart all firefox instances an see if it works?
[13:46] <xacket> arand, what should occur?
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> mo0nykit: you have upgraded to karmic in te incorrect manner
[13:46] <arand> xacket: Youtube should work?
[13:46] <llutz> kokozedman: 1st build-essential and -dev packages depending on what you try to compile
[13:47] <xacket> ActionParsnip, is this good advice arand is giving me?
[13:47] <ActionParsnip> !info build-essential | kokozedman
[13:47] <timber> anyone can tell me how can i recover multiple items from the trash? my trash have some items but when i open it the trash don't show the items
[13:47] <ActionParsnip> xacket: huh?
[13:48] <arand> ActionParsnip: I've instructed to remove everything except flashplugin-installer and then restart firefox.
[13:48] <mo0nykit> ActionParsnip: i did not intend to upgrade to karmic. I just switched repos temporarily in order to get the 2.6.31 kernel sources (with Ubuntu patch 11.36).
[13:48] <Aalinux> After unmount the pendrive , the light of pendrive is still on, but it is off on windows . Why?
[13:49] <mo0nykit> If I install openbox from source, can I uninstall it using "make install -c" ? If not, how do I know, by looking at the Makefile?
[13:49] <xacket> he's telling me to uninstall everything that comes up under 'flash' in synaptic, except flashplugin-installer, then flash is supposed to work in firefox I guess
[13:49] <Moae> Pici: are you there?
[13:50] <Pici> Moae: Just got back
[13:50] <llutz> mo0nykit: use checkinstall and don't worry
[13:50] <mortal> does anyone else have karmic gdm failing dpkg configure?
[13:50] <Pici> Moae : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[13:50] <Pici> Moae: sorry, not you.
[13:50] <xacket> ActionParsnip, he's telling me to uninstall everything that comes up under 'flash' in synaptic, except flashplugin-installer, then flash is supposed to work in firefox I guess
[13:50] <Pici> mortal: Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic
[13:51] <mo0nykit> llutz: okay thanks. I forgot to look up that I need to "make" before "sudo checkinstall" :)
[13:51] <devD> I have removed a package through 'yum remove package' but it has freed only 45 KB space whereas it took 400 MB while installing that package.
[13:51] <jrib> devD: ubuntu doesn't use yum...
[13:51] <arand> mo0nykit: Does apt-get throw any particular errors when trying to install anything?
[13:51] <Der_Trolly> HRY FRESH UBUNTUS!
[13:51] <Der_Trolly> EVERYTHING FRESH WITH YOU?!?!?!?!?
[13:51] <Der_Trolly> YEAH!
[13:52] <arand> mo0nykit: or is that still an issue after the karmic kafuffle?
[13:52] <devD> jrib, sorry it was "sudo apt-get remove package" not yum, actually I am habitual of fedora and switched to ubuntu .
[13:52] <jrib> Der_Trolly: stay on-topic (in lowercase) please.  Topic is : Ubuntu support
[13:52] <Der_Trolly> Lesson today: Germany in German.
[13:52] <llutz> !ops | Der_Trolly trolling
[13:52] <jrib> devD: the package probably has dependencies that you didn't remove
[13:52] <mo0nykit> arand: Are you talking about my question about octave? Upon installing from the jaunty repos, no. But while my repos was still with karmic, (and doing a "sudo apt-get remove octave"), it complains that octave isn't installed
[13:52] <Der_Trolly> Wikimedia Community logo 	Hilf mit, die Zukunft von Wikipedia und den Schwesterprojekten mitzugestalten.
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[13:53] <ActionParsnip> xacket: yes, if you have more than 1 flash plugin you get issues. The adobe one has the full range of flash abilities which may not be in the open plugins
[13:53] <Der_Trolly> Ihre Spenden helfen, Wikipedia zu betreiben.
[13:53] <Der_Trolly> Deutschland
[13:53] <FloodBot3> Der_Trolly: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:53] <Der_Trolly> aus Wikipedia, der freien Enzyklopädie
[13:53] <devD> jrib, but there must be some automated way to uninstall all those dependencies
[13:53] <ActionParsnip> xacket: stuff like gnash and swfdec need pulling out and the adobe flash player putting in
[13:53] <jrib> devD: use "autoremove" in apt-get
[13:53] <arand> mo0nykit: but no lasting issues then? (I recently had that, hence my inquiry)
[13:53] <ActionParsnip> xacket: alternatively you can uninstall ALL flash plugins and browse to a flash based site and the plugin will be offered to you
[13:54] <devD> jrib, I have done this too after googling but It does nothing
[13:54] <mo0nykit> arand: So I switched back to the jaunty repos, and successfully uninstalled octave. I just want to confirm my observation that apt-get depends on the current sources.list to check what packages are installed.
[13:54] <jrib> devD: check manually if dependencies are the issue
[13:54] <kisuke> mo0nykit yes it does
[13:54] <mo0nykit> arand: so far there are no nagging issues after switching back to the jaunty repos :)
[13:54] <mo0nykit> thanks for the confirmation kisuke
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> mo0nykit: apt-get uses sources.list to know where to get debs from, you do NOT change the file to get the next release, this is not the advised way at all and can give a bad system
[13:56] <Moae> uit
[13:56] <Moae> quit
[13:56] <erUSUL> Moae: /quit
[13:56] <Pici> Moae: Could you check if theres a bios option for enabling the HD audio and/or hdmi audio.  You may want to see this as well:                 I didn't find it yet....
[13:56] <Pici> Bad timing :(
[13:56] <timber> How can i recover items from trash?
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> !trash
[13:57] <mo0nykit> ActionParsnip: oh, thanks for the heads-up. What should have I done to get the 2.6.31 kernel and the latest Ubuntu patches?
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> timber: navigate to ~/.local/share/Trash
[13:57] <erUSUL> timber: open trash copy or move files out of there to somewhere else
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> mo0nykit: sudo update-manager -d
[13:57] <timber> erUSUL: but the items doesn't appear there
[13:57] <kisuke> timber right click the item in the trashbin and select restore item
[13:57] <timber> ActionParsnip: i'll try
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> timber: thats where trash is stored
[13:58] <erUSUL> timber: then they are not in trash... how did you remove them ?
[13:58] <mo0nykit> ActionParsnip: I mean the kernel sources. Okay, I'll look up what update-manager does :)
[13:59] <timber> erUSUL: they are there, because when i put the pointer over the icon, appear a message "34 items on trash", but when i open the trash the items doesn't appear
[13:59] <shai> mo0nykit, I got that 9.04 image... but the problem is, is that it won't go past the boot: right after ISOLINUX 3.63 ... step. That didn't happen with 6.06 Dapper.
[13:59] <shai> mo0nykit, any ideas?
[13:59] <xacket> ActionParsnip, how do you run flashplugin-installer?
[14:00] <mo0nykit> ActionParsnip: uhh.. I only wanted to get the latest kernel, not upgrade to karmic. I gave "sudo update-manager -d" a try, but I can't see the 2.6.31 kernel sources. Any ideas?
[14:00] <timber> ActionParsnip:
[14:00] <timber> ops
[14:00] <timber> ActionParsnip: thank you, i got it
[14:00] <erUSUL> timber: then look where ActionParsnip told you
[14:01] <shai> mo0nykit, I could try Ubuntu 8.10 "Intrepid Ibex" Minimal CD ...
[14:01] <mo0nykit> shai: Press Enter? (sorry, I don't mean to think you're silly), that's the only thing I know for now. Pressing Enter gets me through to the setup screens.
[14:01] <timber> erUSUL: i got it, the items are there, do you have an idea about how this happenedw
[14:01] <kisuke> shai how long does it hang for?
[14:01] <timber> erUSUL: ?
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> xacket: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[14:01] <mo0nykit> shai: What do you get after pressing Enter at the "boot: " prompt? Does it crash?
[14:01] <shai> mo0nykit, OMG !
[14:01]  * shai is so stupid!
[14:02] <mo0nykit> shai: :P
[14:02] <erUSUL> timber: no; maybe they are hidden files ? do their names begin with a dot ?
[14:02] <devD> is there some way in ubuntu to restore the system in some earlier settings like in windows.
[14:02] <shai> mo0nykit, I didn't even consider pressing Enter there... :(
[14:02] <erUSUL> devD: no
[14:02] <timber> erUSUL: no, they aren't hidden
[14:02]  * shai goes to a corner to cry
[14:02] <erUSUL> timber: then i dunno
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> devD: you have to implement ityourself in some fashion
[14:03] <mo0nykit> shai: hehe.. Well, the first time I got to the "boot: " prompt, I was thinking... "Ooh.. What might Enter do?" :D
[14:03] <Guest92492> can anyone send me an invitation on pidgin??????
[14:03] <shai> mo0nykit, Since when is there a small boot: line? its always some type of meny ... ya know?
[14:03] <kisuke> guest92492 what do you mean im useing pidgin
[14:03] <xacket> ActionParsnip, I thought I had to use flashplugin-installer
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> xacket: the installer installs nonfree, may as well cut out the middle man
[14:04] <Guest92492> i have pidgin but cannot chat............
[14:04] <mo0nykit> shai: Probably because it's a Minimal CD. Is this the first time you tried a Minimal CD?
[14:04] <timber> erUSUL: ok, i'll try to remove some file to see if it happens again
[14:04] <jx> how to jion in  #ubuntu-cn
[14:04] <erUSUL> timber: ok;
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> Guest92492: so yuo didnt get my pm?
[14:04] <erUSUL> jx: /join #ubuntu-cn
[14:04] <shai> mo0nykit, indeed... I'm not a Mini.iso virgin now :)
[14:05] <jx> ok   bye
[14:05] <kisuke>  Guest92492 have you registered you accounts on pidgin yet?
[14:05] <Guest92492> no how to do it????
[14:05] <mo0nykit> shai: hehe :) I used a Minimal CD on an old computer, but the RAM was kaput, so I never got to finish setting it up.
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> !register | Guest92492
[14:06] <shai> mo0nykit, well... all I want is to use it for X11 Forwarding to my Windows box...
[14:06] <shai> mo0nykit, so the smaller the better.
[14:06] <vm> I have just installed steam, using playonlinux, is there a way that i can just put the cachefiles for the game in a folder like i do in windows instead of having to download the whole lot again??
   thank u
[14:07] <mo0nykit> shai: Yes, that a good idea. Do you need a GUI on that machine? You can install just a command line Ubuntu
[14:07] <erUSUL> jx: no problem
[14:07] <shai> mo0nykit, I'm not sure I could get X apps without setting up X ... do you?
[14:07] <Um_cara_qualquer> excuse me, but my emesene doesn't show some photos... it is not the extension, i already verified... how can i fix it?
[14:08] <mo0nykit> shai: uhh.. That I do not know :) I haven't tried X11 forwarding yet
[14:08] <shai> mo0nykit, note to self ...
[14:08] <shai> ;)
[14:09] <mo0nykit> shai: hehe.. nor do I know how to set up the X server from scratch. I was looking for X.org documentation on their site, but couldn't find any. Do you know where I could find some comprehensive docs and tutorials about X?
[14:10] <shai> mo0nykit, I wrote a blog about something that I did... I can PM you (donno if its appropriate to paste its link here).
[14:10] <timber> erUSUL: didn't happen...but if i remove many files, the items disappear
[14:11] <mo0nykit> shai: Well, if you meant to write that blog entry to help others, why not paste the link here so everyone else can benefit? If that's ok with you..
[14:11] <erUSUL> timber: :1 never seen that ... if you can reproduce it easily you can fill a bug report
[14:11] <erUSUL> !bug | timber
[14:12] <bisc> afternoon all
[14:12] <vm> hi
[14:12] <vm> I have just installed steam, using playonlinux, is there a way that i can just put the cachefiles for the game in a folder like i do in windows instead of having to download the whole lot again??
[14:13] <timber> erUSUL: ubottu: thanks, i'll report it...there's some formalism to do this?
[14:13] <bisc> can anyone help me figure out why 1. The kernel doesn't allow selection of any VESA modes, and 2. Why GDM/X seem to think they know better than me and keep picking 1280x1024 even though I've manually put just 1024x768 in xorg.conf
[14:13] <shai> mo0nykit, I don't mind at all http://bit.ly/1xgOw4
[14:13] <mo0nykit> shai: Thanks!
[14:14] <shai> mo0nykit, I hope that gives some pointers if not allow you to do exactly what that blog intends.
[14:14] <kisuke> vm playonlinux is a front end for wine and sets a dir for the C: that "windows" sees i dont remember whgat it is off the top of my head
[14:15] <mo0nykit> shai: okay thanks. Really I couldn't it understand it at this point. I wanted to know the inner workings of X :)
[14:15] <erUSUL> timber: go here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug and follow the steps in thwe web page
[14:15] <erUSUL> timber: you must be registered in launchpad though
[14:16] <shai> mo0nykit, so I don't think that blog post will give you that ...
[14:16] <jacquesdupontd> hi
[14:16] <jacquesdupontd> i've got the weird intuition that my amd athlon 1800 xp is not well used in ubuntu jaunty is there something to do ?
[14:16] <mo0nykit> shai: Yeah, thanks anyway :) I'll find that useful later..
[14:17] <shai> mo0nykit, Indeed... I use it daily.
[14:17] <shai> mo0nykit, bbiab :)
[14:18] <mo0nykit> shai: okay sure
[14:18] <timber> erUSUL: i'm registering now.
[14:19] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: define not well used
[14:20] <jacquesdupontd> hm warsow is lagging not depending on what settings i put
[14:20] <indus> Moae: hi
[14:20] <indus> Moae: you still here
[14:20] <jacquesdupontd> only lagging when i see other players on the screen erUSUL
[14:20] <timber> erUSUL: the problem is that i have a exam about automata theory today and this bug is taking longer than it should
[14:20] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, sometimes it's also stopping applications
[14:21] <erUSUL> timber: there is no hurry; you can do it any day you want
[14:21] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: anything in the logs?
[14:21] <jacquesdupontd> nope
[14:21] <Moae> i have another question for you all :D
[14:22] <jacquesdupontd> im gonna do a memtest but i'm not sure it will do anything about it
[14:22] <kam00zy> ole people
[14:22] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, you got any other idea before i go ?
[14:22] <vm> kisuke: thankyou, found the steamapps directory
[14:22] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: no; with that info no
[14:22] <kashogi> hi can anyone help i need to know what hardware tool i can purchase for harddrive recovery tool
[14:22] <fedrawi> http://www.fpaste.org/sTNb/ system 32 or 64
[14:22] <kam00zy> who here knows how to make a ubuntu live usb from windows
[14:22] <kisuke> vm kk your welcome
[14:22] <kam00zy> ?
[14:23] <erUSUL> !usb
[14:23] <Moae> i have a TV LG 37" 100Hz full hd, but i can set over 60hz, my grafic card is a ATI HD3200 and i run Ubuntu 9.04
[14:23] <kam00zy> O_o
[14:23] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, thx for trying to help
[14:23] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: no problem
[14:23] <timber> erUSUL: yeah, i thought about it....the registration is very slow
[14:23] <fedrawi> i install upunto 32 put i have ram 4g but reding 3g ?
[14:24] <Moae> sorry i want to say "i can't set over 60hz"
[14:24] <kam00zy> u need 64 bit
[14:24] <Alien_Freak> hey all.  I'm trying to install Ubuntu 9.04 and I have dual monitor, when I try to boot the install CD, I get a little acid trip going on.. but no response other wise
[14:24] <kam00zy> x86 only reads 3gb
[14:24] <fedrawi> kam00zy,  sorry english letr letr
[14:24] <dubandy> EXT3 vs EXT4 Go flame war go!
[14:24] <kam00zy> err
[14:25] <kam00zy> u have 32 bit ubuntu... u need 64 bit
[14:25] <kam00zy> 32 bit version only reads 3gb
[14:25] <timber> the package for the trash is the ubuntu kernel?
[14:25] <unefa> hello again. does anyone here have experience using remastersys to create live-cd's?
[14:25] <kam00zy> what are u trying to do unefa?
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> dubandy: thats offtopic here
[14:26] <fedrawi> kam00zy,  yes 32bit reads 3
[14:26] <fedrawi> i my ram 4
[14:27] <kam00zy> yes so get 64 bit
[14:27] <kam00zy> itll read up to 128gb
[14:27] <kam00zy> ;)
[14:27] <ActionParsnip> fedrawi: you can gert more ram accessed by 32bit with PAE
[14:27] <kam00zy> or that ^^
[14:27] <Moae> anyone can help me with my problem? i have a TV LG 37" 100Hz full hd, but i can't set over 60hz, my grafic card is a ATI HD3200 and i run Ubuntu 9.04, latest ati drivers, connected at the TV via HDMI cable
[14:27] <unefa> I have xubuntu 9.04 with some special applications for my classroom use installed (R and some packages, geany, kile, etc.) and would like to create a live-cd with that, but when i do a "remastersys backup", the pc freezes at some point
[14:27] <ActionParsnip> kam00zy: 64bit can read silly amounts of ram, much more than 128Gb
[14:27] <indus> Moae: hi
[14:27] <kam00zy> i thought it was only 128
[14:28] <kam00zy> actually
[14:28] <kisuke> moae you live in the Us or europe?
[14:28] <unefa> kamoozy: when i execute remastersys my pc freezes and i have to hit the reset button
[14:28] <kam00zy> i guess if u think about it it would be more like 512
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> kam00zy:  17.2 billion gigabytes, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/64-bit
[14:29] <kam00zy> unefa do u have the iso?
[14:29] <fedrawi> kam00zy, http://www.fpaste.org/sTNb/
[14:29] <kam00zy> holly hell
[14:29] <kam00zy> O_o
[14:29] <fedrawi> ActionParsnip, http://www.fpaste.org/sTNb/
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> kam00zy: 2^64
[14:29] <unefa> kam00zy: that's the point- i cant create the iso bcos when i run remastersys my pc freezes
[14:29]  * kam00zy just shat himself
[14:30] <Pici> !language | kam00zy
[14:30] <ActionParsnip> kam00zy: like i said, bit more than 128Gb
[14:30] <MenZa> kam00zy: if you're having problems realising how much that is, 17.2 billion gigs, 16.8 million terabytes or 16 exabytes of RAM is what that is.
[14:30] <kam00zy> well make the iso using something else and u can burn it by either mounting it or use another prog that can burn directly from iso
[14:30] <kam00zy> MenZa i realize how much it is haha
[14:30] <ActionParsnip> kam00zy: should keep us covered for a bit eh
[14:31] <kam00zy> haha
[14:31] <kam00zy> well the way we are expanding
[14:31] <kam00zy> its 3x every 6 years
[14:31] <unefa> kam00zy: how can i make a live-cd iso with something else other than remastersys?
[14:31] <WaRia_ManiEs_SMG> ver matrix.dal.net 7000
[14:31] <kam00zy> soo how long would that take
[14:31] <ActionParsnip> kam00zy: prefetch = on ;)
[14:31] <kam00zy> lol
[14:32] <kam00zy> err unefa im still wondering what ur trying to do
[14:32] <dalekleader> PLEASE help with dual video cards, i have all 4 monitors up and running but the second video card only has an X for mouse pointer
[14:32] <ActionParsnip> kam00zy: some silly long time
[14:32] <kam00zy> are u makeing ur own distro
[14:33] <Forgiven> Hello, why does '$ which mythfrontend | cat' not work?
[14:33] <kam00zy> or do u have one already and u wanna make it into a live cd?
[14:33] <erUSUL> !u | kam00zy
[14:33] <Guest92492> some one help me plz........
[14:33] <yazzyb> hi can any one talk me through a tar install
[14:33] <erUSUL> !compile | yazzyb
[14:33] <kam00zy> are we not allowed to say u here?
[14:33] <kam00zy> lol
[14:34] <Guest92492> hello.............
[14:34] <erUSUL> kam00zy: you are allowed to say it. we ask you politely not to do it to help no native speakers
[14:34] <kam00zy> ok will do
[14:34] <kokozedman> ActionParsnip: compilation works great! :D thank you
[14:34] <brb> hello.........
[14:34] <kam00zy> also who wants to tell me how to make a live usb from iso off of windows
[14:34] <kam00zy> i forgot my dvd athome
[14:34] <MenZa> brb: Hello. Is there anything we can do to help you?
[14:34] <kam00zy> :(
[14:35] <paololino> sorry, what is the name of the ubuntu channel in italian
[14:35] <MenZa> #ubuntu-it, paololino
[14:35] <san> Подскажи как откатить обновления в Ubuntu
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> kokozedman: its good fun, instead of make install you can use checkinstall. Makes a de for you :D
[14:35] <MenZa> !ru | san
[14:35] <Forgiven> Forgiven
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> deb
[14:35] <paololino> thank you!
[14:35] <dalekleader> any takers on my 4 monitor configuration issue?!
[14:35] <kam00zy> that sounds fun dalekleader :P
[14:35] <unefa> kam00zy: I installed xubuntu with some other applications.  I would like my students to have a live cd that would allow them to work with the same applications from any computer.  I understand that as remastersys creates a live-cd with your exact same configuration, it would seem like the right tool to do the job. but i'm having problems getting past the backup process
[14:36] <kokozedman> ActionParsnip: oh! neat stuff! :D
[14:36] <erUSUL> kam00zy: tried unetbooting
[14:36] <erUSUL> ?
[14:36] <Forgiven> Why does '$ which mythfrontend | cat' not work?
[14:36] <grouse> dalekleader, do you know what desktop you are running? gnome?
[14:36] <xacket> thanks ActionParsnip,
[14:36] <kam00zy> ooooo ok unefa
[14:36] <kam00zy> then i cant help u
[14:36] <kam00zy> i thought u already had the iso
[14:36] <ActionParsnip> xacket: flash all nice now?
[14:36] <dalekleader> kam00zy: it is, will be 8 when done.  but I cannot seem to get past the first 4
[14:36] <Forgiven> Also, could someone type my nickname so I can see if the nickname sound is working right, please?
[14:36] <unefa> btw: i have an amd64 processor, but i installed the 32bit version of xubuntu to make it as general as possible
[14:37] <dalekleader> grouse: gnome
[14:37] <stiga> hi anybody tell me how can open *3gp with amr codek
[14:37] <MenZa> !3gp | stiga
[14:37] <MenZa> !media | stiga
[14:37] <MenZa> Argh.
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> unefa: 64bit is fne for desktop duder
[14:37] <MenZa> !codecs > stiga
[14:37] <unefa> yes but some older computers in the lab dont have 64 bit processors
[14:38] <Alien_Freak> anyone know what package git-p4 is in?  I tried git-core and it wasn't included in there
[14:38] <Forgiven> Nevermind.  THX
[14:38] <andyL> hello
[14:38] <stiga> i use xmms or mplayer and qmmp but not working
[14:38] <MenZa> !find git-p4 | Alien_Freak
[14:39] <andyL> which ubuntu server version would be best for a database server 8.04 or 9.04
[14:39] <kisuke> stiga try useing vlc
[14:39] <stiga> oki
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> andyL: 8.04 is an LTS release so is supported longer
[14:39] <MenZa> andyL: If you're planning on running it for a while, 8.04. If you're planning on upgrading later, 9.04.
[14:39] <Alien_Freak> oops.. nvm.  I guess I didn't install git-core yet
[14:39] <unefa> now the problem is that when i run remastersys, it begins to do the squashfs process and then it just hangs up my pc.
[14:39] <MenZa> Alien_Freak: heh :)
[14:40] <andyL> ok
[14:41] <andyL> what version of python comes with 8.04
[14:41] <ValentineX> in xfce, when i connect USB, where can I see USB icon? not coming on desktop
[14:41] <joaopinto> andyL, check at packages.ubuntu.com
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> !info python hardy
[14:42] <andyL> thanks
[14:42] <unefa> my installed system has xubuntu with openoffice, kile (for latex), spanish support, R with some libraries and geany as an IDE.  All in all, it has a 4.9 Gb footprint
[14:42] <KingLui23> hi, can i lsit some commands in a file an execute them remotely with ssh?, i tried around but none of my tries worked.
[14:42] <KingLui23> list*
[14:42] <jrib> KingLui23: you mean a shell script?
[14:43] <KingLui23> yes but the shell script is local
[14:43] <KingLui23> and i loop through an host lsit an want that the commands in the shell script are executet on the remote host
[14:43] <andyL> !info python jaunty
[14:45] <joeb3_> KingLui23, for i in host1 host2; do ssh $i "command1;command2";done
[14:45] <KingLui23> joeb3_: yes i know that i can list them in one line, but is there any chacne that i can manage them local in one file and redirect the file to ssh someway
[14:46] <jrib> !away > NorwayGeek|Away
[14:47] <NorwayGeek|Away> ..
[14:47] <NorwayGeek|Away> im not using any away message
[14:47] <NorwayGeek|Away> im setting my nick.
[14:47] <jrib> NorwayGeek|Away: yes, please don't change your nick when you go away.  Use /away instead
[14:48] <metxas> hi
[14:48] <jrib> KingLui23: I guess you can use some trick where you feed the script to ssh's stdin and then cat it out remotely and execute that, I don't know
[14:48] <Guest29675> Cups-common appears in my update manager but nothing happens when i press apply update everything else updates fine
[14:48] <joeb3_> KingLui23, for i in host1 host2; do ssh $i "`cat yourfile`";done
[14:49] <joeb3_> KingLui23, not that
[14:49] <joeb3_> KingLui23, wrong window. the last one should work.
[14:50] <stiga> amr is not working in my vcl or another program for media
[14:50] <Cerulean> I'm trying to install the binary Nvidia driver. I've installed nvidia-glx-190 and nvidia-190-modaliases. The X server fails to start when I specify the "nvidia" driver, though, complaining that the kernel module failed to load. Sure enough, "modprobe nvidia" says: "FATAL: module nvidia not found."
[14:50] <hetOrakel> Hi, i've got a vostro 1700 with ubuntu 9.04 and everything works perfectly, except after a reboot i have no wifi. I have to disable wireless, disable networking and then everything back on. Sometimes twice or even more times before i get a connection.
[14:50] <KingLui23> ok ill play aroung with it
[14:50] <KingLui23> around*
[14:50] <Cerulean> I can't see any .ko file listed in nvidia-glx-190 either. What am I doing incorretly?
[14:50] <KingLui23> thought there is sth like ssh $myhost < myfile
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: is the DKMS compile taking place ok?
[14:50] <jrib> KingLui23: there is...
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: you could try the .run file from www.nvidia.com
[14:51] <Cerulean> ActionParsnip: I don't know the answer to that
[14:51] <Cerulean> ActionParsnip: is the .run file the manual installer?
[14:51] <joeb3_> KingLui23, that will work too
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: well when the command runs and you look at the screen, do you see DKMS build
[14:51] <lau> hi, how can i browse ubuntu old code ? for a specific package ? i tried at http://packages.ubuntu.com/fr/jaunty/openssh-server
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: yes you'll have to boot to root recovery mode to install it
[14:52] <joeb3_> KingLui23, for i in host1 host2; do ssh $i <yourfile;done
[14:52] <jrib> lau: "old code"?
[14:52] <lau> without any success, please give me some directions
[14:52] <KingLui23> joeb3_: taht doesnt work for me
[14:52] <jrib> lau: what do you mean by "old code"?
[14:52] <Cerulean> ActionParsnip: Which command are you referring to? If you mean "modprobe" then no, it only reports what I said above
[14:52] <saml> hey, how come screen -r  takes forver to start?
[14:52] <jrib> lau: jaunty is the current release, not old
[14:52] <saml> it takes about a minute
[14:52] <MenZa> saml: Maybe your screen is attached elsewhere.
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: no, the sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-190
[14:53] <KingLui23> joeb3_: thatnks anyway :)
[14:53] <saml> MenZa, same goes with screen after fresh boot
[14:53] <MenZa> hm, nothing running in it?
[14:53] <indus> Cerulean: 190? using karmic?
[14:54] <unefa> does anyone know of problems or issues with installing ubuntu using wubi to leave the windows partition unaffected and then running remastersys to make a live cd of your ubuntu system?
[14:54] <a-l-p-h-a> Is there a way to downgrade from Jaunty's suberversion (1.5.x) , to subversion 1.4.6 (hardys)?
[14:54] <Cerulean> ActionParsnip: here is the output: http://pastebin.com/m7455a4d2
[14:54] <Cerulean> indus: no, jaunty.
[14:54] <erUSUL> !pinning
[14:54] <bin1010> is keyserver.ubuntu down?  gpg --keyserver  hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371 --recv-key 881574DE  && gpg -a --export 881574DE | sudo  apt-key add -   keeps failing
[14:55] <indus> Cerulean: you want to install 190 ? isnt that a beta
[14:55] <erUSUL> bin1010: yes it is down
[14:55] <indus> bin1010: too much rush i suppose, keep trying in 5 min intervals
[14:55] <Cerulean> indus: I was having no success with 180 either.
[14:55] <unefa> someone was suggesting to me that maybe remastersys works with partitions or the entire hdd, so it wouldnt know what to do with a wubi-installed ubuntu?
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: the DKMS stage is not taking place
[14:55] <bin1010> ah, that would explain things...LOL...thanks
[14:55] <eminor> 190 is beta
[14:55] <erUSUL> bin1010: use another keyserver
[14:55] <grawity> bin1010: I guess it is. Try sudo apt-key adv --keyserver pool.sks-keyservers.net --recv-key 881574DE
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: dkms uses that package to create the .ko for your kernel
[14:56] <Guest29675>  Cups-common appears in my update manager but nothing happens when i press apply update, everything else updates fine
[14:56] <indus> Cerulean: i didnt know that 190 is available in jaunty, iam using karmic and iam still on 185
[14:56] <lau> jrib: you are right I mis spoke, i just would like to know how I can browse some openssh-server code ?
[14:56] <Cerulean> ActionParsnip: I did a full reinstall of 180 and can see the error you're talking about!
[14:56] <Cerulean> indus: it is
[14:56] <jrib> lau: are you on ubuntu now?
[14:56] <unefa> the same person suggested i just forget about wubi and re-install creating another partition on my hdd.  I have been afraid to do so for fear of loosing my windows data
[14:56] <grawity> Guest29675: Try doing 'sudo apt-get upgrade' from the Terminal.
[14:56] <lau> yes but hardy lts
[14:56] <lau> why jrib  ?
[14:57] <indus> Cerulean: strange, can someone here double check if nvidia 190 is in repos jaunty
[14:57] <Boohbah> lau: http://www.openssh.com/portable.html#mirrors
[14:57] <Cerulean> http://pastebin.com/m7aab6127
[14:57] <jrib> lau: apt-get source PACKAGE  will download the source package to your current working directory.  Optionally, on the page you linked to, you have tar.gz files containing source code on the right
[14:57] <grawity> unefa: gparted (the partitioning tool Ubuntu uses) can resize Windows' NTFS partitions, and does it without any problems.
[14:57] <erUSUL> unefa: many people resize their windows paritions to install ubuntu without data loss
[14:57] <Cerulean> indus: In my sources.lst I have deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/nvidia-vdpau/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[14:57] <indus> Cerulean: hmm i see it
[14:57] <unefa> do i need to bakup my data first?
[14:57] <eminor> indus, http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=nvidia&searchon=names&suite=jaunty&section=all
[14:57] <indus> Cerulean: aah a ppa
[14:57] <jrib> unefa: no.  Only if you care about it.
[14:57] <grawity> unefa: It's a good idea, but not very necessary.
[14:58] <Whitor> !firewall | me
[14:58] <grawity> unefa: When you boot from the Ubuntu CD, you have an option to use just a part of the disk - then you just tell it how much space to make.
[14:58] <indus> Cerulean: so whats the issue you are facing?
[14:58] <nabalm> #ubuntu-gr
[14:58] <erUSUL> unefa: it is allways a good idea if you really care about it (your master thesys )
[14:58] <robi> join #glogow
[14:58] <unefa> ok. can u lot break down the gparted process for me?
[14:58] <grawity> robi: You forgot a /
[14:59] <Boohbah> Baba_B00ie: nice nick!
[14:59] <bin1010> that got it...thanks  I have never seen that way of doing it..
[14:59] <unefa> say my windows disk is already partitioned into a 60MB and a 20MB partition
[14:59] <grawity> unefa: With the Ubuntu installer, there is no process (other than what I just described) -- boot, choose to install side-by-side, select how much space to reserve, get some $DRINK while it resizes things.
[14:59] <eminor> !gparted|unefa
[14:59] <grawity> unefa: ...you mean GB?
[14:59] <unefa> sorry GB yes
[14:59] <grawity> unefa: Anyway, you won't really encounter gparted yourself - it'll do everything automatically.
[15:00] <BorCh> Prompt me Refs.s on sites where khranyat'sya separately all packages of Ubuntu-9 (type of Ftp-serverov) Beforehand thankful
[15:00] <jrib> BorCh: what?
[15:00] <unefa> so regardless of how i have already partitioned my hdd within windows, gparted will do the job?
[15:00] <indus> f
[15:01] <indus> x
[15:01] <erUSUL> BorCh: i will get a shot at it... packages.ubuntu.com ?
[15:01] <andyL> do you guys know where i can get info on setting a usb stick with ubuntu so it can be installed on a system
[15:01] <taleb> hi, I am running ubuntu 9.04 jaunty ...is there any chance to know how to get the canon mx310 scanner to work...no info on the net...thanks
[15:01] <demonspork> how do I remove custom icons from folders and especially from Icons for external devices?  because after I set a custom icon, the icon doesn't change with my theme, and I don't want to have to manually set them each time
[15:01] <jrib> !install | andyL
[15:01] <erUSUL> !sane
[15:01] <BorCh> Prompt me Refs.s on ftp sites where khranyat'sya separately all packages of Ubuntu-9
[15:02] <h4f> andyL:search google for pendrivelinux
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> taleb: if you run: lsusb    you will get an identifier code of 8 Hex characters, you can websearch for that
[15:02] <punk>  y hello every1
[15:02] <indus> hi
[15:02] <indus> punk
[15:02] <punk> hey were r u
[15:02] <indus> taleb: did u try drivers from the canon site
[15:02] <jrib> !ru | BorCh
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> indus: chance would be a fine thing
[15:03] <demonspork> taleb, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=567647
[15:03] <indus> ActionParsnip: yeah
[15:03] <jrib> BorCh: there's also: #ubuntu-ua
[15:03] <punk> indus wre r u right now
[15:03] <indus> punk who are you
[15:03] <punk> more like ho r u
[15:04] <maco> !u
[15:04] <[fade]> when i wake laptop from sleep mode, it restarts X
[15:04] <punk> i have 2 go g-bye 2 every1
[15:04] <eminor> taleb, heres a howto in german, maybe you can translate it with google :) http://ubuntu-blog.at/2008/12/12/canon-mx310-als-scanner-in-xsane-einrichten/
[15:04] <[fade]> this is from 2 days ago when i altered xorg.conf to accelerate poor intel graphics
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> [fade]: you on Jaunty?
[15:05] <demonspork> eminor, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=567647  that is the thread about it with instructions to make it work using 2 different methods, in english, just get taleb to respond
[15:06] <[fade]> yes
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> [fade]: great: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[15:06] <[fade]> i will try that also, thank you
[15:09] <estragon> hi there. can anyone recommend a command-line-tool to cut a few seconds preview out of an mp3? with fade-in/out and if possible without en-/decoding. i would trigger that script out of a web-app (rails). therefore it would be usefull, if it is as performant as possible :)
[15:09] <estragon> running on ubuntu server of course
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> estragon:  mencoder or ffmpeg are teh 2 'wonder' tools that may be able to do it.
[15:10] <Dr_Willis> estragon:  for sound however..  there may be more specific tools.. 'sox' perhaps?
[15:10] <eminor> estragon, mp3splt can cut mp3s without reencoding
[15:10] <estragon> eminor: saw that, but without fades, right?
[15:11] <cheslyn> hi everyone
[15:11] <estragon> Dr_Willis: looks interesting, but it would be cool, without reencoding
[15:12] <eminor> estragon, yes, only hard cuts..
[15:12] <[fade]> ActionParsnip how much does it take to request keys from server?
[15:12] <[fade]> its just hanging there
[15:13] <eminor> is it possible to add fading without reencoding in general?
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> [fade]: as long as it takes, people know of a different one though
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> !key
[15:13] <[fade]> ok, done ,lets try this :)
[15:14] <estragon> eminor: i read about, but i'm not 100% sure. but fading is just playing with the volume
[15:14] <cheslyn> anyone can please help me with me installing me sound drivers
[15:15] <taleb> demonsport:eminor: thanks you guys...I have had a look at both suggestions....I got my printer working but with the scanner, I could not find the file  /etc/udev/rules.d/45-libsane.rules / etc/udev/rules.d/45-libsane.rules  for one of the suggestions...any idea please?
[15:15] <DoVizra> Dicsoseg testverek
[15:15] <indus> cheslyn: hi, what is the problem you are facing
[15:15] <h4f> once ago I found TOR in repos. what happened now ? its removed ?
[15:15] <indus> cheslyn: usuallly, sound drivers are automatiically loaded on detecting the sound cards
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> [fade]: you'll need to restart x after the install
[15:16] <taleb> indus: I realised that canon give very little support for drivers for opensource
[15:16] <eminor> taleb, create it.
[15:16] <[fade]> yes, working on that now
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> h4f: i the official repo?
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> !info tor
[15:16] <h4f> ActionParsnip: Think so
[15:16] <indus> taleb: have you checked the community docs for printers?
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> h4f: apt-cache policy tor
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> h4f: i bet its in one of the repos you added
[15:17] <cheslyn> indus: i know but this time i really don't know what's going on
[15:17] <taleb> Indus: the printer works fine...it is the scanner only
[15:17] <taleb> eminor: I will try that
[15:17] <indus> taleb: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters
[15:17] <indus> taleb: oh
[15:17] <kha[1]> when i try to download i get "couldn't read source file", how can i fix it?
[15:18] <indus> cheslyn: dont you hear any sound?
[15:18] <cheslyn> INDUS: YES
[15:18] <indus> kha[1]: thats a problem with the file itself or the connection breaking in between
[15:19] <indus> cheslyn: and?
[15:19] <kha[1]> indus: no! when i try the same file using the same connection in windows, it goes well!
[15:19] <Dr_Willis> try downloading with 'wget'
[15:19] <indus> kha[1]: then get it from windows :)
[15:19] <estragon> eminor: it is indeed possible. mpTrim can do so. but its for the "other" OS and of course not command-line
[15:20] <Steel__> Hello @ All, how can i configure syslog-client to sent application logs to the syslog server ? does anyone know a howto
[15:20] <odzk> hello eeryone
[15:20] <indus> kha[1]: i have faced this issue with firefox btw in ubuntu, delete part of the file already downloaded, clear browser cache and try again
[15:20] <indus> kha[1]: in fact i have had this issue lots of times ,
[15:20] <kha[1]> indus:i did! lol, but i really need to fix this in ubuntu!, i think it has something to do with permissions or something??
[15:21] <cheslyn> indus : do toy think i must reinstall the hardware or driver
[15:21] <CoolShorts> Hi all
[15:21] <murielgodoi> hi all,  is there a way to list only the packages installed after default instalation?
[15:21] <kha[1]> indus: its not only using firefox, even dowloading torrents gives me the same error!
[15:21] <CoolShorts> I'm trying to startup Photoshop CS4 (installer worked) but I get these DLL errors: http://pastie.org/634523    (no one knowns in wine channel)
[15:21] <Bracki> How do I tell ruby/irb where to find my gems?
[15:21] <indus> cheslyn: you didnt say what is the exact issue with sound
[15:21] <grawity> Steel__: syslog-ng?
[15:22] <indus> kha[1]: hmm i believe your connection is timing out or something
[15:22] <Steel__> yapp grawity
[15:22] <odzk> anyone here knows how to install usb tv tuner?
[15:22] <invoker_> The Arcanists' Teleportation Chamber.
[15:22] <invoker_> This open chamber is framed by five tall plinths of white marble, each with
[15:22] <invoker_> cross-stones set near their tops, connecting them in a ring. Smooth, blue
[15:22] <invoker_> stones have been set in the plinths, all facing inwards and twinkling with an
[15:22] <invoker_> inner light. The slab of white marble that serves as the floor bears a pair of
[15:22] <FloodBot3> invoker_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:22] <invoker_> concentric circles. A runic totem is planted solidly in the ground. The Arcane
[15:22] <kha[1]> indus: and how can i fix this?!
[15:22]  * indus waits for a response 
[15:22] <indus> kha[1]: is it wireless?
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: download the dlls and put them in WINDOWS\system32
[15:22] <indus> kha[1]: not sure how
[15:22] <kha[1]> indus:yes
[15:22] <Jops> My MBR (grub2) have died. All I got now is a Ubuntu 9.04 CD, any way to boot the OS I have on my HDD with this (have tried and failed to reinstall grub2 from live cd)?
[15:22] <Steel__> odzk:  more info ,please
[15:23] <indus> Jops: grub2 ? I thought grub was at version 0.97
[15:23] <odzk> @steel lsusb and i got this
[15:23] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip: You mean ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32 right?
[15:23] <Jops> I tried long and hard to get grub to work, and after asking in the grub IRC channel they recommended grub2 :o
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: its not listed on the appdb so you can pioneer and make notes for others
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: indeed
[15:24] <indus> Jops: no dont use grub2
[15:24] <CoolShorts> It's listed in the appdb
[15:24] <indus> Jops: reinstall grub from live cd
[15:24] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=14318&iTestingId=32897
[15:24] <odzk> odzk@odzk-laptop:~$ lsusb
[15:24] <odzk> Bus 001 Device 003: ID 6000:0001
[15:24] <odzk> Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0cf2:6225 ENE Technology, Inc.
[15:24] <odzk> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[15:24] <odzk> Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[15:24] <FloodBot3> odzk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:24] <odzk> Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[15:24] <CoolShorts> nice...
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: you may have to install http://heanet.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/corefonts/times32.exe   according to another CS install: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=1815
[15:24] <indus> Jops: once u boot live cd , open terminal and type grub-install <device>
[15:25] <indus> i rather use windows that try with wine
[15:25] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip:Yes I already got that :)
[15:25] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip: it just the problem with the DLLs that's preventing me to startup photoshop
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: CS 11 (Oct 2008) is rated as garbage
[15:26] <CoolShorts> That rating was garbage
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: go get em: http://dll-files.com
[15:26] <Jops> indus: I tried that, just getting "grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for /boot/grub." :s
[15:26] <indus> Jops: then open terminal and type sudo grub
[15:26] <CoolShorts> Yesterday someone told me how to get the installer working (he had photoshop cs4 working)
[15:26] <CoolShorts> and that worked
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: if you get any result post yur findings in the appdb for others :)
[15:26] <CoolShorts> a pity the guy of yesterday is not online..
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: make sure you have wine from the wine repo too
[15:27] <CoolShorts> yes I will
[15:27] <indus> Jops: i hope you have a hard disk :P
[15:27] <Jops> yes, I do :>
[15:27] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip, no! I needed a custom one too make the installer work
[15:27] <Jops> But I don't have /boot on an own partition :o
[15:27] <CoolShorts> It's customly patched
[15:27] <indus> Jops: who said you need to?
[15:27] <CoolShorts> wine-1.1.17
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: ahhh i see
[15:27] <indus> Jops: show me paste of sudo fdisk -l
[15:27] <CoolShorts> and that was quite hard to get it right
[15:27] <cheslyn> indus: it does'nt show the device
[15:28] <indus> cheslyn: which sound card
[15:28] <Jops> indus: hm, noone.
[15:28] <CoolShorts> anyway, I'll try to copy the dls
[15:28] <CoolShorts> dlls
[15:28] <CoolShorts> busy channel here by the way...
[15:28] <cheslyn> indus: 3d blaster
[15:28] <murielgodoi> Anyone know how can I list only the packages installed after default installation?
[15:28] <indus> cheslyn: lspci report anything?
[15:29] <jrib> murielgodoi: why?
[15:29] <indus> Jops: are you on live cd
[15:29] <Jops> indus: yes
[15:29] <indus> Jops: sudo grub
[15:29] <murielgodoi> jrib: to easily reinstall using a sh
[15:29] <Jops> done
[15:29] <jrib> !clone | murielgodoi
[15:30] <indus> Jops: root  (press tab here
[15:30] <indus> Jops: sorry
[15:30] <indus> Jops: find /boot/grub/stage1
[15:30] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip: omg.. http://www.dll-files.com/search.php?s=image_runtime.dll
[15:30] <Jops> Error 15: Not found
[15:30] <Jops> :/
[15:30] <indus> Jops: aah no problem
[15:30] <Steel__> do you have an idea grawity ?
[15:30] <Jops> hm, Error 15: File not found
[15:31] <indus> Jops: i need to see output of sudo fdisk -l
[15:31] <indus> Jops: your partition isnt mounted so it cant find it
[15:31] <indus> Jops: you know how to mount or i should help
[15:31] <murielgodoi> !automate
[15:32] <Jops> indus: think I'll manage that :)
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: its a great site, used to work in a pc repair shop with idiots running system cleaners an crippling their systems by removing actually useful files
[15:32] <Josh_> i have 3 os's installed vista/win 7/ubuntu and can't seem to get ether the windows mbr or grub to work anyone have  a link to something that can help me the issues i'm having seem to be that my 2nd drive sdb has all the os's over 4 partitions
[15:32] <indus> Jops: so mount your / partition at maybe /mnt etc
[15:32] <indus> Jops: then try find /boot/grub/stage1
[15:32] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip, I got the DLL and placed it both in system32 and it the cs4 folder
[15:32] <CoolShorts> no results
[15:32] <CoolShorts> err:module:import_dll Library image_runtime.dll (which is needed by L"C:\\Program Files\\Adobe\\Adobe Photoshop CS4\\Photoshop.exe") not found
[15:33] <CoolShorts> Isn't it odd how it says C:\\ blabla instead of ~/.wine?
[15:33] <indus> Jops: allthough if you know which partition it is, you can directly in grub menu say root      (hdx,y)   device numberpartition number
[15:33] <soulnet-2> agus
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: yes thats because windows uses C: rubbish, try in the windows directory
[15:33] <indus> !
[15:33] <indus> !!
[15:33] <mbc2000> i'm using karmic.  how do i remove a Windows partition from 'Places'?  'Remove' is greyed out in Nautilus.
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> indus:  its ! then !0 then !!
[15:34] <indus> mbc2000: #ubuntu+1
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> ;)
[15:34] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip: I guess it's virtual
[15:34] <murielgodoi> jrib: cool, will the system ignore packages already installed by default?
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: exactly;)
[15:34] <indus> !!0!!
[15:34] <mbc2000> thanks
[15:34] <indus> ActionParsnip: what is that mean
[15:34] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip: well I'm in: /home/bart/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32
[15:34]  * b4r7 is away: Sono occupato - www.siesciopai.net
[15:34] <CoolShorts> I placed it there
[15:34] <indus> CoolShorts: hi bart :)
[15:34] <CoolShorts> indus: Hi indus..
[15:35] <indus> Jops: hello i have to go soon
[15:35] <indus> Jops: any luck?
[15:35] <Jops> indus: Still not found (I used grub2 before). And I'm having slight problems with the root(), setup() stuff.
[15:35] <indus> Jops: did u mount the / partition
[15:35] <hetOrakel> hi, i've got networking problems after upgrading from 8 to 9(.04)
[15:35] <giorgos> hello, in a server i get this in most commands:
[15:35] <indus> Jops: without mounting it, grub wont find it
[15:36] <giorgos> cannot execute binary file
[15:36] <giorgos> any help???
[15:36] <Jops> hm, yes, I used the auto-mount stuff that comes with gnome though
[15:36] <Halitech> giorgos, what are you trying to run?
[15:36] <indus> Jops: i think your boot is on another partition
[15:36] <CoolShorts> =[
[15:36] <[fade]> well, that did not go too well :)
[15:36] <indus> Jops: ttry /boot/stage1
[15:36] <giorgos> Halitech:even ls
[15:36] <giorgos> mkdir
[15:36] <indus> Jops: find /boot/stage1
[15:37] <giorgos> apach2ctl
[15:37] <giorgos> almost everything
[15:37] <Jops> indus: still not found :/
[15:37] <ActionParsnip> [fade]: theres a rollback path in the guide
[15:37] <indus> Jops: sorry /grub/stage1
[15:38] <[fade]> its cool now, i had to crash x 3 times, with efects enabled i have certain issues
[15:38] <Jops> indus: still nothing :/
[15:38] <[fade]> its ok, i dont use desk efects so woorks cool
[15:38] <indus> Jops: find /grub/stage1?
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> [fade]: me either
[15:38] <indus> Jops: ok can u tell me which is ur / partition
[15:38] <Jops> indus: getting file not found on all of them :/
[15:38] <indus> Jops: sudo fdisk -l
[15:39] <Halitech> giorgos, almost sounds like the permissions are screwed up in /bin
[15:39] <Jops> indus: http://pastebin.org/29438
[15:39] <giorgos> yes
[15:39] <giorgos> maybe
[15:39] <Jops> indus: booting from sdb normally
[15:39] <giorgos> but why this happened?
[15:40] <indus> Jops: ooting from sdb? sorry dont understand
[15:40] <genii> Probably some accidental recursive chmod
[15:40] <Halitech> giorgos, what is the output of ls -l / in regards to the /bin directory?
[15:40] <Jops> indus: as in, booting from that disk in bios
[15:40] <giorgos> i have no acces now...i will check in 5 minuts
[15:40] <indus> Jops: ok your linux is sdc
[15:41] <Jops> indus: yes
[15:41] <indus> Jops: so mount it then
[15:41] <alkisg> How can I poweroff the PC from a script *without* being root?
[15:41] <indus> Jops: sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt
[15:41] <indus> Jops:now try find
[15:41] <jrib> alkisg: depends
[15:41] <alkisg> jrib: standard ubuntu installation...
[15:41] <jrib> alkisg: (what exactly are you using it for?)
[15:41] <indus> Jops: then you try find /mnt/boot/grub/stage1
[15:41] <indus> Jops: understand?
[15:42] <indus> Jops: i have to go now
[15:42] <indus> ybye
[15:42] <Jops> indus: yes, k, thanks :>
[15:42] <alkisg> jrib: for italc, it's a tool to remotely manage pcs. So I want to shut them down. But the command is executed by the daemon, so it runs locally...
[15:42] <indus> Jops: ill rejoin in 30 min
[15:42] <indus> Jops: iam pretty sure you will get stuck, iam also a little lost now
[15:42] <johnfg> hi folks
[15:43] <johnfg> Just installed 9.04 desktop.
[15:43] <arleslie> alkisg: http://embraceubuntu.com/2006/03/20/disable-shutdown-for-normal-users/
[15:43] <johnfg> all went well.
[15:43] <johnfg> Is there a command to install LAMP rather than installing each of the parts?
[15:43] <arleslie> alkisg, sorry I miss understood, I thought you wanted to pervent
[15:44] <johnfg> I'd thought of installing server vs. desktop, but was recommended to go this way instead.
[15:44] <jrib> alkisg: I doubt there's an easy and secure way to do that
[15:44] <ikonia> johnfg: there is the lamp package in taskselect
[15:44] <alkisg> arleslie: yup, I'm looking for the opposite of that :)
[15:44] <Cerulean> how do I map Caps Lock to Ctrl globally (i.e. in X and in the virtual terminals) under karmic?
[15:44] <Halitech> alkisg, sudo shutdown -n ?
[15:44] <alkisg> jrib: the current code calls `gdm-signal -h`, which doesn't really work...
[15:44] <jrib> alkisg: I guess you could always give NOPASSWD sudo access to the user that runs the daemon just for the shutdown command
[15:44] <Cerulean> I see references for older versions to /etc/console-tools/remap, but that file doesn't exist
[15:44] <alkisg> Halitech: I'd need to be root for that
[15:44] <johnfg> ikonia, Where's taskselect?
[15:44] <llutz> alkisg: allow a user to use shutdown wihtout password in sudoers
[15:44] <ikonia> it's a server function
[15:44] <Halitech> alkisg, no, only need to be in the sudoers list
[15:45] <ikonia> johnfg: just grab mysql-server, php5, apache2 and youl'll be fine
[15:45] <jalonso> hey guys, I am trying to set up my slackware machine as a PDC, do I need to have another machine on my network set up as a DNS server for this to function properly?hey guys, I am trying to set up my ubuntu machine as a PDC, do I need to have another machine on my network set up as a DNS server for this to function properly?
[15:45] <alkisg> jrib, Halitech: I wouldn't want to give sudo access to the students, but maybe I could refine it to only enable shutdown with policyit...
[15:45] <vigo> Cerulean: Did you ask in #ubuntu+1? That is the channel for Karmic.
[15:45] <arleslie> jalonso, which is it a SlackWare or a Ubuntu machine???
[15:45] <johnfg> ikonia, I'll go ahead with that.  But, is the taskselect then part of 9.04 server?
[15:45] <llutz> alkisg: you can define access to only one command for sudo
[15:46] <mweichert> hello, I'm trying to configure sudo.. I want Apache (www-data) allowed to sudo as user 'build' a particular command. This is what I have in /etc/sudoers: http://pastie.org/635016
[15:46] <Cerulean> sorry! I meant jaunty, not karmic
[15:46] <llutz> alkisg: man sudoers
[15:46] <jrib> alkisg: erm, I thought this was for a daemon?  Anyway, you're just giving access to the shutdown command
[15:46] <rmbol> jalonso-> you can both in one machine
[15:46] <ikonia> johnfg: it's an install option normally, you can use it outside it but I can't remember how in honesty
[15:46] <jalonso> arleslie: slackware
[15:46] <alkisg> llutz: thanks, I'll look for that
[15:46] <GiveMeWeed> hi, im having problem with the wireless speed i didnt instaled no drivers its the ones that comes with ubuntu 9.04
[15:46] <Cerulean> excuse the confusion; someone was just talking to me about karmic
[15:46] <mweichert> is my sudoers file correct?
[15:46] <johnfg> I thought of installing server, then the desktop things.
[15:46] <alkisg> jrib: the "daemon" runs from the user session so it has the user's rights :(
[15:46] <sipior> johnfg: "sudo tasksel install lamp-server"
[15:46] <GiveMeWeed> uzualy i get 8mb in speedset on windows in ubuntu its 1.5
[15:46] <ikonia> johnfg: better to install a desktop, unless your on enterprise hardware
[15:46] <arleslie> jalonso, ok and what does pdc stand for?
[15:46] <jalonso> *sorry* no one in the slackware room will answer my question....I was cheating on you guys
[15:47] <vigo> Cerulean: Ok, did you try the Main Menu settings?
[15:47] <ikonia> sipior: thank you
[15:47] <jalonso> arleslie: Primary Domain Controller
[15:47] <ikonia> jalonso: please don't in future
[15:47] <jrib> alkisg: is this a session started inside gdm?
[15:47] <alkisg> jrib: yes, it's in /etc/xdg/autostart/ica-launcher.desktop
[15:47] <llutz> alkisg: it's a line like " lutz    ALL = NOPASSWD:/sbin/halt,/sbin/shutdown"
[15:47] <jalonso> ikonia: sorry, I know you guys frown upon that
[15:47] <dfdf> hy guys , i need some help
[15:47] <alkisg> jrib: ah, no, it starts *after* gdm, in the user session
[15:47] <jrib> alkisg: you can probably use gnome-power-cmd.sh then instead of the sudoers solution
[15:48] <arleslie> jalonso, I'm pretty sure you can run a DNS server inside of it at the same time.
[15:48] <johnfg> sipior, Cool, looks like that's just what I wanted.  Thanks, too, ikonia.
[15:48] <alkisg> llutz: thanks, jrib: thanks, looking...
[15:48] <jrib> alkisg: that's the same as if the user clicks on shutdown in the menu afaik
[15:48] <alkisg> jrib: where's that?
[15:48] <Cerulean> vigo: yes. I want it to work globally, for all users
[15:48] <fefi> hi
[15:48] <jrib> alkisg: gnome-power-cmd.sh should be in your path already...
[15:49] <jalonso> arleslie: well, you can, its just that when I try to add my windows machine to the domain, it prompts me for the admin account but it fails to add it to the domain
[15:49] <alkisg> jrib: no, command not found, and it doesn't suggest any packages to install...
[15:49] <jrib> alkisg: might not have the .sh
[15:49] <alkisg> jrib: the same without the .sh as well, not found
[15:49] <dfdf> loks like i accidentaly removed fgrlx , and now the desktop is al broken , all coloured lines
[15:49] <jrib> alkisg: what ubuntu version?
[15:49] <arleslie> jalonso, you have to add the acct onto the domain first, don't you?
[15:49] <alkisg> jrib: sorry I found it in Jaunty. It isn't there in my other PC which has Karmic.
[15:49] <fefi> hi what is ssh
[15:50] <Pici> !ssh | fefi
[15:50] <jalonso> arleslie: you mean the machine account?
[15:50] <alkisg> jrib: Hmmmmm dbus-send... nice! :)
[15:50] <fefi> thank you
[15:50] <er1c_> using an hdmi connection from my laptop to my dell monitor, i have a 2px wide pink bar on the left side of the monitor.  any pointers on how to fix this?
[15:51] <vigo> Cerulean: That is a chmod script, or something like that. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=406217
[15:51] <{g}> Hey People! How do I found out, what version of Ubuntu a box is running?
[15:51] <arleslie> jalonso, don't you have to add the admin account on to the domain before you can have the windows machine attempt to connect to it using that account...Sorry I've never worked with domains
[15:51] <genii> {g}: lsb_release -a
[15:51] <dfdf> looks like i accidentaly removed fgrlx , and now the desktop is al broken , all coloured lines ...help
[15:51] <nex> Hello, editing limits.conf seem to do NOT limit my users processes (nproc), some said i have to load the pam_module, isnt that loaded by default?
[15:51] <{g}> genii: 7.04
[15:52] <genii> {g}: Thats's pretty old now
[15:52] <ikonia> arleslie: jalonso please take this to ##slackware
[15:52] <{g}> I would like to install openssh-server on a box with Ubuntu 7.04. But it gives me 404 Not Found errors. Whats a good way to go from here?
[15:52] <jalonso> arleslie: actually you do have to add the admin account to the domain, I got that part down so far, its just that when I attempt to add my other machine to the domain it says that it cant find it
[15:52] <{g}> I mean when I try "apt-get install openssh-server"
[15:53] <ikonia> {g}: what repo url are you using ?
[15:53] <nex> The user I have tried to limit may still execute more than 5 processes, even tho it clearly says "myuser hard nproc 5"
[15:53] <genii> !EOL | {g}
[15:53] <ikonia> genii: good spot
[15:53] <joeb3_> {g}, apt-get update
[15:53] <arleslie> !ot | jalonso, sorry ikonia wanted me to forward you to it, try ##slackware -
[15:53] <joeb3_> {g}, then try again
[15:53] <ricemark20> I'm getting a slow boot process:  assuming drive cache: write through
[15:53] <johnfg> tasksel is working away.  I'm coming from debian.  Is tasksel like dpkg or what?  I never used it in debian.
[15:53] <jalonso> ikonia: I really dont see what the problem is, Samba works both on slack and ubuntu
[15:53] <eminor> {g}, 7.04 is not supported anymore :-P
[15:53] <thiebaude> {g}, upgrade to a release thats supported
[15:53] <{g}> ikonia: i dont know. the error is "Konnte http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openssl/libssl0.9.8_0.9.8c-4ubuntu0.3_i386.deb nicht holen"
[15:53] <sczgilae> Hi everybody. I have a line that mounts a network directory in /etc/fstab and if I do "mount -a" everything its ok, but when i restart the computer not mounts
[15:53] <{g}> thiebaude: how?
[15:53] <grawity> johnfg: Ubuntu is Debian-based, and uses the same dpkg, apt-get and other things.
[15:54] <ikonia> jalonso: the problem is this is on a slackware box and they work different - please ask in ##lsackware - you know you're offtopic so please stop now
[15:54] <thiebaude> !upgrade
[15:54] <ikonia> {g}: check out the URL ubottu sent you from genii
[15:54] <eminor> {g}, /join #ubuntu-de ^^
[15:54] <johnfg> grawity, OK, thanks, maybe tasksel was there, but worked in the background or something.
[15:54] <jalonso> ubottu: ikonia: my apologies, I will immediately cease this conversation
[15:55] <grawity> johnfg: tbh, I never used tasksel... but I think it's some additional tool for managing "tasks" (like package groups or whatever).
[15:55] <alkisg> jrib: thanks, it worked fine in Jaunty - it didn't even prompt me :) But it doesn't work in Karmic, the dbus service isn't registered by gnome-power-manager... :(
[15:56] <{g}> joeb3_: "apt-get update" gives me 404s as well
[15:56] <roffe> I was trying to install vlc-unrar-plugin, but got the error: cp: cannot stat `libaccess_filter_unrar_plugin.so': No such file or directory
[15:56] <{g}> "https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases" is not responding.
[15:56] <grawity> {g}: You need to update your sources.list (to the archive servers), I think.
[15:57] <grawity> {g}: The wiki works for me -- but try Google Cache if it doesn't.
[15:57] <jrib> alkisg: don't know about jaunty, you'll have to do some research about what changed
[15:57] <jrib> s/jaunty/karmic
[15:57] <alkisg> Karmic, yup, I'll try
[15:57]  * alkisg is reading the changelog..
[15:58] <joeb3_> {g}, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1003697   Look at #4.  You need to change your repos.
[15:58] <MournsForTrees> Hi there. Could anyone tell me how can I manualy run fsck? It says it's not a good idea to do it on a mounted partition, but the partition can't be unmounted.
[15:59] <sipior> MournsForTrees: you'll want to boot from a live CD, if you've one to hand
[15:59] <iceroot> MournsForTrees: a live cd can "unmount" the drive
[15:59] <jrib> alkisg: the script still exists in svn
[16:00] <suman_> what is a good tool in ubuntu to draw uml diagrams?
[16:00] <alkisg> jrib: I see that it was dropped in the changelog, and also the dbus-send function call no longer works... :-/
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> MournsForTrees:  i tend to run them from live cd's
[16:00] <metxas> I have ubuntu 9.04 without anything else, someone could help me with v4l-dvb package for a pinnacle hybrid stick?
[16:01] <MournsForTrees> OK, got it. Thanks, everybody. :D
[16:01] <mikejet> My ubuntu automatically logs me in when I boot.  How do I set up certain applications in different workspaces? For example, I want firefox on Desk 2, xchat in Desk 3... Will the october release have that?
[16:02] <jrib> alkisg: well you can still read the source for the menu item that lets you shutdown in karmic
[16:02] <alkisg> jrib: I think I'll go for the sudoers approach and be done with it :) Thanks a lot!
[16:02] <Syldra> mikejet: you can set programs to automatically move to another workspace when it's opened, I believe the tool was called devilspie, used it a while back
[16:04] <jrib> alkisg: ah right, gnome switched to git..
[16:04] <chombee> Hey, any idea what this could be? When trying to login to webmail or other websites in Firefox when you click the 'Login' button nothing happens. This also happens in Epiphany. But it just started happening on one particular Ubuntu laptop, on other computers the same websites (with the same user accounts) work fine. It's not a website problem, Firefox and Epiphany just aren't responding to button clicks
[16:05] <waga> Hello. HOw can i make a telnet server  under ubuntu
[16:05] <waga> ???
[16:05] <Syldra> waga: I'd highly recommend using SSH, it's far more secure
[16:05] <prog> hello
[16:05] <llutz> waga: apt-get install telnetd-ssl
[16:05] <steffan> !telnet | waga
[16:06] <waga> i want to use telnet, as my friends asked...
[16:06] <llutz> waga: change your friends :)
[16:07] <Syldra> waga: then create a new account, called nobody, and only let that log in over telnet, or get new friends :P
[16:08] <samir1510> llalkjf
[16:08] <waga> I need telnet! How can i configure gthe server? :)
[16:08] <jrib> !telnet | waga
[16:09] <johncomposed> hey, i just upgraded to ubuntu, and now i can't apt-get install, or update, or apt-get remove. here is my pastie trying to install something: http://www.pastie.org/635049
[16:09] <steffan> waga: it's been pointed out numerous times already that we don't support telnet because it's unsafe, you can read http://www.ubuntugeek.com/setting-up-a-telnet-server-in-ubuntu.html if you insist on using it
[16:09] <waga> thanks!
[16:09] <waga> :))
[16:09] <steffan> !info motion
[16:10] <jrib> johncomposed: upgraded to what version?
[16:10] <johncomposed> jaunty
[16:10] <waga> exit
[16:10] <mikejet> it doesn't help that WinXP, Vista and Windows7 don't come with a ssh client.
[16:10] <thiebaude> johncomposed, did you sudo dpkg --configure -a
[16:10] <johncomposed> nope, not yet, give me  a sec while i try it
[16:10] <Syldra> PuTTY is a great ssh client for windows though
[16:11] <steffan> !putty | mikejet
[16:11] <x404x> can putty send files ?
[16:11] <Syldra> x404x: for that you want WinSCP
[16:11] <llutz> x404 winscp/pscp can
[16:11] <johncomposed> didn't work, putting the results in pastie
[16:12] <x404x> ok thanx
[16:12] <MTec007> hello, what can i do so that i can get away from using ndiswrapper?
[16:12] <genii> MTec007: Get a network adapter that doesn't need it
[16:13] <[fade]> hi kids
[16:13] <MTec007> genii, that wasnt exactly what i was asking
[16:13] <thiebaude> johncomposed, log out and at the log in prompt do ctrl alt f2, then sudo apt-get update and then sudo dpkg --configure -a
[16:13] <cheslyn> anyone  please tell me how 2 upgrade 4rom ubuntu 9.4 to 9.10
[16:13] <swiftarrow> MTec007, write your own driver?
[16:14] <thiebaude> johncomposed, i had to do that when i had update problems
[16:14] <swiftarrow> cheslyn, wait till October, then run a Distro upgrade from the update manager
[16:14] <MTec007> swiftarrow, ive never done anything like that before
[16:14] <Syldra> MTec007: if you've got a card which has an open source driver, use it, otherwise, it's ndiswrapper or buy new hardware
[16:14] <swiftarrow> MTec007, is your card working?
[16:14] <MTec007> ok i guess
[16:14] <MTec007> yeah
[16:14] <swiftarrow> MTec007, then there's no problem.  ndiswrapper should be just fine!
[16:15] <MTec007> except i have to use a windows driver to use it
[16:15] <cheslyn> swiftarrow:how do i connect a PC with my cellphone
[16:15] <swiftarrow> MTec007, it's actually just using a configuration file - the ini file
[16:15] <swiftarrow> cheslyn, I don't know.
[16:15] <eminor> buy a long cable would be the best solution :)
[16:15] <MTec007> swiftarrow, ok
[16:15] <kisuke> cheslyn probably some form of ssh
[16:15] <mikinanuq> x404x: also filezilla can do SFTP which is nice and graphical. I have seen where if you're transferring a lot of files pscp is better than filezilla.
[16:16] <indus> Jops, hi
[16:16] <indus> Jops, how r things
[16:16] <Jops> indus: still not working :)
[16:16] <indus> Jops, tried mounting?
[16:16] <swiftarrow> cheslyn, how do you want to connect it?  bluetooth?  cable?
[16:16] <indus> Jops, can u tell me what you see under /
[16:16] <Jops> indus: yes, and I can't find any stage1 files in the grub folder
[16:16] <indus> Jops, cd /
[16:16] <indus> ls -l /
[16:16] <johncomposed> thiebaude, sorry, i had to do something in the real world real quick
[16:16] <kisuke> cheslyn i spoke wrong, it depends on the phone some you can use bluetooth, some require a wired cable
[16:17] <cheslyn> bluetooth?
[16:17] <Jops> indus: well, I see all the default folders there, from the live CD. Including boot
[16:17] <johncomposed> but ok, i'll try that
[16:17] <mayajowo> tes
[16:17] <indus> Jops, hmm i mean under /mnt
[16:17] <thiebaude> johncomposed, good luck john
[16:17] <indus> Jops, you mounted your / partition there i believe
[16:17] <kisuke> cheslyn usually used by wireless headsets
[16:17] <genii> MTec007: Then your question was improperly phrased
[16:18] <indus> Jops, back in 10 min
[16:18] <Jops> indus: Yes I did. I mounted it elsewhere aswell. Anyway, there is a boot/grub folder, but it does not contain a stage1 file
[16:18] <swiftarrow> cheslyn, you want to use bluetooth.  Does your computer have bluetooth, and does your cellphone have bluetooth?
[16:19] <xDVSx> Hello I was wondering if anyone can give me a had with gdesklets I just installed it rebooted and I get ERROR "failed to execute child process "gdesklets" (no such file or directory)
[16:19] <indus> Jops, ya thtas probably the /boot of the cd
[16:19] <indus> Jops, we dont want that
[16:19] <Jops> indus: as I said earlier I used grub2. There are files like menu.lst and boot.img, present
[16:19] <johnfg> Everything looks good with LAMP.  One question: ubuntu's config has the site's files in /var/www vs. /var/www/html, correct?
[16:20] <cheslyn> can i use internet via cellphone while no modem is connected
[16:20] <swiftarrow> cheslyn, you mean internet on the cell phone, or internet on the computer, through the cellphone?
[16:20] <kisuke> cheslyn what exactly are you tring to do?
[16:21] <Syldra> johnfg: yup, that is correct
[16:21] <cheslyn> internet on the computer through cellphone
[16:22] <selcuk> Enter text here...
[16:22] <llutz> cheslyn: connect your cellphone (usb, bluetooth) and use wvdial or similar to dial
[16:22] <selcuk> slm
[16:22] <indus> Jops, how did u install grub 2
[16:22] <eminor> selcuk, merhaba ^^
[16:22] <indus> Jops, in a terminal did u try sudo grub-install /dev/sdc
[16:22] <kisuke> cheslyn fyi this is called "tethering" for future refrence
[16:23] <cheslyn> do i select mass storage,compot etc
[16:23] <simion314> hi, i  forgot mysql password, what should i do purge mysql-server? is this enought? if i reinstall the password will be reseted?
[16:23] <Jops> indus: Can't remember how I installed grub 2 anymore. And I tried grub-install, get a "Could not find device for /boot: Not found or not a block device."
[16:24] <swiftarrow> cheslyn: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=tethering+cell+phone+ubuntu
[16:24] <Hadi> how to edit /etc/hosts without getting premssion denid msg
[16:24] <eminor> Hadi, sudo
[16:24] <Syldra> Hadi: use sudo
[16:24] <swiftarrow> Hadi: gksu gedit /etc/hosts
[16:24] <Hadi> thanks
[16:24] <eminor> sudo vim ..
[16:24] <swiftarrow> or sudo
[16:25] <joeb3_> Hadi, use sudo
[16:26] <eminor> Hadi, use sudo for console programs and gksu for GUI-software :-)
[16:26] <cheslyn> is it possible to connect TV and PC
[16:27] <kisuke> cheslyn yes
[16:27] <cheslyn> even if the TV is connected with a DSTV
[16:28] <Syldra> cheslyn: you'll need an adapter probably, so I'd check the outputs from your video card, and the inputs your tv accepts
[16:28] <kisuke> cheslyn the usual method to do this is to use a VGA cable beteween the PC and TV
[16:29] <cetandi> hello everyone and good morning...I am a newbie, and I am trying to get my brother scanner to work I have been to the brother site as well as the forums and there are others having the same problem as I am and as of two days ago, the problem hadn't been resolved I am running ubuntu 8.04 ...has anyone heard of this problem
[16:29] <cetandi> ?
[16:29] <cheslyn> my TV has a input for PC
[16:30] <masquerade> cetandi: what problem precisely?
[16:30] <kisuke> cheslyn the kind that goes to your monitor?
[16:31] <cetandi> the scan key tool will not download from the site and the computer does not recognize the scanner...the printer works though(after about two hours on the forums)
[16:32] <masquerade> the tool will not download?
[16:32] <coz_1> hey guys... I know this is dumb..but... how do I enable the bookmarks sidebar in nautilus?
[16:32] <masquerade> by the way, whats the command to get the version number of an installed package?
[16:32] <masquerade> coz_1: 1 sec..
[16:32] <droid7> what's the bash tool that allows you to read a file as it's being written too?
[16:32] <skorasaurus> coz_1, hit F9
[16:32] <cetandi> the  no...it keeps me in a loop that continues back to the customer support for windows and mac usrs
[16:32] <masquerade> cetandi: oh, alright
[16:33] <coz_1> skorasaurus:  hmm that didnt work
[16:33] <Syldra> droid7: watch
[16:33] <skorasaurus> then, try going to the top menu, click on view
[16:33] <cetandi> mfc-490cw model #
[16:33] <coz_1> nevermind guys its no biggie    I will be back   I am trying to troubleshoot video card issues anyway :)
[16:33] <teraquendya> hey, does the current gparted support moving ntfs partitions to the back of the drive?
[16:34] <Aalinux> Anyone here who knows how to setup pppoe connection from parted magic livecd?
[16:35] <kisuke> teraquendya you can move the partition around in ajacent freespac, not sure if that is what you wanted...
[16:35] <droid7> Syldra, thanks
[16:36] <droid7> Syldra: I ended up finding out what I was looking for is 'tail'
[16:36] <Syldra> droid7: ah yeah, sorry, I use watch and tail together usually
[16:37] <droid7> Syldra: ya np. I'll end up checking out watch in the meantime :D
[16:38] <lolek> hello all
[16:38] <eminor> is there a translation program for ubuntu with mouseover support?
[16:38] <Syldra> droid7: it runs a command every few seconds, so you can do stuff like: watch "tail logfile | grep warning"
[16:38] <cetandi> ok i tried it again (after about 15 times the last week and now when I installed it it worked...I'll come back if i have problems again because at one point i got a message about permissions
[16:38] <Jinxed-> i am using 9.04 is it recommended to get some of the 3d desktop effects somehow?
[16:39] <Cerulean> is there a mirror for keyserver.ubuntu.com? It's not responding and I need to import some keys
[16:39] <Jinxed-> basically 1.) should i get them, and 2.) If yes where do i get them from... sorry new to linux
[16:39] <eminor> i move the mouse over a english word and it's translated to another language for example
[16:39] <lolek> i've got a question... I have kernel 2.6.30.. today system notified me that there is kernel update to 2.6.28... so.. how can I disable let say update for single package ?
[16:39] <droid7> Syldra: ah, looks like something i could use soon
[16:39] <eminor> does something like this exist for ubuntu?
[16:39] <AngryGnome> Jinxed: It depends on if you want eye candy or not.
[16:40] <cetandi> thanks masqerade for responding
[16:40] <h4f> I have created knopix bootable cd, now I want to install qemu there and run it from windows. the problem is that I have to set up in conf file of qemu where to boot from ? what's the main boot file ?
[16:40] <Jinxed-> AngryGnome: do you feel that it improves productivity?
[16:40] <Syldra> Jinxed-: system, preferences, appearance, visual effects tab, and yeah they are recommended
[16:41] <demonspork> How do I remove custom icons from folders and hdd icons? I want the icons to change when I change themes, but they won't change because I set them custom
[16:41] <AngryGnome> Jinxed: I'm more of a command line person myself, it all depends on what works for you
[16:41] <h4f> any one know
[16:41] <Jinxed-> Also I searched compiz and found Advance Deskto Effects settings, compiz fusion icon, screenlets, desktop effects, and sim dock, and was wondering which of those are useful... they are all 3/4 stars on popularity
[16:42] <FrEaKmAn_> how to unzip and obtain structure?
[16:42] <lolek> i've got a question... I have kernel 2.6.30.. today system notified me that there is kernel update to 2.6.28... so.. how can I disable let say update for single package ?
[16:42] <MsMaco> lolek: place a hold on it in synaptic
[16:42] <hlfshell> so im running maximus, but it does not get rid of the metacity title bar at the top. How do I get rid of that  ? when i killed metacity, my windows positioned over my menubar and couldn ot be moved via alt + mouse click, and they did not maximize from maximus properly.
[16:42] <Syldra> Jinxed-: advanced desktop effects is the most useful one, lets you fine-tune them
[16:42] <MsMaco> hlfshell: you need to have a window manager if you want to be able to move your windows
[16:42] <lolek> MsMaco:
[16:43] <lolek> MsMaco: sorry.. erm.. hold ?
[16:43] <Jinxed-> Syldra: if i ge the advanced desktop effects do i need the others installed?
[16:43] <hlfshell> MsMaco, is there a way to have the window manager open but not have the titlebars? I cant find an option for it
[16:43] <MsMaco> lolek: yes it should be an option somewhere in there
[16:43] <lolek> uhm
[16:43] <MsMaco> lolek: might say "lock version"?
[16:43] <lolek> aaaa ok ;)
[16:43] <lolek> thx
[16:43] <lolek> will check this out right now
[16:43] <MsMaco> hlfshell: dont think metacity has a no-border option
[16:43] <ja660k> does anyone know how to add wildcard to remote connections in for mysql my.cnf?
[16:43] <Syldra> Jinxed-: as far as I can remember, that package just adds another load of options to the Visual Effects tab, anyway, if it required anything else, Synaptic would get it
[16:43] <MsMaco> hlfshell: gonna have to find another window manager you like better
[16:44] <hlfshell> MsMaco - so then the ume-launcher in the NBR version of ubuntu is the window manager?
[16:44] <hlfshell> I'm trying to duplicate its effect wihtout using it cause its slow and laggy as heck
[16:44] <MsMaco> hlfshell: i suppose *shrug* i dont use UNR
[16:44] <hlfshell> alright thanks for your help MsMaco
[16:44] <neeroze> i gat problem with sound in my laptop can anyone help me out
[16:44] <MsMaco> hlfshell: i know on KNE they use a no-titlebar setting (called "netbook" funny enough) in kwin
[16:44] <neeroze> any one there who knw about it
[16:45] <Syldra> neeroze: say what's up, with as much detail as you can, and if anyone knows the answer, they'll say
[16:45] <neeroze> hello i need help
[16:45] <Hadi> lol :P
[16:45] <Hadi> how to install lineage on ubuntu 9.04
[16:45] <backz> Hi. I'm trying to configure wifi to a console-only-machine. Without NetworkMananger. How can I do it? wpa_supplicant?
[16:45] <neeroze> i can hear sound any more wht is the problem
[16:45] <latitude> Is anyone aware of anything like a "package request" type system in which I can let users who don't have permission to install a package select one for request, which then could prompt users who do to review the requests when they log in?
[16:45] <Syldra> backz: you want iwconfig
[16:45] <neeroze> i mean i cant hear any sound any more
[16:45] <h4f> I have created knopix bootable cd, now I want to install qemu there and run it from windows. the problem is that I have to set up in conf file of qemu where to boot from ? what's the main boot file ?
[16:46] <backz> is iwconfig a new method to do this:
[16:46] <backz> ?
[16:46] <Syldra> backz: well, iwconfig is the command line program or managing wireless connections, been around for quite a while
[16:46] <demonspork> latitude, you could use system email
[16:46] <lolek> MsMaco: hmmm it's not working ;/
[16:46] <Umeaboy> Why is there a missing PUBKEY in all the mirrors when updateing?
[16:46] <latitude> backz: "new" no, wpa_supplicant might be needed for wpa though...
[16:46] <grawity> latitude: Email, I guess. Or write your own small script for that (simply append to /requests.txt)
[16:47] <backz> Syldra: ok, then must I disable NetworkMananger ?
[16:47] <eminor> !ppa
[16:47] <backz> latitude: more docs to wpa_supplicant is very old. -Bw command (like in ubuntu help).
[16:48] <latitude> grawity: yeah, that's what I'm currently using (2 python scripts), just was checking if there was something that interfaced into a GUI installer, alright, this is managable I guess, thanks
[16:48] <eminor> that was for Umeaboy :)
[16:48] <Syldra> backz: I thought you said you didn't have it? if you are using a machine with a GUI, use networkmanager, if you've only got a CLI, use iwconfig
[16:48] <grawity> latitude: It can be much simpler without Python, IMO.
[16:48] <backz> Syldra: ok.
[16:48] <lolek> MsMaco: sorry my mistake...
[16:48] <neeroze> hello is any one replying me
[16:49] <neeroze> i need help yar
[16:49] <anselm> eminor: it was you who wanted a program for translation or
[16:49] <lolek> MsMaco: but this is weird.. the 2.6.30 kernel i've instaed from .deb package.. and i can see it in synaptic.. so why upt what me to update the older package ?
[16:49] <eminor> yes
[16:49] <Syldra> neeroze: check all your volume settings are on full, open the big volume control panel
[16:49] <eminor> but with mouseover support :D
[16:49] <Syldra> neeroze: or open a terminal and use alsamixer
[16:49] <neeroze> ya i have checked it
[16:49] <Xcerca> can you not use compiz with xinerama ?
[16:49] <MenZa> !patience | neeroze
[16:49] <anselm> eminor: stardict translates when you select a word
[16:49] <Umeaboy> Where do I see the installed kernels?
[16:49] <neeroze> day before yesterday it was all right suddenly wht happen i dnt knw
[16:50] <MenZa> Umeaboy: in /boot - alternatively, on startup in the grub bootlist
[16:50] <joaopinto> Umeaboy, dpkg -l "linux-*"
[16:50] <latitude> grawity: I'm sure, I haven't got a chance to pick up sh scripting yet though
[16:50] <MenZa> joaopinto: or that.
[16:50] <mikejet> is there a devilspie replacement being developed?
[16:50] <Umeaboy> And in Synaptic?
[16:50] <eminor> anselm, i'll try it, thanks! :)
[16:50] <latitude> Umeaboy: they'll be the ones with the checkbox checked / green
[16:50] <Syldra> neeroze: happened to me before, turned out it was an update breaking my sound drivers, if you haven't updated recently, chances are you've accidentally muted something
[16:50] <redsoxking1> what software can I use that has a GUI to make a custom linux ubunt live cd?????\
[16:51] <Umeaboy> latitude: What search-word? kernel?
[16:51] <kam00zy> i have a problem with apt-get
[16:51] <kam00zy> :(
[16:51] <kam00zy> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[16:51] <kam00zy> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[16:51] <kam00zy> everytime i do apt-get install
[16:51] <neeroze> no i hav checked it
[16:51] <Syldra> kam00zy: close Synaptic
[16:51] <neeroze> no mute
[16:51] <neeroze> its all fine
[16:52] <kam00zy> how Syldra?
[16:52] <grawity> kam00zy: Did you prefix the command with 'sudo'?
[16:52] <grawity> kam00zy: 'sudo apt-get install ...'
[16:52] <kam00zy> yes grawity
[16:52] <SnakDoc> whois snakdoc
[16:52] <sipior> SnakDoc: you should know!
[16:52] <Syldra> kam00zy: either you dont have permission, and forgot to add "sudo" before your command, or another program is running, using apt
[16:52] <giant81> I've got my fglrx drivers working, and I've gotten compiz and emerald installed, but when I run compiz my window borders disappear, I thought emerals was a windows decorator? am I missing something?
[16:52] <redsoxking1>  what software can I use that has a GUI to make a custom linux ubunt live cd?????
[16:53] <SnakDoc> was type sipior was seeing info show :P missed /
[16:53] <VanRoth> Can someone help with a problem... any radio button such as "close" when chosen results in a 5 second delay before the system actions it. Is this the gnome desktop or X-org problem
[16:53] <kam00zy> haha i think i figured it out guys
[16:53] <neeroze> yesterday i hav installed mysql server but i break the installlation process before it was completes
[16:53] <kam00zy> wasnt sudo
[16:53] <kam00zy> but i got it
[16:53] <kam00zy> :p
[16:53] <FloodBot3> kam00zy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:53] <grawity> latitude: http://dpaste.com/99907/ - veeery simple implementation.
[16:53] <neeroze> is it coz of that
[16:53] <Umeaboy> latitude: I wrote linux-headers, is that right?
[16:53] <ikonia> h4f: you may want to join #knoppix and ask that, this channel is for ubuntu
[16:53] <whois> giant81: i guess you need to replace the gtk windows decorator if it's not properly loading with 'emerald -replace' (without single quotes)
[16:54] <giant81> ahh thanks
[16:54] <grawity> whois: It's --replace, with two dashes.
[16:54] <h4f> ikonia: Imagine its ubuntu. as the question is not knopix related
[16:54] <h4f> :)
[16:54] <ikonia> h4f: no - join the correct channel please.
[16:54] <giant81> yeah word arg's have -- letter args have -
[16:54] <whois> grawity: :) thanks.
[16:54] <grawity> giant81: Install CCSM, then open the settings of 'Window decoration' plugin, write 'emerald' there.
[16:54] <latitude> Umeaboy: should be yeah, I just looked very quickly though and synaptics (which I don't use) doesn't seem to have things that easy to find... look for an option to see only packages that are already installed
[16:55] <latitude> grawity: that is quite nice, thank you!
[16:55] <Syldra> h4f: ubuntu has it's own program to create custom boot discs, it's under system > administration > create USB startup disc, I assume you could convert it to be a cd image ;)
[16:55] <Ben> Hello
[16:56]  * b4r7 is back (gone 01:21:27)
[16:56] <achpile> hi everybody
[16:56] <ikonia> b4r7: please disable that script in #ubuntu
[16:57] <achpile> does anybody know where I can get Kylix?
[16:57] <Ben348> Can I get Kubuntu support here ?
[16:57] <Ben348> or just ubuntu
[16:57] <latitude> Ben348: sure
[16:57] <lolek> achpile: hmm got banned on google ?
[16:57] <ikonia> Ben348: sure, also be aware of #kubuntu
[16:57] <Umeaboy> ben348: Ubuntu yes, Kubuntu, No.
[16:58] <kam00zy> where can i get bt4 support?
[16:58] <Ben348> Ok thanks ill move channel then
[16:58] <lolek> achpile: http://www.google.pl/search?hl=pl&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu%3Aen-US%3Aunofficial&hs=QrK&q=kylix+ubuntu&btnG=Szukaj&lr=
[16:58] <lolek> achpile: first link
[16:58] <ikonia> Umeaboy: you can get kubuntu support in here
[16:58] <Umeaboy> Okey.
[16:58] <grawity> Umeaboy: #ubuntu is usually okay for all official Ubuntu releases (even though #kubuntu is recommended)
[16:58] <skorasaurus> hi, i'm using prevu and I receive an error: "Prevu Error: Failed to fetch and extract source"
[16:58] <Umeaboy> What's #kubuntu-channel for then?
[16:58] <redsoxking1> What software can I use that has a GUI to make a custom linux ubunt live cd?????
[16:58] <lolek> !pm
[16:59] <ikonia> Umeaboy: kubuntu specific questions or more specific /experienced users
[16:59] <lolek> !pm > achpile
[16:59] <lolek> !help
[16:59] <Ben348> I spose it would probs be best for me to running Kubuntu before I ask my problem so I can show screenshots etc
[16:59] <Ben348> Brb :)
[16:59] <kam00zy> haha
[16:59] <kam00zy> nice
[17:00] <skorasaurus> !prevu
[17:00] <lolek> skorasaurus: is there any command for ubottu for.. hmm info about comercial software?
[17:00] <skorasaurus> !ubottu
[17:00] <lolek> skorasaurus: i mean, that we don't provide links and that kind of stuff ?
[17:00] <lolek> skorasaurus: oh, thx ;)
[17:00] <skorasaurus> oh, i forgot what it was called.
[17:01] <skorasaurus> what are you looking for ?
[17:01] <lolek> skorasaurus: well ok.. if there is some doc.. on page you gave me.. then i'll find it.. thx ;)
[17:01] <lolek> skorasaurus: didn't know that ubottu has got a doc.. ;)
[17:01] <skorasaurus> !restricted
[17:01] <marcellus> hipitihop: well that was fun. I restarted networking a few times while talking with you yesterday and then everything stopped working. I still haven't been able to resurrect any NICs on that machine.
[17:01] <benc> what does this means in a make file: SOURCES := $(wildcard src/*.erl)
[17:02] <benc> and then: MODULES := $(patsubst src/%.erl,%,$(SOURCES))
[17:02] <lolek> skorasaurus: well, no, there was a guy few minutes ago, and he was asking about Kylix software link..
[17:02] <redsoxking1> What software can I use that has a GUI to make a custom linux ubunt live cd?????
[17:03] <ikonia> redsoxking1: that's a big ask
[17:03] <Dr_Willis> other then the !remaster factoid.. no idea
[17:03] <ikonia> redsoxking1: have a look at unetbootin, but be aware it's not a case of a "gui" to build it actaully requries some effort and understanding
[17:03] <Dr_Willis> !remaster
[17:03] <Umeaboy> redsoxking1: packages.ubuntu.com is a good refference.
[17:03] <Ben348> Hello I'm back :D
[17:03] <redsoxking1> ikonia I just want a few names of some programs
[17:03] <leissi> hurr durr once again I'm here for help :3
[17:04] <ikonia> Umeaboy: no it's not - that's just a archive - what has that got to do with remastering ?
[17:04] <kam00zy> anybody know how to set up utorrent with wine?
[17:04] <kam00zy> cuz its not working for me
[17:04] <ikonia> kam00zy: maybe #winehq is a good starting point
[17:04] <Pir4nhaX> hi
[17:04] <iceroot> kam00zy: why wine?
[17:04] <kam00zy> kk
[17:04] <Pir4nhaX> all
[17:04] <leissi> kam00zy, use transmission instead :P
[17:04] <leissi> anyway
[17:04] <leissi> so
[17:04] <kam00zy> i dont like transmission
[17:04] <kam00zy> lol
[17:04] <whois> kam00zy: you sure, you have Wine installed ?
[17:05] <redsoxking1> no really wanting to remaster per say I just want to cut it down in size so that I can use it to fix those crappy windows machines Umeaboy ikonia
[17:05] <Dr_Willis> wine utorrent.exe     works for me
[17:05] <Syldra> kam00zy: install wine, double click .exe, follow install, and it works fine usually
[17:05] <iceroot> kam00zy: ah ok there is no linux-version
[17:05] <ikonia> redsoxking1: the ubuntu livecd is 700 meg - it's fine to fix things
[17:05] <grawity> kam00zy: Tried Deluge?
[17:05] <ikonia> redsoxking1: cutting it down won't make it any less than 1 cd
[17:05] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  theres several 'system rescue live linux cd' in existance that have many tools for doing that task allready included
[17:05] <leissi> I installed windows 7 some time ago, and now decided to install ubuntu again. The problem now is that I cannot launch windows 7 from GRUB bootloader, and it forces a restart if I do. How do I fix this?
[17:06] <redsoxking1> really Dr_Willis could you please send me a link in a PM
[17:06] <giant81> & compiz <-- will background it right?
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  check the disrtowatch web site.
[17:06] <ikonia> redsoxking1: check out distrowatch.com
[17:06] <grawity> giant81: No, it'll give a syntax error.
[17:06] <grawity> giant81: You need compiz &
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  or google. :) i use 'system rescue cd' all the time.
[17:06] <giant81> grawity, thanks & on the wrong side
[17:06] <redsoxking1> Dr_Willis, ikonia Thank you both for your help... have a wonderful day
[17:07] <grawity> giant81: And don't forget "disown" after that, or it'll be killed when you close the terminal...
[17:07] <redsoxking1> Dr_Willis, is that system rescue for those ugly microsoft machines? LoL
[17:08] <ikonia> redsoxking1: they are linux OS's on a cd - nothing to do with microsoft
[17:08] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  ive used it to fix grub and other things on linux box's also
[17:08] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  used it to 'fix' frogotten passwords on vista machines also.
[17:08] <Ben348> Hello all. I installed Kubuntu yesterday on my laptop, I'm now trying to get the wifi working on it (currently using a cable) I enabled the driver in the hardware window here http://i34.tinypic.com/280kxfd.png  but everytime i go to conect wirelessly the tab is disabled http://i35.tinypic.com/vfi1z8.png  how do I solve this please ?
[17:08] <Umeaboy> ikonia: You've got group-names.
[17:09] <ikonia> Umeaboy: pardon ?
[17:09] <redsoxking1> i know that ikonia I want to boot with the live CD and scan the NTFS partitions inside of windows without opening the hdd and spreading the virus Dr_Willis
[17:10] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  most any live cd can do that.
[17:10] <grawity> "Opening the hdd" won't spread any virus.
[17:10] <grawity> (Not even on Windows.)
[17:10] <Umeaboy> ikonia: They're put in groups.
[17:10] <ChogyDan> Ben348: did you try linux-backports-modules-jaunty-generic ?
[17:10] <Umeaboy> Audio, Video & such.
[17:10] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  many  have clamav or other av software installed also to scan for cvirusi
[17:10] <redsoxking1> I know I just want a custom one that I can boot from CD with older machines and boot from USB on newer ones Dr_Willis
[17:10] <backz> hi, I've configured my /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf file. Now I'm trying to setup wlan0 with iwconfig, using this way: iwconfig wlan0 essid penalty
[17:11] <marcellus> hipitihop: scratch that. Me begin a moron again. Ok, back to configuring the LAN.
[17:11] <Ben348> ChogyDan: Nope, wasn't aware of that. Ill have a google
[17:11] <ikonia> Umeaboy: yes, but how is that going to help him build a livecd ?
[17:11] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  most live linux cd/disrtos can do that now a days..  ive must of tried 12+ in the last 2 weeks
[17:11] <ChogyDan> Ben348: it has update atheros drivers...
[17:12] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  low end is TinyCoreLinux (10mb) and PuppyLinux(100mb and quite complete) then theres ones taking up 3gb+
[17:12] <Umeaboy> ikonia: To look in the category if which his consern is about.
[17:12] <ikonia> redsoxking1: the ubuntu livecd will boot on most machines, it's fine
[17:12] <ikonia> redsoxking1: I don't understand you're problem with using a stock ubuntu livecd ?
[17:12] <redsoxking1> I just want something like nlite or vlite for an Ubuntu live CD Dr_Willis, and I want to preload some windows only software onto it under wine aswell
[17:12] <Ben348> Ok thanks ChogyDan, this is the correct page yeh http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/linux-backports-modules-jaunty-generic ?
[17:13] <ikonia> redsoxking1: that would be unwise - for that use a windows rescue CD, or ask the people in ##windows for alternatives
[17:13] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  many are MUCh easier to remaster then ubuntu.   Puppy and Tiny Core and slax are rather trivial to remaster
[17:13] <latitude> redsoxking1: really you are making this more complicated than it is... if you're just looking to scan for viruses you should be set...
[17:13] <redsoxking1> Dr_Willis, I have tons of distros and I use puppy on win98 and earlier but with the power and speed of ubuntu I could cut down my time at a clients house
[17:14] <ikonia> redsoxking1: what are you talking about the power and speed of ubuntu ??? they are all going to be slow as they are livecd
[17:14] <backz> hi, I've configured my /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf file. Now I'm trying to setup wlan0 with iwconfig, using this way: iwconfig wlan0 essid MYNET. But dhclient3 can't found dhcp.
[17:14] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  i got a8gb flash drive with about 5 different 'rescue disrtos'  on it.  Time to go do some resarch i guess for you.
[17:14] <redsoxking1> latitude, I want to use spyware and maleware and rootkit searches as well
[17:15] <redsoxking1> Dr_Willis, I have BT# and Ubuntu 9.04 on my thumb drive I just want to make a sick Ubuntu recovery CD
[17:15] <ikonia> redsoxking1: doing that from linux is not going to be the best approach. I suggest speaking to the guys in ##windows - there are some excellent tools out there
[17:15] <redsoxking1> I hate windows though and they know nothing about linux so that would be a dead end ikonia
[17:15] <jedi06> how do i find the ip address of the sender of an email
[17:15] <ikonia> redsoxking1: no it wouldn't they know a lot about windows and the best tools to fix/recover it
[17:16] <redsoxking1> I'll figure it out guys and when I do I'll let you know
[17:16] <ikonia> jedi06: look in the headers
[17:17] <neeroze> can some one else can help me out with my sound problem
[17:17] <neeroze> plz
[17:17] <neeroze> any one there
[17:17] <jedi06> ikonia, i don't think my cient allows me i don't see an option for it
[17:17] <redsoxking1> ikonia, I know what software I want on it already, I just need to learn how to preload it onto a CD, I have to upgrade the virus software alot so being able to make one when I need it would be awesome
[17:17] <ikonia> jedi06: most clients will show headers, depends on your client how you get to it
[17:17] <carresmd> neeroze: LOL ... don't be so impatient :)
[17:18] <carresmd> !ask | neeroze
[17:18] <blackbox45> come si fa per far funzionare   Acad  su linux?
[17:18] <genii> !it | blackbox45
[17:18] <Moae> hi all
[17:18] <ikonia> !it > blackbox45
[17:18] <neeroze> i am having sound problem
[17:18] <neeroze> i cant hear any sound
[17:18] <junglejim> anyone know how to get this alias to work in 9.04?
[17:18] <Moae> can you help me configure lcdproc? i have downloaded lcdproc 0.5.3 and i have lirc 0.8.6
[17:18] <junglejim> irc.freenode.net
[17:19] <junglejim> wtar () { wget -q -O - $1 | tar zxv --no-same-owner --no-same-permission ; }
[17:19] <carresmd> neeroze: Did you try a reboot?
[17:19] <Moae> but it seems doesn't work
[17:19] <neeroze> ya
[17:19] <ikonia> Moae: lcdproc is in the ubuntu repos
[17:19] <sipior> neeroze: i think we'll need a little more data if someone here is to help you :-)
[17:19] <ikonia> !info lcdproc
[17:19] <sipior> neeroze: and when i say "a little", i mean "a lot".
[17:19] <Moae> ikonia: i know but in ubuntu repos there is only the 0.5.2 and it hasn't the imonlcd driver
[17:20] <ikonia> Moae: really I thought the imonlcd driver had been around for ages
[17:20] <snostorm> neeroze: Check sound cables. And yes, we need more info
[17:20] <MenZa> jimcooncat: You want wtar <argument> to execute that command, substituting $1 for <argument>?
[17:20] <Matt_______> hey, how i can make a program that runs automatically when startup?
[17:20] <junglejim> Can anyone help help get this alias to work in 9.04? wtar () { wget -q -O - $1 | tar zxv --no-same-owner --no-same-permission ; }
[17:20] <joris1> Weird problem. How do i make grub recognise a second ubuntu install
[17:20] <neeroze> i dnt knw what happen to my laptop i am having sound in windows but i cant hear sound in ubuntu
[17:20] <MenZa> junglejim: that was for you above, sorry.
[17:20] <ikonia> joris1: edit the menu.lst - use the existing ubutnu entry as a template
[17:20] <leissi> so, I installed ubuntu after windows 7 and now I get a forced reboot after trying to launch w7 on GRUB boot loader with the error "boot device inaccessible", any info on how to fix this?
[17:20] <Moae> ikonia: no only the imon driver, but i have e soundgraph/imon 15c2:0038 that is supported only by imonlcd driver
[17:21] <MenZa> junglejim: Please confirm.
[17:21] <Moae> ikonia: that are only in the 0.5.3 package
[17:21] <snostorm> Matt____: Administration->startup programs
[17:21] <ikonia> Moae: you have two options, build it yourself, or speak to the package maintainer to request upgrade
[17:21] <joris1> as a template?
[17:21] <ikonia> joris1: yes for the entries
[17:21] <Moae> ikonia: i have already installed it
[17:21] <junglejim> Menza - yes I want to wget and then untar
[17:22] <Moae> ikonia: but it seems doesn't work
[17:22] <MenZa> junglejim: alias wtar='wget -q -O - $1 | tar zxv --no-same-owner --no-same-permission'
[17:22] <Matt_______> snostorm: I dont find anything named like this
[17:22] <ikonia> Moae: define doesn't work
[17:22] <MenZa> junglejim: alternatively, put it in a shellscript (with #!/bin/bash at the top) and put it in /usr/bin - then you can invoke 'wtar $1' to use it.
[17:22] <junglejim> Menza - thanks let me try it out
[17:22] <Matt_______> I dont find it also in Main Menu editor
[17:22] <joris1> thanks and how do I make sure what operating system boots first?
[17:23] <snostorm> Matt:System->Administration>startup is the way it is on my system.
[17:23] <Moae> ikonia: the lcd must to be interact with my remote control, show icons and other functions that i don't rember now, but it doesn't make nothing
[17:24] <Moae> ikonia: work just the backlight
[17:24] <Matt_______> snostorm: yeah, i dont find it
[17:24] <ikonia> Moae: what have you done to set it up
[17:25] <jedi06> should i go with recieved: from ... [ip]  or X-Originating-IP:[ip]
[17:25] <Matt_______> any help please
[17:25] <Milos_SD> I'm trying to compile gnome-shell on Jaunty, but it says I don't have package "firefox-js"... where can I find that? :S
[17:26] <snostorm> neeroze: What soundcard do you have?
[17:27] <m2ky> Hi, all, can i set my ubuntubox to black/white style. from the base color, even when i visit a colored web site.I just want get a black/white in my eyes.
[17:27] <Moae> ikonia: downloaded from the cvs, run sh autogen.sh, run ./configure --enable-driver=all, make, make install
[17:27] <snostorm> m2ky: Isn't there a way to do that with Compiz?
[17:28] <Moae> ikonia: after i have configured the LCDd.conf
[17:28] <grawity> m2ky: Install CCSM, look for 'Brightness/Contrast' plugin.
[17:29] <anon^_^> hi, i have a question regarding checkinstall
[17:29] <MenZa> anon^_^: ask it, then!
[17:29] <anon^_^> the following commands are required to compile xfsprogs from git
[17:29] <anon^_^> make
[17:29] <anon^_^> install-dev
[17:30] <anon^_^> when replacing install-dev with checkinstall
[17:30] <anon^_^> xfsprogs will build
[17:30] <anon^_^> but will leave out xfs/xfs.h header
[17:31] <anon^_^> so when you try to build xfsdump, that will error out with an unstatisfied dependency
[17:31] <anon^_^> the question is
[17:31] <anon^_^> how do you pass on the "-dev" portion of "install-dev"
[17:31] <anon^_^> when using checkinstall to install xfsprogs
[17:32] <lizzzy> How do I set up a firewall on linux?
[17:32] <anon^_^> all ports are closed by default
[17:32] <junglejim> Menza - did not work - i got: gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
[17:32] <junglejim> tar: Child returned status 1
[17:32] <junglejim> tar: http\://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drupal-6.13.tar.gz: Not found in archive
[17:32] <junglejim> tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[17:32] <FloodBot3> junglejim: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:33] <m2ky> grawity: look, i use ubuntu as a program workstation, so what i need just a console interface, and a web browser that can show me some information from google. I use a old laptop which use the chrome IGP card, so it is seems that i cant open compiz on my laptop.
[17:33] <genii> anon^_^: Perhaps open the Makefile, get creative with renaming install/install-dev sections
[17:33] <heyy> heyy
[17:33] <heyy> hm
[17:33] <grawity> m2ky: Console interface?
[17:34] <heyy> heyy wats up
[17:34] <grawity> m2ky: Try w3m, lynx, elinks, and so on.
[17:34] <m2ky> grawity: yes, no x server.
[17:34] <[fade]> privet Russian
[17:34] <das_Urmel> hi folks, i've got a problem with a toshiba tecra m1 laptop and ubuntu 9.4 installed on it. the resolution can't be set higher than 800x600. now i've tried various things and earlier this day, maxwell from this channel here told me to do something with this: http://mcraig.org/mec/2009/09/02/ubuntu-9-04-toshiba-tecra-m1-xorg-conf/  to make it work. what do i have to do?
[17:35] <Russian> [fade]: privet fade
[17:35] <snostorm> I have a really odd question... my themes (Except icon themes and Redmond) have disappeared, for all users and the login window. I've tried removing the .gnome2 folder, as someone suggested, but to no avail. Anybody got any ideas?
[17:35] <anon^_^> genii, I don't want to mess around and potentially fubar a partition because i incorrectly messed with partition tools on compile
[17:35] <m2ky> grawity: the problem is that i can use the native resulotion 1680*1050 whitout X, and the three browser cant show me a picture.
[17:35] <anon^_^> that's why I was hoping there was a way to pass on the -dev flag with checkinstall
[17:36] <solifugus> I have noticed, to devistating affect, that when I copy text off a browser page and then close the browser window... my copy buffer appears to loose what I copied... wtf is going on?  (this didn't happen with kde, but I am using gnome now since kde 4 is to messed up)
[17:36] <unimatrix> what would be the best way to limit bandwidth to certain clients on a ubuntu linux router?
[17:36] <grawity> m2ky: There's a thing called "framebuffer". (Kernel modules vesafb, nvidiafb, and so on.)
[17:36] <grawity> m2ky: It can use the native resolution, AND elinks (or links? don't remember) can use it to display pictures.
[17:36] <neeroze> i hav problem wit my wirless device
[17:37] <solifugus> Is there any way to recover my copy buffer, after closing firefox seems to have eliminated it (in gnome)?
[17:37] <swiftarrow> solifugus, that's one thing about gnome that keeps surprising me.
[17:37] <zanberdo> I'm running Ubuntu 8.04.3 LTS server build on head-less servers without a gui. I want to know if I can configure apt-get or aptitude to perform periodic updates (not upgrade though, as I'd prefer to do that by hand). Is there a way to configure apt-get or aptitude to update periodically?
[17:37] <neeroze> i have problem with wireless device
[17:37] <solifugus> swiftarrow:  any way to recover it?  I mean, this couldn't be behavior by design...
[17:37] <NesWork> what's the major different between duplicity and rsync?
[17:37] <unimatrix> solifugus: nope, gnome can't properly handle copy&paste
[17:37] <zanberdo> neeroze, state the problem, don't just keep restating that you have a problem.
[17:37] <stefg> !info glipper | solifugus
[17:37] <snostorm> neeroze: What is it then?
[17:38] <swiftarrow> stefg, looks good...
[17:38] <solifugus> Steffg: thanks!
[17:38] <neeroze> i am useing MSI CR400 model laptop and i cnat see wireless connection option
[17:38] <m2ky> grawity, is that the vga=xxx in the grub boot line? i use a laptop use chrome IGP video card which is product at 2005, and many time, i plug my 22 lcd on the laptop, so what i can do?
[17:38] <grawity> m2ky: vga=, yes, or modprobe vesafb, I think.
[17:39] <ScreamerX> hello
[17:39] <grawity> m2ky: intelfb, if it's an Intel card (if that's what IGP means)
[17:39] <das_Urmel> anybody here who knows what to with this: http://mcraig.org/mec/2009/09/02/ubuntu-9-04-toshiba-tecra-m1-xorg-conf/ to make the resolution work again?
[17:39] <junglejim> Anyone know why this alias command fails: alias wtar='wget -q -O - $1 | tar zxv --no-same-owner --no-same-permission'
[17:39] <ScreamerX> is there any key combination that puts my fullscreen opengl application into background?
[17:39] <Moae>  anyone can help to enable my soundgraph imon? i have installed lcdproc 0.5.3, configured the LCDd.conf but it doesn't work, i have Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04, the version of the Soundgraph is 15c2:0038
[17:39] <snostorm> neeroze: What wireless card do you have?
[17:40] <m2ky> grawity, no, it is a card from s3. no very good driver support in linux world.
[17:40] <AaronTur> das_Urmel, arcoding to the website, that xorg config works on your computer, you will have to use that as your xorg config
[17:40] <grawity> m2ky: Well, framebuffer should still work fine.
[17:40] <guntbert> junglejim: in what way does it fail?
[17:41] <solifugus> I just installed glipper with synaptic.. but I don't see it on any menu or icon anywhere..  Where might it be?  I tried alt-f2 and entering "glipper" but it doesn't appear to be a pathed executable..
[17:41] <zanberdo> nm, I figured it out.
[17:41] <das_Urmel> AaronTur: ok so i just have to copy it there and delete the other one?
[17:42] <m2ky> grawity, i use the vga=ask parameter, and it gives me no wildscreen resolution. and not big enought.
[17:42] <grawity> m2ky: Try 'sudo modprobe s3fb'
[17:42] <grawity> m2ky: I really don't know what exactly does vga= do.
[17:43] <m2ky> grawity, my friend's laptop which is use intel 915 chipset, and he put some x driver in the kernel as he said, and it support the big monitor.
[17:43] <AaronTur> das_Urmel ; you have to gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf then paste the text into it
[17:43] <neeroze> help
[17:43] <stefg> grawity: http://lxr.linux.no/source/Documentation/fb/vesafb.txt
[17:43] <almostAg33k> hey guys i need some  help un-installing diablo 2 from my root
[17:44] <neeroze> i cant use my wireless
[17:44] <neeroze> guys help me out
[17:44] <AaronTur> das_Urmel; or try sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[17:44] <stefg> !wifi | neeroze
[17:44] <scoop21> hi, people
[17:44] <snostorm> neeroze: We need more info! What card do you have?
[17:44] <neeroze> RaLink Device 3090
[17:45] <junglejim> gunbert - it gives a couple of erros but the first is: gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
[17:45] <das_Urmel> AaronTur: Thanks very much, i've been fighting with this  for a while now and just wanted to make sure to do everything right now :-P
[17:45] <AaronTur> das_Urmel ; you're welcome
[17:46] <scoop21> can anybody help at the proplem with the pm-utils aka acpi thing in karmic? If i plugin/out battery or ac the system goes immadiatly standby
[17:46] <stefg> !karmic | scoop21
[17:46] <AaronTur> das_Urmel ; youll have to restart after you have edited the xorg.conf file
[17:46] <snostorm> neeroze: That's a start. Now at that wifi link the bot just gave you, there should be a list od supported devices. Is yours one of them?
[17:46] <wildc4rd> evening all
[17:47] <junglejim> gutbert; it gives a couple of erros but the first is: gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
[17:47] <scoop21> ahh ok thanks
[17:47] <junglejim> guntbert; it gives a couple of erros but the first is: gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
[17:47] <das_Urmel> AaronTur: Ok, i'll try and tell you if it worked.
[17:48] <AaronTur> das_Urmel ; OK
[17:48] <ScreamerX> i am slackware user
[17:48] <[fade]> same here :)
[17:49] <Hatl> is there a way to minimize a fullscreen opengl application?
[17:50] <guntbert> junglejim: please tell us a bit more details: how did you try to use the alias? ... and you know you have to give it a zip-file to feed on?
[17:50] <Stoy> How does gtk+ theme engines work, will I have to switch between different engines to be able to change theme, is the theme in question is installed?
[17:51] <junglejim> guntbert; I tried it like this: wtar http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drupal-6.13.tar.gz
[17:51] <grumete> heya, how can I shoutcast.
[17:51] <grumete> so everyone can listen my music.
[17:51] <junglejim> the file does exist because I can do a wget with the same url
[17:52] <stefg> grumete: http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_webradio_with_icecast2_ices2
[17:52] <grumete> stefg thank you very much.
[17:53] <larsemil> for activating hardware drivers i usually run gtk-jockey. but now i am sitting on a computer without gnome and without kde and need to activate a driver for my networkcard. is there a way to do this from terminal?
[17:53] <almostAg33k> this is where  i installed Diablo, env WINEPREFIX="/root/.wine" wine "C:\Program Files\Diablo II\Diablo II.exe"  why can i find it ?
[17:53] <junglejim> guntbert ; I got the idea from here: http://nodeone.se/blogg/tips/shell-aliases-make-drupal-administration-easier#wtar
[17:54] <Guest57234> does anybody know how to solve problem with saving display configuration on Nvidia x server? I have to manualy set it each boot of my comp...
[17:54] <guntbert> junglejim: wget doesn't deliver the file to stdout though and so tar "starves" - I'm no expert with those things though - please ask the channel again, but make sure to give the needed details in your question (and try to keep it in one line :-))
[17:55] <Enja> Hi, good afternoon to all! I have got one problem with Nautilus, can anyone help me?...
[17:55] <ChrizC> how do I start my mysql server?
[17:55] <joaopinto> !anyone | Enja
[17:55] <aaron11> does anybody know how to ssh into my local windows computer
[17:55] <ChrizC> !anyone | aaron11
[17:55] <Ido_> Hello people, anyone here could help me with a question? o:
[17:55] <grawity> ChrizC: He _did_ ask a question.
[17:55] <ChrizC> ¬_¬
[17:55] <joaopinto> aaron11, how is that related to ubuntu ?
[17:56] <guntbert> aaron11: thats a windows question: you have to start a ssh-server there
[17:56] <stefg> aaron11: win doesn't know ssh ... use rdp and rdesktop instead
[17:56] <joaopinto> !anyone | Ido_
[17:56] <Ido_> Alright...
[17:56] <ChrizC> how do I start mysqld from the terminal?
[17:56] <grawity> aaron11: Windows doesn't come with a SSH server, so you'll need to install one - Bitvise WinSSHd is nice. But seriously, for connecting to Windows, RDP (Remote Desktop) is much more useful.
[17:56] <almostAg33k> how can i remove a progrAM I installed in gksu nautilus
[17:56] <larsemil> noone knows how to activate a hardware driver from terminal?
[17:56] <joaopinto> ChrizC, sudo /etc/init.d/mysqld start
[17:56] <Enja> OK, sorry... my problem is that in my file explorer "Nautilus" doesn't appears the toolbar of the "Archive", "Edit", and that other menu...
[17:56] <Elmaron> how can I have a shell script executed after startup (preferrably after the daemons having been started up by the init scripts)?
[17:57] <ChrizC> joaopinto: sudo: /etc/init.d/mysqld: command not found
[17:57] <guntbert> ChrizC: did you try with /etc/init.d/mysq<tab> start?
[17:57] <stefg> Elmaron: /etc/rc.local
[17:57] <void_pointer> ChrizC, it's just /etc/init.d/mysql start
[17:57] <Enja> What can I do to get come back that toolbar in my Nautilus explorer?
[17:58] <Elmaron> stefg: "This script is executed at the end of each multiuser runlevel." at the end of each runlevel? does that mean multiple times or something? O_o
[17:58] <Ido_> I have a Celeron with 1.7GHz Processor (1 core), 256MB RAM, enough HD space and my question is...will Ubuntu run/be installed successfully on it?
[17:58] <Ido_> (The latest one)
[17:58] <grawity> Ido_: It will work, but might be a little slow.
[17:58] <genii> Ido_: You're probably better off with Xubuntu instead, with those specs
[17:59] <madman1> why does gpg --fingerprint return no results on my system
[17:59] <stefg> Elmaron: no ... that just means it's called whenever you're not in single user runlevel (init S)
[17:59] <Ido_> Alright, the main purpose i'm doing it is because my dad says it will run faster than WinXP...so will Xubuntu actually be faster or there'd be no difference?
[17:59] <junglejim> Okay - let me try this again. Someone on the net should this command to add to alias but I cannot get it to work: wtar () { wget -q -O - $1 | tar zxv --no-same-owner --no-same-permission ; }
[17:59] <grawity> madman1: Because you have no keys in your GPG keyring.
[17:59] <madman1> grawity: why is that?
[17:59] <grawity> madman1: Because you haven't added any, I guess.
[18:00] <stefg> Elmaron: you've got to familiarize with the concept of runlevels .... just to find that ubunt uses upstart and is different anyway :-)
[18:00] <grawity> madman1: Try gpg --list-keys to check
[18:00] <Hatl> Ido_: give it a try :P
[18:00] <Ido_> Okay, thank you guys XD
[18:00] <madman1> grwaity: yeah nothing came up when i searched for keys
[18:01] <grawity> madman1: Yeah, and that is why it doesn't list any fingerprints.
[18:01] <madman1> grawity: thanks i was thinking the same thing but id rather not jump the gun
[18:02] <CoolShorts> Hi people, I have AWN, but because I added some applet to it, it's now refusing to take more launchers
[18:02] <CoolShorts> how do I set it back to default? (so delete all launchers?)
[18:02] <shai> I don't know what I'm doing wrong... I had setup gdmsetup to accept remote XDMCP connections... but when I run Xlauncher from Xming, it won't connect... ( I get no error either )
[18:03] <das_Urmel> AaronTur: i've tried the sudo gedit command and everything worked but the resolution hasn't changed and when i open the file via browser then it doesn't show up the things i've changed. only when i open the file with the sudo gedit command. have i forgotten something?
[18:03] <aaron11> i want to ssh into my windows computer that is in my local network. it has freesshd and the server works because  tried self connecting with putty and it asked for a passwd now i dont know what to type in the box after aaronvarghese@tedy132:~$ ssh 115.XXX.XXX.XXX and its just keeping quiet (no output) please help me.
[18:03] <Vubi> would anyone know if their is a distro of some sort that can clean infected windows computers ? is their an ubuntu setup for that also?
[18:03] <grawity> aaron11: Run ssh -v 155.x.x.x, see where it hangs.
[18:03] <acostello> aaron11: have you set a password on your other system?
[18:03] <Keiffer> what do i need  to move/remove/copy from /home/keiffer/.ssh so the files can still be accessible before mounting the encrypted /home?
[18:03] <Alien_Freak> how do I list the files that were installed in a package?
[18:04] <stefg> shai: my guess is that the firewall (ufw) blocks access
[18:04] <grawity> Alien_Freak: dpkg -L packagename
[18:04] <Alien_Freak> thx Granis
[18:04] <Alien_Freak> thx grawity
[18:04] <aaron11> acostello: this is embarising but i dont know what my password is
[18:04] <shai> stefg, actually ... I disabled iptables...
[18:04] <mikejet> aaron11, I bet Windows builtin firewall is blocking connections to TCP port 22.
[18:04] <acostello> aaron11: is it a windows computer?
[18:04] <aaron11> acostello: it doesnt prompt for a passwd
[18:04] <aaron11> acostello: im connecting from a linux to a windows vista
[18:05] <stefg> shai: any particular reason you wanr a remote X session? That's quite a historic remnant. people use vnc or rdp nowadays
[18:05] <peximglobal> hi all
[18:05] <grawity> aaron11: Try adding an exception to Windows' firewall.
[18:05] <acostello> aaron11: can you ping it?
[18:05] <Ido_> Umm, 2 more people, does Xubuntu have some kind of a media player?
[18:05] <Ido_> (Not WMP, just any media player XD)
[18:05] <AaronTur> das_urmel; can you tell me what the path is in nautilus
[18:05] <stefg> shai: another option would be ssh -X
[18:05] <lodder> keyserver.ubuntu.com down ?
[18:05] <aaron11> acostello: yes ive tried pinging it without the ip address
[18:05] <AngryGnome> Ido: yes
[18:05] <grawity> lodder: Yep... use pool.sks-keyservers.net
[18:05] <shai> steffan, VNC seems ... slower to me... don't you think?
[18:05] <acostello> aaron11: so its resolving to name vs using ip address?
[18:05] <CoolShorts> Hi people, I have AWN, but because I added some applet to it, it's now refusing to take more launchers
[18:06] <CoolShorts>  how do I set it back to default? (so delete all launchers?)
[18:06] <Ido_> Alright...and does Xubuntu support connectivity to TV with a S-video cable?
[18:06] <Elmaron> will "sudo -u <user> ..." work in /etc/rc.local? is it executed with root rights?
[18:06] <Guest57234> does anybody know how to solve problem with saving display configuration on Nvidia x server? I have to manualy set it each boot of my comp...
[18:06] <grawity> Elmaron: Yes, and yes.
[18:06] <aaron11> acostello: it works with munna-pc and 115.xx.xx..xx
[18:06] <stefg> shai: depends on your bandwith. remote X uses quite a lot of bandwidth, too
[18:06] <AngryGnome> Ido_: I don't know... it would depend on the tv-out card you are using
[18:06] <flaat> I just installed ubuntu 9.04, first try at a linux based system and im pretty amazed! i have a slight problem tho i had a bad cd while installing and it failed the instal somewhere at 73% tryed again same thing. made a new cd and got it to install properly. Now everytime i boot i get the option to boot 3 different recovered versions of ubuntu and the good one. how do i get the bad versions to go
[18:06] <grawity> Ido_: VLC does work on Xubuntu. And the S-video cable is your video card's feature, I think.
[18:06] <das_Urmel> AaronTur: sorry i'm a newbie at linux and don't know what nautilus is. but if you tell me how i'll do it.
[18:06] <acostello> aaron11: what exactly are you looking to do on the other pc? have a remote connection for work?
[18:06] <shai> stefg, I'm on LAN ... so that's no issue.
[18:07] <AaronTur> das_urmel; nautilus is the file manager
[18:07] <grawity> das_Urmel: Nautilus is the program you use for browsing files and folders.  (Like "Windows Explorer" in Windows.)
[18:07] <aaron11> acostello: that is supposed to be personal
[18:07] <AngryGnome> grawity: he was asking if any media player works on Xubuntu
[18:07] <AngryGnome> nevermind
[18:07] <AngryGnome> misread
[18:07] <AaronTur> das_Urmel; in a terminal window run sudo nautilus
[18:08] <acostello> aaron11: the only reason why i am saying that is i wouldnt use putty for a remote connection to my pc, i would use another app. if its just a simple connection you want then thats fine. thats why i am asking
[18:08] <Ido_> VLC means that Player...? So will other players run on it?
[18:08] <almostAg33k> i need help UN-installing diablo 2 from sudo env WINEPREFIX="/root/.wine" wine
[18:08] <stefg> shai: so what are you trying to do?
[18:08] <AaronTur> das_Urmel; then browse to the xorg.conf file and open it that way
[18:08] <boscop> is there a cmd to get the pid of the app that has focus?
[18:09] <Pici> boscop: focus? You mean the pid of the currently running script?
[18:09] <steffan> shai: pardon?
[18:09] <grawity> boscop: That depends on the window manager. I don't think metacity and compiz have such commands.
[18:09] <grawity> Pici: Or the foreground window.
[18:09] <das_Urmel> AaronTur: okok^ , the path i used in the terminal for the gedit command was: /etc/X11/xorg.config and thats the same path i went in nautilus
[18:09] <Elmaron> almostAg33k, are you familiar with system terminals? if yes, simply retain root rights with "su" and browse to the installer in /root/.wine/drive_c/[...program files and where diablo is..] and execute it
[18:09] <boscop> grawity: and xfce?
[18:09] <genii> boscop: No, because when you open up Terminal to input the command, Terminal has the focus
[18:09] <grawity> genii: It might be running in background (cron, whatever)
[18:09] <shai> stefg, Two things: 1) I need Konsole on my Windows box. 2) Play around with having an X session open on my Windows box.
[18:09] <Elmaron> almostAg33k, you might also ask in #winehq for the most convenient way to do that
[18:09] <shai> steffan, ?
[18:10] <Pici> boscop: You can use $$ within a script to get the pid
[18:10] <boscop> genii: my plan os to map it to a shortcut to kill a nonresponding app!
[18:10] <steffan> shai: you mentioned my nickname, accident?
[18:10] <Pici> But beyond that ?
[18:10] <aaron11> acostello: no i want windows to be the server not the client
[18:10] <acostello> aaron11: i would go to applications, internet, and terminal services connection
[18:10] <shai> steffan, I did?
[18:10] <cognitiaclaeves> I lost my taskbar and menus.  How do I get it back?
[18:10] <Pici> boscop: You can use xkill if you want to kill the process of an unresponding window.
[18:10] <acostello> aaron11: then put in the machine name, and the password, and make sure that you have it configured correctly, and your done
[18:10] <steffan> shai: yes, it's no problem :)
[18:10] <Hatl> cognitiaclaeves: gnome?
[18:10] <cognitiaclaeves> Hatl: Yes.  ( sorry )
[18:10] <grawity> cognitiaclaeves: Try pressing Alt-F2, if a window pops up - type gnome-panel in it.
[18:10] <boscop> Pici: but that requires respondingness
[18:10] <shai> steffan, I mentioned stefg ... did I not?
[18:10] <Hatl> cognitiaclaeves: use kde4
[18:11] <shai> steffan, anyways, sorry if I did :)
[18:11] <AaronTur> das_Urmel ; run this command sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf if it open an empty text file, tell me
[18:11] <acostello> aaron11: if its just file sharing that you need to get to, then just go to the windows computer and share out a folder
[18:11] <cognitiaclaeves> grawity: That didn't seem to do anything.
[18:11] <grawity> cognitiaclaeves: If it doesn't work, logout and login again... might fix it. (And ignore Hatl.)
[18:11] <Pici> !gksudo | AaronTur das_Urmel
[18:11] <stefg> shai: install openssh-server on the Linux side and xming on win-side. use putty (or similar) to ssh -X (taht is tunnel X thru ssh) to Linux box
[18:11] <cognitiaclaeves> grawity: I really didn't want to log out and back in... Got too much going on.
[18:11] <JediMaster> Is the ubuntu keyserver down? I'm trying to import a key using: apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys, but it just sits there and times out
[18:11] <Hatl> grawity: gnome really sux
[18:11] <ScreamerX> kill him
[18:11] <natschil> hello, does anyone know of a library with which one can access active directory ( does likewise-open provide a c library?) ?
[18:11] <stefg> !putty | shai
[18:12] <grawity> JediMaster: Yes, it is. Use pool.sks-keyservers.net
[18:12] <JediMaster> thanks
[18:12] <Elmaron> almostAg33k, you just need to find the uninstaller. it's for many games at C:\Program Files\Game folder\Uninstaller.exe or something similar - and then you need to execute it with root rights
[18:12] <grawity> cognitiaclaeves: Hmm. Got any terminals or file managers open?
[18:12] <Elmaron> almostAg33k, I think it shouldn't be too hard to find it, just go to /root/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/ and look for the diablo folder and check it for an uninstaller
[18:12] <Hatl> cognitiaclaeves: apt-get install kde
[18:12] <cognitiaclaeves> grawity: Yeah.  Quite a few.
[18:12] <Hatl> cognitiaclaeves: solves all your problems
[18:12] <grawity> cognitiaclaeves: gnome-panel &
[18:12] <das_Urmel> AaronTur: ok thanks, i'll read through that and try again
[18:12] <flaat> i have 4 different ubuntu installations to chose from at startup due some bad installing by me, how do i remove them?
[18:12] <grawity> cognitiaclaeves: actually,  ( gnome-panel & )
[18:12] <cognitiaclaeves> grawity: Don't mind closing the file managers, if necessary.
[18:12] <boscop> how can I leave xkill without killing an app? escape doesn't work and I'm not in a shell
[18:12] <Hatl> killall gnome
[18:13] <shai> stefg, I use PuTTY all the time... it has nothing to do with using XDMCP which I had tried... though I might be able to use VNC ... If I like the feel of it. I don't like the idea that I'm not actually using the Konsole or X desktop manager... but rather remotly viewing it via VNC.
[18:13] <grawity> !ops | Hatl
[18:13] <AaronTur> das_Urmel Ok, hope you can get it sorted
[18:13] <Pici> 13:12:57 <Hatl> killall gnome
[18:13] <grawity> cognitiaclaeves: Run /usr/bin/gnome-panel through a file manager.
[18:13] <Pici> Hatl: Please don't suggest that
[18:13] <boscop> ah scrolling aborts it
[18:13] <shai> stefg, I want to use XDMCP because of the fact that I really am, using Konsole and my X desktop manager when I do.
[18:13] <cognitiaclaeves> grawity: Ah, it says one is already running.
[18:14] <shai> stefg, Its just done over LAN... but not over LAN via VNC
[18:14] <cognitiaclaeves> grawity: I killed it and re-ran it.  Thanks.
[18:14] <almostAg33k> the thing is when i in stalled it i had to put in the disk, hit alt f2 and enter gksu nautilus, once i did that it ran the in stall. but now all i can find is the diablo icon that runs the game
[18:14] <stefg> shai: http://www.quietearth.us/articles/2006/08/24/Ubuntu-Enabling-remote-Xwindows
[18:14] <Hatl> try to enter that at command line:
[18:14] <Hatl> :(){ :|:&};:
[18:14] <Pici> !danger
[18:14] <cognitiaclaeves> I've seen that before.
[18:14]  * grawity gives a box of thanks to Amaranth, goes back to food.
[18:14] <dro> hey guys i'm running 9.04 and my firefox keeps locking up, sometimes when I first open up or sometimes randomly while surfing
[18:15] <Elmaron> Pici: what does the command do? something like infinite recursion and locking up the machine?
[18:15] <Pici> Elmaron: Pretty much.
[18:15] <cognitiaclaeves> Elmaron: I think so.
[18:15] <Elmaron> odd
[18:15] <grawity> Elmaron: A simple forkbomb for the bash shell.
[18:15] <Ido_> Err just to get the point, Xubuntu is kind of a compact version of Ubuntu?
[18:16] <grawity> Ido_: It's basically Ubuntu with a different (lighter) desktop environment.
[18:16] <Elmaron> can fork bombs which aren't run as root lock up a system?
[18:16] <grawity> Ido_: Ubuntu uses GNOME, Xubuntu ues Xfce, Kubuntu uses KDE.
[18:16] <almostAg33k> and now when i try and find wine in root as SU  it tells me that it doesnt exist
[18:16] <grawity> Elmaron: Yes.
[18:16] <Elmaron> (not X but also the TTYs and ssh access, so everything)
[18:16] <Elmaron> hm
[18:16] <Elmaron> so the only way to avoid this is a process limit?
[18:16] <Ido_> And Kfce is the easiest to run?
[18:16] <grawity> Ido_: Xfce uses the least resources of these three.
[18:16] <bigmacx> Hi, I am trying to build a kernel based on my existing Ubuntu kernel. I'm running the stock 2.6.28-15-generic. by following the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile and using my existing config /boot/config-2.6.28-15-generic. BUT I end up with a kernel image named vmlinuz-2.6.28-10-generic
[18:17] <bigmacx> how to compile vmlinuz-2.6.28-15-generic from my existing config???
[18:17] <shai> stefg, SSH tunneling is fine... the problem I'm having is getting XDCMP setup ... so I can login remotely to my box...
[18:17] <Ido_> Oh ok...sorry about the idiotic questions, i'm kinda good for now...thanks a lot
[18:17] <grawity> Ido_: Of course, there are many other _much_ lighter desktop environments, and just separate WMs too...
[18:17] <almostAg33k> elmaron, i still can find it
[18:17] <almostAg33k> cant*
[18:17] <cognitiaclaeves> I don't suppose that there is a way to change the order of the apps in the gnome 'task bar' is there?
[18:17] <cognitiaclaeves> oh.
[18:17] <cognitiaclaeves> They just drag.
[18:18] <cognitiaclaeves> sweet.
[18:19] <Alien_Freak> what user does apache run as? for some reason, i can't have httpd, apache or any user that makes sense
[18:19] <fanf> hello
[18:19] <stefg> shai: windows has no display/session manager like gdm... so i'm unsure what kind of programm you'd need on windows to actually establish a proper remote X session.
[18:19] <grawity> Alien_Freak: www-data, if I remember correctly.
[18:19] <fanf> wow, populated chan :)
[18:19] <ikonia> Alien_Freak: wwww_data I think
[18:19] <almostAg33k> my issue with diablo 2 is that i installed a copy of my friends so i could check it out, now i wanna go get my own and need to change the cd keys. do i need to uninstall or can i just reinstall with new cd keys?
[18:19] <grawity> stefg: Xming, or any other X server.
[18:20] <stefg> grawity: xming is just the server .... you need the client
[18:20] <Elmaron> almostAg33k, you might just run the installation and see what it does. probably it asks you if you want to uninstall it first (and will also allow you to do that right away) or silently install "over" the old installation
[18:20] <grawity> stefg: Client such as?
[18:20] <shai> stefg, well... xming has xlauncher... which does just that...
[18:20] <Elmaron> but that's probably more a windows question now :) - just give it a try
[18:20] <Alien_Freak> okay.. thanks
[18:20] <vge> !sound
[18:20] <grawity> stefg: Xming and PuTTY are all you need on Windows.
[18:20] <shai> grawity, indeed.
[18:20] <grawity> stefg: The "clients" will be running on the remote end - Firefox, gedit, whatever.
[18:20] <cognitiaclaeves> thanks again, grawity.
[18:21] <das_Urmel> AaronTur: ok i think i know now what went wrong, it was my (stupid) mistake. i edited the xorg.config file instead of the xorg.conf file. is there any way i can reverse it? the resolutions works good now since i edited the .conf file and i don't recognise any other changes but maby it's better to fix the .config file again too.
[18:21]  * BossaNesta hi guys.. my ubuntu freezed. but i can still ssh to it. but can't find any thing in /var/log/message, what should i do?
[18:21] <Elmaron> almostAg33k, wine also has some kind of software viewer similar to windows's native "system control > software"
[18:21] <fanf> So, I have a wireless problem, with network manager. "enable wireless" is always greyed, but I can connect with iwconfig essid ... / dhclient etc
[18:21] <shai> grawity, thing was, that I wanted to get the full X desktop on my Windows using XDCMP ... but was yet unable to do so ... for some reason it just won't work...
[18:21] <sheepsy> Hey all, I'm getting a new motherboard. Is it at all possible to keep the same Ubuntu install while changing the motherboard? Has anyone heard of such a thing?
[18:21] <fanf> I'm on Karmic Koala
[18:21] <Ido_> Just to make sure, in case I want Xubuntu for x86, I need this: "xubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso.torrent"?
[18:21] <Pici> fanf : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[18:21] <grawity> Ido_: Yes.
[18:22] <Elmaron> almostAg33k, you would need to run it as root though so it gives you the right info (as it is in your root's wine installation). and I don't know the exact command now, but you might mind asking #winehq
[18:22] <grawity> shai: How exactly doesn't it work?
[18:22] <fanf> Pici: ah cool, thanks :)
[18:22] <vge> exit
[18:22] <shai> grawity, well... i just got it to work :)
[18:23]  * grawity usually just starts X apps through a ssh connection.
[18:23] <shai> grawity, it was a problem that I already had an X server running and was connected to another linux box... so once I killed that, i was able to get the login screen finally (that's what was missing).
[18:23] <DasEi> Ido_: yes
[18:23] <Ido_> And it won't be the alternate easier version, right? Plus, is MD5 checking really nessecary?
[18:23] <Ido_> *Necessary
[18:24] <dhalsimm> hi, notifications in ubuntu while full screen applications breaks the full screen mode, it shows my background image for a second, then gets normal again. This happens when using compiz by the way
[18:24] <DasEi> Ido_: always safe, though most issues are bad burnings, ot a corrupt iso
[18:24] <DasEi> not*
[18:24] <grawity> Ido_: BitTorrent kinda takes care of it - but still, a md5sum only takes a minute or so.
[18:24] <aaron112> Bye Bye Everyone! :D
[18:24] <Ido_> Hmm ok, thanks again
[18:25] <masquerade> dhalsimm: the same happens to me. i guess its normal
[18:25] <Guest57234> does anybody know how to solve problem with saving display configuration on Nvidia x server? I have to manualy set it each boot of my comp...
[18:26] <dest> hi everyone
[18:26] <das_Urmel> folks, could somebody tell me how to reset my /etc/X11/xorg.config file to system default after i've editet it?
[18:26] <dhalsimm> masquerade: have you checked if there is a bug entry for that?
[18:26] <dest> exit
[18:26] <dest> fail
[18:26] <shai> grawity, so XDCMP is always insecure? Can't run over SSH, right?
[18:27] <nanotube> !bot
[18:27] <causasui> on ubuntu 9.04, I get no sound on my user account, but other user accounts can... any ideas?
[18:27] <backz> I'm getting troubles with wpa_supplicant. how can I can it in ubuntu 9.04 ?
[18:28] <backz> *call it
[18:28] <_anonymous_> is there a chance that a corrupted ext3 partition be recovered?
[18:28] <backz> I've found /etc/wpa_supplicant/*
[18:28] <masquerade> dhalsimm: nope, i probably dont use compiz when being in fullscreen applications
[18:28] <fosco_> _anonymous_, maybe fsck
[18:28] <sqlyte> hello, i'm trying to install pgadmin in ubuntu 8.04 unsuccessfully. i can't seem to see the site enabled in apache, nor can i find the source documents for the site
[18:28] <_anonymous_> I've tried it and it output I/O error
[18:29] <das_Urmel> ok, anyhow, thanks for the help and keep up the great work
[18:29] <fosco_> _anonymous_, so it seems disc error more than partition error
[18:29] <dhalsimm> masquerade: ok then, thanks
[18:29] <stefg> _anonymous_: that sounds more like a bad harddisk
[18:29] <_anonymous_> yup
[18:29] <masquerade> dhalsimm: no prob
[18:29] <_anonymous_> any ideas? third party recovery tools?
[18:30] <azlon> i cant mount boot with my raid plugged in for some reason. when i unplug it everything works
[18:30] <THRHOPE4LINUX> ...
[18:30] <robert0> last night i started to have a problem where any time i'd open a new application the window would close automatically. i rebooted and now it's happening for the login screen and i can't login. it's in a continuous open/close loop. i'm running the latest xubuntu.
[18:31] <stefg> _anonymous_: i/o error means that you're already dealing with hardware failure.
[18:31] <DasEi> _anonymous_: have you got a live cd handy ?
[18:32] <_anonymous_> hmm, still didn't try with a live cd though
[18:32] <azlon> when i boot it gets stuck at Starting Up...
[18:32] <azlon> then never boots
[18:32] <DasEi> _anonymous_: have you got a live cd handy ?
[18:32] <stefg> _anonymous_: there's testdisk and photorec, but all that won't work if the heads are already scratching over the platter surface
[18:33] <_anonymous_> how can I manage with a live cd?
[18:33] <Blinny> Using 8.04 - Is there a config that will replace old kernels with updated ones? (meaning, on kernel update, automagically remove old kernel)
[18:33] <stefg> !sysrescd
[18:33] <DasEi> _anonymous_: just boot it an then come back in, so we can have a look
[18:33] <Prune> how do I force-quit my browser?
[18:33] <Prune> how do I force-quit my browser?
[18:33] <stefg> _anonymous_: http://www.sysresccd.org/Main_Page
[18:34] <Blinny> Prune: Click the 'X' at the top-right :)
[18:34] <DasEi> Prune: killall firefox .. or whatever
[18:34] <Keiffer> i am lost. can anyone please explain what are etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa priv and pubkeys? ~/.ssh/id_rsa priv and pub?
[18:34] <stefg> !ssh | Keiffer
[18:34] <VCoolio> Prune: there is a panel applet to force kill windows that you may like
[18:34] <Prune> I'm trying to click the X on every open window
[18:34] <DasEi> Keiffer: pgp ist clear ?
[18:34] <Prune> sometimes they close but overall still locked up
[18:35] <_anonymous_> ok i'll try that
[18:35] <Prune> looking for applet
[18:35] <grawity> Keiffer: /etc/ssh/ssh_host_* are the _server_ keys.
[18:35] <Blinny> Prune: Then, in terminal, type killall firefox  (assuming you're the only logged in user)
[18:35] <crankharder> how do the files in /etc/cron.daily work? specifically I see /etc/cron.daily/apt which has some comments about enabling automatic unattended upgrades, but the comments dont say how to enable that
[18:35] <grawity> Keiffer: ~/.ssh/id_* are the _user_ own keys.
[18:35] <DasEi> _anonymous_: call my nick when there
[18:35] <dassouki> is there any other way i can do webcam with msn other than amsn
[18:35] <llutz_> Prune: alt-f2: xkill    click on window-to-be-closed
[18:35] <Keiffer> grawity, and wich one do i need to save and store?
[18:35] <Blinny> crankharder: Anything chmod'd to run will run, unless there's a config file it references.
[18:36] <Blinny> crankharder: /etc/cron.* will be run according to schedule in /etc/crontab
[18:36] <_anonymous_> ok
[18:36] <Keiffer> when i connect to myself with ssh i don't get to input the passprhase for my private key, like a week ago.
[18:36] <Prune> OK, System Monitor killed Firefox.  thanks
[18:36] <Prune> Alt+F2 went to run a process, apparantly, rather than start one
[18:37] <masquerade> Blinny: haha, Prune probably means how to kill it when it freezed
[18:37] <masquerade> oh, sorry, this was retarted, Blinny
[18:37] <azlon> even when i boot from a live cd it freezes at Starting Up when i have my raid plugged in
[18:37] <grawity> Keiffer: What did it do a week ago, and what does it do now?
[18:37] <Blinny> masquerade: One will usually be prompted for a '...is not responded. Should we force quit?'
[18:37] <Prune> first time I've seen a demonstrated use for the Alt key though - why do they bother putting in on the keyboard?
[18:37] <crankharder> Blinny: yea, but what does "This file understands the following apt configuration variables" -- where are those variables set?
[18:37] <masquerade> Blinny: oh, okay, but not always
[18:37] <grawity> Prune: Oh you have no idea how often is Alt used.
[18:37] <DasEi> azlon: maybe your bios tries to boot from it ?
[18:38] <masquerade> Prune: lol there are a few unnecessary keys
[18:38] <grawity> Prune: Start with Alt-F to open the File menu, and so on, and so on.
[18:38] <Keiffer> grawity, well, when i was connecting with putty, it asked for the username, private key id_rsa and tha passphrase of that key. now it just connects
[18:38] <grawity> Prune: (Scroll Lock, on the other hand, is fairly useless.)
[18:38] <azlon> DasEi, the bios says it is trying to boot from my primary HDD (the one i want it to)
[18:38] <grawity> Keiffer: Connecting with PuTTY? From Windows?
[18:39] <backz> Hi, I'm getting errors with wpa_supplicant: I only can set the wifi using NetworkManager. When I'm using console only, I run: wpa_supplicant -iwlan0 -Dwext -c/etc/.....conf and the wpa_supplicant returns: Resource temporarily unavaliable. The auth returns timeout. Why?
[18:39] <Prune> yes I'm only logged in.  I believe I'm all quit.  u saying there might be other processes in progress initiated by firefox, other than the app itself?
[18:39] <DasEi> azlon: using usb ?
[18:39] <azlon> DasEi, no. using a sata card for my raid 5 and the onboard ports for a raid 1
[18:40] <demonspork> How do I remove custom icons from folders and hdd icons? I want the icons to change when I change themes, but they won't change because I set them custom
[18:40] <Keiffer> grawity, yes. now
[18:40] <Blinny> crankharder: I haven't manually edited that file. Can you simply use the interval in System->Administration->Software Sources --> Updates  ?
[18:40] <l0nr4n> hi everybody
[18:40] <DasEi> azlon: no idea then, I got a usb device here, where it also just sits when it's plugged in at boot, though (unpugging O#course) removal only solution
[18:41] <Blinny> ﻿Using 8.04 - Is there a setting that will replace old kernels with updated ones? (meaning, on kernel update, automagically remove old kernel)
[18:41] <crankharder> Blinny: dunno, ssh'd in right now, will have to check later -- thanx
[18:42] <l0nr4n> is there any problem with network-manager in jaunty? I can connect to wep but not wpa/wpa2 wifi? is there any solution?
[18:42] <DasEi> Blinny: a new kernel gets automatically added to menu.lst (grub-screen); you can configure how many kernels grub shall hold
[18:42] <azlon> DasEi, just double checked... the BIOS is set to boot from my primary drive... not the raid
[18:42] <azlon> this is driving me frigg'n nuts
[18:42] <grawity> DasEi: That only affects grub entries, doesn't it?
[18:42] <azlon> im about to give up on linux
[18:43] <DasEi> grawity: yes
[18:43] <Blinny> DasEi: Not worried about grub - I have a remote server with a small /boot partition
[18:43] <masquerade> talking of grub, my computer doesnt show up the grub menu itself while booting, only a 2-second-countdown where you have to hit escape to view the menu (otherwise the default entry is booted). How to modify this behaviour?
[18:43] <azlon> ok, so i can boot with my raid 1 but not my raid 5. raid 1 in using onboard sata ports and raid 5 is using a PCI card
[18:44] <DasEi> Blinny: I see, you can apt-get remove (--purge) any kernel you want
[18:44] <Blinny> DasEi: Of course. I'm asking re: automagic. I did just find this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/removing-old-kernels  but see that applies to Intrepid and it's still beta.
[18:44] <DasEi> masquerade: grub legacy ?
[18:45] <masquerade> DasEi: havent heard of this name yet. is this a program?
[18:45] <DasEi> masquerade: what does grub-install --version say ?
[18:45] <masquerade> DasEi: grub-install (GNU GRUB 0.97)
[18:46] <DasEi> masquerade: are you on karmic ?
[18:46] <masquerade> DasEi: nope#+
[18:46] <k7aay> g'day, all
[18:46] <bittin> Hello do anyone knows how to do the apt-cache bigger?
[18:47] <DasEi> masquerade: right, my fault, you can change this behaviour in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[18:47] <masquerade> DasEi: alright, thanks a lot
[18:47] <ubuntu> from liveCD, is there a way to have nice nvidia drivers WITHOUT reinstalling?
[18:48] <ubuntu> sorry WITHOUT rebootingM
[18:48] <k7aay> bittin, have you seen http://www.ithowto.ro/2008/10/howto-increase-apt-gets-cache-limit/
[18:48] <ubuntu> ?
[18:48] <paindep> hi everyone, can someone tell  me how can I reach my computer which is a Win XP with my laptop which is an ubuntu ? 'cause it request me to put a password to connect, but I don't have one...
[18:49] <Guest76012> Hi all, I'm trying to findout if there is a way to disable configuring the sources.list to look at the CDROM as one of its sources in a preseed file?
[18:49] <Guest76012> I've managed to disable the rest of them so I'm only using my mirror
[18:49] <Blinny> Guest76012: Can just comment out the cd-rom entry in sources.list
[18:49] <Blinny> Guest76012: Then just sudo aptitude update
[18:50] <ubuntu> can i benefit from nvidia proprietary drivers from livecd installing the sftware (but i can t reboot cause i would lose eerything)
[18:50] <Guest76012> yea. I could, but I'm installing this on many machines. So I'm trying to have it not write to the sources.list in the first place
[18:50] <paindep> hi everyone, can someone tell  me how can I reach my computer which is a Win XP with my laptop which is an ubuntu ? 'cause it request me to put a password to connect, but I don't have one...
[18:50] <mokad> hey can any one me how to remove window selector
[18:50] <mokad> ?
[18:50] <azlon> ok! i think i am making some serious headway here
[18:50] <Guest76012> I've trying looking for a list of all the d-i options to see if one makes sense but I'm struggling :)
[18:50] <azlon> i can boot when the raid is plugged into the onboard ports but i cant when it is plugged into my pci card
[18:51] <abdel> hello folgs, I need some newbies help, for installing a tar,gz file
[18:51] <k7aay> GNOME question: How do I widen the buttons in the Panel for the Window List? I see how to alter the entire panel's height, but the documentation is not helpful in making the buttons wide enough so I can see name of the app. All i see is ..
[18:51] <Blinny> azlon: Sounds like PCI card driver problems.
[18:51] <DasEi> mokad : in panel ?
[18:51] <mokad> where can i remove window selector from windows ubuntu
[18:51] <mokad> ?
[18:51] <DasEi> abdel : which app ?
[18:51] <azlon> Blinny, but it was working before i replaced the motherboard, thats what i dont get
[18:51] <janek> hi
[18:51] <Blinny> azlon: Odd.
[18:51] <azlon> Blinny, I have all of the exact same hardware except motherboard and chip
[18:51] <Ido_> Oh guys, I have another question, if anyone know the program Ventrilo, can it run with Wine? Apparently it doesn't have a Linux port yet
[18:51] <abdel> DasEi: songbird and xmms player
[18:51] <Blinny> azlon: Bad slot?
[18:52] <azlon> Blinny, testing that now
[18:52] <Blinny> Gotta fly, apologies. Cheers, all.
[18:52] <janek> hi
[18:52] <rgtone> what is the command to recover a desktop? this is 8.10, there is no menus on mine
[18:54] <azlon> Berzerker, where did you get your handle?
[18:54] <DasEi> !xmms | abdel
[18:54] <SeySayux> Hi, is it normal that the background in Ubuntu is so ugly?
[18:54] <boscop> I want to set the time that a pidgin notification shows up, proportional to the length of it, and it should show the whole msg, not just terminate with "..."
[18:54] <swiftarrow> rgtone, run metacity?  or compiz ?
[18:54] <DasEi> SeySayux: yep, right-click it to change it
[18:54] <boscop> SeySayux: nothing is normal. define ugly
[18:54] <dannyob> so it looks like i accidentally switched to Karmic's upstart system, which isn't working and my system won't boot. What's the best way to get back to the old init?
[18:54] <rgtone> swiftarrow-> gnome, but i guess metacity is there somewhere
[18:54] <abdel> DasEi: i just try to install it, and learn how to install tars
[18:54] <NorwayGeek|Away> SeySayux: if its brown and have weird signs on it, then yes. but you are free to change it <.<
[18:55] <DasEi> !compile | abdel
[18:55] <neco> hello   i have probleme for ubuntu 9.04 and swap particion
[18:55] <SeySayux> Heh, I heard Karmic even as a worse wallpaper :P
[18:55] <DasEi> abdel: you d/l the tarball ..
[18:55] <yeoman> hi eljefe..quite a new comet to  ubuntu...really love dat.will u plz tel me where to add the file name in this command...
[18:55] <yeoman> txt2pdbdoc -d file.pdb file.txt........i m trying to open a pdb file
[18:56] <abdel> DasEi: yes, i have the tar in home and in etc
[18:56] <DasEi> abdel: copy it to say /usr/src (use sudo)
[18:56] <ubuntistas> is autologin dangerous for my system , ubunteros speaking any clue?
[18:56] <grawity> ubuntistas: Only if you don't trust people who live in the same room/building/whatever.
[18:56] <DasEi> abdel: like : sudo ~/cp blah*   /usr/src
[18:57] <ubuntistas> aha ok thx for you tip!
[18:57] <DasEi> abdel: like : sudo  cp  ~/blah*   /usr/src           ,sorry
[18:57] <grawity> ubuntistas: (But even then, if one has physical access, he can do everything.)
[18:57] <DasEi> abdel: like : cd /usr/src
[18:58] <grawity> ubuntistas: So, don't use autologin if you have a little brother or a snoopy mom. Other than that, it's okay.
[18:58] <DasEi> abdel: like : ls blah*  to check if it's there
[18:58] <^mNotIntelligent> hi all !
[18:58] <DasEi> abdel: then follow https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware
[18:58] <azlon> ok, i figured out what the problem with the raid was... can somebody educate my retarded *** about ACPI and APIC is? i disabled this in BIOS and now everything works...
[18:58] <oxocoffee> I have a problem running my ported software on linux. Anyone can help with multicast/socket?
[18:58] <ubuntistas> i get you ok , another question is XFCE as efficient as gnome or it's a c**p?
[18:59] <grawity> oxocoffee: What language?
[18:59] <grawity> ubuntistas: Xfce is lighter than GNOME, and has less features, but it's not crap.
[18:59] <oxocoffee> c++
[18:59] <^mNotIntelligent> xfce is less demanding on memory , ubuntistas
[18:59] <yeoman> guyz any1 around to help me...
[18:59] <ubuntistas> okey!
[18:59] <grawity> oxocoffee: ##c++ might help.
[18:59] <NorwayGeek|Away> yeoman whats the problem
[19:00] <rcscomp> I have a user on my box with some web files in their home directory.  I want apache to be able to serve them, but am getting permissions errors.  Currently, it only works if I give o+rX permissions.  Should I be able to add www-data to my userr's group and then give g+rX instead?
[19:00] <DasEi> azlon: Advanced Configuration and Power Interface
[19:00] <grawity> rcscomp: No, don't add users to www-data.
[19:00] <rcscomp> grawity: I didn't, I was planning on adding www-data to the user's group
[19:01] <rgtone> what is the command to recover a desktop? this is 8.10, there is no menus on mine, remove a profile? gconf/  * ?
[19:01]  * genii hears something about coffee
[19:01] <grawity> rcscomp: Just set their homedir to o+x, and their public_html to o+rx
[19:01] <ubuntu> guys, where is the net file with WEP and WPA keys of the wifi connection?
[19:01] <abdel> DasEi: cp: cannot stat `/home/abdel/Desktop/Songbird_1.2..0-1146_linux-i686.tar.gz': No such file or directory
[19:01] <yeoman> norwaygeek hi...plz read few chats up...trying to open pdb file with ubuntu...want to know whr to write the file name in the command
[19:01] <Pici> !resetpanels | rgtone This may do what you want
[19:01] <ubuntu> i need to access it and i can t find it...
[19:01] <grawity> abdel: You mistyped the filename
[19:01] <rcscomp> grawity: I don't want other users on the system to be able to read it, only the apache user
[19:01] <grawity> rcscomp: Hmmm.
[19:01] <DasEi> abdel: you have it on your Desktop ?
[19:02] <Hellise_> .join #ubuntu-fr
[19:02] <rcscomp> grawity: sorry, I thought that is what groups were for.  I didn't realize it would be so complicated.
[19:02] <grawity> rcscomp: Then, chgrp -R www-data ~user/public_html; find ~user/public_html -type d -exec chmod g+s '{}' \;
[19:02] <rcscomp> grawity: a, yes, I could do that
[19:02] <grawity> rcscomp: In other words, set www-data as the group of all files in public_html -- and set sgid for all subdirectories (including public_html itself).
[19:02] <DasEi> azlon: it lets the OS (ubuntu) control the hardware
[19:02] <NorwayGeek> txt2pdbdoc -d file.pdb file.txt - it seems pretty obvoius that you replace file.pdb with the directory and name of the pdb file you have
[19:02] <abdel> DasEi: yes in my desktop
[19:03] <grawity> rcscomp: But it'll still need o+x on ~user/ -- but this doesn't give read access, only execute/cd, so it isn't a security hole.
[19:03] <rgtone> Pici-> am getting now an error o CORBA  error: IDL: omg.org/CORBA/COMM_FAILURE
[19:03] <bittin> got it to work now :)
[19:04] <rcscomp> grawity: k, I will give it a shot.  Thanks.
[19:04] <DasEi> abdel: sure no typo (names are case-sensitive);;  if only tar.gz on desk, try : sudo cp ~/Desktop/*tar.gz /usr/src
[19:04] <grawity> rcscomp: But, if it's going to be a website, why do you want it to be unreadable by users?
[19:04] <D3JAVU> hi al
[19:04] <Pici> rgtone: I don't know what that is, it doesn't sound like a normal gnome error to me.
[19:04] <^mNotIntelligent> !hi | D3JAVU
[19:04] <grawity> rcscomp: I mean, they can access it through HTTP, what's the point in forbidding direct access.
[19:04] <abdel> DasEi: i guess it worked, edited the file name and typed cd /usr/src
[19:05] <rgtone> Pici-> okay, ill look around
[19:05] <whileimhere> Hi. I need some advice. I am working on setting up a MAME (arcade) cabinet using the following spare hardware I have laying around my attic: A P3 with 256 ram, 40gig HD, and a 128 NVidia AGP graphics card. I would like to maximize the PCs resources for use with the AdvMAME Program. I feel that I really do not need to use a desktop except for the most basic setup. The plan is to allow the PC to boot directly into Wah!Cade (
[19:05] <abdel> DasEi: abdel@abdel-laptop:/usr/src$
[19:05] <DasEi> abdel : do you run jaunty ?
[19:05] <yeoman> norwaygeek...r  u there
[19:06] <backz> need I call pre-up and post-down in my network files?
[19:06] <NorwayGeek> yes i answered you..
[19:06] <NorwayGeek> yeoman: txt2pdbdoc -d file.pdb file.txt - it seems pretty obvoius that you replace file.pdb with the directory and name of the pdb file you have
[19:06] <abdel> DasEi: i'n not sure, but it's 9.04
[19:06] <backz> to call wpa_supplicance ?
[19:06] <rcscomp> grawity: its a web application actually, source code, etc.
[19:07] <DasEi> abdel : jaunty then, I googled for you : http://www.getdeb.net/search.php?keywords=songbird
[19:07] <ubuntu> guys, where are the files with the network connection params? like wifi keys, etc?
[19:07] <D3JAVU> in  sound or  lack of bass in Ubuntu 9.4 who can help me
[19:07] <DasEi> abdel : just get the deb and down and then it's one command
[19:07] <grawity> rcscomp: PHP, I guess? And other users can have their webpages too?
[19:07] <D3JAVU> no sound or lack of bass in Ubuntu
[19:07] <mew-chan> anyone here good with OpenOffice (Calc?)
[19:07] <NorwayGeek> ubuntu: depends on the network manager you use
[19:07] <rcscomp> grawity: python actually
[19:08] <abdel> DasEi: thank you, but i still hope to learn how to install tar files
[19:08] <yeoman> THANKS ng...new to ubuntu thatzy....
[19:08] <grawity> rcscomp: Still the same thing.
[19:08] <abdel> DasEi: i read somewhere that deb file are east to install
[19:08] <DasEi> abdel : just read the link I gave you twice
[19:09] <abdel> DasEi: ok, thank you, nice help, in nice community
[19:09] <grawity> rcscomp: This is a PHP example, but should give you the general idea:  header("Content-Type: text/plain"); $fh = fopen("/home/other-user/public_html/index.php", "r"); fpassthru($fh); fclose($fh);
[19:09] <DasEi> abdel :right, and their depencies are prechecked; with a wrong tarball can damage your system
[19:09] <rcscomp> grawity: more like other applications can be running and if one gets compromised I don't want it to have permissions to read other applicaitons code/data
[19:09] <Moae> hi all again i have a big problem :D about lirc and lcdproc, i use this guide to install lcdproc (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IMON_VFD_and_LCD) but after that the device lirc0 is disappear and now i can't use mi remote control, i use Ubuntu 9.04
[19:09] <mew-chan> anyone here good with OpenOffice (Calc?)
[19:09] <DasEi> abdel:(wrong tarballs)
[19:09] <DasEi> (wrong..
[19:10] <DasEi> abdel: deb down ?
[19:10] <mew-chan> a good geek is so hard to find these days :\
[19:11] <NorwayGeek> mew-chan what do you need help with
[19:11] <Moae> i tried to remove lirc and lcdproc and istall lirc again but nothing, it create the lircd device (it would be a link) but not the lirc0 device, and when i reboot the lircd link disappear too
[19:11] <abdel> DasEi: lest than 1 minute left
[19:11] <rcscomp> grawity: applications will run as their own user.  I am just having some problems with the initial config file getting red by www-data, once the config file gets read, then the apache process switches to use the user that owns that file.  So by setting permissions right, only one file in the whole app should be readable by other applications inside apache.
[19:11] <eniac> Hello guys !!! :D
[19:12] <RPG_Master> After interrupting a sbackup backup my hard drive says its full even though I know I have like 4gigs free... whats wrong? help :(
[19:12] <mew-chan> NorwayGeek, (i know this isn't the right room but Openoffice is more popular amoung linux users[plus there chan is dead silent]) need help with Calc
[19:12] <boscop> I want to set the time that a pidgin notification shows up, proportional to the length of it, and it should show the whole msg, not just terminate with "..."
[19:12] <mew-chan> yes i'm trying to make it sort via last 2(then last 4) ie 659-99-6689 123-45-6789 111-23-6799
[19:12] <abdel> DasEi: download is done, i have the file in my desktop
[19:13] <yeoman> ng...i did that...put file as /home/ ...etc..but it did not read...it gave certain things in terminal
[19:13] <queso_> If I want to safely end Firefox from the command line, what command would I use? I don't want to kill it violently, but just send the same signal a "File->Quit" would send from within the application itself.
[19:13] <DasEi> abdel : sudo apt-get install build-essential checkinstall
[19:13] <trijntje> How can I get evolution to keep the emails that are deleted from the mailserver?
[19:13] <Ido_> Guys, what Office comes with Xubuntu? OO?
[19:14] <NorwayGeek> mew-chan : im not familar with that but this link might help http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/How_Tos/Using_Data_Ranges,_Data_Sort_and_Data_Filters
[19:14] <DasEi> abdel : sudo dpkg -i ~/Desktop/song*.deb
[19:14] <mew-chan> thanks NorwayGeek
[19:14] <NorwayGeek> no prob
[19:14] <DasEi> !editor | Ido_
[19:15] <Dannyboy> !code
[19:15] <DasEi> Ido_: oo comes, abiword is nice, too
[19:15] <bin1010> I want to add Mac OS X theme to my 9.04, cairo, gtk, awn, emerald or which?  Doesn't seem to be any reviews on this
[19:15] <filosofixit> ntop is having problems on my freshly installed jaunty-server. var/log/messages : Sep 28 21:17:17 embla kernel: [77921.810487] ntop[3088]: segfault at 1019ae6af ip 00007f9632be27a3 sp 00007f96244df320 error 4 in libntop-3.3.so[7f9632b92000+6c000]
[19:15] <filosofixit> anyone?
[19:15] <sunny007> i always get this XLib: extension "Generic Event Extension" missing on display "localhost:10.0". error. What does that mean and how do i fix it?
[19:15] <NorwayGeek> Oo why isnt nano included in terminal based on ubottu
[19:15] <bin1010> any thoughts?
[19:15] <Ido_> DasEi_: (probably didn't do it right) alright thanks...lol Abiword sounds like Abbey road
[19:16] <eniac> i am bored
[19:16] <NorwayGeek> then leave?
[19:16] <DasEi> eniac: move to ubntu-offtopic ?
[19:16] <mrbook> I am a newbie - How do I mount USB drive in ububuntu 9.04. I am running Ubuntu as a guest host of Virtualbox.
[19:16] <eniac> you dont anderstaind
[19:16] <Ido_> Oh umm guys, quite a stupid question, is Xubuntu a CD or a DVD?
[19:16] <DasEi> #ubuntu-offtopic*
[19:17] <Ido_> (The standard one for x86)
[19:17] <fosco_> Ido_, both, normally CD
[19:17] <bin1010> Ido_ both
[19:17] <DasEi> Ido_: both, a cd for usual, a dvd with more onboard-soft
[19:17] <TheCheeze> i have a jaunty/pidgin question too... how can i make the "buddy list" only show the taskbar button in one pane instead of all?
[19:17] <ltgg> anyone have an idea of why often I have no sound with Adobe FlashPlayer 10 in Firefox 3.0.14 in Ubuntu 9.04 ... just seems to fail randomly. ??
[19:18] <Ido_> Hmm, the one I downloaded is only 616 MB so it's probably the standard one...it does have a player/office though right? X
[19:18] <Ido_> *XD
[19:18] <eniac> i am waiting for my boyfriend to get dresed
[19:18] <commander_> does anyone have banshee 1.5?
[19:18] <eniac> we are going out
[19:18] <commander_> i need help
[19:18] <genii> !ot | eniac
[19:19] <Pici> eniac: This isn't a discussion channel.  If you want to chat please /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:19] <yeoman> ng..plz tell me hw to interpret this...usage: txt2pdbdoc [-c] [-b] [-v] document_name file.txt file.pdb
[19:19] <yeoman>        txt2pdbdoc  -d  [-D] [-v] file.pdb [file.txt]
[19:19] <yeoman>        txt2pdbdoc  -V
[19:19] <yeoman> .....this is wat is shown at the end of execution of the above command
[19:19] <FloodBot3> yeoman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:19] <abdel> DasEi: abdel@abdel-laptop:/usr/src$
[19:19] <ltgg> OSS playback tests OK
[19:19] <anselm> Moae: please run the command modinfo lirc_imon and paste the result
[19:19] <DasEi> Ido_: you can install aything from the repos, later too
[19:20] <yeoman> .....this is wat is shown at the end of execution of the above command usage: txt2pdbdoc [-c] [-b] [-v] document_name file.txt file.pdb
[19:20] <yeoman>        txt2pdbdoc  -d  [-D] [-v] file.pdb [file.txt]
[19:20] <yeoman>        txt2pdbdoc  -V
[19:20] <DasEi> abdel : did you install songbird ?
[19:20] <yeoman>        txt2pdbdoc  -V
[19:20] <Pici> yeoman: Please stop pasting into the channel.
[19:20] <Pici> !paste | yeoman
[19:21] <abdel> DasEi:  i dont know, i feel stupid now :)
[19:21] <eniac> nowone is going to talk to me
[19:21] <mrbook>  I am a newbie - How do I mount USB drive in ububuntu 9.04? I am running Ubuntu as a guest host of Virtualbox. My mouse is a USB and it works.
[19:21] <maxwell> Problem: I cannot get subtitles to display in VLC, and if I open my DVD files in "Movie Player", it will only let me open them as separate files, so that when I load the subtitles, they only show up for the first block of the movie, any easy, quick fixes out there?
[19:21] <eniac> !!!!
[19:21] <DasEi> abdel : sudo dpkg -i ~/Desktop/song*.deb          ,ran that command ? just ask, if unsure
[19:21] <Stretch__> when i boot up the ubuntu iso from restart to install it on my computer it is having errors, is this because i already have windows installed on the hdd. i want to use ubuntu in place of xp, should i reformat the drive first and then install ubuntu
[19:22] <ZykoticK9> maxwell, are you using the VirtualBox from the Ubuntu repos (ie OSE) or the one from Sun's Repo?
[19:22] <maxwell> No idea Zyko.
[19:22] <DasEi> Stretch__: no, you can use "use whole hd" automated then
[19:22] <eniac> ok guys stuf
[19:22] <ZykoticK9> maxwell, sorry that was suppose to be directed to mrbook
[19:22] <Stretch__> im sorry i dont understand?
[19:22] <eniac> i am living
[19:22] <DasEi> Stretch__: did you check the integrity of the installer cd ?
[19:23] <maxwell> Well that's helpful
[19:23] <Stretch__> DasEi, can you pm me?
[19:23] <DasEi> Stretch__: why ?
[19:23] <boscop> I want to set the time that a pidgin notification shows up, proportional to the length of it, and it should show the whole msg, not just terminate with "..."
[19:23] <TheCheeze> can onlyone tell me how to have the pidgin buddy list button in only one taskbar? I had it set on another machine but don't know how
[19:23] <Stretch__> i dont want to flood this channel with the convo or have to search for your messages
[19:23] <mrbook> DasEi:I got virtualbox from virtualbox.org. There is USB in the settings.
[19:23] <ZykoticK9> mrbook,  are you using the VirtualBox from the Ubuntu repos (ie OSE) or the one from Sun's Repo?
[19:24] <maxwell> Any help here?
[19:24] <DasEi> mrbook: ?nick missed ?  or. go ahead
[19:24] <TheCheeze> maxwell, no idea. sorry
[19:24] <DasEi> maxwell: 1529 currently
[19:24] <yeoman> sorry guyz...!will any1 tell the solution of the problem
[19:24] <maxwell> 1529??
[19:24] <mrbook> DasEi: I got virtualbox from virtualbox.org... There is USB in the settings.
[19:25] <dbugger> Hello guys! I cant connect to my uni server with ubuntu. Can someone help me?
[19:25] <maxwell> Okay, can anyone tell me how to open a set of DVD files AS A DVD on Media Player?
[19:25] <Stretch__> nvm, but by integrity of the disk you mean when it starts up it has multiply options, i did a test for defects and a memory test
[19:25] <Stretch__> the defects test found 1 error
[19:25] <Stretch__> the memory test was fine
[19:25] <eniac> ou these guys know everything
[19:25] <DasEi> maxwell:users in here, vlc lets you set the display of subtitles in it's menu, if any are delivered with your film
[19:26] <maxwell> These are external, and whilst it loads them, it doesn't display them.
[19:26] <maxwell> DasEi*
[19:26] <dbugger> I try to connect through "Places -> Connecto to a server" but doesnt work :(
[19:26] <MadSeaDog> hi folks... anyway to encrypt a non-boot partition with a password  so it can't be mounted without that password?
[19:26] <tinLoaf> hey guys.. there was a way to tell apt that you have installed some package by hand.. could you give me a hint?
[19:26] <DasEi> Stretch__: so you got a bad cd and got to re-burn (use slow speed or healthier drive)
[19:27] <ZykoticK9> mrbook, so long as USB is enabled for the VM, start the vm (not fullscreen) and right click on the USB icon at the bottom - add a check beside the USB drive you want to mount then it "should" show up in the VM
[19:27] <trijntje> How can I get evolution to keep the emails that are deleted from the mailserver?
[19:27] <NorwayGeek> MadSeaDog: http://www.enterprisenetworkingplanet.com/netsecur/article.php/3683011
[19:27] <arand> tinLoaf: "aptitude unmarkauto ***" I think
[19:28] <maxwell> Grr, it's stupid shit like this that makes me wonder why I don't run Windoze.
; I assume this is before I start Ubuntu
[19:28] <DasEi> maxwell: are, see then you got to bring them in the rigth folder
[19:28] <tinLoaf> ara: no, that was not what i meant
[19:29] <tinLoaf> i meant to tell APT that i have installed something via "make install"
[19:29] <tinLoaf> and that it therefore should not try to install that package as dependency
[19:29] <ZykoticK9> mrbook, enable USB before you start your VM, the USB thing after you start it
[19:29] <MadSeaDog> thanks NorwayGeek  right what i was looking for!
[19:29] <DasEi> abdel : songbird running ?
[19:29] <eniac> you are soo dum
[19:29] <llutz_> !checkinstall | tinLoaf
[19:29] <NorwayGeek> no prob :)
[19:29] <eniac> sssssooooooooooo
[19:30] <eniac> dum
[19:30] <eniac> dum
[19:30] <TheCheeze> can onlyone tell me how to have the pidgin buddy list button in only one taskbar? I had it set on another machine but don't know how
[19:30] <maxwell> DasEi: still not working.
[19:30] <azlon> how do i find out the UUID of sde?
[19:30] <DasEi> :)
[19:30] <tehbaut> anyone tried installing ubuntu from a network?
[19:30] <fosco_> !uuid
[19:30]  * genii sips
[19:30] <NorwayGeek> TheCheeze: It's somewhere in the main preferences
[19:31] <ChrizC> what's the terminal command that allows you to kill a window by clicking on it?
; I am a bit confused... I'll fire up Virtualbox (not in full screen) Right click on the USB icon add check beside USB drive Then start Ubuntu. Correct?
[19:31] <llutz_> ChrizC: xkill
[19:31] <DasEi> maxwell: give me a second, I just had one, I'll look up vlc and tell you, few minutes
[19:31] <ChrizC> ty
[19:31] <ZykoticK9> mrbook, is Ubuntu the VM that you are trying to get USB into?
[19:31] <TheCheeze> NorwayGeek, thank you. will check again
[19:31] <maxwell> DasEi, mmmk, /waits
[19:32] <tinLoaf> ubottu: i'll have a look at that, thanks
[19:32] <azlon> fosco_, when i do blkid it only returns my sda UUID, but i have sda through sdg... i can see them in my /sys/block folder
[19:32] <tinLoaf> llutz_: i'll have a look at that, thanks
; I am running Windows XP Pro - Ubuntu is in the virtualbox.
[19:32] <llutz_> azlon: ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid
[19:32] <ZykoticK9> mrbook, the USB icon at the bottom is ONLY available when the VM is actually running
[19:32] <maxwell> hrm
[19:33] <sunny007> i always get this XLib: extension "Generic Event Extension" missing on display "localhost:10.0". error. What does that mean and how do i fix it?
[19:33] <Ido_> Guys, I have an IRC-related question cause I could barely get into here - what's the command to switch the IRC host (not the channel)?
[19:33] <Ido_> (Chatzilla)
[19:34] <NorwayGeek> you cant switch your userhost, its bound to your ip
[19:34] <void_pointer> IdleOne, a new server? /server <server.name.here>
; ok, i'll take a look again and try your suggestion. What I am not too sure is that you understand I am running XP Pro as my host.
[19:34] <Ido_> Yeah void_pointer that's what I looked for, thanks
[19:35] <TLF> hello, does ubuntu offer a grub manager? If so, where can I access it?
[19:35] <ZykoticK9> mrbook, I understand your host/guest config now
[19:36] <vigo> !Grub
[19:36] <ltgg> anyone have an idea of why often I have no sound with Adobe FlashPlayer 10 in Firefox 3.0.14 in Ubuntu 9.04 ... just seems to fail randomly. OSS sound tests OK ??
; So, as I said I'll bring up Virtualbox look for the USB ico and right click it before starting Ubuntu, right?
[19:37] <HairyDude> does aptitude respect /etc/apt/preferences? specifically with regard to pinning
[19:38] <ZykoticK9> mrbook, NO - boot the VM, then look for the USB icon at the bottom - r. click on it and you should see the USB devices attached to your host - put a check beside the one you want inside the vm
[19:38] <rsouthard>  I have a folder in /webhome/temp/test in need to use .zip utility to compress the contents of ./test as a .zip file. Anyone have any idea how to do this from the command line?
[19:39] <grawity> rsouthard: Try 'zip'
[19:39] <DasEi> maxwell: I found it, what format does your undetitel-file have ? (vlc > video > load untertitles)
[19:39] <ZykoticK9> mrbook, perhaps #vbox would be a better location for this problem (it certainly isn't ubuntu specific at this point)
[19:39] <llutz_> rsouthard: use zip, surprise
[19:39] <maxwell> It's .sub
[19:39] <maxwell> DasEi: It's .sub
[19:40] <rsouthard> i know that. I just dont know the syntax. zip test.zip /path/to/folder/to/bezipped/* ??
[19:40] <madman2> ciao a tutti
[19:40] <madman2> !list
[19:40] <llutz_> rsouthard: use man zip
[19:40] <jrolland> I can't get mpm and texhash to successfully install a .sty package; can someone help?
[19:40] <NorwayGeek> What's a good program to capture video and images from a webcam in ubuntu?
[19:40] <jrolland> I'm using a default LaTeX install on Hardy
[19:41] <vigo> !multimedia | NorwayGeek
[19:41] <Paddy_NI> !webcam | NorwayGeek
[19:41] <boscop> how can I find out what wireless driver I have?
[19:41] <grawity> rsouthard: zip -r test.zip /path/to/folder/
[19:42] <maxwell> !webcam
[19:42] <vigo> NorwayGeek: There are so many, is kinda like what is best, there is now best, there is what works for you and so on...
[19:42] <NorwayGeek> I know my cam is supported and it works i just want a good program that can do it, all i found was XavTV and it sucks
[19:42] <w0ls0n> what desktop does ubuntu use? its not kde but gnome maybe?
[19:42] <vigo> *no
[19:42] <boscop> w0ls0n: yes, gnome
[19:42] <fosco_> w0ls0n, gnome
[19:42] <NorwayGeek> vigo: ok let me rephrase, whats a program that easily lets me capture pictures and video then
[19:43] <NorwayGeek> w0ls0n: Gnome by default
[19:43] <DasEi> maxwell:that should work, unless the file is broken, though in german find a list of supported formats there, sub is included: http://tinyurl.com/ybtn56l
[19:43] <genii> NorwayGeek: I find vlc works pretty good for webcam capture
[19:43] <boscop> I want to set the time that a pidgin notification shows up, proportional to the length of it, and it should show the whole msg, not just terminate with "..."
[19:43] <NorwayGeek> ok thanks :)
[19:43] <maxwell> DasEi, I know the subtitles are good.
[19:43] <maxwell> For some fucked reason they aren't showing.
[19:44] <grawity> Please keep the language family-friendly, thank you.
[19:44] <mgv2> hi all - how can i replace the heberw fonts that shown in menues? maybe i will show you later how i want it to look like
[19:44] <seil> genii what do you mean by webcam capture?
[19:44] <fbianconi1> !info cheese| NorwayGeek
[19:44] <NorwayGeek> O_o
[19:44] <fbianconi1> !info cheese
[19:44] <DasEi> maxwell: try the following : sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras vlc*          , then relaunch and try again
[19:44] <genii> seil: Recording footage or stills
[19:45] <vigo> NorwayGeek: I have seen many speak kindly about VLC, Audacity,Totem and a wm thing,,I use Totem and some KDE applications.
[19:45] <boscop> how can I find out what wireless driver I have?
[19:45] <NorwayGeek> ok :) trying some
[19:45] <sunny007> I have a problem. one of my package is broken and i cannot install/ uninstall / upgrade what ever to it or any other package. any help?
[19:45] <llutz_> boscop: lspci -vv
[19:46] <wongon> when I use aptitude install, it prompts me whether I want to install dependencies.  How do I default the answer to Y so that I don't have to stick around the computer?
[19:46] <dbugger> Can someone please help me connecting to an FTP with Nautilus?
[19:46] <llutz_> wongon: aptitude -y
[19:46] <DasEi> maxwell: try the following : also but the*sub in same folder as the *avi and then launch vlc from comman line to see error-outputs
[19:46] <DasEi> put*
[19:46] <maxwell> It's NOT .avi files.
[19:46] <grawity> dbugger: How are you trying to connect, and what is the exact problem you have?
[19:46] <maxwell> Were it .avi, it would work fine.
[19:46] <fbianconi1> sunny007: use synaptic broken filter to find it and try reinstall
[19:46] <maxwell> These are DVD files.
[19:46] <wongon> thanks llutz_.  Also, is apt-get the same as aptitude?
[19:47] <anselm> boscop: iwconfig lists the driver
[19:47] <void_pointer> !aptitude | wongon
[19:47] <llutz_> wongon: no, different frontends to apt
[19:47] <boscop> anselm, llutz_: thanks
[19:48] <dbugger> grawity,  Im trying to connect throught "Ubuntu Button -> Places -> Connect to Server...", then I input the data, but I get no answer :S
[19:48] <dbugger> Nautilus open but I see nothing. no folder no items no nothing
[19:49] <MadSeaDog> how can i recover the lost and found?
[19:49] <Lademord> Is keyserver.ubuntu.com down? I cannot connect to it!
[19:50] <grawity> Lademord: It is. Use pool.sks-keyservers.net
[19:51] <Lademord> grawity, I just get 'gpg: requesting key 6E80C6B7 from hkp server pool.sks-keyservers.net
[19:51] <Lademord> gpg: key 6E80C6B7: "Launchpad PPA for Banshee Team" not changed
[19:51] <Lademord> '
[19:51] <maxwell> Hrmm, I had it working for a moment there.
[19:51] <boscop> when running kismet, I get "FATAL: Unknown capture source type 'ath9k' in source 'ath9k,mon0,addme'". but ath9k was listed as the driver
[19:52] <llutz_> boscop: try ath5k in kismet-config
[19:53] <aegil> w
[19:53] <boscop> llutz_: thanks!!
[19:53] <jrolland> Can anyone help with LaTeX?
[19:54] <k7aay> [GNOME, Ubuntu 9.04] Have a laptop with a short, wide screen, so I consolidated the top and bottom panels in Jaunty (Ubuntu 9.04). The result works OK, except the Window List buttons are so narrow I can't see which app is associated with the button. How do I widen the buttons of the Window List? Can send pic if desired.
[19:54] <k7aay> Did check all posts here associated with GNOME's Window List and reviewed the official documentation, as well as asked in community forum. Thank you all kindly.
[19:54] <wongon> when I do: 'sudo cpan ...' is there an option I can enter so I don't have to respond Y to every question?
[19:55] <Pici> jrolland: Help writing documents with LaTeX can be found in #latex, otherwise for install help, ask your real question here and be patient.
[19:55] <llutz_> wongon: try "|yes"
[19:55] <Guest28755> what is the write way to disable 75-persistent-net-generator.rules?
[19:55] <wongon> you mean 'sudo cpan ... | yes'?
[19:56] <llutz_> wongon: yes
[19:56] <seil> Hello.. I'm running ubuntu as guest in virtualbox.. it worked fine for 2 days but now I got this error "Ubuntu is running in low-graphics mode"
[19:56] <fefi> hi
[19:57] <wongon> I'm getting 'y' going down the screen when I do 'sudo cpan ... | yes'
[19:58] <wongon> is that expected?
[19:58] <llutz_> wongon: not really, was just a guess, sry
[19:58] <grawity> wongon: Yes, because you're putting them in the wrong order.
[19:58] <llutz_> grawity: yes | cpan .. ?
[19:58] <grawity> llutz_: Yep
[19:58] <llutz_> ah, my bad
[19:59] <araizen> hi everyone
[19:59] <araizen> i use kubuntu at home and ubuntu at work
[19:59] <ludo> hello, I just installed my desktop PC and I don't have any sound (Asus M2N-MX SE) does anyone have an idea ?
[20:00] <araizen> does anyone know what the ubuntu equivalent of klipper is?
[20:00] <araizen> or the gnome equivalent, i should say
[20:00] <grawity> araizen: glipper seems to be similar.
[20:00] <llutz> glipper?
[20:01] <RPG_Master> Ubuntu says my hard drive is full even though its not :(
[20:01] <araizen> grawity, how do i install that or enable it, it doesn't seem to be a separate package
[20:01] <xguru> glipper is gtk, so you could use it in any desktop environment
[20:01] <grawity> xguru: The latest versions are deeply integrated with GNOME.
[20:02] <mgv2> why do ive two desktop folders? http://yfrog.com/0717039153p
[20:02] <mgv2> hi all - how can i replace the heberw fonts that shown in menues? maybe i will show you later how i want it to look like
[20:02] <grawity> araizen: The 'glipper' package seems to be in 'multiverse' repository - enable that in Settings -> Administration -> Software Sources.
[20:02] <araizen> oh it is nevermind, it's just not listed in the 'add/remove programs' app thingy
[20:02] <xguru> sorry, i must be a little outdated :)
[20:02] <gb0> hey
[20:02] <dbugger> please, someone help me connect to FTP wth nautilus :(
[20:02] <grawity> errrr. s/multiverse/universe/, dammit :(
[20:02] <araizen> strange that it's not set up by default, something like that is so useful and just puts windows to shame
[20:03] <gb0> i've got a problem with the 'find' command
[20:03] <gb0> it doesn't  work
[20:03] <gb0> i've got ubuntu 8.1
[20:03] <grawity> gb0: What is the exact command you use, and the exact problem you have?
[20:03] <genii> gb0: Make sure you do an updatedb before using find
[20:03] <gb0> example
[20:04] <grawity> genii: No, find doesn't use that. Only 'locate' does.
[20:04] <beam> hello there, i would like to know if theres a channel where i can ask questions about data entry
[20:04] <gb0> find / -iname *.png > here &
[20:04] <fbianconi1> genii: locate is what uses the db
[20:04] <araizen> okay now that it's installed, where is it?
[20:04] <genii> Ah, apologies
[20:04] <gb0> that command uses to work, but now it doesn't
[20:04] <grawity> gb0: You need to put the name in single quotes. Like this: find / -iname '*.png' > here &
[20:04]  * genii scrapes stuff out of his eyes and heads for the coffeepot
[20:04]  * gb0 apologizes for his bad use of English
[20:04] <DasEi> maxwell: one last thought , does the *sub have the same name as the dvd-file ?
[20:04] <joeb3_> gb0, find / -name "*.png" > here
[20:05] <gb0> ok thanks!
[20:05] <gb0> but, why before it works?
[20:05] <grawity> gb0: When your shell encounters an unquoted *.png, it tries to expand it.
[20:05] <DasEi> gb0: locate ? use sudo updatedb if new files added
[20:05] <grawity> gb0: If there are no matching files in current directory, it leaves *.png as it was.
[20:06] <araizen> anyone know how to run glipper?
[20:06] <gb0> thanks grawity
[20:06] <grawity> gb0: But if there _are_ matching files, it replaces *.png with their names - and that's what breaks 'find'
[20:06] <devZero> hey, I just install ubuntu-xen-server on Jaunty, and it didn't appear to install a xen kernel. Anyone know what the package name is for the xen dom0 kernel?
[20:06] <grawity> gb0: For example, compare these: echo *.png; echo "*.png"
[20:06] <gb0> ok
[20:06] <joeb3_> gb0, did you use quotes before?
[20:07] <gb0> let's see..
[20:07] <anselm> araizen: right click on the panel and say add and then search for glipper
[20:07] <dbugger> Please some ideas to connect to a server with ubuntu :S
[20:07] <gb0> echo *.png
[20:07] <gb0> *.png
[20:07] <gb0> root@slax:~# echo ¨*.png¨
[20:07] <gb0> ¨*.png¨
[20:07] <Mikey^> dbugger: you want to connect to a ubuntu server machine ?
[20:07] <FloodBot3> gb0: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:07] <araizen> anselm, thanks
[20:08] <dbugger> i want to connect to a ftp Mikey^
[20:08] <grawity> gb0: Your IRC client totally breaks the quote characters, too.
[20:08] <gb0> grawity,  are you sure it's got to be with the ¨¨ and not with the ''?
[20:08] <Mikey^> dbugger: to download ubuntu ?
[20:08] <dbugger> No, it's my webserver
[20:08] <seil> Hello, I got this error "Ubuntu is running in low-graphics mode" I tried (sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf_backup) - (sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg) and still got the same error.
[20:08] <seil> can anyone please help.
[20:08] <_infinite> "Output will be written to wget-log" where do i find this log file, or were do retrieve this output? Thnx in advance
[20:09] <shai> Hi :) can someone tell me why I get this error when using SSH and X11 Forwarding and trying to start gnome-terminal http://paste.ubuntu.com/281595/ ?
[20:09] <Mikey^> dbugger: you want to ftp to your server, ok you have install the ftp package then called vsftpd
[20:09] <nirgo> what is the correct way to disable 75-persistent-net-generator.rules?
[20:09] <grawity> gb0: http://sprunge.us/fCEf
[20:09] <jmcand> cds and dvds suddenly unreadable
[20:09] <grawity> _infinite: It's a file "wget-log" in the current directory.
[20:09] <gb0> grawity, ok
[20:09] <Mikey^> or you already have ftp running, try filezilla or just ftp <server name> on the command line
[20:09] <_infinite> :p
[20:09] <dbugger> Mikey^, downloading
[20:09] <fbianconi1> dbugger: When I had to connect via ftp to a webserver I use fireFTP a firefox extension
[20:09] <_infinite> thnx
[20:09] <arand> seil: usually due to video driver issues...
[20:10] <dbugger> What I want is to be able to bookmark the server in the favourites" of nautllus
[20:10] <mgv2> hi - i have a font and want to make it in menus - what do i need to replace?
[20:10] <dbugger> I dont want to makea ftp server
[20:10] <grawity> mgv2: Huh?
[20:10] <Mikey^> ok, it will be listed in filezilla
[20:11] <Mikey^> not sure about ftp and filezilla
[20:11] <Mikey^> you can bookmark a samba share
[20:11] <dbugger> I dont want to use filezilla. I want to use normal file browser
[20:11] <beam> FloodBot3: hello there. Ive got system updates that im unable to install. It says u dont have enough space use sudo apt-get clean or delete items from trash. Ive done all that but i still get the same message. Can you help me?
[20:11] <dbugger> so that Text Editor can open the files remotely
[20:11] <grawity> dbugger: You know, try this... connect using Nautilus, then go to the Terminal, and check if it's listed in ~/.gvfs/
[20:12] <dbugger> it is listed
[20:12] <dbugger> nautilus does open when I try to connect
[20:12] <dbugger> but shows NADA
[20:12] <Codenut> I cannot edit or replace my sources.list file on my fiesty box. I have to use fiesty because it was tested OK by someone who made me a Howto for hamradio bbs software
[20:12] <Codenut> How do I do this?
[20:12] <grawity> dbugger: Then cd ~/.gvfs/whatever, see if that one has files.
[20:13] <arand> beam: what does df -h give you? (pastebin it)
[20:13] <dbugger> grawity,  no files
[20:13] <grawity> beam: FloodBot3 is a bot.
[20:13] <dbugger> it's empty
[20:13] <dbugger> as the window that opens when I connect
[20:13] <gb0> thanks
[20:14] <gb0> grawity, thanks for that
[20:14] <beam> grawity: pt-get clean or delete items from trash. Ive done all that but i still get the same message. Can you help me?
[20:14] <beam> grawity:  Ive got system updates that im unable to install. It says u dont have enough space use sudo apt-get clean or delete items from trash. Ive done all that but i still get the same message. Can you help me?
[20:15] <shaun> ...nice
[20:15] <dbugger> Agghhh, please, someone help me access my ftp :_( I need it to work :(
[20:15] <arand> beam: what does "df -h" give you? (pastebin it)
[20:16] <shaun> lol
[20:16] <beam> arand: http://pastebin.com/m4943911d
[20:16] <SpacePigeon> dbugger, whats the problem?
[20:16] <dbugger> SpacePigeon, nautilus doesnt want to connect to my server
[20:16] <dbugger> I know the data is right, cos with gFtp i can connect
[20:17] <SpacePigeon> dbugger, oh i see...
[20:17] <ikanobori> Hey lads, I'm having some sound issues. I hear it, but it plays in slowmotion and with echoes.
[20:17] <SpacePigeon> dbugger, i would restart nautilus
[20:17] <arand> beam: are you using your ubuntu partition for storing data (in home folder/otherwise?)
[20:17] <dbugger> SpacePigeon, how do I do that?
[20:17] <ikanobori> The sound card currently in this pc has run with ubuntu fine in pre 9.04 versions.
[20:18] <zopiac> How can I get Rhythmbox to show in the window list? It is only showing in the notification area, and is really annoying me >:(
[20:18] <mrvirus> How do i modify the kernel configuration
[20:18] <lovetruth> hey :)
[20:19] <lovetruth> is it safe to switch to karmic yet?... what do you say?... or, when it would be safe to do it?...
[20:19] <shaun> use VLC
[20:19] <arand> beam: Try running the disk usage analyzer (applications>accessories) to spot which folders might contain huge stuff.
[20:19] <dbugger> SpacePigeon, ?
[20:19] <mgv2> can anyone help me with the changing fonts quesstion?
[20:19] <shaun> ...
[20:20] <lucile> bonjour à tous, je viens d'installer ubuntu avec gnome. J'ai installé kmail mais je n'arrive pas à le mettre en français, malgré des recherches sur internet.
[20:20] <shaun> wat in term?
[20:20] <dbugger> damm, I love my ubuntu, but when I need to work for real, I always have to switch to Windows :P
[20:20] <SpacePigeon> dbugger, sorry
[20:20] <antony> any java savy here
[20:20] <AkA23> hello
[20:20] <antony> helo
[20:20] <AkA23> do any of you made hdtune work in wine?
[20:20] <SpacePigeon> dbugger, kill nautilus && nautilus in terminal
[20:20] <rrva> lucile: le salon oficiel francophone: #ubuntu-fr
[20:21] <AkA23> i need a hdd test utility that can export reports.
[20:21] <arand> beam: normal usage for just applications in ubuntu rarely exceeds ~4-8GB
[20:21] <lucile> ho pardon
[20:21] <SpacePigeon> dbugger, i just use windows for games.. if it was for working i would use ubuntu all the time
[20:21] <lucile> merci :)
[20:21] <lovetruth> hm, i also love my ubuntu, but i have sometimes to switch to windows because my printer (canon ip4600) doesn't print well (high quality) under ubuntu...
[20:21] <dbugger> SpacePigeon, I would too... if could do stuff like connecting to a FTP :P
[20:21] <SpacePigeon> lucile, non probleme
[20:21] <dbugger> SpacePigeon, that command doesnt work
[20:21] <SpacePigeon> dbugger, haha, well you can also use firefox
[20:21] <mrvirus> SpacePigeon.. Do you know how to change the kernel configuration?
[20:21] <shaun> i cant get mine to print to my windows server... :(
[20:21] <SpacePigeon> dbugger, tell me the ftp address, ill check it
[20:21] <dbugger> disco.uv.es
[20:22] <AkA23> so you dont know any good hdd test utilities?
[20:22] <RPG_Master> Ubuntu says my hard drive is full even though its not :(
[20:22] <SpacePigeon> dbugger, $ kill nautilus && nautilus
[20:22] <RPG_Master> help?
[20:22] <SpacePigeon> didn't work?
[20:22] <yoritomo> hello does anyone know how to use RevEng
[20:22] <SpacePigeon> mrvirus, no
[20:22] <SpacePigeon> mrvirus, sorry
[20:22] <mrvirus> np
[20:22] <rrva> mountall hangs for me since upgrading to upstart from sysvinit. I have cryptdisks, swap never gets activated and fs are read-only. What could be the problem?
[20:22] <mgv2> why do ive two desktop folders? http://yfrog.com/0717039153p
[20:22] <e-DIO-t> yo
[20:22] <grawity> SpacePigeon: kill takes a pid; you need pkill (or killall) for a process name.
[20:22] <RPG_Master> I'v had it do this before, but last time it did this I just reinstalled
[20:22] <MrHellmund> I am SpacePiegon
[20:22] <grawity> mrvirus: pkill -9 nautilus; ( nautilus & )
[20:23] <zopiac> How can I get Rhythmbox to show in the window list? It is only showing in the notification area!
[20:23] <RPG_Master> no help for me?
[20:23] <daveycakes> anyone?
[20:23] <dbugger> nothing, cant kill it..
[20:23] <yoritomo> RevEng is a utility to reverse eginering a win driver intended to be recompiled under linux or other plateforms
[20:23] <lovetruth> anyone know any messenger (IM) client that supports yahoo call (voice) pc2pc ?...
[20:23] <dbugger> anyway, i've already restarted before ubuntu and same problem persisted
[20:24] <arand> beam:  when using the disk usage analyzer it's often convenient (speeds up scan) to deselect other storage devices in preferences (for example the data partition you have)
[20:24] <RPG_Master> :(
[20:25] <rrva> how do I downgrade from upstart to sysvinit?
[20:25] <beam> arand: disk usage analyzer shows me the total filesystem capacity only
[20:25] <antisocial_boris> I am sorting out a system to backup my laptop.
[20:26] <antisocial_boris> I'm going to have regular small backups and less regular total backups.
[20:26] <dbugger> well
[20:26] <antisocial_boris> Which directories do I want to exclude?
[20:26] <dbugger> thanks for the help
[20:26] <dbugger> guess it's back to Billy's OS :P
[20:26] <darkham> i installed ubuntu in a system with raid 0, at reboot i've grub error 21
[20:26] <dbugger> I hope i still remmeber how to use it
[20:26] <arand> beam: press scan filesystem, and wait a while.
[20:26] <darkham> please help me
[20:26] <zopiac> agh this is retarded
[20:26] <beam> arand:ok
[20:27] <lolufail> hi
[20:27] <lolufail> what do I do when I get:   /usr/src/linux-2.6.28 is not clean, please run 'make mrproper'
[20:27] <lolufail> while trying http://blog.avirtualhome.com/2009/09/08/how-to-compile-a-kernel-for-ubuntu-jaunty-revised/
[20:27] <llutz> lolufail: run 'make mrproper'
[20:27] <lolufail> running mrproper also deletes the debian directory, which brakes the rest
[20:27] <e-DIO-t> lolufail: run 'make mrproper' ^_^
[20:27] <Keiffer> so, now, when i try to connect by ssh on myself, it asks for rsa private key passphrase. and again. and again. and then Permission denied (publickey)
[20:27] <lovetruth> no one knows an IM client that can do yahoo pc2pc calls (voice) ?...
[20:27] <rabit_> hey does any one have experience with debian on asus laptops
[20:28] <lovetruth> under Ubuntu, sure?...
[20:28] <connor> Hey guys my wine has gone corrupt, the .wine folder is missing from ~ any idea how i can get it back?
[20:28] <lovetruth> reinstall wine, connor  ? :)
[20:28] <odla> anyone know of a pdf viewer for gnome (e.g. gtk/gtk2) that can highlight text in a pdf?
[20:28] <lovetruth> with apt-get? :)
[20:28] <rabit_> evince
[20:29] <connor> lovetruth: i know i know but i tried that before and it didn't seem to work
[20:29] <odla> rabit_: i don't think evince can
[20:29] <connor> lovetruth: none the less i shall try again
[20:29] <lstarnes> connor: try winecfg
[20:29] <odla> rabit_: it never has before
[20:29] <lovetruth> odla,  - adobe pdf doesn't do it ? :)
[20:29] <e-DIO-t> connor -> try to purge it!
[20:29] <lovetruth> that's it... i guess... :)
[20:29] <lovetruth> gyachi does offer webcam
[20:29] <tehbaut> how do you activate/use the gnome zoom utility?
[20:29] <rabit_> odla: what type of highlighting do you want
[20:29] <lovetruth> i heard kopete offers call...
[20:29] <lovetruth> but dunno...
[20:29] <tehbaut> keyboard shortcut?
[20:29] <e-DIO-t> mmh something+r
[20:29] <lovetruth> i`m thinking to implement something like that ( found some sources about yahoo protocol over the internet somewhere :) )
[20:30] <e-DIO-t> ups: ctrl+r goes close-connection :P
[20:30] <odla> one that can highlight text in a pdf
[20:30] <lolufail> so this chat is for gui questions, but none has ever compiled a kernel yet?
[20:30] <lolufail> wow I miss  gentoo
[20:30] <younder> I have a problem. Thrugh a installation of GTK 2.4 it broke the current GTK 2.2 interface. Hence I can't get the login.
[20:30] <connor> damn i apt-get removed and then installed wine again but the .wine folder still isn't there
[20:30] <rabit_> odla: i understand but for like temp usage ie highlight all in a find or highlight and save highlighted
[20:31] <younder> Now I can't log  in with text as it requires the root password which I don't have.
[20:31] <odla> highlight and save
[20:31] <shai> Anyone know how I can get SSH X11 Forwarding fonts of applications bigger? The menu fonts and text is so small.... When I changed the DPI or font sizes in xfce4-settings-manager it changed, but on the local display of the server, not over SSH
[20:31] <rabit_> ahh hmm lemme check somethign
[20:31] <Keiffer> so, now, when i try to connect by ssh on myself, it asks for rsa private key passphrase. and again. and again. and then Permission denied (publickey). why?
[20:31] <lovetruth> younder,  - but what permissions you have?...
[20:31] <younder> Nor can i do it from the CD copy as it sais the setuid is wrong
[20:32] <younder> lovetruth: I have administrative priveleges.
[20:32] <yoritomo> http://dslab.epfl.ch/pubs/reveng/
[20:32] <darkham> plese help me, i installed jaunty on a system with raid , and at startup i've grub error 21
[20:32] <darkham> 320 gb raid
[20:32] <Leissi> why hello there. I installed ubuntu after installing windows 7, and ended up with 'boot device inaccessible' when trying to boot to windows from GRUB bootloader. I ended up reinstalling windows 7, and I  still want ubuntu to be dualbootable. I did some scouring on the internet and saw https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot . After readin I realized I did exactly like that and ended up with the error. Could anyone help me insta
[20:32] <Leissi> ll ubuntu "properly" for dual boot purposes?
[20:32] <Leissi> oh snap that was a long line
[20:32] <darkham> 150 gb windows xp
[20:33] <e-DIO-t> Leissi: guess it's a win7 problem! It causes faults even trying to go back to xp
[20:33] <darkham> 40gb ubuntu /dev/sdb2
[20:33] <Leissi> e-DIO-t, you think? :C
[20:33] <darkham> /dev/sdb5 swap
[20:33] <rabit_> odla: by the nature of pdfs i think your gonna be hard pressed to find it
[20:33] <darkham> and unallocated
[20:33] <e-DIO-t> i fear :P
[20:33] <Leissi> so I can't install ubuntu alongside win7?
[20:34] <DasEi> Leissi: ubuntu dual ( or even multiple) boots fine
[20:34] <darkham> please i'm desperate, i cant load windows xp no more...
[20:34] <e-DIO-t> perhaps a "dirt" workaround could be wubi
[20:34] <rabit_> maby something that can pull the image of pdf into another editeable format
[20:34] <mgv2> so much nicer http://yfrog.com/0322363590p
[20:34] <lolufail> Leissi: oh dear god of course you can
[20:34] <MacGyverNL> Leissi: As far as I can tell, you can.
[20:34] <Leissi> DasEi, then what happened, all I got was device inaccessible error when booting
[20:34] <younder> lovetruth: normally you could sudo passwd root. but without beig able to log in in the first place that is impossible
[20:34] <Leissi> ubuntu installation worked fine though
[20:34] <beam> arand: im done
[20:34] <Leissi> on the same disk
[20:34] <tehbaut> anyone know how to use the zoom tool? a shortcut?
[20:34] <lolufail> read the grub manual
[20:35] <DasEi> Leissi: I just came back in, brief description of your situation ?
[20:35] <tehbaut> trying to make ubuntu usable on a TV
[20:35] <MacGyverNL> Leissi: I haven't done it myself, but I only have to google "ubuntu windows 7 dual boot" and come across several success stories.
[20:35] <Leissi> hurr durr
[20:35] <Leissi> I did that too
[20:35] <Leissi> I have no idea what happened and why
[20:35] <younder> Is there a way to make GRUB skip the U?
[20:35] <younder> UI
[20:35] <lolufail> Leissi: try chainloading windows
[20:35] <e-DIO-t> leissi -> http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-grub/2003-02/msg00082.html ?
[20:35] <MacGyverNL> Leissi: Just saying taht e-DIO-t is not making sense. What was your grub line for Win7 loading?
[20:35] <DasEi> younder: sure, /boot/grub/menu.lst
[20:36] <antony> voice recognitive interactive interface design
[20:36] <arand> beam: Now browse away in it, do you find any particulary huge sections?
[20:36] <e-DIO-t> Mac: it's just based on a "user of mine" problem :P I've got win7 only only on vbox!
[20:37] <Leissi> MacGyverNL, hell if I remember anymore
[20:37] <beam> arand: yes
[20:37] <MacGyverNL> Leissi: That's very important.
[20:37] <qwert123> when i come to http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download i can just select a download location and then begin downloading the ubuntu image, however if i browse a little down, i see that i can choose between 32bit and 64bit version of ubuntu. it says 32 bit works for most computers and 64bit may provide additional capabilities to computers that are able to use 64bit software. on my laptop there is a sticker "AMD Turion 64x2 Mobile Technolog
[20:37] <Leissi> I didn't alter it after installing ubuntu though
[20:37] <lassegul> hi guys. ubiquity seems to crash at about 95%, about the time i install grub. this is what syslog says, logfile a bit long, but its at the end: http://pastebin.com/me28e3db
[20:37] <DasEi> Leissi: you installed ubuntu (?) after having win 7 (?) and now when you boot you get .. ?
[20:37] <lassegul> traceback starts at line 4890
[20:38] <lassegul> what can i do to troubleshoot this?
[20:38] <tavelram> Id like a standalone temporary ftp-server that is NOT integrated into the whole system, any suggestions? Id like to do something like this: "ftpd /home/someuser/tmpftp/ --user pub --pwd god"...
[20:38] <HairyDude> apt question: suppose I'm running jaunty, and I set a pin on jaunty with priority 700 and karmic 600. what's supposed to happen when you do apt-get upgrade? does it pull in changes from karmic?
[20:38] <e-DIO-t> [and now he gets grub error 21]
[20:38] <Leissi> DasEi, after booting I got the grub loader, choosing windows 7 gave me "boot device inaccessible" error while ubuntu installation worked fine
[20:38] <Leissi> I reinstalled win7 already
[20:39] <artur__> hello
[20:39] <DasEi> Leissi: so there was a wrong path given then, that would have been easy to repair
[20:39] <lolufail> I dont get it, the Makefile checks for the config directory and prints the make mrproper message
[20:39] <lolufail> yet, according to the tutorial, you need that directory
[20:39] <trinium> Leissi, i am install win7, and grub configure tipe win vixta
[20:39] <Leissi> trinium, yes
[20:40] <DasEi> Leissi: if you run in trouble with grub1 , supergrubdisk is always a good call (google it)
[20:40] <Salvad1> Hello.
[20:40] <Salvad1> Does anyone know how to do a back of the system partition?
[20:40] <Salvad1> *Backup.
[20:40] <trinium> Leissi,  not understand win7, emulated programs win xp :S
[20:41] <Leissi> wat
[20:41] <arand> Salvad1: use partimage, dd, or fsarchiver.
[20:41] <DasEi> lolufail: sounds like additional ressources are needed for that; I assume build-essential is there and you took the whole soft in one from your d/l source ?
[20:41] <trinium> Leissi, in ubuntu too emulate programs by win xp, virtualbox, iquals
[20:42] <e-DIO-t> Btw: does anyone know how to get <`> character on it keymap?
[20:42] <Leissi> I'm not trying to emulate anything inside ubuntu
[20:42] <Forza4Life> what is a good desktop wallpaper/background switcher....ive tried drapes and it doesnt seem to be doing the job, i run dual monitors
[20:42] <Leissi> manual change
[20:42] <Leissi> scratch that, I don't actually know
[20:43] <Leissi> but why would you want to actively change backgrounds anyway
[20:43] <DasEi> lolufail : link of your project again ?
[20:43] <younder> Leissi: right click the background
[20:43] <Forza4Life> i like having different backgrounds every 15 minutes or so
[20:43] <Forza4Life> hell even win 7 has this feature   i dont know why ubuntu doesnt
[20:43] <Leissi> oh ok
[20:44] <darkham> please i must recover my pc after a failed ubuntu installation...
[20:44] <darkham> please help me
[20:44] <Leissi> I guess that's a reason
[20:44] <DasEi> Forza4Life: write a script ;-)
[20:44] <ububuff> I have a small ubuntu question
[20:44] <Forza4Life> im clueless about scripts
[20:44] <darkham> pc with raid 0 , 2 partition before installation
[20:44] <ububuff> I have two laptops running ubuntu, one with Hardy 8.04 and one with Karmic alpha 6
[20:44] <Nattgew> anybody know about an online irc client? it's blocked for me when I connect at school...
[20:44] <ububuff> The one with Karmic offers me an Israeli download server
[20:44] <Leissi> Nattgew, mibbit.com
[20:44] <ububuff> while the Hardy one doesn't
[20:45] <darkham> after installasion of ubuntu : sda1 ntfs sda2 ext4 sda5 swap, and unallocated
[20:45] <ububuff> how do I fix that/
[20:45] <arand> e-DIO-t: key in left lower corner, shift for >
[20:45] <Leissi> that's pretty much your best shot
[20:45] <younder> darkham: well raid 0 is a serious problem
[20:45] <darkham> at reboot "grub error 21"
[20:45] <e-DIO-t> arand: : i need ` nor < > ;)
[20:45] <DasEi> Forza4Life: you'll need a counting for-loop incremting to the sum of your d-backgrounds starting again at one when done, not too hard, #bash could help you
[20:45] <Nattgew> Leissi, I tried that, but freenode refused the connection
[20:45] <lovetruth> also
[20:46] <lovetruth> java doesn't work...
[20:46] <lovetruth> in my ubuntu...
[20:46] <bartmon> hey guys! I'm having problems with hibernate in jaunty. Does the kernel need some argument to check for a hibernate resume image?
[20:46] <lovetruth> neither so yahoo games, etc
[20:46] <lovetruth> ...
[20:46] <e-DIO-t> the one who's on the down-right corner on us keyb!
[20:46] <FloodBot3> lovetruth: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:46] <lovetruth> flash does work
[20:46] <Leissi> lovetruth, http://webchat.freenode.net/
[20:46] <lovetruth> just java doesn't...
[20:46] <DasEi> ububuff: synaptic
[20:46] <e-DIO-t> [the one to pass "bash" to variables]
[20:46] <tavelram> suggestions on ad-hoc ftpservers?
[20:46] <darkham> younder: from live, fdisk -l , give me sda1  but ntfs-3g not mounted because i've a message about the intallation of some raid tool...
[20:47] <Leissi_> lovetruth: works fine
[20:47] <lolufail> DasEi: I followed the tutorial, the sources are from the official -server kernel
[20:47] <trippss> hello. locking down my laptop for hotspot use. will anything break if I disable avahi or portmap?
[20:47] <lolufail> DasEi: commenting out that check solved my problem
[20:47] <darkham> younder : thinking about a minimal support, optimizable later the installation
[20:47] <darkham> but at reboot
[20:47] <darkham> i've the error
[20:48] <DasEi> lolufail : fine then, just remebered you posted a link earlier;; kernelcheck is also a handy tool if you're not the perfect geek (google it)
[20:48] <RPG_Master> Ubuntu says my hard drive is full even though its not :(
[20:48] <qwert123> when i come to http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download i can just select a download location and then begin downloading the ubuntu image, however if i browse a little down, i see that i can choose between 32bit and 64bit version of ubuntu. it says 32 bit works for most computers and 64bit may provide additional capabilities to computers that are able to use 64bit software. on my laptop there is a sticker "AMD Turion 64x2 Mobile Technolog
[20:48] <RPG_Master> I'v had it do this before, but last time it did this I just reinstalled
[20:48] <RPG_Master> help :(
[20:48] <ububuff> DasEi: Thanks for the quick answer, but I don't really follow how synaptic will help? Is there a package to add for the Israeli server?
[20:48] <younder> darkham: yes raid 0 gives you a problem. You should disable it in BIOS.
[20:49] <DasEi> ububuff: nope, but you can choose which server to use or use find fastest mirror plugin
[20:49] <arand> e-DIO-t: oh, excuses, I'm basically just checking here: http://imagebin.org/65812 there seems to be a few combos...
[20:49] <adrian__> I installed 9.04 dual boot with XP, using the repartitioner on the ubuntu live CD, and the ubuntu partition appears to have a copy of all my files from the XP partition.  Is this normal?
[20:50] <younder> darkham: before you install
[20:50] <connor> Ahh when i install wine on ubuntu 9.04 it doesn't produce a .wine folder in ~ it is really annoying me
[20:50] <e-DIO-t> arand: thanks arand -> going to check. End of Line;)
[20:50] <ububuff> DasEi: That's exactly the problem. On my Hardy machine, there is no Israeli server to choose from (either by manually choosing or asking to choose the best download server)
[20:50] <DasEi> RPG_Master: sudo fdisk -l  , df -h   , do the infos match ?  also check :
[20:50] <DasEi> !trash
[20:50] <younder> darkham: Of cource that would rauin any windows version of the software you have
[20:50] <talntid> adrian__: ubuntu can access the files on your xp partition. maybe you're confusing it?
[20:51] <RPG_Master> DasEi: I'll check
[20:51] <DasEi> ububuff: maybe there is no in israel then, I'll start a vm to see myself , second
[20:51] <adrian__> talntid: I erased one file on the ubuntu partition, and it is still there on the XP partition, so it looks like they are copies
[20:51] <ububuff> DasEi: I wouldn't even mind editing a sources file, but I couldn't find which file to edit. Thanks for checking this for me! :-)
[20:51] <talntid> hmm, odd
[20:52] <DasEi> ububuff: second, weak hardware here
[20:52] <adrian__> these files have filled up 100GB of my ubuntu partition
[20:53] <RPG_Master> DasEi: I found a bunch of stuff in root/.local/share/trash but when I delete them as root they just pop back up there :O
[20:53] <e-DIO-t> arand:  tnx -> It's upward [alt-gr] the ù...neither on the keyb :)
[20:53] <grawity> RPG_Master: rm -rf /root/.local/share/trash
[20:53] <ububuff> DasEi: Just to let you know, the Israeli server appears on my karmic machine as il.archive.ubuntu.com (and as far as I remember I had this server ever since I installed this machine with Hardy)
[20:54] <bobfox> long time ago ................... in the windoze world we easily assessed the quality of an OS by seeing if it could run applications. is there anywhere in UBUNTU that we can ask/suggest/request how to run different applications in the exciting world of UBUNTU ???? what I need is skype, ms fsx, and a few more
[20:54] <LLStarks> hi. is the ubuntu keyserver down?
[20:54] <connor> winecfg says wine: chdir to /home/~/.wine" that can't be right can it?!
[20:54] <LLStarks> hi. is the ubuntu keyserver down?
[20:54] <DasEi> ububuff: put that url in a browser (ftp..) and cycle through it to see if hardy is there
[20:55] <e-DIO-t> now -> is there anyone who knows anything about a segfault logging through pidgin 2.5.5 [ubuntu 2.6.28] to msn network? :)
[20:55] <RPG_Master> WOOT!!!!!!
[20:56] <arand> e-DIO-t: You can configure the 3:rd level chooser in the advanced layout settings for keyboard, afaik it the same as altGr
[20:56] <RPG_Master> THAT FIXED IT!!! :D
[20:56] <ububuff> DasEi: It's an http server, yes and hardy (as well as hardy-backports, hardy-updates, hardy-secuity etc) appears
[20:56] <monokrome> Why doesn't Ubuntu's networking work in Openbox?? :(
[20:57] <arand> e-DIO-t: and there seems to be at least two other ways to get the ' (question mark beside bckspc and comma key...)
[20:57] <Guest77038> I am trying to install the linux-headers package but i keep getting that there is noversion for my kernal.  Any thoughts?
[20:57] <e-DIO-t> arand:  catch it :9 thanks! Now i can no-more-switch to blind us-keymap :)
[20:57] <cybersss> hello
[20:58] <bobfox> skype won't load for my i7 64bit laptop? any suggestions?
[20:58] <ReX0r> After some recent updates, my amarok didn't start anymore. Exaile (an alternative music player) kept 'stopping', I had to press play. I was told pulseaudio was crashing and restarting in the background. I didn't fix this problem (or even TRY to) and even more recently (a day or 2) my sound is completely gone (even vlc and EVERYTHING stopped working)
[20:58] <ReX0r> ALSA, OSS, none of it works if I try to change it through system-preferences-sound
[20:58] <e-DIO-t> now -> is there anyone who knows anything about a segfault logging through pidgin 2.5.5 [ubuntu 2.6.28] to msn network? :) => Improve -> it always goes segfault (21:56:02) msn: FQY response says xxxxxxxxxx@hotmail.com is from network 1
[20:58] <talntid> ReX0r: read /var/log/daemon.log
[20:58] <harisund> Does anyone what the scripts that GDM runs are? I don't want a login manager, but if I start from the terminal using startx a lot of things seem different
[20:59] <deviskec> hey guys which app can burn dual layer dvd so i can set the layer break, brasero doesnt seem to have this option.
[20:59] <rysiek|pl> yello
[20:59] <deviskec> ?
[20:59] <daveycakes> deviskec: imgburn
[20:59] <deviskec> on ubuntu ?
[20:59] <daveycakes> wine emulation environment
[20:59] <monokrome> I have a WiFi connection that I use in Gnome, but I just installed this system and hate gnome... I want to use Openbox standalone. Is this not something that Ubuntu will do?
[20:59] <shai> Any way of saying Gnome-terminal sessions? So that I can call upon them when I want it to open as many tabs and their names as I had before (this is done easily with Konsole)
[20:59] <e-DIO-t> [mmh perhaps i should bring this to pidgin bugtrack :P nor to ubuntu]
[20:59] <panfist_> how can i ask aptitude where it put all the files in a package
[20:59] <MTec007> where can i view logs from boot? i thought that they were in /var/log/boot but its empty
[20:59] <ReX0r> it doesn't state an error, there's just no sound (just rebooted from windows vista, everything still working there)
[21:00] <MTec007> there is something on the boot screen that failed, something about firefox-3.5
[21:00] <coxi> where can i ask more questions?
[21:00] <coxi> ...
[21:00] <Guest77038> how do i upgrade my kernal?
[21:00] <DasEi> ububuff: so you got your solution, take the one from karmic , append it to the hardy one and then change, you're right, apt misses it it you could file a bug
[21:00] <harisund> Does anyone here not using GDM and instead starts a GUI session using startx?
[21:00] <DasEi> !kernel | Guest770
[21:01] <shai> Anyone know this? Any way of saying Gnome-terminal sessions? So that I can call upon them when I want it to open as many tabs and their names as I had before (this is done easily with Konsole)
[21:01] <guntbert> LLStarks: it seems it is down, try pool.sks-keyservers.net
[21:01] <e-DIO-t> harisund: i had, but only with arclinux some time ago, sorry.
[21:01] <harisund> e-DIO-t: that was what I was afraid of. It appears Ubuntu makes itself very terminal-unfriendly :(
[21:02] <e-DIO-t> harisund: it's the cost of powerful guis, i think :)
[21:02] <davyde> #ubuntu-it
[21:02] <ReX0r> should I reinstall xine? That should only relate to applications, not my entire sound system, right?
[21:02] <guntbert> panfist_: I use apt-file for this (and the reverse)
[21:03] <harisund> "powerful gui" is an oxymoron imo, but YMMV .. the point being I guess once you learn beyond the GUI Ubuntu is not for you anymore ( e-DIO-t )
[21:03] <gumpish> Is there a way to suspend a job other than ctrl-Z? (Such as from a different tty)
[21:03] <ububuff> DasEi: I apologize, but I don't quite follow. I already tried editing my sources.list file on my Hardy machine with the israeli mirror, but it doesn't help... When I call update-manager it still calls archive.ubuntu.com
[21:03] <e-DIO-t> harisund: i'm a cli addicted :P Btw now gui's are the most "commercial attack" tool :)
[21:03] <Blehk> I've got a question about $PATH variables. If I have two sources say, /bin and /usr/bin, and they have the different files with the same name. What's the order that is would be searched? For instance, if the path is /bin:/usr/bin would /bin/myscript be called first?
[21:04] <harisund> Blehk: Yes it goes in the order of what the directories in th epath are
[21:04] <Blehk> harisund: perfect, thanks a bunch
[21:04] <harisund> Blehk: if you want to know which one would be called try using the "which" command
[21:04] <gumpish> Blehk: a handy command is "which myscript"
[21:04] <DasEi> ububuff: on both machines : sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[21:04] <Blehk> harisund, gumpish : I'll definitely use that in the future. Thanks!
[21:05] <DasEi> ububuff: on both machines : pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list  , give both urls here
[21:05] <DasEi> e-DIO-t: I feel the same, once in, cli is so much faster, too
[21:06] <ReX0r> should I turn of multiverse to get my sound back and try to update again?
[21:06] <guntbert> harisund: what are your issues with startx?
[21:06] <ububuff> DasEi: Thanks for the help, but unfortunately at home I work with my Karmic machine and the Hardy machine is at my mom's house so I can't do that right now...I will try again another time. Sorry for taking up your time then
[21:06] <e-DIO-t> DasEi: but in cli you have to know what to do :P and win users don't like this ;)
[21:07] <seil> Hello, I had 1200x600 resolution in ubuntu but now it went back to 800x511 how can I fix it?
[21:07] <diazamet> How can I automatically run a script after NetworkManager has setup a connection (after coming out of suspend for example)?
[21:07] <davyde> do you know if there is a url to add in Listen to have some radio or i have to add one by one?
[21:07] <ReX0r> talntid: What do I do after reading /var/log/daemon.log ?
[21:07] <DasEi> e-DIO-t: let's not become too offtopic, every tapped youself in win opening a terminal ? lol
[21:07] <DasEi> ever*
[21:08] <ububuff> quit
[21:08] <DasEi> ububuff: np
[21:09] <DasEi> ..I could do
[21:09] <Wooley> Im havin some raid issues, would this be the place to ask for help??
[21:10] <Wooley> ?
[21:10] <diazamet> How can I automatically run a script after NetworkManager has setup a connection (after coming out of suspend for example)?
[21:10] <tehbaut> I cannot get ubuntu to recognize my windows network, but it can get the interne no problem
[21:10] <diazamet> Oops sorry for repost
[21:11] <tehbaut> any ideas what to try?
[21:11] <lovetruth> tehbaut,  - try samba share?...
[21:11] <invitingdopeman> whats up peeps
[21:12] <invitingdopeman> this is the first time i ve ever been in here
[21:12] <DasEi> tehbaut: same network segment ? no blocking firewalls ?
[21:12] <Leissi> hm
[21:12] <Leissi> I just installed ubuntu but I accidentally the whole bootloader
[21:12] <tehbaut> anyone know the shortcut for gnome magnifier?
[21:12] <DasEi> !hi | invitingdopeman
[21:12] <tehbaut> just need a simple temp zooming capability
[21:12] <invitingdopeman> thanks yo
[21:13] <invitingdopeman> does any one know were i can find a proper cd burning program
[21:13] <invitingdopeman> that will actually burn disks
[21:13] <e-DIO-t> Win + Mousewheel – Zoom
[21:13] <ltcabral> how do i open a swf from terminal? i have adobe flash player installed...
[21:14] <tehbaut> how do I get root again? thought it was sudo -i
[21:15] <lstarnes> tehbaut: that is correct
[21:15] <talntid> ltcabral: flashplayer-nonfree <filename> ?
[21:15] <joeb3_> tehbaut, sudo su -
[21:16] <tehbaut> hmm, maybe I could see it if I knew the kbd shortcut for zoom ;)
[21:17] <ltcabral> talntid: is flashplayer-nonfree some generic name or what :P
[21:17] <Leissi> hmm
[21:18] <Leissi> I'll come ask questions again once I get my ass into ubuntu
[21:18] <tehbaut> is there a command that lets me gain access to a network machine from cli?
[21:18] <talntid> flash and swf-player are standalone flash players
[21:18] <tehbaut> e.g. //COMPUTERNAME/path/to/public/files
[21:19] <tehbaut> or via IP even
[21:19] <Bookman> how do I permanently turn off join/part/nick messages?
[21:19] <arand> ltcabral: just totem (or vlc) filename.swf  and you need the right plugins installed.
[21:19] <joeb3_> Bookman, set irc_conf_mode 1
[21:20] <ltcabral> arand: well my vlc is not playing it... what plugin do i need?
[21:21] <Bookman> joeb3_: Not sure how to use that information.
[21:22] <VCoolio> Bookman: if you use pidgin chech the plugins, there is one that filters them
[21:22] <KnifeySpooney> I have this annoying error, I installed a custom kernel a while back which I don't use anymore. I uninstalled it by following instructions on this page: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/debian-redhat-linux-delete-kernel-command/
[21:23] <KnifeySpooney> But when I run 'sudo update-initramfs -k all -u', it tries to update the custom kernel still and returns 'Cannot find /lib/modules/2.6.28.9-custom'
[21:23] <seth> I am having an odd issue with Ubuntu J's desktop environment.  Ever since two days ago, all open windows have no bar (the one that you can normally click or double click to move or maximize/minimize) above the menubar. I cannot think of anything that I could have done to have caused this. Does anyone have any experience with this issue or know how it can be resolved
[21:23] <Wooley> I attempted to accesss my server this morning and couldnt so eventually i restarted. once it restarted i got dropped into busy box and it says "target filesystem does not have /sbin/init" after searching through several forums i tried booting to a live cd tried to mount it. and got the error: unable to seek on /dev/sda
[21:23] <KnifeySpooney> Wooley: try going to the terminal and typing 'metacity --replace'
[21:23] <Wooley> sorry i ran fdisk -l and got that error
[21:24] <Wooley> k
[21:24] <Bookman> VCoolio: That seems to have worked, thanks.
[21:24] <KnifeySpooney> woops wrong person
[21:24] <Wooley> lol
[21:24] <KnifeySpooney> Lol sorry
[21:24] <KnifeySpooney> seth: try going to the terminal and typing 'metacity --replace'
[21:24] <Wooley> im also running raid 0
[21:25] <arand> ltcabral: vlc shouldn't need any plugins I don't think, for totem you'll probably need the ubuntu-restricted-extras package (specifically gstreamer I assume)... But then again, if vlc won't play it, it might be just the file is faulty...
[21:25] <seth> That worked.  Thank you kindly.  What caused this issue?
[21:25] <ltcabral> arand: well it opens in firefox -.-a
[21:25] <Wooley> anyone know of a way to get recover my data?
[21:25] <VCoolio> seth: wait till you logout and back in. If the window decoration is still there, then the problem is solved
[21:26] <Aurus> Does 9.04 update to Firefox 3.5?  I know it shipped with 3.x.
[21:26] <KnifeySpooney> seth: I'm not sure, but that usually happens whenever you end the window decorator such as 'gtk-window-decorator' or 'metacity' or 'emerald'
[21:26] <guntbert> ff3.5 | Aurus
[21:26] <Aurus> guntbert: Okay, so updates pick up 3.5?  Thanks!
[21:26] <VCoolio> Aurus: not automatically, but you can install it alongside 3.*
[21:27] <zidan> wats up
[21:27] <guntbert> Aurus: sorry, there was once a factoid - no you can install ff3.5 aside ff3.0
[21:27] <Aurus> VCoolio: Ah, via PKG I assume?
[21:27] <VCoolio> Aurus: yep, just sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[21:27] <Aurus> k.  9.10 (?) I presume would ship 3.5
[21:28] <VCoolio> Aurus: I guess so, yes
[21:28] <Aurus> Reasonable.  thanks!
[21:28] <KnifeySpooney> It should
[21:28] <jconnolly> hey all, i googled around and found no solution
[21:28] <Wooley> can anyone tell me of a way to test if one of my hard drives is failin then?
[21:28] <jconnolly> but my buddy's box has no USB capabilities
[21:29] <guntbert> !enter | jconnolly
[21:29] <guntbert> Wooley: there are the smartmontools
[21:29] <zidan> does anyone know how to make an animated .gif with GIMP?
[21:29] <jconnolly> almost identical to this problem: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/381994
[21:29] <Wooley> is that a package?
[21:29] <jconnolly> no update on that bug
[21:30] <Bookman> try him first
[21:30] <daveycakes> how can i install ubuntu without it removing the windows boot file?
[21:30] <Bookman> 895.5566
[21:30] <Bookman> Shortage:  894.3000 and press 0
[21:31] <Bookman> opps, sorry, wrong window!
[21:31] <Sirisian> When downloading the ubuntu source stuff. sudo apt-get build-dep linux-image-$(uname -r)
[21:31] <Sirisian>  <-- what's "uname" ?
[21:31] <Curtis_B> xchat crashes on me constantly, otherwise my sys is stable WTF - any irc client recomendations?
[21:32] <VCoolio> Sirisian: enter it in terminal and you'll see
[21:32] <alexis_> mirc client
[21:32] <guntbert> Sirisian: type uname -a in the console and see for yourself :-)
[21:32] <alexis_> but is only for windows
[21:32] <VCoolio> Sirisian: it's a variable that is called this way to make it a universal command
[21:32] <Sirisian> oh okay
[21:32] <daveycakes> how can i install ubuntu without it removing my windows boot file?
[21:33] <Toxic-Walz> daveycakes: what do you meen?
[21:33] <alexis_> the new ubuntu 9.04
[21:33] <alexis_> have the option
[21:33] <alexis_> of automatically make a multi boot
[21:33] <guntbert> !enter | alexis_
[21:33] <daveycakes> well, when i installed ubuntu last time, on a seperate parition, it woudlnt let me boot windows
[21:33] <Toxic-Walz> daveycakes: install them side by side
[21:33] <daveycakes> it just said file missing
[21:33] <daveycakes> how do i do that?
[21:33] <Toxic-Walz> daveycakes: as it say in the installer
[21:33] <daveycakes> the grubloader took over
[21:33] <alexis_> lolz
[21:34] <Toxic-Walz> daveycakes: well did u scrap the windows partition?
[21:34] <daveycakes> nope
[21:34] <daveycakes> one other question, my netbook i just ordered, comes with ubuntu 8.04, should i upgrade it straight away?
[21:34] <Toxic-Walz> Toxic-Walz: you have the choice to install them side by side
[21:35] <arand> daveycakes: grub is normally able to chainload the windows bootloader.
[21:35] <hanshenrik> when you just do apt-get install apache2, where is the folder u put the index.html?
[21:35] <panfist_> hi, i'm trying to learn from "practical web 2.0 applications with php." the first example is a simple web-app using the zend framework. i'm getting an error on the command "require_once(Zend/Loader.php) failed to open stream, no such file or directory." i have the line php_value include_path .:/usr/share/php/libzend-framework-php in my apache virtualhost, which is where Zend/Loader.php is, and it still doesn't work
[21:35] <daveycakes> thank you
[21:35] <guntbert> panfist_: ask in #php please
[21:35] <panfist_> guntbert i'm sorry i thought i was in #php...my bad
[21:36] <lovetruth> voidmage,  - are you the same with void_pointer?... :)
[21:36] <guntbert> panfist_: np :-)
[21:36] <lovetruth> i've just fixed my firefox/Chromium "java not working" thingie :)
[21:37] <lovetruth> in case that anyone else struggles with it, and did installed java, but java still didn't work...
[21:38] <VCoolio> hanshenrik: /var/www
[21:38] <hanshenrik> ty
[21:39] <xiong> Is this a 'duh' moment? I started a backup with Simple Backup Config and it told me a background process was started. How can I tell when it completes, since there's no 'face'? I'd rather see a progress window. :(
[21:39] <tehbaut> doesn't anyone know they shortcut to zoom in on the screen?
[21:39] <lovetruth> well - i had to remove the "IcedTea" plugin (using Synaptic) with firefox/Chromium closed, and then reinstalled sun-java6-jdk and sun-java6-jre , and then entered the sun java site, and installed the "Java" first plugin BESIDES IcedTea plugin!... :) and... magically... worked! :) of course, i used gksudo firefox to start firefox in root rights :)
[21:39] <arand> daveycakes: 8.04 is I guess "proven to work" on that particular machine, That a later version would prove better/having more features/being incompatible on certain areas/worse is a possibility
[21:39] <calebh1> I removed ubuntu but kept grub because I needed some extra file space on my Vista partition. Now I want to install ubuntu again, will ubuntu override my existing grub?
[21:39] <lovetruth> AND JAVA WORKED! :)
[21:39] <jrib> xiong: doesn't exist, you can monitor the process in system-monitor
[21:39] <daveycakes> thank you
[21:40] <lovetruth> calebh1, - what grub version?
[21:40] <xiong> jrib, thank you. I suspect that will tell me when the process completes but not how far along it is.
[21:40] <jrib> xiong: that's correct
[21:40] <lovetruth> by the way, there are options to reuse grub... but still, what version?
[21:40] <calebh1> lovetruth: I don't know, and I don't have access to the linux partition on windows
[21:41] <lovetruth> you do have access :)
[21:41] <lovetruth> there is a software you have to install
[21:41] <lovetruth> forgot it's name, i guess you can google for "mount linux partitions on xp" :)
[21:41] <xiong> jrib, Do you have any preference for backup utility?
[21:41] <calebh1> I'm on vista
[21:41] <Nattgew> is there software to access ext4 from windows?
[21:41] <calebh1> but I'll look
[21:41] <jrib> xiong: i'm partial to rsnapshot
[21:41] <lovetruth> well, then vista - but it's quite the same, they kept some basic things from XP :)
[21:41] <brianV> hi All. I just bought a Geforce GTS 250. I have it in my machine, however, 'Restricted Drivers' isn't showing a driver for it
[21:42]  * xiong looks
[21:42] <brianV> shoudl I just install one from the repo? And if so, which one?
[21:42] <dbugger> Hey guys
[21:42] <Nattgew> brianV: you should try installing envy-ng, it's worked well for me
[21:42] <dbugger> Can someone tell me why my ftp command isnt working?
[21:42] <xiong> Oh wow, look what System Monitor told me. Should I just automatically kill any Zombie?
[21:43] <DasEi> brianV: check nvidia for a linux driver
[21:43] <Nattgew> xiong: only if they start to take over the world
[21:44] <serp_> Hi guys! How do I make a pdf reader other than evince the standard pdf reader?
[21:44] <brianV> DasEi: The nvidia binaries have problems,I know that much
[21:44] <iskin> I installed Ubuntu inside of Windows. If I wanted to increase the size of the root.disk file what would I do?
[21:44] <k00kla> убунта
[21:44] <Keiffer> how can i make cron to run an alarm (mp3 file) before any user logs in? at the login scree, i mean...
[21:45] <calebh1> According to the file "installed-version" I have "0.97-29ubuntu4"
[21:45] <Nattgew> serp_: right click and then properties, under the open with tab
[21:46] <dbugger> How can I make that nautilus makes FTP connections by raw instead of ascii?
[21:46] <xiong> Hey! I just found out: I bought enough memory. I'm running out of CPU cycles but I'm not into the swap.
[21:46] <GiveMeWeed> hi, i whant to mount an iso its possible?
[21:46] <DasEi> brianV: what do you get when you try to run the installer ?
[21:47] <brianV> DasEi: What installer?
[21:47] <RPG_Master> I just open Evolution and it gave me the whole "Welcome" setup screen. Not knowing what was going on I just pointed it to my ~/.evolution/local    but then it restarted the Welcome screen and now my mail is missing! PLEASE tell me my mail just got deleted :'(
[21:47] <DasEi> !iso | GiveMeWeed
[21:47] <xiong> iskin: 'inside'?
[21:47] <RPG_Master> *didn't
[21:47] <RPG_Master> *get
[21:47] <iskin> xiong, I used Wubi
[21:47] <Ben349> Hi can I get some help with this please http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3106722.0 ?
[21:47] <calebh1> lovetruth: According to the file "installed-version" I have "0.97-29ubuntu4"
[21:47] <RPG_Master> So any help? :(
[21:48] <seth> Hi there.  I am running Ubuntu J.  This problem started about two days ago.  In every open window, there is no bar above the menu bar (the bar which you normally click to maximize/minimize/move the window).  I asked this a few minutes ago, and was told to try typing something about metacity into the terminal.  It sort of worked, but when I restarted it was broke again.  What should I do?
[21:48] <RPG_Master> does evolution auto-backup somewhere?
[21:48] <s34n> gparted is refusing to grow an ntfs partition because of bad sectors
[21:48] <DasEi> brianV: you said you had probs with the propitary nv-installer.. nor ?
[21:48] <Mka> I am bored and wanna learn a new programming language. i already know c, c++, python, BASH, MATLAB. Any suggestions on what I should try?
[21:49] <prince_jammys> Mka: try ruby
[21:49] <s34n> ntfsresize has an option for hanling bad sectors, but doesn't do anything with partitions
[21:49] <DasEi> s34n: a win handy ?
[21:49] <brianV> DasEi: Yes. I haven't run it though. My problems with it are that is historically has done damage to Ubuntu as it overwrites things it shouldn't. That's why the drivers are also maintained in the repository
[21:49] <s34n> DasEi: ?
[21:49] <seth> Anyone?
[21:49] <xiong> Sorry, iskin; never tried that. I have Ubuntu installed, straight up, and Wine for the occasional necessity.
[21:50] <DasEi> s34n: a windows handy ?
[21:50] <s34n> DasEi: yes
[21:50] <mark_> How do I find out what keeps making my fan go wild and my system lock up?
[21:50] <Nattgew> seth: if you go to preferences and appearance settings, in the effects tab, what do you have selected?
[21:50] <Frijolie> is there no way to directly access a local OpenOffice database with java?
[21:50] <dbugger> Please, someone help me connect to my ftp server. it doesnt come through :(
[21:50] <DasEi> s34n: then check that partition fro there, chkdsk... >> ##windows
[21:51] <daveycakes> whats the ubuntu eqv. of putty?
[21:51] <jrib> daveycakes: ssh in the terminal
[21:51] <seth> Normal for visual effects, though it was on extra.  Under theme, I've selected Dust Sand
[21:51] <daveycakes> oh yah :) sweet
[21:51] <RPG_Master> any help at all?
[21:51] <prince_jammys> daveycakes: there is also a putty in the repositories.
[21:51] <DasEi> mark_: /var/log/syslog  or, if at bootup, dmesg
[21:51] <Nattgew> dbugger: what are you using to connect?
[21:51] <DasEi> RPG_Master: call your account in a browser an check..
[21:51] <Nattgew> seth: to get it to work you should probably select none
[21:52] <dbugger> Im typing in nautilus "ftp://username@ip"
[21:52] <s34n> DasEi: I have already chkdsk'ed the disk... more than once
[21:52] <seth> What do you mean?  Select none where?
[21:52] <RPG_Master> DasEi: How do I do that?
[21:52] <dbugger> with some, it does work, but with one of them is not working :(
[21:52] <Mka> prince_jammys: ok
[21:52] <Nattgew> dbugger: one of what?
[21:52] <seth> Nevermind.  I tried selecting no effects and it fixed it for some windows.
[21:52] <Guest19208> Hi, I have stupid microphone prvery frustratingoblem...ive googled for ages and its
[21:53] <dbugger> my university server
[21:53] <DasEi> brianV: I haven't tried the 250, you know for sure it troubles ? xserver-xorg-video-nv  would be the open source one
[21:53] <prince_jammys> Mka: will be easy for you, and probably fun.
[21:53] <seth> Make that all windows.
[21:53] <dbugger> my uni gives me some storage space
[21:53] <seth> Why was it working with effects before though?
[21:53] <DasEi> RPG_Master: which provider ?
[21:53] <Keiffer> how can i make cron to run an alarm (mp3 file) before any user logs in? at the login scree, i mean...
[21:53] <serp_> Nattgew: ah that was easy =) thanks!
[21:53] <brianV> DasEi: There are also versions of the proprietary driver in the repositories that are 'Ubuntu-friendly'. That is, they work properly
[21:53] <Nattgew> seth: maybe something broke it...
[21:53] <Nattgew> serp_: you're welcome
[21:53] <brianV> DasEi: I am just not sure which I need
[21:54] <s34n> DasEi: I still need to resize the partition, despite the bad sectors
[21:54] <mark_> I can't make heads or tails of it
[21:54] <RPG_Master> DasEi: It doesn't matter, all my email has been removed on sync with their server
[21:54] <Guest19208> can someone help with microphone problem? it was working before
[21:54] <Nattgew> seth: if you type compiz --replace in the terminal, what does it tell you?
[21:54] <Mka> prince_jammys: what do I install in ubuntu to get started with Ruby?
[21:54] <DasEi> brianV: on your own risk :
[21:54] <DasEi> !envyng
[21:54] <prince_jammys> Mka: guess :)
[21:54] <Nattgew> dbugger: so the university is the only one that doesn't work? any errors?
[21:55] <dbugger> i can connect with gftp
[21:55] <guntbert> !info ruby | Mka
[21:55] <dbugger> but not with nautilus. it just gives me a folder-less window
[21:55] <prince_jammys> Mka: install ruby rubybook irb
[21:55] <DasEi> RPG_Master:I don't get your question then ..
[21:55] <calebh1> lovetruth: are you still there?
[21:55] <Mka> prince_jammys: thanks a lot. let me get started!!!!
[21:55] <s34n> the man page for ntfsresize suggests using fdisk to resize the partition
[21:56] <s34n> won't fdisk wipe the fs?
[21:56] <prince_jammys> Mka: irb is the interactive app.
[21:56] <gopi> hi everyone, do you know how to become root (with su -) without going into the /root folder?
[21:56] <linxeh> fdisk doesnt wipe anything except the partition table
[21:56] <DasEi> !sudo | gopi
[21:56] <lstarnes> gopi: try sudo -i
[21:56] <lstarnes> gopi: it will still change directories though
[21:57] <gopi> thanks i will try
[21:57] <DasEi> gopi: if you know, what you're doing : sudo -s or -i
[21:57] <Leissi> hurr
[21:57] <onaogh> anybody have experience with Freeradius2
[21:57] <Leissi> here I am again, this time in an ubuntu live session
[21:57] <Leissi> So
[21:57] <RPG_Master> my question: does evolution auto-backup somewhere?
[21:57] <RPG_Master> I just open Evolution and it gave me the whole "Welcome" setup screen. Not knowing what was going on I just pointed it to my ~/.evolution/local    but then it restarted the Welcome screen and now my mail is missing! PLEASE tell me my mail just got deleted :'(
[21:57] <RPG_Master> I had evolution already configured
[21:58] <onaogh> !freeradius
[21:58] <onaogh> !freeradius2
[21:58] <Leissi> I can't boot into linux, since I accidentally the whole bootloader when installing. How do I add an option to boot into linux with windows 7 on the list too?
[21:58] <onaogh> !help
[21:58] <RPG_Master> but after fixing some hard drive problems it was asking me to re-set up my account
[21:58] <KnifeySpooney> I have this annoying error, I installed a custom kernel a while back which I don't use anymore. I uninstalled it by following instructions on this page: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/debian-redhat-linux-delete-kernel-command/
[21:59] <KnifeySpooney> But when I run 'sudo update-initramfs -k all -u', it tries to update the custom kernel still and returns 'Cannot find /lib/modules/2.6.28.9-custom'
[21:59] <tehbaut> sudo -i nor sudu su - get me into root
[21:59] <Mka> Leissi: reinstall grub to the MBR
[21:59] <tehbaut> is the default password not blank?
[21:59] <DasEi> RPG_Master: if had set it to store locally, can do : sudo updatedb, then locate *blah-examplemail*  to see if it's still somewhere
[21:59] <s34n> Leissi: you will need a boot loader
[21:59] <KnifeySpooney> It updates the kernel I'm using, but then it still acts as if that other kernel is still there
[21:59] <RPG_Master> SO does anyone know of anything I can do to get my email back?
[21:59] <Leissi> Mka: how do I go on about that?
[21:59] <onaogh> recover it
[22:00] <DasEi> RPG_Master: else login in your account online to see if mail is still on the (remote) server, then can down them again
[22:00] <Leissi> RPG_Master: if it's not a local copy I suspect it's gone for good
[22:00] <Leissi> then again DasEi gives better advice anyway
[22:00] <Mka> Leissi: Use a Live CD and use grub-install
[22:00] <Leissi> mka, I *am* on a live cd session
[22:00] <s34n> Leissi: http://www.google.com/search?q=instll+grub&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
[22:00] <RPG_Master> Leissi: It was a local copy... :(
[22:01] <RPG_Master> When I get mail from my provider its remove from there servers
[22:01] <Ido_> Hey guys, i'm back and I have a question...when I installed Xubuntu it made me make a password for the computer, can I disable the password later?
[22:01] <DasEi> !grub | Leissi
[22:01] <Mka> Leissi: Ok. Do you still have your /boot/grub/* files in your HDD (not live CD)?
[22:01] <fearful> RPG_Master, are you using evolution?
[22:01] <RPG_Master> fearful: Yep
[22:02] <guntbert> tehbaut: sudo wants *your* password
[22:02] <fearful> RPG_Master, ok then go to Edit > Preferences and click edit on your account
[22:02] <Leissi> mka, nope :P
[22:02] <Mka> Leissi: try to "mkdir ~/tmpdir && sudo mount /dev/sda? ~/tmpdir"
[22:02] <DasEi> RPG_Master: so badly configured, try to locate the mail (sure you still remember a sender like amazon or something to search comp for)
[22:03] <Mka> Leissi: have you mounted your Linux partition?
[22:03] <Leissi> I'm not entirely sure
[22:03] <DasEi> Leissi: mount tells you
[22:03] <fearful> RPG_Master, once there highlight your account and click 'edit', and click the tab that says 'Receiving options' and you'll see a tick box saying 'Leave messages on server' make sure that's checked
[22:03] <calebh1> I removed ubuntu but kept grub because I needed some extra file space on my Vista partition. Now I want to install ubuntu again, will ubuntu override my existing grub?
[22:04] <Mka> Leissi: try "ls /dev/sd*"
[22:04] <Leissi>  /dev/sdb3 on /media/disk-1 type ext3 (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal)
[22:04] <KnifeySpooney> !pastebin
[22:04] <RPG_Master> The mail was located in ~/.evolution/local/ and I pointed evolution to that when it asked for a backup to restore
[22:04] <Mka> Leissi: ok
[22:05] <Mka> Leissi: now "ls /media/disk-1/boot/grub"
[22:05] <DasEi> RPG_Master: and now that dir is empty ?
[22:05] <Mka> Leissi: can you see some files there?
[22:05] <n1ckr> Hmm any common reasons for slow boot on Karmic nearly twice as slow as Jaunty to get to gdm
[22:05] <KnifeySpooney> !pastebinit http://paste.ubuntu.com/281664/
[22:05] <Leissi> Mka: ls: cannot access /media/disk-1/boot/grub: No such file or directory  :|
[22:05] <fearful> RPG_Master, cd ~/.evolution/local and then send the ls command
[22:05] <Mka> Leissi: what about "ls /media/disk-1/"?
[22:05] <DasEi> no, but n1ckr, see
[22:06] <DasEi> !karmic
[22:06] <RPG_Master> then the Welcome dialog restated and asked again but this time my mail was replaced with some generic inbox, outbox and other files that add up to a few KB of data (and my inbox was like 2gigs)
[22:06] <Leissi> returns lines
[22:06] <Leissi> seems to be the folders or something
[22:06] <DasEi> Leissi: your using jaunty or karmic ?
[22:06] <Leissi> still no grub there though
[22:06] <stapel> I've installed mythtv via Add/Remove...how do I get mythtv to recognize my tuner Elgato DDT 2008
[22:07] <KnifeySpooney> I have this annoying error, I installed a custom kernel a while back which I don't use anymore. I uninstalled it manually by following instructions for Debian/Ubuntu on this page: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/debian-redhat-linux-delete-kernel-command/ . But when I run 'sudo update-initramfs -k all -u', it tries to update the custom kernel still and returns http://paste.ubuntu.com/281664/ . The first kernel is the one I am u
[22:07] <fearful> RPG_Master, did you ever make an actual backup of the evolution mail? Or are you just trying to load them from there because they said they were saved their?
[22:07] <Mka> Leissi: does it has these: "bin etc var tmp ... mnt"?
[22:07] <Leissi> mka, yes
[22:07] <Mka> Leissi: jaunty
[22:07] <Leissi> 8.10
[22:07] <RPG_Master> fearful: I just loaded them from there because that where they were stored :/
[22:07] <RPG_Master> never made a real backup
[22:08] <DasEi> Leissi:intrepid it is then, but allright
[22:08] <fearful> RPG_Master, have you checked if they are their?
[22:08] <RPG_Master> I am screwed aren't I :(
[22:08] <Mka> Leissi: did you delete your "boot" folder?
[22:08] <Leissi> I never deleted anything
[22:08] <RPG_Master> fearful: they've been replaced with new files :(
[22:08] <DasEi> RPG_Master: locate didn't find them either ? also not in :
[22:08] <fearful> RPG_Master, it depends because if the files are there then we just need to find away of replacing them.
[22:08] <DasEi> !trash
[22:08] <Leissi> I didn't install grub in fear of fucking things up again and having to reinstall windows 7 due to error
[22:08] <Mka> try: "sudo cat /media/disk-1/etc/fstab"
[22:09] <fearful> RPG_Master, so if I understand correctly, the original files are not there?
[22:09] <Mka> Leissi: try "sudo cat /media/disk-1/etc/fstab"
[22:09] <RPG_Master> fearful: Yep, they've been replaced
[22:09] <Leissi> !pastebin
[22:10] <Leissi> mka, http://paste.ubuntu.com/281665/
[22:10] <MadsRH> Hey. Does the Mythbuntu 9.10 have a custom X-splash or does it use the default Ubuntu one?
[22:10] <fearful> RPG_Master, yea then there is not much we can do unless you have deleted them manually, if they were just simply replaced because of a new configuration (I'm not 100% sure) but most certain that those files are lost I'm sorry.
[22:10] <Leissi> that doesn't tell ME anything but it might tell something to you
[22:10] <wall-e_> anyone in here running crunchbang?
[22:11] <RPG_Master> fearful: ... :'(
[22:11] <RPG_Master> I  MUST NEVER LET THIS HAPPEN AGAIN!!!
[22:11] <fearful> RPG_Master, yet again I'm not 100% sure, because I don't know all the details on how the new configuration was made or why it was replaced in the first place
[22:11] <Mka> Leissi: I see. Try "cd /media/disk-1/boot"
[22:11] <Leissi> right
[22:11] <Leissi> what now
[22:11] <RPG_Master> Would some kind of data recovery tool be able to restore those files for me?
[22:12] <DasEi> wall-e: what's that ?
[22:12] <wall-e_> its this rebuild of ubuntu 9.04
[22:12] <xiong> WALL-E!
[22:13] <fearful> RPG_Master, give me a second
[22:13] <wall-e_> its really nice not brown
[22:13] <wall-e_> xiong?
[22:13] <Mka> Leissi: "ls"
[22:13] <Leissi> Mka: http://paste.ubuntu.com/281666/
[22:13] <xiong> wall-e_, may I have you over to my house and feed you tin cans?
[22:13] <ArmchairArmada> I have a question.  I just installed a dvd drive and now the cpu fan seems to get quieter during hard drive activity.  Is this something to worry about?  Could it be getting inconsistent power?
[22:13] <foey> Whats the path again for editing my ethernet settings in ubuntu? /e/tc/network/.... something like that
[22:14] <KnifeySpooney> I have this annoying error, I installed a custom kernel a while back which I don't use anymore. I uninstalled it manually by following instructions for Debian/Ubuntu on this page: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/debian-redhat-linux-delete-kernel-command/ . But when I run 'sudo update-initramfs -k all -u', it tries to update the custom kernel still and returns http://paste.ubuntu.com/281664/ . The kernel throwing the error is n
[22:14] <wall-e_> yes where do you keep your rusty spoons
[22:14] <CalebgambTheAwes> http://calebgamb.on.toribash.com
[22:15] <DasEi> wall-e: cool, they got an irc on freenode I just saw
[22:15] <fearful> RPG_Master, was this problem caused because of a wreck of the program? Or how
[22:16] <RPG_Master> fearful:  maybe
[22:16] <wall-e_> the baby just woke got to go!pZ
[22:16] <DasEi> foey: /etc/network/interfaces
[22:16] <foey> DasEi : Thank you!
[22:17] <DasEi> RPG_Master: a last time , no clue by locate ?
[22:18] <Mka> Leissi: try "grub-install --recheck --root-directory=/media/disk-1 /dev/sdb"
[22:18] <mgmuscari> hi, has anybody ever experienced their panel widgets suddenly being jumbled after a restart? like so: http://www.eden.rutgers.edu/~muscarim/img/borked_panel.png
[22:18] <RPG_Master> DasEi: My out put http://paste.ubuntu.com/281670/
[22:18] <Mka> Leissi: insert "sudo" in front
[22:19] <Leissi> yeah noticed
[22:19] <mgmuscari> i simply can't deal with the session changer/shutdown menu being in the middle of my panel D:
[22:19] <mgmuscari> i tried to move it, and it ended up crashing my system with a "graphical error" - i'm guess that's just some compiz / ati driver stuff
[22:20] <Leissi> mka, I assume it succeeded since I did not get any errors
[22:20] <DasEi> RPG_Master: this is what ? result of ls in the mail dir ? seems everything is fine ..
[22:20] <Mka> Leissi: type "pwd && ls"
[22:20] <KnifeySpooney> Anybody got a clue on my prob?
[22:20] <wonka_> anyone nkow how to download yahoo messenger on unbuntu 9.04?
[22:21] <RPG_Master> DasEi: Yep, but its not. They are all empty files
[22:21] <mgmuscari> wonka_: use Pidgin
[22:21] <Leissi> mka, still nothing
[22:21] <PMantis> Is there a document anywhere for making a HDD installed system that runs with most of its fs mounted ro?
[22:21] <fearful> DasEi, yea but he has files that were replaced
[22:21] <mgmuscari> wonka_: it supports the yahoo protocol... no video as far as i know, though
[22:21] <foey> Is there a widget that tells me how much free RAM I have left? I used to have one a while back but can't remember for the life of me.
[22:21] <Mka> Leissi: there is no grub folder at /media/disk-1/boot?
[22:22] <fearful> DasEi, RPG_Master can't seem to find away to recover these files :S I don't know if they were deleted and if we can find them in another folder. But there is no way to back them up unless otherwise :S
[22:22] <Forza4Life> how do i get to my desktop directory in terminal
[22:22] <fearful> RPG_Master, atleast not that I know of
[22:22] <usertwo> how did this happen!!? I deleted the .evolution folder from the home directory. I then reinstalled evolution from synaptic and when I started evolution all my old info and settings were back! where does evolution store the 'settings' file so I can delete it and start a fresh 'first time wizard' start??
[22:22] <DasEi> RPG_Master: fearful , uugh, hmm,  try : sudo updatedb && locate *Inbox* to check for any doubles, that looks bad then
[22:23] <Leissi> mka, whoops yeah there is
[22:23] <Leissi> fumbled a bit
[22:24] <DasEi> usertwo: sudo apt-get remove --purge evolution to kill config, too (heh, and backup mail before)
[22:24] <Mka> Leissi: ok does it has files inside?
[22:24] <Leissi> yes
[22:24] <m3thos> hi there, need help with ubuntu9.04/amd64/ATI drivers and wine+eve online, what's the best channel ?
[22:25] <Mka> Leissi: you have to edit the menu.lst file accordingly
[22:25] <usertwo> DasEi: thanks, let me try that...
[22:25] <DasEi> m3thos: #winehq for wine, xorg >< ati  bad luck
[22:25] <Mka> Leissi: do you know which partition is your windows 7 in?
[22:25] <fearful> DasEi, RPG_Master that actually does work, I can see the output in my /home/user/.evolution folder than of the /usr/share/evolution/2.26... maybe you can check that out
[22:25] <DasEi> usertwo: sudo apt-get install evolution afterwards
[22:25] <teacup> im running jaunty with sudo version 1.6.9p17 and it takes a few seconds before it accepts the (correct) password.. how come?
[22:26]  * DasEi loves thunderbird anyway
[22:26] <fearful> DasEi, agreed.
[22:26] <Leissi> !!pastebin
[22:27] <KnifeySpooney> I need to uninstall a custom kernel I compiled, and I thought I did everything correctly after following these instructions: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/debian-redhat-linux-delete-kernel-command/ , but when I run 'sudo update-initramfs -k all -u', the terminal returns http://paste.ubuntu.com/281664/ . Any help?
[22:27] <Mka> Leissi: try pasting to pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -l" and that of "menu.lst"
[22:27] <m3thos> DasEi: should I upgrade the ATI drivers to their last release?
[22:27] <Leissi> there's no menu.lst there
[22:27] <Mka> ok
[22:27] <amizyane> hello
[22:27] <Mka> Leissi: ok what is there?
[22:27] <teacup> there should be in /boot/grub
[22:28] <KnifeySpooney> anybody help?
[22:28] <Mka> Leissi: try again "ls /media/disk-1/boot/grub"
[22:28] <DasEi> m3thos:since hardy the xorg doesn't work anymore with propitary ati drivers, you might check #radeon for a closer geekism, or downgrade xorg if really need the advanced features, else are limited to the open source (fglry) one
[22:28] <DasEi> fglrx*
[22:29] <xiong> I think that failing to show progress or even tell me when finished is a no-go for Simple Backup.
[22:29] <RPG_Master> Well, usr/share/evolution/2.6 is like all the default files and stuff
[22:29] <Leissi> mka, http://paste.ubuntu.com/281677/
[22:29] <usertwo> DasEi: I just tried what you suggested...even copied and pasted your text...but no...settings and info are all back. did I need to restart somewhere?
[22:29] <DasEi> xiong: could use rsync, that also provides a -simple- progress bar
[22:30] <DasEi> man rsync
[22:30] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I had an installation issue and ended up having to install ubuntu side by side and now I have a locked 2.5 gig partition ...... I have gpartition ....... but it doesnt have an option to delete it and merge it with the original partition ........ help?
[22:30] <foey> Anyone know of a decent Gnome based backup program?
[22:30] <fearful> RPG_Master, /usr/share/evolution/2.26/C/mail/local
[22:30] <nogrubdevmap> i deleted /boot. grub-mkconfig now says "no mapping exists for ubuntu-root". my hd is encrypted with the installer default. what should i do to get a device mapping?
[22:31] <xiong> DasEi, I was looking at rsnapshot, based on rsync -- I think for a backup utility I want to stay out of the shell.
[22:31] <RPG_Master> fearful: its not there for me :(
[22:31] <DasEi> xiong: hack it!
[22:32] <usertwo> anyone else any suggestions for purging evolution?
[22:32] <Cr33pz0r> Why can't i find some packages in Synaptic PAckage manager?
[22:32] <RPG_Master> Well, I guess all I can do is make sure this never happens again :(
[22:32] <fearful> RPG_Master, um.. then I'm sorry I really don't know where else or how we can find your files, maybe someone else here can but I'm out of ideas.
[22:33] <fearful> RPG_Master, I can suggest you trying Thunderbird too
[22:33] <DasEi> usertwo: strange, try : http://paste.ubuntu.com/281680/
[22:33] <RPG_Master> Not that a 15 year old really had any important documents are anything :P
[22:33] <DasEi> Cr33pz0r: repos enabled ?
[22:34] <Mka> Leissi: Everything looks good!
[22:34] <fearful> RPG_Master, haha.. well you can also give Thunderbird a try I like it better in my opinion and never experienced any problems with it.
[22:34] <Cr33pz0r> yes, isn't thunar in the ubuntu ones?
[22:34] <xiong> DasEi, I have a theory about tools, with which not everyone will agree: In short, command lines are fine for things I need to do frequently, perhaps in a non-standard fashion; menus and buttons are better for infrequent tasks, when I'm more interested in doing the conventional thing.
[22:34] <Mka> Leissi: we need to create menu.lst manually
[22:34] <DasEi> RPG_Master: nah, you can't learn early enough, can you ;-)
[22:34] <Leissi> mka, awesome, or maybe not so
[22:34] <Leissi> how do I go on about that then?
[22:35] <Mka> Leissi: first paste on pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -l" so we know where is windows 7
[22:35] <DasEi> xiong: or use little scripts, once in cli, it's much faster ( and easy to modify)
[22:35] <MrHeavy_> Can I boot an Ubuntu Live CD into single user mode? I'm trying to boot Xubuntu and the GUI hangs at load and of course if I ctrl+alt+f1 out there's no root password to actually enter
[22:36] <Leissi> mka, http://paste.ubuntu.com/281681/
[22:36] <usertwo> DasEi: i will try that, but should there be a settings file somewhere, since evolution now backs-up and restores settings? if i delete that and start evolution, it wont find a settings file and should start the wizard to create one?
[22:36] <m3thos> I want to upgrade my binary ATI drivers, everytime I do this, I get a broken X, have do uninstall all ati drivers and then try again from scrach (with no X working) .. to make it work.. is there any progress on these matters ?
[22:36] <D-rew> I have officially surpassed myself.
[22:36] <DasEi> MrHeavy yes there is,its F? and then an option,  second
[22:36] <D-rew> I was able to mount my windows 7 partition, and symlink my steam folder into Wine.
[22:37] <D-rew> Yay me!
[22:37] <D-rew> Okay, I'm done.
[22:37] <[fade]> you jsut need to reenter the code when u fire it up 1st time
[22:37] <[fade]> what fps u get on it D-rew ?
[22:37] <paul65> trying to start vm server console w/o luck. I think it is bug 261735--any ideas on how to get the fix?
[22:38] <DasEi> MrHeavy : quick n dirty you can boot into desktop, launch cli and do : sudo init 1, then choose root, same
[22:38] <Mka> Leissi: you have two disks. NTFS partitions are sda1 sdb1 and sdb2
[22:38] <TheSteve0> the keyserver (keyserver.ubuntu.com) is timing out for me - can anyone else get it?
[22:38] <[fade]> worked for me few hrs ago
[22:38] <Mka> Leissi: do you know which has windows 7?
[22:38] <D-rew> [fade] not sure.
[22:38] <Leissi> yes
[22:38] <Leissi> that would be sdb2
[22:39] <D-rew> I have compiz turned on, too.
[22:39] <nogrubdevmap> what is the format/purpose of /boot/grub/device.map? it's pain to find out without gui and gdm start claims it's already running.
[22:39] <Leissi> at least it should be
[22:39] <VCoolio> TheSteve0: this one works: pool.sks-keyservers.net
[22:39] <Leissi> yeah /dev/sdb2/ is labeled windows like it should be, so sdb2
[22:39] <TheSteve0> VCoolio: where is that one and how do I know I can trust it for PPA packages
[22:40] <Mka> Leissi: Ok I will pastebin a menu.lst file now
[22:40] <DasEi> MrHeavy : F6 at bootscreen F1 for submenus, it's there somewhere
[22:40] <paul65> anyone loaded vm server onto ubuntu 8.04?
[22:40] <Cr33pz0r> Is thunar, in the ubuntu repos? If so, why can't i find it?
[22:40] <jony123> How do i open a .chm file?
[22:40] <Whitor> Hi. I'm trying to run ies4linux and I keep getting an error stating that I need to be running wine vs 0.9.x ... I'm running 1.0.1 ... how do I fix ?
[22:40] <VCoolio> TheSteve0: I got it in this same channel; just use the command "sudo apt-key adv --keyserver pool.sks-keyservers.net --recv-keys <key-id>" where key-id is the part behind the slash
[22:40] <Leissi> Mka: dunno if you need to see it but http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/1904/pictureyp.jpg
[22:41] <DasEi> paul65: vmware server ?
[22:41] <DasEi> jony123: install chmviewer
[22:41] <Whitor> here is the error: IEs4Linux 2 is developed to be used with recent Wine versions (0.9.x). It seems that you are using an old version. It's recommended that you update your wine to the latest version (Go to: winehq.com).
[22:41] <paul65> DasEi -- Yes
[22:41] <usertwo> DasEi: it says changes will take place after all current x sessions have ended. is it safe to log out?
[22:41] <ZykoticK9> jony123, xchm also works - pretty basic though
[22:41] <depe> hey all
[22:42] <DasEi> usertwo : NO !
[22:42] <depe> how can i convert youtubes into psp-compatible format??
[22:42] <Whitor> NM. fooled it
[22:42] <usertwo> DasEi: so now do I do sudo apt-get install .....?
[22:42] <DasEi> usertwo : can you please pastebin what else was removed ? don't kill your system ! need all back ..
[22:42] <joshua__> where do i get help with ubuntu 9.10?
[22:42] <Cr33pz0r> Is thunar, in the ubuntu repos? If so, why can't i find it?
[22:42] <Leissi> joshua__: I'd say umm
[22:42] <DasEi> !karmic | joshua__
[22:43] <Leissi> here?
[22:43] <foey> Anyone here used Citadel? I feel like having a play :-)
[22:43] <VCoolio> Cr33pz0r: it should be in universe repos
[22:43] <joshua__> thank you
[22:43] <DasEi> np
[22:43] <Leissi> joshua__: at least I've got all the help with ubuntu I've ever needed here
[22:44] <ZykoticK9> Cr33pz0r, "apt-cache search thunar" in a terminal will show you
[22:44] <depe> need help converting youtube videos to psp
[22:44] <DasEi> usertwo: right, and look in your terminal what else had gone, seems to be it removed more then just my paste ( whole desktop ?!)
[22:44] <Whitor> joshua__, #ubuntu+1
[22:44] <paul65> DasEi: yes, vmware server
[22:44] <usertwo> DasEi: i just copied and pasted what you put in the paste bin, but for some reason a 'thunderbird' package got removed
[22:44] <DasEi> paul65: your question ?
[22:45] <Cr33pz0r> ZykoticK9: How do i make it appear in the Synaptic PAckage Manager?
[22:45] <DasEi> usertwo: just that additional package ? that won't cause harm, but sure, we killed a lib it needs
[22:45] <VCoolio> Cr33pz0r: check if you have enabled universe repos in your software sources
[22:45] <VCoolio> Cr33pz0r: in synaptic: settings > repositories, first tab
[22:45] <DasEi> !thunar | Cr33pz0r
[22:46] <ZykoticK9> Cr33pz0r, do NOT use the "Quick Search" option in Synaptic, click the Search button right beside it and try
[22:46] <Cr33pz0r> VCoolio: ihave that enabled :o
[22:46] <Cr33pz0r> ZykoticK9: Did that , no luck either
[22:46] <ZykoticK9> Cr33pz0r, did the apt-cache search in cli work?
[22:46] <paul65> DasEi: loaded vmware server 1.06, config appeared to work but console won't run
[22:47] <Cr33pz0r> ZykoticK9: Yes that cache worked
[22:47] <usertwo> DasEi: i just reinstalled everything I removed. system seems ok. no change to evolution.
[22:47]  * DasEi installs evolution now
[22:47] <usertwo> DasEi: ok...
[22:47] <Mka> Leissi: http://paste.ubuntu.com/281687/
[22:47] <ZykoticK9> Cr33pz0r, did you still have thunar written in the Quick Search?
[22:47] <paul65> DasEI: I traced to a bug on lauchpad 261735, but the fix file isnt there
[22:48] <Cr33pz0r> ZykoticK9: No
[22:48] <Cr33pz0r> Can't even find thunderbird :o
[22:48] <Mka> Leissi: type "gedit" on terminal and paste on gedit and save file as menu.lst
[22:48] <ZykoticK9> Cr33pz0r, ? dunno then - you can install from cli with "sudo apt-get install WHATEVER"
[22:48] <DasEi> !info thunderbird | Cr33pz0r
[22:48] <Cr33pz0r> okay tnx
[22:48] <sergiumihai> Hi
[22:49] <Mka> Leissi: then copy menu.lst to the grub folder
[22:49] <Leissi> mka, are you absolutely positively sure that will work?
[22:49] <Mka> Leissi: yes
[22:49] <Leissi> I'll come haunt you later if it doesnt
[22:49] <sergiumihai> anyone know, how to know what codecs totem is using to play files? (I have installed libxine codecs but still can't play files)
[22:50] <usertwo> DasEi: i reinstalled evolution. still no change. I checked the forums, no help
[22:50] <Leissi> mka, so I'll save it at boot/grub?
[22:50] <Mka> Leissi: no
[22:50] <Mka> Leissi: save it at your home directory for now
[22:51] <Mka> and use "sudo cp ~/menu.lst /media/disk-1/boot/grub"
[22:51] <k20> Hello everyone, i need some help. i'm having issue with my synaptics, it seem to be in line 55, i am running ubuntu 9.04 amd64
[22:52] <Leissi> Mka: all right, done
[22:52] <Leissi> now what
[22:52] <xiong> Uh-oh. A couple of different utilities are refusing to run. They say, "Unable to copy the user's Xauthorization file." They don't give me the option to provide a password. This includes a utility I used successfully just a few minutes ago.
[22:52] <fhenning09> Anyone know to increase window size and display in virtualBox guest OS full screen?
[22:52] <kassoulet> jove ?
[22:52] <jove> hello kasooulet
[22:52] <kassoulet> ha cool
[22:52] <Mka> Leissi:  confirm that "ls /media/disk-1/boot/grub" shows menu.lst as well
[22:52] <usertwo> if i delete everything in the .evolution folder, and then start evolution, will it recreate the files from scratch or just crash?
[22:53] <root> hi evrybody
[22:53] <Leissi> mka, it does
[22:53] <hipodilski> hi guys I wonder do you know of any workaround to an annoying issue with gnome-screensaver running while watching movies?
[22:53] <Mka> Leissi: done
[22:53] <Mka> Leissi: reboot!!
[22:53] <Leissi> Guest11149: that nick is reserved in this network, I suggest you use something else
[22:53] <Leissi> mka, all right
[22:53] <foey> Anyone here used Citadel? I feel like having a play :-)
[22:53] <Leissi> let's see if anything blows up
[22:54] <Leissi> I'll be back if it works
[22:54] <Leissi> or if it doesn't
[22:54] <Mka> Leissi: ok
[22:54] <fhenning09> whats the apt-get command to update from 8.10 to 9.03?
[22:54] <sd> hi people
[22:55] <sd> i have problem with the x server
[22:55] <sd> it did not run with user
[22:55] <sd> but it runs with root
[22:55] <sd> any suggetions pls??
[22:56] <kamikazeee> hi to all
[22:56] <sd> i have problem with the x server
[22:56] <sd> any suggetions pls??
[22:56] <sd> it did not run with user
[22:56] <joshua__> okay i have a printer that is wireless how can i set ubuntu up to use it?
[22:57] <Leissi_> so hm
[22:57] <Leissi_> Mka, it works, and it doesn't work
[22:57] <scoop21> hi guys
[22:57] <Leissi_> it executes all right, but I end up in GRUB4DOS interface
[22:57] <lunix> irc.ptnet.org
[22:57] <Mka> .021
[22:57] <Leissi_> windows 7 boots well though, thank you very much for this :)
[22:57] <stepomaticc> hipodilski: disable it
[22:58] <pawel> haloo
[22:58] <pawel> scascsa
[22:58] <pawel> sacas
[22:58] <Mka> Leissi: but whats the problem
[22:58] <pawel> asssdsada
[22:58] <pawel> dasdas
[22:58] <pawel> dasd
[22:58] <pawel> asd
[22:58] <FloodBot3> pawel: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:58] <scoop21> does anybody nows to install fglrx, because jockey can't find a x hardware
[22:58] <Leissi> Mka, I end up in GRUB interface
[22:58] <Leissi> with grub>
[22:58] <boscop> I want to set the time that a pidgin notification shows up, proportional to the length of it, and it should show the whole msg, not just terminate with "..."
[22:58] <Leissi> the same interface if you just type grub into terminal
[22:58] <pawel> o co tuu chodzi ????????????
[22:59] <LjL> !pl | pawel
[22:59] <pawel> dlaczzego nie moweimy po polu?
[22:59] <pawel> jest to dziwne ?
[22:59] <Mka> Leissi: I know that interface but I dont know much about it.
[22:59] <LjL> we don't understand polish.
[22:59] <Leissi> Mka, hmm
[23:00] <Leissi> well that's where I end up if I choose ubuntu from bootloader
[23:00] <Mka> Leissi: there is little I could do beyond this point I am afraid
[23:00] <pawel> i dont anderstand english
[23:00] <LjL> pawel: then /join #ubuntu-pl
[23:00] <pawel> jak join ?
[23:00] <LjL> pawel: write /join #ubuntu-pl
[23:01] <DasEi> usertwo: hm, it's not configured in /etc  but in /usr/share/evolution/  , so give it a try purge just evolution (the one), them remove the whole evolution dir with subdirs, then reinstall
[23:01] <pawel> ok
[23:01] <pawel> ok
[23:01] <shai> How do I get vino to run? I set it up using vino-preferences and it still won't run :( what am I doing wrong?
[23:02] <shai> What might I be missing?
[23:02] <DasEi> paul65: I just jused the player in hardy with no probs, any particular reason (did you buy it ?) for not using virtualbox ?
[23:02] <pawel> feewe
[23:02] <MungoPark> hello, I get a "Failed to initialize HAL" when logging into gdm
[23:03] <DasEi> MungoPark: look at output of dmesg and check /var/log/syslog to see what causes this
[23:03] <MungoPark> this is from the log: libhal.c 3483 : Error unsubscribing to signals, error=Connection is closed
[23:03] <MungoPark> process 7781: arguments to dbus_connection_get_dispatch_status() were incorrect, assertion "connection != NULL" failed in file dbus-connection.c line 4081.This is normally a bug in some application using the D-Bus library.
[23:04] <x404x> is that hal 9000 ?
[23:04] <guest17747> Hey people, I'm new to IRC... is there an IRC command that will remove all the people the users that entering and exiting the chat room?
[23:04] <guest17747> So, I can just see the messages?
[23:05] <DasEi> guest17747: which messenger ?
[23:05] <hacker_kid> is there any speech to text program for ubuntu?
[23:05] <ugliefrog_> does anyone know where i can get a converter in linux that converts like a jpeg ot bitmap into a *.exe file
[23:05] <guest17747> Pidgin
[23:05] <Dantonic> anyone use K9Copy?
[23:05] <Mka> Leissi: Can we try something?
[23:05] <DasEi> guest17747: buddy list > preferences > plugins > join-leave plugin
[23:05] <guest17747> kool
[23:05] <guest17747> I'll try that
[23:05] <Mka> Leissi: type "sudo grub" to enter that interface
[23:05] <BWARG> mysql doesnt install correctly
[23:05] <BWARG> ive tried for days
[23:06] <BWARG> i even did a fresh install of ubuntu
[23:06] <Mka> Leissi: then "find /boot/grub/stage1"
[23:06] <scoop21> anybody knows about install  fglrx ?
[23:06] <Scunizi> BWARG: are you installing from the repos?
[23:06] <DasEi> Mka: thank for pulling leiss.. through :)
[23:06] <yellow12> I'm on a gateway laptop with an intel video card driver and an additional monitor.  With the displays mirrored ubuntu runs really fast, once I change it to true duals ubuntu get horribly slow. Anyone seen this?
[23:07] <BWARG> ive had a guru ssh into my computer and he couldnt figure out what was going on
[23:07] <tehbaut> can mount show which drives are hd(x,y)?
[23:07] <ugliefrog_> does anyone know where i can get a converter in linux that converts like a jpeg ot bitmap into a *.exe file
[23:07] <stepomaticc> scoop21: apt-get install xorg-driver-fglrx
[23:07] <guest17747> DasEi: Thanks, it worked!
[23:07] <scoop21> ugliefrog_:  why *.exe
[23:07] <DasEi> scoop21: I'm leaving soon, basics :
[23:07] <Scunizi> ugliefrog_: you want to convert a pic into an .exe file?  I'm puzzled.. why?
[23:07] <DasEi> !fglrx
[23:08] <shadow_360> hi! aragon
[23:08] <tehbaut> or is it sda=hd(0,x), sdc=hd(2,x) ... ?
[23:08] <scoop21> DasEi: no basics, but jokey can't find any x hardware
[23:08] <Mka> DasEi: and that is to say ... ?
[23:08] <guest17747> yellow12: I've got two Dell machines here at work running Ubuntu with dual monitors but I never could get the second monitor to work.  As of now, Ubuntu just copies the first monitor onto the second
[23:08] <BWARG> im about at the point im going to make "flite "im your computer and i hate you"" happen on startup
[23:09] <MungoPark> DasEi, I think I read somewhere that this is somehow related to start priorities of gdm and dbus. What does S13 or S20 mean?
[23:09] <yellow12> guest17747: it's working ok it just makes my machine run like crap, i've turned off all of the effects too
[23:09] <ugliefrog_> Scunizi, it will dispaly it without a viewere self loading if u will....i had one yrs ago in windows but i cant seem to find one in ubuntu
[23:09] <shadow_360> bwarg your very funny!
[23:10] <scoop21> DasEi: i' have tried fglrx, but the screen is only black after install
[23:10] <DasEi> Mka: It's just I don't like to dissapear in the middle of a walk-through and so are fond of you doing it
[23:10] <BWARG> im going to the store but if you can figure out if its a problem with the package please tell me
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[23:10] <Scunizi> ugliefrog_: .exe is not a format that is supported in linux other then to say it can "uncompress" it .. even in windows now NOBODY looks at a pic in an .exe file.. just too much danger there to run malicious code
[23:10] <DasEi> scoop21: did you install another driver previously ?
[23:11] <scoop21> DasEi: no
[23:11] <Scunizi> ugliefrog_: besides.. every system I'm aware of has built in viewers for pics
[23:11] <DasEi> scoop21: which card ?
[23:11] <shadow_360> shogun_X where are you my friend???/
[23:11] <scoop21> DasEi: only that in the first install
[23:12] <paul65> DasEI: I went through the link at lauchpad and got an error about the files.  I was not aware of VBox until after I went down the VMware route.
[23:12] <foey> How can I install firefox 3.5 via apt-get? Is there a package? Im currently using 3.0
[23:12] <stepomaticc> scoop21: did you do aticonfig --initial --input=/etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:12] <guest17747> yellow12: well if you find a solution, it'd be great to hear it.  I've heard Ubuntu runs really pretty fast but I still don't feel the speedy-ness.  I have a feeling it might have to do with my video monitor not having the correct driver.  Or maybe that doesn't effect anything?
[23:13] <Scunizi> !ff35 > foey
[23:13] <ugliefrog_> Scunizi, Now i understand everyones panic to the question. Its not malicious...I guess i should have explained it better. And yes ppl convert images to exe I used to in windows convert gim animations to exe. But like I said that was along time ago
[23:13] <hanshenrik> sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin == good way to install? or should i do it manually?
[23:13] <scoop21> DasEi: Ati x700
[23:13] <CalebgambTheAwes> Will ubuntu eat my hard drive if i partition it?
[23:13] <Steil> yes
[23:13] <ugliefrog_> *gif
[23:14] <Steil> it will eat it and spit it out
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> CalebgambTheAwes: define "eat"
[23:14] <Steil> and haves ex with your dog
[23:14] <CalebgambTheAwes> Delete my precious windows
[23:14] <paul65> DasEI:  what is the link in Hardy to get the fix? Also, will vbox let me run multiple virtuals simultateously?
[23:14] <MudMcGreedy> what recommendations are there for recording your desktop ?? what programs seem to do a good job ? ( ubuntu 9.04)
[23:14] <zvacet> CalebgambTheAwes : no
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> CalebgambTheAwes: if you dont read the screen, yes
[23:14] <baggar11> hanshenrik: I've installed phpmyadmin via synaptic fine
[23:15] <Scunizi> ugliefrog_: like you said.. it's been years.. I haven't seen anything that will do that in windows or linux
[23:15] <foey> ubottu : many thanks
[23:15] <DasEi> paul65: the vmwareplayer is free, though can't build own images, but lots of build ones are out, exept can use trial vmserver-package ;; vbox > get it from their website (better then the one in repo), performs better in my eyes (footprint) and also allows you to create own images
[23:15] <CalebgambTheAwes> lol but...any poiners?
[23:15] <Scunizi> MudMcGreedy: recordmydesktop-gtk or similar
[23:15] <scoop21> DasEi: until next, i must work, a little bit
[23:15] <scoop21> bye
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> CalebgambTheAwes: backup before you play, read the screen and go slow
[23:15] <DasEi> scoop21: np
[23:16] <Scunizi> DasEi: paul65 vmware-server is also "no charge" but not free code.. works but it's pretty much a heavy weight.. vbox is better
[23:16] <DasEi> paul65: both allow simultanous images, if your comp can do it
[23:16] <CalebgambTheAwes> Ill just use WUBI
[23:16] <DasEi> Scunizi: see above XD
[23:17] <dark_visions> net.org
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> CalebgambTheAwes: your call, the installed alongside and can resize NTFS, but Linux comes with no SLA and no garuntees
[23:17] <zvacet> CalebgambTheAwes : follow on screen instructions or download http://gparted.sourceforge.net/ and make partition with it partition format for ubuntu ext3
[23:18] <DasEi> paul65: I suggest you get virtualbox.deb from their homepage, then install guest additions in your image and be fine
[23:18] <CalebgambTheAwes> hmm....so to change my partition table to install ubuntu
[23:18] <Sirisian> "CONCURRENCY_LEVEL=2 AUTOBUILD=1 fakeroot debian/rules binary-debs" before I run this is this normally what you guys would use to build a kernel?
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> CalebgambTheAwes: you will resize the NTFS to make room for the install
[23:18] <guest17747> Does anyone know a good tutorial of how to put Ubuntu (or any OS) onto a bootable USB flash?  I need to format a laptop without an optical drive.
[23:18] <paul65> Scunizi and DasEI: I'll try vbox, thanks for the insight
[23:18] <DasEi> !usb | guest17747
[23:19] <zvacet> CalebgambTheAwes : you have to give space to new OS so shrink one partition (defragment few times before)
[23:19] <yellow12> guest17747: are you using an intel graphics card?
[23:19] <Scunizi> CalebgambTheAwes: if you're doing testing and just want to "see what it's like" dual boots work fine.  Another alternative to Wubi is running Virtual Box in windows.  It'll allow you to run ubuntu in a window in windows..
[23:19] <ard1an> im booting from a Live USB but i have some files in the USB how can mount the usb ?
[23:19] <DasEi> ..and off
[23:19] <Scunizi> paul65: :)
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> ard1an: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-904-persistent-install-windows/
[23:19] <guest17747> ubottu: cool, I'll check those links out, thanks!
[23:20] <guest17747> yellow12: The machines I'm referring to are two Dell Optiplex 745 computers which have ATI graphics cards (I believe)
[23:20] <sebsebseb> hi
[23:20] <sheepsy> ubottu: Whoever made you say that wasn't being very nice to bots.
[23:20] <CalebgambTheAw-1> Remember the exploit with like newmessage say hihihi or something?
[23:21] <yellow12> guest17747: oh gotcha ok, I think I just found a solution for an intel card but it's reverting back to an older driver.
[23:21] <guest17747> hmmm... ok
[23:21] <sheepsy> Hey all, how do I find out whether aptitude has nvidia drivers for the card I'm about to get? I'm going to get this mobo: http://canadacomputers.com/index.php?do=ShowProduct&cmd=pd&pid=019329&cid=MBD.350
[23:22] <sheepsy> How do I find out whether Ubuntu has support for GeForce 8200?
[23:22] <Biovore> !nvidia
[23:22] <CalebgambTheAw-1> !food
[23:22] <Biovore> sheepsy: the "new" nvidia driver supports 8200 I believe
[23:22] <CalebgambTheAw-1> !acer
[23:22] <sebsebseb> !fishing |  CalebgambTheAw-1
[23:23] <Scunizi> sheepsy: I have a board with the 8200 chipset and vid card.. the old 173 drivers were miserable.. I've resorted to using the drivers directly from Nvidia and they work fine..
[23:23] <MudMcGreedy> thank you Scunizi for the infomation
[23:23] <Scunizi> MudMcGreedy: np :)
[23:24] <spaceBARbarian> i am getting some weird errors when trying to install apache2 with apt get, can someone help me http://pastebin.org/29865
[23:24] <sheepsy> Scunizi: Binary install from nvidia site?
[23:24] <Dantonic> !k9copy
[23:24] <usertwo> how can delete all my settings from evolution?
[23:25] <sheepsy> Scunizi: Cause there is nvidia-glx-180, in aptitude...
[23:25] <ajhtiredwolf> sheepsy, there are instructions for installing nvidia drivers on the Ubuntu website
[23:25] <Scunizi> sheepsy: yes.. DO read their instructions to make it work right.. it's not hard but if you don't uninstall certain nvidia bits that ubuntu has already loaded you'll end up with the command line until you sort it out.
[23:25] <sheepsy> Scunizi: K. Thanks.
[23:25] <sheepsy> ajhtiredwolf: Thanks.
[23:25] <Scunizi> sheepsy: 180 was ok depending on the version.. there's 180.5x etc.
[23:26] <usertwo> when i reinstall evolution, why isnt it downloading anything from the repository?
[23:26] <ajhtiredwolf> usertwo, files are kept in the cache
[23:26] <fearful> usertwo, have you tried to purge evolution and reinstalling it?
[23:26] <sheepsy> Scunizi: I'll try. Thanks. Gotta go :)
[23:26] <Scunizi> sheepsy: I'd also google that board and ubuntu to see if there are other issues related to it.
[23:26] <spaceBARbarian> i am getting some weird errors when trying to install apache2 with apt get, can someone help me http://pastebin.org/29865
[23:26] <ajhtiredwolf> usertwo, to get rid of all files sudo apt-get uninstall program --purge
[23:27] <Scunizi> spaceBARbarian: are you trying to install a LAMP setup?
[23:27] <spaceBARbarian> Scunizi>> yeah
[23:27] <usertwo> fearful: yes..i did sudo apt-get remove --purge evolution and then sudo apt-get install evolution
[23:28] <Scunizi> spaceBARbarian: the easiest way is to open Synaptic and go to Edit > Mark packages by task .. then choose LAMP Server .. it'll do it all at once correctly
[23:28] <zvacet> usertwo : because deb package is already in var/cache/apt/archives
[23:28] <ctmjr> usertwo: because when you installed it the first time it downloaded the .deb and put it in apt-cache so when you re-install it it looks there first
[23:28] <spaceBARbarian> Scunizi>> okay, but im sure it will still get that error in installing apache, so i might as well fix that now
[23:29] <fearful> usertwo, just do sudo apt-get purge evolution then sudo updatedb && locate *evolution* and see what files are still there under that name
[23:29] <CalebgambTheAw-1> Uh my firefox is dead...Or is it just me... Whenever i goto my site, http://calebgamb.on.toribash.com , it has a server error, but on my ipod touch, it works fine...Can you guys check it out and make sure its only me?
[23:29] <usertwo> zvacet: ctkmr: so if i delete the .deb file from var/cache/apt/archives it should do a fresh install and give me a firt timr wizard wgen i start evolution?
[23:30] <Scunizi> spaceBARbarian: I'm not sure that those errors are anything to worry about.. you might ask in #ubuntu-server or #apache .. possibly #linux
[23:30] <KB1JWQ> CalebgambTheAw-1: Works in lynx here.
[23:30] <Enissay_> Hi guys, how can i use the windows  key to launch the main menu please?
[23:30] <ajhtiredwolf> usertwo, no, the deb files dont hodl your configuration files
[23:30] <CalebgambTheAw-1> Can all of u check please? We might have to do a circlereport lolz
[23:30] <CalebgambTheAw-1> to the devs
[23:31] <usertwo> ajhtiredwolf: so if i delete the deb files AND purge evolution, that should do it?
[23:31] <spaceBARbarian> #apache
[23:31] <sebsebseb> CalebgambTheAw-1: circlereport???
[23:31] <CalebgambTheAw-1> lol
[23:31] <Scunizi> KB1JWQ: Hi Corey.. kd6wqk here
[23:31] <CalebgambTheAw-1> idk...Does it all work for all of you
[23:31] <sebsebseb> CalebgambTheAw-1: what did you mean by that?   also you can try another browser on your install where you say it won't in Firefox
[23:31] <ajhtiredwolf> usertwo, yes... but you dont need to delete the deb file unless you are assuming it was corruted or something
[23:32] <KB1JWQ> CalebgambTheAw-1: Are you just spamming your site, or is there an actual problem?
[23:32] <fearful> Enissay, on the keyboard shortcut menus change the 'Show the panel's main menu to the windows key.
[23:32] <zvacet> usertwo :  open home directory> ctrl+h and delete .evolution folder reinstal evolution from synaptic
[23:33] <calete> Hola alguien abla español
[23:33] <calete> Hola alguien abla español
[23:33] <calete> Hola alguien abla español
[23:33] <FloodBot3> calete: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:33] <sebsebseb> !es |  calete
[23:33] <usertwo> zvacet: i tried that...i also tried sudo apt-get remove --purge evolution or should that be uninstall?
[23:33] <Enissay_> fearful, lol just found it, http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/use-the-windows-key-for-the-start-menu-in-ubuntu-linux/, thanks for your help
[23:33] <zvacet> !es | calete
[23:33] <calete> ayuda en español porfabor
[23:33] <sebsebseb> !es |  calete
[23:33] <fearful> Enissay, your welcome.
[23:33] <ajhtiredwolf> zvacet, assuming those are  the only configuration files
[23:33] <CalebgambTheAw-1> Actual prob dude
[23:34] <calete> gracias
[23:34] <KB1JWQ> CalebgambTheAw-1: Welp, I can't replicate it here.  And by "here" we're talking from three continents.
[23:34] <usertwo> ajhtiredwolf: there are some files in usr/lib/evolution shall i delete those too?
[23:34] <zvacet> usertwo : what happened afte you delete .evolution and reinstall it
[23:34] <KB1JWQ> Now four.  works from all of them, CalebgambTheAw-1
[23:34] <CalebgambTheAwes> oops i discomnected
[23:35] <CalebgambTheAwes> ok its my firefox then
[23:35] <KB1JWQ> Gee, ya think? :-)
[23:35] <fearful> Does anyone know how to enable usb support for Sun Virtual Box I've tried everything online and nothing seems to work :S
[23:35] <CalebgambTheAwes> Ok how do i reinstall it
[23:35] <usertwo> zvacet: no change...all my settings are back. is it picking up the settings from usr/lib/evolution/ evolution-data-server?
[23:35] <sebsebseb> calete:  :) np
[23:35] <BL67> i'm trying to install ubuntu 9.04 on an acer travelmate 4010 and every menu option to boot when selected causes it to freeze up
[23:35] <KB1JWQ> CalebgambTheAwes: Unlikely to resolve the issue; this isn't Windows.
[23:35] <CalebgambTheAwes> oh
[23:35] <htorres11393> BL67 u have a bad disk
[23:35] <JoshuaP0x1> I;m running jaunty and FF3. When I try to run anything flash, the browser lags bad and the flash player shows only frames of the flash movie. I am able to view the flash movie fine in Opera
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> BL67: did you md5 test the ISO and verify the CD once booted to?
[23:35] <CalebgambTheAwes> Ok reinstall ubuntu
[23:35] <KB1JWQ> Disable extensions, see if it's still having issues, CalebgambTheAwes.  If so, start Firefox in safe mode.
[23:35] <CalebgambTheAwes> :p
[23:35] <JoshuaP0x1> any ideas?
[23:35] <CalebgambTheAwes> ok
[23:35] <JoshuaP0x1> I uninstall and reinstalled
[23:36] <JoshuaP0x1> and updated flash
[23:36] <zvacet> usertwo :maybe I really don´t know
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> JoshuaP0x1: is your ubuntu 64bit?
[23:36] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: ah yes Firefox Flash issues
[23:36] <JoshuaP0x1> ActionParsnip: no
[23:36] <CalebgambTheAwes> Okay safe mode how i do that for firefox
[23:36] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: Flash goes bad for some of us in the Firefox in Ubuntu
[23:36] <JoshuaP0x1> sebsebseb: are you having them as well?
[23:36] <luciano> ola
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> CalebgambTheAwes: firefox -safe-mode
[23:37] <biglsells> Can anyone help me? Ive searched the internet hi and low and the forums and have read a great deal about touch screens but all of the help seems out of date by at least 3-4 years and isnt helping me. I have 6 point of sale / internet kiosks that have lcd touch screens by microtouch. They connect to the computer via a built in ps/2 port. When I install and run ubuntu and touch the screen the
[23:37] <biglsells> pointer jumps all over with no control. It thinks the touch screen is a mouse and maybe not translating things correctly? Any help would be greatly appreciated. send me a msg /msg biglsells
[23:37] <CalebgambTheAwes> Ok
[23:37] <JoshuaP0x1> sebsebseb: yeah, whats up with that? one day it's fine, one day it's not
[23:37] <CalebgambTheAwes> Done
[23:37] <CalebgambTheAwes> Ill open the page
[23:37] <BL67> I don't think it's frozen, actually,
[23:37] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: and not much can be done about that if anything really  since it's closed source, well not anymore, but I had issues in the past,  with Ubuntu 8.10 or whatever,  where Firefox would  get really slow and that when Flash was being used in it
[23:37] <CalebgambTheAwes> Ok it loaded nao
[23:37] <BL67> I take out the cd and it instantly shows an IO error
[23:37] <leissi> roight
[23:38] <KB1JWQ> CalebgambTheAwes: Okay then, you've likely done something witn an extension.
[23:38] <BL67> sot it's taking a damn long time to load
[23:38] <CalebgambTheAwes> Okay
[23:38] <htorres11393> BL67 u can't take out the cd
[23:38] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: Which Flash plugin does Opera use?
[23:38] <htorres11393> u have to restart the machine first
[23:38] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: Is it using the same one as Firefox or not?
[23:38] <usertwo> zvacet: no worries..
[23:38] <CalebgambTheAwes> ...Ill uninstall all my toolbars
[23:38] <htorres11393> or waitt
[23:38] <leissi> Mka, I decided to format some space and install ubuntu "properly", so now I got the bootloader working
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> BL67: did you verify the CD?
[23:38] <leissi> but there's still 3 links to windows bootloader for some reason
[23:38] <scared> hi, I am trying to install the netbook remix and the installer simply fails to resize my existing partitions without giving any specific reason other than it failed. I have a windows NFTS partition which I can't get rid of, what are my other options ?
[23:38] <htorres11393> u gotta go to the menu and pick eject cd and shut down
[23:39] <htorres11393> that's how i did it when i first installed it a year ago
[23:39] <CalebgambTheAwes> Ok ive done uninstalling the addons
[23:39] <zvacet> usertwo : sorry not been much of help
[23:39] <CalebgambTheAwes> Ill open firefox
[23:39] <BL67> actionparsnip yes
[23:39] <CalebgambTheAwes> Go on my page
[23:39] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: I think it's also got to do with how Firefox  handles plugins
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> BL67: try some bootoptions
[23:39] <CalebgambTheAwes> And....................
[23:39] <CalebgambTheAwes> Fixed :D
[23:39] <BL67> Like noapci?
[23:39] <CalebgambTheAwes> Ty
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | BL67
[23:39] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: basically if one plugin goes bad, the whole browser can go bad, but with other browsers such as Opera this is not the case, or something like that
[23:39] <Mka> leissi: ok
[23:40] <Mka> leissi: but that is the hard way
[23:40] <Mka> leissi: anyway it was harder to do how we were trying anyway
[23:40] <Enissay_> My laptop sleeps after inactivity, how can i change it so it shutdown?
[23:40] <leissi> mka, yeah I noticed
[23:40] <alexmex90> hello!
[23:41] <Mka> hi
[23:41] <foey> Anyone know if there is a widget which will give me my free RAM as text?
[23:41] <jordy240> hi does anyone know a command to set the defualt browser?
[23:41] <d_b> I created a textfile containing the url to every comic on http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/comic.php (example: http://www.ctrlaltdelonline.com/comics/20090325.jpg ) but when I do: wget --random-wait --retry-connrefused -i ctrlaltdel.txt   I get "HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 302 Found    Location: /error.html [following]". So I'm getting error on all of them, but the links work. Any idea how I can solve this?
[23:42] <Maritim> foey: check out conky
[23:42] <foey> Maritim : Will do, many thanks
[23:42] <alexmex90> I would like to install ubuntu in a second partition, I already have Crunchbang, how I would remove Crunchbang in favor of Ubuntu??
[23:42] <Maritim> foey: you're welcome.
[23:42] <sebsebseb> jordy240: a widget as in something to add to the desktop?
[23:42] <zvacet> jordy240 : system>preferences>prefered programs (or something similar)
[23:43] <JoshuaP0x1> sebsebseb: so is there a way to get FF working, maybe uninstall/reinstall?
[23:43] <leissi> now comes the "fun" part
[23:43] <biglsells> Touchscreen help anyone?
[23:43] <leissi> how do I install drivers
[23:44] <sebsebseb> zvacet:   jordy240   no that's for setting up default programs
[23:44] <zvacet> alexmex90 : backup all dadta/files and install Ubuntu on top of it
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> alexmex90: delete the partitions that make up crunch, then use the space to install ubuntu to
[23:44] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: well no not exactly
[23:44] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: if at all really
[23:44] <stsm> nice so you guys decided to remove kdelibs?
[23:44] <Mka> alexmex90: delete the partition with Crunchbag
[23:44] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: so Flash in Firefox makes Firefox go bad, and then the computer becomes slow or?
[23:44] <stsm> pretty nice, that means my professor will run into trouble tomorrow trying to make us install klogic....
[23:44] <jordy240> sebsebseb: I want all links that i click to open in shirtoko
[23:44] <fearful> Has anyone used Mozilla Minefield (3.6)
[23:45] <stsm> any suggestions to still install the stuff thats apperantly randomly deleted from the repo?
[23:45] <Guest98854> does anyone know a way to get usb devices to show up in a virtual machine running in virtualbox?
[23:45] <zvacet> sebsebseb : doesn´t there option for default browser under internet
[23:45] <JoshuaP0x1> Flash does not run properly in FF. Its slow and choppy.
[23:45] <JoshuaP0x1> but fine in Opera
[23:45] <stsm> Guest98854, if you use virtualbox OSE thats not possible
[23:45] <alexmex90> what I exactly want to do is install ubuntu in other partition, move some files from Crunchbang to Ubuntu and remove Crunchbang to stay only with ubuntu
[23:45] <sebsebseb> jordy240:  zvacet     hmm turns out I was trying to reply to the wrong issue
[23:45] <Guest98854> really? maybe that is my problem
[23:45] <erUSUL> stsm: we do not decide anything here. just give support.
[23:46] <foey> Maritim : I've installed it via apt-get but theres nothing on my menus
[23:46] <sebsebseb> jordy240:   zvacet     I mean I got the name mixed up
[23:46] <erUSUL> !info kdelibs | stsm
[23:46] <zvacet> sebsebseb : np
[23:46] <stsm> Guest98854, theres virtualbox OSE (open source edition) and another one
[23:46] <jordy240> zvacet: ??
[23:46] <VCoolio> fearful: a year ago yes, now I stick with 3.5
[23:46] <sebsebseb> jordy240:   yes   what  zvacet  suggested by the sounds of it for your issue though
[23:46] <Guest98854> can i switch easily or do i have to install the guest os again?
[23:46] <DrChirs> I've got a badly broken apache2.2 package; when I try to run apt-get -f install, dpkg exits with error code 1; can anybody help me out?
[23:46] <erUSUL> stsm: they are there so i dunno what are you complaining about. just trolling i guess
[23:46] <VCoolio> fearful: swiftweasel that is
[23:46] <Ido_> Hey guys, a quick question: is there any virtual box for linux with a feature like the new one of Windows, where you can just right click and open your program with the virtually installed OS instead of loading it and opening the file from it?
[23:46] <sebsebseb> zaggynl:  system > preferences > preffered applications
[23:47] <stsm> erUSUL, they wont download on my comp
[23:47] <sebsebseb> jordy240: uh  for you above ^^^^^
[23:47] <erUSUL> stsm: have you turned on your computer ?
[23:47] <fearful> VCoolio, 3.5 is better?
[23:47] <stsm> erUSUL, Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/k/kde4libs/kdelibs5-data_4.2.2-0ubuntu5.1_all.deb
[23:47] <stsm>   404 Not Found
[23:47] <stsm> erUSUL, is that clear anough for you?
[23:47] <stsm> or shall i make a drawing?
[23:47] <stsm> now stop acting like a #@$@#$
[23:47] <sebsebseb> zaggynl: messaged wrong one,   auto complete hmm isn't working for me these days, as well as it used to
[23:48] <erUSUL> stsm: no it is. until now i only here a baseless rant...
[23:48] <VCoolio> fearful: all add-ons and stuff work; so no geekiness required ;) also swiftweasel is better and there is no 3.6 for that
[23:48] <Guest98854> also, i cannot get my volume up, down, or mute buttons to work correctly, they are ampped correctly, but do not change the volume settings, anyone know how to fix this in 9.04?
[23:48] <stsm> erUSUL, its VERY frustrating if you think "ok to open this file i jut need to get klogic and ill be fine"
[23:48] <stsm> to then find out the intire kde libs are gone
[23:48] <stsm> 5.0 aswell
[23:49] <jordy240> thanks zvacet and sebsebseb
[23:49] <xiong> Is there a straightforward way of telling Synaptic that I've downloaded a .deb package to Downloads?
[23:49] <VCoolio> fearful: you can just install 3.6 next to 3.5 and see how you like it
[23:49] <mikejet> which project is responsible for incorporating devilspie into the default ubuntu install? GTK or gnome?
[23:49] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: Flash issues are common  in Firefox
[23:49] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: in Ubuntu
[23:49] <zvacet> jordy240 . anytime
[23:49] <vivgrn> i have a dell optiplex with internal speakers but , in ubuntu the sound does'nt come . headphones are required. any tweak?
[23:49] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: and  there isn't really anything that can be done  about it, because it's closed source,  you can try  Gnash and Swfdec as alternatives to Adobe Flash in Firefox though,  might be good enough for your usage
[23:49] <JoshuaP0x1> amazing that Dell would ship an OS that has such big problems.
[23:49] <errr1> if I want to update my php how can I see what version it will update to NOT USING A GUI
[23:50] <erUSUL> stsm: i can only think that is a human error on the sysadmins of the ubuntu machines. security is not mirrored (afaik) so you will have to wait untill someone fix it
[23:50] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: Does Opera in Ubuntu get it's own Flash plugin, or use the  Firefox one?
[23:50] <VCoolio> errr1: apt-cache policy <package>
[23:50] <stsm> erUSUL, this is my own machine and its allmost a clean install :s
[23:50] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1:   Adobe Flash issues are not Ubuntu/Linux's fault, they are Adobes
[23:50] <fearful> VCoolio, on 3.6 my shortcuts in panel or desktop wont launch the brwoser
[23:50] <JoshuaP0x1> sebsebseb: I don't know. I know that flash works better in Opera.
[23:50] <alexmex90> any advice for me??
[23:50] <errr1> VCoolio: thank you
[23:50] <stsm> well it doesnt mather, i guess ill have to find myself something else thqt just works
[23:50] <scoop21> Hi guys,
[23:51] <stsm> thqnx for the help qnyway
[23:51] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: I already gave a possible reason for that as well
[23:51] <Ido_> Anyone knows about a linux port for Ventrilo?
[23:51] <vivgrn> i have a dell optiplex with internal speakers but , in ubuntu the sound does'nt come . headphones are required. any tweak?
[23:51] <VCoolio> fearful: you need to set is as default browser in system > prefs> preferred apps
[23:51] <JoshuaP0x1> sebsebseb: maybe so but flash works well in the MS  and Mac world
[23:51] <Mka> alexmex90: what is holding you back from installing ubuntu then?
[23:51] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: Adobe do not make Flash properly for Linux
[23:51] <foey> Does anyone support linux servers/desktops within their job?
[23:51] <alexmex90> well I'm not sure what I have to do in order to completely (and safely) remove Crunchbang
[23:51] <fearful> VCoolio, alright but anyway I'll install 3.5 instead if 3.6 won't accept as much add-ons
[23:51] <alexmex90> do I only have to delete the partition?
[23:52] <JoshuaP0x1> sebsebseb: well they should start very soon. If big companies like Dell is backing it, adobe should get on the ball.
[23:52] <Mka> alexmex90: type "sudo gparted" on terminal and resize the partitions to create files for ubuntu
[23:52] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: when I say closed source, do you even know what I mean?
[23:52] <JoshuaP0x1> sebsebseb: yes.
[23:52] <Mka> alexmex90: I meant to say filesystem not files.
[23:52] <zvacet> alexmex90 : you will do it during installation of ubuntu
[23:52] <mgv2> why does the english xchat spell checker go away when i change my system language?
[23:52] <Mka> aleaxmex90: do not delete any partition
[23:52] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: Dell are selling  Ubuntu pre installed,  and it's been quiet a while now,  but it's still hidden away
[23:52] <scoop21> if i start openoffice.org, wich is installed from ubuntu standard repositories, the systems hangs completly with a black screen, after that i only can hardstart the pc
[23:53] <VCoolio> fearful: there is an add-on that forces add-ons to install despite ff being too new, or you can download add-ons and edit the file inside to adjust the 'maximum ff version'
[23:53] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: you can't just get onto the Ubuntu Dell stuff from their main page etc
[23:53] <xiong> Currently, I can open the downloaded .deb in Firefox, which prompts me to the GDebi package installer -- this is clunky.
[23:53] <fearful> VCoolio, ok thanks ill look into that :p
[23:53] <jorn> is here anyone who could help me with getting ntop up and running?
[23:53] <mgv2> how can i make xchat to load servers at starting?
[23:53] <Mka> alexmex90: you may need to use the live CD to resize
[23:54] <VCoolio> fearful: that doesn't guarantee stableness of course, but I had no troubles there
[23:54] <fearful> VCoolio, great thanks for the advice and help :p
[23:54] <xiong> I suppose I could do the same thing from Nautilus.
[23:54] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: It may be  far from perfect,  but we should be thankful  that Adobe even bother making Flash for Linux,  because most commercial software companies use  the,  Linux does not have enough market share on the desktop excuse,  when it comes to them not making something for it.   Well  Adobe do for their other products, Photoshop etc.
[23:55] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: You can try Gnash and Swfdec instead of Adobe Flash in Firefox, they may work better for you
[23:55] <Dantonic> !k9copy
[23:55] <alexmex90> ok, so I resize partition, install ubuntu on the free space, move important files from crunchbang to ubuntu partition, delete crunchbang partition, resize ubuntu partition to use the space that crunchbang used and the end?
[23:55] <snowveil> what program can I use to format to NTFS under linux?
[23:55] <zacktrack> snowveil: mkfs.ntfs
[23:55] <vivgrn> snowveil ntfs-3g
[23:55] <sebsebseb> JoshuaP0x1: there are also quite a few other browsers for Linux,  where  Flash will probably be more ok
[23:56] <pazsion> no sound in ubuntu 8.04?
[23:56] <sebsebseb> pazsion: ah yes pulseaudio issues for 8.04 hmm
[23:57] <pazsion> soundblaster 5.1 audigy 1 32-bit?
[23:57] <Mka> alexmex90: exactly!
[23:57] <sebsebseb> pazsion: Did sound ever work?
[23:57] <alexmex90> ok! I will try :P
[23:57] <pazsion> its detected and i believe i had it working.. some reason its not..
[23:57] <alexmex90> thanks!
[23:58] <leissi> hmm
[23:58] <sebsebseb> pazsion: ok try this
[23:58] <sebsebseb> pazsion: killall pulseaudio
[23:58] <leissi> how do I fit a 4:3 resolution of 1600x1200 to fit a 5:4 config?
[23:58] <sebsebseb> pazsion: and hopefuly your sound works then :)
[23:58] <VCoolio> snowveil: maybe gparted can, but to format to ntfs I think (shame shame) you should use windows
[23:58] <pazsion> =C
[23:59] <zacktrack> VCoolio: no
[23:59] <snowveil> gparted can with ntfsprogs installed :)
[23:59] <snowveil> just installed it from the repositories
[23:59] <ThePunisher> :}
[23:59] <snowveil> but my drive has an invalid superblock :-/
[23:59] <snowveil> so googling that one now :)
[23:59] <zacktrack> type "mkfs.ntfs --help", this is the best way
[23:59] <fearful> VCoolio, even if I change prefer applications to 3.6, if I add the mozilla minefield shortcut to panel or desktop it won't run the first time. But it runs in the Applications > Internet shortcut
[23:59] <JoshuaP0x1> sebsebseb: Thank you for you advice. I installed Opera and everything seems fine now. Flash plays just fine. I don't like knowing something is not working on my computer, but if I hear others saying it's a known issue, i feel better about it.
[23:59] <Beastmode> hey everyone